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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30

office of the Calumet & Arizona
 Mining company. To tie stock
 holders:
 You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders or Calumet & Arizona Mining company. will be held at the office of le con- pany Bisbee, Ariz., on Monday pil 9th. 1906, at 10 a. m., for the purpose of electing nine directors for the en- suing year and for such othcr busi- ness as may come before the meet ing.
 The transfer books of the company will be closed at p. m., March 2tth, and will remain closed until 10 a. m., April 10th. 1906.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL. Secretary. Dated at Calumet. Mich. April 10,n,
 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
THE BINGHAM PROPERTIES.

At the Bingham properties Of the Utah-Apex Mining company the man agreement has just made disclosure which is characterized by it as the most interesting if not the most i'm portant, as certifying to the presence of the higher forms of copper-bear- ing ore in the history of it's develop nent Exposed in an avenue west from the Parnell tunnel level when Manager Walter c. Orem left the properties Thursday night, was face of ore that bri3tled with bornite, and while the exten: of the body IS not known. it had been driven in for several feet with everything to denote strength. With the conditions the management is very much pleased and work is being prosecuted accord ingly.
 Pittsburg-The price of seats in the Pittsburg Stock Exchange yesterday advanced to sS,000 bid and sS,500 asked. The last sale was s7,50O. It was said on the floor that bid of SS,- e50 would probably bring a seller.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
STOCK OFFERINGS ARE
 IN EXCESS OF DEMAND
UNTIL EAST BEGINS TO BUY. THERE WILL eE DUlLNEss
 LOCALLY.
fsY Frank J. Grail

Bisbee. March 29.-Todays market has been practically at a standstiii with more offerings than there was demand. There is simply no buyers in the market, and until the East begins buying we do not look for any change 10 speaf of. The market could not stand@a advance the early part of the week, and tonight finds her in the same old place. What few bids found in today's market are un- der the market, and show but little inclination to buy. With the eXcep- ton of Calumet & Arizona, the balance of the Bonanzas are weak and show but little change over yesterday, Calumet & Arizona is in good demand at Sl14 and s1l5. with litIle stock of fered. Calumet & Pittsburg and Junction are running even, being of- iereu at >Zo.z5. LaKe Superior & Pittsburg is offered at S4l. while Pitts- burg G Duluth was being offered al s21.25 and s21.50. De1n-ArlzUna sales were being made at Sl6.FG
 American and Warren hold abo2t the same. Black Mountain continues in good demand at s1S.50 bid. as does Esst Butte, sales beius made at Sl4.50.
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1ews of t1lining, Stocks and Markets
MINES AND MINING.
n Paradise ard the California Dis. triet-A Thorough and
 Truthful Resume.

Samples taken from the Doran and Gallagher group of claims have as sayed 26 per cent in copper. 3S ounces
 .n silver and 19 per cent in lead, with figures for gold yet to be re ceived. Of the ore now on the dumps, and that easily accessible in the diff ferent openings on the property. it is confidently believed that much could be shipped that would average as well as the assay samples referred to above.
 From this group three different shipments have been made. The owners received a percentage from a small smelter shipment made when four others, he again made his es- cape. Yesterday the Sherir's office received word that he was wanted by Chief of Police Thos. Long of RosIin, British Columbia, on a charge of bur glary and also escaping jail in March 1905. He was being held in the jail at that place on a charge of burglary and was awaiting the action of the grand jury when he succeeded in get ting away.
 The same mail brought a letter from Chief of Police Powers of Ana cc>da stating that he had a warrant for t,.-nhiu for burglary. He was being heia oa that charge in the cits jail pending ;hs converting of th. grand jury whsn hs E2ade his escape. The time of the occurrence in No9tana ,s not given but 1t Is though. jt was previous to his escape Iron, the iail at hosIln: Ih' there are other jails 'esiaes ,ae Cochise County one that '-oked easy to Conchin is made evil dent and there are several more places to hear from that may add to the number.
 Conchin up to the time of the al legged Warnekros robbery. while work ing in Bisbee had a good reputation, and was known as a hard working man being employed in the mines and afterwards in the smelters.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
ARIZONA MINING AND
 DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
Arizona and Western StockhoIde rs, Holding Controlling interest,
 Hold Preliminary Meeting.

There was a meeting of the Arizona and Western stockholders in the Ari- zona Mining and Development com pany held at Bisbee for the purpose of discussing plans for the future, and particularly pertaining to what shall be done at the annual meeting of the company, which will be held at Oklahoma City on the third day of next month. The stockholders repre- sented at yesterdays meeting hold the majority of the stock in the com pany, and will control the annual meet ing.
 A committee of these stockholders were appointed to see Joseph Muheim about accepting the vice presidecy of the company. and that gentleman in turn agreed to accept the office.
 It was also agreed at the meeting that the stockholders present would present the names of two others of the directors and also elect the secro- tary.
 At the annual meeting the stock holders represented in the meeting yesterday will be represented by D. A. Richardson, of this city. who will leave here for Oklahoma City tomcr- row evening. Mir. Richardson stated today that the headquarters of the company would hereafter be located either in Douglas or Bisbee. and that he would do all he could to bring it !, this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
W. 6 s. ASSESSMENT PAID.

HoughIon. Mich, March 30.-The recent assessment of 25 cents share called on the stock of the Wolverine 6 Arizona was paid March 19.
 This will place in the treasury aE6ut s223 900. which Is sufficient 10 last abcu. four months at the present rate of expenditures.
 Tn view of the appearance of the workings tribuatry to the 500foot level of the shaft, in No. cross cut from the Fenner drift, the assessment fell due at a time when 1t will he paid with better grace than otherwise. The assessment was called on stock of record March IA.
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DAILY REPORT.
Documents Filled at Tombstone. Ari
 zona, March 27, Up to 3:5o p. m.
Compiled by the coehise County Ab- stract Company, Tombstone.

Compiled by the cochise County Ab-
 stract Company. Tombstone.
 Douglas. AriZ.. Mar. 29-(SpeciaD-
 Deed-C. A. Overlook and wife to Harry Duey, s10: one half interest in lot 2, block 3, Bisbee.
 Dee i.-Dewitt C. McMullen and wife to John R. Speer $500; one half interest in lot 19, block SC, Doug las.
 Mortgage.-Harry Duey and wife to Bank of Bisbee, s6000; 1 year at 10 per cent. one-half interest in lot 2, block 3. Bisbee.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage.-J. H. Slaughter to Dewitt C. and Rosa Nc Cullar, $500: lot 19, block SC, Douglas.
 Bill of Ssle-Dewitt c. McCullar to John R. Speer, s10; one-half interest in fixtures, furniture, etc, in White House saloon, on lot 19, block SC, Douglas.
 Power of Attorney.-R. F. and Lil- lisn Richardson to Dr. G. B. Richard son, to dispose of interest in Lone Star group of claims, California dis trict
 Suit.-Ada M. Collman vs. Henry Collman, divorce case No. 4165; S. A. Merritt, attorney for plaintiff.
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March 29, 19OGI Condition of Market

Condition of Market Is a PuzzIer.
 , The present market is surely a puzzler and there is noth- , ing in the developments Of to- 2 day that would indicate that there will be any change in the unchanged condition. Prices are practically the same as |, those of yesterday though c. , & A. has advanced and is in in good demand.
 While not much attention is , being paid any particular ones [ or the Bonanza Circle stocks , we would emphasize at this |. particular time that a careful . investigation into the respec- !. tive meritE of the different 2 stocks will result profitably. Junction and C. & P. are ones
 that should be watched closely as in these there will be big 2 money if there are any on 2 which profits will be made at all. Warren is another that 3 will be a profit maker for buy 2 CTS.
 Should there be any percep- 2 rible rise in prices in the next 2 week it vii be an entirely un- 2 expected one as there is no in- dication that the condition of the market will change within at least the next several days. 2 Closing Quotations March 2e,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
GREENE CONSOLIDATED GOLD

New York, March 2S.-The annual meeting of the stockholders or the Greene Consolidated Gold company, which was scheduled for last Tuesday and which not held owing to a lack Of a quorum, was held yesterday in New York. At this meeting it is expected that a report will be submitted. Col. Greene arrived in New York last Sat urday from Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
Bonds and Stocks

handle Lucky Tiger, rabctacaeti and other good mining stoe,<ss H you 6esirs ts buy ss sell, Ist me hear from
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DUEY @ OVERLOOK, Brokers
 UNLISTED SECURITIES
Thursday, March 2e. 1eoS6.

What little strength the onanZas had yesterday vanished today, and In most cases they are bacvk to their low mark of last week. Until recent ly c. & As movements would help the rest of the list, but now she is in a cdass of her own and no matter what advance she takes the balance of the stocks appear unaffected; this, presumably. Is on account of C. A. Ioi being figured in on the consollda- tion proposition so much talked of, which takes in l.. $. G P., C. r. P.& D. and Junction. Lake Superior & Pittsburg sales were made today at S41.0O; C. & P. at s25.25, and Juno tion at s25.00. All Cochse stock of- Iered under s5.50 was picked up and cIc sed at $500 bid. s5.50 asked. Any Denn showing up at s17.00 was quiet- ly taken. and closed at s16.o0 bid, s1S.00 asked.
 Warren changed hands at $500, while American was in good demand at s1125. lack Mountain closed prac- ticaIly the same today as yesterday. sI3.25 bid, and no stock could be brought out under I14.00. Butte X London was easily had at s2.62. Greene at the present prices looks rather high, but taking in considera- tion that she ins paying dividends equal to per cent. on the present prices, with a good future outlook for the stock, makes it appear tempt ing to the investor. Coalition closed firm, with s3G.00 bid, s36.50 asked.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
CALUMET G HEcLA.

Houghton. Mivh., March 20.-Prob- ably by the end of the present season the Calumet & Hecla will be able to the use of the Calumet electrical plant and will use the Lake Linden plant exclusively.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
BUTTE & BOSTON.

Boston, March 30.-The annual meeting of the Butte & Boston Con solidated Mining company will be held in New York on April 3. Books close March g and reopen April 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CU
 Broker and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Blds., Phone 125, bisbee, Artz. The handling Of "6onanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE- CIAlTY.
 Transactions for either buy. ing or selling orders completed without any annoying delays.
 0uotations by wire como to our offices "esery little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies
 MARKET GOSSIP.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-30
INVALUABLE FOR RHEUMATISM

l have been suffering for the past few years with severe attack of rheumatism and found that Ballard's Snow Eminent was the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended to alleviate Iny pains. March 24. 1902: John c. Degnan, Kinsman, Ills.
 25c. soc and s1-00.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
SMITH GOT SIX MONTHS FOR
kEGlEcTING HIS FAMILY

Francis Smith. Is years old. has n wife
and three children His wife is ill and
had 90 be taken 20 the almshouse. where
shc could get proper care, as the chill
dren two girle. aged u and ", have to
take care of themselves and their brother
years old. the two girls working for
their living
Smith. who should be ~ tho head OF
tho family In the true sense. not only
does nothing. II II said. for the mainten-
ancc or his family. hut comes 90 the home
~ the children and abuses them steals
or takes what he can lay his hands on
The children had 90 complain NJ the po-
licc and Captain Mowry of the Second
station issued n warrant. and last even
ing when Smith was on his way home he
was arrested.
This morning In the Sixth District court
he was sentenced 10 six months AZ the
state workhouse because of his non-sup-
por, OF his wife and children.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
CENTRAL FALLS
DEMOCRATS
HELLO CAUCUS

The Democrats OF the city held their
ward primaries last evening and there
was quite a little fight which developed.
There were corteets I'm three OF the five
wards although there wa sno bitterness
displayed i'm any part of the city. The
conicsi was due 20 the fact that there are
tno candidates 70. position on the asscr,-
;ly ticket, and after everything was owe
both Patrick Lappn and James j. Foy
claimed that they had won out.
I he following II the list of delegates
which were chosen In the hve wards:
First ward-Jchh w Redding chair
nan; James 8. Brown, clerk; delegates,
John Schey John w. Redding. James
S burns, James n. Cunningham. Andrew
Mclaughlin; city committee James s.
Burns, John Schey and James H. Cum
ningham.
The nomination OF ward chairman and
clerk were refereed to the city commit
tee
Second Ward: Chairman. Thomas Nc
Hale: clerk. Thomas Murphy; delegates,
John =. Sullivan. Napoleon Bouvier,
Thomas Murphy, Thomas McHale and r.
y. /. Rattey; city committee, +. Y. l..
Rattey, John Sullivan and william II.
Welsh. The nomination OF ward clerk
and chairman was referred 10 the city
committee.
Third Ward: Chairman, Matthew Gau-
William Riley. Martin Murray. James
Mcnamara. Victor Delft and Napoleon
Moreau; city committee Martin Murray.
Napolean Moreau, William Riley. The
nomination OF warden and clerk was re-
ferred 90 the city committee
Fourth Ward-Chairma Joseph J. Kel-
ly: clerk James Callahan delegates.
Michael Barry. James Fitzpatrick. David
Kerr. Joseph J. Kelly. Thomas Y. Feeney:
city committee. John l.. McDermott,
James Mccormick. John p. McGarigle:
warden. Thomas Feeney; clerk. Thomas
Cooney
Fifth werd-Chairman James Mcrn-
tyre: clerk Charles Greene; delegates
Bernard Carty, James Il. German.
Charles Greene, James Mcintyre; Daniel
Healy; city committee. Edward O'Brien.
James Lowrey and Thomas q. Donovan:
warden, Andrew Grimes; clerk, Thomas
Manning.
The delegates in each ward were en-
powered to fll vacancies
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS MET.
A meeting OF the board OF license COM
missioners was held last evening.
The application for the transfer OF the
license held by Charles r. Miller. 10 Saba
NJ ePter. az SIS and % Washington street,
was granted II was voted TO notify Peter
German. Jr 10 appear before the board
at its meeting oct. 2. and answer the
charges preferred by Deputy Sheriff Sher-
man.
COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT.
There will be "a meeting OF the common
council this evening and IL Is expected
that there will be some interesting bust
ness transacted. II is said that the mat
ter OF the proposed investigation OF tho
police department by the board OF alder
men Is likely TO come up I'm some form
or other
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
MORTGAGES SALE

Will be sold at public auction on Satur.
day. the 29th day of September. 1906, at /.
o'clock noon, on the premises, by virtue
of the power OF sale contained in that
deed OF mortgage made and executed by
Joseph T. Rousseau and Hermine Rousseau
his wife, dated December the 18th, 1905
and recorded I'm the office OF the Recorder
OF Deeds I'm the City of Providence, In
Mortgage Book 255. at page IS, the condi-
tions OF said mortgage deed having been
broken.
These two lots of land with all build
ings and improvements thereon. situated
on the northerly side of Union avenue In
said Providence laid out and delineated
as lets- numbered "a ldftX=hYel and Sc lfif-
ty-six) in Section II on that plat entitled
"Plat Of the Plain Farm, West Provi-
dence, by Gushing & Farnum, 1853" which
said plat is recorded I'm said Providence
on plat card S33
BY order of the present owner and hold
er OF the said mortgage. who hereby
gives notice OF his intentions TO bid al
said sale. or at any postponement or ad.
journment OF same.
Providence, r. L., Sept. 6, 1906
Gapc- o.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
BAD BOY HAVEN
IN THE GRIP Of
THE POLICE

William Haven, IS years old. who says
he belongs I'm Meriden. Connecticut, was
arrester this morning by Patrolmen Gar
rity. Donovan and Coates at 2:35. while
he was attempting 10 break into Riley's
store on Westminster street near the
Hopkins hotel
The arrest interested Capt Merrill of
the seventh station as IL was learned
from Hayens that he broke into the store
OF Charles NJ. Thompson twice within
the past week and stole tobacco. pies and
cakes. Havens says that he broke into
Thompson's store TO get something 10 eat
as he was hungry. and that his attempt
TO break into Riley's store this morning
was prompted by no special reason except
TO take whatever might please his fancy.
In the Sixth district court this morning
he was arraigned on the charge OF defac-
ing the building owned by Central Real
Estate company and was fined $40 and
costs. This charge was brought against
him rather than one OF breaking and en-
tering Rileys store. He was arraigned on
the charge OF breaking and entering in
the night time the store Of Charles
Thompson. and pleaded guilty he was
bound over TO the grand jury in surety
Of $500.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
ROUGH RIDER HERO.

Charles r. Hunter. chief clerk in the
district court OF oklahoma City, has es-
tabished an astounding record He de-
clares his intention TO resign his position.
and gives as his chief reason the fact that
the fees OF his office are eNorbitant. A
month ago he gave emphasis TO his views
on the matter by writing TO the depart
ment OF Justice suggesting that court
clerks i'm the territory be put on a stipu-
lated salary OF $500 a year. In 90 days
the clerk fees i'm Hunters district amount
ed 20 more than 5000. which Is at the rate
OF about $4,000 a year. Hunter insists
that this Is little short Of wholesale rob
berry OF litigants and that the evil should
be corrected lie was "A Rough Rider"
sergeant in the Spanish American war
and owes his present position TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt. who admires him.-kan-
sas CITY Star.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
CUMBERLAND
REPUBLICANS To
MEET TOh|GHT

II IS announced that the Republican
town committee is 10 hold meeting thls
evening. al which time II is expeeted tnu' r,,'
the dates for the caucuses or the parry
will he fixed There are reports 10 lhe
effect that the leaders Of the party expsct
10 make some kind OF showing az the
coming election. but II Is hardly 10 DC
supposed that they will make any Aud
OF a contest. The Democrats were never
stronger In the town than they arc AT
the present time and there - no Lhahce
for any OF the Republicans t. pun
A LIVELY FIRE.
There was a lively blaze yesterday az
ternOon iu "a 2la-story house M the rear
OF High street. owned by the Aiplol ...l, Coi,,
pany and occupied by family named
Tucker.
Tho nre started from some unknown
cause I'm bed room i'm the upper part OF
the house and when discovered the
flames had a good start. The flames were
confined 10 the rafters, and soon they
commenced 10 shoot through the roof.
The nremen soon had couple OF streams
OF water turned on the upper rooms in
the house. and it took but a short time
to extinguish the blaze. The damage
on account OF water will amount 10 more
than that caused by the fire. but IL was
stated last evening that less than slOD
will cover the amout.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Court Lily OF the Blackstone, f. of a,
met last evening and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: Chief
ranger, Edward Mclaughlin; sub-chief
ranger. Joseph Synon; treasurer, Patrick
r. Kinion; financial secretary. James j.
Chandley: recording secretary, John j..
Hogan senior woodward Herbert Al
croft; junior woodward Fred McAner-
ney; senior beadle. William Mclaughlin; p;
junior beadle, Thomas flaming; trustee,
James +. Carr lecturer, Louis ID. Hogue;
court physician, DR.. S. A. Kenney
The installation OF these officers will
take place at the next regular meeting OF
the court.
Welded AT HOME.
At the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs Jubal Wood of Fairview Ter
race, Monday afternoon, their daughter.
Miss Helena Wood. was united In mar
riaRe with William Harris OF Central
Falls, the ceremony was performed by
Rev. William Pressey rector OF st. John s
church, Ashton, i'm the presence OF a good
sized company of guests.
Ernest Wood, a brother OF the bride.
was the best man. and the bridesmaid
was Miss Elizabeth Harris, as sister OF
the groom. At the close OF the ceremony
a wedding repast was served and at a
later hour the couple left on their we'd
ding trip.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
,ne by ZACH candidate voted Cor at said

one by each candidate voted for at said
caucus
THE representatives to the extent au-
thorzed have as much authority to be
present at the count as the warden and
clerks themselves. They should be per-
mitted to be as near TO the warden and
clerks. while emptying the ballot box and
sorting and counting the ballots as prac-
ticable, so that they may see all that is
done, without however interfering with
the same, as their duties are simply those
OF supervision The police should prompt
ly assist them to get through any crowd
to the place where the ballots are TO be
counted, before the box is turned.
without explicit orders, ] understa nd
that the police heretofore have proceed
ed along the practical lines OF the above
suggestions, SO that there is nothing es-
pecially new I'm the above; hut ] believe
that all the above can be successfully
maintained as law, so that I'm my opinion
the police need not feel uncertain of their
authority i'm the premises.
"In case OF anything unanticipated aris-
ing, | suggest that If superior officer
were present, any doubtful matter could
be referred TO him before action by less
experienced officers"
The board met in Colonel Bakers office
AZ II a. m. and discussed the subject
thoroughly.
The question OF detailing officers for
the caucuses was considered also: and
after the meeting Colonel Harold ]. Gross
said that officers would be detailed ''in the
regular way" THE board will look after
the matter" he added.
The belief is that under the instructions
of the board there will be no likelihood
OF police interference at any Of the eau
| cuses. Il matters not what officers are
detailed to preserve the peace as they
| al understand that instant dismissal Is
the penalty they will have to pay for Of
| fensive partisanship
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26
CARE OF THE NAILS.

In caring for discolorcd or stained
nrger nails. teaspoonful OF lemon
Juice I'm a cup OF warm water Is invalu-
able This is one OF the very best mani
cure acids 70 viii loosen the cuticue
from the finger nails as well as remove
discoloratlons. Brittle nails may be cured
by soaking them daily for a few minutes
I'm blood warm sweet oil. Polish the nails
daily with the chamois skin polisher 90
improve the circulation OF the parts and
make them clear and pink No paste Is
needed After washing tho hands. press
back with the towel the flesh about the
nails This will prevent hangnails.