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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
AT THE a, M, & D.

R. V. Daniels returned to Naco yes terday afternoon after spending sever ali days in Bisbee on business. MT. Daniels is connected with the Amer fcan Mining and Development con- pany. He stated that all the machin- cry for the mines near Naco was on the ground now, and that the ten stamp mill was under erection. He said the company was contemplat- ing the erection Of forty-stamp mill. as the ore produced was more than the present mill would be able to han dle.
 MT. Daniels stated that develop nent work was progressing rapidly, and that rich ere was being found. Several ueeks ego a rich pocket of ore that run sse. e.eoe ton was struck. The ore being taken out at the present ame makes an average of from sSse ts q soc a tes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
MILLING AND MINING CO.
Will Hold AnnusI Meeting at Ptoen.
 CT February $.

Notice a-a oeen issued from tLc ~-- fee Of the sonora Milling and Mining cumpar7 r.rifying the stockholders of the aun-a. meeting of the company to uc hold in Phoenix. Arizona, on February l5.A, 1906.
 In -IarIar letter sent out with the cali. A. C-~ies Bailey, president of the cen. .r~. .rates that il is with greaI a.ra-.-. that tha officers an direc-g.. ... ..- Sonora Emung anu Mining Co. advise their srockhoide.s of the steady T-.0r=aS made iu . w ork Of pr,--..re .1e t-a-0z U..-" for the pUrCT1"1e lr# r~aC. Ca of 5hr machinery ug,reesr- for i-g gUaTat'gr This work was begun April Igl, 1905, and has been continued steadily and without interruption since that date Mir Deity has had full charge curing this period, and is at the pres eni time discharging this duty.
 The report further says:
 "An the machinery. including boil CTS, hoisIs, pumps, pipe, tools and many other supplies of similar nature, also camp equipment fully equipped assay office have been removed 10 the Juarez mine. We have at the present time all the machinery for the opera ton of the Juarez mine that ue need, with the exception of the stamps and the cyanide tanks.
 Full details will be given ip the ap- nu1 report, which sili be issued as soon after the annual meeting az pes- sible.
 We beg te enclose the proxies for the annual meeting, which will be held at Phoenix, Arizona, Thursday, February 18th, 1906. Please sisa ths enclosed proxy and return in The ac- eompaaying envelope noi later skan February fst, and obiige.
 Yours respectfully,
 CHARLES BAILEY,
 PresiseHt. F.. J. SNYDER. Sec"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
New ElOtatiOn
 By Butte Bankers.

What is known as the Butte-Lon- don Copper Co. an organization pro- noted by Butte bankers, owning about 125 acres of valuable ground in the vicinity of birth Butte, has just been noated.
 The company is capitalized at s5,- sOe, 900, 100000 shares of ss.oo each. ss.ee0 shares of the capital stock has been underwriters by Du- Iurh and Michigan brokers, and was sold yesterday at s2.ss per share, giving subscribers full paid stock Con- siderable of this stock vas takes by local traders, and if rDnre of the stock can be had today the ssldIsss here will ieuktless be sonsfdersbiy lneress- ed
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
S MARKET GOSSIP. Wire System Wrecked By Storms in East.

Locally the only trading done yes terday was by orders held over from Saturday, there being no quotations received until the late hour of the as1's session ou avcolat Of all tele- a~..'. .. -r-rui@a-f"Es being made .. ... .'.. t..E :n the afternoon by ta. ....,.s.s < u- tne wire systems by ae.ca --nra.. aging f4 The East. The quotations received shQw q strength- ening tendency.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
new$ of l11inins, slaeks and Markets
-~un liIgY
BLACk DlAhUnu ..,-
 SHELTER TO RESUME SOON
NEW DRIFTS CUT ON sULPHioE
 ORE BODIES.
No Production as Vet, But Next Two Weeks Will See 5eginnins-Seere- tary of Company Issues an oPtImis'- ic Statement of Prospects of Co.

Parties recently coming In from the Black Diamond report cooslders- ble activity in that camp again. oh- der Superintendent w. c. Barney a force of between 20 and 50 men are at work and have opened up consider able ore. ,-
 Two drifts are being run. One IS in about 75 feet and another 70 feet Roth have cut good bodies of sulphide ore. Machine drills are being used and much better progress has been made than when hand drills were used.
 Mir. Barney has not taken out any ore up to the present time, but eX- pects to start up the smelter. Sup plies for the smelter have already been ordered and unless something unforeseen happens bullion will again be flowing from the furnace and the company resume it's old time acdve condition.
 In a recent report sent out from , rne oTi,r. in West Virginia, Secretary Sabin says:
 "We feel that our bonds are Entirely safe at their face value. and every day sees some advance in the price of the stoek with plenty of buyers. As matters are shaping themselves, l don't think there is any danger of the hond holders getting the property. Our S0,O00 shares of treasury stock will give us money to do all develop ment we may do if the present out look holds good. We are feeling fine about the Black Diamond. and think it will come out on top yet"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
NEW CHANGE HOUSE.

A new change house is to be built at the Czsr shaft, it being necessary because of an additional railroad spnr that is to be built at the mine. This spur will cross the site of the present change house and necessitate it's be- ing taken down.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
NEW ORE CARS.

A number of new ere ears have been brought 10 the Bisbee ysrds in the last few days by the Southwest ern. The cars are of wood. equipped with the latest patent automatic de vices. The cars have capacity of 4e
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
TO LOOK AFTER WORK.

N. Galley left yesterday for Naco. zari. in which vicinity he owns sever. al pieces of mining property. The ob- ject sf his visit is to look after sevel- opment work now in progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
VISITING GLOBE.

Carl Clausen, the mining machin- cry dealer, left yesterday afternoon for Globe. He will spend several days there with reference to machin- cry sales.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone BIda., Phone 135, Rishee, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-23
WANTED-A

once, boy to run CT rands and clean up. Steady posi- tion for the right boy. Apply Re, view office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
DEEP WELL
STRIKES WATER
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Trinidad. Nov. 17.-At the session
of the last legislature, $1,000 was ap-
propriated for the purpose of boring
well in Las Animas county in the
hope of striking artesian water. For
four weeks. the contractor has been
driving this well. which is located at
a point some ten miles east of here.
Several grades of water have been
encountered and considerable gas is
Issuing from the well. The gas is
so strong that 1t will burn.
The appropriation of$5,000 is about
exhausted and the matter has been
taken up by business men and ranch
ers, irrespective of party, who Will
ask the next legislature to appropri-
ate an additional $1,000 which It is
thought viii ge granted without any
trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
THE SOLDIERS
WILL RESIST

New York, Nov. 1.-THE an
nouncement was made today that Col.
Alexander Bacon and j. Douglas Wet
more. attorneys for the Africo-Ameri-
can council have been employed by
the soldiers of companies b. c. and
d. of the % infantry, who have been
ordered discharged without honor
from the United States army. to take
steps for their reinstatement and as
certain what rights they have, if any
to protect them against the effect of
President Roosevslt's recent order
debarring them from future employ
ment in the government service. The
statement is made that number of
persons, both white and black. had
expressed willingness to assist in
bearing the expenses Of the suit
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
THEY CANE
TO BLOWS
A BIG SENSATION
w. r. Hearst and Joseph
Pulitzer Have a Personal
Encounter in ST. Louis
Yesterday.

st. Louis. Nov. 17.-W. Z. Hearst
and Joseph Pulitzer. Jr.. sun Of the
proprietor of the New Yoris World.
engaged in personal encounter in
the office of the st. Louis Dispatch
yesterday afternoon.
While each party to the contro-
versy refuses to give any details,
there was lively set to.
1t appears that Hearst. who came
in Thursday night on the way to Mex
leo. strayed into the Dispatch Of
flee and went up to the editorial
rooms. As he was leaving he met
young Pulitzer. Accounts Of the af-
fair are different. Some say that
Hearst snubbed young Pulitzer. At
any rate they engaged in an animated
conversation, and soon in combat.
Several persons rushed between them
and the affair was over.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
MUM BROTHERS
LOSE MINE

st. Paul. Nov. 17.-Through the
decision of the United States Circuit
court of appeals here, the hope of the
Mum Brothers, n. a. and j. n. to
the ownership OF the Independent
Lode mining claim in Colorado. Is
dlspelled.
The court set aside the decree OF
the circuit court in the case of Mum
ct al. against the Ibex Mining com
pany and also the bill of complaint.
In the circuit court in Cheyenne,
Wyoming on September United Stat
es Judge Riner awarded S193.44S.-
to the Munns. In reversing the de
cree of Judge Riner. the opinion was
written by Judge Phillips and was
reversal of the lower court decree.
Three appeals and more than one cross
appeal we're involved In tne suit,
which has been in the courts for IL
years
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
A LARGE FIRE
IN TELLURIDE,
BUSINESS SECTION DAMAGED
Neighboring Mountain Town Visited by Fire Fend Last
Night and Heavy Loss is Sustaned---The Fire
Started in Blacksmith Shop---Big Loss.

Telluride, Nov. 11.-One of tho
worst fires that has occurred in this
city in years occurred at about two o.
clock this morning.
A big blacksmith shop stood on the
corner of Colorado and Willow streets
owned by Stokes and Jackaway, Of
,rmranGU.. It WAS occuIied as IA
blacksmith shop by j. W Rogers
Yesterday afternoon n very heavy
piece of welding was being done and
il is believed that sparks flew from
the forge and smouldcred, breaking
out last night.
The first building was practically
destroyed and the flames soon conf
municated to the adjoining building
which wac run as saloon and board
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
SOLD FOR $25,O0O
Frank NJ. Burger Sells His Fruit
Ranch of Fl Acres Near Pail
sade for the Handsome
Price of $4,000.

This morning Frank NJ. Burger, the
pioneer fruit grower of the upper
valley sold his residence and 21
acres of fruit land to r. II. Bancroft
for S25.OOO cash. This was the re-
naming tract of Mr.. Burgers home
ranch. he having sold about 25 acres
year ago.
The entire tract brought him $55.-
900. Originally the land did not cost
Mr.. Burger s25 dollars an acre.
Mr. Bancroft WIN cut ts.s ranch ur
into small tracts. Mr.. Burger and
family Will go to California to spend
the winter and viii then probably re
turn to Grand Junction to reside.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
MRS. COREY
BUYS FARM

Braddock. Pa. Nov 17.-Word has
been received here of the purchase
by Ada Corey. of large farm in
Chester county. whore it is assumed
Mrs W. L. Corey who divorced the
president of the steel corporation will
make her home. The farm which
Mrs. Corey purchased was formerly
the home of James Buchanan. presi-
dent of the United States. II was sold
at public auction, and Mrs. Corey's
representative paid $4,000 for it,
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
ST. MATTHEWS SERVICES.
for tomorrow-St
Agnes Girls VIII entertain
Abiel Leonard Society
Postponed Meeting.

Holy Communion as usual at s a.
m. Sunday school at 10 n. m. Mon
ing and sermon at IL m. Evening
service and sermon at 1880 st. Mat
tehews guild will meet for work in
the guild room on Wednesday. 1t
is hoped that all members will be
present especially the chairman and
members of bazaar and entertainment
committees.
The young ladies of st. Agnes guild
will entertain their young men
friends at the rectory this week.
The Abiel Leonard society will not
meet at the usual time this week. but
a special meeting will be called for
another date for the consideration
and adoption of the new constitution
and bylaws
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
PUTS ON NEW WAGON.

This morning a brand new wagon
started out from the Star grocery
house on Fourth street. Mr.. w. c.
Kuhlman's popular store. II is one
of the best looking grocery delivery
wagons in the city and 1t is safe to
say that no mistake will be made
by any one who gives the Star big
order to haul out on this wagon.
The star grocery is one of the old
est establlshmed grocery houses in
town and under Mr.. Kuhlman's man
agement has enjoyed a most liberal
patronage. Mr.. Kuhlman carries at
all times a thoroughly up to date
stock OF goods, and although his store
room in the postofflce block is not
as large as some of the store rooms
he has big stock and every avail
able foot OF space is utilized in hous-
Ing the different lines of grocery
goods. Mr. Kuuhlman takes great
care in selecting his goods and only
first quality articles get on his shelly
es. He takes special pride in his
handling of canned goods. His fruit
and vegetable department is always
attractive.
BY close attention TO business.
courteous treatment of every patron.
fair dealing all round, Mr.. Kuhlman
deservedly enjoys a big trade. a pat
ronage that is constantly and perma-
nently growing.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
SYSTEM
is ABOLISHED

Denver, Nov IL The card system
of employing miners in tho Leadvilie
camp was abolished ut n meeting of
the Mine Owners association of that
sgfct. yesterday afternoon. The
system was adopted two years ago in
order TO keep members of the West
crn Federation of Miners from sccur-
ing work i'm the camp The miners
have always considered the card sys-
TEN as oppressive and rs unfair dis
elimination
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
FAMOUS TENOR
IN TROUBLE

New York. Nov. i7.-on the
charge of having acted in an insult
ing manner towards a respectable
married woman, slgnor EnrIco Car
uso. the famous tenor of the Metro
politan theater. was placed in a cell
in the East 76th street police station
and held a prisoner an hour before
bail could be secured.
young matron of the Bronx was
the complainant. Caruso vigorously
denied his guilt.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17

ing house by Martin Ginotti, an
Italian and long time resident. In
the building there was n loss of So
900 by Ginitto and boardcrs, besides
loss on the building, which was
owned by the Tomboy Mining COM
pany.. 1t was a building three stor-
los In heighth.
II was bitter cold night and al
though the fircmen made every effort
to save the second building, il did
not escape.
j. W. Rogers had but slight in
surancc on his blacksmith shop. There
was no insurance whatever ON the
property of Martin Ginotti.
The total damage was about S12,-
900.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
CIRCLE ELECTS OFFICERS.

On Thursday night Apple Blossom
Circle Women of woodcraft. held a
busy session and elected officers for
the next semi-annual term. The new
ly elected officers are as follows;
Geardian Neighbor-Mrs. T. NJ.
Todd.
Advlsory-Mrs. Mcclure
Banker-Mrs. Frank Dean.
Clerk-Mrs. Frank Leslie.
Attendant-Mrs. Ella b. Ackermau
Magician-Mrs. Anna Hill.
Capt of Guards-Albert Sowle.
Inner Sentlnel-Mrs. Amy Romln-
son.
Outer sentlnel-Mrs. Maggie FallS-
ner.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
THE TEACHERS
WILL UNIONIZE

Leadyille. Nov. IA movement
was inaugurated yesterday at con-
ference of the Lake county teachers
ass collation., with the leading educa-
tors of Lake county. II was decided
to organize county leagues through
out the state for the purpose, among
other things. to establish minimum
wage scale, each member Of the leag-
ne pledging himself or herself not to
accept less than the minimum pay.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
McELRoY-wELCH NUPTIALs

II is announced that on the evening
of November 2sth. Benjamin NJ. Nc
Elroy. and Miss Ethel Welch, will be
united in marriage. The ceremony
will be performed at the Baptist
church In this city.
The bride to be is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. Welsh. For sew
eraI years she has been employed in
the Fashion store as cashier and IL
widely and popularly known in the
city She Is a most attractive young
lady
Mr.. McElroy is one of the teachers
In the city schools and a young man
of worth.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17

All women desire to appear at their
best In company. MEN DITTO
When you have a picture taken its for
company" for 1t is visiting ALL
THE TINE. That's why FoToGRAF'
Err DEANS photos are so popular
CHRISTMAS is coming and you can
make twelve of our friends happy for
the price of one dozen of those lat
est photos made at The PICTURE
SHOP.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
MURDERESS
DIES SUDDENLY

SEATTLE, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Bob
Reficld held In the King county jail
as an acco4npiice in the murder OF
George Mitchell, in the union station
on July IL died suddenly in her cell
shortly before midnight last night.
Esther Mitchell, who shot her brother
was in the same bed with Mrs. Ref
field. The deputy coroner believes
that the woman died of heart failure.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
FRATS DEALT
BODY BLOW

Chicago, Nov. t7.-High school
frnternities were dealt crushing
blow yesterday when committee of
the second schools made its report,
after three years investigation, con-
temning the secret societies as fet-
ish. criminal. unsocial and degenerate
i've.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
THE CHANGERS
TO INSURE

Denver. Nov 1.-THE National
Grange has practically agreed upon
the addition of a department of fra
ternal insurance The probability IS
that the body as whole. will finan-
cially take over the Fellowship OF
Solidarity society. of New York. in
stead of organizing its own system.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
If You Can't See Clearly

better consult us. You may need
a pair of glasses or spectacles. We
know. If you don't need any well
tell you so mo charge whether
you need them or not; whether
you buy or do not buy. But do not
neglect your eyes-they may neg
lect you later on. A reminder ian
ounce of prevention" and what
follows. Everything optical here;
but spectacles to order a speciality.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
Rags wanted at the Sentinel Office

The funeral of the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Jones took place
this morning at 1890 O'Clock. The
interment was at Orchard Mesa cem-
etery. Short services were held at
the house. There were many beauti-
full floral offerings from friends of the
young parents.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
WAS SHORT
IN ACCOUNTS

St. Louis. Nov. i7.-The federal
grand jury returned an Indictment
against Receiving Teller d. P. Dyer Jr
son of Attorney D. Dyer this morn
ing in connection with the shortage
of $4,000 in the local snbtreasury'
The charge against Dyer is embezzIe-
ment
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17
A BAD SNIAsHUP.

1t is reported that a bad freight
smash up on the Colorado Midland.
up near the divide. yesterday, caused
traffic on that line to be seriously de-
layed. Two engines were put on the
track. The damage to rolling stock
Will be heavy. None of the train
men were hurt.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17

Mrs. George Schriver left this
afternoon over the Midland for
Missouri. for an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-17

Miss Jennie RidgewaylNleft TINS
attornoon over the Midland for Wis
I, with friends in La Mar. Mo,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-01
NOTICE

Notice is lerby given lhut on Non
day August &, 1906 AZ O'Clock .. ~.
IN front OF the court house TIE
County Treasurer OF Ormsby County
state Of Nevada, Will sell at publc
auction to The highest bidder L.; OF the
purchase price 10 he pa.u in cash. The.
property known as the ora1sby County
Agricultural Grounds. together Win
ali buildings situated thereon. No pI!
for said property will ha entertained
Tor a sum less man $50oooo.
Full terms Of sale Will be given unon
application al the Office of the County
Clerk
The Board reserves the right %
reject any and all bids. BY order
Of the Board of County Commissions
ers.
J. +. WOODBURY., Chairman
II, i. Van Etten, Clerk
The above sale is hereby pos poned
| to Saturday, September -. 1906 at
p. m.
BY order of the board of county com
missioners.
/, H. B. VAN ETTEN. Clerk.
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Tne Eagle Market.

We offer You choice meats fresh a,
cold storage as you please. lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to cult you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are ali good. put
up in good shape Our service 's
good, cur prices are good for YOU
Gives us your order for chicken 4"
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faith within not more than six months
rom the date subscribed herein,
granting the right Of way and fran
chise. and cars must be running at
least once a day over at least a mile
or said railway in the -.ly OF Carson
within not more than two years after
the taking effect OF such ordinance or
franchise. A failure % comply with
the within provisions OF the ordinance
or franchise. granting the right OF
way, works forfeiture CT the right
of way and also OF the franchise. The
authority granting the right OF way
Shall have the power to grant an eX-
tension OF time ior the completion of
said mile OF work. ii it appear that
the work has been commenced within
the time fixed and prescribed. in good
faith; but no extension Oh time shall
be granted for the commencement; D.
said WORK All extensions OF time
shall be in writing and made a mat
ter Of record in the municipality
~
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laid as near the middle of the streets,
roads. alleys, avenues and highways
as is practicable: and il shall be TIE
duty OF the owners Of said francl'5c
and right OF way 10 keep n repair,
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