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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12

Trainmaster Effort, of the South western. came to the city yesterday afternoon from Douglas, on routine trip over the road Things on the latter in his department. he states, smoothly. Traffic is good, and is coming over the road promptly. De Hays being experienced by people who |are waiting for ,freights are ossasion- ed on connecting nnes-
 Regarding the coke supply for the smelters, M-. Effort states that the situation has improved during tho week. though they are stiu running
 uncomfortably close to the margin. There is at present about four or five days supply of coke op hand. which marks little gain over the two pre- feeding weeks. when the supply was
 down at times to only enough for one or two days run.
 The Northeastern division has been |open during the last three days ana coke trains have been coming in from lit. With preparations that have been made for handling future snow lstorms on the division it is now hoped That traffic will not again be interfer- ed with to any severe extent dur, ling the balance of the winter, Be side coke from this source trains are Coming in from fields as far east as | those of Pennsylvania. These ship ments have been making in slowly.
 but there are now a number of trains
 within hailing distance of El Paso. and the outlook is much frightened. All Of which tends to make the railroad and smelter people feel easier at tho lpresent dime regarding the situation than they have in some weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
DOING 600 FEET A MONTH
 AT THE VETA GRANDE
suPT. HOOPER TELLS OF WORK
 AT PROPERTY.
Main Shaft Down 220 Feet in Ore. Is Sinking POO Feet Further-con- siderable Ore is Now on the Dumps Taken From Ground Under Devei- opment

Superintendent James Hooper, of be Feta Grande Mine in the vicinity of Bacoachi, arrived in the city last evening to look after matters con- Hected with the property and to spend a few days with his family.
 Mr. Hooper states that de7elopment la progress at the yeta Grande contin- uas to show improving ground. About e0a feet of work Is now being dope Ter month It Is going into the main shaft. tunnels and upraises All of it fs opening up good ground and will put the property in shape before a great while that will enable compe- tent judgment as to just what is ahead.
 The main shaft is now down 22o &set. It is the purpose to drop it about 22s feet more. This sinking Is going steadily ahead. The shaft Is sinking On the vein. The latter car. ries good ore with a rich streak run stns through if CD the dumps at the property a good deal of ore is col ieoted whick has come out as develop nent has proceeded, ore only being taken out to allow of continuance of work It is not yet known whether the property will ship it's ore or wheth- CT reduction plant will be crested on tbs ground. The latter is probable, hut determination awaits further de veiopDent of the ground winch will ahow just what character of ore it is eo<ng to produce as a permanent
 htng- No shipments are in fmmeos ate prospect Before they can com manss regularly. if commenced st all considerable wagon road will have te se hnilt through difficult country.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
MARKET GOSSIP.
Traders Are On the
 Alert for New Deals.

If there is one thing more responsible than another for the present inactive and un- changed condition of the copper share market it Is the fact that the traders are getting them selves in shape for the antici- pated new flotations expected from Bonanza Circle" quar- ters. While the panic scare figures largely in creating in- activity in trading, the most of the traders are holding their funds in readiness for the re- ported new notstions. No def mite information has reached us regarding the new deals, in re- gard to whether or not new stocks are to be placed on the market, but a few days will tell the story. We will receive word from our correspondents at the Hub" as soon as any thing definite is given out. It is needless to advise that should the Bonanza Circle" people decide on issuing new Rotations you should secure every dollars worth of the stocks that you possibly can.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
PAY DAY SEASON.

Today the Copper Queen cheeks for the last month come out. The c. & A. pay day was on Wednesday. The nay rolls for the month were larger than usual. additional men having gone on during December al all the properties. Circulation of the money already put out has much enlivened the week in trade circles. notwith- standing the short time that has elaps- ed since the big trade of the holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
OLD TIMeR.s ACCIDENT.
Fita1 Had by Veteran Prospectos
 Comes Near Proving Fatal.

Charles Brodbeck. old time prospec- tor and widely known in this secrion of Arizona, Is able to be out after g siege in bed as the result of severe praises and bad shaking up in 8 fall of 4s feet down shaft. The acci- dent wac the first had by MT. Brod- beck in an experience of over twenty years in connection with mining work
 The shaft at which the accident oc- cured is located on property Mir.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
STOMACH TROUBLES AND CON
 sT1PATfoN.

"ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are the beet thing for stomach troubles and constipation I have ever sold,' says J. R. Cullman. a druggist of PottersviIe, Mich. They are easy to take and always give satisfaction. | ten my customers to try them and if not satisfactory to come back and get their money, but have never had a complaint For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
FROM PROSPECTING TRIP.

Captain George Blackman has re- turned to the city from prospecting trip in the Chiricahuas. The expedi- ton was cut short by snow. Mir. BIackman will return to the mountains when weather conditions improve.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
ACTIVITY AT cANAkEA.

J. l.. Brown, mining machinery agent of Douglas. was In the city last evening enroute home from a visit at Cananea. He states that there is much activity in and about that camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
BIOLOGIST LEAVES.

G.. B.Street, for some time with the |C. & A. as geologist. left yesterday
 for Reading. ". Va, where he has a
 position as geologist with coal com Ipany. s.sr-sa. s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12

An agreeable movement of the bow els without any unpleasant effect ts p1 oduced by ChambeGiain's Stomach land Liver Tablets. For sale by all |deaiers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
OFFICE FINISHED.

An assay office at the Oliver shaft has been completed by the c. < A. and will go into immediate conmis- sion. hE @ a
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
Closing quotations, Jan. fl.
cANANEA-OULUTH DEv. FUND ALLOTMENT.

During the dull holiday sea con VIC disposed of all but . comparatively snaIi portion of the development fund aIio.- nnent Of Cananes-Duluth Cop per Company Stock assigned to Blsbee, and the coming week will doubtless see the entire is- sue taken up. The stock $ selling at $f.oo per share, and applications for shares will be received at cur offices until the allotment for 7ishee is dispos- ed Of.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE.

Get your newspapers for lighting fires and laying under carpets fn bun. dles of Lee for 25 cents. Review of fee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
VISITED SHELTER.

Manager Walter Douglas. of the Copper Queen. returned last evening from Douglas, where he spent the day at the smelter. lE '5 aH'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
PRITCHARD, HAGEN s co,
Brokers and Promoters
Front Rooms, New Telephone BIde- Phone 155, sisbee, Rriz.

BIda- Phone 155, eisbee, Rriz-
 The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE- CiALTY.
 Transactions for either buy ing or selling orders completed without any annoying deiaya
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct frcm Calumet, Michigsn-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12

Review want Ads" bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-12
COkE SITUATION Is
 LOOKING HUGH BETTER
ABOUT FIVE DAYS SUPPLY IS
 NOW ON HAND AT DOUGLAS.

Amount Due for Considerable increase Strengthening is Decidedly Eas- ier--comine io From Northeastern and From Fields as Far East as Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
STANDARD TAKES IN DUMMY
Republic Oil Company as Alleged Com
petitsr Loses Its Usefulness.
NEW JERSEY CONCERN TAKES BUSINESS
President of Company Testiaes thai
Action is Result of Dis
closures of Missouri
Hearing.

NEW YORK, Dec 19.-Testifying today in
the suit brought by the state Of Missouri
against the Standard Oil company, the
Waters-Pierce Oil company and the Repub-
lie OIL company to stop them from doing
business in Missouri, c. L. Nichols, presi-
dent of the Republic Oil company, declared
that as a result Of the disclosures made in
the proceedings, the usefulness of the Re
public Oil company as a supposed com
petitor of the Standard OIL had ended. The
entire business of the company outside OF
Missouri would also have been turned over
he added, had 1t not been for injunctions
which prevented such action.
Three witnesses were examined today at
the continuation Of the hearing which was
begun yesterday. Besides Mr. Nichols
Walter c. Teagle of the export department
Of the Standard Oil company who was on
the stand yesterday. and william S. Meyer
Of Baltimore, formerly manager at St.
Louis of the Republic OIL company, gave
testimony.
The hearing was adjourned until tomor-
row.
waIter~TeaRIe CrOss-Examined.
Cross-examination of Walter Teagle Of
the export department Of the Standard Oil
company, which was begun yesterday at
the hearing in the suit Instituted by the
state of Missouri against the Standard Oil
company, the Waters-Pierce oil company
and the Republic oil company, was resumed
today.
When the hearing was adjourned yester-
day Mr.. Teagle was telling of the organiza-
ton OF the Republic oil company, which
It is claimed by the state. is a Standard
Oil concern, Today he was asked what
was the price paid for the Schoheld-Schur-
mer & Teagle cOmpany's property, which
went, 1t is claimed, toward forming the
Republic OIL company. He replied that he
did not know what price was paid nor
did he know that there was any contract
for the sale. He was one Of the stock
holders in the Republic OIL company, but
he did not pay for the stock-he merely
held 1t.
An attempt by Attorney General Hadley
of Missouri, the cross-examiner, to learn
the exact position Teagle held with the
Republic OIL company was not successful
The witness replied to many questions in
this connection that he could not remem-
Der. Nor could he remember what salary
he received from the Republic OH company
further than that he thought It a fairly
good salary. He went into the export de-
partment Of the Standard OIL company be-
cause by so doing he got a better position.
The position was offered him by ]. A. Moi
fatt Of the Standard OH company, but
whether he was employed by the Standard
OIL company Of New York or the Standard
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
WITH THE BOWLERs.

not agree. Jeffries was offered 81 900 and
expenses to referee, and accepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
TAFT ON NEGRO TROOPS
Secretary Of War Answers Resolutions Of
Inquiry kade by Senate.
COMPLIMENTS ALLEGATION GRoTEsoUE
Right of President to Discharge
Troops without Honor IL Main
tanned in Report of the
Secretary.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-In reporting to
the president on the several senate resolu-
lions OF INQUIRY on the Brownsville affair
Secretary Tart enters into an exhaustive
discussion OF the law and the evidence in
the case. He quotes the authority for the
presidents action. and with regard to the
new evidence presented says he has ex-
amined II with care and that he does not
ma anything contained in II which should
lead to different conclusion of fact from
that already stated in his annual report
The affidavits." says he, contain in sub
stance the same denials Of completely or
knowledge by the enlisted men that were
made to the inspecting officers, together
with evidence intended to show that there
was an opportunity for persons not in the
battalion to disguise themselves in the
cast-off uniforms OF the enlisted men
and to secure empty cartridge shells and
throw them on the streets Of the town"
The suggestion, he declares, is so gro
teque In its improbability and absurdity
as hardly to call for discussion or com
ment.
After stating that 1t is not the practice
OF the inspector general. in making investi-
cations into question OF fact, to set out all
the evidence in sworn afiidavits or deposit
uons, Secretary Taft quotes from the
fourth article of war, which he states con-
tains the statutory declaration in respect
10 the discharge OF soldiers.
The regulations adopted by the president
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

in carrying out this statutory provision, as
we'll as excerpts from various decision OF
the judge advocate general Of the army
bearing on discharges without honor, also
are quoted, the secretary adding:
From the citations above given II fol-
lows that one enlisting in the army is ad-
vised first, that the president has the
enlistment; second, that when the contract
of enlistment is terminated at will the
charge service which has been rendered
has not been such as to warrant re-enlist,
ment and therefore is not to be regarded
enlistment under the statute.
In answer to the contention which the
secretary says has been put forth that the
president had no power to make the order
of discharge, because II he has he may dis
band the army" 1t is argued that there Is
a clear distinction between disbanding a
company, a battalion or a regiment and
the discharge of certain OF its members
In the case Of the men of the Twsnty-hfth
infantry the secretary said the order named
the persons who were discharged and did
not embrace all members of three com
panies, and that Immediately upon the dis
charge of the men an order was issued fill
ing up tho three companies by transfer
from the other companies of the regiment
so that the services Of the companies are
continued in the army"
One Case Cited,
Secretary Taft instances a case where
some men in the Fourth cavalry "resorted
to passion and violence by the killing of
one of their number. lynched the person
charged with the crime" In that case he
says the Judge advocate maintained that
there was no evidence to fx the RESPONSE
bility for the act and that the secretary OF
war, strictly speaking, had no authority
to disband the companies involved as such.
He held further that "he may indeed dis
charge all the men of such companies, en-
listing others in their stead, but this would
be treating innocent and guilty alike and
the discharge would be, I'm law, honorable
and in the case of the guilty would be a
premium upon crime"
1t is stated, since the decision referred
to, the practice has been put in force by
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

regulation Of Issuing discharges without
honor in which there can be no re-enlist-
ment without executive permission.
In concluding, however Secretary Taft
declares that there is nothing in this prece-
dent which, in the slightest degree affects
the legality of the present order, for the
principle upon which the decision rests
recognizes fully the complete power Of the
president to discharge every member OF
any organization"
Foraker Offers Resolution.
The question whether the senate should
make an independent investigation OF the
Brownsville raid was raised in the senate
by Senator Foraker today Immediately
after the reading of the presidents mes
sage. He offered a resolution authorizing
the committee on military affairs to make
such investigation IL deemed necessary after
consideration of the testimony transmitted
by the president.
Mr.. F'orakers motion was interpreted by
Senator Lodge as a peremptory direction
to the committee on military AFFAIRS to pro
coed Immediately with an investigation. To
this the Massachusetts senator made OBJ
lection, but disclaiming such purpose, Sen
ator Foraker reduced the proposition to
writing, as follows:
Resolved. That II the committee on mill
tary Affairs deems II necessary in connec-
ton with the consideration Of the mes
sage OF the president in regard to the
resolutions numbers $50 and 1Sl to take
further testimony to establish all the facts
connected with the discharge of members
of Companies b, G and D. TWenty-hfth
Infantry, that II be and hereby Is authorized
to send for persons and papers, to admIuIs-
-er oaths and report thereon by bill or
otherwise.
ITO that resolution have no objection
at ALL" remarked Senator Lodge
Referring to the documents submitted
by the president, Mr.. Foraker remarked:
There are statements here under oath.
many Of them not under oath, all referred
TO as testimony In the proper sense of
the word this is not testimony at ALL"
Upon objection by Mr.. Clay the resolu-
ton went over until tomorrow
The pension calendar was cleared by the
passage Of more than 200 private pension
bills
At the suggestion Of Senator Lodge, Pres
ident Roosevelt's Panama message will be
reprinted for the senate In normal spell
ing"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
AN OLD and wELL-TRIED REMEDY.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
MRS. WIHaLoW1a SOOTHING aN1

has been used for ever SIXTY YEARS ~
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their chill.
DREN WHILE TEETHING, WITH PER.
FEET SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES the CHILD
BOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie. and - the best
remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Drug.
Gists IN every part Of the world BE sure
MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Ill company of New Jersey he was unable

OIL company of New Jersey he was unable
20 say.
Mr.. Hadley read to the witness severa
letters which Teagle had written to the OF
;ompany's agents after he took the gen
eral management of the company in which
he told his agents to be sure to represent
that the Republic oil company was an in
dependent concern, inasmuch as the indie
pendent companies were claiming that the
Republic company was not an independent
roncern. Circular letters were sent to the
rade similar in tenor
Teagle declared that during his tenure
Of office in the Republic office he had never
held communication with the Waters Pierce
company.
Teagle was followed on the witness stand
by c. L. Nichols, president Of the Republic
Oil company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

motor cycles in their work. II is claimed,
Ind has been demonstrated In some parts
I the country that with motorcycles the
deliveries can be made in half a day over
outes that are now requiring a Nfun day
nth a horse and cart Automobiles OF a
unabout type are already in use in some
sections, but it is claimed that Indiana
will see the first motor cycles on rural
routes. 1t is planned to make two deliveries
daily, where only one is made now.
Two younsters who are putting In
strenuous ticks this week are Kids Camp
bell and Sherman, who are to box for six
rounds at OsthOff's hall on North Sixteenth
street Friday evening. No fight this winter
had awakened the interest as was being
shown in the Jensen-Campbell bout but
when Jensen broke his arm a couple Of
weeks ago a substitute had to be provided
and the managers Of the North Omaha
Athletic club were fortunate in securing
Kid Sherman OF Winnipeg as a substitute.
Sherman has been making a hit with the
wise ones since his arrival IN Omaha and
the advance sale Of seats indicates a large
attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
HYMENEAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M@ocAemAeys
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The newest American
peeress is Hermione, daughter Of the late
F. w. H. Schenley of Pittsburg Pa. who
was married In London this afternoon to
Lord EllenbOrough, a retired commodore or
the royal navy. The bride wore a robe OF
white velvet draped with old lace and a
white velvet toque The bridegroom, who
had long been regarded as a confirmed
bachelor, participated in naval operations
in the Baltic so long ago as the Russian war
OF 1885
Haight-BacheIder.
BEAVER CITY. Neb., Dec. 1s.-(special
Telegram. THE marriage OF c. 8. Haight
and Miss Annie Bachelor was celebrated
this evening at the home OF the brides
mother Mrs. n. A. Bachelor. The groom
is chief dispatcher OF the Northwestern at
Kaukauna, Wis, and the bride Is one OF
Furnas county's most popular young
women. They leave tonight for their Wis
cOnsin home.
DeatE-BOsseIhan.
Miss Grace NJ BOsselman and Charles Il.
beats OF the Wells. Fargo Express com
pany were married Monday evening BY
Judge Eastman al his residence Mr.. and
Mrs. beats win reside at Zss Charles Street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

All kinds of French Liqueurs and Cor
dials at Courtney's
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
MONTE CRIsTOs.
Athletic Union Election.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. l9-(Special Tele-
gram Eight men participated in the an
nual election Of the Athletic union and
four were elected to offices for the ensuing
year as follows: President, Irving Hast
ings of Spencer; vice president, A. NJ.
Hazard Of Iowa City; secretary, BODY MIL
Ter Of Sioux City; treasurer +. w Smith
of Waterloo. A committee was appointed
union.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
old reliable Falstaffs. as usual. took all
three games from the O'Brien Monte
Crlstos. Every man on the Falstaff team
had on his bowling clothes and they Ger,
tatnly did the name Of Falstan proud
La Nigne got a poor start, but he GER
tainly did come back strong in the next
three games lie was high on totals, with
6l7, also high on single, with 246. Duvy OF
the Monte Cristos tried hard to pull his
team to victory but II was a useless task.
Tonight the Colts against the El Caudillos.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
IEFFRIEs MA
AGAIN
PuEiIist willing TO Meet Tommy
burns for Purne of RHO. 900.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-In a signed state
ment published tonight, TEX" Rickard,
who managed the fight at Godheld be-
tween Cans and Nelson, says he has Of
Tered Jeffries $4,000 to meet Jack Johnson,
the heavyweight, at Goldheld. Rickard
says he has assurance from Jeffries that
he will enter the ring again for purse OF
$4,000.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. l9-Discussing
proposition today as TO whether he would
consent to re-enter the ring IL a sufficiently
large purse was offered, James J. Jeffries
said that he would agree to fight Tommy
Burns II a $4,000 purse was provided. He
would not, he said, make a match with
Jack Johnson, the colored pugilist. for any
sum.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. paul Par.
ker Magoffin Of Washington, ID. c., who
has been playing halfback, was tonight
elected captain of the University Of Mich,
iSsn foot ball team OF 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Je6rIes WIN Referee.

TONOPAH. New. Dec. 19.-It has been
decided that James J. Jeffries shall referee
the Gans-Herman fight. The articles Of
agreement gave the Casino Athletic club
the right Of selection II the principals can
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

BRAcELETs-Frenzer 18Th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

The POstohice department has made an
important precedent by granting permits.
Aon 70 two Indiana rural carriers to utilize
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-10

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Five room cottage, closets. well, gas.
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