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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-11
B|SBEE BOY Is ] NORMALLY
 l INJURED
Thomas Gibbs, c. Y. R. & ?. Civh Engineer, Is Fata''y Wounded by Discharge of His Gun at Cananea,
fSneeial to Reyiew.)


 CANANEA, Sept. 10.-Accidentally shot by his own hand at Del Rio, an egieering camp of the c. R. Y. & F., abont miles rom this place, Thom- as F. Gibbs, aged about 22, was brought to Cananea at 1:30 o'clock this morning and operated on, while another operation will have to be per formed today to save his life, as the baE grazed his heart and in passing out at the back punctured his kidneys. The pistol was Colts 32 caliber and 45 frame.
 Gibbs. who has been employed as a chainman on the engineering crew for severa! months. states that he was preparing to go to bed. After un- dressing he pulled the pistol from which the shot came from under his pillow placing it on top of the pillow, aud pi epared to lie down. Not dream ing Of any danger from the weapon, he sat down on the edge of the bed. On the instant a shot rang out and he toppled over on the floor.
 He states that he is utterly unable to account for the shot, as the pistol was not cooked to his knowledge, and he though the hammer rested on an empty chamber.
 Companions rushing into the tent picked up the wounded man and as it was at once apparent from the loca- tion of the wound that it was "a danger ous one, brought him to this city on a handcar. taking him to the c. c. c. Co. hospital in Ronquillo.
 An operation was at once performed to determine the exact nature and To-
 T. e., I that the escape of the young man from instant death had been nothing less than marvellous, the ball in passing through his body having grazed the heart slightly and pierced the kid neys. also grazing his spine on mak- ing its exit.
 The young man withstood the first operation wonderfully we'll, displaying great vitality. This has led the physicians to hope that he will sur vive the second operation found in- stantly necessary although there is great chance against him.
 Gibbs is well known both here and in Naco and Bisbee. He is brother of J. A. Gibbs, the wholesale whisky dealer of this city. News of his con dition is anxiously awaited by his many friends, who are fearful lest his weakened vitality shall prove unable to withstand the drain of the second operation.
 It is generally thought that the acci- dent was caused by Gibbs uncon- sciously cooking the gun, bringing the cylinder from safety to loaded cham Der, and the jar of his sitting down caused the explosion.
 Mr. Gibbs spent Sunday visiting his
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-11
MAYOR ADAMSOM RETURNS TO DOUGLAS Hurried Back Home on Account of Sensational Stories of
 an Uprising,
DOUGLAS, Sept. 1o.-(special.) .)-

| DOUGLAS, Sept. 10.-(Special.)- Mayor w. NJ Adamson returned to the city last night. He left here more than a wek ago and went to Tucson on business connected with his cast stone factory From Tucson he went to Globe and from there he went to Clifton and Morenci. He had intended to visit Silver City before returning home. but on reauing the glaring falsehoods which have been sent out from Douglas to the Los Angeles Ex- aminer he decided to return home and see what could be done in the matter of stopping the great injury which was being done to this city by the yellow journalists.
 T was surprised to see such a mag nificent agricultural country as the one found on passing down the Gila valley en route to Globe from Bowie. I had no idea that there was such an extensive and beautiful valley in Gra- ham county. I regard that valley as the garden spot of Arizona and there saw the finest corn which I have ever seen in the west and I have no doubt the product there will equal per acre any of the eastern corn , belts.
 q found Globe to be enjoying great prosperity. The city is growing rap idly: new buildings are going up all along the main street and also in the residence districts. Globe will have some elegant business structures to show as result of its enterprise this year Work is progressing on the new court house. The building boom re minded me very much of the con di.ions here.
 When I was at Globe the railroad was having some trouble with the employees of the shop in that city who were on a strike. The men were still out when left Globe, but as the num- ber employed in the shops was not large the strike incident was not at tracting much attention.
 .'The Old Dominion reduction plant is now practically new one and one of the most modern type. The product is satisfactory and the company has at last reached a dividend paying basis after struggle of many years.
 "At Clifton and Morenci the mining industry is in excellent shape and both the Arizona Copper company and the Detroit Copper company have enlarg ed their plants this year by adding capacity to their concentration plants"
 Mayor Adamson found that none of the points visited were making as good showing in the amount and i'm Fortance of buildings being erected as Douglas, but he was impressed with the fact that all of southern Arizona is growing very rapidly.
 As \, es - |, o . . tp sister, Mrs. Metzer. in Naco, leaving there in the afternoon to return to his railroad camp.
 At the home of Mrs. Gibbs, on J. E. T. street, in Lowell. mother and sister yesterday awaited news from the bed side of the wounded boy in Cananea. The last reports were that he would live. MT. Gibbs was well known in l Bisbee, where he resided at one time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-11

New Hotel For Douglas.-The up per story of the Pirtle-Douglas build ing on G avenue, now practically com. plete, will be converted into a hotel to be known as the St. James" and it is to be ready for business in week. The new hotel will be opened by Mrs. Pennington, of Globe, who has secur- ed a lease on the building. This hotel will have elegant roc=ls which have been supplied with gas, electric light and hot and cold water. There will be twenty rooms with a hall ten feet wide In each room is a closet. The hall walls are cream color while the doors, facings and all other wood work
 are painted green, giving a pleasing effect. Mrs. Pennington has the repu- tation of being an experienced hostess.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-11

Suffering From Hay Fever.-J. S. Douglas, general manager of the Moo tezuma Copper company, is reported to be suffering with an attack of hay fever, to which he is subject at this season. Yesterday the private car Nacozari was sent to Nacozari and MT Douglas is expected to arrive here this afternoon. For the past several years MT. Douglas has been compelled to get away from this section in orGer to rid himself of this affliction.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-11
DOUGLAS LOCALS.
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Banquet For Hose Tean.-The A. K. A. hose team which won the hose race on the occasion of the Labor day celebration at Tombstone. have beer the recipients of many congratulations since returning home, but the greatest compliment is to be paid them by Mrs. A. K. Adamson, who will on next Wednesday evening entertain the members of the team at banquet to be given at her home in honor of the brilliant victory in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-11
COUNCIL WILL MEET
 THURSDAY
Important Matters Will Be Tak- en Up at Coming Session
 of the City athers.

There will be an important meet | ing of the City Council held in the city hall on Thursday evening at 7:30, when it is expected that various mat ters which have been hanging fire for some time will be finally settled. | The first matter of importance which will come up will be that of opening of the bids on the sewer bonds. This will be merely formal ity, as the banks have already agreed among themselves, and with City Council. how many of the bonds each will take. The Territorial statutes require that the bonds shall be sold to the highest bidder, and all of the details of these requirements are be- ing complied with, so that there will never be and question as to the legali- ty of the bonds. The Miners and Merchants Bank has bid for one-half of the bond issue, s40,O00; the First National Bank comes next with a bid of s20,000; the Bank of Bisbee takes s15, 900, and the remaining 5000 of the sS0,000 issue will be taken by I. W. Wallace. The bonds will be awarded to the different banks, and Mir. Wallace. and the money will prob ably be put to the credit of the city on the following morning, as it is un- derstood that the bank attorneys and the city attorney have already agreed upon the form of the bond. The city clerk will then be empowered to ad- vertise for bids on the construction of the sewer, and in very short time Bisbee will see the ground broken for the building of the sewer system which is so badly needed.
 The next matter of importance which will come up on Thursday eyen- ing will be the opening of bids on the construction of the retaining wall which is to be built along the Naco Road.
 The bids on the laying of the side walk in front of the Copper Queen plaza will also be opened, and the contract awarded in accordance with the conditions contained in the ad yertisement for bids.
 Another matter which will probably come up in a short time is that of de- vising some means to pipe the water from the CZar shaft to the north side of the canyon. Dr. Cayen said that he had this matter in hand, and expected to be able to have something done in connection with it this week.
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measure If this, is done it will show to every one that our arguments in congress have been true expression of the feeling of the people.
 T hope the people will forget candi- dates this time, and keep in mind the fact that. we are fighting for the auton- omy of Arizona, for, if the measure is once passed by congress, there is no recourse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

iot soNtoe. ON 18th ay near Pros
peei. for $500, also the southeast
corner Of Harvard Az aud Roy g.
Tor $4,000.
The Perky Investment company
reports the sale uf IS lots IN Shanha
View addition at feT5 per lot This
addition g located I'm West Seattle
and has been on the market only
ten days
Wm. &. black a Co report tbs
sale of ak lots Ia lAdds addition.
az Magnolia bluff. Tor 5000. A big
deal ~ Broadway property is pend
inE
ole Hanson hes sold for non
ohun 10 Patrick Mccoy two lots 10.
Gated on the east side % Western
av. between Bell and BATTERY. The
price paid Il $4,000 Mr. Mccoy u
a capitalist and eontemplatca erect
lnx a large apartment house ON the
property Mr.. Hanson has also sold
to Thomas Sanders an unimpruyod
tet on boYlstnn AY. between Olive
and Howell. Tor o. coo
Mary A = Sheppard has sold to
louise VI Sheppard the northwest
eoFaer Of Valley and Dexter av for
ktt.n0n.
a ]. Davis has sold TO NJ. y
smith a lot on fha west side %
FIRST az n. between John and
Thomas. for si0,eHa
Two lota located GA the west side
ai falrview ay. between Harrison
aud Republican. have bern sold b.
n M Stanley 10 Watson Allen for
sii.seo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
MISS WOOD is
ARRESTED AGAIN

Misa Nina = Wood. lecturer ana
author arrested Monday night
charged with ah.tfuetins hY Lecture
ms on socialism. was again taken In
custody last night for the same ~.
fousv. Miss wood had stationed
hrtHrlf at toe CORNER ut second as.
ana tuiun "A patra,mcn Eerfe aad
Mee-s PLAYED Aef under arrest.
A police headquarters she VS.
not released on bail aud spent the
nlHht IN the Wuman'a ward Thia
morning Attorney .. > nrawn. so
eiaiiat candidate for prosecuting at
totuoY called 90 see her bat made
no effort - secure the wpmau'a re-
lease an ball Mlas Wood was ar.
rested Monday fof the same offenae.
but was released on SEQ cash bail
Furnished By brown shr was tried
Tuesday fnr the frat affensa ana
fiued SO by judge Gordon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

Htoam schooner Delhi haa been
chartered % carry umbrr between
seattle and son Francisco.
At a meeting 81 The representa-
tiyes 81 the different Aalnfir steam
ship lines yesterday. if was agreed
10 maintain the present freight
rates on all cumHnoditira for the nest
two months All Oriental companies
were represented
Frank Wntefhpuae. vice president
81 the Boston Steamship company.
saiis from Liverpool tomorrow for
NeW York ST. Waterhouaa wits IN
Enaisnd enienyofina a. arrange for
st-agrahlp line between Seattle
sad points ~ Australia
fhe personally conducted Christ
mas saeufaiou nIveu b the White
star Liue 10 Norway and Sweden
viii leave Seattle November 80 Tor
New York where the steamer
Arabic vii be taken fof Liverpool
A. = Thuiand the local agent ~ the
company a. Seattle. viii accompany
the party from thia city
steamer Dolphin arrived iu port
early thia morning from southeast
ern Alaska with ii3 passengers and
fi08 0a0 worth Of gold
city ~ Puehia arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco with q pass
aenRer fisf Of 100 ana a full cargo 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
EAST cRegs LAKE.

EAST GREEN LAKE. Nov -
ara McNafuAF. Who was operated
upon AZ 0recn Lake hospital apine
seeks ago. b. ur. shasplssa. vas
discharges from that Institution.
having almost fully recovered from
the operation
Miss Eva Martin. the Green Lake
miiilnsf. Who fell aud broke her
right arm. near the wrist. on Tues
aay. Is getting along very we'll IN
deed. considering the nature Of the
|iniury
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs
Robertson. who reside on Ninth av
northeast. near sixtY.thlrd. IL stili
very ~ with a complication OF all
menta
Mrs. c. r Stanton. who has been
residing GA Sixth av. northeast.
near Eighty sixth. died Tuesday
morning from cancer Of the kidney
Although she had been troubled
more OF ieAa with the malady. for
some tlms. nevertheless death
came very suddenly When e was
seen that the deceased was sink
inE rapidly an atismp, was made
70 call a physician over the phone.
but this was out Of order. and whcn
one Was finally secured. the woman
vas cold In death The funeral IL
being held from the Fremont IN.
dsrtaklng pariorK this afternoon.
Green Lako Camp 40. &c. Modern
woodmen % the World. vii give
a grand masquerade ball In Thofus
hall tonight This will undouhtsd.
~ be an unusually enjoyable af.
fair Of the kind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
BIG SWINDLER
IS CAPTURED

CHICAGO. Nov AFTER depos.
iling 1900. geo worth Of securities
IN valissa aa security for SO Oh.
tanned On check alleged 20 be
worthless. man giving the name
% Charles whitney Norton was ar
rested here today and turned over
10 the poatoffics authorities
he refuses 70 stats where OF hos
be came into possession Of the So
cuFitiea Inspectors say they are
mostly excellent stocks aud mort
Eagvs. aud considerable wildcat
stock.
The officers alioxe that the prin.
oneF oondactcd brokerage nfficen a.
Toledo. o aud EimlfA. y =. where
be secured tha stock from hts cue
toners Il f. alleged that he has
been = fugitive since 1875 Among
the stocks recovered are the follow.
Ing Federal Gold & Copper CON.
pany, 81 DAYTON. New 5000 shares
% the Great Superior Gold Mining
4 Milling company. Of Mount IA.
kef. Wash $1,000 % the Star %
gllpfn Mining company. Gllpia.
Colo $50. 0Qo Ia Arizona com "a.
aisa. and thousands In small CON.
paniea Mortgages on hundreds Of
Thousands II acres II land To Texas
have been recovered
lie Is charged With usink tho
malta to dcffaua. The prisoner Il
&C years old. and has boau opernt.
Ing Ia ohio aud filinols extensively.
according 10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
BALLARD BOYS HAD
CITY POLICE BUSY

when they mot crowd of hoYa.
who pushed the teo men of tao
sidewalk Otc II the boys struck
FtIndall. knocking him nnoonacloua
This murnlag be appeared before
cts Attorney luEvraoll with a
black aud swollen eye and badly
bruised face II is believed that
this attack Was made by the same
crowd of bows arrested.
AZ the end 81 the ballard car line.
ON Fourth ay. the boys creased tho
car tracks aud eouaed considerable
trouble for the carmen The Seattle
Electric company sent out a few
men 90 prevent the damage.
At The Parrish hall ou Division
st. "a sheet and pillow dance waa
held by the Young people OF that
ueIEhbofhood A crowd Of hood
huns apleared at the hall aud start.
cd % create a disturbance They
we're eieeted. aud then proceeded TO
throw stones aud break windows.
This hall la outside Of The clty llm.
iis and the bows knew that the DO
lice would not be- called To stop
thnm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

general freight Among the paaaen-
gers .werS John sabIn general man
srer ~ o. sunset Telephone coin
psny. and W. =. listed manager ~
the Merchants bsehnuHe ~ ms
city who has boen south on bust
ness
Tho big Blue Punne British
steamer Ming chow paHsed The cape
thia morning bound FOR Seattle ana
Tneoua She ih ladeu with gem
.efal freight fof IA. eolat She
sailed from Liverpool ln September
stenmnr Watson pissed in The
straits this morning bound for this
bort. She is from san ffaneifea
with q FUN cargo NJ freight aud a
passenger iiat
steamer UmatiIia len lhia morn
ing for Fan Franelueg Hith fun
passenger Hist and o cargo 81 gen
rrai freight
steamer Dora. Of tho E0rfhWeHi-
efn steamship company VIII leave
Monday for the Weni ward
Word has been received BY the
Pacific coast cold Storage CON-
pauV that the Yukon river steamer
Robert Kerr Is stuck in the lee up
the river and will be forced TO stay
there an winter She Is loaded Witb
frozen meats. witch will be used by
she residents IT q nearby town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
Discharges SURG.

The trial os William Schultz
against the Simmons FUR company
Haa begun this morning before So
pegior Judge Taiiman The plain.
tit 10 the case "a suing for tsts. A.
IaginK the failure ~ the defendant
20 keep the terms ~ bis agreement
after BE- had summoned Schultz
frOm Portland with the promise Of
= years work Schultz had contract.
"a 70 wuFk a. a fur cutter for the
company. Nho shortly after his ar
-fxAl ia Seattle discharged him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
CORNER GOES
FOR $4,000

SO southeast corner ~ BROAD
- aaa Norcnr. Improved With a
- shFessl0rg apartment house
s.ss,lnlnz g foarroom apartments
- a. slafo. which was bought
~ ! week ago b. the Turner
,.ssssrssaf company foF S. Htsl.
4. hs-ee sslf IS that firm through
- afgtee a Moriogd : nurWeii a.
ssurs coasldsrahly In exoess IL
49, AIS b tho seliag Neither
- nsuls af The purchaser nar the
aazt ancenl paid have yet neea
aaa puhlie
PIP Iohasoa has sold 10 y q
takh taa unimnrnfed lnta On Tenth
wN betueca Howe and NeNtoR
A. Ssaa
AN MoaSla reports the sale ~
a sesQa og unimgFoyed lad along
a. Everett inisruFbsa norta e
asaara % Charles cowen The pas.
eAsss price Is ti0.F50 Tho south.
ssss esrner q 18Th and Sprink has
h~sa sasa TO toha Anderson for
r4aAe
re PArrq Investment company
rurss many residential sales Ia
"A p Eastman has sold 70 Bruce
gher 80 nnlmpgpFed lots. located
"a H. south side Of King 81 b.
aesa fsth and i2th avs. Zoe sia,-
~
pa c Murphy. Of The MclauRh-
N Realty cnmpAny. reports sales
4 Eanrelharst lots 20 s b Agnes.
t,u.lse oaa bloek consiHflaE ~ -
hu tsf ti4.so9. and smaller sales
sresaflag 70 about fis.gea
lseis y Rossebaum reports the
az 70 Ms I. Cohen oi 4 iot %
uleA o. Harvard sv near John
4 fnr sssae Mrs Cohen wifhia
1 ~ hoass sold the lot 10 W II
Marin for ss.Qo0. realizing =
Fufs q $500 Ia less than a day
NJ Rassabaum also reports the
wrxAase from Haivor ciau4on u a
hs 20 ssxfh av, near L~norA. iug
Esse
Slrhois & Tespe report the sale
d tho aHsmpFoxed lots on 10th a..
\ nsar Harrison Tor J. Gerbei 20
Nalnnsy a GfeeuwaIi for s7.50as
flsa TIE sale 10 G. " Fillmore for
r c vsnlng Of a bot on i2th az.
szsA u Prospect. Tor g. ooa. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
FRANKS LAND
..vreAl ~ JAlL-oNe MAN
,.oeNup ouT-rRlEn TO
sssAK Up PARTY.


.,tIA Am Nov last uiHht
- al Ballara kept ycr1 easf
1e .'es ftallowc'en p@uka Ektra
- s.s wefo on duty bat aiill
F'Hs'sss.sbis aamare was done
-, eoss Gay rarlan and Ray
ss' - about ~ years old. we're
- 81 creating a disturbance
~ salmon Bay sehool and fof
-. stones at Waterman
So rhese two are the leaders
l.fee ganE of misehievous eo, s
=, have often caused trouble fof
=. ,..li,,s Thay Viii be tried this
=. .ss1rs,n h,ieFe tndse vlaou
William A Findall. si Albertson
- Nalsins down Halhrpok 81.
=. asf nlsht with another man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
EAST GREEN LAKE.

EAST GREEN LAKE. Nov. -
Samuel X wi,hersll has purchased
house aud tao lots ON sommer
set az. and viii make this section
OF the city hia future home
Since the city authorities have
seen fit 20 place patrolman Tn
thls netghborhoof. there has been
much lesa complaint on the part Of
residents regarding the depreda
lions and miachevlous pranks OF
boys and younE men This locality
Is entirely too extensive. aud tho
population IL Ear too large for the
people 10 be entirely without police
protection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
uslvE asITY STATION

UNIVERSITY STATION. Nov. /.
a concerted movement wili be
made b. residents Of University
Station aud vicinity 10 induce the
Northern Pacific railway company
10 lower its tracks. from a point this
side 81 Fremont. 10 Yesler. and
thus give overhead crossings In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
SPEAKS
At MEETING

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Abe
Rnef. Acting Mayor Gallagher and
ether members 81 the EanE accused
Of grating. held meeting last
nlght. which was attended by about
5000 people. who wildly choered
Ruef and his associates In their
lsnuuciation Of the press in general
aud the Hearst publications in par.
firular
Ruef took the platform and chal.
lenged the accusations Of langdon
aud Heney. ending his address by q
bitter attack upon che press, and =
threat against " r Hearst. whom
be charged with being an enemy
rather than a friend 10 labor
a resolution Was then adopted de
clarlng in favor OF Huef and his fol.
lowing. and plodging support In the
action which the latter declare he
viii take against Langdon and
Heney for alleged malicious prose
cutiOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
BEEF COMPANIES
ARE INDICTED

BURLINGTON. VI. Nov The
chittenaen county grand jury yea
tsriay returned ten indictments
AGAINST the Consolidated Rendering
company. the burlington rendering
company and tao former members
81 the state cattle commission. on
charge Of ssiilng diseased beef as
human food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
NO SUCCESSOR

NEW YORK. Nov ASKED 10
name the successor 81 Mrs Mary
Baker Eddy. " Cornell Baker. head
Of the Christian Science publiea'
tons In the United States. Yester.
day declared that no human being
would ever be selected 10 take up
the work ~ the aged leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
AeREg TO ARBITRATION.


CHICAGO. Nov. The confer
ence between tie switnhman's rep
rsseatatiys and the railroad officials
thia morning resulted In . submits
sion 81 arbitration q certain differ
sHcss principally ths length % =
working day. the sWtichmen d.
handing Say ~ elEhi hours All
ths sYatems weat Of Buffalo may be
affeetad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
lAsoRga INJURED.

GiuEiin Mort an italian iahnteF.
WORKING FOR sttrrst & uoVta was
badly injured this noan when the
ditch on North Broadway. near
Roanoke a.. cavsf IN and hurytng
him he Vas taken out ant sent 20
the Seattle General hospital where
Or. Gardner attended him. Mlari's
htp vas broken and BE- uas baby
bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
LAWN RESIGNS
tasrlnp. r.l.arsph s.r.l...l

CHICAGO. Nov. i-pailes In
aeeetsr LAWN. acquitted yesterday
az the charge of having a guilty
know ledge u huFsiary ana othsr
effcHses ana uha Ma friuatatad.
resigned today ana l. charging ths
chief OF police with using personal
"a nifty - e0st atm from office.
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suee olylosnp

fasrisps Teisssaph ,iaYv,so,l
NEW YORK.. Nov THE banks
today paid In dividends and inter-
est over 500 zoe ug0 Among the ear-
parnfiona which they we're pas tnE
ate the Canadian. Northern Pacific
and Pacific coast railways.