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The Washington times., 1906-03-29
SKEETER OF NAVY
SKINS THE SEAS.
BattIeship New Jersey Goes
for Endurance Trip.
FIRST TEST SUCCESSFUL
Officials and builders Much Pleased
With Showing Made by the
Vessel So Far
FIRST TEST SUCCESSFUL

ROCKLAND. Me- March 29-The
battleship New Jersey. which had her
screw Standardization trial on the
Rockland course yesterday. left this
morning for four-hour endurance test
between Manhegan and Boston
The naval trial boards will be landed
AT Boston light this afternoon. while
the battleshiP goes TO the yard for the
finishing touches.
In order to meet the contract require
ments today the battleship must aver
age 124.5 revolutions of the screws for
four consecutive hours
Secretary Bonaparte and other Off
Gals of the Navy Department are
gratified over the results OF the
Standardization trip of the new bat
tleship New Jersey. made off the Maine
coast at Rockland yesterday. The YES
sci developed an average speed of per
cent above her requirement of nineteen
knots. No official report on the trial
had been received up to this afternoon
but from reports from Rockland iU ap-
pears that the New Jersey will come
up to all requirements.
A maximum speed at the rate of
19.tS knots per hour WAS maintained
yesterday which is surprising TO Off
cia1s most interested in the ships sue
cess. The mean revolution of the
screws responding 10 the contract
speed is reported 10 have been I245
per minute, which is a further display
of the seagoing ability Of the new bat
tleship- The vessel made fourteen
runs, followed by anchor tests
The trials are being reviewed by the
Naval Board, of which Rear Admiral
c. II. Stockton is chairman, and the en-
gineering board of the navy, of which
Commander l. s. X Reeves is the head.
Rear Admiral +. T. Bowles, resigned
represented the contractors, the Fore
River Shipbuilding Company OF Quincy,
Mass.
The New Jersey is now 97.5 per cent
completed and will be placed in commits
sion within the next two months. under
command of Captain Kimbal. She is OF
1000 tons diSpls cement, 425 feet long on
the water line and propelled by twin
screws driven by two four cylinder triple
expansion engines of about Is, 900 indcat-
ed horsepower.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS
HEARING ENDS TOMORROW

Hearings before the subcommittee of
the House Committee on Appropriations
in charge of the District appropriation
bill will be concluded tomorrow after
noon.
The subcommittee will then proceed
with the final preparation of he bill,
which will be completed within the next
ten days or two weeks.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
ENGINEER CoNFESSES TO
R0BBING TRAIN OF $4,000

LIMA, Ohio. March 29.-Yard Conduc-
tor H A. Sloane, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad walked into the police station
here and asked to be locked up. He
stated that in November. 1897. he and
two other men held up and robbed an
express train of $4,000 at GaIena. Ill.
on the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way.
Sloane was held and inquiry has been
made concerning his story. He is be-
heved to be mentally unbalanced
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
SUES CONVICT HUSBAND
FOR HER MAINTENANCE
Wife of Former Policeman Now in
Penitenuary Seeks Support From
Pension Money.

Charles p. Posey, formerly member
OF the Metropolitan police. wco Is row
serving time in tne MouunsVille peni-
tentiary for arson, was today sued in
the local courts by mis- wife, Mildred NJ.
Posey. for support. She asks the court
10 appoint receiver 10 take charge of
her husbands pension as j retired po-
hceman, and 10 pay her a suitable
amount for her maintenance.
Fosey was convicted in the local courts
Of setting fire TO his own house In
Brightwood avenue and was sentenced
70 Imprisonment in the penI entidrv for
q period Of year and A day Attorney
Robert e. Mattingly is named as coun-
sci for Mrs. Posey /.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
PREFERRED SUICIDE TO
LINGERING CONSUMPTION

Fender. aged seventeen. shot himself
through the bowels while in bed and
was found dying by a neighbor. His
parents were absent burylnz brother.
who died of consumption, making two
brothers and one sister who died Of
that disease In the last year.
Talmadge. believing himself the next
victim. chose suicide while alone to the
horrible lingering death which was car
rying OF his family.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
SAYS PROPERTY v
HAS VASTLY IN
Extension of Eleventh 81
ing to Expert, Has
Values 100 Per c
After hearing the testimo

After hearing the TESTING
e Doyle. an expert in
estate values. the eommIss
20 assess the benefits &c {
ers because OF the extensioi
street. from Florida avenli
avenue. adjourned until I
at ? .. m
AT the hearing the inf
District were looked aftf
Counsel A Leftvich SIM
sistans Corporation Coan1
Smith, and the property
represented by Attorneys
Leo Simmons. .Chapin
Charles W. Claggett.
Mr. Doyle testified that,
fronting on Eleventh str
had been benefited abour
by the Improvement of
fare. and that the extd
street had materially benej
section which IL trayerS
said IN his opinion the be
ed as fa- east Of Elever
sherman avenue and as
Thirteenth street.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
EL0PES WITH A GIRL
He NEVER HAS SEEN

OLEAN, y. z. March 2s.-Agairst the
wishes OF his mother and being guided
by his bride-to-be, r. NJ Buck, the
blind proprietor Of confectionery store
at Remove, Pa, stole away from home
Sunday evening and came tc the city
where he and Miss Jane KepleF. a clerk
in his store. were married by the Rev.
MCElyar Letter. OF the First Methodist
Church
Mr. Buck lost his eyeSighr several
years ago I'm mine explo@ion. He has
never seen Miss kepler-
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
PRESIDENT NOM!NATES
BRISTOL AND ENDICOTT

The President sent the following NOM
nations TO the Senate today:
To be collector of customs for the
district of Erie, Pa. Benjamin B. Brown
To be United States attorney for the
district of Oregon, William c. Bristol
To be chief of the Bureau of Yards
and Docks. with rank OF rear ADMIRAL
Civil Engineer Mordecai T. Endicott.' A
large number of postmasters were also
nominated.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
RAILROAD BRINGS SUIT
FOR ONE INCH OF GROUND

NEW YORK, March 29.-The Penn
syIvania, New York and Long Island
Railroad Company. which is building
the Pennsylvania railroad terminal and
tunnel, is suing John Watts Depeyster
Toler for an inch of ground between
two houses in Eighth avenue to COM
plete the title.
Lawyers for the ancestors of Toler
overlooked this strip in transferring
the property years ago.
The Washington times., 1906-03-29
EX-PRESIDENT OF Ed
GOES TO SAN
GREENFIELD. Mass.

GREENFIELD. Mass, N
James. ". Alexander. torn -
dent of the Equitable. went ~ sani-
tariun at Deerheld today. where he VIII
remain for several weeks until he re-
covers from the effects Of operations re
Gently performed upon him in New
York
The Washington times., 1906-03-29

Five s. kinds. hand
welt Kid. Calf and
Patent Colt Laced
and Blucher Shoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
cLiFToN-MoRENcI DISTRICT.
Cooper Era.l

O. K. Clinton who had been in the employ of the 4. C.. company for the past eight years as an engineer. left this week for Douglas, where he will accept similar employment with the Copper Queen company. Mir. Clinton has long been regarded as one of CliftOn's best citizens, as well as one of her most skilled mechanics Mrs. Clinton and the children will leave for Douglas as soon as accommoda- .iCns can be had for them.
 Two oil tanks. with 8 capacity of 600.000 gallons each, are being erect ed at the Shannon works. Oil will soon take the place oT coal at inc Shannon for steam purposes. W. NJ Strong, one os the leading spirits in the newly organized Polaris company, is expected 10 arrive in a few days to consult with local share holders in regard to the affairs of the company.
 Arthur Murphy. manager Of the Ash Peak mines, visited Clifton again this week, and reports the work of development progressing rapidly, and also that the new strike made some weeks ago is holding out well. and promises to open up one of the big gest bodies of rich ore in Arizona. A twelve horse power gasoline en- zine arrived this week for the Gold l Belt Development and Reduction Com pany, which will soon be in position on the property. General Manager Beauchamp was in from the mines this week and reports that the new wagon road which will connect the camp with the Eagle river road will soon be completed. which will be a l great convenience to the company, is being pushed rapidly.
 
 1 Deeds of Real Estate.-Gid Graham and wife to Mrs. Ida. E. Iatcarich, | S1o0; lot 2. block q, DOdglas ! Ebert EuseIee 10 Ms Li.iu HSrTi-
 gan. sl0; lot on D. side of Main street,
 s5-Lee used as Yellowstone saloon. ] Mrs Lulu HaTrigan to Mrs. e.. ah
 huselee et al. si0; twothirds interest
 in let on n. side Main stree, Bis5ce, | Ye1Lv stone saioe,i property H. A. Schwartz 10 Jos. E. an.l Mgr
 garet Koenig. s556; lot II, block G. locker lode.
 Portal Land and Improvement com pany to L. C. Hanks. $75; lot s. block | 20. Portal.
 NJ. NJ. Gleason 10 B. c. Gleason, SI0 :; | lots i-2-3, block He. Douglas. ! I. W. Wallace ct al, 10 Juan Didios Mendez. $100: lots l2-I3, block 22 [ Queen addition to Douglas. Alfred Panl and wife to E. R. Pir- ] tie Company ct al., sl0: lots s3-24-25- l 26, block g.. Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
IN CHA COUNTY.
s3S,629.72

The Saddle mountains Copper Com pany's mine is the center of the activ- ity in that section of the country There are at present four hundred men at work, and the force is being enlarged daily. Every week two car loads of matte are sent out--the met al being valued at s10.o00. There is a two hundred ton smelter at the place which is soon to be enlarged and an additional furnace built.
 The Southern Pacific has a gang of three hundred men at work near the mines laying track for the new road, and when this is completed the Sad dle Mountain company intends to broaden the field of their activity con siderably. 1t is reported that Geo. E. Chittenden, the genera manager of the corporation, was offered a million and Q half for the claims. The offer was turned down without any discus sion
 A feature of these mines is the large surface deposits of copper The shafts are nowhere more than 40t rect deep. The copper is quarrieG carried to the sIlelrer and the matte is shipped by the Santa Fe west When me Southern Pacif1c opens it win bs possible to send the metal east as well as west
 The claims near Winkeimsn, h. longing to Jake Snyder, are also pay ing we'll They are now working or a crosscut sixty feet wide.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
BOAANzAs ARE NO MORE
Putting Through Of Consolida- ton Means Much for
 Other Stocks.
GREENE CON. CLOSES
 WEAKER AT S25.75.
fRv Frank | Grail

BiSBEE, June 9.-The close of to- days market practically closes trad ing in Bonanza Circle stocks, for from now on all trading will bee done in the Consolidated stocks. The close has been strong, showing an active de- nnand for the stocks. but there are but few stocks being offered and these are readily picked up whenever of. fered. For the week all stocks have made a substantial gain, and from the close of today's market we look fer active trading in The Consolidssted stock during the coming week.
 Those who predicted that Consoi!dat- fore the close of the week were cor rect, as there was no stock offered at the close under $20.25. Now that .hese four active stocks will be of the boards the traders will begin to look around for other good speculative stock, especially in the development stocks. Denn-Arizona, American, Warren a1d Cochise will be the most prominent ones, while the other stocks quoted on the boards will also fall in.
 More attention will also be paid to the stocks quoted on the Boston board. Helveta is one of the stocks that has been attracting considerable atten- uon of late, being picked up at s5.50 and $6.00. but the stock is scarce, which makes trading rather difficult Arizona Commercial is another stock which has made nice gain during the past two weeks, closing at S5e.25 bia.
 While trading in Butte Coalition is good there is not enough trading to cause any advance, and the s',,tl, seems to be begged at s33ru and sSi.90. Greene closed we. ot sos T5
 Did
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
BULLETIN ON WEATHER
Showing Conditions That Pre- vailed in Arizona for Week
 Ending June 4.
WINTER SNOWFALL HAS
 ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED

Cloudiness prevailed on Saturday morning. without precipitation of any kind. From Tuesday to Friday. inclu- sive, and on Sunday and Monday. the weather was clear The need of ra,n is beginning to be felt. In some local ities no measurable precipitation has occurred since the first decade in Ap- rtl last. The relative humidity was somewhat lower than during the pre- yious week. The departures in precip- itation are as follows:
 At Flagstaff, -030 inch; Phoenix. normal; Yuma, normal.
 The week throughout was quite windy. Brisk and high southwest and west winds were general ga the 2Sth, when maximum; veiocities were report. ed as follows: Flagstaff, fl miles per hour, from the southwest; Phoenix, 24 niles per hour, from the west, and Yuma. 30 miles per hour, from the west. The prevailing wind directions and hourly wind velocities were as follows: Over the northern section, southwest. miles per hour: over the central section. west, 6 miles per hour; over the southern section, west, 5 miles per hour.
 Sandstorms were frequent. On the 18th the atmosphere was so thickly charged with sand and dust that the sin became partly obscured. There were siS clcar days and one partly cloudy day.
 The temperature remained unseas- onably low, and the nights were re- markably cool. Killing frosts formed over the northern counties, and heavy frosts, destructive in character, over tne cen,s.cl ccucties. during the nights of May 2s, 30 end 31. The day temper e.urcs ranges Ae.em- 60 degrees to 70 degrees over the northern section; IS to 94 over the central section, and 80 to SC over the southern section. The temperature averaged degrees below the normal values. For the northern section the average daily departure was -7 degrees; for the central sec tion 1t vas -S, and for the southern section it was -S.
 Dew formed copiously over the cen tral and southern sections during the nights of Thursday. Friday and Satur- day. The extreme ranges in temper ature for the week were as follows:
 At Flagstaff: Maximum tempera- ture, 6S degrees, cl the 1st; minimum 24 degrees, on May 31st.
 Phoenix: Maximum. 94, cn the 1st: minimum. B On May 31st. .-
 Yuma: Maximum, 93, On the 3rd; minl2.u:L. 5, on May sSth.
 The snowfall over the GiIa, Salt, san Pedro and Santa Rita watersheds has snureiy disappeared. There is stin considerable snow fall over the Ora ham and Chiricahua ranges. The snow- fall Is melting rapidly over the San Francisco range. There is as yet continuous flow of water in the Gila river, the depths varying from three to twelve feet. In the lcwer Salt riv- CT the flow of water has almost ceased only small and narrow pools, ranging in depth from one-half foot to three feet being visible
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate of Joseph T. Royies, deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the un- 1ersigned Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Joseph T. Broyles, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publication of this notice to the said ExecutriX at the office of Wm. B. Cleary, Attorney at law, Muheim Building in Bisbee, the same being the place for the trans action of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 MRS. FANNIE BROYLES, Executrix of the last Will and Testa-
 ment of Joseph T. Broyles, de-
 ceased.
 First publication June ', 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
"a x "a A "a a e sa sa . sa . ( z C 2
nu Deeds.-Victor Hen

Mining Deeds.-Victor Hendrick- son 10 c. T Winwood, s1; one third Pauline. Windy. Warren district.
 Dan B. Sneed and Jas. Brogan to c. T. Winwood, one-third Pauline, Windy, Warren district.
 Chas. Flynn ct al. to Leonard Ioehr ct al, s1; Leadville group No. 6, Lead will group No. ', one-third LeadVille group No. 9, Warren district.
 Leonard Loehr ct al to Chas. Flynn ct al. sl; New York and Arizona No 2, New York and Arizona No. and east one-third of New York and Ari' Zont No. 2, Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
A way to look Youna.

No uncertainty; no long waiting for results. Apply Hagans Magnolia Balm to your face and you'll have a smooth, girlish complexion. It is q delicately perfurned liquid which puts youthful beauty where signs of age begin to ap- pear. Clears the skin of freckies, pm plss, sailowness and other blemishes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
PRlTCHARD, HAGEN & CO,
 Brokers and Promoters.

2 Front Rooms, New Telephone 2 6idg., 'Phone f35, 5isbee, Ariz. The handling of Bonanza 2 circie'' and other Curb stocks, . On commission, OUR sPE- s ciAlTY.
 e Quotations by wire come to s our offices "every little while" 2 during brokerage hours direct s from Calumet, Miehigan--.he 2 HUB of the Bonanza Circle E Companies.
 s June g, 1906. S Nine of the curb stocks, ss namely, Lake Superior & Pitts s burg, Calumet & Pittsburg, s PiItsburg & Duluth, Junction, s E. Butte, Black Mountain. F Bonanza Cons, Cananea-Du- . luth, and Butte Coalition. made
 F a total net gain for the week s closing today of S14.00, and this P was made in spite of the fact 2 that the week preceding even 2 ? greater gain than this was re. 3 corded. Of the other curb 2 stocks, six of them made a to- 2 tai decline of S4.50. The de- 2 clines were in the following: Keweenaw. Warren, American, 2 penr-ATizona, Cochise and B. !, London.
 s Taken as a whole the week has been very good one for s the stock market. and there has 2 been a great deal of activity in s a few of the stocks which made 2 the most perceptible advances. } Bonanza Cons. and the four : consolidating companies com 2 manded the most of the trading s among the leaders of the list, while in the smaller-priced B shares Cananea-Duluth did best in the way of attracting atten- : tion and trading.
 . The gains for the week were 2 made as follows: l.. s. & F., 3 s2.50; c. & P, s2.50; P. x D., s2.0O; Junction, s2.00; East , Butte, s1.75; Black Mtn., T5c; , Bonanza Cons. s1.75; Cananea- . Duluth, 35c. and B. Coalition. . s1.0O. The declines were : made in the following stocks: , Keweenaw, 75c: American. . 25c: Cochise, s1.O0: Butte Lon } don, 2Qc; Denn-Arizona, $l.SO, , and Warren, Sue.
 During the week a new ? stock was added to the curb l, list. the Hancock Cons. NJ. Co. , which was recently organized ? in Michigan. with Messrs. Cole l. and Ryan and associates. the . principal ftockholders; 10c.- } 900 shares of the stock have , been issued. and when put on , was ovarsubscribed by over l, 10000. The stock was salb at , 5000, For a feV' days pre- g....3m Of s2 rcJ was bid for the !, stock. but today the shares are , only s10.30. It is very likely , however. that the price will go ? much higher than this. as the . prperty owned by ,he conn . pany is considered excellent |, and the company will doubtless !, make a good showing for itself. |. Rid Asked
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
IRREGULAR CLOSING
 NEW YORK MARKET.
Especial to Review.)

NEW YORK, June 9.-The market closed irregular and rather weak in tone. although the declines were only fractional in most cases Missouri Pacific stands out prominent as the only exception. being strong through out the day. The bank statement was somewhat of a disappointment, showing an increase in bank account of over s7,000.006. The closing in dicates a somewhat lower opening next Monday. Sales, 302.500.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

Articles of Johnson Copper Development Company. capi- tai $500, ,000, shares i00,060 at B: gen eral office, Chicago. Illinois. Nature of business. mining, etc. Incorporators, ! M. o'Connell, Nj. F.. Cassidy, I. J. Stauber. m
 ,,rcbate Orders and Suits-Jennie !. Mc,,arthy vs. Thos. Mccarthy. NC 4zi6.. divorce; Sutter and Shelly. at torney for plaintiff.
 Consolidated Printing and Publish ing Company vs. Julius Welgenhaussc judgment for costs, s3.s5.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
PR FITS IN MIN N c

Are universal among my clients be- caucause I am personally represented in all the principal mining camps of America by corps of mining engineers and I am notified daily of every rich strike. Those who keep in close touch with me for the next sixty days should literally "coin" money. R. B. HiGBEE, Investment Broker, Germania Life Bldg, St. Paul. Minn.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
EDWARDS RETURNS TO
 WORK iN MINES HERE.

Vance P. Edwards is back in Bis bee from Tucson. and will tomorrow take position in the Copper Queen mines as a miner. Edwards left here some time ago to take course at the Tucson university, but has been com pelied to give up his studies because of losses sustained by his parents in San Francisco as result of inc dis aster there.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
DUEY a OVERLOOK. Brokere
 UNLISTED SECURITIES
Saturday June g. 1aAh

Saturday, June g, 1906.
 The week ending has been one with but little life. while there has been a good demand for the Bonanzas, trading has been limited on account of the greater part of these shares hay ing already gone forward to the trans fer office. The new Consolidated is becoming quite an active trader. but is handled only on condition, of course, that the new holding company will be organized which, 1t now appears, will undoubtedly be done. From the American-Saginaw come very good re- ports, while the showing at Denn and Cochise is unquestionably encourag- ing. Warren came in for little trading today, and all cheap offerings were taken care of. Greene Consoh- dated has indications of a good in vestment stock around $26.00. Cana nea & Duluth is receiving some at tention around s2.00. Butte Coali- ton has changed but fractionally dur ing the past several weeks. and with the listing of this stock on the Bos- ton exchange, application for which has already been made, it is commenc- ing to bear the earmarks of a good future trader.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

Two oil tanks. with capacity of 600.00o gallons each, are being erect ed at the Shannon works. Oil will soon take the place of coal at the Shannon for steam purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10
MEN ARE poweRLess
To Fight Against Disease Unless They
 Strike at the Underlying Cause.

Strike at the Underlying Cause.
 To treat Dandruff, and Falling Hair. with irritants or oils on which a para site germ will prosper, is like scoop ing water from the ocean to prevent the tide from rising.
 You cannot accomplish satisfacto- ~ cure without having a right under standing of the fundamental causes of the trouble.
 Ton must kill the Dandruff Germ.
 Newbro's Herpicide does this be- cause 1t is specially made to do thar very thing.
 When the germ is removed, the hair has no choice but to resume healthy growth and beauty.
 .'Desuoy the cause, you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c irs stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich.
 5lssEE DRUG CO, Special Agents.