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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
BERNOUDY PROPERTY IS MOST PROMISING IN
 cH|R|CAHUAS
Development Work Progresses and Shows Up Good Ore
 for Shipment.

Three men have recently been put to work on this property. near Paradise, two being employed in the Elizabeth tunnel where the rich strike was made last spring and one at aew working at lime quartzite contact.
 The old tunnel now in about 40 feet. is being continued to the north in order to ascertain the width of the ore bearing ledge which is now being cross-cut. The ledge extends in al east-westerly direction for a consider able distance, and in every opening exposed, much of it of a shipping character.
 The new working, some distance to the east, though just begun, gives promise of early results in the dis closures of ore. To the west, on the other side of the Elizabeth tunnel, an open cut shows the regular ledge con- taining ore, also another vein which crosses the ledge and extends north east and southwest. Here the ledge is exosed to a width of ten or twelve feet, the width of the cut being per haps seven feet. Good ore is exposed, this being one of the best showings on the property.
 Five claims of the property have re gently been taken hold of by com pany which has been incorporated and which has stock for sale. Included in the five is the Elizabeth" claim on which the strike was made.
 It is planned to build ore bins and roads and then to ship ore as soon as possible.
 The ore is concentrating ore, gold, silver and copper. The new company hopes to erect concentrator on the property in the near future, at the proper time.
 The Bernoudy is located about one half mile northeast of Paradise. It is generally admitted to be one of the best properties in the district, and good results are expected from the or ganization of the new corporation to the benefit of the entire district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
BUTTE coALITioN.

Bostcn-The current months output of the Butte Coalition Co. will be re duced by reason of the closing-down of the Minnie Healy shaft for repairs. This shaft was taken out of commis- sion about September I, and will prob ably not be operating again for anoth- CT month.
 Very favorable underground develop ments have been made of late in vari- ous parts of the property, especially at the Cora mine where on the 1600-foot level a 20-foot vein was err countered, 10 feet of which runs 10 per cent copepr. On the f500-foot level the management believes it has the same ore body. as it is now in vein at that point which is not yet quite so wide or so rich as at the lower dep,h, the width of the ore body being about 10 feet and the copper contents per cent.
 The new management has found 1t necessary to make many reparis and improvements since taking over the properties from the .Heinze people. The ventilation Is poorN-at several points. and the shafts are nc4 in the best of condition
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
TAKEN IN MOON---WATERS'
 LAND CASE
Title to Land in Upper Tomb stone Canyon to Be Es-
 tabHShed.

The litigants, attorneys and witness es who travelled to Phoenix some few days ago to be present at the trial of the new famous Waters-Moon law suit, involving title to space of ground included within the boundar- ies of four mining claims, returned to the city Sunday after the conciu- sion of the trial in the capital city.
 This case had it's inception a couple of years ago when Henry Waters, who had located the claims. and done a was about to get his patents from the United States government. Just at that ime the survey for the townsite of the city of Bisbee had been com pleted, and Waters claims were in cluded in the city survey. The city filed protess against Waters receiv- ing patent to the claims, on the ground that the property was more valuable for townsite purposes than it was for mining purposes. This brought on the law suit, and it has through.
 At. the tme that the lots were being sold by the townsits trustee. Mccn purchased the premises on which he lives, which are a part of the ground in litigation, and paid the trustee the customary fees for the lots.
 MT. Moons original purchase dates back four years go, when he pur- chased the property outright, not knowing that Waters had located the ground, which occurred some time during 1898.
 This giving of trustees deeds to the property brought the matter to an is sue. and Waters filed suit against Noon for the possession of the prem ises.
 The city is directly concerned in the case to establish the legitimacy of the trustees deeds, and is fighting the case to prevent precedent from being established which will have an urdavorable bearing on other cases which are now contesting the rights of the city to other portions of the land included under the townsite pa,- ent
 The evidence was submitted before the Land Office during the past week but it is very probable that an opinion will not be handed down before De cember.
 The case is being watched with much interest, as it involves title to the surface and mineral rights, and the residents who own Improvements which have been made on the surface claim that those improvements are worth $35,000
 President Roosevelt says it is not sin 10 be rich. Still it is a sin tt be sinfully rich
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
RAILWAY
 TO START SOON

Work on the street railway will start within the next thirty days if the plans of the management of the Warren Realty and Development com pany are carried out. A rulaof to this effect was yesterday confirmed at the office of the company at Bakersville.
 Whether this confirmation has any significance in view of the fact that Thomas F. Cole and associates are to be interested with Warren in the street railway remains to be seen. It would seem though. that either deals now pending are in fair way to be consummated or else Warren has
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Sales. l. 131. 100. Money per cent.
 Stocks-UntiI the announcement of Anaconda dividend the list had an ir- regular tendency. Announcement of declaration was disappointing and brought about severe pressure throughout the list, especially in Ana conda and Amalgamated. these two stocks suffered severely and closed at the lowest of the day.
 An increase of only 12 1-2 was de- clared by Anaconda. Reading was weak on the report that President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania was n critical condition and not expected to live through the night.
 Copper metal advanced - to s-s- Would buy the coppers cn every de cline.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26

President Roosevelt says it is not sin to be rich. Still it is a sin to be sinfully rich.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26

Pdtchard, Hagen & Co.
 BrckerS ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone [ Bldg, Phone 135, eisbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "6onanxa 1 Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR sPE- | clALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Miehigan-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
 Sept. 25, 1906-The market for copper shares has been de- cidedly off color for the most part of the day and everything on the boards tonight shows weakness. Too hasty a rise in the prices of stocks is re- sponsible for the present condi- tion as the opportunity pre- sented the traders for taking substantial profits on short T notice was altogether too
 tempting.
 During the early pari of the day Globe and Black Mountain held irmer than any on the
 list. but these also weakened toward the close. Tn fact from top to the bottom 1he boards show declines as compared
 with the close last evening.
 Warren and American were the ones which took the biggest
 slumps and are offered in
 wholesale lots. Despite this decline. those who make pur- : chases at anything below pres ent prices on these will net handsome profits as it is only a question of short time when
 they will again be selling much higher than now This Is prac- tically true so far as the stocks of real merit are concerned. On such reactions as au pres ent you will not make mis- take in buying as every condi- ton of copper and copper stocks points to an excellent and advancing market during the coming three months.
 Closing quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26

other plans which will assure the early start of the railway.
 A persistent report to the effect that much ore had been encountered in the drill hole at Warren could not be verified at the office of the company. The drills have peen pulled and at present the only work being done con sists on the Lone Star claim.
 Hoval A. Smith is still out of the city, while MT. Hovland in in the east.
 Yesterdays market saw a further drop in Warren, at noon the price ask ed having gone down to $13.50 from $14 at the opening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
BUTTE e ARIZONA COPPER co.

Butte-President J. H. Vivian of the Butte and Arizona Copper Com pany has received a telegram from Superintendent Stafford, in charge at the company's property which states that a body of high grade ore had been encountered in the tunnel. The mines are in the Huachaca mountains of Arizona. The company is ccm- posed of Butte and Michigan men.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
Listed Stocks Carried on Substantial Margin Phone 286 MUHEIM BLDc BISBEE ARIz0NA|

The Old Dominion Co. is now show ing net earnings considerably in ex- cess of it's construction needs and it is gradually reducing it's floating debt.
 The Old Dominion company should be able to cancel its floating debt by Jan. 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
A PHOENIX SHELTER.

A large shelter is about [ obe erect ed at or near Phoenix. The company to back the proposition has been form ed and s300, 900 will be expended in it's construction. There are millions of tons of low grade ore in Pinal county in the Kelvin district that can be nrofitably worked with smelter close by.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-26
DUEY a OVERLOOK. Brokers
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Tuesday. Sept. 25. 1906.

lueSudy, sept. 70, lSOo.
 At the opening of the market all the stocks were holding fair, but at room broke and at the close all of them were on the rack, selling at from one to two dollars less than at opening. c. & A. closed at $11S.60. s. & P. showed sales at $19.50 with demand light. Cananea Central sold down to $1S.S7 with plenty of stock offered at $500. Denn opened with some strength but at close was offer ed freely at $20.00. Warren and American showed bids of $12.00 each though it took $13.25 to buy any of the stock. Black Mountain sold early in the day for $9.75, while ct close had weakened to 1925. North and East Butte both followed the balance of the list and closed weaker. Old Do- minion fell off a point. The general tone of the market tonight does not slow anything in sight for tomorrow unless some definite news comes from the northern country regarding War ren.
 tvlocino o,,ot a tiopc Cant oS 1Qnc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
Was just a Especial" Lie.

Newport. r. L., July G.-NIrs. Stu1-~
vesant Fish opened the season Of en-
tertaining ut her Newport villa, Gross
ways" it being a dinner for forty
guests. Some days ago a special re-
port was published that the guests
were to appear in bathing suits, and
Mrs. Fish requested that the following
denial be made: Mrs. Fish asks the
newspapers to deny that she proposed
having her guests appear in bathing
suits at the dinner on the night of the
Fourth Of July"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
BELL THAT HAS A HISTORY
Called the People to Arms in 81 and
TOlled a Requiem for Lincoln.
Grant and Garfield.

Greenfield, Ind, July 6. = Mont
gomery Marsh, of this city, has present
ed the bell that hung in the old court
house steeple to the Presbyterian
church. The bell was bought by the
county commissioners in 1858, and it
hung in the court house until the
building was torn down in 1896. It
was then offered for sale as junk
Marsh opposed this disposition Of a
bell that had tolled the death Of Lin
coin, Grant, Garfield and other noted
men, and which called the county to
arms when Fort Sumter was fired upon
The bell was then presented to Marsh.
who loaned it to the city as a curfew
bell. The older people Of the city are
wonderfully attached to the old relic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
THE PROGRAMME IS GRAFT
Illinois Lawyers VIII Devote Their
Meeting Largely to Its
EiScu1SiOn

Chicago, July G.-Lawyers from all
sections of the state will gather at the
Chicago Beach hotel July - and 10
to discuss graft, municipal ownership.
the new primary law, court decisions,
recent acts of the general assembly,
the municipal court Of Chicago and to
have a big dinner. All this Will be
just among the attorneys. No one else
will be allowed to file an objection and
there will be no appeal. The occasion
will be the thirtieth annual meeting
Of the Illinois Bar association. The
organization has about 1000 members
George I. Page, Of Peoria. is presi-
dent, and Harrison MUsgrave, Z. f..
Williams, of Galesburg. and Robert
McCurdy are vice presidents. James
Hagerman, of st. Louis, will deliver
the annual address. Judge Carter win
speak on THE supreme court" III
which he soon will take his seat.
Graft of which many of the lawyers
have read in the newspapers, will be
discussed by the entire organization.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
PRIZE FIGHTER NEARLY KILLED
He Got Terrible Beating in a Ten
Round ''GO' with Eddie
TanCeI.

LaSallee, Ill, July 6.-Young Charlie
Greenburg, Chicago pugilist, is lying
at st. Mary's hospital in this city
lowering between life and death as the
result of a terrible beating admins
tered here in a ten-round prize fight
with Eddie Tancel, another Chicago
pugilist. Greenburg stayed the ten
rounds on his gameness, and because
of his clever footwork, but when the
fight was over he collapsed on reach
ing his corner and has been uncon-
scious ever since.
He is suffering from conclusion Of
the brain, and the doctors have but
slight hope of his recovery. Tance1 and
his manager, Kid Howard, are under
arrest awaiting the outcome. If Green
burg dies they, together with the man
agement of the club under the auspices
Of which the bout was fought, Will be
held for m3nslaugter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
SCORES AT BASE BALL

Chicago, July 6. = Following are
the base ball scores:
League: At Pittsburg- Chicago 6,
Pittsburg 3: at Brooklyn Philadelphia
6, Brooklyn ); at New ork-Bostou
0, New York I; at st. Louis Cincin-
natl 3. st. Louis I.
American: At Boston-New York s,
Boston B; at MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Q, Philadelphia 3; at Detroit ~ St
Louis ,, Detroit 4; at Cleveland-Cli.
cago /, Cleveland 3.
Association: At Milwaukee - Kan.
sas City s, Milwaukee 3: at st. Paul
minneapolis Z. St. Paul 6: at Column
bus-Indianapolis 0. Columbus G-eighj
innings, darkness: at Louisville-Rai
Western: 1t Denver ~ Pueblo 3,
Denver /; at Lincoln-SiouX City 4,
Lincoln 3-ten innings: At Omaha =
Des Moines :, lHal.a ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
BIALYsToK REPORT READ
Stchepkin Finds That the Authorities
Were CriminaIIy Wrong.


Another feature of the session was
tho presentation by Stchepkin of his
report on the fBalystok riot He made
a preliminary speech in which he said
that Stolypin's measures were inefti-
cient in the early stages of the riot
and that Police Lieutenant Sherome-
tieff and "other organizers of the riot
ing at Bialystok" acted under secret in
SEPARATION and influences more powerful
than the minister, plainly indicating
General Trepoff, although his name
was not mentioned.
Stchepkin declared that the evidence
obtained proved the following facts:
First, that no religious race prejudice
existed to warrant the riot; second,
that the Iioting was deliberately pre-
pared by accusing the Jews of being
revolutionists; third, that the day of
the riot was announced in advance by
the authorities; fourth, that the adj,
ministration and the troops acted law
lessly in permitting the systematic
killing Of peaceful Jews, including wo-
men and children, under the guise of
suppressing a revolution, and that six
of the military and civil authorities not
only assisted, but participated, in MUIR
derS, fortunes and robbery.
In conclusion Stchepqin presented
the recommendation of the commission
that Interior Minister Stolypin and
War Minister Rudiger be interpellated,
asking if steps have been taken to
prosecute the guilty civil and military
officials.
Dispatches received here from Sa-
mara state that two regiments garri-
soning that important provincial cap
ital have mutinied and presented a
series of political and service demands.
The officers promised to satisfy the
service demandsif the mutineers would
return to duty, but the men replied
that they would be satisfied only with
compliance with all of their demands.
The situation is complicated by the
fact that in Samara the revolutioniSts
are pushing a movement to proclaim 4
republic in case general strike is de
clared and may seize the present OPP
pOrtunity to further their aims.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
He Jumned Into His GRAVE.

Brazil, Ind, July 6.-Pinned to the
door of the old Zeller coal mine, No
1, near this city, a note was found
purporting to be signed by John bud
ley, saying that he was tired of life
and proposed to end it by jumping
down the abandoned shaft. His hat
was found nearby. The shaft is 40
feet deep, and has thirty feet of water
in it. There is a possibility that the
body, if he did jump down, has float
ed off into one of the entries and that
it will never be recovered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
AS VIEWED BY HARMSWORTn
English Business Men Are Too Stupid
to Go Into Trust Schemes,
the Editor Says.

New York, July 6.-Lord Northcliffe,
better known as Sir Alfred Harms
worth, the publisher, has arrived to-
visit forest tracks in Newfoundland
which the Harmsworth corporation has
obtained from the colonial government
for the manufacture Of paper pulp for
its publications.
OF insurance matters Lord North
cliffe said: Il don't believe American
companies remaining in England. I'M
less they pue up Il surplus sufficient
to meet their claims, will be able to
do business"
DO YOU have a paper trust III En-
land?" he was asked. I'VE don't In {
any trust at all" said he. mo truss.
John Bull is so stupid that he won t
have any trusts. Say that. Say those
very Words
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07

in a palace all your days. Dot vhas
ALL When Will you bring in some
shoes to be mendedY'
Never, you old wretch!' she shouts
at me ash she grows red in der face.
do you know l vhas a married whom
I go right AWAY to der police und hat
you arrested Shoes? Why, ! don't
bring you some shoes to be mended If
YOU vhas starving to death!'
vhas taking down der sign und
olng out Of der foJtune business When
4 tat man comes in und says:
Hold on a minute, cObbler. l hat
ten pairs Of shoes to be mended, und
bring 'em around after you have told
my fortune. Go ahead and tell me all
you can"
''Vhell, you are going to have some
good luck" | says.
DOT vhas good
you need some money in your bust
ness, but you don't know where to
get it."
DOTS fact"
'In one week from now you Will go
out in der evenings ind sit in der park
to hear der crickets sing. On der
bench beside you you will find wallet
nit $4,000 in it,
But | Will have to return it to the
loser, who will probably be some nurse
girl
'No, you won't Dot wallet belongs
to a director of a life insurance COM
pany. For twenty years he has drawn
a salary OF $4,000 a year ind done
nottings. His conscience now accuses
him, und he leaves dot money on der
bench for some poor man. 1t vhas
yours Take it ind be happy"
"Und dot Will surely happen to me?'
he asks.
Sure, Nike"
"Vhell, something's else shall happen
too. I shall find an old liar. His name
shall be Hans, der cobb1er. l shall
reach out like dis und take him by der
neck und turn him around und give
him five kicks-so, und maybe he won't
deceive innocent peoples no more?'
It vhas hard times for me, und 1
like to shut oop der shop und go to
bed When der pOlicemans on dot beat
comes in.
Hello, Dutchy! But how about dot
fortune tellingf" he asks.
81 vhas out Of business I replies.
But you can't so out until you tell
my fortune"
Il vhas out, ind l stay OUT
ooh, you Will? Cobbler, don't make
any mistake on me. | vhas der officer
on dis beat I can run you in ind get
you three months. Now, go ahead und
tell me What is going to happen in der
next year."
Der commissioner Will hear of
you"
dot vhas good
''He Will have you call at his Office y
'Dot vhas betterr'
''He Will smile at you"
dot means promotion
"Und he Will tell you to take off dot
uniform und get off der force ash
quick ash you can"
l shall draw some wells over What
followed. Something's struck me on der
header vhas some roarings in my
ears Und lights flashed before my eyes,
und When l woke o0p two hours vhas
gone by ind der undertaken vhas say
ing to my wife:
1T Will cost you one hoonered dol
lars to. bury him in der ground Why
don't you put him in a coffee sack und
dump him in der riverY'
NJ QUAD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
Hans Gets Advice
From the Cooper
Told How to Improve His Business,
but Comes to Chef Ex-
penmentlng.
Copyright, 1906, by Eugene Parcells.1

Copyright 1906, by Eugene PARCELS
~ NE time when l don't have not
tings to do ind vhas feeling
dot shall go by der poor
house poOty queek my friend
der cooper calls in to smoke his pipe.
After we talk leedle he says:
Hans, l see how it vhas nit you.
You vhas an old Dutchman who don't
catch on to der Ways of desc Ameri-
cans. If you do peesness here you
must have something's new every day.
You must kill a man, rob bank, run
away nit somebody's wife or get oop
some excitements. Der peoples go nit
a rush from one place to another You
must do something's to make 'em come
to your cobbler shop. Can't you kill
your wife or put your baby on a hot
stove?'
'By golly, but 1 don't do such tings
if starve to deathv' l says.
'Vhell, don't get excited about it.
We shall begin in an easy vhay. To
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
Something Unprecedented.

Hanley, England, July 6.-For the
first time in tie history of the classic
Grand Challenge cup an English crew
Of oarsmen has been defeated. the
crew representing the Club Nautique
dc Gand, from Belgium, taking the
finals from Trinity Hall, Cambridge
by three lengths in the good time Of
z minutes and 9 seconds. Thousands
who witnessed the finals of this cup
event were stunned by the defeat of
the Cantabs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07
Stockholders eetiDg.

The first stockholders meeting of
the hobart & Kickapoo Mining
Company will he held in the bank
of Linden Bldg, Linden, Avis,
July 18th, 1906, at 1 o'clock p. m.
sharp. All stockholders are re-
quested to attend this meeting, if
possible, as the new companysw1ll
be organized and its officers elected.
ATTN M. ANDERSON,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-07

JOHN FLESCH Of town of South
Lancaster offers for sale at bargain
one 20 horse J. l. Case engine and
80 inch separator IN good condi-
ton. He also has the agency for
the Avery Threshing machines of
Peoria, Ill, which he calls the
Yellow fellow, the best that is
made. Can have your choice. Cat
alogues free on application. Adj
dress JOHN FLEsCH q Son, u
Lancaster, Wis.
Aft R. T. D. No. 2.