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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Mandy Clement. n beautiful
South Dakota maiden. II a baseball
umpire. She has the regular wealth
Of dark brown hair. comely figure,
dropping lashes. throat like a avian
aud pearly teeth She claims tho
right GO change her mind aud the
privilege Of the last word.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Panama Hats SO

Your choice OF any Panama In
our house. $500. Prepare for the
Fourth. W. d. Hutchinson Co.
Second and uaion ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Jockey J Smith vas given tire.
eaYs on the ground b the starter
ON account 81 atsobedieacs IT The
post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Mil.os. Win. rlrs,.

Milaors, the outsider n the bet
tins. won tho first raes Ia nose
hntsh With Mrs Prank NawbefKh.
katherine a., the faN0rite. Nas
much the best bat the boy save her
al awful ride and she finished thifa.
hefsaiu. who he'd a Jockey up yea.
'rfday Instead Of a stable boy. ran
away ftnfn his field Ia tho second
faes. winning By sis lengths Pruo-
wood had e ton % money bet on her
chances. being backed down fsum 10
10 90 s. Towards the close some
N tho books refused 20 take any
money AZ all on hog chances prue-
WOOD showed a good burst Of speed.
although she wes no match for Her
snih. and finished sscond. five
lengths ahead OF Black cloud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE dAy Cloudy Track muddy
IL ~ Esbert. presiding judge. I'll Duke
064f RAcE-FTve furiongs Selling Twoysarola maid
Va To first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Amhy MeGafry. tho New York
lightweight who has been ehailenf
inE the world aud Offering 10 fight
either Cans or Nelson. met HIS FIN
ish the other night AZ Philadelphia
when Willie Fitzgerald Knocked
him out ia one round Tho battle
was short aud sweet Eta rushed
and took the aggressive IN the first
ten seconds OF fighting Mcuarry
came back at him and used his
great htgsnkth 90 force F1tz 10 the
ropes. They went into a vicious
mlN up aud then the lights went
out for Notary. The blow which
put NcoarrY 20 the bad seemed
chance one II waa n Wild swing
and knocked him flat lie took the
count and then got up. but u could
be seen he MAS all IA Fitz swung
both hands TO the head and Mc
Garry went down like a log lie had
TO he carried to his corner. where
he recovered IN a few minutes
McGHrrYs manager, Paddy
Welsh. declared the bios a chance
one. and said be would back Ne
Garry for s. 900 % fight fitzgerald
aEaiu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

POST MONEY foR FloHr.
Officials II the Twin city Ath-
i~sie club to-day posted ti.pa9 with
" ~ Cooper. % the Stfatf1rd. %
guarantee the BURNS schFuck rEhi.
Witch Ril take place July 70 a.
Mufan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Panama Hats So

Your choice Of any Panama Ia
our house. g. 90. Prepare for the
Fourth. " u. Hutchinson Co.
second and tf.ina 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

eighth there was a grand rally, hat
a weht to pieces IN chunks la the
tenth. which flushed. San fraa
cisco, s seattle, q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

hadRhek was pounds The best
hetss lu tho third and won easily.
lie waa the only fayarite 20 win.
fallos stone was eight lengths In
front ~ Jolly witch. aho ran third
esnetn Nus much the best ia the
faefth race. but kirsehbaum save
TIE mare q fearful ride. ana she Wa
beaten head b. .1ueilsi. who found
a track made 70 his liking. Baker.
WHO had not been out FOR a long
titiie. ran a Hood rae and finished
thlfd ifiekisa. the even MONEY "a.
Npftts. displayed no speed aud fins
ished outside the money.
IL the fifth faos Wilson DELAYED
mahins his run with Anifaa. the
faNafite. until tt Was foo late, and
Vas beaten a head ~ F1o Manaia.
20 |. who led all the way. Pettitohn.
At ; to 4. ran third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Ned iIanlon says he will not re-.
tire from baseball until he hna
given Cincinnati a champion team
Il looks ne though he II doomed 20
die Ia harness
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7. A.. HLNDERsoN sAoDLGRY
COMPANY

Makes a specially Of buggy hafnosa.
saddles and horse blankets 80.
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boloman. the second choice. who
Vas backed down frun4 ] 20 %
10 8. eon the last race under a
spleadld tide from l.. Fountain. ia.
mus. with Mcbride. up. afifta4 hack
from 70 4 10 90 s. cauopia r.
~sH third rhoiee a. & 70 J. when
it came 10 racing Il was noiau4a n al
the Say. and. although uAmus eAih~
sirens "a The stretch. Holonan -.an :.
der q hard drive finished nssf by
half length. cauanian got the SAa4
easily, as RotFou snd Fdalietia = 81
beaten off
fhnte Rtil be seven races aesAdes
this arteruoen. with the Tsam4
handicap ths feature. and a farF4
eresa IL expected sfoFn the cfte
of Destiny Ths track win prsb.
mis- BE- slow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
AMERICAN leAous.

batteries rauHn taikanhefs sad WAKE
Nehfetk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Sam Berger. the California
heavyweight ana Jack oBfieu are
matched Co fight six rounds before
Philadelphia club Il looks like
easy money FOR Jack.
tnqniaatof equaled the worlds
record for ono 4nlle when he ran
the distance az aheopshead bay ia
f;afa.a the other day Won Tfomp
was second and Halifax third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Tins gsiS OK. feit. fru
E9i1uan place q. oist show.
Wfnnsr. y q Fountains y
Start good won al driving
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49, ai.. e.; . :. s:ssG' 'r - .s ss'a.
staSt ed We an artvin.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
MINER FINDS SKELETON.

Sanford Rowe. who is developing some mining claims out near he Grand Canyon. reports the finding of a skeleton during their excavatins. It seems that tree. evidently some four hundred years old. was in the way, and it being necessary to blast out the stump to carry on the work. it was done. At a depth of about six feet immediately under the roots of the tree, a skeleton of man was found. The bones were in a good state of pres ervation. evidently so from the pres ence of the copper, a large body being round at the spot. There has, been a good deal of speculation as to what race the skeleton belonged. as while the limbs and trunk homes were of normal size, 1t is stated that the head was of very peculiar snape.-Wil- Hams News.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
RICH STRIKE REPORTED IN P|TTSbURG..
 JEROME MINE Strike Looks Like the Largest Commercial Proposition in
 Jerome District.

The strike in the shaft on the Pitts burg-Jeroms is one of the best. the most substantial and looks more like a big co1amercial proposition than any strike that has been made in the dis trict outside of the U. V. and Copper Chief. says the Jerome .Sows. At a depth of 25O feet the ore body was five feet in width and dipped south west into the hill. The shaft has been sunk sixteen feet deeper with the ore body in evidence for that distance. and wider and of higher grade at the bot tom. As depth is attained the strike increases in interest, and develop ments are being watched with utmost eagerness by the whole district The Pittsburg-Jerome property is located about three miles southwest of the United Verde. and is on what is sup posed to be the west side of the Je- rome-verde copper belt.
 We believe that the prediction can safely be made that two or three hun dred more feet of work on this prop erty will prove to the world that there are other large and rich ore bodies in the Jerome district than that owned by Senator Clark. We have at this office a piece of the quartz from the P-J., in which free gold is visible to the naked eye.
 A visit to the Waiker-Larremore property, Thursday, to investigate a reported strike there. found the work men removing ledge matter in which there was a soodly quantity of high grade copper eulphidcs. The work on this new strike has not progressed far enough to demonstrate the extent of the mineral body, but 1t certainly looks
 good so far as the development has gone.
 i Diamond drill work sR the Verde 1, Chief is moving ahead without a hitch
 and with good results. The News was yesterday shown piece or oee. about one foot in length, that cano from 6 1 depth of 391 feet, that carried grea' | deal of sulphides, and looked very
 much like pay rock. It is the high
 est grade rock yet encountered by ths
 drill.
 Interest is again centered op th' North Verde because of the apparent | near approach of change in the for nation through which the shaft \
 being sunk. The change. miners be
 1ieve. looks favorable for the coming
 in of mineral. Superintendent Movies is making good headway witk th'
 shaft. and feels with his men that .
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
GLOBE STANDARDAMONG RICH ONES OF THAT
 DISTRICT Adjoins the Yo Tambien and Arizona National and
 Has Ten Claims,

The property of the Globe Standard Mining company has been inspected by men who have been successful at mining and who are recognized as good authorities on mine values. The decision of all who visit the property is that it is a rich one, and all pros poets indicate that it will be the key to the Pinto creek district before Christmas.
 The mine was discovered by Charles Miller. The mine is located in the Pinto creek valley and adjoining the To Tambien and Arizona National at a distance from Globe of sixteen miles. Composed of ten claims, the ledge ranges to the Banker property. where a solid pocket of gold was taken out a rew years ago.
 The ledge at forty feet is three Feet wide, where the drift is ten feet ia length from the shaft, and assays of this ore give in gold s6. in silver s3.35 and in lead s3s.S0 per ton. Tho SoihpoAis 10 Sdit oi icids sitNcA ohA gold. so they have abandoned drift ing and will sink the shaft to the wat CT level. when no debut at 100 feet there will be copper sulphide found, as indicated by present appearances. Having demonstrated the fact that at forty feet they have valuable and permanent body of ore they will now expend their money in sinking and de- velopment at lower levels.
 When the development is complete. as outlined. the company will then be able to know what machinery to in- stall.
 From the beginning of operations and the production of almost solid lead the stock of the company has been selling in large blocks. So great is the demand for the stock that the company. having realized enough to develop steadily, has raised its price from cents. and it is only a matter of a few weeks. awaiting further de- velopment, until it will place a high CT value on the treasury stock. Al this time the company is not advertis- ing stock for sale, but is rather wait ing for fuller development.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
REP. OF MEXICO
 IS PROSPEROUS

WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. .1.-- Consular reports show that material development of Mexico under President Diaz Is strikingiy illustrated by the steady growth of her revenues in the last thirteen years
 Starting with the fiscal year 1893, when the total collections were s37.- GOT ,00e. and ending with the fiscal year 1905, which the Mexican investor estimates to have produced $92 2,c00.. Oe0, the record is a remarkable one. The collections of custom house rev enues increased strikingly during ths lsst halt of the year 1905- The in crease in those collections in July end AususA 1se6, might have been OK plained By the effofts to rush in goods on which the import duties were in- creased by the tarin which came fi.to force at the beginning of September.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
STOCK MARKET LIVELY; RAISE OF TWO ID
 THREE POINTS
Rumor That c. 6 A. Are to Take Over Warren-Re-
 port Not Confirmed.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Just what hit Ihe market today and forced up several of the stocks from two to three points has got everyone to thinking. but on the other hand 1t is inst as was expected.
 At the opening of today's market 1t looked as though Superior & Pittsburg would take on some advance. but this proved somewhat to the contrary. for there vas considerable selling and at the close $20.00 was the very best for this stock
 Apparently Warren was she stock that got all buyers of stocks to think ing. On Monday called your atten- ton to Warren and hope that you have profited by it. The demand fer thie stock was so heavy that il was i'm possible to buy stock under $16-0o. al though there were great many that bought up Warren on Tuesday and have profited by the advance.
 From the Copper Country comes the rumor that the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company were to take over the Warren Realty and Development Con1- pany. Up to the rr..sessrt time cannot say that this is fact or can the sanle be verified, but there is one thing cer- tain that Warren has turned new leaf and buying this stock at S1l.co and $1200 is almost thing of the past. and if the statement is correct regarding the c. & A., Warren ar Sl5.c0 will be cheap.
 No sooner had the furry got staited in the Warren than heavy buying or rs. To u a in the air on American has not be- come known to the public. but if there is any one that can give Jcu scme Ame1can cheap gust hook onto 1t, you won't lose anything on it. Work on this property as well as the s.aiance of the Superior 6 Pittsburg properties is being pushed to the limit and re suits are bound to come forth. Out side of these two stocks the market has been neglected 10 rertain ex- tent.
 Denn-A-izona holds we'll at s20.00 to s20.25, but like the remaining stocks, no attention Is being paid. don't for get that her turn will come.
 American at the close of the market sold at s14.00 with nothing offered Sales being made in small lots at $14.25 in the copper country. Butte London, which has been somewhat lifeless, also responded to the activity thet prevailed in today's market; sales being made at s2.SI.
 Globe so far has failed to take on strength, with the advance in today's market, but if Old Dominion keeps np the present advance that was taken on today. Globe has got to get in line.
 Indications for tomorrow are good for a higher market with possible ex ception Of Superior.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

but instead of reduction. which might have been feared as a result of the change in tariff rates. the collec- tions increased during the succeeding months, so much so that the import duties during the half year ending De cember S1 yielded $3.e00.000 more tran during the corresponding period of the previous year. sF N
 The numerous changes in the taIiff rates seem not to have caused any inconvenience to the import trade.
 The suppression and reduction of taxes oa mining did not decrease the internal sevenue. as the increased yield of other forms of this revenue not only compensated. but caused an increase in collections in the half year under reViss of $500. 900. as compared with the corresponding half year in 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
pritChard, Hagen & Co
 BrrkerS ard promOfers.

Front Rocms, New Telephone
 eidg- Phone 135, bisbee, Arix.
 The handling of sBonanxa
 Circle" and other Curb clocks,
 op commission. OUR sPE- ciALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to
 our office "svery little while"
 during brokerage hours direct
 from Calumet, Michiqan-ths HUB of the Bonanza Circle
 Companies.
 Sept. 21, 1906.-Warrcn con tinues to be the top-notcher in
 the copper share market ard tonight cannot be had any where at less than s16.00 and very little can be located ct that and a half point better, though s17.00 would proDably bring t,ut considerable. The fellows who made so hand somely on the stock on the strength of the tips handed out some lime ago are sure jubilant.
 American is strengthening to such an extent that there is none of the stock to be had around $14.00. It looks like $17.00 to S20O0 for shis stock and some higher for Warren be- fore the boom on them sub sides. Besides these features which took up moss of the at- tention of the traders there |. was considerable dealing in Canarea Central, Superior & Pittsburg, Globe. Denn ard Ke- weenaw. The remainder of the stocks also came in for atten- ton and altogether the mar ket was very active one. Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
DUEY a OVERLOOK. Broker,
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Friday. september 21. lsOs.

rrlday, september Zls lSVo.
 The market generally holds well with some of the coppers strong and advancing rapidly. especially American and Old Dominion. The former lp to noon today was quoted at $12.O0. while at close $1o.00 failed to locate any amount of stock with buyers flooding the market. Old Dominion opened at $4S.00, and at close s52.50 failed to locate any stock. and it is predicted that she will reach $55.00 tomorrow.
 Warren, which has been in so great demand for the past few days. slack ened up some this afternoon. At the opening Warren showed sales at sl6.12 while at close this stock was bought a. s15.75. Denn was weak during the day, but strengthened up at close, selling at $21.12. S. & P sold at s20.50 at the opening, and at close was offer ed at $20.00. Cananea Central sold at s19.25.
 We understand that the Ronquillo Copper company operating at Cananea has let a contract for the sinking of shaft on their Swansea clair1, which is about three hundred feet from the No. 1 shaft of the America, now the property of the Cananea Central.
 Closing quotations, Sept. 21, 1906:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign) I also ies of drawings and specifications.
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND. Bradbury Blk. Los Angeles. Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

few more feet of depth will carry them through the lime formation.
 The Arkansas and Arizona continues to sink without interruption and there will undoubtedly be some interesting developments on this property to re- port when the ledge has been sunk on to some depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

A Washington exchange says a sto- ry teller's club has been incorporat- ed there, but did not say whether for mer Senator Billy Chandler was a member.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

Wise guys in that spelling reform bunch; about half the words on their list are already spelled the way they want them spelled, by about half the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

If Joe Cannon doesn't cut out some of thos eboquet stunts he will never be a candidate for President.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

One of the big brewing companies is running a newspaper ad. headed "beer is a temperance drink. That's news.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22

One way to be popular is to find out what the majority wants, and then shout like blazes for it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-09
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-09
cor BUT $50
FROM Relief FUND

Will WEIGH, a former Honolulu boy,
who for the past two years has been
in San Francisco and passed through
the fire there, returned to Honolulu
yesterday on the steamship Sonoma.
He was accompanied by his wife and
infant. WEIGH worked his way back
home. He had to do that or stay in
San Francisco, where life was miser-
able enough at best. Welch also has
a weli-defined kick against the meth
DDS of the Hawaiian Relief Committee
Of which j. F. Morgan is the head.
Il can't see what the Relief Com
mittee was doing up there with its
$4,000 subscribed by people here said
Welch yesterday. Il supposed that
money was to lift us out of our diff
culties and give us a chance to breathe
again. [ went to them for help to get
back here. NV wife was not well and
we had an eight weeks baby at the
time of the fire
Naturally, my wife and child were
exposed to many dangers in the open
air life we led I went to the Relief
Committee and asked for help To get
back here. They allowed $50 TO nv
wife. Think of it. $50. when that
won't even pay for second-cIass pass
age I had to do mighty hard lot
Of grubbing around TO rake up enough
Ia buy her a second-class passage. and
then worked my passage down here,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-09
JAP EMIGRATION
OFFICIAL REMOVED

VICTORIA CB. CO, May 30.-Revised
emigration laws are being planned
by the japanese Foreign Office, among
other changes being the removal of the
representative of japanese emigration
companies from Hawaii.
The Yomiuri Shimbun says that the
removal of the representative will
stop emigration, as the japanese law
forbids japanese emigration to places
where no representatives, of the emf
grafton companies are located.
The japanese cable steamer Okinawa
Maru will complete laying a cable to
Guam to connect with the American
Pacific cable in July.
The proposed Manchurian expedition
at Mukden which japanese merchants
are planning for next year has been
opposed by the Chinese Government
and VIII probably be abandoned.