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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
b|SBEE WILL ENTERTAIN
 GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS

MuIeros range of mountains will te made.
 After concluding the examination members of the congress will come to Bisbee. Douglas and Cananea on in. viration extended by Professor James Douglas. a member of the congress.
 At Cananea the party will be en- tertained by Col. w. c. Greene. It is the present intention of the Copper Green company to give the members of the congress banquet during ihei- stay in Bisbee, and if the present plans are carried out. the chief executives Of Sonora and Arizona, together with their staff, will be present on that co casion
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
Pritchard, Hagen & Co.
Brokers ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone |
 5Idg., Phone 135, eisbee, Arix.
 The handling Of "eonanxa |
 Circle" and other Curb stocks. ,
 on commission. OUR sPE- |
 CiAlTY. |
 Quotations by wire come to ,
 our office "every little while" 1
 curing brokerage hours cirect ,
 from Calumet, Michigan-the
 HUB of the Bonanza Circle 1
 Companies.
 September 1, 1906.-Septem-
 Der commences with bright
 outlook for the stock market,
 with prices firm and an active
 trading being done in nearly all
 quarters. The record for tine stocks for the month just
 closed was a very good one considering that large major ity of the traders are away on their vacations during this season, necessarily making con ditions about the principal ex- changes rather quiet, but when September has run its course the close will doubtless show a much better record, if the con- ditions existing; that are rarely in error as the gauge to figure on as to developments, is to be 3 depended upon.
 During August month all of 2 the stocks on our boards with } the exception of Warren. Ameri- can, Hancock and Black Noun! 2 tain have either held their own or made substantial advances, a summary showing a net gain 2 for the list of S22.00. C. & A. 2 led the list with a gain of II 2 points, while the gain for N. 3 Butte was 5 points. B. Coali- 2 ton. Shattuck. s. & P, Ke- 2 wenaw, E. Butte and l.. S. & A. 2 all advanced from fraction up as high as 2 If points. Be- 2 sides the trading has been very 2 active. especially during the 2 latter days and the volume of business done was heavy.
  2 Sbattuck. B. Coalition. N. 2 Butte. American and E. Butte 2 are the leaders in the trading 2 fer September's opening day, 2 and each have gained over yes terday's close. Considerable 2 attention is paid w. & A. on ac- 2 count of the favorable indica- 2 tons showing in the diamond E Grill work. Cananea & Du- 2 luth also is in rood demand 3 with none of the shares offered ? at less than SAYS.
 2 A small amount of Sonora Bonanza is being offered at soc 2 but it is our opinion that the 2 stock will be hard to get at ? anything around this low figure 2 at the end of the present 2 month.
 = on4tasi4ng.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
Christian Science Services.

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02

Christian Science services are held a. the Johnson House parlor in Bis
 bee, Arizona, every Sunday morning at Il. and every Wednesday evea,ng at 7:30. All are welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
BIG CROWD FOR TOMBSTONE.

crowds will leave Bisbee tomorrow to attend the celebration of Labor Day at Tombstone where an interesting program has been prepared including hose race where the first prize is S1e0o.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
WON SHOTGUN.

H. Kreimer, the barber. was the lucky winner of Remington shotgun raffied at Dixon & Totman's cigar stand on Main street last night. KFeimer's high total was 45.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

has his doubts about Congress being, able to get along without his advice on the naval question during the pres
 ent Japanese crisis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
THE sosr WONDERFUL
 STKIkE TO DATE.

Happy lack and Lou Parker have been "Iet next" to the biggest thing on the map It was located by a squaw man in deep arroya about five miles east of Bacanora. It consists of a fifty foot blauke. ledge of 70 per cent copper ore, with gold. silver, lead. zinc, antimony and platinum on the eide. underlaid with sixty feet of nat ural coke, ready to strike the match to-
 By damming up the choke bore can .yon a half mile below and putting IE taps. all that will be necessary is to run 1t into bars and pack 1t out to the railroad. The ore is so rich. and its maleability resulting from it's quality so tenacious and is found in sucn masses that 1t is impossible to drill cut, saw or shoot it out. Fortunately the presence of the coke. along with eu abundance of iron. lime and all es- sential fluxing properties. make the problem easy.
 The owners staked the discoverer to a string of red chilli and a picture of the cruciflxion, and this Is the result of their broad-minded. contemplating liberality. Should this not be an ob- iect lesson .o those who are constant ly surrounded by such rare opportu- nfties? Jack and Lou have been shak- ing hands with themselves ever since the startling announcement was made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

A Los Angeles man whose wife bit his ear off. complained because she swept 1t out Perhaps she could have pleased him by keeping 1t for a souyc- mir
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

Peary sa,s the weather was to blame for his failure to reach the poie. Which dashes our hope. that he would at least be original in framing up an excuse on the homeward journey.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
B|SBEE'S FIRST
 PASSENGER TRAIN Was Run In Here Just Four Years Ago Monday, and
 Had Ten Passengers.

Many of the residents of Bisbee VIII remember that just four years ago Muuday tho nrst passenger train was run into Bisbee over the E. P. & g. ". railroad At that time Bisbee had population Of . little over 5000. and during the four years that passeu- scr trains have been operating in here has grown to city of nearly 10000.
 The first train to arrive in Bisbee waS mado up of engine No. 20. which Is gtiii running between E Paso and Douglas. . water and baggage car, smcAer. coach and buffet. The en-
 s.l ius-tor J. E. Lundy was in charge 1 the train. Conductor Lundy is still in charge of one of the through trains between Ea Paso and Benson. while Engineer Armstrong is driving an en- zine between Fl Paso and Douglas.
 Blsbee wes the terminal poin; ai that time. but was abandoned in thirty days, when the terminal point was moved to Benson. Since that time the Sflfca spur between Bisbee ane Douglas has been abandoned. making the main line more direct: the raod- bed has been greatly improved and modern equipment puf in use. which makes the system one among the best in the country.
 Since the first train was run into Bisbee. which carried passengers. the number of passengers brought 10 Bis bee daily is unofficially estimated at 100.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
SLUMP HIT STOCK
 MARKET YESTERDAY Buy Your Stock Outright and Put II Away Is the Advise
 Given by Brokers.
(By Frank J. Craf3

Soms one certainly threw some. thing at tho. market today. and from indications there will be . little more of 1t tomorrow. Apparently there is no particular reason for the slump ih todays market. but there Is one thing certain. there Is c break due in the market, and its got to come. and the only thing one can do is to buy up his stock outright and put 1t away. Boston and New York advises us to be care full in getting stock that you can not buy outright. The slump in today's market sold out many fellow. and to hiss loss.
 $167, but at the close the very best obtsinabfe bid was $i62. Superior . Pittsburg at the opening was strong at t26. sales being made at $26.25. but this price was somewhat attractive. and there wes considerable coming out, and drove the market down to s24.sI. with few shares offered at $2s.o0. Denn-Arizona, very likely through manipulation, was forced down. mostly because there were hold CTS of this stock that were compelled to sell 10 protect their margin ac- counts. Denn held well during the first part of the day. but there was al together too much offered. Last safes being made at s35 in Boston. and only for a few shares American anu Warren are dead ones. There was no bid whatsoever for the stock, bu, there will be a regretting for this in the very near future. Warren and American are both worth their present price, and do not see how any one can lose on these figures. Globe was also iifeless. In market like We had to day buyers are very scarce, and 1t is almost impossible 10 sell anything; this was the case today As stated last night there is something doing in the Co.eRyan new stocks-that is. Greene. Central and Greene-Cananea. Greene opened $32, but soon dropped and continued doing so till the close, last sales being made at $30.62. For the first time since trading opened Central was drug on the market, bid ders refusing to take it up and buyers were scarce. This all affects the new stock, and GreeRe-Canapea sold as low as $22.00. This is getting pretty close to par. and think that at these figures it ought to be bought up. 1t does not hardly look as though the holiday slump is at hand. but two years never are the same, and IL may be that this year We will have it at the present time. Don't forget the fact ths no man ever went broke talk. | ing profits. and that there is more than one stock on which there Is a chance to make reasonable profit. l caution you to be careful. that's all.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

Once more Uncle Joe is as happy s a boy with a red wagon. Congress. lon his hands," is without terror to him
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
sENTA FE Is
 ACCUSED OF REBATES United States Attorney Had a Spirited Encounter In
 Count Over Subpoena.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. lS-The fn- vestiga;ion by the federal grand Jury into alleged rebates by the Santa Fe and ons or two other railroad oompa- niee, which was begun several weeks ago, will result in report being hand ed down by the end of the present week when. it is said. indictments will be found.
 Counsel for the, Santa Fe and United States District Attorney Lawler had spirited argument in court today over a subpoena issued for H. F. Cole, chief clerk In the claims department of that road, which counsel for the company sought to have quashed. The subpoena called for the production of certain papers and records. Judge Wellborn. however, decided in favor of the government. The attorneys for the Santa Fe at once announced they would appeal the point to the United States circuit court of appeals.
 It was also learned today that Vlr- gii Sapeufield. former clerk. of the Santa Fe, who now is serving ninety days in the county jail for embezzle- ment, has been before the grand jury every day for a week. Sapenfield has claimed he was in possession Of i'm portant information relative to the re bate grating.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
NEW KIND OF
 MINING ENGINEER Have Been Grating Eastern CTS oa Pima County
 Prospects.

A uex speciBa uf mining engineers is operating iA Pima county. These '.eng1neess', are neither of the class who received their degreeu in the aechnicAt schools. nor are they of chose who get their mining informa- tion nom prospecting through long years.
 gae nev "engineers" are of the class that have Lunches" and thsy arc seeking to find ore by the -hunca'' route.
 The parties are what are commonly called fortune teliers. and so strongi, have they imp ssed the sense of the. ability to see | ond the vision or ut average man rpon . group of gultbie Eastern stockholders in a mining com pany located south of Tucson that they were sent hero at a fancy price to find out the most available place to sink . shaft on the property.
 Ths fortune teilers make no claim to having mining knowledge. but ex- pecL- by means of a "hunch" to be atae to find the best place for sinking a shaft on the property.
 Tbe new style of "engineers" are not likely to supplant the practical mining men However they will, on the other hand. probably cause the ceHulous stockholders to become soured On mining after several thou sad dollars have been wasted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
GRAD JURY
 INDICTED WILLIAMS
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 form as aforesaid. he the said Starr K. Williams. then and there. well knowing that said testimony was falss as aforesaid, and that the said Jones had neither of the conversations as aforesaid. and the said Starr K. Williams then and there well knowing that the said Frank Jones well know that his testimony. so given as afore- said. was fAlse and untrue in the par. ticuiars foresaid. All of which. to the form of tho statutes in such cases made and provided. is contrary. and against the peace and dignity of the Territory of Arizona"
 number of witnesses in the Starr W1lhams case were excused this after. noon- No definite arrangements have been made as yet regarding the time set for the trial. and it is net known whether the case will be tried at the present term of the disrict court or will be allowed to go over until ths next term. This question will be def nitefy determined during the next few days. after the plea has6 Been taken to the indictment.
 It Is rumored that the attorneys for the defense win ask for a change Of venue from this cornty as soon as the case s called for trial.
 The grand jury has begun the in cf other criminal cases. and had witnesses before them In the Fisher case. who Is charged with the killing of Jack McCIough at Benson on the night of November 29th, and in the Gusseppi Ausso case. who is charged with the killing of Barney Gsis in this city on the evening of De cember f-s.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
MURDER IN rHeArER GALLERY.
Boy Killed by . Man With Umbrella
 at the Majestic.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-During a vaud erii,e performance at the Majestic Theafer last night A. Komis. Jew iss boy. 20 years old. sitting in the gallery. was killed by having the fer rule end of an umbrella driven into his head by a man who occupied seat at. fis side. The murderer gave the name of George Dunraven. He is 55 years old. a slate roofer. and lives at 1463 Michigan avenue. The victim. whose identity has not been estab- lisied- died at the county hosptal a few minutes after arriving there.
 Dunraven was arrested by Officer Edward Wagner, detailed at the thea ter. He said Roniis annoyed him by srpiauding turn" be did not ap- prove of, and to chastise him he iab- bed him with the umbrella. The ferrsife sunk into the lads left eye to the depth of three inches, piercing ths brain.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
SENATOR BROWNS FUNERAL.
No incidents of importance Marked
 Burial of Mrs. Bra6icy's Victim.

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 1s.-AI- thur Brown. former United States senator from Utah. rests beside Isab.l c. Brown. from whom he w5s estrars- ed during the last years of lis married life. After the funeral, attended by about 300 persons. the victim of Mrs. Bradley's revolver was buried in Mount Olive cemetery this afternoon by his brothers of the I. O. 0. F. The casket in which the remains had come from Washington was not opened, anu the services. which were held from Browns former residence in Brigham street, was marked by no unusual in cidents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
couhTERFEITER KILLED.
soUTH MALEsTER. LT. Dec.

SOUTH MALESTER, I. T., Dec. is Telephone messages from Bokoshe state that last night Deputy U. s. Marshall Gray and Ira H. Stevens ran across John McLain and man named Melone In ioIei: mousse i1 ;he Noc.ss making counterfeit Money. nci49fs opened fire upon Gray and was sho- and GsilIed by the Marshal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

There is another side to the case of those twelveinch guns which will stand only two hours of firing. When the enemy captures them after the two hours are up, they will be merely useless .unk and the laugh will be on the enemy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

A Texas prosecuting attorney had his father fined s5 for violation of the sidewalk ordinance and although his mind, no doubt, went back to his boy hood days, he refrained from saying Tt hurts me more than it does you.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

Although he has been accused of losing his temper in Pittsburg, Secre tary Shaw showed considerable dis erection while In that town by keeping his hand on his pocketbook.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

Notice that Mrs. Hetty Green has just loaned $7,00o.0 900 on gilt edge real estate. This Is a most encouraging sign. indicating that Mrs. Green has arranged to have postponed tha< upheeral she was so anxious about eryy a fey weeks ago
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19

Senator Depew Is reported to have laughed heartily the other day If he Is strong enough to repeat the rcr- forInence few times during the ses- sion. New York will feel that she is again ably represented ir the Senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

fathers. mothers, brothers, sisters, wives.
sweethearts, and other friends, and yet
no flowers can be strewed upon their graves
by those who love and cherish their
memory. No one OF these mcurners who
have been for forty years awaiting the
return of some loved one can say he died
such a date. was buied at such a place.
And this is not all the sad story. The
total enlistments on the Union side dur
ing the war was 2S59,132 OF this number
2320,272 were first enlistments So deduct
ing those who died during the war, 81 to
IS, we have 1,96O,744 men who survived the
struggle OF that number 1885, 952 have
died since the war, and the remnants,
ga, 792 is now dying at the rate of 5000
a month-60OOO year. Nearly 5000 died
last year. Twenty years from now what
veteran will respond for the Decoration
speech? We realize these facts and God
forbid that the time shall come when the
silent. sacred past shall plead to God in
vain for recognition from the children of
men, much less from the actors who
helped to make their life and death
heroic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Decision by the Supreme Court Of
of the plaintiff in the libel suit
by the MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The sut was for $500 600 damages and was brought
by Dr. Pierce against the Curtis Publishing Co for max
ING false statements about of his standard family
medicines known Dr.. Pe,ce's Fa1orife FeS0IbtoR
In the May number of the Ladies' Home Journal (I9o4)
Mr. Edward Box the editor stated that Dr. Pierces ia
vorte Prescription contained alcohol and other harmful
ingredients and Dr. Pierce had in the action alleged the
defendant macously published this article containing
apeh false and defamatory matter Dr. Pierce further
claimed that alcohol is was contained in his
WFavorite Prescription" that said medicine vege
table preparation and contained deeterous ingredients
whatever that Mr.. Boks statement pretending to give
some of the ingredients of said medicine wholly and
absolutely false.
The retraction printed by the Curtis Publishing Co.
fwo months after the A6eoAs statement aRpeeyed stated
definitely that analyses had been made at their request
and that the "Favorite Prescription" did not contain
either alcohol opium digtalis. But the business of
Dr. Pierce injured from the effects of the publication
Of the original libel and the matter brought before
jury in the Supreme Court of New York State who
promptly rendered verdict in the Doctors favor
During the trial q the libel pit Or Lee Smith 0 yis9P Priest
SssS at the ngedien Dr. PeCo Favorte Pecrpon were
SoR Lady Slipper Black tohosh and Unicorn BY means Of pure
sncsS Medical man that the FSvorg
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An alcoholic compound for is something
should take yet cfavore Prescription the only and
nervne put up for sale through druggists especially for
weaknesses contain alcohol and that
large quantities Womany weakness will always bring
rrtabty and condition. for which alcohol is the
thing tho world. What thus afflicted needs
vegabe tonic and nvgorang nerne like Doctor Prces Fa
vorte Prescription, which will build her delicate and
bring about healthy tone.
Many their present good health to the fact that
Pierce by letter. giving him all possible in
formation about their condition symptoms etc. and received in
good medical advice hicb them nothing This
advise you write DR.. r. " Pierce the founder of
Invnds Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N Y.
Dr. Pierce by confines himself prescribing his
weknown proprietary medicines He tells you in the most
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

comrades who used to touch elbows with us
In the battle line are in Soldiers Homes,
generously cared for by the state or by
the national government. In round num-
bers, $1,000 in the national homes and 70, 900
in state homes. Our organization, the
Grand Army Of the Republic. knows M
politics or creed save that measured by
the golden rule. We meet TO help the
weak. gladden. the hearts of the strong.
and to lend a helping hand to all who
need and deserve our charity. To this
end may the grand army prosper, and
may the flowers OF peace and purity, OF
prosperity, progress and plenty bloom In
our organization. May 1t wax strong,
maintained as It has been, by the blood
and enriched by the dust Of the slain,
that our country might live--that peace
and harmony may prevail in the land,
chartered and decided to the oppressed Of
every cline.
No child can be born into the Grand
Army of the Republic; no proclamation Of
a president, edict OF king or czar can COM
maud admission; no university or In
stitution of learning can issue a diploma
authorizing the holder to enteri no act
of congress or Parliament can secure
recognition; the wealth of the Vanderbilts
cannot purchase the postlon it's doors
. swing only upon presentation of a bit of
paper torn, worn, begrimed It may be-
which certifes TO an honorable discharge
from the armies navieE of the nation
during the war against rebellion and un-
like any other association no " new blood"
can come in There are no growing ranks
from which recruits can be drawn into
the Grand Army of the Republic.
With the contamination Of peace through
victory Its rolls were closed forever,
It's lines are steadily and swiftly grow
ing thinner and the ceasless tramp OF its
columns Is with ever-lessenin8 tread the
gaps in the picket line grow wider; day
by day details are made from the reserve
summoned into the shadowy regions, TO
return TO touch elbows no more, until by
and-by only a solitary sentinel shall stand
guard waiting till the bugle call from be-
yond shall muster out the last comrads
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

ers, to fight as neighbors and friends
against Indians, grasshoppers and drouth
for the one great purpose of lettering
their condition, to make home for them
selves and those dependent upon them.
United action, push and perseverence-les-
sons taught in the war-have wrought
the wonderful result All this was made
possible by the preservation of the union.
The peril of war, succeeded by the profit
of peace. Remembering these things, we
must not forget that the laughter of today
was a lamentatton yesterday. We cannot
forget the actors in this great drama of
life and death, of a nations struggle and
triumph. Remember you the song that
was sung to drown the frog in our
throats:
Brave boys are they who have gone to
their country's call
And yet, we cannot forget that many
brave boys must fall.
And so they did, and one by one are
dropping from the line today, until our
grand army of 2,320,272 men are three
fourths gone The great struggle cost
this nation full $4,000. 100000 and the
lives of S59,62s loyal sons during the
years '61 to '65. The total loss Of life,
including union and confederate men dur
ing the war, is estimated at 500, 900, and
money loss to all the states of over
$4,000, 100000.