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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & OverlockD
 BOSTON, Dec. 11.-Recent weak ness in Greene was caused by the pro posed issue of 250,0e0 shares new stock pro rata to present stockholders at $25. There was SC much obtec> tion to the new issue by the large stockholders, who think instead of is- suing this new stock they should dis pose of some of the 200, QUO shares of Can. Central, which they have in their treasury, that the new issue plan has temporarily fallen through, but may come up again within thirty days. It looks as though the recent rise in Greene is for the purpose of placing this new issue on the market later on.
 Dee-Greene is acting very strong again. Hard to size it up-
 Paine-Look for higher prices in Reading, Anal. and Anc.
 Gates-We expect to see materially higher prices for stocks
 Dee-Everybody coming from Nip pissing say it is all right. Selling is about over, and that the stock will get back to s20 again soon.-L. & B.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
CONCESSION |S. GRANTED ID
 COL. GREENE
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co. President Has Exclusive. Right to Prospect Vast Area. of Mineral Ground.
AREA EMBRACES
 92,000 HECTARES.

By a stroke of the pen last We'd nesday afternoon at Cananea, the Mexican mineral agent at that point granted to W. c. Greene. an exclu- sive concession to explore an immense area of land adjacent to and surround ing Cananea and extending in a southerly direction for a distance of forty miles.
 The concession will run for peri cd of ninety days and will have the effect of excluding prospectors from this area until Mir. Greens explora- tion party have thoroughly prospect ed the ground.
 The exploration concession consists of approximately 92,000 pertenencias. It completely surrounds Cananea, there not having been a foot of ground open for location since "Wednesday of last week. except the Announcements previously made
 The concession covers the mineral rights on all the Greene ranch lands held on the following ranches; Can anea vieja. La Union. Penuclas. Fl Ojo de Agua de Arballo. Demasias del Ojo de Agua de Arballo. Las Nogales, Alamo de Seville. comprising an area est mineral exploration concession ev- CT granted in any state fin Mexico, excepted from the Alamo de Seville ranch is a concession granted B. K. Morse some time ago. It represents q rectangle 2500 meters in latitude and 1000 meters in longitude.
 The boundaries of the Greene con- cession are as follows, radiating from Gananea,
 On the north tns Maraquita noun sains; on the south the Bacanuchi ranch; on the east the cananea East efas on the west the Cuitaca ranch.
 is well known fact that several other mining companies operating at Cananea were seeking exploration Con- sessions at the same time, but Col. Greene stepped in ahead and took ev- erything in sight. It is reported that the present concession. which has 6 life of ninety days, may be extended  at the expiration of that time at the option of the mineral agent.
 Pending the granting of the con session Col. Greene had organized a prospecting party and they left Can anea the next day for the south and it is the understanding that every mountain range in this vast tract will be thoroughly explored and prospect ed for mineral and every promising prospect denounced according to the mineral laws of Mexico.
 Those mining men who have made Announcements during the past nine ty days are eIated: They claim that the granting of the concession to Col Greene will enhance the value of their properies as~it is certain that large tfenouncemeents will be made sur rounding their properties.
 The local business men at Cananea, and especially the engineering and1as- say offices. do not look with favor on the big concessions, as it will tend to keep out the small mining men and pro.pectors during this period of ninety days
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12

It is understood that the price re ceived for Bisbee No. l was $75,000.
 w. B. Morse, who is heavily inter ested in ground adjoining the prop erty owned by Cunningham. Tenancy and Hardy. is also in the east at pres ent with power of attorney from others interested in adjacent claims, and there is g well founded report that another big deal is on in the Cananea district which will resemble the Cana nea Central in proportion.
 J. F. Thompson, formerly of Bisbee, who went east several weeks ago to take a position in the office of Hay den, Stone & Co, in which company w. B. Thompson. his brother. is one of the principal owners, spent several days at Cananea looking over this ground prior to his departure, and two experts of recogized ability, have re ported favorably on the ground. If it is true that the result of Air. Cunning hams visit to the east was the sale of Bisbee No. 1, it is likely that w. B. Thompson proposes to do some ex- ploration work upon this claim, before exercising his option on adjoining property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
PAiNE;s COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock)
 BOSTON, Dec. 1.-The Greene pole was the center of activity in Boston today, with the buying and selling about equally divided. It looks as fl a contest was being waged in the stock, and sharp fluctuations either way may be expected within a few days The buying of Cananea today was exceptionally good, and the stock advanced three points easily. Cent. and Allouez were relatively quiet. The people who have been so active for
 h. several stocks the past few weeks have apparently pulled out for the present. C. & A. was ip better de- mand, with less stock offered. The Boston Stock Exchange seems to be the center of interest all over the country, and many deals and consoli- dations are being planned. The geIS eral trading is the heaviest for a long time, and excellent opportunity is, of fered active traders to make money by buying and selling copper stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
Fl T|GRE LITIGATION
 REVIVED IN CANAhEA Judge Half, Attorney for the Kansas City Stockholders,
 Secures a Rehearing.

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Dec. 11.-(SplD Judge D. J., Half, of the Fl Tigre Mining company, is expected in Doug las on every train. His mail has been arriving at this postoffice for several days. Judge Half has been in the City of Mexico for several months on busi- ness connected with the famous Fl Tigre lawsuit. He returns to Doug las on that business and to be in read mess for a hearing in the case to be had in Cananea, Sonora, in the near future. This rehearing was obtained on plea by the Ensenada people of new evidence obtained since, the last decisions of the courts against them.
 After the rehearing at Cananea it is understood tEat, no matter what shall be the decisio2 of the court, the case will then go to the City of Mexico for review. Judge Han has been the at torney for the Kansas City stockhold- CTS of the Fl Tigre company in the famous case during all it's phases and was elected vice president of the com sS.sny at its last stockholders meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK. Dec 11-Following the strong market in London, the open ing w.s strong. Reading St. Paul and Can. Pac. being among the most prom iuent.s Profit taking seemed to be especially heavy in Reading, which reached it's highest point at the open ing.i St. Paul was the most promi- hent stock, and advanced in very large transactions to at one time five points above the opening. The mar ket showed greater tendency, and various specialties showed decided strength during the day. Among these may be mentioned c. F. I. and B. R. r. Copper was firm throughout the day. The close was steady. though prices were below the best for most
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
J. c. PR!TcHARD, Broker, Phone 126.
..::


 Dec. 1.-The market today was strong and active. The relief of the money situation assisted everything. Warren has been nrurh in demand at $13.75 to s14.25. American vas helped. and sS.f5 was bid, al- though later 1t weakened q again. c. & A. was sold at s163; Central at s35: Butte London at s2.5o. Greene ad- vanced to $27.25; Denn was very active at s20.50 to s21. Shattuck sold at $51.25; Globe hovers around the S1i.75 and SIP. Wolverine & Arizona was somewhat weaker today, some selling at $3.50; lower bids failed to bring 1t out. Old Dom. was quoted at $54. The strong tone of the market in- inmates brisk trading this week.
 cunninsham-R Robinson Block.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12

Dec. II. 1906.-Most all is sues showed flrmness today, and at the close there is a very strong undertone In the lo- cal stocks Warren and Denn still are the center of attrae- tion. Warren has weakened somewhat since yesterday, but will quickly rally to llgher figures if what we have lad reported to US prov6s trde. Developments tt Dem ought to send the stock up several points. Greene shows strength. while Sup. 6 Pitts, and Central also are Ca tue upward move. Cal. & Ar'z. hos rallied nice.y from yesterdays figures. Amer ican is picking up, with bios of SS.l2 failing to locate aay. As regards the markets in gener- al. a furry of good sized pro. portions may be looked for any day. The setback which stocks have experienced is about ever, and there is scarcely a thing on the list that is not I good buy at Liesent prices.
 Closing uuOtatiOlS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
LONDON COPPER MARKET.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook )
 LONDON, Dec. 1.-The copper mar; ket closed steady. Spot, Gl05 5s;, lutures, G106 Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-12
TIMING SHELTERS MApkETS|
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrckerS ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Arix.
 The handling of "6onanxa 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, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10

oldest practicing lawyer in the dis
trict,.a resident Of the state for So
years, and lawyer with 80 years
experience in the 9th district, hav-
ing had Offices in both Brown and
Lyon counties. There are few law
yers in the state better equipped for
judicial honors, and there is no Off
cial position in the gift Of the people
where so great care and judgment
should be exhibited as in the choice
Of the man who is to adjudicate liti-
cation and differences that cen
stantly occur among all classes of
people. Such man must have ex-
haustive legal knowledge, years of
experience that such knowledge may
be justly applied, and an unbiased
temperament that cannot be swayed
by political utilization, sectional in
tie 'ests, or other untoward condi-
lions. Such man is Marvin E..
Mathews.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10
MARVIN {. MATHEWS.
Non-Partizan Judiciary Candidate for
9th District.

Non-partizanship in the judiciary
has long been discussed by all po-
litical parties, and in this state has
been practically endorsed. The
Democrrtic party at its last state
convention went on recosd in this
matter by endorsing the candidacy
of Chief Justice Start, of the Re
publican ticket. In this district the
practice has been in vogue for Is
years, Judge Weber refusing to be
party candidate and at each cleo
ton running as a non-partisan,
meeting the approval of the bar and
unanimous endorsement of the peo-
pie.
Marvin E. Mathews of Lyon coun-
ty is now a non-partizan candidate
for the same position. He is the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10

guns. The one used by young
Steinke belonged to his father and
was a valuable gun. A large reward
is offered for its recovery.
Milroy citizens gave DR.. and Mrs.
F. J. Bickford farewell reception
at the hall in that town recently.
Games and luncheon and farewell
toasts were the order of the evening
while the Milroy band which the
doctor brought into life, discoursed
up over night and sent back to Elan
dreau Friday morning.
Bird Island Union: E. Hiveley,
who lives two miles north of this
village, was the victim of an acct
dent Tuesday afternoon, which near
ly cost him the sight of his right
eye. Mr.. Hiveley was crawling out
from Under the separator and his
son was in the act of pitching a bun
die, when the fork tines struck his
father in the face, one tine going in
just over the eye between the eye
ball and the bone and another tine
went into the forehead over the left
eye. Mr.. Hively was brought to
this village at once and DIR. Carpen-
ter dressed the wounds, which will
not prove serious, but it was close
call for his right eye.
Granite Journal: Three Sioux In
dams about Is years of age, were
arrested here Tuesday for escaping
from the Indian school at Flandreau,
S. D. They had walked all the way,
leaving there Sunday night. They
were seen at the Great Northern
depot in the afternoon and word
was phoned to the city marshal.
Ted Sorlien happened along with his
auto and taking in the sheriff and
marshal they went up to the Mil
waukee and Great Northern cross
ing, where they caught their men
and brought them back in the auto.
The ride was greatly enjoyed by the
Indians and they acted as tho they
felt we'll paid for their long walk by
having the ride. They were locked
sweet music. DR.. and Mrs. Bickfol d
go to Pine county for their futul e
residence, the doctor having been
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10
of a good practice at Willow

assured of a good practice at Willow
River.
The manager of the Crescent Roll
err Mill at Fairfax is attempting to
have the local business men handle
Fairfax flour exclusively. The mill
runs "a hours daily. The local paper
thinks that the proposition ought to
be adopted.
The voters Of Sleepy Eye will
probably have an opportunity at the
coming election to vote on bond
issue of $4,000 to cover a number
of old outstanding orders and to
make some necessary street improv-
ments. There are several thousand
dollars worth of old orders, some of
them dating back many years and
all these under the provision of the
city charter should now be taken
up. The council believes that the
best way to handle this Indebtedness
is to issue bonds for the amount.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10
MARVIN z. MATHEWS.
Candidate
Judge Of the Ninth District
Adv. O-4t.

B. Marschner of New Ulm has
filed as an independent candidate
for representative from,,that county.
Mr.. Marschner is an old resident of
that city. He believes in the doc
trines of socialism and will endeavor
to ascertain just how many people
in that county entertain the same
ideas. S. D. Peterson is the Re-
publican nominee andsaJesse Palmer
of Sleepy Eye is the Democratic can
didate.
This is the season of decay and
weakened vitality. Nature is being
shorn of its beauty and bloom. If
you would retain yours, fortify your
system with HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. IS cents, tea or tablets.
H. M. Hitchcock.
A young man, Fred Hoffman of
Brownton took a livery team out of
barn of that place without asking.
After driving about 60 miles he re-
turned to the barn and when he
alighted from the buggy he was
taken in custody by the marshal,
but he begged and promised to do
anything to settle the matter rather
than be thrust into the coop. The
proprietors figured that the team
had been abused to the extent of $40
which he paid.
One of the largest bitches being
dug in this section is over in Kandi-
yohi and Chippewa counties. 1t
commences over in Raymond and
when completed will empty it's wat
er into Hawk Creek, and as the ditch
is some 20 feet wide at the top and
three to four feet deep and will be
some II miles in length when COM
pleted, a large area of the country
will be drained, and vast amount
of water will be poured into the
head of Hawk Greek. This is a iu-
dicial ditch, costing over $50, 900 and
will have many smaller lateral feed
ers. Hundreds of thousand acres of
good land will be drained and made
fit for cultivation by the digging of
this ditch, which is expected to be
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10
Homeseekers' Excursions.

The Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
road will sell round-trip excursion
tickets every Tuesday to points in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the
Canadian Northwest, and on the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month to points in the south, south
east, west and southwest. Rate one
fare plus So. Liberal limits and
stop-over privileges. For rates and
further particulars call on agents
or address A. B. Cults, G. P. & T.
A. Minneapolis. MINI. 35-tf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10

completed this fall. When the wa
ter is eventually turned into Hawk
creek there will be some high water
for time.
Danube Herald: A walk up the
gravel pit track at present reveals a
big fortune in railroad ties. The
ties are piled from 10 to 20 feet
high on both sides Of nearly the en-
tire length of the track and are of a
high grade quality. About every
40 feet tunnel is left thru the huge
pile and here are stationed a couple
of barrels filled with water and sew
eral pals, this as a precaution
against fire. For this reason and
also because the ties are piled on a
bed of gravel, one would naturally
come to the conclusion; that the rail-
road company expects to let them
remain here for some time. A rough
CSClIlldCC pIdCCo IIlC value VI IIlC GlGS
at a quarter of a million dollars.
While out hunting ducks in Sleepy
Eye lake William SteinkeIand Walter
Larson had a narrow escape from
drowning. The two BOYS were in
boat. One Of them spied duck not
far away from where they were and
standing up in the boat he took aim
and fired. The recoil of the gun
threw him off his balance, capsized
the boat and both boys went into
the water. The prompt action of
the renter on the William Hilleshelm
farm probably saved the lads lives.
Hearing their cries for help he
rowed out to where the two fell in
and picked them up. Both lost their
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
In hallazgo curioso

Desde hace algtin tempo los devo-
tos que concurrfan a la iglesia de
San Antonio Scurcolla, poblac;5n ita-
Llama de la provincial de Aquila, es-
taban grandemante intrigados, por-
que de continue Sc eSouchaban rui-
dos misteriosos en- Ia iglesia, cuan-
do reinaba en- ella Ell silencio mas
, complete y los feles Sc entregaban
4 Ia oracion.
Ell parroco, por tranquilizar 4 sus
feligreses, hizo indagaciones con el
fin de saber de un nodo cierto de
. donde procedfan aquellos ruidos, Y
por dltimo mando derribar parte del
tabique, apareciendo 4 Ia vista de
todos una valiosa pintura al fresco,
que representaba al popular San An.
tonic de Asfs.
Aunquc los fle1es atribuven el ha-
llazgO 4 un milagro, Ell parroco supo-
ne que todo es efecto de una casua-
lidad y que el ruido 10 producfan las
ratas. que habfan enpezado & roer
ef yeso de la pared.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
OiraS rcGbiiaS en- d "BoIedn NcrcandI''


FfcroR BALAGUER.-LAs CUEvAs DE
MoNsERRAT.
Curiosas narraciones de una ex-
ploraci6n a las famosas cuevas de Mon
serrat (Cataluna) donde Sc describen
suS naturales bellezas en- las que Sc
Ia cuenta de los extraordinarios V
epicos acontecimientos ahf acaecidos.
Los fantasticos picachos que bana el
Llobregat estan admira blemente des-
criptos por el conocido escritor cata-
Ian Victor Balaguer.
BIBLIoTEcA PATRIA, CUENTos TRAzos
/ por Enrique Menendez Pelayo
Ilustr aciones de Luis Palao.-Ins-
tructivaS Y NOR ales lecturas para
para los niflos, en- estilo tierns v
facil Y con fines altamente educa-
tivos.
LA GUERRA RUso-J -JApoNEsA.-DE MuK-
DEN A LA PAz, por don Augusta
Riera.
Ell formidable choque ruso-japones,
sin precedentes historicos, en- ell que
Sc decidieron ocho batallas campales
y 23 grandes y empenados combates
favor de los hijos del Sol Naciente
esta hel y acknowledgements narrado er
la obra de eximio escritor don Angus
to Riera.
SANGU1NEAs por Catulo Mendes. ira
ducci6n de Carlos Miranda & illus
traciones de Poveda y otros.
SANGUiNEAs Sc llamaron en- Paris
durante ell siglo IS unos dibujos a
lapiz rojo, fguradamente llama asf e
autor una serie de cuadros litera-
rios magistralmente trazados. Ale
Jese de la mente del lector toda ide.
de impudencia y yea solo en- el tftu
To- ell colorido 8 viveza de las her
mosas concepciones del autor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
En- Ia Mansion EjeCutiVa
Proxima reception Ell jueves
por la noche

Ell dia 70 de Enero debi6 haberse
efectuado la reception con que los es.
timados esposos Winthrop huber an
deseado obsequiar 4 sus amigos para
tener la oportunidad de felicitarles por
ell afio nuevo segdn es practica social
pero no pudo realizarse aquells por
hallarse ausentes en- los Estados Uni
dos. y con tai motive Sc verifcarS la
referida reception Ell jueves II del
actual, esper ando ell gobernado- y la
sefiora Winthrop que concurran sus
amigos 4 fin de tener la oportunidad
de felicitarles y desearles un feliz y
prospero "afio nuevo"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
CORTE Do DISTRITO De GUAYAHI
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

4 Gabriel Belgodere y Reys, sus he.
rederoS. cauSa- -habientes, suceS ion
8 quien su derecho represente.
Por Ell presente sc noti6ca usted
que sc ha presentado en- la ofcina
del Secretario de esta Corte, la de,
manda de Ia actora antes citada, en-
la que solicita de la Corte, que una
vez vistos los documentos originarios
del derecho que tiene la demandan-
te, dicte SentenCia coudenandO al de-
mandado, Sus herederos, causa-ha-
bientes, succession quien su uerecho
represente, al pago de Ia suma de
500 dollars, intereses y costas de este
litigio
Y Sc notifca usted que de no
comparecer contestar esta demanda.
dentro de los cuarenta dfas, despues
de la primera publication de este
edicto la demandante podra obtener
y obtendra de la Corte, una sentencia
de conformidad con la sdplica de la
Demanda previa la justification de 10
preceptuado en- ell artfculo ros, apar-
tado 3 del Codigo de Enjuiciamiento
Civil.
Y para su publication en- ell perio-
Idico ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL, que sc
edita en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
una vez por semana durante 40 dfas,
y de orden del Honorable Luis Mufioz
Morales, Juez de esta Corte, libro el
presente que frmo y sello con ell de
la Corte el dfa o de Diciembre de
1906. Fecha de la primera publica-
cion el 4 de Diciembre.
E. Abogado de la Demandante, Don
c. Dominique y Rubio.
Francisco Morales, Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

SESSION DE HOY

Esta mafiana a las diez, di6 princi
pio la session en- la Camara de Deleg a
dos previas las formulas acostumbr a
las fin de proceder la 'lectura de-
mensaje por ell Gobernador de Puerto
Rico. A las diez y cuarto lego ell Sc
nor Post con sus compafieros de Con-
sejo.
Los secretaries de ambas Cam ar as
pasaron lista. Estaban presentes to.
dos los sehores que csmponen ell Con-
sejo Executive menos ell sefIor San
chez Morales que esta ausente,
Respondieron la lista por la Ca
mara baja los delegados siguientes:
Besosa, Coira, Coll y Cuchf, Abril,
Delgado, Giol, Gonzalez Garcia,
Nendez, Serrano, Garcia Salgado,
Mantalvo, Mendez Cardona, Matienzo
Cintr6n, Palmer Romero Rosa, Soler
Mortorell, Virella Uribe,- Vitella RE
ricol Was Ochoteco Zavala.
Nombrada la comisi6n conjunta rse-
Tlores del Vale, Barbosa Diaz Ma
yarro por el COnsejo; Was, Nendez
Cardona y zavala por la Camara ba-
jaI para dar cuenta al gobernador, es-
te penetra luego en- ell salon las 10 90
Todos los concurrentes Sc pusieron
de pie. Ell sef1or Gobernador termi-
no de leer su informe las once y dos
minutes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
NOTICIAS

En- la noche del 'Sabado fu6 NOR
tolmente herido el individuo Trini-
dad Davila por su hermano Juan. a
un kil6metro de la poblaci6n de Fa-
jardo, Inmediatam ente Sc constitu-
yo en- ell lugar del suceso el Sargen-
to de JESUS transportandose ell heri-
do al hospital donde muri6 cuatro ho-
ras despues. Fue capturado en- la
maf1ana del domingo por la policfa
el agresor, y Sc ocup6 el revolver
que estaba escondido. El Tuzgado
Municipal entiende en- ell asunto,