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The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
BLUE LICK

Rev. Ezell will begin a pro-
tracted meeting at Hazel
Grove the fifth Sunday in this
month.
L. c.. Dennis and wife at
tended preaching last Sunday
at Hazel Grove and took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Hill.
Miss Oma Ziegle visited at
her uncle in Herndon last
Sunday and her cousin, Miss
Zula Hupp, returned home
with her To spend a week.
People are very busy in
their hay.
J. M. Holloway and G. c
Campbell were in from Blue
Lick yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20

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County 0e~s
NEW FRANKFORT
%sSNNN&NG&&s&

A. Johnston, the Deputy AS
SCISSOR was through here
last week assessing.
Il. III. Smith OF Marshall
was through this locality
Wednesday.
The NJ. W. A.. will give a
picnic in Winnings Grove
near Good Hope Church
Saturday July 21st. Every
body invited to attend.
f. A. Gorker was in Slater
Monday.
Mrs. Arbogast of Dalton
and sons Otto and Albert of
California visited relatives
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Blum and child.
rem returned from n weeks
stay in Kansas City where
Mrs. Blum went TO consult
an occtliSt.
Geo. Johnson Of Southwest
Mo. is visiting in this com.
munity.
Mrs. Oldham and little
daughter returned to her
home in Penick Thursday.
Miss Blanch Riplett of
Marshall is visiting her Aunt
Mrs. Lee Kitchen.
Farmers are busy hauling
their wheatito town.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. j. W. Berry and chill.
dren returned to their home
in Butler last Friday after a
five weeks visit With Mrs.
Berry's father P.D. VanDyke.
Miss Innis Russell Hopkins
OF s.. Louis is the guest Of
Mrs. j. NJ. Bellanny.
Miss Gem Binkley is home
from n several weeks visit in
Higginsville, and at the Con.
federate Home.
DR.. II. A. Bamm and wife OF
Granite City, Ill. are visiting
DR.. Hamm's parents Rev. H.
Hamm and wife.
7. NJ. hurry of Higgins.
vile came down Monday
morning to attend the district
Convention at the Christian
Church.
r. W. Burkhart and wife
of Washington, d. c., arrived
in Sweet Springs Friday
morning and are visiting
Mrs. Burkhart's parents Y.
C.. Andrew and wife.
Miss Emily Taliaferro OF
Kansas City is the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. j. M. Ballamy.
j. f. Foster has gone to
Higginsville where he will
have charge of the new mills
as manager when they
are rebuilt.
Mrs. G. NJ. Baker of near
Marshall is visiting her
father and sisters Jesse
Wheeler and daughters.
DR.. G. G. Ehlers, Misses
Ida Smith, Mary and Sarah
Wheeler, attended the band
concert in Concordia Saturday
evening.
Il. f. Kidwell has moved
his ice cream p~arlors from
the Fisher Building sin ole
town." to the rooms next te
the Post Office on Lexington
Ave.
A. e. Smith and wife auG
little son Raymond, went Il
Malta Bend Tuesday for i
few days visit with C. 0,
Walker and wife.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20

through the glass at the bur-
.glar who made u hasty re.
treat after brggiug her not to
shoot. He vii! uo doubt keep
away from that place in the
future. -Thalbote.
Geo. McCray, of near
Salem church, has bad "A re.
lapse AMI is critically i'll.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
Shot ut Burglar

Miss Elizabeth Schcihlc, of
Lexington. while ut home bv
herself last Saturday nigl t
about II O'Clock noticed some
one trying Ia get in through
II window. Grabbing up u
revolver she fired three shots
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
SALINE VALLEY

A light rain fell here Sun.
day.
Little Rock is billed for a
big picnic Friday, July 90.
Wheat threshing still con.
TIMES under favorable condi.
tions.
jack Thornton and Wood
Johnson were delivering
their wheat at the Pollock
elevator Mt Harmony last
week.
j. II. Sellmeyer finished
threshing his crop of lao
acres Of wheat which averag-
ed 81 bushels per acre.
Miss Alice ~sellmeyer, who
has been making her home in
the metropolis Of Missouri,
returned home Saturday.
Quite a number Of the Val.
ley sports were doing Glas.
gov Saturday.
Ben Lemon went to Glas.
gov Saturday and returned
with Il case Of thresher oil.
Geo. Giger was trading in
Gillian one day last week.
Wm. Stelfen went to Glas.
gov Sunday morning.
Misses Theresa and Anna
Giger were shopping in Gil.
liam Thursday.
Misses Josie and Zula Colt
of Oak Ridge were the guests
OF friends in the Valley Sat.
urday.
Don't forget the great fair
at Marshall July "a, %, &c, 81,
All Of the good people read
the Republican and keep ur
with prosperity.
DR.. j. r. Davidson of Little
Rock had business here Mon.
day.
If yonr corn needs blowing
call on one of Little Rocks
farmers who. is always glad te
help you.
Mr.. Hockersmith, of Iowa
is the guests of Robert Vel
tin and family at this writing
Otto Craimer and DR.. James
of Little Rock were minglinf
with friends in our mids'
Thursday evening.
Miss Julia Velte n was Tho
guest of her grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Coons neal
Fish Greek Church Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
NEW HOME

Mrs. Lorena Brown, oil
Arkansas, came in last Fri.
day to visit relatives for a
while.
Mrs. Doty visited ia Elm.
wood Tuesday and Tuesday
night.
Miss nellie Dierking is
staying IN Sweet Springs at
this writing.
Mrs. Bette Allen who has
been sick for the past few
months, died July Ia, 1906.
Funeral services were held
by Rev. Cole Sunday morn.
ing at eleven o'clock, inter.
ment at the Poe Cemetery.
We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved ones.
Mrs. John Fordham and
niece Mayme Bently were
guests Of ID. NJ. Harris and
family Wednesday.
Misses Eva Mckinney and
Lorena Brown, Dollie and
Minnie Harris were shopping
in Blackburn Wednesday.
Miss Lola Blakeley of
Black burn was the guests of
Misses Lemon Sunday night.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
OAK RIDGE

Mr.. r. L. Chism went to
Slater Monday.
Mr.. j. II. Netherton went
to Slater Tuesday.
j. NJ. Haring went to
Gillian Wednesday.
There must be a big yield
of wheat this year as the
mills can't get sacks enouth.
S. Hays went TO Gillian
Thursday.
c. B. Duncan and wife were
trading in Gillian Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
For Sale

A stock of general merchan.
disc in connection with Post
Office in Saline County. For
particulars call or address
Republican"
Marshall Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-20
First Insertion July .,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters testa-
nientsry ON the estate OF VIM ClaycomO
deceased, were granted To the undersigned,
al the 10th day OF June 1903. by the Judge
Of the Probate Court of Saline County, Mo.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them Ia me- for
allowance, within one year after the date ot
said letters, or they may 30 preciuded from
any benefit OF such estate; aud N such
claims bs not exhibited within two years
froui the tin,o OF the publication vi this no.
tice they shall be forever barred.
THos. J.. CLAycoMH.
WlLLIAM ". CLAvcoMB,
June 3oth 1906. Exeoutors.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

Sur Snbiana: S86n beute &beno nno
eamfas, nit ansnabne pom e@auer ipat
Samftas Ha4mittn9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
SAlasersi betaa 8aabtel.

geRsrn Naamittas fpislte Snbiana.
polls ge9ea $oleoo auf benz 8afebaa.
Spielplab on Wef Waibington Ctr.
unb indianapolis mar tpie gsu6bnli9
Der b,rIiersnbe 8bsil. Dies fdisn ben
3uf&aueSn gar ni9t 3u pahsn uno
lautes 3ii&en uno fosar S9impfuorts
tpurben bsrnsbmbar. gbas. 6. Carr,
rfrf 8afe.1aan" on Der Snbiana-
pOlis Seits, ipran9 barauf mittsn
unter bic 3ui9auer I'm @ranbfanb
iinb f9lus einsn Wann Namens q. 6.
glatpien uisbrere MaIe nit Der Gaufl
TINS @sf&t. glawien iOll nod Der BE.
bauptung garr's elmer Der 6aupt3eus
gen estusisn iein.
2eutnant Sandman uno Seraeani
6agertp perbaftetsn ben i9lagfertigsn
BaDfpieler. glamfsn bebauptet, boil
RdnOis unT&ulOig 3a ben SaufipIdgrl
gefommeu gu iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
Sago nnf tpiloe Ianben aut ID
Mnsnf seitattet.

8om Is. nd9ffsn Wonats CD wiro
bic Sago nuf miloe Saubs1 er6Hnet
unb t6nnen BITE @6gel BON Sso,rmann,
Der i'm Befbe zines Sagoi9eines TIT,
QsfhpRen perosn. Die Sauben iolsn
ni&t fsbr sablrei9 bOrbanoen iein, unb
ba He isbr lei9t 3u erlsgen ino, piro
mobI ON S9luRe Der Sasoiaiion 10
3ismli9 NIT ibnsn aufgerdumt iein.
S&on otter :puroe Der 8eriu9 &c.
mn9t, bic $auben bon Der 2iife bes
iasobarsn 8s1hsels ab~sune6men, ftets
uurbs isbo9 bas abfaisBsn bsrielbsn
wieber geffattet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
@etterberiht
@bteaSp, 81. Suli.

fur "a etnnSsn ,nOsub 7 ubr TOrsens, 20. snIi'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
@tsss- MItar- 0rab.
@ G B n.

Sobn unb Winnie Sbpmas, go. 907
Wsfi Rortb Str, 2nabe. = s. @rbin
uno Sani Senslsp. 1913 @bur&man.
4usnus, Ndo9sn. - 8eOrge uno
Wasgie Suaglano, 1924 Sroaopap.
2nabs. - Soispb uno Carrie 2pman,
910 Samilton Mns., 9nabe. - 8ars
nsp unb 5rau Osborne. 1011 Wefi
psarl Str, 2nabe. = @eorge uno
SOispbins &apmonb, 1245 Of Warfets
Strabe, Wdb4en. - 6. u. uno Mar.
tho SisbuOOb. 1853 OF Martet Str.
Ndb9sn. - SObn unb gona 9unstt.
2404 Carolina Str, 3nabe. - Stis
uno Settle Rafsn, 1921 aiblanb aue.,
2nabe. - elmer rno Ollie @aoss, SO
Roro gloer Abe., Wdo8sn. - an'
thonp uno Silie SeBmann, 222 Wef
6enrp Str, Wdb6en. = Clarence unb
Qatis Campbell, 6l0 Noro Gabiofon'
StraBe, Wdb9.n. - Winiam 6. une
&ois Sop. 2123 S6riper abe.. Mdo.
den. - @eorg unb Marp Rtbl, 1908
Sbsloon Str, 9nabe. - Sames uni
Rarp Sorslsp, 1425 Wia Str.
Rnabs. - Sbomas unb Rate Sugan,
315 agnss Str, 2nabe. = Greo UNI
Sna groB, Staot, Wdo9sn. - Sarrt
unb gffe @urspilsr. 1920 Blaine'
abenue, 2nabe. - Darn uno NIict
0aId, 1949 Shb eaf Str, Rnabs.
8%etraut.
Aueuf Bisrid - Anna S9aial.
Warion 6. clifton - Winnie W.
Welier.
WiQtam @. Mntrim - anna W. 2raft
@eorge Riler - Nable Me@ee.
2utbsr q. Brui6 = 4atberpne u,
@ibbpns.
geforben.
gba W. @ilbert. 8 Wonate. 221t
8allsp Nbe. - Guiana De Bolt, st
Sabre, SOC Bell Str.- &ebscca Dart
mann. rs Sabre, All Oh Miaigan'
Strabs. - Catherine Sbalmann, ct
Sabre, 1121 Oh 10. Ctr. = @nlbir
s. puIium, 81 Sabre, 500 SaIp'
Strabe. = Waris R. Sohnfon, 2 Dto'
nate, 1871 STD Olips Str. - So
pbie u. Sader. 81, 1712 Woro Nen
Serisp Str. = SOfepb anbsriOn, ]
Wonat. 720 5ausb Str. @rac
6ousbtOn, l Sabr, 1913 OF %. Str
= Sbumrs Sarnsl. sc Sabre, Staot
| 6o5bitaI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
...Msres 8uQettn...
9teie ISOLDE TIT es Sbee

$50. l MObune, @unpOwber,
OOIums, YOuns Sbion, Smpes
rial, u~nsefdrbt iapaneiiiae unb
Gnsliib greaffait Shess, resel@
mdbis Coo bas 9funb, am
Samftas spii4en 8 itnS IL
nbr, bei4rdnft auf Elm balb
9funS an einen Sunben, fir zoe
..&aTee ~spestalit1ten..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
y auerIaub e.

y auerIaub n e.
Central Union Telephone @ompanp,
@ebduossN bbru9, Werioians unb New
YOrf Str, peranf8lagt auf $4,000. =
MonrOe @eorss, &sparatursn, $575.-
6enrp 5. Wspsr. Stall, 1409 unions
StraBe, 5000. = Sobn u. 8airsn,
@obnbous, 1910 SatIanb Mbe., 5000.
%. 9. 8rocts, Wobnbaus, Sants
uno Nep Yorf Ctr, 5000. = Marp
2ubrlsr, S4uppsn, 1923 6amilton.
Mbenue, $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

irseuo treIder Mrt perben in Der -Sueiaua 9ribiine1
nit 5s per Belle fur iebe Suiertiou bere9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

Warp Tabrup an 5reo Cline, Cots
l9 big "a, Square l.. Ri4Ols HOrb
patf slbo., 40 Bel 129 SUB ieoe, uef
lide Settle bon D~elatpare StraBe, fio'
lid bon 80. Str. $500.
Wiatam s. Wa gemann an Benia.
min u. &idarofon. Got 10, SrriGs
Ioo., iioli4e Settle bon 81. Str, of
LID bon DtifOuri Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
9bermometerfane

ItermometerifaHe.
S09fs Eeuperatur. 84 @raS
Eiebrtsffe 9eurperatur. 64 g
D. &. 8IbtbS
Seetions.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

3mii9en s unb II ubr am
Samftas, pferiren mir unieren
zoe 8afee, Iimitirt auf 2 Pfnnb
an einen SunSen, su......15e
Infer ipe;ieaer @o4a unb
SABA 8lenb, Su 25c, tpurbe ipes
siea marfirt su.
8aiement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

2oeaIs@ etterbert1t.
e90u beute 9benb; Samitas, ;uneb'
menSe BewoIftbeit unb pabri9einIi4 &esen
Rahmittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

0HerIan9t-Wib6en fur angenietne Sausarbtit'
gen 1901 gtorb Capitol Ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

0%srIanst Gin gutter Snnss als 9aufburiae In
~ elmer sroben Office. wssB teutf1 fpre4en.
CUTE 5anbiGrift babeH, rein uub niebIt9 i'm gr'
i@sinsu isiu. Wlan a%brsiirs: Boz 7. Gutenberg Go =.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

S%erloust - Gin th9tiees Tdbbtu fir angsmeine
~ Sausarbet. Sute Seimatb. guter .2obu.
Ra23ufrassn SAT SIst1sr abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

On p~erfanfen = Ginen feiueu BaupIab norb6fIi&
- on Sturm ape., afpii9en Steblanb Ape. uub
Oriental Str. HbsussfanaL. ftdbtii1es BaHer uni
gas IN Der etraBe. suite StraBe uub 9rottoir.
Ran utbmsO of ysi9isan straBsnbabu. STR einssIns
beiteu peube mon f9 on g. q. Beberer. 1aas Sturm
ape. ober IN Charles Raser & Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
@runbeiasntbumS tlebsrtrasunssn.

Safta, Vertrauensmann, SDt 8, Xat'
ta's l. Wsrioian Str. addition, 100
bel 296. 78 SUB, bacant. 9sfisits bon
pennIplpania Str, n6roli9 bon 81.
Strabe, $500.
Wiq 3. 2atta, Bertrauensmanrl, an
gilbert s. 8ropn, bnHelbe, 800.
Union Sruf COMPANY, Srufse, an
Die @iip Contraction COMPANY, Got
80, Montieslo aobition. $50 bel 1904
SUB. bacant, Ofisits bon Gerbel aos..
n6roli& BON 46. StraBs, $500.
gli3abstb Wspsrs on Charles q.
RIsmm, Cots 5 bis 8, Nspst's Subbi-
ptfion Der aobtition bon McSlbain's
@rbsn, 80 BET 1872 Sub isos. pacant,
NOroieite bon 26. Strabe. 6fli9 bon
S9urmann Npe., $1,000.
Samuel S9ud an anaa 70. Strange.
Cots IA unb 147, Werritt pIacs No.
oition. IS BET 173 SUB, psrbehert,
@sffsits bon Wilsp ape.. n6roli9 bon
Wi9isan Str, $l4O0.
Nmanba 6. 3obbe on @barIes q.
Wpers, Sbsil bon Section 81, $oun.
hip Is, Ranse A, 1O.570 acres, @sn-
ter Sopnibip, $2598.
Souls +. BcdhOf an Winnis u.
8odbof. itbIids Sdlfts bon Got 172,
WOOoruf plues. 40 BET 173 5uB. boz
cant, OHisits bon Gift 9ribs, iaolid
bon 10. StraBe, $500.
Suian McRsrnnn on Ssnrp Rem.
man, Cots 1922. Oanoss' Subo.,
auBsnlOt 100. 100 BET ITO SUB. bsr-
bsRsrt. Wsfieits Wsf Str, ihblia
bon Rorpoob Str.
Sioieite Gables Ssbretp @bariip
Organization or, benfelosn, 2ot 81,
We4ernan u. u. Subj. Nubenlot
121, 80 bel 80 5ub. bsrbsfert. Wefts
ieite SliEOis Str. fioli4 bon DC
gartp Str. $1,000.
Elizabeth @oof an 2aura 8. @ar'
pentsr, Got 26, Wsore & Saplor's
Subj, SauabbiIs, Ais BEL 131 5ub,
bacant, Weffeite Centennial Str, Itio=
lid bon Walnut Ctr. $3.50.
Ssnneit &. Spsr an Marsarst q.
Slausbtsr, Got 108 In SObnion's Oh
Obio Ctr. @ob., IS BEL 100 CUB.
bsrbs hsrt, Offsite Der 2ssione Nbs.,
iiolid bon Ni4igan Ctr. $4,000.
Sobn Sbielbs an Walter g. Sobn-
ion, She'll Der Ssctionen % unb "a,
Sp. II, @unss 2, Waibinston 8p.
$l3, 300.
pauline Spibfaten an Aba 9. Sars
ris, Cots % big 81 in Sosbroot's
prospsct Str, $50 bei 140 CUB, Der.
bsHert, WeHieite Der garbart Str,
ihbIi9 bon prospset Ctr. {, 1000.
9swis u. 6. Stor& on @eorse %.
Bruce, Got 185 In 6lst9er's @ouo'
lawn aOo.. 40 BET 1877 SUB. perbsi.
iert. Stbisite Der Wooblapn Nbsnus,
6fflih Der 2aurel Ctr. 81, 500.
Carrie W. Norbpte on Sam. s.
Wilion. Got 90, M6Ia's 8. abb.,
n6rbli3e Settle BON 26. st., 6ftli9 BON
Northpsfern Nbe. $1,000.
albert s. gropi an Wiliam s..
Soroan. nbrblide Sdlfts bon Got IA,
4ttins u. u. uniberftp place Nbb.
so BET 289 Sub. tpsRIi9s Settle BON
penniplpania, iholi9 bon "a. Strabe.
1850.
Sobn $raub an @eorse Or. Sultan,
Cots 81, SO unb SO, pureeus Subj.
Sonss aob., 90 Bel l29 5ub, wsRli9e
Settle bon Bomb Str, fiblt9 bon Obi
eago Str. $500.
Soiepbine S9mutte an 6ranees
Wiaer, Got Sc, 2appes' Subj, She'll
bon Worris' abo., 80 Bel 168 Sub,
uerbeRert, 6fli8s Settle Der Bennington
slbe.. fholi8 bon Hebrasta Strabs.
$1825.
@alter 6. Smith anSbp M. Smith,
Got 2. Smiths Subj, 6aps' Subj.
She'll bon &ittet's abb, Srbingion,
40 BET = SUB. baeunt. pefli9e settle
Der SrDingtOn abe., l6roli9 bon
Wafbington Str. $1,000.
Milorso q. 3inn on 6snrp 6. Rsrs
fep, 2ot 9. Blof 8, 6let9er's South
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-18
P. ]. CASEY SAYS SALTON
 SEA CAUSE OF MOISTURE
From the Fl Paso Herald.

sT have lived here for 26 years and I know, from my own experience and the experience of other old tim CTS, that in the past we never had rain until we had experienced at least three days Of wind from the east, coming up from the Gulf of Mexico, We never had a rain when the wind came from the Pacific coast, because the intense heat of the desert across which the wind and moisture had to come, always absorbed all the mois- ture
 sFor several months past we have been having rains when the wind was from the west. and I am positive that this radical change could only be brought about by the close proximity of the Saltor sea. It is in the heart of what was formerly the great west ern desert and its moisture has so changed Shings that the Pacific oceap's and the Saiton sea's mois ture can now get to us without beinE entirely absorbed"
 This Is the explanation of Captain I. P. Casey. who has lived in thit section 2e years and is close obser ve-. He is firm believer in the Sal ton sea theory and cites the weathel for the past decade as proof thst Il was never SO seasonable as since tht formation of the great new inland sea.
 T have lived in the mountains ana on the ranges ten years of ny life 1T the West" said Captain Casey, ans I have been a close observer of weath CT conditions, and have never seer anything like the spell we havc jus gone through, nor any weather hk'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-18
HUGHES FORGED
 OUT OF OFFICE Board of Directors Net and
 Requested His Resignation

The board of directors of the Cadena de Cobre Mining company held a meeting in Justice McDonald's office Tuesday night. Ernest E. Hughes. present president of the company, and one of the defendants in the suit filed against the old officers to cancel the 550,0 900 shares which it is alleged they appropriated to themselves, was asked to resign For a time he contended that he would not resign, because he believed he had the support Of the beard. However, after wrangle last ing nearly two hours, Hughes re- signed.
 No one was elected 10 succeed Hughes. Several men are spoken oi as likely candidate. It is thought meeting will be called in few days for the purpose of electing a presi dent, as the present suit makes 1t i'm peratiye that the office of president be filled.
 Attorneys Neal and Ross who are prosecuting the case stated yesterday that this was nearly a parallel case to the one which occupied the attention
 of the courts sometime ago, known
 as the South Bisbee case. They be
 lieved that the chances are more ia
 vorable for the company winning. One of the principal allegations re cited in the petition for suit is that ou December 2s. 1904, at the time oi | the agreement to organize the Cadens de Cobre Mining company, it was fraudulently designed and agreed by and between the defendants that they should issue a large quantity of the capital stock of the corporation wltn cut cost, expense or consideration to themselves, and that the property tc be acquired for said proposed corpora ton should be paid for by other stock of the company and by the proceeus of the sale of other stock of the cor poration to the public.
 It is on this charge, Attorney Nea stated, that he hoped to win the case as there was no law giving any officer or officers, the right to appropriate
 other peoples property without an, ccr sideration. It is further charged
 that these people appropriated the ma 1 jority of stock to get control of the [ company.
 [ In the event that the stock now held by the defendants is cancelled it vii
 go back into the treasury for the pur !, pose of strengthening the compan, 1 financially It will be subject to dis 1 position by the board Of directors, s'
 far as the articles of incorporation al low. It is believed by the attorney for the company that the defendant will not fight the case. but surrende
 the stock without further litigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-18
ECONOMICS OF MINING
Useful Book 10 Miners Issued by
 Engineering G Mining Journal.

"The Economies of Mining" is the title of a book just issued by the En- gineering & Mining Journal, 505 Pearl Street, New York.
 This timely treatise marks dis tinct epoch in literature applying to metaliferous mining. The work is the natural outcome of discussion on an important phase in practical min ing by emient international experts. which recently appeared in the col umns of The Engineering & Mining Journal The material embodied in it is useful and suggestive. The vari- GUS contributions and opinions have been minutely revised and greatly augmented in numerous instances from their original sources by compe- tent authorities. and the records Of their working experiments cover in detail the entire range of mining op- eraiions. The volume abounds in illustrative examples reproduced from actual conditions, and the vast amount of accurate and important data em bodied in its many pages makes the work invaluable to mining corpora tions, mining investors, mining engin eers, mine super:ntendents. and all
 others who have vital interest in the
 industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-18
NO DECISION AS YET
 IN TIE MINE CASES

The decision of the case before the supreme court as a result of the ac- ton of the territorial board of equali- zation in raising the assessment Of i the mining property of the several , counties of Arizona. which was ex- pected to be handed down when the supreme court met ten days ago, has not yet been rendered.
 Last Friday the court announced a number of points bearing on the case l on which it was desired to hear fur ther argument by the attorneys in the case. The action of the territor- Il ial board is being defended and up
 held by attorney general Clark, while Col. Herring represents the Copper Queen mining suit in certiorari pro | iceedinS to nulIify the raise in the val ue of the patented mines of that com pany. Hon F.. E. EIlinwood, district
 attorney of Yayapai county, and Chas. It. Rawiins, district attorney of Ora Imam county, both appear as against Ithe action of the territorial board the boards of supervisors of these 1.-two counties having refused to place tthe increased assessments on the tax books in accordance with the action lof the territorial board.
 All these attorneys submitted oral Iarguments on the points designated
 by the supreme court on Saturday Hast. but up to yesterday evening no | decision had been given. and the
 Phoenix papers have been unable tc get an intimation or an opinion as to what the probable decision will be