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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-22
BULLS AFTER a X
VT. vernon Beasties Have Him Up on q
for a while.

Mt. vernon Beasties Have Him Up on a
ROckplIe for n While.
DIR. Brush. Mayor Of Mount Vernon, Is
the owner of Schlitz and Blitz two OF the
finest three year old Holstein bulls ne
AYERS, that ever roamed a pasture, so
proud Of them is he that he exhibited the
animals at the County Fair which ran all
last week in Madison Square Garden. he
sent down two Of his own men on Saturday
to lead the bulls back home again.
DR.. Brush's men left the Garden with
their charges in good order late Saturday
night. No one knows what allured them
or what became OF them, but early yester-
day morning that section Of Harlem ana
The Bronx which lies about Central Bridge,
carrying Jerome avenue across the Harlem
River at l56th street, beheld two snorting
Holstein bulls roaming up and down the
streets.
Jim B~ushenheim, who drives a milk
wagon on a route about ten miles long
on the banks Of the Harlem. saw the bulls
nibbling the grass on he Bronx side OF
the bridge. Jim had heard somewhere
that IL you approach any animal, however
! ferocious, with something to eat IN your
hand and q kind but firm expression IN
your eve, the animal will walk up and be
captured like a tame rabbit. He hitohed
his milk wagon in a retired shed, made a
moose out OF his hitching strap, took a hand
full of oats out OF his feed box in the other
hand and with a beaming eve advanced
upon Blitz, the nearest Of the bulls.
Blitz beheld him advance without a sign
Of interest save a gentle switching OF the
tail. Jim kept on until he was within ten
feet Of the animal. Then Schlitz suddenly
lowered his head and made a dash Tor the
milkman.
lin ran down under the bridge and along
the bank of the river with the bull after
him. Then doubling back. he darted across
the bridge and climbed up on top OF a pile
OF granite blocks. Both the animals paved
the ground at the base of the pile. Jim
would nave been there still probably n
about a hundred Harlemites would have
gone without milk in their coffee yesterday
morning and maybe to-day had not Police
mar Stack Of the West l52d street station
come along. He whistled for Policeman
Corners on the next beat and the two men
set about freeing the milk bearer OF the
district. :,
Stack got a long rope and Corners armed
himself with a pitchfork. Then the two
cons warily approached the paving bulls.
By deft use OF the fork Corners kept off,
Biitz until Stack had lassoed Schlitz INC
fastened him securely to a telegraph pole.
The same plan was followed with Blitz,
and Jim Jumped from his perch and went
OF to the relief Of the breakfasts OF
Harlem.
The bulls we're taken to the pound later,
where DR.. Brush can nave them by sending
for them. The animals were identlfied by
broad leather collars bearing their names
and that Of their owner in brass letters.
The men haven't turned up yet.
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Roosevelt Committee for Hughes.

The independent Rooee welt Committee.
which was credited with doing excellent
work on the Fast Side in the Presidential
campaign OF 1904, has recognized and is
now in the thick Of the fight for Hughes.
The members have been strictly independent
in everything but national politics. but 30
many Of them decided to vote for Hughes
this year that they concluded TO reorganize
in the interest N the Republican candidate
for Governor.
The committee is made up Of about $50
we'll to do business and professional m en- Of
the East Side. Abraham =. Schooner N
president. The general headquarters are at
les East Broadway. and there are seven
branch headquarters scattered through
Manhattan and The Bronx. Meetings ar e
held in these branches every night.
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Music on the Tammany Phones.

Tammany Hall will invade the lower East
Side tonight with automobiles and grama-
phones. Six automobiles are to start from
the Fourteenth street headquarters at 8
O'Clock tonight filed with s~pellbinders.
Each Of the machines will take an avenue
running through the East Side. AZ every
few blocks the machines will be stopped
and the gramaphones started to turning
out music for the purpose Of drawing a
crowd. and then the spelIbinders will begin
their part Of the programme.
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HEARST CAMPAIGN IN SYR4CUSE.
james X. McGuIre Is AbOu All That u Left
u-IAbOr Vote slipping Away.

James X. Mcclure Is About All That IL Left
o. It-IabOr Vote slipping Away.
SYRACUSE. Oct. 2l.-An% influential Demo-
crat said to-day:
Mr.. Hearst's campaign here has gone
10 pot. The canvass now being made Of
Onondaga county at Hearst's instance mas
discouraged his workers. Harry G. VIM
Jams, recently president Of the Trades
Assembly. who presided at the Hearst
Hughes. James II. Horton. secretary Of
the Trades Assembly. n Of the indie
pendence League organizers, il also openly
against Mr.. Hearst. The Republican mana
gers here are centring their efforts on the
labor vote. The results are becoming APP
parent. James X. Mcclure Is about all
that il left Of the Hearst campaign here,
and he, while q great hustler, 10 loaded down
with his asphAlt trust connection-'
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WANTS THE TAXES COLLECTED.
Chicago Corporation Counsel ADV Ises Col
IectOr 70 Seize me In Courts Hands.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-In a caustic letter Z o
County Treasurer John Hanberg advising
that Official Of his duties to the taxpayers
Corporation Counsel j. Hamilton Lewis
insists on the immediate collection Of
81, %, 4SS Of taxes md demands that the
tangible property of corporations be at
tached il thew do not nay at once.
The taxes claimed by the Corporation
Counsel are based on the property dis
covered by the recent tax crusade carried
on by the city.
In cases where estates are still pending
before the Probate Court Mr.. Lewis adj
vises the Treasurer that the taxes can be
arbitrarily taken out Of the funds under
control Of the court, and that the managers
OF the estates can be cited for contempt
il they oppose h action.
Mr.. Lewis asserts that corporations can
be compelled to pay the taxes before they
appeal to the courts.
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~GOLDFOGLE WON'T QUIT.
stays in the Three COrnered Congress
Fight In the Ninth,

The Socialists Of the Ninth Congress
district who are running a candidate named
Morris Hillquit against Charles s. Adler.
Republican. and Henry NJ. Goldfogle. Tam
many. set aloat last night a story to the
effect that Mr.. Goldfogle. in his ~disappoint-
ment at being unable to land one OF the
judiciary nominations. would decline to
run for Congress again. Judge Goldiogle
last night said tina this was an unqualified
lie and that h would to-day start an active
campaign in the district and open up head
quarters. II would he impossible any
way for the Judge to withdraw at this stage
unless il could be shown that his certificate
of nomination was defective. only tnis
cause or death or disqualification would
ALLOW Of a substitution at this time.
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CARTTATL PHONE TALK
For Hughes to ResOuRd on All the Fast
Side street corners

EtNN 'NANNN Wv"
The photograph as a campaign SPELL
binder will be tried tonight on the East
Side. when the Hughes volunteer cam
paigners will mount twenty-five phono-
graphs on wagons and let the machines
talk on the various corners OF the East
streets.
The leading spirit Of the Hughes volun-
teers is May er Shoenfeld. A few days
ago Shoenfeld preached his photograph
idea at the headquarters Of the club at
272 Grand street and 1t met with instant
approval. Shoenfeld and a committee
from the club contracted at once for twenty
five monographs with big morning glory
horns.
Before dusk some OF the records had been
completed. In the evening groups OF East
Side orators gathered behind closed doors
and began their speeches into the machines.
BY midnight many spec ches had been made
in this manner and the Photographs were
ready for business.
From now until election day wagon 8
will carry the monographs about the East
Side afternoons and evenings and assisted
by a brass band the novel spellbinding will
begin. When enough records have done
their work for the Republican candidate
at one corner the Photographs will be
moved to another. There is no set itinerary.
The monographs will be moved from corner
t. corner. The Hughes volunteers say
there are enough corners on the East Side
to g around between this and election
day.
Some Of the speeches will be original.
Mr.. Shoenfeld says, and others will he
reproductions Of speeches already made
at upstate rallies. Most of the speeches
will be in English, but there will he also
some Yiddish oratory.
The Hughes volunteers are also busy
spreading campaign literature east Of the
Bowery in the form Of cards and dod gers.
One that was handed to passers-by yester-
day runs;
HEARsT's POLITICAL CALENDAR:
s Months ....... Socialist
= NOUNS Ei.t.,; ILL., N.Y.
On Election pay .DeieHltu
One Day After Election. 100. ~,,......R Runs Again
The reverse side Of the card says:
SURE THING.
We're there a few thousand Chinese voters
in the State Of New York. the Hon. William
r. Hearst would not have raised the Chinese
nv the way. why did not Mr.. Hears bonn
bard the Chinese issue during his four years
term in Congress?
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BlE stick Nomination Petitions Accepted.

YoNKERs, Y. Y, Oct. Plat 9 O'Clock last
evening Secretary Of State O'Brien accepted
the amended petitions Of nomination signed
by I,IS7 names for the independent nomina-
ton OF John F. Brennan, Michael Kane and
Allison Butts as candidates for the Supreme
Court on the anti-mRchine ticket. whose
emblem is the Big Stick. The Secretary
ruled the petitions u originally. on the
ground that they we're defective.
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ARRIE

ALLEN-FINDLAY.-on Saturday. October .ota,
1908. Al Trinity Church. Towson. Nd. by Rev.
William H.. Powers. Mary Van Lear, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Lear Findlsy. 70
iorke Allen.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
cAhANEA CENTRAL.

At Cananea Central excellent prog ress is being made with the develop ment, attending which are the very best,pf findings. More and more ore is showing up every day and great bodies are being blocked out forsth future Three shifts are in every face of the workings. These are employed at straight development and as fast as room Is made. additional men are put to work. No stoping Is being done, every pound of ore removed be- ing taken out merely in course of open ing up the mine. The firsl-class ores thus secured are bringing returns from the smclter of about s30.060 a month. The low grade ores. to 6 per cent concentrating ore. no longer go to the Greene reduction works. being left on the dump for future treatment. In this connection it can be said that no plans have been formulated by Supt. Talbot regarding g coBcentrator on the ground, but that it Is practically cer- tainty that In due time the Cananea Central will acquire and have such q Dlant
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
BUTTE AND ARIZONA
 MAKING B|G SHOWING
Probable That Development Work Will! Be Pushed on
 Large Scale,

With the recent strike of chalcopy- rite ore in the workings of the Butte & Arizona property in the Huachucas, and the visit a few days since to the property of W. w. Adams. one of the company's directors. big things arc looked for in the way of development work al that company's mine.
 Secured on lease and bond but q few months ago. work has been prose cuted under the direction of A. C. Pohndorf. and large body of copper ore encountered. The main drift is in solid chalcopyrite for a distance of 45 feet, and crosscut fifteen feet is still in the same material.
 W. w. AGams. of Butte. Montana. recently made an expert examination of the property with a view to further plans. Just what he will recommend has not been give out as yet, but it is safe to say that this branch of Anal gamated will develop their property on large scale.
 Mir Adams and Mr. Pohnderf are new in the city. Mr. Adams expects to leave for Montana within the next day or two. when 1t Is thought that ke will give out the plans of his company ,,after consulting with the other mem bsrs cf his directorate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
STEEL WORK HALTED.

FL PASO. Tex. Nov. f0.-The work Of construction on the steel frame for the E1 Paso & Southwestern office building at the corner of Stanton ana Franklin streets has been halted at the fourth floor and will not be re- sumed until the brick work has been brought to this floor. The center steel columns have been finished as far as the fifth floor. but will be car ried no further until the brick work IS completed to this height.
 The brick work has been pushed re gently and is now at the second floor The stone arches at both the Franklin and Stanton street entrances have been set and the false work binding the arches has been removed. Each of the arches bear engraved in the stone the inscription: "El Paso X Southwestern"
 It is estimated that the building VII be completed within six months II nc setbacks occur in the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
HIGHER PRICES ARE PREDICTED
 NEXT WEEK
Warren. American, Globe and
 Dem Are the Favorites- Globe Consolidated Shaft Reaches a Depth of 250 Ft,
tBy Frank J. Graf.)

The close of the week does not show the conditions to be as bad as was expected in the face of the bad bank statement. The New York and Bos- ton market closed weak, and looks as though there is still that unsettled condition still existing in the money market.
 in our local market everything looks good and there is almost a positive assurance that the coming week ought to see better prices, more especlaliy Ill Warren, American, Globe and Denh' Warren I have called to your atten- ton several times, and from all indlca- tions this stock will be hard to get and better prices are assured Wofh will be started at once, and the sales of lots will be on within the next two weeks if not earlier. This statement although not given me authentic. can be reasonably assured as fact. Mon day this stock will be hard to get at SIS. Take notice.
 American at the close of the market also shows strength, bids coming out at s1l.0o. with none offered under SII.50. penn-Arizona is getting Tn shape to do very vigorous work the coming week. and sinking will be re sumed- The pumps and other ma chinery are getting an oyerhauhng and will be in readiness for business st the close of the week
 Globe Con. Is pushing right along, the shaft at the present iS down about es,O feet. and from all reports will see the 900 foot level at the close of the month.
 Greene Con. has been pretty wei iobbed during the week, with all kinds Of reports coming out. and also tha there is heavy short interest n the market. This report is hard to veri fy, although do not expect 10 sec Greene take on any fancy prices. Olt Dom. continues weak, and think l: selling too high. understand tha there are many. of the insiders tha have sold their holdings. for ,verf zoe reason, which sp pot at liberty 6 the present urne to state, although think 1t would be unwise to buy uai certain matters are adjusted. BeSo.' still holds well st SO, with very lltti' coming out near these figures Shat tuck Arizona continues to be in gooI demand at $39, and very little coming out at these figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
|DR|LLERS ABANDON
 q. DAVID WELLS
Promoters of Project Are Not Discounted and Will
 Engage Others

Drilling for artesian water in the San Pedro Valley in the vicinity of
 St. David has been abandoned. Driller o. F. Mackey has pulled his string of
 tools and given up his part of the en- deavor to supply the farmers of St.
 David with sufficient artesian water for irrigation purposes. The action of Mackey is the direct result of a conference recently held between him self and Messrs. Coger and Everhardy | it is said, could not be made to suit
 the demands of all concerned. This does not mean the absolute giving up of the project, however. St. David ranchers and the water compa- ny, having the work in hand, are all
 confident that with oeDth d flow of
 water will be tapped thGt will Insure a supply over and above the present demands Other negotiations are pending, having for their end the en- i gagement of another drilling outfit | that will go through to the depths | where it is expected water will again be encountered.
 While it has been but few months
 since the Mackey drills were brought
 in and work started, a flow of water
 has already been encountered that in
 itself supplies goodly amount to the
 vallely. This was stopped. howeye",
 in order that drilling might be ,Gore
 advantageously prosecuted to great.
 CT depth.
 i Bisbee, Benson and St. David capital is behind the project, and it is the con lfident opinion of many who have look.
 ed into the indications that a heavy | flow will sooner or later De developed
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-The Sier'a Madre Land and Lumber company the corporation organized for the handling of the lumber properties of Colonel w. C. Greene. mas made ar rangemeuts for issuing s3.900.000 in per cent thirty year bonds to se- cure funds tc pay for the construc- tion of the railroad from Temosachic on the Chihuahua < Pacific railroad. and the lumber properties, which are situated about fifty miles north of that point. as well as for the con struetion of sawmills and numbering operations.
 George D. Cook & Co, have under taken to place the first block of S1,- 500.000 of the bonds and probably will handle the full amount. The bonds will be offered to the public practically at par. although the price for each bond may vary slightly as
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
SIERRA MADRE GO.
 WILL ISSUE BONDS

t is provided that they shall be re- deemed in amounts of s25.oO0 each year after 1911.
 The SieTra Mad-e Land and Lam Der company owns vast tract of timber land. comprising several mil lion acres. n the state of Chihuahua. Most of the timber is pine. although there are large quantities of other woods Fffty-one per cent of The cap ital stock of the Sierra Madrc Land and Lumber company is held by the Greene Consolidated Copper com pany lt is the intention of the Rio Grande. Sierra Madre and Pacific railroad, another Greene property, tn ultimately construct an extension from TerraZas to connect with the line constructed by the Sierra Madre Land and Lumber company. making a through line from Fl Paso tC Temosachic.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.

(By Special Wire to Duey X OyerlockD
 NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Secretary Shaw has arrived in Washington, but ras made no announcement Of any as sistance to the money market.
 Director Roberts of the mint. quot ed at Denver. thinks bar silver will ai vance to 76 cents or Better within the next two years.
 John C. Wellington, vice-presilec. of the Illinois Central. is dead. Disturbances over 1oc fare Is re- flected in the quarterly statement Oi |B. R. T.
 The banks lost on the weeks cur lrency movement $3.044 300. DOW. JONES & co:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11

Nov. 10, l906.-Heavy de- mand for Warren stock was the feature of the closing hours of the market today. The fact that the company's townsite will be thrown open to the pub lie on the fifteenth of the month caused a scramble. This became generally known this afternoon, and there was hard ly a trader for miles around who was net willing to pay a point and better above the prices bid during the fast few days. It would appear that the stock will go still consider ably higher on the opening oI the markets next week. That the shares are worth the prices to which 1t is likely to rise will be apparent to everyone who will take the trouble to ob- serve how quickly the townsita property of the company. will be gobbled up, and also when IL is considered that this townsite property alone is worth nearly par value of the stock.
 Outside of activity in War ren and a sudden demand for Cananea Duluth from the north country the market was at a standstill. All stocks show little or no change. and the trading was scattered. s & P. Central. keweenaw, Globe and Black Mountain were the most active ones With a fav- orable change in the money situation the boards from top to bottom will display higher prices. and at the present levei ore could hardly make a mis- take even in making selections at random for purchases.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
LA FRANCE COPPER co.

Stockholders of the La France Cop per Co. in special session late Friday afternoon authorized an issue of s2,- 000,000 G per cent 25-year first mort gage convertible bonds to be used in retiring a Ike amount of debentures, all of which are outstanding.
 The La France company is a Heinze concern and operates the Lexington group of mines in the Butte district option on which was exercised for MT. Heinze in March of the current year.
 The entire capitalization of the La France company, S7.000, 900 divided in to s6,0Oo, 900 common and sl,000. .00C preferred. is outstanding; S0,00C shares of the stock are held by the Copper Securities Co. a slo,o00.00 New Jersey corporation which is also controlled by the Heinze interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
cIck's STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Orerlock.j
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1o-Stocks con unued to show dullness and rather ir- regular tendencies. though the under ton remained rather firm until the publication of the bank statement. which made an unfavorable showing. The announcement that Secretary Shaw would not do anything unless he thought the situation materially changed. had an adverse effect on the list. and stocks sold off sharply. Active issues like Reading, Amalga- mated Copper. Union Pacific and Pennsylvania showed the greatest da- cline. The close was active and at about the lowest Of the day
 DICK.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 BOSTON. Nov. 10.-The copper mar ket was very dull today. The selling of Greene has stopped for the r. esent. and it rallied easily to s25.75. On any further bulge We think t should be sold for a turn. Range iS still being picked up, and is the strongest stock on the list today The bank statement Is very poor. and secretary Shaw refuses 10 do anything to help out the situation. The big interests are against any speculation now. and will use all efforts to keep the market quiet and firm until the money 'egips 10 come back from the west
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
ANOTHER BUTTE MINING co.

Butte.-The organization of the Butte & Superior Copper Co. was com pleted here last Friday and the Black Rock group. composed of the Black Rock. Niagrd, Four Johns. Raymond, Constitution. Peake. Parker Prescott, Paul PaTdee. Pueblo and aris quartz claims, has been deeded to A. B. Vol win. John F. Killorin and Thomas J. Davis of Duluth, in trust for the new company. The Duluth interests rep resent the big financial syndicate of Lake Superior men who own the con trolling interest in Butte & Superior
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11
'. ]. HOLMAN & co
 BROKERS. { Unlisted Stocks Speciality. caIumet-Duluth.c .chicaeo-eisbee

Bisbee, A. r., Nov. 10.
 The close Of the week finds
 the market quiet, with most Of
 the stocks quoted at lower fig-
 ures than last weeks close.
 C. & A. gained four points,
 North Butte and Butte Coall ton lost one point each. Greene is 1-2 point stronger. Sup. ( Pitts. lost one point. while cananea Central, Globe, American and Shattuck remain ed about the same. Oenn fell off 1-2 points. Warren, which weakened a few days ago to $1f.so, took a sudden brace this } afternoon, closing strong at , S12.5o, which is still point , below last weeks close. ke- , weenaw also shows a slight , gain for the week, the balance , showing little change. } The market tonight presents } a strong undertone, and we look for activity and higher ! nriree ne~f week
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-11

The Phoenix Gazette is acGseG d selling it's columns to the jointuR crowd. allowing joint statehood doDe to appear in it's columns at the rate n $g for a half page.