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suNcTIoN MINING coMPANY.

Junction Development company. the last and most successful Notation Of the worlds famous Bonaza Circle Crowd was organileI under the laws of Arizona in the spring of 1903 with capitalization Of s15Oog0. divided into 5u.OuO shares at par value lf Si5.Nu per share .>NNl shares were la+ sued. and fhe ipuaiu.l- l-NNu shares Kept iu ma treasury Iha property has shown wonderful indications or makns one of the largest properties iu iha Warren district and 10 prop elty of fhe Bonanza Circle showed as eooa results before rc-0rsau'larcn. On the goth Of September. 1905 The Junction Mining C3. was formed with a capitalization If s3NlNN.G aitilel into aNu0N0 shares d Sio DOT Share 25NNO0 ou'sranln- and 50.0lJ re ma.uine in the treasury
 In c0utertn- the letcl0Qm com pany into muus company all the stockholders on record Sept goth were allowed flr.a shares of mining flor Dne Share of loy um.n ff.a amt the rrNil.l. of huyin- -lar0 al >lN. on the mnHs stock s50o WAS para. iir -Nfl 0f < p.emhsr and the remain ing S5nV per share payable 0n the -1ri 0f December. 1905.
 This property In5 cast and joining fhe Calumet x pitt-NIre and Copper Queen comrr -ns about 200 acres. cons stng of the foii0Ning claims. Juia Ere-Car- Mountain Maid. Ju- doah Last Rose of summer WailaD. New Castle. Un0n Reeuiar. Payday Wasiaul N IT, Commet Wayaul. Iulct1u. Primrose Come ay Chance Reindeer Jim Dandy $ Selection, II0- mer Weu
 The -reatest part Of the iesirmate nnr- nil-'rE u fh. b'-.ae ii-rrc. for Inc past gears has heen confined t0 the Bonanza Circle paape CT in other words. tia Cole crous especially since March ls99 la March le0i another crowd of mon got together ID 1o nn'ne In this district generally euoun as fle rafr'son crowd of pn lth Nnn. Those near'e came into this oanp anl first took hold of q liece fl -roant iunrr rhe P.tts- hrr- x uMnh aul fhe present rr arr that fhey wll tat- urr f rte ND-- mines n +he territory Shortly after they took holi of the property a5io.nne he Irtotur Nu which fi.t Have a- pr E. .t4t eNu. .i n.Dlt s-NNN0 NN aai fr. -h rrs fl tla Junction MA- ing Ca fhis property will be winner.
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s1 9Ge 500OO
IOtdl .-. ? .tp5, ,J'v-OV REAL ESTATE CONDITIONS AND
 VALUE

A conservative estimate based on the amount of lumber sold since the first of the year, shows that there has been more than four hundred houses built during that time.
 The Assessor states that the assess ment for Bisbee and immediate vicin- ity was approximately seven hundred
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-12

mining company was capitalized at s3.o0O. 100000 of 3OOOOV shares at Slo.OO Giving the stockholders g 2 shares free and the privilege of buy- ing 2i2 at Slo.OO per share The property is surrounded by the Copper Queen. C. & A. and l.. $. & F.. con- sisting of approximately -0O acres. lilowara, liiiisborro. Borin.te. Red Eye Hawk. Crescent Caictc. Smlagier summit Alhambro Sunnyside. Bell flower Crownpoint Balerat, Black bear and Supplement- Or al pr- ent heue shippel t0 C. N x r.ilctlOn works.
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thousand ,s7oO.onoooi dollars in the year Nineteen Hundred. An assess meni covering the same territory this year amounted to three million five hundred thousand lS3.5Uoooo.u dol lars
 The approximate number of trans fers of property in Bisbee and vicinity male since June 1904 is 5000. The total number made since the organi- zation of the county covering the above mentioned district. is ll9S9
 The number of mineral locations and amended locations recorded in Cochise County is -G.0No
 Our city contains a library building valued at s75.5D0. gymnasium build ing valued al S35.U"u. a hotel. valued al S>o.nru. department store vaiuei af Sluu.Nun teSiGeS number Of nusi- I,~s blocks very substantially built
 The firle 'o the ground has been. mp to the last few weeks "SGuafters' Rights" The city las now obtained 2 -0nrsite patent. and fhe tif,0 Uf this security in titles has al~ ady stimulated building of permanent structures
 lIAilIz NIt ear iFNN. iflOiiflN III the business district sold for Sl00 per front foot A few days ago s7oo per front foot was offered and refused for property on Main street. The aver age dwelling lot is now valued al not less than $500. During the year 1900 the average lot in the district now covered by dwellings was less than so per lot, in fact. most of the land could be had for squatfing on it.
 CITY IMPROVEMENT.
 Municipal Sewer System at an ex- pense of s100.000.00 will be installed during the year l90G.
 A cOmmodious City Hall building which will contain a paid City Fire Department is now already under way
 Our streets will be paved during the next six months. Bids 10 be opened this month.
 There is not a desirable vacant house in Bisbee.
 Real estate men seek property C sell Buyers come of their own ac- cord.
 CHURCHES.
 Ir the upbuildine of Bisbee the Churches have had no small part Bis lee has a reputation of being a law-abiding. peaceful God-fearing com munity The church edifices of the ! place. considering availability of their sites. will speak for the interest taken in religious affairs. Four different : derominari0ns have church buildings of their own. namely Catholic Presby terian Methodist and Episcopalians
 The Baptist denomination also will shortly begin ihe erection of churcf | building.
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First Work Done:-

FTrSt WOrk UOnt.-
 Calumet & Arizona Mining Compa- ny. November. 1899
 Calumet X Pittsburg Mining Com pany. February. 1902
 Lake Superior X Pittsburs Mining Company. June. 1902
 Pittsburg X Duluth Mining Compa- ny. March 1908.
 Junction Mining Company July. 1903 Value of explosives used for
 months 10 Oct. l. 1905 ! GG.000.00 Value of timber used for 2
 months 10 Oct. | 1905. s142 000.0 .0o Value of fuel oil used for 9
 months to Ocf l, 1905. s233. o00oo kur1ber of Men Er1Dfoved
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-12

 1905. loooN feet. or r miles
 THE COPPER QUEEN. Copper Ouen Consolidated Mining Go.
 ee John St. New York. Commenced work. 1872 Commenced smelting. August. 1880
 Mines. Total production 10 Sept 1. 1905 (tons of orcD..- 1852 2c9 Production for g months of 1905 (tons or ore) ... 355.24S Number of men employed
 August 1905 ~ M 2.396 Percentage of Mexicans
 employed p.3 Pay Roll for 9 months of
 l9V5 ... .-. --. ..- ---S ,3N2 SJS.Vu Fuel used months of 1905: Oil (barrelsl -. ... ...-65. .3G9 Coal (tons) .. M M M 650 Timber used months of 1905: Computed in feet . ... 99S5.2l3
 Shelter Number of men employed ... .-.174S Pay Roll for months of
 1905 -.s1u3.o1 TOO Fuel used months of 1905: Coke (tOnsl M .... ... ...40.f fN 1 Oil (barrelsl 7S 4G2 MERCANTILE INTERESTS The mercantile interests of Bisbee have kept pace with the marvellous development of the mines in this dis trict, and it's business establishment rival those of larger towns in many of the Western States both in variety and quality of the merchandise that they handle and the up-todate busi ness methods employed in the distri button of same.
 Within the past few years quite . number of new stores have been open ed and all of them sre in a flourish ing condition only one failure having occurred within that time
 There are 3G stores in the town their combined stocks of merchandise amounting 10 s1 .OOO 000
 The annual sales of these store. amount to s4O0o GOO
 They employ 33o clerks.
 BANKING INTERESTS. Condensed statement in round mum bers. of the banking conditions o' Bisbee. Arizora at close of bushes. October 9. 1905. including:
 The Bank Of Bisbee.
 Miners and Merchants Bank.
 The First National Bank
 Resources. oans .... ....... ....sl .0GG 800 .0l Real Estate .. 1O.O0O. .O Available cash assets ... G70000 0 Cash in vaults - - 5000 O
 Total ... . .sl 9G9 5000
 Liabilities. Capitl SUIT Jus and profits 3 202 900. O DepOSltS bo'.'''-' (.tber liabilities r 5OO Q
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unierrr0un1 0Neni0r n OffNf 1903. 100 .nnn feet. OF la miles.
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BANKING INTERESTS.

Condensed statement in round num- bers. of the banking conditions of Bisbee. Arizora. at close of business October 9. 1905. including:
 The Bank Of Bisbee
 Miners and Merchants Bank
 The First National Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-27
MAzZA IS HELD
WITHOUT BAIL.

The preliminary hearing Of Frank
Mazaa, the Italian who, ON the might
Of Sept, 9, shot ana killed Joseph Vat
rela, fellow couutrymau, began be-
fore Judge G. b Dehl this morning
Mazza is charged with murder IN the
FIRST degree The prosecution was rep
resented by Attorney Arthur Chrlsten-
sen ana Judge Weber The accused
was represented by Attorney Newton
IL WA De- recalled tnat Mazla, act
ins upon tuu presumption thdl NdueiId
n4u hrullc4 Nlts, Hla4Gd, Went 20 Ndt-
rpua s. pItyv o. auuue, Cai=u MN out
ana suOt MIN lu tnc breast. Aids4d
tuet mace uIs escape TO boulder, 600,
ANA Was arrested nere and many
brought UdcA tO TINS cly ny Captain
bulpiusc,
Ur. b.. H. Richards was the first Wit
ness Ana testueu as 10 the nature Ok
the Wouul muc,cd upon Natrena, ana
SAID tuat tuc deceased came 10 ms
Ctt,u nom q Quiet wound
county Iuyrlciau Mmuey te5tlhed
that up performed an autopsy upon
NHIcuu, ana gave detained account
of the same,
AIs Nuuella, widow OF the deceased,
Was the next witness, she salu lnat
900 tut evening o. the snuUuus, AlaI1a
called her nuauanq Out ana anot nan,
maNug lne remark AT tne same u1le,
'1 ou wll learn TO tank better now
ANS Nuuvud SAID that AIRS. Md11a was
present a. tue SHOOTING ana tual hd|1a
ram west on second south after ming
toe revolver.
Au itaudn, who lived with the Vat
rguu 3, tesuued thut he was IN the
house wucu MaZ2u came ana cahed
Naueua out A few SECONDS atlel ne
heard two shots ana lOunu tnaC Natreila
was shot Inc witness SAID he knew
Mu4ld and hda WORKED wlth nun. He
saw Ma2a1 run away ana also sa"
tla, MaEZd,
on cross examination the witness
s0lu he went outside Wnen Ma1la
,Wuel for \aUcua he Gid not near
anyung IN the nature OF CONVERSE
ton before tae suOi3 were ired.
Jim Relii, WHO resided with the vat
rellas. corroborated the testimony OF
Tue proNpas witness, re satu ne
knew Mazza, and declared he saw Mae
, "a fire upon Nutela.
Jamps h, Love testified he was
across the street from Natrellas when
che shooting occurred lie said he
UrJIl Mtkhd c1ll IOf NaQelld' ne LWO
men talked for Il moment and Maz2a
suddenly hred two shots and then ran
west TO the corner and then north.
Miss Sadie Burt testihed that she
saw the shooting, She said that MaSzu
and Natreila talked In a loud tone of
voice tor several minutes and then the
shots were fred
Capt Bubldge who brought Mazza
| from Colorado, stated that Muzza ad-
mitted that he shot Natrela because OF
| trouble they had had.
The state conducted its case by read
| Ing the dying declaration OF the de-
| ceased, In which he said he had never
| had any trouble with M6z2a or Mrs,
| Maz2a. and that the accused shot him
| without any proyooutiou whatever.
Judge Diehl ordered the defendant
! held TO answer TO the district court
| without bail.
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STRUCK BY A RUNAWAY,
Judge Powell and Lady Seriously Hurt
While out Buggy Riding

\ carriage eide at noon today taken
by Judge John Powell, am invalid at the
Dr. Lewis private hospital, win cost
the patient many weeks Of continued
suffering at the hospital, and perhaps
may result fatally for HIM The buggy
i'm which he was driving with lady
from the hospital, was struck by
runaway OUTFIT and demolished. Both
he ana his companion were thrown 70
the ground and We're severely bruised
how seriously It has not yet been de-
termined as It Is feared internal in
iurles may result.
The accident occurred at the corner
OF u street and South Temple. Mr.
Powell was driving west on the south
side OF the street, and was turning at
the corner Of - street over onto the
north side, when the collision occurred
He did not see the impending danger
until Il was too late TO turn, as car
coming west hid the vehicle from his
sight. As he passed IN the rear Of the
car he ran directly into the runaway
team, which belongedtto the Hoffman
real estate firm. The buggy was COM
pletely demolished, and the occupants
thrown to. the pavement with such
force that o serious scalp wound was
inflicted on the lady and Mr. Powell
was severely bruised. A number OF
passers by rushed to the assistance OF
the injured people, and II was found
that Powell was already an Invalid his
crutches being at his side In the buggy.
The police station, the l.. d. 5. hos
pital and the Lewis private hospital
were notified at once. each OF them
sending a carriage to tho scene The
patients were removed 20 the lawn OF
the James e, Jennings home at the
corner of South Temple and d streets,
and their wounds were attended to
by Or Lewis after which they were
removed to his hospital, which is at
352 east First South.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eleventh Ward, Members Of the
Eleventh ward Mutual Improvement
associations, under the direction OF
Miss Maud May Babcock, last night
presented I'm the ward hall the popular
play, "Pygmalion and Galatea." The
hall was well filled and the piece went
with a vim which showed careful prep
hratlon and no mean degree OF atten-
ton to detail While the effort was
somewhat ambitious for amateurs, the
players had their lines well In hand and
displayed IN their respective roles a de-
gree Of histrlonlc ability
The same bill goes again tonight
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AN EVENING OF SONG.
Delightful Recital -ivsn at the Studio
OF Mrs, Risg,

Last night at the studio OF Mrs, Martha
Royle King in tho Commercial club build
Ing a delightful musical recital was
held, at which about 800 friends OF Mrs
Sins were present the occasion being the
first " winter series OF rocltals to be
given BIZ Mrs King and her pupils
Mrs kng herself sang several numbers
last night and was assisted by Miss
Judith Evans and Miss Halle Foster IN
range the program was extensive t-uCh-
ing bits OF recent creation, and also some
or the most famous class Cs. Perhaps the
best selection ot the evening was from
THE Marriage OF Figaro" by Mozart
The last nun ar Gorng Thomas 20
Vision Entrant,ng" was 80 heartily APP
pbudod that Little Culler'd Baby" was
given as an encore. Mrs. Kings numbers
Included "Dearlo.' lby Clara Kummarl;
"a Winter Love Song" by q Steward .
two old English songs and two German
songs.
TIE numbers Of Miss HALLE Foster were
well adapted TO her range. and were sung
with great success Sho rendered "Where
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OSCAR DECLINES
NORWEGIAN THRONE

stockholm, Sweden. oct, 2L--Klng
oscar has definitely and formally de-
cllucd the offer Of the Norwegian
throne to prince Of the house of Ber-
nadotte and In q letter To the presi-
dent Of the stortnIng ilnally sewers his
connection with Norway The letter
which Us dated Oct. 26 is as follows;
HIS LETTER.
after having in the name Of Sweden
recognized Norway gs a state COM
pletely separated from Sweden ! Inform
YOU OF my decision to reinquisb the
crown of Norway which nutV.thstanl-
ing 8ll my good intentions has given
me iu The course OF years so many bit-
ter cares Moreover, / could no longer
wear IT. To- the benefit Of The country
that the Illegal decision of the stOr-
thing has rendered iilJsory even the
gusucnsive veto of the king. But ! de-
sire only the welfare OF the country
and the nation towards which | have
entertained sincere affection even
since my youth and 10 the happiness
Of which 70 has always been my hearts
desire to contribute so long as the
means TO shat end could be recOuCiled
with the duties cntgilcd by my position
as king OF both countries Of the Sean
dlnavlau peninsula In view of the
turn the mutual relations between the
two countries have taken / cannot
think it would be conducive to the hap
piness OF either Sweden or Norway that
a prince OF my house should accept an
election to be king of Norway Assur-
edlv there would not fail 70 arise IN
both countries feeling OF dlstrust
which would operate as much against
him as against me. This distrust
might only too easily become an OBJ
stacle to the Improvement Of the mu-
Wal sentiments OF the two nations, un-
fayorhly separated heucelorh where.
by 7 hope to see pacific relations as
slred between them In a not too dis
taut future, I cannot therefore accept
the storthipg's OFFER 7 thank with all
my heart those who during my reign
OF 3} years have faithfully served me
and Norway and who NAV even now
entertain affection for their former
/ king IN now bidding them farewell I
cherish sincere good wishes for them"
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Hoods pills

al of the interesting processes of its
reduction ANA extraction
NO locality iu the United states IL SO
rich as this valley IN geological inter-
est
During the time I'm which the con-
yrntpu lis held Salt Lake Is al It's best.
Tho city is vine and tree cmbowcred;
The nights are cool and at no time IL
the heat oppressive during the day
WHERE TEACHERS COME FROM.
We further represent TO your COM
Wittge that the teachers Son the pub
he schools OF our city and state are
from AN parts OF the United States and
there would be but few of yoJr meme
bers who would not find here som"
friends or lCquaintducus Of other days
whose duty and pleasure &c would Doe Co
see 10 their proper entertainment
III asking your committee 10 select
this as the place for holding the run-
yeuu0u of 1906, we respectfully hog
you TO remember that Denver and San
Francisco have each been houorcd with
your presence and we contend That il rs
now our turn The city is abuud5nuy
able Ia comfortably provide for any
number OF peopl. that may come,
NOTED FOR HOSPITALITY.
our citizens are celebrated FOR their
hospitality and ara particularly mS-
ious TO entertain the class Of people
who make up The membership OF your
organization.
In conclusion. and ass representatives
OF the educational aud commercial
bodies Of the state Re desire 90 mos,
cordially supplement the invitation eX,
tended 90 You last July and earnestly
DlaUpa an Dur citizens Co the work of
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en- District No, !, Tor the construction OF
"a sewer.
BE n ordained by the city Council OF
Salt Lake city Utah.
Section T. That the assessment list
made by the city Treasurer as corrected,
approved and completed by the y ard OF
Equalization and Rcview. heretofore duly
appointed by the city Council for that
purpose, OF the property ahutting ON tho
west side ~ Second Mest street between
First South ana second South streets
in sewer District no. T. Of Salt Lake
CRY for the purpose Of constructing "a
sewer upon said portion ~ said street is
hereby confirmed, and the assessments
made and returned IN said completed lists
are hereby confirmed
Section g. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet upun approval
Passed by the city Council OF Salt Lake
city Utah. Oct. q 1868 and referred to
the Mayor Tor his approval.
j 5, CRlTCUlOW city Recorder
Approved this 18th day OF oct Der, 1895.
RICHARD =, MORRIS, Mayor
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BELL RINGERS TONIGHT.

The Parland-Newhall company male
quartet and bell ringers appear at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Auditorium tonight after
successful tour along the Pacific coast
The company is composed Of four prom.
inent musicians and has been highly
spoken Of by lyceum managers, A rare
musical treat is promised 10 all who at
tend This will mark the opening OF the
Y. NJ. G, A. star entertainment course.
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ToNIGHT!

Grand Prize waltz at salt Palace
Dance Hail. Enclosed and heated warm.
NO whisky sold on grounds. Very select
and respectable. Good music,
JOSEPH HILLSTEAD,
Manager.
Ask your conductor Tor transfers 20
Salt Palace.
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DIED,

OsTLUND.--At Sandy, Utah, oct "a, 1905.
" old age Eric Ostund, q native OF
Sweden, aged rs years,
Funeral from the Sandy Westinghouse
at 10 o'clock Sunday.
BREEZE AT Pleasant Green, Oct. 26,
John Breeze, aged IS years
Funeral at Pleasant Green meeting
house Sunday at o'clock, Friends in
Vited
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordnance confirming tho assessment
upon the property on both sides of Eirsi
street between y and streets, In sewer
District No. T. Tor the construction OF
sewer.
d, He il ordained by tho city Council OF
salt Lake CITY, Utah;
Section |. Tint the assessment list
nude 10y the city Treasurer as corrected
approved and completed by the Board Of
Equalization and Review heretofore DUN
appointed by the CITY Council for thai
purpose. Of the property abuttlng on both
sides Of First street between n and %
streets In Sewer District No, /, Of Salt
Lake CITY, for the purpose of constructing
n sewer upon said portion ~ said street
Is hereby confirmed and the assessments
made and returned In said completed lists
are hereby confirmed
Section ?. This ordinance shall take cf-
feet upon approval
Passed by the City Council Of Salt Lake
City Utah. october %, 1907. and reforrod
TO the Mayor for his approval
j S CRlTCHLOW. city Recorder.
Approved this 26th day cf oct her 1906.
RICHARD Z, MORRIS, Mayor.
state Of Utah, City and County Of Salt
Lake, rs.
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state q rtah civ and county OF Sal

HId!t or TUIl NIIy lnU I0untN or S0It
Lake, 49,
!. j. s. Critchlow city Recorder Of Salt
The above and foreeoine IS a nh. trGc
and correct copy Of an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance confirming the assessment
upon the property ON the west side ot
Second West street between First South
and Second South streets in Sewer Dls-
trict No, l. for the cOnstrur ton Of a sew
or" passed by the City Council Of Salt
Lake city Utah, Oct g. 1905 and APP
proved by the Mayor, Oct %, 1906, as alp.
pears o. record I'm my office.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set
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my hand and affixed the corporate seal
OF said city, this 2lth day OF October 1895
(SeaD j. y, CRtTCHLOW.
CITY Recorder.
Bill no. l09
Sewer Extension No. lGl
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AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on the west side
Of Second West street between First
South and Second South streets In Sew
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CASE IssLD

on motion of the county attorney
tho case against j. W. McMurrm. was
this afternoon dismissed by Judge
Dana n. Smith