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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
 ACTIVE IN SOUTHWEST
COLORADO MAN, WELL KNOWN IN DOUGLAS, SAYS YEAR WILL
 BREAK RECORDS

Ex-Governor James B. Orman Of . Pueblo Colo, was in Albuquerque, N
 M.. Saturday on his way from a busi- ness trip to Fl Paso from his home. The governor is at the head of the railway contracting firm of Orman &
 Crook. He reports much activity iI railroad construction in the south and west The company is at present at work on large contracts for railway construction in Colorado, Wyoming and Utah. and Mr. Orman's trip to Fl PasO means more railroad building in ;he southwest, though he was redcent as Co the nature of his business there
 The present year will be a banner one in the history of the southwest. Miles and miles of new roads are being constructed. mining in Colorado was never in as fourishing a condition as at present and the agricultural and eat tie industries are the best in years. Wool is commanding the best prices in history and the entire country is going forward. said Governor Orman to the Journal
 "Our strikes and labor difficulties are over in Colorado and the political condition of the state is better than lt has been for the past several months. The fight between capital and labor was turned into a political TOW, and some great wrongs were committed, but now all is serene.
 Tn Colorado the attention of the agriculturist is attracted to the sugar beet and millions of acres of them are being grown this year. It has been impossible to get men enough into the state to handle the growing crops. Plenty of work and plenty of money in Circulation means prosperity. and prosperity means a happy people"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

EXPERT PIANO TUNeR-Leave or ders at office of the Zellner Piano Go. or w. Muir, Hughes building, Bisbee, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09
FIGURING MILLS ORDERED
 FOR SONORA DISTRICT
MACHINERY HAS BEEN ORDERED ANO WiLL SE SET UP W5En
 TT ARRIVES.

Mr Smithers. who recently arrived from New GC-S. ls rcpoT -ed t:. have ordered sometime ago the necessary machinery fac a lAu' t0 be erected at Fronteras. which wa, be erected as soon as it ayrves from the manufao- turers.
 The miil is for the manufacture oi flour. cracking barley, etc. and it is expected that it will be able to find plenty of work in grinding the wheat raised ir the Sonora country tribU- tary to it-
 On the San Bas2ardino ranch MT. Slaughter has just completed thresh- ing his wheat crop which amounts 70 I5O.O00 pounds and on the Cuchlva- rachi ranch below the San Barnards no 1t is said that the wheat crop this year amounted to more than 200.000 hounds: ou the Batapito ranch was also raised a large crop of wheat.
 Another Mill for Sonora.
 The machinery for another Touring mill arrived in Douglas yesterady. This mill was ordered sometime ago by Bishop Orson Brown. of the Mor- mon colony at Moreles. Bishop Brown win haul this machinery by wagon from this city and the teams are ex- pected here at any time for t.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09
The Cynthia, Long Beach, Cal

Moss modern and elegantly furnished aa building in Southern California. 3-story brick Fronts the Few PLEASURE PIER
 Twenty-f0ur- 4rOOm apartments. Each con tains elegantly furnished and spacious drawing room led room. diniug room kitchen. pantry, bath room and closets. Laundry tubs and store rooms in basement Spacious verandas and roof garden with most splendid view of the new San Pedro breakwater and Catalina Island
 Home Telephone in Each Flat, Address
 P. O. BOX 2l4. Long Beach, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Small Blaze in 5oarsiag House. From some unexpected cause the Mat ter boarding house on Ninth street caught fire at o'clock this afternoon. The fire was discovered under the front porch. An alarm from the siren sent people scurrying in that direc tion, but few pails of water put out the blaze The hose wagon resI onded on the run, but an axle broke in front of the Ord hotel and the fire was out before repairs could be made. The damage to the porch of the boardins house was light.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Waived Exsminstion.--Alex Dorsey the negro who was in the Douglas jail charged with the shooting of "Baldy'' Wensei, through his attorneys, Rich ardson & Lockwood waived examina- tion yesterday and Judge Mcdonald bound nim over to answer to the grand jury and fixed his bail at the sum of s1,5O0- Of course Dorsey was unable to give any bail and was re- manded t0 jail to await the action of the grand jury. This morning he was taken to Tombstone by Constable Shropshire and placed in the county jail at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Bert Frost of La Canansa came or the train last evening and is puttins up at the Roy hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Pittsburg and Sonora.-J. P. Casey. general manager of the Pittsburg and Sonora Mining company, with prop erty south of Cananea on which i'm portant work is now being carried on was in Douglas this morning, return ing from Fl Paso where he had been to spend the Fourth of July with his family. He was accompanied by hit brother, c. L. Casey, who has charge of the work at the Pittsburg and So nora. J. P. Casey was one of the par. ty which recently accompanied Col Green to his gold property near Mag dalena and he says the property Is proving it's great value with every shovelful of gravel taken from the groun and i of the opinion that the enemies of Greene injured their cause when they attempted to bring in the question of the value of the holdings of the Greene Consolidated Gold com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Working Up to the Limit.-One of the busiest places in Douglas these not July days is the Copper City brew cry. They are working every day. long hours, and away above their ga I-aclty and then cant keep up with tkeir orders. The popularity of Cop per City beer combined with a tenn perature of more than one hundred in the shade keeps the big brewery
 going some" to keep in sight of the daily demands made upon it for the cooling beverage. Quite a little i'm p-ovement will not be undertaken un- til after the hot weather is over and he demand upon the plant has some what abated.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

H. W. StrodofT, manager Of the Cop per Queen store, left last evening on the west bound l.. P. & s. W. train for Los Angeles. California. where he was called to join his wife who is as'icted with appendicitis. MT Stro- drO1 did not expect to join his wife in California until a little later but up- on receipt Of telegram from her ap- Drising him of her condition h left tor the coast at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Located Some Good Cizims.-A let ter received from Ike Bochman, F. NJ Hale and Frank Horne, the party of prOspectOrs who left Douglas two months ago to prospect in the Sierra 1adre mountains in the Moctezuma district says that they have found some good looking prospects which they have denounced and arfe now working on them. They have also done quite a little work on a couple of denOunoements of Frank Watts which are showing up good. The boys will return Co Douglas early in the fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Lawn at the Hotel oueen.-The Ho tel Queen is planting a four foot wide lawn ia front of end on the west of that hostelry 10 protect the young trees from the extreme heat and retain as far as possible the moisture that is gathered from each days watering Trees and grass with an abundance cf water will make many cool places iK Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Crowded With Patients.-The Calu- met & Arizona hispital is crowded with patients these hot summer days All of the private wards are full but one. Three cases of typhoid have been placed in the hospital within the past week. There are no dangerous caseg of sickness at the hospital, most oi the cases being those which are incl dent to the hot weather.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Captain 7ynning Went to MeSieo.- Captain Rynning left last night for Chihuahua. Mexico. where he went on business. He expects to meet Jas. Durnal, formerly deputy sherih tere. at Chihuahua city, and he took Dur nal boy to his father. It is reported that Mrs. Durnal has entered suit against her husband for a divirce. but sends the boy to his father by agree nenk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Started for Csnada.-Alr. and Mrs- N. E. Ferguson. who have been visit ing in Douglas. left this morning for 9 visit to friends and relatives in Can ada. Mir. Ferguson was the promo ter of the Brau1-F Ferguson Drug com Dany and it's president until recent iy when he sold his interest and with drew. He has not yet decided where he will permanently locate or what business he viii follow in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

The French Cut-off.-WOrk will be
 gin Monday morning on the new grade which will run from Lowell to French siding. destined to become when fin ished the main line of the Fl Paso & Southwestern going into Bisbee. This work will be under the direction O. Engineer F B. Fletcher, who has been with the road for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-09

Band Practices in Bowling Alley The Douglas brass band has secured the big bowling alley on r avenue for their regular evenings practice. Swee1 strains CF music come floating out or the night breeze from the old alles every evening. The band IS brushing up some new pieces that viii soun0 good in the park en Sunosy nights.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
,,,,,ure Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO June 9.-Firmnsss in the wheat
market developed after trading was well under
way At the opening sentiment was quite
hearish. notwithstanding higher prices at
Liverpool July wheat was on ls@Ac 10 149
&c at So to S6Isc The main cause OF weak
ness was a continuance of excellent weather
throughout the greater part of the United
states. Rain was reported in the Northwest.
where noisture was said TO be needed In the
Southwest where harvesting has begun, con-
ditions wero favorable for the rapid maturing
OF the wheat crop. The sharp rally yesterday
appeared to have caussd the majority OF
shorts 10 cover and with this of demand
eliminated considerable difficulty during the
first half of the session was experienced in
securing purchasers for offerings, Sxcept at re-
duced figures In addition, trading was great
ly restricted b. uncertainty regarding the GOV
eminent report tomorrow. A st. Louis trade
journal made bearish report claiming that
the crop conditions are generally excellent.
After July had sold off to 80 lac the market
became firm Demand grew quite active, eaus-
ing a substantial rally in prices.
Marked decrease In primary receipts was the
principal reason for the improved demand.
supplementary factor was report stating that
the drought in Southern Russia is assuming
more serious aspect. Not only was all early
loss regained but prices advanced considerably
above Initial quotations, July selling up 10
Sel5c. The close was firm with July UP ise
Weakness prevailed in the corn market the
greater part OF the session. July closed ssc
lower at 51Ec
Rad a steady undertone. July closed un-
changed at 3l14Q51ssc.
The feature or trading in provisions was free
selling OF lard by leading packer. The vol
unle OF business was quite large Continued
libaral receipts of hogs formed the basis of the
entire session At the close September pork
was off TlSc at S12 s21a lard was down loc at
81 30; ribs were Sc lower at 81 60.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artfr
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
Potatoes, Onion. and vegetables.

Trade in new Potatoes moderately act
i've. both locally and for shipping account, but
the market ruled weak under greatly increased
receipts and prices for white in boxes ranged
lower on the wharf. One OF the river boats ar
rived late with large line, good portion of
which had to be held over. Yellow Onions
were in moderate receipt and steady, but new
Red were abundant and weak at the old quo
tations.
The vegetable market was literally supplied
and weak for nearly everything on the list.
String Beans had further decline. Tomatoes
and Cucumbers were easier, and Summer
Squash in small boxes was in free supply and
very dull. Green Corn continued TO arrive
freely and offerings had to be strictly fancy to
command the top quotation.
POTATOES-New-In boxes, 75cQ$1 per
ctl for Early Rose and 75cG$1 % per ct1 for
White: Garnet Chies. 81 per ctl: sack lots,
S5c4$1 20 per ctl. Old-Minnesota. Burbanks.
81 soG1 40 per etl: New York Rurals. 81 25g
J so per ctl-
ONIONS Red. 6oGsOc per sack; yellow. 81 IS
al 35 per ctl.
GETABLES-Asparagus. 467c per ID;
Rhubarb, 40475c per box; Green Peas, 75c4
81 80 per sack; String and Wax Beans, 215G3e
per lb: Tomatoes, small boxes and crates.
81 2561 IS; Summer Squash small boxes. 251
6Oc; large boxes, 81 25d1 so; Cucumbers small
boxes. S1G1 25: large boxes. 81 so; Cabbage,
50c per ctl Carrots. 81 per sack: Garlic. Sc per
lb: Egg Plant. 1O4i21ac per ID: Dried Peppers.
10G121ac for sun-dried and 13G14c per ID for
evaporated: Green Peppers, 25G80c per ID;
Green Corn 15425c per Dozen
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
butter. Cheese and ErrS.

The receipts Of Eggs yesterday were re-
narkably heavy as will be seen. but they
included about ESQ cases OF Eastern. Dealers
continued To complain CT the general dullness
in trade. and the whole street felt weak on
both Butter and Eggs Both are expected to
rule lower any day. as stocks are entirely
too large for the market TO absorb The situ-
alton in Cheese shows change.
Receipts were S5, SEQ lbs Butter, 5076 cases
Eggs and 81 400 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at firsr hands. 20G21c
for extras and 1SG1oc- for lower and me-
dunn grades: dairy. 17G19c; cold storage. nom-
inal: store Butter, 16011c.
CHEESE-Strictly choice mild new. 9h hd10c:
fair to good. S1aG9c: Young Americas. 1910
lie; Eastern, 16k61sc per Id.
EGGS-Ranch 22l5 Q23c for large white
lected and 2c622c for fair to choice; store
Eggs. 1sG20c: cold storage. nominal: Eastern
frsts. 19d21c: seconds. 1T11Sc per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
oregon Crop BuIIetin.

The report Of Edward A Beals, section di-
rector United States Weather Bureau. for the
oregon Crop Bulletin, week ended June g. is
as follows:
Good rains fell in ali portions OF the State
during the past week, and. while the weather
Tor the rlost part was cooler than usual. there
were spells OF intermittent sunshine. which.
taken together with the advance OF the season,
ca used . gradual warming UP Of the atmo-
sphere. and q general improvement in the
condition Of all crops resulted More sunshine
and warmer weather are needed, however, be-
fore vegetation can resume q normal growth.
The condition OF the grain crop IS prom
ising with probably a few exceptions Fall
wheat rye and barley continue TO head salts
fsctorily- Spring wheat and oats have made
rather slow growth, but the general condition
OF these crops is above average. The grain
sphis has become quite numerous IN Washing
ton. Kamhin, Marion, Linn and portions OF
Douglas counties. but yet the damage done
BY this pest cannot be estimated. though it is
thought 70 have been slight. Hops are grow
Ing slowly and the training OF the vines con-
tinues- Cutting the first crop OF alfalfa con-
tinues. with light yields. Gardens. grasses
potatoes. sugar beets field onions. beans and
peas are making better growth than during the
preceding week. Corn is growing slowly and
needs warmer weather. Pastures are excellent
ana stock Is IN fne condition
Late apples and pears promise light yields,
while other tree fruit Is uneven and generally
expected TO be below average Early cherries
are ripening and Strawberries are plentiful
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
New YORK cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 9--CoTTON-On strong
cables the cotton market opened strong and
maintained a hrm tone throughout the session
Shorts were filed. while the longs supplied
their wants. The market was active early, but
later became more quiet spots in the South
were strong and higher II the weather re-
mains good for the next week or 50 the crop
will no doubt show Improvement. which ma y
cause lower prices. We have nothing now
however to indicate more than a normal crop
The speculation is still very narrow and largely
professional. and the South Is carrying fully
1.750.0 900 bales. OF old crop. It is really more
Of a weather market than anything else
A local cotton man just returned from Ar
kansas states that recent rains in that State
have been followed by hot weather. which has
caked the soil and effectually checked the
growth OF the plant in many localities.
Advices attribute the sharp advance at LIVER
pool as due TO general buying, principally fo-
Continental account and local shorts, with sem
timent strongly Influenced by very bullish re-
ports cabled from this side on the crop situa-
tion and the strong technical speculative posi-
tion of the local market
FUTURES opened strong June s04c bid:
July. s17c; August. s.18c; September. s.23c:
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EASTERN LIvEsrocK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 9.-CATTLE-Receipts
$500; strong. Good to prime steers. So 1905 25.
poor to medium. S4Q5 35 stockers and feed
ers So 75G4 So; cows. 81 50G4 rs; heifers, 81 so
as 25; Gamers, s1e25Q2 80; bulls. 81 25q4 so;
calves, $3QfG 40
steady to &c lower Mixed and butchers, SIS IS
@5 40; good to choice heavy, IS 30G5 81 "A .
tight, $5 25@5 40: rough heavy. 81 o0@5 10;
bulk or sales, So 271z@5 80.
SHEEP--Receipts, 5000; steady to strong.
Good to choice heavy, shorn, s. 6095 Is; fair
to choice mixed, shorn. So 5034 40 Western
sheep, shcrn $4G5 10: native lambs. shorn.
81 5096 so: Western lambs. shorn. $5Q6 so.
Omaha.
OMAHA Neb June 0.-CATTLE-Receipts
TOO: market 15c higher. Native steers. So 751
1t cows and heifers. s3 2ogd 80: Western
and feeders So 1904 75: calves, S3Q3 rs; bulls
HoGsEReceipts. 14,ooo; market &c lower
Heavy S5 15G5 25 mixed, $5 1905 20; light
SIS 12ia35 20; pigs. $4@5; bulk Of sales. IS 159
sHEEP-Receipts, 200; steady. Western
warnings shorn. s4 s0Q5 20: wethers. shorn.
a. 4o05i 90; ewes. shorn SAGA so; lambs, shorn
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY June 9-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 10000: steady. Native steers 81 ESQ
b75: native cows and heifers So 2567S:
stockers and feeders. S3@4 90: bulls. So 500
40: calves, $395 50 Western fed steers. a 25
as 5o Western fed cows. So 25@4 so.
AoGs-Esceptss SO 5eoo; O. market = shade s lover @
packers. IS 25G5 80: pigs and light. IS 1908 so
s4 25e75 So: lambs. s5 5o@f 25 range wefhers
81 60sI5 Is: fed ewes s425G4 so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
New York stoek Market.

% NEW YORK June 9.-ro-dsy's stock mar
ket made further progress toward a condition
o. absolute stagnation. Even the temporary
siult Of the first hour, which had come 20
be expected the result OF the testing efforts
C. traders 10 hnd available course for
movement o. prices. was lacking. The nrst
hours dealings to-day were only slightly above
stocks OF the Southern group late in the
Gay Was attributed operations by 4 few
r--a-i-a+ o---s~af-- II Il s,rnuCsaa fi,at > 3, fl
exists IN these stocks The narrow huctua-
t1ons or tn4 market InainIaine1 SOME aps~-t-
ance oi ccnerency early ~ the 0a3, b1l the
later movements were entirely confused and
irregular Such market can have only q
negative significance, as prices suggest no
Interpretation, but the idleness in itself IS
ar index OF the condition OF doubt and
certainty which oppresses speculative senti-
rieut. Some influence Is attributed TO the
fact Of the coming Whitsuntide holiday in
Lcn6on which drove the London market into
8 condition u idleness almost equal 10 our
own The heavy falling of in the activity Of
trading is responsible for the sharp decline
being reported At 81. 500 The previous sale.
ter days ago, was at STS.OOO, and the high
price Of $4,000 was paid within the year.
some OF the disposition 70 defer operations
was attributed 70 the desire to know the
completion OF to-morroWs Government report
on the June i condition Of the grain crops.
indicated some unsettlement over the inme-
diate prospects. Il is not expected that any
pronounced position viii be assumed in the
stock market or the basis Of the years har-
vest until the critical period for the crops.
Equitable Life affair furnished immediate
Incident for discussion today, but its great
ilhuence in deterring from any ventures in
the stock Is unimpalred. Opinions over the
bank statement are mixed owing to the large
special operations which have occurred in
cludine the shifting Of deposits incident to
the transfer OF the japanese loan proceeds.
CaI money was slightly irmer. but not enough
SO 70 be influence some consideration Is
beginning 20 be given, however TO tho pre-
parstions for the hslf yearly settlements The
usual interest and dividend disbursements may
have more than the customary supplement in
the demand 70 replenish reserves by the trust
companies It is expected that the operations
the trust company reserve at the expense OF
the hank reserves. The sub-tressury has alb
sorbed during the week about 81, SOC. 900 more
than the banks have gained the interior
movement. Some large changes IN the vnri
Gus items Of the bank statement are likely
% result.
There was more variety in the bond market
than in stocks and prices there were well
maintained There was an active speculation
ia Central Of Georgia income bonds Total
sales par value 50 TO 600.
United States IS lregistered) declined Il
per cent on call
New York Stock List.
r i. Hutton & Co., 40 California street
fan Francisco. members of the New York
stock Exchange. furnish the following official
quotations OF that Exchange:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
Receipts OF Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
All Classes of Stocks and Bonds Con-
finue Quiet.

tinue Quiet.
Business is still nat on the Stock and Bond
Exchange and there are not enough sales to
produce a fuctuation-
The mining stocks were also comparatively
quiet yesterday with the Comstocks easy
the day and the leading Tonopahs rather
lower as q rule
The California OIL Exchange has decided to
adjourn from the close Of business July to
1890 a. N. July 10.
The Monte Cristo Oil Company has declared
a regular monthly dividend OF 1c per snare
amounting TO $1,000. payable June 10.
The MohIcan Mining and Milling Company
of T1oiunne County has levied an assessment
OF 10 cents per share. delinquent July 10.
The Apollo Consolidated Mining Company OF
Alaska has levied an assessment or 70 cents
per share delinquent July s.
A privilege to purchase Ill 1-3 shares OF the
Increased capital stock Of the Bank OF CALI
fornia was sold at public auction yesterday
for account OF the estate Of Julius Friedman
deceased The first leo shares offered brought
$50 per share in twenty share lots. and the
remaining IL is shares brought $40 per share
The buyer was Jacob Barth-
New York Stock Exchange membership
has sold at So. 500. compared with $4,000 as
the previous sale. and a sale at $4,000 on
April IL.
rhe General Electric Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF per cent
payable July Is. to holders OF record June H.
The Westinghouse Air Brake Company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend or "a
per cent and an extra quarterly DIVIDEND OF
pa per cent payable July II. to holders OF
record July !.