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Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

H. H. Watkins this week received the silver medal, awarded him by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition for the best display of silver ores. The medal is a handsome affair, being an Ameri- can eagle in relief and below it the words, ''Silver Medal, Louisiana Pur- chase Exposition" The display of ores sent to the exposition were from the Buckeye and Rural mines, at Min eral Park, and were masses of solid silver.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

Eggs, fresh from our hennery, at Kingman Meat Market.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

Tibucio Padillo and Frank Hare have located copper mining claim in the low hills to the northeast of Stout's Well, some distance from the old Signal road. The ore from the outcrop is almost solid copper glance, carrying good values in silver. The par streak is about eighteen inches wide, the vein being quite large.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

Sam Fields and Archie M. Standish, superintendent and foreman respect ively of the Banner group of mines, owned by the Arizona-Mexican Mining & Smelling company, were in King man few days this week. MT. Fields stated that the stOpes in the Banner were looking fine and big ore being produced. The ore in one of the stopes was three feet wide of solid ga- lena. A carload a week of this class of ore was being shipped to the Nee dles shelter. The mill is not yet con- plete, some of the machinery not yet having been received.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

Silver in the New York market re- mains above 67 cents per ounce, the last quotation being 67 3-S. Lead re- mains close to 6 cents.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

E. F. Thompson went over to Min eral Park Tuesday last to look after important mining business. He re- ports mining in the Mineral Park country in a prosperous condition. At the Keystone good ore is being taken out. Steve Tyler is getting very rich ore in his mine near the summit of the range, above Canyon Station. Lewis Davidson is getting good ore in his Baden-Baden mine and the King and Queen mines are also producing. At no time in years has the Park looked so well or gave promise of a brighter future.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02
PROFESSIONAL.

T ERoY ANDERSON
 ATTORNEY AT LAW Prescott National Bank Building
 PRESCOTT. ARIZONA. General law practice. Mining and corporation law specialtieS Will attend each session Of the district court in MOhave county.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02
Summer Excursions.

A. E. EALY, Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1906-06-02

U. IA. mlNINO 0 mlLLlNU NO' Blackberry. Sept. 1, 1905.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
PAID FOR HIS SCARE.
NspeIeea,s Reward % IN. Mskss of
N ballet Proof Coat.

Just before Napoleon set out for the
court OF Belgium he sent 10 the clever
est artisan Of his class In Paris and
demanded OF him whether he would
engage 20 make n coat OF mail 60 he
worn under the ordinary dress which
would be absolutely bullet proof, and
that II 50 he might name his own price
for such work. The man engaged TO
make the desired object. II allowed
proper time. and he named $500
francs as the price Of H. The bargain
was concluded. and In due time the
work was produced and Its maker
honorcd with the second audience OF
the emperor. "Now," said the Inn
perlal majesty. put IL on" The man
ala 50. "As am 20 stake my life on
its efficacy you will. suppose. have no
objection 70 do the same"
And he took n brace OF pistols and
prepared 20 discharge one OF them at
the breast OF the astonished artisan.
There was no retreating. however. and
half dead with fear he stood the FIRE.
and, TO the infialte credit OF his work.
with perfect ifnpunity. But the en-
--~- ---s not ~onsans With one trial
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
MONROE EDGE

We have sold 1000 acres Of farm
lands in the last few days, which 10
evidence Of our ability in turning
real estate.
We know IL is little unbecoming
to boast. but you know every dog
must do his own wagging, aud think
ing ours 10 duly entitled to a wag we
haven't hesitated 10 give il one
little shake.
We hardly understand why the In.
weston invariably comes 10 Us. But
IL Is a known fact that be does.
We have had several thousand
circulars printed. showing the good
points about Bryan and Brszos
County, and to meet the demand We
expect in the near future We must
increase our list Of property for sale.
II you are In the market for q homs
or have something TO offer, come 10
see us. We have demand for sew
eral places in Bryan 10 cost from
$4,000 to 100000.
For list Of farm lands see weekly
papers published at Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

Del Rio Division Of Western District
Does Not Meet Favor.

Washington. March 22.-President
Roosevelt submitted message 20 the
house vetoIng bill passed by congress
for the creation OF a new division Of
the Western judicial district Of Texas
The proposed division was 20 consti.
tuts the counties Of Uyalde. Zavalla.
Kinney, Val Verde, Terrell and Pecos.
and the BIZ provides that terms OF the
United States courts should be held
twice a year AZ the town OF Del Rio.
Ia his veto the presldeH says the pro
posed division does nlt have enough
cases 10 Justify It's Establishment. In
nye years. he says. there have been but
sixty-iour criminal and twenty-six civil
cases originating IN the seven coun-
ties Del RIO Is described as a small
place a. sparsely settled country. and
the yet% says as most OF the cases
have originated In Maverick county
this would be- the more reason for
holding court az Eagle Pass.
IN the opinion OF the president the
fees Of the proposed court would not
be sufficient 20 pay a capable deputy
clerk. but would take away from the
Income Of the court M San Antonio
and thus AFFECT the efficiency Of that
Office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
WITTY 5EpE.
For FFye MINUTES Keeps Members Con.
xuIsed With Laughter.


Washington. March 22.-For five
minutes Thursday. Mr. Bebe discussed
the statehood bill In the house and
kept the members conyulsed with
Laughter.
He was against the rule. II there
was any member against admitting
Oklahoma he wanted him to stand
up. III we are in favor Of admitting
Oklahoma. why don't you hurry and
get busy?" he asked. You can do II
in about eight minutes. Do II. and
not hitch M the proposition with some
other" (Applausel
The hitching OF Oklahoma and New
Mexico proposition was like the two
Mormon boys who went east 20 school
They were OF the same name and age
The lAst question asked was II they
were twins" Yes: on our fathers
side"
This applied 20 Arizona and New
Mexico. both from Mexico. but differ
ent In all other respects.
But you say we are against the
admission he continued. I am not
I have been with the administration
in everything she has done except this
bill and the wife beating bill"
uaughterl. In his message a year
ago he gave eight lines advocating
the whipping post. This year he gave
thirteen lines for the two territories.
"Oh. like the president because he
L. L. ka.
great deeds. has high resolves and
lofty purposes. But | don't have TO
stand for these little Indifferent things
that the leaders OF the house got him
20 ptu In his message and then ascribe
as his policy.
But | like him most because he
permitted a member OF this house to
break into his private home without
sounding an alarm"
This sally produced continued laugh.
ter as all eyes sought Mr.. LouEworth.
who occupied one OF the front seats
and Joined In the leyity.
Il like him because when he got
ready TO give his daughter away he
gave her to a real American in every
way worthy and not 20 some degener.
ate prince" prolonged applausel.
And | like him because when he
gave her away he gave her TO the
house OF action and correction at tbs
end OF the capitol. and not 10 the house
OF detention az the other end OF the
capitol" u-aughter)
As TO the statehood matter. he said
Il would bet better statesmanship 10
fight the senate on some measure on
which II had made a mistake.
In this instance the senate was
right and the house wrong Never had
the country had so able a senate as
today.
They talk about the senate holding
up the entire country. Why We have
a strong man In this house who can
bold up one hundred thousand square
niles moro than anybody In the sen
ate" he declared. (Lr-ghter)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
spRleos rou-iD GUILTY.
Charged With Keeping White Women
Confined In His Home.

Confined In His Home.
New York. March 22.-The jury In
the case Of Robert S. spriggs. propri-
ctor Of resort where Il Is alleged that
whate women were detained against
their will. brought IN a verdict Of gull.
~ Of abduction after deliberation Of
twenty minutes Thursday. sprIggs
was remanded until Tuesday for sen
tence The extreme penalty In such
crimes Is twenty years In prison. II u
understood that the two remaining In.
dictmsnts against him will not be pre-
scented az once. A. soon as Spriggs
was taken 10 the tombs Sallie Bennett
a negress indicted with Spriggs and
accused OF keeping one OF his houses.
came into court and pleaded guilty
OF abducting Alice Harris. a negress.
aged fifteen years. She was also re-
mandde for sentence.
Spriggs then testified. He said he
first met Hattie Warren In a house Of
m repute n New York IN the summer
OF 1889 and that she came 90 his house
in the following October He denied
that he had not induced her 10 come
there. that he never imprisoned her
there. that she often went out during
the day and came back az night She
remained al his place seven or eight
months. he said. and went and return
ed Spriggs declared that he had moth
ing more 10 do with the conduct Of the
place than TO rent the rooms 10 wo-
men and collect tho rent from them.
The tenants. he SAID. were all white
persons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
SALOON SERVICES.
Evangelist Asher and Wife Hold Re
ll-ious Exercises In One.

Evangelist Asher and Wife Hold Re.
li-ious Exercises In One.
Dallas. March 22-Rev. william
Asher and wife. who are connected
with the Chapman evangelists. now
holding meetings In this city. conduct.
er services Thursday night at the sa-
loon OF George W. LOOMS. on Main
street. IN the business district. With
the exclamation. Hello. fellows!" Mr..
Asher greeted the ten or twelve men
In the saloon.
How are you. George?" continued
Mr.. Asher. taking the hand OF George
LOomis. proprietor OF the bar. who had
advanced TO greet him.
A bundle which proved 10 be a folded
organ. was carried 10 the rear OF the
saloon. Three chairs were brought
OF thy Mr.. Loomisf and Mr. Asher
mounted a chair and began speaking
al once. Mrs. Ahser seating herself.
The crowd quickly filled the place and
maed standing room az a premium.
In concluding. Mr. Asher said: Il
want every man who has had a moth
er's prayers and who has courage
enough to say so TO nold up his hand. .
Twenty did so.
Il want 10 thank George Loamis. "
said the evangelist. He didn't haze
20 let me come here. He Is paying
license TO carry on business In the
state OF Texas. and wasn't under any
obligations 20 me. when came here
the other day. and OF course | came
here properly accredited. he said. Ger
tainly. Mr.. Asher. you can hold a meet
Ing here and I came"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
WRITs SERVED.
Thirteen Residents Are Charged With
Being whlteeaps.

CRANKY, Conn. March 23.-Thirteen
residents Of this place were served
with writs sworn out by Willis Grim.
also OF CRANKY. beginning an action for
$4,000 damages against them. This
action is the outgrowth Of the so-called
"whitecap" incident last month. when
masked men seized Griffln. put a rope
around his neck and led him 90 the
town OF Southwick. Mass. II Is also
alleged that they horsewhlpped him
and told him that II he ever returned
10 CRANKY he would be tarred and
feathered. Grimm alleges that one OF
his ribs was broken by the treatment
received and that he suffered other In.
jurics.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

He fred the second pistol at the back
OF the trembling artisan. and afterward
discharged fowllng piece at another
part OF him. with similar effect
"well." said the emperor. you have
produced a capital work undoubtedly.
What Is the price OF IT." Eighteen
thousand francs was named as the
agreed sum. There n an order Tor
them said the emperor. "and here Is
another for an equal sum for the fright
that I have given you"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
NAY Boil claaret,es.

Lincoln. Neb.. March 22.-The SUI
preme court gaey a decision on the Ne
braska anticigarette law. which was
tested in the courts by a young man
arrested on the charge OF rolling
cigaretts. The effect OF the decision
Is TO sustain the law in general. max
ing the sale and manufacture OF cigar
cites in this state illegal. but the rols
Ing OF cigarettes by individuals for
their own use Is not called "manufac-
turing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
TOP BLOWN OFF.
FRI shtfui Accident That Happened 10
Ed Holeomb.

Savoy. Tex. March 22.-while hunt
ing In Red river bottoms. seven miles
north Of here. Ed Holcomb aeciden-
taIiy got the top Of his head blown
on by a shotgun In the hands OF John
Haney. The men had a catamount
freed and In trying TO Dust Il Haney
fell down and his gun accidentally
fired. the load taking effect In Hol-
combs head. At last accounts Hol.
comb was barely alive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

writing is like fiirting-lf you cant
DO II. nobody can teach you. and II you
can do Il, nobody can stop you"
So says the heroine OF a contempt
rary novel. and am bound 10 say that
I agree with her.-Author OF isabel
CsFnaby" In London Mall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
WHY?

y. s'sS,.' Is go. I IS r.. :, sSs .sssss
n.rhrsas nskf vhsrs tAs spuxk rzoss-h -
hroaf o. dssp-s.zfs1 .. ne knfa ds<rUf-g 1s
ors nina,s cossh css - oaly assirqgs he cs-
ssss rsrna Ard clsars CT their poison. - ffx11
sfr-refh ani siasfi-ty - the dsncxss n<net1nss
sssssrss ssi pronetss noesfrsr1s1 hrszEks1,
tsuass re blocd % recsivs ~ nzczrkl ElpcI 4
cryfsa. thus sEkiar.fins tbs pzlnonzrT crE<sa 80
r1ck ssrsngiA an3 vlgor hat The kngs Hnt brur<nA
t1bas become bsissrks sGslnn TIE ino1r1or q as
sass. As;kma. BruncAluA Ia Grippe, Co3 - -
Lunrs ard al Aalmonsu Comp Aiafs that srs czrzk4
sra caIrk In csrsf b. tks una q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

cit is strange that a man Ike Mr.
Braynes, with so many good Ideas as
10 government. should command 80
little attention In public life"
yes" answered Senator Sorghum
"He Is one OF the people who figure
out how things ought 10 be instead Of
finding out how they are going 10 bs
and laying his plans accordingly."-
Washington Star.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

Ttel tN ffi I'd Fo1i Ts rtnlisil ola
lfiIn. 1n.lIi..I ~ ruffLlHl raillit fNt-Ahi
flerhnin aiia-I .ru a 81 aiel disslsi4 ~ ,fnoi
tlt mo- rf4f0n. hs tao san rlet here
lhuWu were urififailT ~ thf pa me irnfih-
ths tCff proved une o. a. all syol. contum-
lng the part ini mafsed and leaving only me
hiacs eucd edge. The other proved % - an
nduiierafiQn cnutAiuing large per centoi
mercerlzsd cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
DISTINGUISHED Educator Gone.

Roanoke. Va. March ga Times
special from the University OF Virginia
says: Colonel william Elwell Peters
died here Thursday Of pneumonia. lie
was for thirty-seven years professor OF
Latin az the University OF Virginia.
and was one Of the most distinguished
and beloved educators OF the south.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Date Fixed to Consider.

Washington. aMrch 22.-Representa.
tive Williams OF Mississippi introduced
a resolution fixing March 25 as the day
Off the consideration by the house OF
the Mallory-williams bill 10 extend
Federal quarantine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

First AutnOr-Ilave you sold many
,.copics OF your bookl Second Author
(absently) Wonderful Over hun
dred thousand. First Author-Wheh
was Il issuedg Second Author-Nexi
Tuesday.-Life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

Title and ancestry render a good
man more lilustrious. but an " one
more contemptible.-Addison.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
RU MOR OF CL OSING OF COLE DEAL IN
 LA CAhANEA
No Confirmation Yet Received But Reports Go So Far As
 to Name Company.
tBy Frank Graf.)

BISBEE. July 24.-Up to the present there has been no definite news re- garding the consolidation O. the American and the Cananea & Duluth properties, but we hear that the deal has been consumated and will go under the name of the San Pedro Cop per company. We have endeavored to get data, but so far there is nothing doing.
 Calumet and Arizona gained con siderable strength and at the close was in good demand at S110. with lit tie offered at S111.00. Superior & Pittsburg holds around $15.25, with sales mace at these figures.
 North Butte opened strong. but weakened at the close. Butte Coah- ton during the day suffered somewhat of decline. but rallied at the close with bids of s30 failing to bring out the stock.
 Denn-Arizona has been in good de- mand the entire day at S1S.25, but there are few that have any desire to let go at this price al the present tine. Warren and American hold well but do not show any particular strength.
 Globe Cons sold at s6.12 and at the close was offered at s6.25. Cananea & Duluth early this morning sold at s5, but towards the close S4.50 was the best hid ob.ainable.
 At the present time stocks ought to be bought up whether as an invest ment or a speculation. Denn at SIS to s19 is a good buy even if they do make a call before the close of the year. Warren and American are both cheap. Black Mountain is a splendid buy and We see no reason why there should not be a fair dividend in the near future. Greene Cons. as well as Old Dominion should be looked into.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

1 . . a < . . a . . .a q is .s e ,s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

Today it was announced that all the difficulties between tho contractors and other interested persons, which have of late attended the construction of the First National bank building and which have served to delay tho work. have been satisfactorily settled, and that Monday work will be resum- Cd on the building. The construction work will be pushed without delays from that time on. The same contrac. tors, the Mississippi Valley Construc- tion company. will have charge of the renewed work
 Jack Sparks, one of the supervising architects, left today for Pecos. Texas. to hurry on the shipment of stone which will be used and which is being quarried at that point.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
JUDGE FALL CEASES
 SEVERAL CONNECTIONS

DOUGLAS. July 2f, (SpecialD--
 Finding that it took all of his time, so that he could not properly attend to his own affairs, Judge A. B. Fall of Fl Paso, has resigned as general coun- sel for the Greene Gold-Silver com pany in Mexico, the Greene Gold-Silyer company of the United States, and the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber company He has also resigned as vice president for the Mexican branch of the Greene Gold-Silver company and as general manager for the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber company.
 Asked about the matter Judge Fall said that the duties entailed upon one with all the many ofhces he had held, were more than he could attend to with justice to his own personal af- fairs, and that was the only reason
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

NEW YORK. July 24.-Sales 62S,S0O. Money per cent The market closed irregular but in most cases the list shows a fairly smart recovery from the low point reached today.
 Selling seemed to be based more on the Russian situation than on any thing else. Aside from this. condi- ticns seem quiet and ripe for a better market We are inclined to take a hopeful view of the stock market and its possibilities for this autumn if we make a corn crop which now seems quite promising. Pending any un- settling news would buy stocks on reactions
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
YOUNG WOMAN DIES
 FROM HER INJURIES.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 24.-Ber- tha Bowlin who, with Frank Kern, was assaulted with a gas pipe on lonely roadway here Thursday night died this afternoon. Kern is believed to be close to death. During period of semi-consciousness early. today the young woman in answer to a question as to who had struck her, said. Bert. " Albert N0ne, the former sweetheart of Miss Bowlin, still maintains his inno- cence.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25

for withdrawing from them. He added that he still retained all his interests in the companies and also remained Col. Greene's personal attorney in law and in fact The resigpations have
 been accepted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
GOVERNMENT
 TO PURCHASE RAILWAYS.

TOXIC, July 24.-The Japanese gov ernment has decided to purchase six railways by Dec. l, paying for them $125, 100000 in per cent bonds re- deemable in five years. It is belieV- ed that the market will not be dis turbed by the transaction.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-25
PRlTCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.
MARKET GOSSIP.

 A general strengthening tone . prevades the curbs today. How ever prices are little changed , from those of yesterday and we , do not anticipate any material , deviation from the present . level for a few weeks. Denn is holding firm with considerable trading, while , Warren and American are be ing picked up. Globe Cons. Is . another favorire. Cananea & ]. Duluth is the most active on . the list and our advice to our . clients is to pick up as much of . this stock as they can get hold of at present figures or even better.
 Shattuck and Coalition were . weak today. each falling os considerable.
 Sonora-Bonanza is one of the , coming winners that people are picking up in good sized blocks , and with the results which will be shown by the mine and plant in the near future. now that everything is running in full ; blast. this stock is bound to ad- vance to a nice round figure. Closing quotations:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-08-11
Base Ball.

Les New Era mont pas etc heureux
dimanche dernier, lis n'etaient pas en-
veine ct les success remportes des lie de-
but par les Red Ravens ont semble les
daconcrrter. La partie s'est prolongee
tres tard ct lie resultat etc de i / a 8.
Denain, dams le pare de New Era, il
aura une partie entire les New Era
eft les Godchaux, don't la partie engage
il y a quinze jours etc interrompue
des son debut par la pluie.
Une des plus bellies parties de Ia sai-
son 4 cte jo.ice eirnanche q: pare ie
Lutcher Andy Fromherz a empeche
les Glycozone de TOUGHER au but final
iusqu'au neuvieme inning, alors
qu'une erreur ct an double leur ont per-
mis- de faire un point. La partie, tres
-serrce, etc CONNIE suit:
Score by Innings / . 8 A 67s SO H f
Ev+rgre een...........1 o 0 o = o 0 0 0-3 3
Glycozone. o 0 0 0 IL 8 3
Demain, les Evergreen essaieront
d'administrer une dose semblable aux
invincibles coIumbo Bitters de la Gem
mercial League. Les Columbo Bitter s
sont presque la tete de la colonne du
pourcentage ct les Evergreen sont dams
les meilleures dispositions, ct fon Sat
tend a voir sur lie grand stand du pare
de Lutcher une foule plus considerable
que jamais.
Avant la partie Evergreen-Columbt
Bitters, une partie qui promet d'etr'
int6ressante sera jouee par les Lutche
.Jr. ct les Convent. x cette occasion
les enfants au-dessous de douze ans Sc
ront admis gratis.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-08-11
Vingt ans d'Attente.

L'homnle lie plus heureux du monde
en- ce moment demeure dams le Massa-
chusetts, ct 81 la perseverance ct la pa
tlence sont des vertus il les possede
assez pour qu'elles lui meritent ee bon
heur II y a vingt ans. ieune homme.
plein d'ambition, il alma, dams son
pays, la Norwege, la jolie Christina
Johanson, sa compagne decole. Mais
il etait pauvre ct il travaillait dur pour
amasser un peu d'argent avant de pro-
poser a Christina de devenir sa femme.
II etait cortionnier ct ne manqualt pas
une heure de travail. Or, pendant qu'il
etait trop occupe pour faire la cour Ia