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a LEFTwITcH sINcLAIR, Attorney.
FILED october aed 1870.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLDING A
SPECIAL TERM As A DISTRICT COZ N
or THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA In the matter Il
the payment Of damages resulting - I'd
3scent property from changes ia the grade
OF streets. avenues and alleys authorized
by the Act OF Congress approved $e1Taray
d 1901 relative 20 the elimination Of grade
crossings on the line Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company IN the ID strict ot
C1Iumt ia. District Court 80 ell NOTICE
is hereby given that We, the undersigned,
having been a~=tstitte4 aA4 appointed Dy
the supreme Court OF tle District OF C1lum-
bia. holding a special term as a United states
District Court Tor the District of tpl4rn-
bis as a commission 10 agpFalse the dam
ages resulting % adjacent property from
changes Of the g. r,sies ~ streets. avenues and
alleys authorized by the ACT Of Congress
approved February II, 1891 relative 20 me
elimination Of grade crossings on the line
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pauy IN the District OF Columbia W.ii meet
At 1850 o'clock q. n-f on FRIDAY the alta
day OF November, A D. 1855, al the United
states Court House tCity hail, in said Dis
rrfct in a room 20 be lgued IS By the
United states Marshal for said District, for
the purpose Of viewing the property ahected
by the changes in the grades u The follow
ing named streets. anu l---+sillE tvatliiLuly
touching the damages resulting 70 real
properly from said changes Of grades, pun
suant 10 the terms ana Pf9+-z-iAs ot an
Act Of Congress approx ed June =, 1905 en-
titled An Act u provide for payment OF
damages on account OF changes or GRADE
due 70 the elimination Of Grade crossings
IN TIE line Of the PHILADELPHIA Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company, t1-Wit-
/ street =. Z. between 5th street and Viz
ginia avenue. 1 street s. f, between SIN
and eth streets. X street 5. E, between 9Th
and 9Th streets. X street = E, between
It'll street and Virginia avenue. 9Th street
g E. between . and I streets. 9Th street
s. E, between Virginia avenue and X street.
Virginia avenue =. F., between 9th and 6th
streets. Virgins avenue > f. between GIN
and eth streets. Virginia avenue s. r, be
tween 7th and Sth streets. Virginia avenue
= f. between ID and 81 streets. II street
$ E between list ana % streets. All own
err Of real property damaged by the changes
IN the grades Of said streets VIII n.e a
petition with In this cause, signed and
sworn 70, for an allowance If damages,
within twelve months after the said 5oth
dav u November A d. 1905. The at0rs-
said Act Of Congress approved June -.
1900. provides that upon the failure Of any
such owner 20 thus present his claim. with
in said period. his right 10 DO Sd shall cease
and dsterm ne.
CHARLES A BAKER
GEORGE ". MOSS
GEORGE EPRANST,
Commission 70 AqpTalse Damages.
I A True Copy. Test
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
! BY +. r Cunningham. Assistant Clerk
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Francis Kelly and Mary Z. Brooks.
Robert +. Howard and Rebeeca W.
Jackson,
John Hutchinson and Matte Williams.
Frank d. Simonds and Jennie r. Hall.
William L. Hutchinson and Carrie +.
Jacobs.
Roland Dawson and Ellen Mccormick.
Raleigh n Gooden and Lula NJ Fra
Zier. both or ElktOn, Va
William Holcombe and Julia Williams
Louis G. ROhtwell and Maud T. Goods.
Henry Norris and Katie BraxtOn. both
OF Manassas, Va
CORTLAND q. Van Dusen, jr., and
Ethel NJ. Lacey b0Jh of Aucram, y. y.
David Greenberry and Mary Frank
Lewis Johnson and Rosa Tinsley.
Albert NJ Organ, Dinwiddie Va, and
Ruby b. Leigh, Plain View Va.
OgdelOnia Gassaway and Lucy Frisby
Elmer Johnson and Laura Daw
George =. Lord and Margaret NJ Hill
Iery.
Robert johnson and Alice Green.
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NO STATE TAXES,
WISCONSIN RICH
Farmers Jubilant Over the
Failure of Collector
to Appear.

MADISON. Wis. Oct 26-Payments
on war claims, together with increased
taxes from corpora tons, has put the
State treasury in such shape that even
the one mill tax for schools will be
cut in two. No general State tax will
be levied at all
War claims collected amounted TO
about 81, 100000 and the back taxes from
railroads. together with the increased
taxation on that class Of property. has
enabled the administration not only TO
meet the extraordinary expenses OF the
State but put $643.0O0 into the State
treasury, and cut the school tax levy
In two.
II is stated that had il not been for
work on the new capitol 1t would have
been possible for the whole school tax
to be RENTED and no State taxes OF
any kind levied this year. something
which never occurred in the history OF
the state
The farmers are jubilant over the fact
that they win not see the assessor or
tax collector this season.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AuctloTeer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN as
NO EIZ SIXTH STREET NORTEEFElr

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN as
no Us SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF the authority conferred upon
me by the last VIII and testament Of Ellen
o HTien. deceased. / VIII sell at public auc-
ton, IN front Of the premises, FRIDAY.
TIRE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1906
AZ HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ. tho
following described land and premises. sit
uated in the city OF Washington. IN the Dis
JTiCt OF Columbia. and Designated as and BE-
ms the north twenty -fuur aud seyenty-nlns
hundredths lZ4-79J feet OF lot numbered seven
90, By the tuL depth thereof and the south
- enty~tCur and seFenfy-niu hundTedths
tZ4.4s) feet 81 lot numbered nine 80, By the
fun width thereof. in square numbered four
hundred ana lightweight t4ss). improved BY
valuable three-story brick dwelling
Terms Of sale. Dne-thiTd Of the purchase
money 70 be paid Ia cash. the balance IA two
equal instaliments, payable IN one and two
years from day of sale. TEsTu1ruUeu by the
pT0mssory notes Of the purchaser bearing
interest at per cent tGC6| per auuum pay
trust on the property. OF al cash. al tie puT-
chaser option. deposit Of &I50 viii be re-
quired at time Of sale convey ancing, record
ing. etc. at cost or purchaser and terms OF
sale 10 be complied with within nfteen days
from day OF sale. otherwise the right 10
cell. at cost and risk II defaulting purchaser.
after due advertisement. Is reserved
JOSEPH ATKINS, Administrator. G. {. g
523 eth 81. y. ".
ocI5. d&dg.e KSu
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FIDELITY STORAGE CO.
1ao0 Won EtrRat
MovinG-
Packing and ShiDpias-

LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TwO-HORSE WAGON. S. LOAD.
TRANSFER COMPANY,
III 18th 81. n W ie23-u
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE We store for 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. ES-421-423
10Th ST NV Phone Main f--s. SCISSOR
FIDELITY STORAGE co.
l42o Zou street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE.
90 rooms: silver vaults: uothproof rooms;
-,onsv advanced at 6 per cent per annurn on
goods stored IN this building Let our -ssti-
matoT call
gACEIHG, DRAWING AND SHIPPING
;y2z-i
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BACON NOT SLATED
FOR FRENCH POST
Emphatic Denial That He Is
to Succeed AmbaSSa-
dor Mccormick.

Robert Bacon. OF New York, AssIs,an,
Secretary of State. made a sye.1i,s.
denial this morning of the rumor that he
IS slated 10 succeed Robert 8 McCor-
mick as United States ambassador 10
France.
Mr.. Bacon said. '-rhe story is abso-
lulely untrue and / cannot for the life
or me understand where Il started The
question OF my going 10 France to suc-
coed Mr.. Mccormick has never been
considered 10 my knowledge. and ] cam
not believe for an instant that such a
personal matter 10 me would be dis
cussed without my knowledge.
You may deny the report as en-
phatlcally as you please"
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HOOE'S CONFESSION
At OWN REQUEST
Testimonyof Assistant Pros
ecutor in Harte Coach
mans Perjury Trial.

PITTSBURG. Oct. 26.-Assistant Dis
tTict Attorney John S. Robb. Jr.. took
the witness stand today. in the trial
Of Clifford Hooe. colored, the former
coachman Of the Hartjes. on perjury
charges, 20 testify as TO the manner in
which HOoe's alleged confession 70 per
jury was obtained He said HOOe had
sent for him and that the prisoner was
brought into the district attorneys Of
ice, where he made a complete denial
OF mis- first deposition
other witnesses were called, cOrob-
Grating the testimony Of District Attor-
ney hoDb aid other witnesses for the
defense
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AT WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Auc-
ti0n Rooms, corner 10th and u SITS. NV on
Saturday, Oetcber =, 1895. at u O'Clock win
be sold al goods stored Ia the names % LIZ
cinda Jones. Mrs. +. J0akchin. 81 F. Ne
cOrmick, Eva English. J. a Garner. T. g.
STORAGE co oc2J-gt-exSu
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Auction Sales.

FOR SALE-At auction. Monday forenoon.
October % II COWS. / milk wagon. aza "a 20
gallon route. with good VIII Of business. as a
whole or separately, at saul Place Bright
wood ave, p. &. NJ ". WHITCOAB. oc16-3t
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7O3-5 North Capitol Street
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
ORDER 4 CASE FOR YOUR Ho1R TODAY
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Legal Notices.

CHARLES f. BERRY and J. LEE WHIT
MORE. Trading as BERRY & WHITMOhE
CO. VS.. JOSEPHINE tAftiSG. IN Jus
tees Court. Subdistrtct No s; NO h541-Ihs
object Of this suit Is 20 recover OF the oe-
PENDANT the sum. Sl75, due on account, ana
the costs OF this suit, and q subject 4
the payment OF the said debt certain prop
elty attached IN this case ana belonging
10 the defendant. Ito Is, therefore, this DC
t0ber /. 1896. ordered that the defendant APP
pear in this court on or before tpe foTtietn
day. exclusive OF Sundays and legal hOli-
days after the day Of the nFst publiea alton
81 this order. 70 defend this suit ana show
cause Why the plaintiff should not have
Judgment as above set forth tSeaD h9bEhE
X. TERRELL Justice Of the Peace. EWING
a BLANKEf. SHIP Attorneys for Plaiutin.
ocl2 1925
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court. No.
u. 563 AdminlstTatiOn--Ihis - 10 give no
nee mar me sUbscrfber OF me District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District Of C0iumb .. letters
Of administration on the estate Of Charles 4.
Chapman, late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. 10 the subscriber. on OF before
the 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 4. D. 1897. other
wise they may BY law be excluded from all
this 18th day Of October. 1906 ANNIE VIII
LIAMS care Milton d Campbell. l13l r -.
NV Attest (SeaI) JAMES TANNER. Reg
lister OF Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk OF the Probate Court. MILTON d.
CAMPBELL, Attorney. otisrzb- u1z
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Holding a Probate COurt.-S0.
% sg2 Administrative is 20 give notice
that the subscriber. Of the DisIElet Il Co
ur-bia has obtained from the PROBATE
Court = the District Of Columbia letters
documentary - the estate Of Charles SChrUtn,
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased ar hereby warned 3 EXHIBIT the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thentiCated 10 the subscriber, IN or before
me 18TH DAY or OCTOBER. A. D.. 1871
0therV-iSe they may by Law be- excluded from
an benefit Of said estate. Given under nay
hand this 18th day Z October. 1905 FRANK
SCHROTH. 1855 Maryland ave. ne. Attest
Seal JAMES TANNER. Register n Wills
for the District Of COlum biai Clerk of the
Probate Court J. A MAEDEL. Attorney
Orf4 "a. no.
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CHARLES 4. BAKER.
E-AEEE u MOSS

Commission 70 AqpTaise Damages
a True Copy. Test;
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY +. r Cunningham, Assistant Clerk
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Takes Power From People.

Another point made against the league
nominations was that giving a corpo-
ration ne right to make nominations
would be TO clothe II with power which
virtually belongs 10 the people. The
public, II was argued. would be excluded
from making nominations under the
league ticket as only the Incorporated
league would have this power II was
also argued that no power 10 make
nominations is included in the grants
to the Independence League under us
charter.
The court took the case under advise
ment II Is expected a decision VIII
he rendered within q day or Two Inc
outcome of the hearing is being eagerly
awaited.
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PICTURE OF LEMON
LEADS HEARST MEN
INTO SERIOUS RIOT
Continued from First Page)

before the appellate division of the SUI
preme court by Daniel Cohalan. repre-
senting Tammany candidates, is upheld
Leagues Validity Questioned.
In arguing an appeal from decisions
OF supreme court justices upholding a
ruling OF the board OF elections. Mr.
Cohalan questioned the validity OF
every Independence League nomination
on the ground that the league is a cor
poration.
Both the common law and public poll
lev forbid, he declared. tnat creature
of the law-such a corporation as the
Independence League-shouid De alloWeu
10 nominate men who, In case OF cleo
ton, would be called upon 10 enforce
he laws of the Sfate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
HUMAN Dalio. t u

BROKERS,
 unlisted Stocks a Speciality. Calumet Duiuth- -Cbieago-6isnee
 Bis5ee, A. T., Dec. 1e, 19o6-
 The market was rather tame affair today, and the stocks conti7ueS on their downward course, and for the next two weeks We can see nothing that would ienS en- couragement toward higher prices. The high money rate causing heavy liquidation and the holidays coming On IS bound to have its effect. C. & A., North Butte and Coalition made further declines today; Greene held well around s31; Can. Cent. again fell two points, closing at $3o.5o bid; Sup. & Pitts. is being traded in around $24.25. Denn appears to have reached bottom, and consider able is being picked up around $34! Ss1attuck fails to come out on bids of s4e.25. Warren is selling around sig, while American is hard to get bid on. The remainSer of the list show no material changes from yesterdays figures.
 (Ia-s.- -.sAt.<fao~-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
TIMING SHELTERS MAPlETS|
PritChard Hagen & Co.
Brr kerS aru Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg. Phone t35. eispee, Ariz.
 The handling of "5onsnza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR sPE- clAlTr.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
UNUSUAL PROSPERITY
 IN COPPER MINING
lwenty-6ight Companies De- clare Dividends for
 This Year. @

With silver and copper selling at extraordinarily high prices: with consumption and production O. most metals fast increasing. and with greater economies in mining and ore treatment. the American mining and Imetallurgical industries are today enjoying unprecedented prosperity. When ll5 of these corporations, ac- coriing to careful compilation by The Mining World. can pay in eleven months dividends aggregating sS4.- 64S, l63, there remains no reason for doubt that investors are receiving an equitable return on their capital. Since their incorporation these I15 concerns have paid out in dividends the large total of s521 224 .92S. which is equivalent to about two-thirds of
 heir issued capitalization of $780, 014, ,145. Even more surprising is the fact that no less than tnirty-fye of these corporations. capitalized any where from S2o.000 to sS0, 900 ,000, have either returned in full their share-capital, or have also paid a bonus, and many of these properties still yield handsomely. A good part of the remaining eighty corporations have returned from one quarter to swo-thirds of their standardization, and it would not be amazing to learn that a number of them will in the not dis tant future repay their tot2i author ized share-capital.
 To be sure the harvest of dividends must, by reason c; the natural order of tnings. fiuctuate; but so far as can be judged there should be good earn ings for mines and metaIlurgical works for some time to ceme. Even should tt,,ege be reaction in metal prices, there will still Le margin Q. Sufficient to pay a fair dividend on the capital invested in the respective industries.
 In copper especially there has been unusual activity during the past eleven months. and the aayance ln the mar ket price 10 the highest point in years has not only stimulated new produc- 'tion, but has resulted in enormously increased earnings for the older mines. Twenty-eight copper com panies declared dividends for the eleven months this year aggregating s56, ,09S, ,z7S, making their distribution since organization s334 ,97o,446 on the issued capitalization oi $349,1 43,3l0. showing a return of about 96 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
.DEha-ARIzONA STILL
 HOLDS WELL AT s35
Warren Co. Will Not Sell Lots Unless In Position to
 Give Protection.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

From the looks Of the close of to- das's market there is evidence that some enc has thrown something at Superior & Pittsburg and other local stccAs. That there is a continuance CT liquidation in the Eastern marKet is evident. and has finally made its lDpsaTance On the local stocks. Caiu- net S Arizona declined during the day and at the close was offered at SlGS. Sup. & Pitts. opened at ,he eaIly morning with fair opening, but tbeIe was altogether too much offe.- cd, forcing the market down 10 S23.75, closing al s24.00. North. Butte anu Du.te OoaiiJion also suflered. Denn Arizona continues to hcld well at 500, ccnsiderable sales being made at that figure, both locally and in the East, There has been several Of the small hoiueis coming out at S35., but was vel taken at the close.
 Amez1can continues tC be a dead one at s4l. wnlie warren Iails to saow ally auNaAce or any i.lnd. There hss 5SSn EAIicA saId resaraIag the seiuns C4 tts ~naeh Is eo taAe place at SAce. ineie IS one thing certain, enSt the s@llen CO. Mi lot seiI iots 1a-esS tney ale ln position to give ,iio puDAc the necessary prulecuen.
 "Guid De TooIsn 10 olIer lots when llsIe Has Deen nUlnIns ueunILe done lSaaEa4ne water, or SSwel. anu looms io l4e mat when thas IS assured anu oeinS aene tilat tnes WiIi sell iuts; tnsn, anu I.l taen, can they gise tAe paonc that when the warren ", a..yss .nsn to have.
 Giooa was alsa ciassad with the oeaa ones' that IS to say, tpaI there "eis iu bidders. and 1t is sN>anoLnsr SssS "aere ,ne I4arsn holders u. stooN aiv SC-4.,tIled ,V ser. most a.. e4I stS>N at a1y o.d prIca. Wolverine C a-.~oLa nJius 1u dt so.U0. w.... 'e.y htue conlng out at s5.lz. Can ehea Oeenrial was handled ra<h SeaIessiy. se.iing as low as szs anu c.oSins al aov. Greene Can. openel St. ~ns at y--.JV, put at tue close was oIisied &r sZ=. 0reene Con. Ioons Dad cs Tar as baDsers and brokerage h1uses al3 cOncsfned..s hastefn oron. CTS don | Want to TaKe the srocK on a .--ais.ii, anu l~fuse 10 hanlie It unless hits De rcent margin is put up. aon iook for much improvement in the market ill after the holidays. The market closed easy
 Closing quotations:
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OFLOTS SET
 FOR JANUARY 2

Contrary to reports which were freely circulated about Bisbee yester- day. the sale of lots in the Warren townsite will not occur today. The date is now set for the second day of January, and the con .;.e,ion of certain maps is the only obstacle that remains to be overcome
 An official of the company, speaking of Warren townsite affairs yesterday. said 10 Review man that he was at loss to know how the report that lots would be offered for safe on Thursday had gained credence. as no official announcement to that effect had been made by any one connected with the company As result of the report many inquiries were re- ceived at the office of the townsite company at Warren. from intending purchasers, asking for confirmation.
 When asked the official date for the opening of the townsile, the answer was that the company had fixed Janu- ary, as the day. and unless some un- foreseen circumstances intervened, a.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
MINE DEEP FOR ORE.
Santa Rita so si-k shaft on is
 Properties 1000 feet.

SILVER CITY. N M.. Dec. 1s.-Thc santa Rita Mining company win vita n the next few days start the work 3f sinking a shaft on one of it's Santa Rita copper properties 1000 feet
 The majority of the mining st SaE- Ia Rita, which has been in operation. or many years and was even worked by Spaniards in the early days. has ,nly been surface mining.
 The Santa Rita compan has decided to ascertain the truth of the reports os numerous mining men who have pre- dicted large bodies of rich copper ores underlying the blanket deposits when nave been mined for nearly century
 The sinking of a shat to the depth of 1000 feet will cost the Santa Rita Mining company 8 considerable sum md the mining men of this section as well as the southwest will watch the operations with interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-London's higher quotations were only sufficielt
 O cause a steady open:ng in our mar ket. Union Pacific and Reading were rather firm. Renewed selling pressure soon developed. however. and prices continued to tumble under increasing liquidation, with only now and thea halt throughout the most of the scs- sion, until the last hour. when z sharp rally took place. carrying active isr sues up from to 5 points. Subse- quentiy another re9ction of about l Ter cent took place which was partly regaiued at the close. The close was very cratic and fluctuations were wide. but In most cases the rally was fairly well maintained. Call money wss seaIn high. ranging from 20 to 26 per cent in the morning, and later reacting to 20 per cent at the close. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Baltimore < Ohio were rather firm features 1Er- ing the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20

official announcement would be forth coming 10 this effect several days in advance of this date
 Engineers. surveyors and architects are kept on the jump in the lower end of the district, and the approval of some maps now being made Is all that remains to be completed before the people of the Warren district will be invited to select building site in the new town. and the sound of the ham, mer and saw will be heard in the land. The Review is informed that the street railway plans call for an elevated sta tion opposite the Copper Queen store on the side of the hill, and under the new survey which has been made dur ing the past few weeks, it will be possible to extend the line farther up Tombstone canyon on the same grade al a nominal expense.
 Orders for electrical equipment have been placed this week, and it is the expectation to have the street railway system in operation within six months after actual construction has been commenced. a