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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-14
SPIKE AND RAIL.

=. Il. Morris, special agent for the
Salt Lake Route, left for Los Angeles
last light
General Agent Harding of the Colora-
do Midland has gone to GOdfeld on a
frelght-huntlng expedition,
Three carloads OF laborera passed
Though here yesterday en- route TO the
west end of the Western Pacific.
i. .. Keyes of the Vanderbilt lines
and Ed Drake OF the Rock Island and
Frisco systems left for Idaho last night,
General Superintendent L. Buckng-
ham Of oregon Short Line left yester-
day on a trip of inspection over the
system.
District Freight and Passenger Agent
]. l.. Moore Of the Salt Lake Route has
returned from business trip TO Los
Angeles
George Elstun, proprietor OF the Elmo
hotel at Colorado Springs, Is In the city
today and haves FOR Los Angeles to-
night,
= G. Rhodes, travelling passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee q 81.
Paul, at Denver, is numbered among
the visiting railroad men.
Hi Dunn, travelling passenger agent
for the oregon Short Line, Is IN Pay
elte. looking after the new feeder now
building to New Plymouth,
The Rio Grande announces that II viii
run special trains from Tiutlc and tho
south on the occasion OF the Ben Davis
concert IN the Tabernacle next week.
The telegraph departments Of the To-
cal railroads have been having very
strenuous time during the past "a hours
with grounded wires occasioned by the
storm
A Raymond Whitcomb party Of los
people ia due to arrive this afternoon
from the coast. They viii continue on
east tomorrow evening over the Rio
Graudc,
iThe Denver u Rio Grande car men
! have failed To secure the raise OF per
cent asked The Brotherhood Of Rail
way Carmen. however, has secured
| from the Rio Grande a new set Of rules
| and articles OF agreement that will ef-
| feet 300 mcn.
c. O. WhIttemore, attorney for the
Salt Lake Route, is quoted In the Ne
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vada papers as saying: I'VE expect
10 have the road completed and cars
running to Beatty by the first OF May.
and from the very start We expect TO
have all the business we can handle.
The Denver Post is authority for the
statement that the earnings OF the
Denver a Rio Grande railway for the
current fiscal year are on much high
er level than IN the preceding fiscal
year. and It Is believed they win per-
nit the payment OF at least per cent
dividend on the s3s,0000O0 common
stock outstanding.
Articles of incorporation OF the j, r
OMEN Construction company have
bool filef with the clerk of Weber coun.
~ II is capitalized at $4,000 shares
beng at the par value Of 500 each. The
officers of the company are j. p, O'Neill,
president, ID. \. Smyth. vice president:
Gilbert Porter. secretary; A. r. Hey
wood, treasurer. These. with Jennie W.
@ Nell and Pat Fahey constitute the
board OF directors.
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HUMOROUS.

\ Boston Spinster owns a dog
One Of those high-bred 'toWsers,"
That's so well bred and nice, tbs said
He never pants-he trousers"
Philadelphia Post
do you think that mosquitoes carry
malaria?' II dunno" answered FARM
er Corntosse They never took any
away from here. Washington Star
is that John givin' the college veil
inside? That amt the college veil.
the old mans flailin' him out with a
hickory, an he's givln' the home
yell"-Atlanta Constitution.
you needn't tell me-" observed
Uncle Allen Sparks, that hree-tourths
OF all the misery and crime is caused
by whisky It's caused by the dog
goned fools that drink lt,"--Chlcago
Tribune.
Bridget did YOU mold the bread
as | told you|' mo, mum, lput 1t In
that damp copboard. Last weeks
bread modeG itself In there. an what's
n use OF takip' extra trouheg'--
Cleveland Leader,
Howell: "A good deal depends on
the formation Of early habits" Powell:
u know "; when | was q baby my
mother hired a woman Ia wheel me
about, and ! have been pushed for
money ever sInce.'-Town Topics.
Come, Willie.' said his mother
dom be so selfish. Let your little
brother play with your marbles a little
while But protested While. "he
means 20 keep them always' "Oh, |
guess not" - guess yes, cause no
swaIlered EN-, Philadelphia Press.
Doesn't that law restricting your
company's privileges cause you appre-
henslon p NO answered Mr.. Dustin
stax, The law Is all right. What
bo,hers me is the fear that one OF
these days they'll get enthusiastic ana
enforce it.'--Washington Star.
"oh john cried Mrs. Subbubs the
moment he got home, you told the
cook this morning to clean IN Tho
silver. didn't your? Yes" he replied
"Why?' We'll, she cleaned No the
silver and lot of other things, and
she's gone with them" illustrated
Bits.
Perhaps this nlckle will pass" said
the tobacconlst, as the customer maid
Tor a cigar, but I'm not sure -
What's the matter with IL" demand
ed the customer, putting al the weed
well, Il Isn't as good as It might
be" well, neither Is this clsar'''-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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BAD FOR THE HoBos.
Hartman Introducing Engines Which
Prohibit Blind Baggage" Riding,

The new type Of Pacific locomotives
ordered by the Hartman lines Is call
culated 20 make the average hobo and
would-he train robber feel that there IL
conspiracy against him. Nine OF these
engines have been received and will
be put into service ON the Union Pa
ciflc Wyoming division, Hereafter when
a hobo attempts to steal a ride on tho
blind baggage he will receive e shock
because the new engines are fitted with
a vestibulc AZ the rear of the tender
which ffectually checks any attempts to
board the train. Climbing over thu
tender and holding up the engine crew
under the new condition will be practi-
cally impossible. The new passenger
engines SO fitted are Nos. S76, SIC S1i
and g1S
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HABEAs CORPUS NIGHT.
Three Petitions For Writs Considered
BY Judge Lewis Last Evening.

Last night might be termed habeas
corpus night in Judge Lewis division OF
the district court, as three petitions for
Writs o. habeas corpus were considered
at the night session held particularly
foi that purpose The cases Involve the
liberty OF Al Miller. Charles Baughman
ard John Kooyman The first two are
adults who We're recently committed TO
the cuun iail by Judge Brown OF the
juveLile court for contributing TO the
6,ln;quenry OF a young girl who Is now
confined IN the state industrial school
at Ogden. kooyman IL boy IL years
OF age who was sent 10 the county jan
for petit larceny by Judge Diehl OF the
city court.
Miller was sentenced To six months
and baughman TO one month. In their
cases Attorney Newton commended that
the juvenile court law is demonstrations
al and the Judge had no jurisdiction IN
tE, tusts The sentence In each case
,yas fer mot more" than six months
and mot more" than 80 days, and CON
tanned the further condition that ANY
par, uf this sentence may be suspended,
pending conditions to be determined at
further hearing" II was therefore
argued by Attorney Newton that when
the prisoners were in the county jail
one minute they had served their sem
ter,C ds there was no minimum term
stated In the commitment Attorney
Benner " Smith appeared for the juve-
nile court and submitted the decision of
Judge Howell OF Ogden, In which lac
held that the juvenile court law Is con-
stitutional. At the conclusion OF the
arguments both cases were taken under
GdvsemCut
The cas- Of John Kooyman was Just
the reverse OF the other two cases. His
attorney Robert y. Porter. contended
that the boy wns only Is years of age
and hence should have been handled BY
the Juvenile court and the Judge OF the
city court had no jurisdiction in the
matter Assistant County Attorney
Hanson appeared in behalf Of the state.
This matter was also taken under adj
Visemtnt
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local otice Of the wealth
or bureau for the "A hours ending at 8
a. m. today:
Temperature at 6 a m. 30 degrees;
maximum 80, minimum %. mean 49,
which is s degrees below normal
Precipitation for the q hours ending
at . a. m. 10 inch
Procipitaton since tho first NJ the
month, 2O9 inch. which Is 80 inch above
the normal
since Jan. T. l23 inch
Relative humidity, " per cent
FORECAST TILL 6 2. NJ. THURSDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Local snow tonight and probably Thurs
day,
The low barometriC pressure over this
section will cause local snow tonight and
probably Thursday In this vicinity
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm over southwest Utah has lost
energy but Is still central In that vicinity
causing rain or snow over the entire
United States from tho Pacific coast u
the Atlantic. in conjunction with a storm
over tho central dult The high barometer
with cold wave extends over the north
ern plnteau, northern Rocky mountain
slope upper Mississippi and Missouri val
Azure 10 degrees below zero IN North
Dakota. Montana and Alberta and u
degrees below zero In Wyoming and
r. j. HYATT,
Local Forecaster.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

Adventure, $50 q 6,75. Atlantic, sLso
q 2L621s; Amagamated, LO1 15Ql.0s On,
Alaues, Ss00d3S50, Bingham Con, $500
030,3Ila, Boston Con- 22J0023 00. Butte
Coalition, 36.25a36 49, Calumet & Heo.
Ia, 6S5.00m690 Centennial %. 50d2G Is,
Con, Mercur, SEA 6S; Copper Range
79.j00i9.7J; Daily West, 1425ql5.0O: East
Butte l0.75all.00; CRANKY l269laa
i2.s1h Michigan, l3,5OalL00; Mohawk.
So 00Q 5S.25; Nevada Con, l9.O00l9l2ls.
Old Dominion, i5.25@45.75; Osceola.
l0OO0d10lO0 Parrot, SI50@ BOO; Roy.
ale, 22.5Od23.0O; Tenn. Copper H.0OQ
$500; Utah Con, 6l50G62OO United
States Com, 5j.75q $500; United States.
Pfd, 4i,s7Is345.O0; United Copper, $500
G69.37la
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power VIII be secured direct from the
falls, and a shearing plant Is now be-
ing Installed with that object IN View
When last years figures are taken In
10 consideration Il ls estimated that
there VIII be close upon 2?O,0 sheep
sheared at this point this spring. I'M
der the new system 1t Is anticipated.
that the sheep can be shearel much
quicker and none will he cut by the
sheares as is the case when the work
is done by hand,
AheariIg IN Idaho. which usually
commences at the latter part OF March,
VIII In an probability be postponed this
season until the first week IN April.
In Utah the first corral TO get down
to work VII be that at Cisco on the Rio
Grande. The date set is Monday, April
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pENsY GETS MORE LINES.

Philadelphia, March i3.-The principle
business transacted today at the annua,
meeting OF tho stockholders oi the
Pennsylvania railroad was the adop-
tlOn Of a resolution authorizing the ac-
QUESTION Of additional lines For this
purpose the directors wore authorized
10 issue from time 10 time the remain
ing capital stock not required by presi-
dent outstanding convertible bonds. The
issuable capital stock amounts 20 }l5.
00G 200
The roads TO Do acquired are tho
Southwest Pennsylvania railway which
extends through the coke region from
Greensburg 10 Connellsville and Union
town, the Yorkhaven 10 Glenlock and
the allegheny valley railway forming
connection between the main line
nj Pittsburg and The Erie railroad at
Driftwood.
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VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.
Il, y. Jensen Lost In Suit Against Rio
Grnude Western.

The jury IN the case of Rengyal Z.
Jensen. by his guardian. against the RE
Graude Western Railway company,
which has been on trial In Judge Lewis
court for several days past. returned a
verdict IN favor Of defendant last night
at $3.50 o'clock. The action was brought
to recover 10000 for the loss OF hand
alleged to have been caused by being
put of OF a train at Ephraim some time
ago. The boy claimed that the brake
man used undue force and kicked him
on Of the train. causing him to fall be-
meath car which crushed his hand 50
that part OF 1t had to be amputated.
The Jury after being out four hours re-
turned verdict IN favor OF the COM
pany.
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MORE SNOW COMING,
VIII be Here Tonight and May Extend
Through Tomorrow as Wei.

Jupiter Pluvius has not yet finished
turning his water bucket over Utah. and
although there was Is inch snowfall
last night the weather office says there
Is going To- he more tonight, ana very like
ly tomorrow also The low barometrlc
area hangs over the southwest as though
loath to move on, aud the precipitation
seems to be general over the country Yes
terday was a day Of low temperatures, as
secu from the schedule presented below
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COURT NOTES.

Suit has been filed in the district
court by Matt Martlnson against the
Utah Consolidated Mining company 10
recover damages IN the sum OF Sl5,-
900 for personal injuries alleged 10
have been received by plaintiff while
employed as a timberman in defend-
ants mine on Aug IA, 1905.
Andrew Llddel has filed suit for
divorce In the district court against
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PERSONALS.

General Manager u. $. Murray OF
the Bell Telephone company Is In
Butte on a business trip.
Lieut.. John Lund of the artillery
corps has returned from the Rock Is
land arsenal where he went to take
an examination for transfer to the
ordnance department.
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cruelty. II Is alleged that defendant
has for three years past associated
with other men at all hours OF tho
day and night. The parties were mar
r1ed in this city on April Z, 1893. and
have Sie child, OF which plaintiff asks
the custody,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-14
WARD
ENTERTAINING

Tvcnty-Eifth Nard--On Friday
evening, IN the Twenty-ifth ward
Westinghouse. an excellent enter
tainment viii be given for the benefit
OF the Relief society Of the ward 4
splendid program has been arranged for
the occasion and is sure to be interest
ing At the conclusion OF the musical
numbers, recitation and instrumental
selections. there will be dancing. Re.
freshments will be served and a royal
good time is anticipated.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

) New York, March li-Money
on call firm and higher. ido per
) cent; ruling rate a.. closing DID
5 per cent; offered, : per cent e,
Time loans steady; 90 ANA y"
, days, 5d5A per cent; SIX monl"~
per cent, ,a.,
Prime mercantile paper 5a14
per cent. ..iu,
Sterling exchange nrm, WiiJIh
actual business in bankers pil's
at ass. 65m4.s5. 70 for demand'dhu
at 4.s2. iOd4.s2 40 for 50-d'E
bills. o., an,
Posted rates, I.SS@4,sSls ana
4.s6ihQ4S7. Commercial bll's' h'~'
Bar silver, s37s
Mexican dollars, iV4' III
Government bonds steady rail'
road bonds firm,
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INTO INDIAN SPRINGS.
salt Lake Route Now Handling Busi.
ness 10 That Point.

\ message was received al Salt Lake
Route headquarters this morning from
the agent at Las Vegas to the effect
that the road building to Bulfrog ia
now shipping freight and passengers
to indian Springs, a. miles out The
grade has been completed for 80 mi e.
beyond. and the tracklaying gang Is
now working 30 miles ahead. II win be
easy for the construction company Co
complete its contract and turn the road
over to the operating department By
May l. by which date trains win be
running into Bullfroa.
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SHEEP sHEARING


James G, Doolittle. travelling repre-
sentative OF the Frisco system. return
81 this morning from a trip to Idaho
and brings with him the news that this
coming season shsep win DO sheated by
electricity at American Falls. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-14

Mrs. Helen L. Thompsono OF Lewiston.
Me. reports great benefit TO her little
girl from Hoods ssrsaparillA, which
thoroughly purified her blood after an
attack Of that blood'polsoping dis
ease. scarlet fever, 1t gave her strength
and renewed health. Thousands OF
others tell OF similar cures, also cures
OF scrofula. salt rhsum. eczema, etc.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

During this afternoons call Of the
mining exchange 200 Grand Central sold
at SS9d $50, 1000 Galena at g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-14
Colds Cause Sore Throat.

Laxative Bromo Quirine, the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy. removes the cause
Can for the fuli name and look for sigma
ture OF L. W. Grove. Ec.
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Pure Blood

Is certain il you take Hoods Sarsaparilla'
This great medicine cures those eruptions,
pimples and bos that appear at all seasons;
cures scrofua sores, salt rheum or eczema;
adapts itself equally well to, and also cures, dys-
pepsla and all stomach troubles; cures rheu-
matism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles,
debility and that tired feeling.
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BORN

STEW AT the Keogh-Wrlshl LISP l,sl,,
III. March H. 1906, to Mrs. Jess' 0'''
art daughter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-14

SpEcIAL.--To meet the wishes Of those who prefer
medicine In tablet form, are now putting up Hood
Sarsapara IN chocoate-coated tablets as well as In
tao usual liquid form. BY reducing Hoods Ssrsapa-
ra 10 solid extract We have retained In tho tablets
tie curative properties of every medicinal Ingredient
Sold By druggists or sent by mail.
100 doses one ddfsr Z. l. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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FINE JOB WORR

FINE JOB WORN
Turned out on short notice al ,ns
Deseret News. A big shipment OF new
types and supplies just in. our iee,n-
Ties for letter heads bill heads, tags. ,, e.,,
velopes. pads, etc, etc. are uneN N.
nv any establishment In the west
THE DEsERET NEWS Z
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TAINTED PORK
CASES IN COURT.
Herbert and Barton Are Being
Tried Today by a
Jury.
SOME DAMAGING TESTIMONY
Was Given This Morning by Witnesses
For the Prosccution--Said Many
Hogs We're Afflicted.

II Al tr.t. - n r..,
", nv wv" anu ~ =" '''' 'V''
charged with having, on the 2sth day
OF last January sold tainted pork are
having hearing befora inrv I'm tho
criminal division OF the Guy court TO-
day The jury ls composed Of George
q Smith william x Evans Stenhen
p,,,,.n,a,,o. ~, I,r.,Ios pro,,
DuO" Na''o' anu N""' TO it"N'
benjamin X. Harris OF sugar House
was upon the stand during the entire
sora,o,,,, .assl,, ,rha .hog ranch" ~
MessFs herbert ana barton was ihaih-
taned upon the premises known as the
Harris estate ON Twenty-nrst street,
-. IA. :, r.,,h sou,b Ths
III enner siee y. 80" n',.,ra 49, oariv
mt.'ess ,ta''isu e,i@' 80, '', - hogs q,
past W ,ne pIese.t & -" hni,s 10
9elenustiss peI'S nu.noe'' h noo 49, 49,
SUN S"el 49, sns " ,ni,n,,,n 70 vit.
Ins Vi so'iv useaSe te 800 afeic,nd
ness ne Spp1"iausse w. t''V ,'o incltnl
sJeitleu ~ oe 10 r 'ne ''% oiay "a thav
staggered around. About ~ OF the hogs
uleu' anu ,hese Meie pt'i',,t ,, w ~ W,
~ p v'i'S -, ",, nos, arnnnished ths
eii'e W. ''tnV 1.."ss,ss a,,d
Itop' go W - S,So ,ir,,a abn,t
,hn 5os ~ W $500, defendants hesan
si,V ~ w ' 800 90 NJ" Iarrts saw
aset'"s t0s 80 ha ~ haan drsssad
m"''s' 49,, 80 az noIared a. thouoh
=. ~ ~ -, ','4taG lii "a naint ma
~ nau ueeu p','' '',, "si, siyod sno,s ~
o ,I h St1I" -, w. D,t,nas.' nina wore
s ~, ~T tndioat,o ~ 1iss,se lie saw
ah ,O"s AZ ~, "t H. stauSht.ra5 anI,nais
in"iul,ng ~ ,'snoytsdS ones loaded IN
wagons IN he conveyed 40 the CITY.
T GoS SassnG,nt's s;tornsvs I We
her and ~ Hutehinson- questioned
Nh Uarr,a as IA whether mr. not ne mad
.,i,,a,, ,ha ,nfor,,ation tbst lsd nm IN
sho agitat,on ~ ,hn o,,astlon and II ne
was 5ot nyomnteG N do so nv differ
ences that he Ma win The accused The
Uitness emphetically denied having
MAD anv,hinv to sav about the matter
untn he had bnen apnroached by the
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RE Evans Florist So S Man D.
Flora, Designs a Specially Phons'"-
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DIED.

BATLEy.-rn this city. March r. ls .,,, ri,
sooh W. Bailey, In his th'il' ''''''
MINERAL services will be held az 81
Nfart's cathedral Thursday atte' noon 9I,, ~
2 O'clock. Interment IN Mount V'''eS
cemetery.
DEARDALL. To-day at l'loaftGs,s mar.
this city, OF general debility john N'
dali aged 50 years. ..i5,, the late.
Funeral services WI bt n,e'itb street
residence. % east TENN S'''"
Friday. at p. m.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching. Blind Bleedirg Protudins Piles
druggists are authorized to refund money
lg PAHO OINTMENT fails to cure in to
Il days klc.
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NtIITVIS NONIhg IH-NVI, MHIFI "
ports the sale last week Of 1900 acres
IN the Twin Falls country, and that
the region is fast filling UP with set
tiers moving in from the middle and
middle western states
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Insane Man in Jail--Sam Jon,

the noted evangelist, vas brought to
the county jail Yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Beokstead Of Bingham juno
ton ON the cnargo OF insanity. He
win hc examined as to his mental con-
ditiou tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock before Judge Richie.
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Varsity Chronlcle---The University
Chronicle made Its appearance al the
campus today. and was well received
az Is usual with the Varsity magazine.
An editorial on student body matters
is the feature, while the rest Of the
paper consists of the usual percentage
Of jokes. reading matter and verse.
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Funeral Scryiccs--The funeral OF j.
". Bailey will be held Thursday, az 2
y. m, from 81. Marks cathedral, with
irterment nj Mt Ollvet,
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signal Corps BaIl--The Signal &C

of the guard will give a character ball
on the evening OF the 2@nd inst, In
the state armory and invitations have
been issued
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-26
Mary and Henry M Gee to Old Guard mine, 2-4-05, S15,000; Old

Mary and Henry M. Gee to Old Guard mine, 2-4-05, S15,000; Old Guard, Tombstone district.
 Copper King of Arizona by R. S. Hunt Sheriff to Thos. G. Gilbane, trus- tee, 7-24-05, s24,041.75; group of claims in Turquoise district.
 Sats of ortgage-Douglas Savings to Agostino Mapelli, 7-1i-06, $50; lot 9, blk. b5. Douglas
 Stas of Mortgage-Douglas Savings and Loan Assn. to Josephine and Bur ton Ward, 7-2O-0G, $25O; lots 12, 2&, blk. 7S, Douglass
 Deeds of Mines.
 R. D. Hall to S. s. Badger, 5-t5-o6, S1, IS Morning Star, .Hanilla Nos. 2 to 10 inc. Calif district.
 W. E. Davis to Frank Bauer, 5-17-0( , S10, 1-4 int. in Seminole Nos. l to s inc, Warren district.
 I. w. Wallace ct al to Thos. Dwyel, 7-19-06, $1, 1-2 Capitol, Warren dI:;- trict.
 Article Of incorporation. r. Tejon Mining Co.,, 7-1S-06, capita. stock 1 million dollars, shares one million at S1 each, place of business 1 Gleeson, nature of business, mining etc, inc. Wm. s. Tevis, w H. Nc Kittrick, r. s. Rice, J. L. Schorenba1l and E. D. Buss.