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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

names q tho 0AS1e man were road IN fecofo
TINA
Former County Clerk william sohmer was
dominated Cor Senator ir the 18th Senate DIS
trict last night at No 28S Grand street. Mt
6ohmer has five times represented a Manhattan
district IN the Legislature and has served as
County Register and Tux Commissioner.
Thomas j. McManus. leader OF the nth As
night In the 18th Senate District the convention
being held IT No. 60o West 42d street. NC
Nanus win succeed John NJ. Quinn In the
Senate McNsnus " regarded as a Sullivan
man
Because Senator Jsrnee j. Frawiey last night
declined q denomination in the 10th District
At q convention that met at No. 1885 Madison
avenue the convention adjourned till Tuesday
night next Mr. Frawley's friends In the mean
time will try TO induce him to change his mind.
3ourned last night at No. As Madison street
without making nomination. This is Senator
Fitzgerald's district II he is renominated, the
Hearst men will run some ono against him.
Senator Thomas Il. Grady was renominated In
the 14th District last night. He was chairman
helped 20 seat all the Hearst contestants. This
purged Mr.. Grady from corporation faint and
the Hearst men viii not run any one against
him.
Assembiyrnan John C. Cohsian was nominated
for Senator last night in the 22d District Con-
iandt avenue Mr.. Cohsian is Murphy man
and at present represents the Both Dlstilct IN
the Assembly.
The nominations by Senate districts follow;
District tptstHet M,msnd
fa-vy.uian, gohmer tls-Edwsrc W. FOX
sss-s1s ams. 5;rssy Thames Owens and 'John
ss--somss HeNsnu. A. Hawkins:
iS--Sohn r. Mccall 22-John c. Cohaian-
aT-Csmbrdss Livingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
HEARST'S MONDAY NIGHT PLANS.

William Randolph Hearst and Lewis stuyvesant
Chanler. his running mate. will make a speaking
trip along the West Side next Monday night. with
an excursion for one meeting into the lower East
Bloc. with number of other speakers they will
swing In automobiles from New Henry Hail. at No
~ Henry street. 10 an open air meeting at Abing-
don squire the junction OF Bank Hudson
bieeck . streets and Eighth Other meet
lngs Will be at the Amsterdam Opera House 4ith
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues and the
Harlem Casino at l24th street and Seventh avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
M. O. L. APPEAL FOR HUGHES.

A. NJ. De Beck, president OF the Municipal own
ership League of Manhattan is out for Hughes.
and last night he sent around letters to his col
leagues asking them TO rally to the Hughes stand
ard One section OF the Municipal Ownership
League has nominated John w. Cody for Governor.
the state in box car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
BOLT IN WARREN COUNTY CONVENTION

Glens Falls, n. Y. Oct. A-The warren county
Republican Convention held to-day, nominated Dis
trct Attorney w. L. Kley for county Judge
Twenty delegates from Gens Fai . our ru nhs
vention will renominate by petition Juuse ity-
man Jenkins b. s. C1othier was H SpiY i3T
District Attorney. j. w. Hail Ior ' Waddsn 10, ~.
menAber OF Assembly and Edgar 6'sosA" '0s cor
oneY -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
GARDNER NOT NAMED.
Kings County Republicans SeIsca
Mem an Sir Districts.

The regular Republican Senate ticket was ca'rls -
in five OF the eight Senate district conventions ~
Kings County last night In the 9th ana Iln o''
tricts no candidates were decided on. and me 'ou
ventions adjourned. leaving the Candidates " ~
chosen by committees.
In the 9th District Frank J. Gardner. the pres'ns
Senator. ran. though opposed by State Cna-rns -
T. L. Woodruff. but defeated by Engsno -
Travis Mr.. Travis had not been slated toE s
place. but his selection practically ADDS sI "a
TO the victories OF the regular orsanlzdsOgd raj
Mr.. Travis would not let his name De suDnis ts.r
the convention. but he was named anu won "A'~
hard contest. .,,.
The ticket now stands. by Senate distrfots'
s-Thomas ONeN
4-Otto G. F'oelker. e-CharieS C,
6-Eugene NJ Travis l1O-Aioert J. |"
Charles Cooper, OF the Sth District Is ss "a ~.
In the Senate and Thomas O'Neil, or the on ". -. -
trict Is an Assemblyran. IheIe - ~. ~ nrganixa-
suppose that men disapproved OF py now iach.
ing candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

Hearst money was not TO be had yesterday In the
curb betting market. its holders insisting on longer
odds than those prevailing during the day. II. to
on Hughes One bet was reported-saooo on
Hughes TO 5000 Hearst. c. M MinZesheimer
offered $500 to So that Hearst would not carry
greater New York, but could find no takers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
The Limit

Of value of New York City rea'
estate will be reached when the cry
stops growing. Every new Ie'den;
increases the real estate value and
enhances the already sufficient 'eoui-
ity OF our mortgages IL
We offer these mortgages. WIN
payment Of principal and lniefeH
guaranteed. for large or smai
amounts. > ooo ono
We have sold SOU. ooo'ooo
worth Of these guaranteed mortgages
and no investor has ever suffered i0'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
Fire Ont of Tscenty-three Conven-
tiOns DO Not Select Candidates.

McCarren's candidates won In the "a eth 18th
18th, 18th. 18th. 10th and Est.
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Electors aesiFine t0 gafe in fhe atliiFmativa oi tAai tnesti@n shall gieee i egnss mark is flle ss8Nage e iAe lelE 0i Fhe word @Nes " and those seslring fo Fafe D Fhe negative snail place fHe.s ln8fk i9 ar IAGa Ia the le5f af ge word
 Na he tegm ab9ye pTesefibed
 SAeh eieetlgn sAall 5e conducted in ail Fe- sleeg as prescribed by he laws 0f the said tl0HS
 4he retAns of said election f9r Delegates to EaA proposed constitutional convention shall 2 aAHae, and the certificates 0f persons elected ynefeta issueff as near KS laay be D inc same mHNHar as is prescribed hv the laWs o{ the. Territory @f Arizona regulating the elections sA@feah VI AAe4apefs oi Ae Legislative Assem- AF Wf said Territory. and as is further pfe. ssfibea ig said act 9t Congress
 And tiAe result 0f the said election upon the gueStt1fl above directed tg be submitted fa fhe electors at saIa leetlen hal4 be aseertained pfaef flg4ple " ee 4aile, VI she manner pre- sefibea bN fae Jaws 0f this Territory f0r fne aseeftAtMnIeMFs ferrn ama cegfffiNAti0D uf fhe i7sliAE N iie election t@r Delegate 70 0mgress gEess
 ARd iBe seyeT#l precinct county ana TefYi teria4 officers v tAa Territory who Are charged by laM with aN9 anties reiating r0 general Na9AN4r i9 fae election hereby eFdered and moi Inconsistent with said act al Congress l4Selslse charged with he performance thereof 5n respect fu fhis eeef i0n and in addition af@ prescribed " the provisions of said act of NHttRreSs.
 N WITNESS WHEREOF. !. JosEpH II. KIBsEY, kfaYerunf ~ AfiIuna have hereunfa set lnN hand and eaused the Great Seal oi the Terri tory ~ ap aihXed Done RI PhEnix tbe SAlalai tAis fourteenth day of Jnly, x |. lgad- l4HAA l0sEPH II. kIEgEY.
 ng fhe Governor:
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 seerefafy VI the Territory oi Arizona.
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 fhe Inited states marshal and collectors gf cHtlpnlS nave been instructed i@ ea-aFtHate ih every Wag toward tia iAorous suppression " ial practice.
 len w3il therefore eondact yourselves ae- cefsiiMgsE. ana herein fail not at Fuur peril ~ M1Jnass Ahefeofs Joseph i3 klhhay governor af AF}H faas ha9e hef#WNfo saf mN flHila ana eaased fie great 9ai oa fmA Territory af kfizgNa tg se aixea, DaMe at kb0AiN tAe sal'lg49 sAls s#sntx-Ifst siay 5NlE b lsga hg lhe G0gefn0s
 AtGest L " COLLINS, Assistant secretary ofthe Territory ai Arizona
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Fa the 9uaIAlied Elecfars at ihe Territory of
 Afizpua anI 70 Whelasaeger Else T may
 Concerns
 KNOW YEs That heretofore ta-wig ou inc t@9fteeHth day ~ laly, l9a0 by ylrfNe a@a el6sea@M al' aud ln aecpftanee W ifh, ti4s Nfa- fssIoNs nf an act Congress entitled;
 All Aet ta euaDif thu WeaHle u8 Oklahoma and Uf he lndIan Territory form ranSfifa- flen an9 state e8gcsMneGt and la admiftea lMlathe OniaM on An egt1ai festAs With fAe @f3gine Sgatess aha i0 enable ne pe@pie al New Mexico a0d ol AHia@n@ te form eaNstftH- 5l3n aHa sfate government and be admitted into fHe Htan en an eamaB faGt{n4 M5Kh the original states approved }NMejs laaa fhe s1eyernor, Ihe GhIs& Justice, 8Ad tue Secra- sary v the Territory ~ Arizona App8rfieuea he v delegates proposed under the pruyisioas zonai Mhoi legethe3 with he b6 delegates pro
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Notice for Publication.
H E No 8aai)

heHartm ent of the Interiors Land 0Hlee ~ Pheaix. Arizona. JHy 23, lA95.- Notice is hereby giYen That lBe saaaWine- ~ make ilA@s proof " NppVrt VI his claim, 8na fhat saia nfW9l Wsll 5e made beiefe tne isfa VI fAe District Gonrt iN alis pfflee at ANNAfes, Afi10aNs @M September 2l i8sH Fizs h4A tHETAnzas VI NHgR8as, Ari2Qiia, tar ta@ Y. IVY @es a4 E S@~.. z. I-Es. ai8a tfa sS5a ANts t0r lots " ' ~ee. 5 r Z4. R 44aE. ~ x s. it B x M
 he names the leii@w8ng witnesses e nroye Als eantin8@H8 residence apan apd cultivation @t ala ia4lai yl1t Ans@n89 RFatp. 8t N@gtt8es AFiz9pa 4amen NasQaez VI Noa8les A}i2ena Ans9min Moran Gf Neealts Arizana rihugeia figMerga. of N@gaseS. Arizona
 Mrg0N MooeK dNsy ~s Ntemper Register.
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TFRRTTnRY 0E- -ARIZnN-A

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 l Phll Herold, County Recorder in and for the ounty ami Territory aforesaid, 10 hereby 1 eeFl1fN tbat have compared the foregoing CODY Wlfh the original articles oi Incorporation ef the National Consolidated Mining Company Hied aiia racer3ed in my office 0m the lath day eflulg iaad in Book ef Miscellaneous Records ~ pageet saq. and that the same s inli. irue and correct copy of such original and of tbe whGie thereof
 Witness my ha4d and seal et office this Egth day or July A. ~ 499B RMlL HERoLn
 eHALt County Recorder. July 2l4A u@HSt 15
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Notice for Publication.
Desert I.anI, FiaaI pn0of)

United states Land Office, Phpnix Arizena, Judy i9, lf6.-Notiee is hereby given thag Joseph hanhan of fnbae, Arizona. has filed notice VI intention t0 make proof on his aesert-iana claim No 320ss f0f the NWi4 NEIL See 3l f 29 S., R 13 E. before Clerk Dist. Court in his office. Nogales, Ariz3na 0n hTidaT, the 2lst dAy pf september lga6.
 Hs nafnes the following witnesses 70 prove the complete irrigation and reclamation 01 said land John X Black. af Inbae, Afizanas samuel kapaM df Tubaes ..AFlz0na Igini0 Fernandez. ~ Gubae Ariz0n0; Luis Fernandez, 0f Tubae Af2sna. MILTON R MOORE July 2S @ep ptefnBeT 1. Register.
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 <. tsf52i.Ys5 n4l the Byal1 Directors ofthc @AllDAAI G0AS0LlDAlED MINING COM EAN4 snAiA be Increased l8 HVe fHse4a " thtee hlreetogs as provided for n the original Articles o Incorporation, Whieh Fe.al14ian aas aa9pted hy tne staekhalders, represenfiag i've thirds 0f ali the shsres of tae oarifgI stock ol tfe sad Cofpautcn An wefe 5n favor qi fae ad0ptiyn Of said resolution. ana voted tAerefaF
 WITNESS oar hands and the seal of said Cor pGraffon tnis 8lst day of March, X. D. l9.G l5EAi.8 2 k- PORTER, President @NALl. Attest; E |. JOHNSON Secretary tsEALi.
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sYATE aE ILLINOIS

ffJIMi4 UF IaUIIl,
 Oscar Y Porter being duly sworn, on oath says that Ae x President of tiip National Cen s9Auatea Mining g0mpuny. and that he has Fead the foregoing eprtileate alld knows the contents there0f and that the facts therein slated and set forth are trHe. O r. PORTER.
 President. Snberbed and sWora to before me this 2nd alay ol May, A D, l9la FRED 5, RfsAG l-EAL. Notary Public.
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This week there have been five men on the chain gang, filling in back of the arroyo walls,
 ''The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Nasquez.
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rHr AlApmlsr AT WORK
Ne Sees Preparations for Revolution
 lu Mexican Republic.

lu Mexican Republic.
 During the past few weeks the alarmist has been doing double duty on the border He bas seen preparations for revolution in all parts of Mexico, and according to his view of mat ters the foreigner, especially the American, in Mexico, Is in danger of extermination. Americans who have been travelling through Mex leo during the past few weeks have expressed surprised, on returning to American territory, to learn Of all the preparations for war that were being made in the sections in which they had been sojourning. One story circulated in Nogales was 10 the effect chat throughout the Yaqni river region in sonora notices had been posted up to the effect that after September It next Mexican wor1men will not work with Americans.
 Similar reports come from other parts of Mexico and denials follow fast upon their heels, till the border resident knows not what to believe or what 10 expect.
 Mir. J !. Hunter of Nogales, who returned last week from { month trip through Mexico, during which time he visited tho City Of Mexico, says that nowhere did he encoun- ter anything to warrant the least 0f the wild rumors that have been recently circulated on the border and sent from border towns to newspapers in all parts of the United States. He conversed with people in ali walks oi life during his trip, from Vice President Corral to the laboreTs, and met many American residents of different parts of Mexico. Mexicans and all others appeared to De on the same friendly footing as in the past, with not q sign Of trouble anywhere. Other Americans in terested in Mexico, deny the alarM- ing reports.
 From Cananea, the scene of the recent strike and threatened up- rising, come tho most sensational of the rum0rs. Reports of rifles, and ammunition ana even machine guns being shipped into that camp 10 be used against alleged revolu- tionists, arc repeated almost every day.
 Governor Yzabal of sonora, who went to the City of Mexico presum- ably to explain to President Diaz his action in permitting Americans to accompany him from Naco to Gananea at the time of the Cana nea riots, is said by some to be there to discuss anticipated trouble instead of past trouble. Mexican Consul NJ. Mascareias of Nogales is also in the City of Mexico. Mr. Mascarenas is about as we'll in formed on conditions on che border as anyone in this section of the country.
 It may be that there is trouble brewing in the revolutionary line in Mexico, but in view of the pre- cautionary measures now being taken by the officials 1t is quite likely that any uprising that may occur will be quickly suppressed.
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I PRG'tI.A Af ALTON
lig THE GOVERNOR oF ARt20NA

Uf an Order for an Election for Notina laf Delegates g0A Pran9sesi Convention Hsr fhe Formation af a Constitution gNF the Proposed ~tate gt Arszaha fo ae GNnpasad of Nav " FNfe pon he Question VI the nraWosea Jaintares
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Aif tfaa NfitfiANh Hf silt fFHEi itNNifNn iHNt 4naef fileu tNerl4y tHH0 hY fGs6ifeellUu. Ni iAe Nftfl-lens aia tei 0i t9Nxress. it has psNH gf NN A9fNtA@f Ni Arizona. tud i# n0W 6att Ff4'HnAaNn nfaefea Ihat ai tha 2eheiHi q ciiou i1 be held ia lhe aia feffi- tarf VI AfizguH ou fhe Gfh day q NoyeMbuf. iF# 0he said Delegates apporti0Ued g8 he said t3a lect 8ualNed to v0te at said general eleftiant P he said several counties
 and tls i0liher araered That there shall also He t@tfHtttd ~ tbe qualified electors At sad general eieefi9n < question which shafl be siated 9n iae same bailets nn which the names CT candidates for Delegates t3 the con- EehF4"H aforesaid are printed in substance and fofm as i0is0Ms.
 SnaH Arizona and New Mexico be united t0 1oEnu Unn >tAfny
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call. per cent.
Time money was quoted at 5ia per cent for sixty
and ninety davs and 5l4d612 per cent for four and
six months Commercial paper quoted at 5Q0ls
per cent for sixty TO ninety days and per cent FOR
four TO six months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed weak.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER.
PRICES DECLINE ON MODERATELY ACTIVE SELL
ING MOVEMENT 1
4CTIVE SELL
Rank Statement Shoes Small Gain in Reser0e b" Big Loss an Cash
Consolidated Gas a Ueak Feature.

case of necessity the government would make
further deposits Of federal funds.
Reports received in the week from the trade
centres of the country show a most favorable
situation in most departments of business and
contain no indication of weakness in any de-
partment Of industry. The most interesting
feature of current trade reports is the remark
able gain made by railroads in their traffic re-
ceipts, companies in all sections of the United
States returning the biggest earnings ever re-
corded at this period of the year. The open
winter has been an influential factor in helping
the railroads. but II there had been nor
nal season the chances are that earnings would
have been unusually heavy. For the last week
in February thirty-nine roads reporting show a
gain Of 1860 per cent. and for the month forty
six roads reporting show an increase of 25.51
per cent, comparison being made with the same
time in 1905 Bank clearings also are exceed
ingly heavy. the total for last week presenting
a gain of 10 per cent. this record covering all
cities of the United States. Improvement In
the money situation and the evidence of sus-
tanned business prosperity naturally have served
to increase confidence among investors. while
after the heavy liquidation which has taken
place in the stock market maRy spectators
inclined 10 believe that the splendid industrial
situation and the excellent outlook for winter
wheat warrant q renewal of bull opera tions of
securities.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses we're Rs
active factors in the local market. the chief deal
ings being IN Reading. representing purchases 3
London the general market was firm. without ID
p9rtant feature. Money was in fair demand in ts
British capital and discount rates were ArFaa
owing 10 the inquiry FOR bar gold on Anerch
account.
EXCHANGE MARKET CONDITIONS schs
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
DiUidend Notices.
THE UNIoN BAG q PAPER cow

THE INIoN BAG PAPER COMPANY
18th QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
u Battery Place. New York city. March 10Th 1905
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
ot oNB AND THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. on
the Preferred Stock Of The Union Bag PAPER Company
has this day been declared payable April 18th 1906 10
stockoeeTs of record a. the coEe Of
18th, 1906. "a @-0"
The transfer books Will be closed o'clock P NJ
April 18th. 1908
W I. SPARKS E.r,.t.ry
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
BOND MARKET SALES.

Eek dividend
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Nev-Orleans - Com
merciaI 25c discount; bank. 81 30 premium. San
Frarcisco-Sght &C; telegraph. SIC. Boston-Par
Chicago-1Oc discount. Charleston-Buying, par;
selling 1-1Oc premium. Cincinnati-20c discount
Savannah-Buying. soc discount; selling &c dis
count Minneapols-S0c premium. 81. Louis-Par
bid 1Oc premium asked.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 62ssc: Mexican
silver dollars 4Sisc. Bar silver in London closed
at 2sd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. Is 81; Lisbon, 4Jo-
MEXICAN EXCHANCiE-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 1S9.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

g $3.50 Reserve on total deposits increase 81 ''o Reserve
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money in
London 3iaG32l per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills. s2G3Ss per cent: long bills
7-16aSl2 per cent. Berlin discount rate per cent
Berlin exchange on London, % marks ~ pfennisS
Paris discount rate 1916 per cent Paris exchanges
London. . francs Is centines Bar gold in
Lcndou as 97sd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES consoIs for
money, s0i2; for the account S094. French rentes
90 francs 95 Centimes.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

A DyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for III.
"a Tribune reosived at their Uptown once. No 3ss
Broadway. between S6h until O'CLOCK n m
Advertisements received the following
regular ONCE rates until O'Clock 254 sth-
lsth-st; 20 West S2d-st between 7th sth avss
263 West l2ohsi. lSss SdRve between 10th and 77th
sts: LOIS So-sve near 6lstst.: I.7Os iEt-ave near
eethst: loa East i2h 81 7be fremont ESQ sd-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March 10 p. m.-American stocks were
dull. closing at unmportant price changes. Last
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds compared with Fri
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

TSTERSATIoNAL SILVER COMPANY
Mericen. Conn February 2sth
= 4 T A MEETING OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
- Company. held to-day. quarterly dividend Of on.
per rent 40 declared the Preferred C'snjtai
Stock payable A. n 2nd 1905 stockholders Of record
February 2lst 1908 Transfer Books closed Feb
rSaTy 2st and viii be reoPened 10 A. M April srd.
GEORGE ROCKWELL Secretary.
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