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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
cANANEA MINING NOTES
(Cananea Hcraldl


 The Ronuuillo Copper company sold its controlling interest to Arizona pec Cle last week. The price Bai5 f5 not known. but 1t will be used for deyel opment purposes. The R0hquillo Min ing company will probably be change to 8 development company. On the Swansea claim, work has begun io earnest. Two shifts are now worktpg and the present indications are very promising. The close proximity property to the Cobre Grande and the America mines gives he opinion that it may prove to be rich producer.
 The Sonora Bonanza.
 The Sonora Bonanza Mining com pany. with property near Imuris, last week received from the Compania de Ferreteria Construcciones, s. A., o Nogales, Sonora, an outfit includinf smokestack, stoves, etc, for the cam at the mine.
 The work is progressing very favor. ably at the property and that the Son. ora Bonanza has a bright future there is little dcutI.
 The private car of Capitalists inter. estsd in the Ortga property some ten miles south of this city, which was tc | leave South Bend, Indiana, on the goth of April for Cananea, has postponed l it's starting until the first of May CT account Of the San Francisco catas i trophe, and it is expected to arrive 1T this city cn the 9th. At the presen time we cannot say what the arriVa of these monied men may signify, ye we are aware that it is of great i'm portanee, and developments will D, watched with interest. The Ortega il a good property and development worl $ progressing vely fayorably unde the supervision of B. K Morse.
 The incline shaft Is down 150 fee and in very good ore, which IS beini thrown on the dump awaiting tn erection of reduction plant which tn company expects to erect soon. Fron the one hundred foot level the wcri has drifted to the East about 50 feet which drif ing is in fair grade ere.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
RAILROAD SPUR FOR
 THE WARREN SHAFT.
SEVERAL DIAMOND DRILL HOLES BEING SUNK SHOW PRoMiS-
 ING FORMATION.

Some activity is Deing shcwn in the development work of the Warren Real ty Development company, on tneil property south of Bisbae.
 A large three compartment shatt Il being sunk with all speed possible anC attempts are being made to locate the ore body which, it is thought, exists somewhere in the locality.
 Several diamond drill holes have al ready been sunk, and show a yer. promising outlook, while at the mai shaft there is a small amount Of per ore in sight. A force Of ~op ters are at work putting carpeI lows frame, which will dp tne sal 2 short time. De iihlSneu l.
 Wagon roads tbe shaft for r Lave been built up tt 'brnery wE -Ae hauling of heavy ma ,iI~vev -Ch is on the road, and come as been made for a spur t' "a / ,ct with the cutoff of the Fl Pas
 southwestern railroad.
 The work of sinking this shart l leing watched with no small amour # interest by those interested In tn
 I.strict On account of it's proXlmit 70 several good prospects.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

Love one another" doesn't go in Zion City.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
BUILD HRE|GHT|NG ROAD
Citizens of Cananea Form an Organization for This
 Purpose.
WILL GIVE QUICKER
 AND CHEAPER SERVICE.

Recently the merchants and citizens of the Arizpe District, Sonora, have been agitating the proposition of con. structing public thoroughfare from some point on the Sonora railroad to Banamichi not far from Nacozari anl to pass by way of Cananea says the Cananea Herald.
 Their agitation has eliminated in an organization to solicit subscriptions and prosecute the work
 The merchants and other business men have found it very inconvenient and expensive to ship goods and estab- fish communication between the east eTn and western points of the state. At present goods have to be shipped I'D into the States and then down from the States into Mexico again. In ad dition to the freight charges are the crstom house brokers fees, and to- gtther with the natural delay in mak. iIE the numerous connections makes shipping facilities from east to west and vice versa, very unsatisfactory indeed.
 The plan is now to build a cross, country wagon road, beginning at some point on the Sonora railroad. ana take as direct a route as possible to Bandmichi. The exact route has nor yet been decided upon and whether the road will pass through CaRanea or not is still in doubt.
 However whatever route is selected 1t will prove a great blessing to the business interests of the state and will cren up a section of country that is now practically inaccessible.
 The public spirited men who are at the head of the movement should have the support of all those living in the Arizpe district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

Jerome with the main line of the San la Fe Dy q broad guage read, but t! plan is one that has already receive consideration, and it is only ques tion as to how soon it will be dene.
 There is scarcely a possibility this work being undertaken by Senator Clark, alcne, but with the other inteI ests in the southern section of Ari zUla-th05e who desire to reach t coal timber belt of this section, thert is the likelihood that the line will Dc unaortaken and completed to Willia1 in the near future.
 h sous wItRout saying that Will Hams has not been asleep in this mat ter. and has already brought her vantages before the proper people with good chances of securing u line.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
PklTCHARD, hAGEk $ i;n
Broker and Promoters

front Rooms. New Tetephons .i
 Rida., 'Phone 1a5, sIsbee, AriZ- r
 The handling of "eonanza r
 Circle" and other Curt stocks, F
 on commission, OUR sPE- ?
 CiALTY. :
 Quotations by wire come to ?
 our offices "every little wh.is% [
 during brokerage hours alress
 from Calumet. MieRissS-'
 HUB of the s21aHza .'s
 Companies, Circle
 es,-, Hay 1, 1906. Month StarU, Out =, . . Nervous arld Weak. , The cLpper share market surely made a bad commence e ment for the month of May. 2 While the prices. for the various 2 stocks today are about the same s as those of yesterday, the uue 3 exception, drop of four points E in c. & A, puts face on the 2 list that is discouraging, to say s the least. The downward stride F. of c. & A. was the feature and s when each succeeding quotation s showed a decline, what buyers . there were in the field at once s became shy. expecting every e thing to be carried downward S with the leader. Unless c. & S A. takes on a firmer tone and S an advance tomorrow, there is e little doubt but that the re- H mainder of the Bonanzas will e also decline. Drastic liquida- = tions to which the market is s and has been subjected since the 1 coast calamity is responsible e for the weakness of the stocks S and nothing better can be ex- s pected for at least three or four S weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02
DUEY @ OVERLOOK. Brokers
 UNLISTED SECURITIES

Tuesday, May 1, 1906.
 There was much better look to stocks at close today than has been In evidence for the past several weeks, While bids are not numerous, there is. however, decidedly different under tone existing. c. -& A. got the sum- mer fever today and dropped four points under yesterdays opening, clos ing at $110.00 bid, s112.OO asked. L. 5. x P. looks somewhat better tonight than she did yesterday. American (S5.OO paid) is changing hands at S12.OO to $12.25, closing at s1225 ask ed. East Butte is inactive At the Denn drifting is being started toward the diamond-drill work. The Cochise shaft is down 390 feet and they are, at present, sinking at the rate of four feet day. Old Dominion and Greene have been weak for several days past. Quite number Of the stocks are cheap enough and conservative pur- ckases are in order.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

By the way, what did Gorky do with Russia? Before the hysterical people of this country go crazy over him. they had better find out whethe- the lady accompanying him is his wife CT only an ''understudy."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-02

The coal strike is said Q be cost ing the country a million dollars a day And just when the circrs seasen is opening, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
MAYOR MOORE
. HAS GOOD PLAN

That the city council should con
rtrucl trackane ON Fourth nv and
Neatlako boulevard az the kef Ca
the clty from the north and hold "
for the use OF ANY aud all roads
upon the payment OF rental am.
clont to cover interest on bands
and cost II maintenance, Is tn"
opinion OF MAYOR Moore
Fourth avenue and Wcatlake
boulevard" said the mayor, fuf
niah a canyon route which II too
strategic FOR the city 20 risk grant
lng % private PARTIES for the con
atruotinn II railway II such a
franchise were granted Il would be-
4 difficult matter for an intcfutban
road To enter the city from that di.
racIiun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
ENDORSE HILLS
SCHEME

fhir,yflNe property owners ON
Fourth aud Sixth avs have heart.
ny approved of the oftor u the
Great Northern railway to the
Union Pacific fof a thomughfarc on
fifth av south. Ia place Of the
proposed vacation plan 90 Fourth
aY
Il was decided Go provide for
the earlN improvement of the two
avenues left opcn. as a number al
business houses are anxious 60 Sc
cure sites en- these streets The
srneral sentiment ~ the mVctins
VAS reflected ia the opinions on
the new plan offered by President
illll to the city eounciimen aud vas
90 the effect that the Union Pacific
would be able 90 euler the cip
much soonsr than II the Fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

The ten riaheauN zouAves At the
star theatrr this week are a hit
The Tnscanna are two hoYH who
swing heavy aud sharp Roman bat.
tie axes. one feature ot the act IL
the direct throwing Of these danger
oug weapons clear across the stage
BY one Tuscano To his brother
There are other good things on the
Star bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
raylors ., Third Avenue.

The THIRD Avenue theatef u
have the Taylor company Ia
White Tlgress u iapn next wesl
starting Sunday afternoon Thef
han heon no change In the pla
since last season. but there Il
been considerable IN the compass
Among Mr faylot's powerful msh
dramas this picture 81 the hnasH
lapnese war 10 the strongest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
SEATTLE rhsAtsr.

"stoleu hy Gypslcs," 50 excellent
IN pruaonted by the Taylor com
pany. constituted the offering al
The Seattle thoater tonight. tomor
row afternoon aud tomorrow nlEM
Nast SUNDAY afternoon v
aaltera New York company CONG
60 the aoAttle with new PLAY n
rather sequel OF an old one n
Mad Love il tte title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
FATAGR NEoLIers cHILoREN

George sheppard alias George
Please. said TO have neglected hla
children. was arrested yesterday af
icrnoon on warrant charging HIN
With thar offrnse Humane officer
Clark aud rFuant officer ketehum
were the afrestiug officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
MAJOR WILL az PROSECUTED

Ma. a E 81 John Lynch nlosae,
arrested "Wednesday nlaht by De
tectiee Prank Kennedy. was Nestef
day charged With altering a false
check. for Witch nftcuao he Was ~.
moved to the county pail. there 90
await trial on the state charge The
complainant WAS Otto NalllnEvr.
who eashcd a check drawn ON tho
Canadian bank 1T Commerce 10 the
amount OF g. Others claimed 20
have hcrn Nictimiaed, hut 0allingvr
Was the only one who cared to
nrnageuftt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

The Quinn nroks Realtoy Co. SOC
Marion block. have secured custom
ers for cottages ranging In price
from s. 600 20 $1,000 and also va.
cant lots in all parts Of the city
They are unable 90 supply the de-.
mand Tor THESE properties For
quick sales list your property With
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
THE THEATERS

The sale OF seats tor the engage
ment af the Georgia Minatrels a.
the Grand theater for three ulEhts,
heElnnlnk SUNDAY. opencd this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
MAeAoAm ROAD CONTRACT

The contract for the construction
OF mile Of maeadam road to con.
meet the new government road With
the county road near the Meadows
has been awarded 10 Price 4 hell
Tot the sum 81 St0.a30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

avenue franchise had atnod. on &C
count OF the avoidance of litigas
ton
4 number 1t councilmcn cN
pressed themselves ar faNofins the
Insertion Of "a Joint clause Ia the
matter Of switch tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

morning The advance sales was
large. showing that minHtfeiry,
especially the higher claan, has a
atrong hold upon thoalefHucfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

let The slnsis- piece bolton Nith sstra large ash
nit tho only made
snd Feed and draft dnafs sGund On ana al JOINTS
trd pesrest eouifoi % fire. result Of ush .fttins
that stays tEht
AN H. daabls fire Pct for eaAl with cone crate
- tattnfn prevents formation - elinbeFs.
am The fire bowl extension IA coal stoves. pro
t.etos me Low - end Of sheet iron budy sid form.
fnk hot .hlast draft
an Rhaktns weed crate with apen front
I'm Wsaas double refined charcoal boiler Iron
cleaned ana cold rolled and nons but The best
quality u pls -ifon. inseFihE hhe. hm"eth cast
ZOE
sth A me Round oak Heater l. . speciality. work
men are enabled to perfect themselves On each
part
SIN srhs faefofys system uf double imposition IN
uufes a high grade - uofh
tsth Low sdsmn fire ret and ths bottom made ~
one rire~. with extra aafgs Ssh fsA
tith IN. s~gns hearth and feed aeeFs ere ground
or and ali Joints ar stf.iish sftnE r~rfsri ren-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
Solid COIOred BurIap II l-2c Yard

This Baap measures IN solid eoors
green Tits special price effective un tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

cTnDv There IL not today. and there has bee
JIUhI HoatinE Stove made to equal the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
Decorated China Pitchers lSc Each

There are ses Of De coraon this assortment. a
Pitchers mainly Capacity quart pcs
special price b effective until tonofros night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
NiCkeI-PIated Nut Pick Set l5c

Set consists 81 one Nut Crack aud sx Pie
The different PIECES are made Of extra quality
plated. and have fancy handles This special pr
tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
Crumb Tray and Scraper 25c

Trat nlebci plated. the scrape having
pretty oruub yet and exceptionally
price Of ACC The special price IL effective until
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

Al extensive variety 81 styles
ard designs that viii please the
most critical Practically every
SOFT 81 Embroidery for nearly al
purposes - 20 ~ inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
Autunln'S First
Great Sale
of New
EmbrOidcrieS

~uw enfuss fhe fret % the sea-
suHn saisa II Emhraifvfy and
Il wili hn long remembered a. the
peer - any % the esfeas sales 81
ths kina Tor y hlth this store has
iung beet famed
~ waald be imposrihls IN the
face - the present great adj
vance IN price ~ Efuhfuidsfirs to
sell these Tor the prices listed be-
los were q net that 80 secured
TIE option on hia uNefpius frvfn
the leading maker - 81 Gall
months before shs advance In cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

The makers had quantity discontinued patterns In high priced
could used good avaniaFs for GOVERNS guam
bought line Of the chairs IA
velour ordinarily be worth from t9po 70 Zoo
Yard regular the Chair Ia velour IL $500 special
night stt' stt'' S>l@.b
he Preside Chair itself In tho home aud
enjoys much popularity the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.

WE CLOSE At 6P. NJ. INCLUDING SATURDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14

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Special Features of the Genuine BeckWith Round
Oak Heater

troll q IRE This IL the onis form in which an
air.iiFht stove can be- Fnaas that Nili stay tight
fzfh A. the fire under perfect control no
dampaf needed IN the EfoFarires The Round
Dah is the only heating stove u Nhich this II true
18Th sheet ffun IL & much stronger radiator of
heat than cast Iron. and feed doors being placed
on The side the heat 10 thrown into the room In
stead ~ being absorbed b. the wall near which
the steve Usually stands
ftih To burn cuat successfully requires q coarse
CRATE and deep fire while wood should have fine
crate aud bread fire. Far hsee reasons separate
fixtures for coal aud wood necessary when
either fuel j. 90 be used exclusively. but wood
can be burned on the cual fixture for occasional
use
it.h Marfahts iron legs. fitted and bottled noiidiy
bottom. ThiH Improvement prevents brsakare.
should a les Ket beat u can be quickly straight
aurd
isth Al fittings and trimming. are strictly first
fiANs
f7th Particular attention IL called % the Round
oak castings They are. without doubt. the
finest and etssnest produced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
Irish Point Curtains $3.l5 Pair

These Curtains white They measure 80 yd
b. mounted good quality bone
This special price . effective until tomot0F neht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-14
GENUINE BECKWITH ROUND OAK

The Best Recommendation
Any Stove or Range Can
Have 10 tire Simple State
rent. ia Came From Fred.
eriek a Nelson's"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
GIRL SLAVE TELLS
OF ROBbERIES.
Louisa Schmitz, Victim of
Edward Cordero, De
scribes Looting of Home
BROTHER is ACCUSED

Describing herself as the slave of
Edward Cordero. the man who robbed
her father of $1,000 while she looked
passively on, and is now in Jail pend
ing an appeal from an eight-year SEN
tence pronounced following his con-
viction for the .oRense, Miss Louisa
Schmftz told on the stand in Judge
Treutt's court yesterday the details of
the robberies and described the man
ner in which the convict had held her
in his power
Louisa Schmitz is the daughter of
William SchHitz. a blacksmith 72 years
old, who As now attempting to secure
through civil action portion of the
money stolen from him by Cordero and
some of the property which he claims
was purchased by the latter with the
stolen wealth. The girl first met Cor
dero, she declared. in August, 1904.
and at once fell completely under his
control He accompanied her several
times to cafes and places of amuse-
ment. and then called on her at her
home, after inducing her to arrange a
pretext for her parents to leave the
city.
The first time he came to the house
he stole $780, she testified. He told
me he needed some money and knew
there must be some hidden in the
house 1 begged him not to do it. but
room and found $aS00 hidden in chair.
He told me he would kill me if I OBJ
jeeted or told any one. I was his slave,
and could only do what he told me to
do, for he constantly threatened to kill
me. He came again two weeks later
and we searched the cellar and found
a crock of gold coins hidden under a
loose board in the hoor."
The girl told how the crock was
emptied Of its contents during four or
five successive visits, when Cordero
took as much as $4,000 at time. and
how she sent a portion of the money
TO him in a suit case by a messenger.
She then told of her personal degrada-
tion at Cordero's hands, and of how she
was forced by, him to spend her time
around his saloon on McAllister street.
near the City Hall. Often, she says. he
would strike her and beat her. but still
she clung to him.
when. the robbery was discovered
Cordero kept telling me that we had
nothing to fear and that ne would muir
der me If / breathed a word of what
knew" she said. Then my brother
was arrested for the robbery. and Cor
dero would say, 1t will come out all
right for us. Well send some one else
across the bay. but we'll never go.' /
lived at home until my brother was
arrested and then Cordero sent me over
to Oakland and told me to stay there
until the trouble was over. / had no
money, and was almost starved. and
finall.- told some of my friends the
truth and then confessed it all to my
father and mother"
Louisa Schmitz also told of how she
had selected furniture for a house
which Cordero had promised to provide
for her. The house was purchased on
Twenty street, but the girl went
there to find that it was already occu-
pied by another woman, the real wife
of the man who had wrought her ruin
All the testimony for Schmitz was
taken yesterday, and the case for the
defense will be begun Monday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
WILL AID PLAN TO
IMPROVE HARbOR.
Thirty-Six Hundred Dollars
Subscribed in Response
to w. j. Bartnett's S Appeal
COMMITTEE CHOSEN

w ]. Bartnetts appeal to the San
Francisco Real Estate Board and the
Association for the improvement and
Adornment of San Francisco to prepare
plans for the improvement of the har-
bor has 1fesulted in the sum of $1,000 be-
ing subscribed by the following firms
and individuals: Southern Pacific COM
pany. $500; Viavi Company. $500; Mrs.
William K Vanderbilt Jr., $500; Mrs.
Theresa A Oelrichs, $500; Thomas Ma
gee & Sons, $500; Nat Raphael, 500.
The first meeting to discuss the
measure was held at the office of the
San Francisco Real Estate Board, at
which the following executive commit
tee was named: Robert Swayne, James
D. Phelan Professor c. D. Marx,
Thomas Nagee and O. A Tveitmoe.
1t was decided to make a general
plan of an improved. harbor, embracing
the shore of the entire bay, under the
direction of a competent engineer, who
should have an advisory board OF two
other engineers. 1t is thought that
$40, 900 will be sufficient to employ en-
gineers and surveyors to do this work.
There are only nine miles of wharves
in this city as compared with 400 miles
of docks in New York, and so the me-
cessity of increasing the dockage facili-
ties is apparent. The committee has
been delayed in the work owing to the
disaster, but now it is ready to proceed
with it's plans. and the executive COM
mittee will call meeting to discuss
the best way to begin the work. 1t is
understood that Eastern engineers IA
miliar with harbor improvement will
be asked to give their advice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
HARTMAN IS MOI
ONLY SINNER.

An active search is being made by the
different agents of the Eastern lines for
their cars which are supposed to be
lost upon the coast. The situation is
growing serious and G. F. Richardson
of the Southern Pacific has been asked
to try to have returned every car to
their respective roads as rapidly as
possible.
The Southern Pacific has promised to
comply with this request and is ap-
parently greatly surprised that there
should be any foreign cars upon its
trackage. The company's promise to
hunt UP these cars has borne fruit, for
Peter Harvey will be informed that one
of the sinners in appropriating cars is
the Boca and Loyalton road, which has
for several months past been using one
of the Baltimore and Ohio's big gon-
dolas between Loyalton and Reno haul
effect that the Southern Pacific tried
to get this 100. 1000 pound capacity car
for it's own use, but it's attempt was
resisted.
It now seems certain that the for
eign cars that have been used for the
hauling of hay between Brentwood and
Oakland will be sent back to where
they belong. A string of these foreign
cars have been in use all summer long
and the foreign agents are bestirring
themselves to see to their return and
let their owners have chance to use
them