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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
ABSOLUTELY DENIED.
Russia Has offered No Explanations
20 This Government.


Washington. July 2.-The Associated
Press is authorized 20 state that the
Russian government most positively
and absolutely denies TIE report that
II has offered any official explanation
to the American government. either
through the Russian embassy at
Washington or the American embassy
at 81. Petersburg. regarding the Kishi-
nen incident, and declares that Il had
never been advised by the American
government upon the subject. The
Russian government most categorical
~ refuses 60 receive. from any power.
any petitions. representations or COM
munications relative TO its internal af-
fairs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
LOST SECURITIES.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Valuable Papers Gone.

New York. Juyl Julius o. Rowe. a
prominent citizen OF LaFayettevilIe.
managed during his brief stay In town
20 separate himself from various seoul
ties valued In the aggregate at $4,000.
He came down from LaFayetteville,
visited a firm Of brokers and took away
his shares. An hour later he returned
ami reported having lost his bundle
while on the way 20 the Grand Central
railway station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Entries to Be Refused.

New York. June 2i.-The Jockey club
has announced that the entries ~
"Plttshurg" Phil George r. SMITH
would hereafter be- refused at all tracks
over which the club had control The
ruling IL probably the result Of the now
notorious illyria race. for which Jockey
shaw. "Plttsburg Phls" rider, was
ruled on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
MORSE RESIGNS.

Well Known Railroad Official 70 Leave
Southern Pacific.
New Orleans. July as. +. u. Morse.
assistant passenger traffic manager Of
the Southern Pacific railway. headduar-
tiers at Houston. has rendered his res
ignation. to become effective Aug. l.
He - understood 10 have made large
financial connections cas-, Mr., Morse
left the Big Four NJ Buffalo In 1885, to
associate himself with the Huntington
lines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
AppIlea,Iens POUR IN.

Austin. July Applicants foT
comptroller pour in from all over the
state. The governor ls back from
Limestone county. where he aecompa-
MED the remains ~ Mr.. Love. When
asked about the appointment OF comp
troller. he said he had nothing 10 givt
ont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03

New York. July 2.-During the fiscal
year just ended the money order de-
partnfent OF the New York postoiiice
handled the sum OF f2is3i3.0oo. This
IL an Increase over the previous year
OF SCI $4,000, The greatest increase was
IN italian money orders which was
ssi.c5c 800. greater than last year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
BIG BLAZE.
oreenviIle, N. c., Suffers orea, Loss
From a Large Fire.

Raleigh. y. G., July 2.-Grcenyille,
y. c.. Is on fire. No correct estimate
can be made Of the losses, but Il is be-
lieved that they are already about
100000
The Ore started In q small restaurant
and the buildings already consumed
are the Market. Farmers warehouse,
Garman and Wrlghts tobacco factory,
Jordan's tobacco factory. residence Of
Mrs. Nellie Harris, Zeno Moore. II. T.
King and several smaller buildings.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Fro,,s Cause DAMAGE.

City OF Mexico. July 2.-The unsea-
sonable frosis near Lake Chalce. val
ley Of Mexico. have caused heavy loss
e. OF corn. Crops 10 the value Of 81
OcO. 600 are said TO have been destroyed
by frosts which. coming az this season.
are quite unprecedented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Mus, Be Mustered In.

Austin. July 2.-Adjutant General
Hulen has issued an order ghat all
troops composing the Texas Volunteer
guard must be mustered In a. soon
as posslble.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
csmpsau RESIGNS.

New Orleans. July Manager C.
G. Camnau OF the New orleans Base
bal club has rendered his resignation
az the result OF the poor showing made
by the team. which II last In the
Southern league race.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Additional Reserve..

Sofa, July loving to the Increas-
Ing Turkish prosecutions Of the Bulga-
rian population In the Turkish frontier
provinces. the bulgarian government,
has called out 5000 additional reserves.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Barrett Appointed.

Washington, July John Barrett
Commissioner general q the St Louis
exposition 10 Asia and Australia, has
been appointed United states minister
10 Argentine. vice w. 4. Lord.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
National LEAGUE.

A. Boston--No game: rain.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL,
Chicago. 4.
AZ New York-New York. 8: 81
Louis ..
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn 3; Pitts
burg. g.
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Declared Invalid.

Marion. Ark. July 2.-The DeRossett
law enacted by the late legislature
prohibiting all non-residents from
hunting and fishing In the state was
declared unconstitutional by the cir
cult court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Amerienn Iennue.

AZ Chlcago-Boston. /. Chicago. o,
ten innings.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4. Detroit
I.
At Observation-Disclosures. 9; Cleve-
land. :.
At New York-Ncw York. z. -
Louis. Q.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Squadron on Denmark.

Rallundberg. Denmark. July 2.-The
United States European squadron ar
rived here from kie and anchored ia
the roads.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
BASEBALL.
Texas Ieaaue.

At Fort worth-Fort Worth. 2;
Waco /.
At Corslcana-Corsicana. II; Dallas
4
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Southern LEAGUE.

At shreveport-shreveport, 2 Little
Rock. /.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6.
Atlanta, g.
Al Montgomery-Nashyille. 4. Mont.
gomery. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-03
Snow In Montana.

Butte. Mont. July 2.-snow fell here
Wednesday afternoon.
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REPORTED cLoUpeURsT.
Number Of Lives Rumored los, al and
Around Beeville.

san Antonio. July "A report mas
reached here that a cloudburst oc-
CURED az Beevllle. and that a number
81 lives were lost As the telegraph
and telephone wires are Frustrated no
particulars are obtainahle
The copper era., 1903-08-27
Copper Share Market.

/ George y. Walker, whose weekly
copper letter, published in the Boston
| Commercial, is widely read. strongly
advises the purchase of copper shares.
| He says:
Copper mining shares have been
dragged down to an unreasonably low
level of prices by the bear campaign
| in Amalgamated, by the pannicky con-
| dition Of things in the general stock
market, and by declining quotations
for the commodity. copper. 1t would
seem that everything of an unfavorable
nature that the mind can well conceive
of has happened, and that all has been
much more than discounted by the
shrinkage OF values indicated by ruling
quotations throughout the list. Weak
accounts have been thoroughly liqui-
dated. Traders have made profits on
the short side of the market aud are
strongly advocating the bear position.
They have, | believe, overstayed the
decline. and hundreds of them will
be forced to buy back their stocks at
much higher prices. All the dictates
Of reason indicate that the stocks are
just as good to buy now as they were
sale at the top of the boom. Fortunes
are made in the stock market by those
who have the courage to buy stocks
after Il long and destructive decline
like the one we have just experienced.
Misrepresentation and stringent money
market are really the only bear factors
Of great moment, and the decline in
prices has been sufficient to discount
conditions ten times as bad as are
known To exist. high prices and boom
times always bring the public into the
market; and in the natural course of
events prices rcccde and the public
loses. II the public would only learn to
be attracted by financial disaster, and
would Scrapc up its idle dollars and
buy copper stocks at such time As
this, exactly "a it buys bankrupt dry
goods when they are offered at bar
gain prices. there would be fewer
panics, a broader distribution of profits
and less complaint would be heard of
the insecurity of mining share invest
ments. l believe the present prices
will prove to be the bargain prices of
the year in copper stocks"
The copper era., 1903-08-27
MINING MAN DEAD,
Pedro Alvarado, Who Sprung From
Poverty to Affluence Pas
ses AWAY.
ses Away.

News has been received OF the sud-
den death of Pedro Alvarado, owner of
the far famed Pelmillas gold mine in
the Parral district Of chihuahua.
Alvarado was u peOn-miliionaire who
developed the Palmillas mines. which
had been in his mines Tor years. until
it was considered the richest mine in
the district.
His fortune was over estimated. His
mine was valued at 8. 5OO, 900 gold by
the Guggenheims last year, and it i
stated that he cleared about $1,000 per
month gold from it during its opera
ton.
He was worth about =, 900, 600. He
lived like his father and shared his
fortune with his friends in lavish
manner. He was regarded as prince
by the MeXicans, who fairly worshiped
him.
Six years ago Alvarado was a miner
working for thirty cents a day Mex can
money. He was a shrewd man and de-
veloped his mine which turned out to
be of phenomenal richness at slight
depth, and the peon was a man of in
dependence in a short time.
The copper era., 1903-08-27

I in a satisfactory condition. The work
ing shaft i now down over 200 feet,
with fifteen feet OF water in the bot
tom Of the shaft He IS putting a
steam hoist on this shaft and expects
10 handle the water for time with a
bucket. though his boiler Is large
enough TO furnish steam tor pump
when one j. needed. Owing 20 the
water he has not been 10 the bottom OF
the shaft since he arrived, but the top
ore on the dump shows what it was a
the bottom. and it assays - per cent.
copper besides carrying gold and sill
yer. The doctor will sink his shaft to
depth Of at least 500 feet. run his
levels and block out his ore before
commencing the erection OF reduction
works He says he wants blocked out
enough ore to last two years before he
builds reduction works. The great
trouble in the Shakespeare camp is TO
extract the metals from the ores. As
vet no one has built reduction works
that would handle the ore economi-
cally and save fair percentage Of the
metal. DR.. Luton tells the Liberal he
has solved the problem and will be
abb 10 handle the ore econ omically
and be able to save - per cent OF the
metal
The copper era., 1903-08-27
OF INCORPORATION
or THE
ARIZONA. NEW MENfCO d COLO-
RADIO RAILROAD COMPANY.


To whom it may concern, know W.
l. That Frank W Kiurc. Jane, > Autrcy
and George truth, AZ Of the state If Colorado.
aud Charles Thomas and Charles Il Martin Of
| the Territory Of Arizona, have associatcd
| themselves together to become a CORPORATION
for the purpose Of constructing. owning. main
| tanning and operating "a railroad by means Of
| steam. electricity OF other motive power from %
convenient point on The line Of the Southcrn
Pacific Railrond. within the County of Cochisc
in the Territory Of Arizona. to the city Of Du-
range, in the state Of Colorado.
The line Of said railroad. from it, said point
Of commencement passes through Tho Cpuu-
ties Of CoclIi>c and Graham in the Territory of
Arizona, the Counties Of Grant. Socorro. Val
cucia, Bernalillo. san Juan AMI Rio Ariha. ia
the Territory Of Ncw Mcxico and the Conn
tics of Con,io- and Ia Plata in the state %
Colorado. total distance Of three hundred AMI
fifty $50 miles.
>. That the said associates. together with tho
four other persons who are hereinafter named as
directors, have each subscribed 10 th" stpck of
said company. and their collective subscrip-
rouS thereto amount 10 Three Hundred aud
Fifty Thousand Dollars (s3jO,O00J
B. The Capital Stock of said corporation shall
be Five Million Dollars IS oOO.Op1). divided into
Fifty Thousand $1,000 Shares Of ono Hundred
Dollars (siOj each. which i the actual con
iemplatcd cost Of constructing the said rail
road. together with the cost Of right Of way.
depots, yards. motive power cars aud every
other apIurjcuauca and thing required f,r Tho
completion and operation Of said railroad.
{. The name Of said corporation j. "Thc
Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado Railroad
Company aud the corporation IS 10 continue
in existence Fifty Dj0 years
3. The affairs Of said company shall be- man /
aged by Board II Nine Directors and the f.
names Of the persons who have been chosen az .
Directors are. Frank W Kline James : /.
Aubrey. George truth, George II. Tombliu- .
Thomas D. Baird Cecil /. Hanna and walter .
Y. Houser all Of the state Of Colorado and .
Charles Thomas and Charles Il. Martin Of the .
Territory of Arizona who shall hold their of .
fees until their successors are chosen a., shall .
be provided By the Bylaws Of The Company.
8 The principal place Of business OF said .
company IS solomonvilc, in the County Of
in the Territory OF Arizona.
witness the hands and seals # said corpora
ton this 2sth day Of March \ y. 1910.
FRANK W. KISNE (-caD
Residing at Walsenburg, Colo. subscribe for
Seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty
five (7s35l shares Of the corporation.
CECIL l. HANNA tseaD
Residing at Denver. Colo. subscrbe- for one
Thousand (lO0O. shares Of the corporation.
GEORGE truth Seal
Residing at Walsenburg. Colo. sub,cribes for
seven Thousand Eigh; Hundred aud Thirty
three T.s33) Shares Of the corporation.
GEORGE M.TOMBLISG (seaD
Residing at Walsenburg. Colo subscribes for
seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty
hFee 7,ss2l Shares Of The corporation.
The copper era., 1903-08-27
Notice to Claimants of Lots in the
TOWnsite of San Francisco.

Notice is hereby given that George
| Cluf, Il former Judge of the probate
court OF the County OF Graham, Terri
tory of Arizona, as trustee, did here
tOfore enter IN the United States land
office. in trust for the inhabitants OF
the tOwnsitc Of San Francisco, the
following described lands, to-wit
Lot number three, in section thirty,
in township four south, of range
thirty east, OF the ella and Salt river
meridian, in Graham county, Terri
tory Of Arizona, containing forty and
and forty one -hundredthS acres of
land.
All persons claiming lots in said
tOwnsite of San Francisco, are mott
fled that they are required to file a
statement of such claims in the office
Of =. G. Little, probate Judge of the
County Of Graham, Territory of Ari-
iona. the trustee of said tOwnsite, on
or before the 10Th day of October, a.
ID. 1903, at SolomOnville, Graham
county, Territory of Arizona. Such
statement shall be in writing, signed
and sworn to by the claimant, or in
case OF his absence from the county,
then, by his agent or attorney. The
statement shall specify the grounds
of the claim, particularly describe
the lots claimed, the date and name.
As near as may be, of the frs: actual
occupant; what improvements have
been made thereon, and that at the
time of making such statement the
lots are actually possessed and Occu
pied by the claimant, or that the right
20 such possession and occupation is in
him, if the same is occupied by an
other; and with such statement the
claimant shall pay to the trastee the
purchase price and the fees herein
after fixed, and the trustee must not
receive such statement unless the
price and fees accompany it.
All claimants who have filed their
claims shall, within sixty days after
the expiration of the time of filing
claims with the trustee. by competent
evidence make proof of the facts al
legged in his statement before the trus-
tee. No proof can be made after that
time unless the party has appeared
within that time and obtained Il con
tinuance, the order for which must be
entered by the trustee.
The fees OF the trustee shall be
twenty cents per folio for filing and re-
cOrding the statement and all other
writing necessarily done, five dollars
for making and acknowledging the deed
where there is no contest. and where
there is a contest such additional fees
As is allowed by law to Justices of the
peace in civil cases, for which trustee
may demand security or payment in
advance :he same Is justices of the
peace can do, and upon failure to com
ply with such demand for two DAYS
the right of the party so failing TO
make proof of his claim or contest
that of another shall be lost.
Dated July is, 1903.
L. c. LITTLE.
Trustee.
July l6-Sept. 81.
The copper era., 1903-08-27
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
ARIZONA AND NEW MENICO
FUEL AND IRON COMPANY.


To whom 81 may concern. know We.
/ That Thomas D. Baird. Walter ITou
scr. Frank W Kline. George N Tomhnng
James :. Aubrey. George Truth and Ncllc 2
Kline have associated themselves together FOR
the purpose % becoming Incorporated under
the name OF The Arizona and New Mexico
Fuel and Iron Compauy whose principal place
Of business in the Territory OF Arizona i Solo
knoxville. in the County OF Graham
, That the businesses OF said Corporation are
the acquiring Of real estate by purchase err
otherwise. and improving and dealing in the
same. acquiring and dealing in personal prop
eriy. mining, milling. smelling and refining
ores constructing private and public works
and manufacturing OF any Kind
8 The said corporation is formed 10 endure
. Twenty-Five - years
1 The capital stock Of said corporation is
Five Million Dollars lS5.OnoOo1 divided into
Fifty Thousand 5orW shares OF one Hun
drcd Dollars Sloo each.
p. Tho highest amount OF Indebtedness and
liability. direct or contingent. 20 which the said
corporation is 20 hc sGhicc, at any time. j.,
Three Million. Three Hundred and Thirty
three Thousand. Three Hundred and Thirty
four Dollars SS.S;si,,3D.
t.. The affairs Of said corporation shall Dee
shall also have power 10 establish BY Laws and
make all rules and regulations. and appoint all
officers and agents. necessary for the proper
Transaction OF the business Of the corporation.
and. in case of vacancy in said Board occur
ring in any manner, the remaining members
thereof may TN such vacancy by appointing a
stakeholder thetcto.
= There shall be meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Company on the First day OF
April of each year. AT the Office Of the Company
al its principal place of business in the Territory
Of Arizona. for the purpose ofclcctiug Board of
Directors for the ensuing year ana trausactng
any other proper business.
Special meetings of the stockholdcr, may be
held ut any time AT tine Office Of The Secretary
of the Company. or elsewhere. 10 Toe called iu
the manner prescribed i'll the By Laws.
:. The following named Stockholders shall
constitute the first Board of Director, and bold
their offices until their successors are chosen.
viz: Thomas d. Baird, Walter y. Houscr.
Frank w. Kline George NJ. Tombling, james
;. Aubrey, George truth. Nellie + Kline.
Charles b. Martin and Charles Thomas
Witness the hands and seals of the aforesaid
Incorrorators, this 18th day OF March \. p. 1906
The copper era., 1903-08-27
THE TOKEN

He had won some costly badges
on the blood stained battlefield
From the hearts he'd taught to love
From the hearts he'd taught to yield 4;
But the one he loved the best.
That he wore next to his breast.
Was little withered flower
y poor, bedraggled flower,
In golden locket pressed.
and his tired lips kissed it,
As they kissed none OF the rest.
So the prize we learn to value
You will find no mark OF fame.
lis a little, simple token
Hardly worthy of the name.
But to Us It's always bright
1t is always pure and white,
And the little withercd flower-
The poor, bedraggled flower,
We may dream of it all night
And it tells us when to faIter
As it tells Us when to fight.
We may kiss it, but in secret,
For its sacred from the world;
And with dOwncast eyes we clasp it,
In the angry battle hurled.
But it drives away all fear
As we feel it nesting near,
Though little withercd flower
A poor, bedraggled flower,
Scarcely worth brave mans tear,
Yet the hard won prizes fail us,
While this simple one brings cheer.
Louis +. Thayer in Hartford Times.
The copper era., 1903-08-27
Documents Filed For Record.

Following is list OF documents filed
for record, at the county seat, compiled
by Abstracter Fred Dysart:
Estate Of Alexander Torrea, Henry
Dial, admir-. TO George a. Oiney, 1925
ga in ne Is : :, 20 c.
Emil Schdmann to Henry Arbuckle,
SO, Is interest in Buckeye mine, in
Grecnlee district.
Emil Schuman to Lewis Kreckel same
a. above.
Coronado Mining company locates
Shoe Fly and Butter Fly in Copper
mountain district.
Dell NJ. Potter is appointed agent
and superintendent of Sierra dc Orc
mining company.
Angel L. Campbell ct al to King
Brothers, lease on lot 25x6O feet on
Last Chance mine.
United States to Amos l.. Calvin,
patent, sw Sc Is and et ne and NV ne
10 -, 81 {.
Territory of Arizona to Hill Bros.
deed, lot block Duncan.
Kin-E-Chy mining and milling COM
pany locates Maypole and Maypole No.
> in Clark district.
ID. ID. Jayne ct al to Kin-E-Chy
mining and milling company deed to
ROealine in Table Mountain district
and Anna and Michigander in Clark
district.
If. a. Morgan to Ida NJ. Stewart bill
of sale to cattle (Lynch estate.l
NJ. +. Perry TO NJ. Il. Elliot deed,
Fraction No. ! in Copper mountain
district.
The copper era., 1903-08-27
Where are You Going to
Spend the Vacation?

Why not take advantage OF the low
rates now in effect and go - CalIlOr-
MIA, the state with its unsurpassed sea-
side resorts, orange groves. beautiful
gardens and Quaint old mission towns,
which are visited every year by thous-
ands of health and pleasure seekers:
We shall De glad to furnish you list
OF the charming resorts ana camping
places q California.
The Southern California Seaside EN-
curs.ons are now on
Commencing May lst and every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday thereat-
ter until Septem Der 18th, 1908, the
Southern Pacific Will run excursions
to Santa Monica. Long Beach. San
Pedro, Newport Beach, San Diego,
san Buenaventura and Santa Barbara,
selling round trip tickets for these oc-
caaions for S3j. These tickets are first
class in every respect, permitting OF
stop-overs at any point west of Cotton,
Cal. In connection with these tickets
and excursion rates for round trip Of
- 80 is in effect between San Pedro
and Avalon, Santa Catalina Islands.
for all who wish to visit this unique
For those who care TO travel further
north than the above mentioned points
there is in effect an excursion rate OF
800 for round trip to San Francisco
sold on same days, and under similar
conditions. From San Francisco are
run excursions too numerous to men
ton to the hundreds Of seaside and
lake resorts and uneXcelled camping
grounds.
1t is the belief of the company that
the extremely low rates offered for
these excursions will induce Il large
number OF people to take advantage Of
them during their summer vacation.
For further information, write
L. II. GOODMAN, g. +. y. San Frame
C.M. BURKHALTER, Of x PA. Tucson
+. w. CLAPP.
Local TicGet Agent, Lordsburg, n. NJ.
The copper era., 1903-08-27
Do Good-It Paws.

\ Chicago man has observed that,
Good deeds are better than real es-
tate deeds-some of the latter are
worthless. Act kindly and gently.
show sympathy and lend helping
hand. You cannot possibly lose by it. .
Most men appreciate kind word and
encouragement more than substantial
help. There are persons in this COM
munity who might truthfully say:
My good friend. cheer up. A few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will rid you of your cold, and there is
no danger whatever from pneumonia
when you use that medicine 1t always
cures. l know it for it has helped me
out many I time.' Sold by nil deal
ers in medicine.