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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
DANGEROUS FIRE.
Old Dominion Oil Tank Burned, Max irc Fierce Blaze.
(Globe Belt)

Only those who were close eyeWlt- nesses to the burning of an oil tank near the old Dominion main shaft, on
 Wedesday afternoon, realized what close cali it was for the entire plant. The tank that burned (containlng about 6 900 gallons of crude oiD eX- pIoded and caught fre-it is suppos- cd from 6 spark of a passing locomo- live.
 Another tank of oil within three feet of the one that burned also eX- pIoded. but the steel roof was not displaced and the oil did not ignite. Fortunately the wind was from tHe west and blew the flame away rom the other tank and the big trestle and mine buildings.
 A force of a hundred or more men worked hard and successfully 70 ple- vent the fire from spreading. Four or five streams of water were kept play ing on the tanks, and holes were punched in the burning tank near the bottom, allowing the oil to run out. The fire was extinguished within two hours after l. started.
 A few thousand dollars Will cover the loss. The men were taken out ol the mine and the concentration was slut down for a few hours The Old Dominion is now in better shane than for several months. The new pump on the tenth level is do ing good service and work IS being
 pushed in almost every level of the mine. Four furnaces are running al
 the smelter and the production of cop per for May is estimated at about g. 900. 900 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
QU|ETNESS OF SUMMER
Bonanza Stocks Still Sought After, But in Small Lots
 Only,
CONSOLIDATION IS
 LIKELY TO GO HIGHER.
(By Frank J. orat.)

BISBEE, June 5.-The market has fallen back to its summer quietness. although there has been considerable trading. Bonanza stocks gre still being sought after, but in small lots. Denn-Arizona showed some sign of weakness and at the close was of fered at s20.25, with few buyers in the market at s20. Consolidation stock was being traded in at s1s.2S- We would not be at all surprised to see this stock take on very good advance with the next sixty uays. American has been eagerly sought after during the day al SIS to sl3.50. but towards the close had beea of fered at $l3.25. Warren is weaA at s14.50, with few bidders at sli.25. Black Mountain is being offered at s10, while Keweenaw changed hands at s13. Arizona Commercial closed at s47.62. -s~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
GLOBE COMES 10 FRONT
Sensational Advance in Arizona Commercial Attracting
 Attention.
BIG STRIKES ARE
 BECOMING COMMON.

The sensational advances in the price of Arizona Commercial company stock, which has in few days jumped from s25 to $45 bid, and which was in strong demand yester- day at s4550 during the trading hours, is directing new and more general attention to the Globe district of Ari- zona. The Arizona Commercial com pany is controlled by Paine. Webber & Co. and some other Boston people. Ii was organized with a capital of sl .O0O. 900 and later the capital was increased to $2,00o, 900, which is the present capitalization. The produc- ton from development work is sold to the old Dominion company. with s,reters nearby and which is connect ed with the Arizona Commercial com pany's property by a narrow guage road and incline.
 The Globe district, while an old one, is in many respects new. and values can only be determined by active and extensive development work. but ii no doubt has great future. The Dig advance in the price of the Arizona Commercial IS due to an important strike in a crosscut on one of the low CT levels of the mine. A large body of ore has been encountered. At last accounts the crosscut had pene- trated the ore more than 20 feet and was still in the mineral. The strike is said to have been toward the fault.
 The Globe district is cut through by large Assure veins in which. and Tn the immediate vicinity of which lie bodies of ore that have heretofore been encountered. One of the main Assures is that on which the old Do minion mine is located. and it is in the northeast extension of this that the claims of the Arizona Commercial are located.
 Reports in mining circles and in some of the papers throughout the country are that Hovland & Smith, of Bisbee, have rounded up several groups of claims in the immediate VI ciniry of the Old Dominion property. and in the most promising part of the district. Little is known here about the Hoyland & Smith holdings, but if re- ports. which at this time cannot be verified should prove true. it would mean much to them anf much to thelr friends and to Duluth. The big strike in Arizona Commercial leads mining men to believe that Hovland x Smith have been alive to the great oppor- tunities that this district has offered and that their holdings are of great value. It is expected that their prop erty will be systematically explored and developed, and become an import ant factor in the production of copper in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
NEW WAGON ROAD
 IN THE CHIRtCAHUAS

The people at Rodeo are figuring on building road through Skeleton can yon. With this road built a large number of settlers in the valley north of Rodeo, who now travel fifty or six. ty miles to trade or to the postofice. will be able to reach Rodeo with about half the travelling. It is estimated that the road can be built for a com paratively small amount, and that this amount will soon be returned in the increased business of the camp.
 Rodeo Is rustling little settlement and is after business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
COLE LEAVES GLOBE
 TO HIS ASSOCIATES

It Is now asserted by friends of Thomas F. Cole that while at one time he contemplated heavy interest in the Globe distrinct, and went so Tar as to visit that camp and open nego tiations for the acquisition of the Commercial Copper Co, present indi- cations are that he will leave the de velopment of the Globe properties to some Of his Lake associates. principal ly Messrs Hoveland and Smith.
 It Is said that the new company sfhae will develop these Globe properties. consisting of ffeo acres, Is now in process of formation
 Three shafts have been located with a view of developing ground that Is .ebst located geologicalfy for the discovery of large ore bodies. One will be on the Bird group. one on the Mallory claims and the third on the Taylor property
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
ORE DEVELOPMENT IN
 ARIZONA COMMERCIAL

Intimation given that ore might come in again OF the 400-foot level of the Black Hawk mine of the Arizona Commercial Copper Co. has already been realized. After passing through IF 1t. horse of silicious quartz and iron carving to 3 per cent copper. the drills broke into fine carbonate ore Again, some of which will assay 10 to IF per cent copper.
 Only one round of shots have been mt fr which broke Into ore two feet. but i. looks as though this fine show ing might continue for some distance further. The sinking of a three-com- pertinent perpendicular shaft on the Black Hawk will soon be started. Rail- road construction will be pushed and more adequate machinery equipment ordered. .e
 The above news indicates that the Black Hawk lode Is now 6S feet wide, with no hanging wall in sight. The first 9 feet of the lode was barren quartzite ledge matter, the next 32 feet was high grade ore averaging 5 per cent sulphur and g per cent iron; F feet of silicious quartz and iron with reduced values was then en- countered, but according to the above advices the lode has again grown rich in carbonate ore, which indicates the existence in the Black Hawk mine of one Of the greatest ore bodies in Ari- Zona
 The Black Hawk strike on the 400- foot level of Arizona Commercial is little less than phenomenal. Shots fired broke three feet of ore, making five feet good ore beyond quartz and iron horse and a total of 47 feet in vein, every foot of which carries cop per. and the face of the crosscut is stili in good ore. Mining men who have examined 1t pronounce 1t the most promising ore body in the Globe district.
 As far as prospected Arizona Com mercial has vein on the Black Hawk and adjoining claim for 5000 feet
 The crosscut has been started on the 800 foot level today. Three shifts should drive 10 ore in three weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
PAPERS RECENTLY
 FILED FOR RECORD

Articles of Ineorporation.-tAmend- ed Consolidated Printing and Pub fishing Company; article 1 to read capital stock s50.o00. shares 500 at $100 each.
 k. B. Mason Company: capital stock S10O. .OOe, shares 1000 at $100, place Bisbee, nature of business, merchant disc, etc; incorporators, F. B. Mason. Abbie NJ. Mason. Mary of Sykes and H. P Huddleston. -... ,g Probate Orders and Sults-Decres'Df settlement of account of estate of John Greener, deceased; final account of B. l. o'Reilly, administrator, allowed and approved
 Decree. of distribution of estate of John Greener, deceased, to Thos. R. Greener, one half; to Siary Greener. one-hsif. of 100 shares Of stock of the South Bisbee Townsite and Develop ment company; 800, shares of Cochise Copper Mining company: l share Red Rock Mining sndsSmelting Company; also, s2860.S5 cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
PRITcHARD, HAGEN & O.,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Trent Rooms, New Telephone
 Bldg, 'Phene 135, 6isbee, Arix.
 The handling of Bonanza
 Circle" and other Curb stocks,
 On commission, OUR SPE-
 clAlTY. Quotations by wire come to
 our offices ''every little while"
 during brokerage hours direct
 from Calumet, Michiean-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle . Companies.
 June 5, 1906. . Much Good Feeling . And Activity in Market. Today saw the stock market stronger than ever and very . little of the favorite stocks to be had unless the bidders en- tered the field with exception ally strong figures. Shares } in any of the Bonanzas could be had only where the bids were high enough Uo cover the asked prices. With but few exceptions all the curbs were looked for.
 The favorites in the trading, however, centered in Junction. P. & D., East Butte. Kewce- , naw, Warren, Cochise and . Denn. Of this number, KS weenaw commanded a good share of trading. Recent work ! on the property has insIilled a desire on the part of Michigan traders to get the stock and 5 their example has been follow , ed here as well as elsewhere. Dem and Cochise remail 5 among the leaders, and there , are not many shares offered that are not quickly taken. There is reason 10 believe that those who are loading up on these stocks will net hand } somely thereby as the proper ties, especially the former, } are looking exceedingly well } Bonanza Cons" again ad- . vanced today, as it has done in , the past three or four days. . It is going still higher, and if , you can pick up any of the : stock we advise you to do so , before 1t will reach a figure several points above the pres ent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
THE LAST CHANGE
 MINE VERY RICH

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, June 5.- Tbere passed through Silver City the past few days four bars of gold and silver bullion from the famous Last Chance mine at Mogollon, while at the same time this mine shipped from here 19S pounds of concentrates. the combined value of both were $1I,OO0 and represented two weeks run through the Last Chance mill. This mine, which is owned by Ernest Craig. is undoubtedly one of the richest in the rockies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
ScALPlNG MARKET
 .. PREVAILS IN GOTHAM,
Special to Review.D

NEW YORK, June 5.-The market closed irregular. The recent favorites such as St. Paul. Colorado Fuel and Union Pacific. suffered from profit taking. especially In c. F. & I. II the other shelter stocks they were strong, although did not retain their full ad- yence. The action of the market con tinues to bear out our recent writings. It is & scalping market. Sales, 92l. : GOO. Money, 2 1-2 to Fer cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06

1t is understood that the Porter ranch of 450 acres of the very best land, near Fort Thomas, has been in corporated, and Free Hubbard will be the manager. Fine stock cattle will be part of the program.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06

An important deal was consum' mated last week in Douglas whereby the Cabailona Cattle company's inter est passed to D. H. Johnson, B. F. Sneed and Peter Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06

The drilling apparatus of the Hot Springs Oil company is out of order and Manager Zeirath has gone to Los Angeles to secure needed repairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06

The United States geological survey has just issued a map of the SalIon Sea region, setting forth new informa- ton concerning that part of the coun- try
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06

Recently a windstorm of unusua violence at Tucson blew down the fences and trees in sections of tbt city. demolished large water tank unroofed a barn and blew down cnt wall of a building 'in course of con struction.
 Pima county Will pay off bonds tc the amount of $25O,OoO In June. Tke bonds carry T per cent Interest and are the last of. the issue carrying that high rate. The bonds, were issued many years ago when money vas al a premium Most of the county bf'nds only carry15 per cent interest: The bonds are hefd sinNe York.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06

W. Nj. Ruthrauff, member of the faculty of the University Of Ar'Hona. will be superintendent If the ~uC: on pubic schools next year. Prof. Ruth rauff was chosen for the position at & recent meeting of the school trustees. His salary will be $200 per month. MT. Ruthrauff has been member of the University faculty for two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-06
NEWS ooINGS FROM

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The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
Mrs. Lord Weds Athlete.

New York, March 8-Mrs. May
Nicoll Lord. who Ia regarded 20 one
Of the most brilliant women In New
York society. WAS married today to
Cornelius O. Cuyler. = member Of the
banking house Of Cuyler. Morgan
& Co.. and prominent in social and
club lie. Mr.. Ouyler was o famous
athlete In Princeton. from which he
graduated in 1879. and Is now one Of
the most highly regarded authorities
on college athletics in America.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
M. K. & T. Bond Issue.

Parsons. Kas.. March "a special
meeting Of stock holders OF the Nilsson
ri. Kansas and Texas railroad 10 In
session here today to vote on . prom.
osition to issue $40. 600. 600 OF ~
general mortgage sinking fund bonds.
The purpose Of the issue il TO retire
-. So. 900 Of equipment notes and "a
her obligations and to provide for
bettermepts and improvements.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
STARTLING
DEVELOPMENTS
Steve Adams to be Brought
Back to Colorado.
Important Arrests Soon to be
Made-Adams' Confession
Makes of Him a Differ
ent Man.

Boise. Idaho. March s-Steve
Adams. q former member of the West.
ern Federation of Labor who was ar.
rested at Haines. Idaho. and who on
Wednesday made . complete confes.
sion of the SteunenberR and other
murders, and whom It is claimed
confirms In every detail the confession
made by Harry Orchard. will not ap-
pear before grand jury at Caldwell,
This ia supposed to mean that the
grand jury is satisfied 1t has enough
evidence to cause indictments against
Meyer. Haywood and Pettihone.
1t 10 said that Adams is to be taken
to Colorado and that some very i'm.
portant arrests are to be made there
in the near future. Adams will not
resist extradition papers to Colorado.
The statement made by Adams covers
"a pages Of closely ty pewritten matter.
Warden E. l.. Whitney Of the Idaho
penitentiary says that when Steve
Adams was first placed in the peni.
tentiary he was greatly depressed. but
since his confession he. seems like q
different man. and that his coDfes.
sion has been = great relief te him.
There will be some startling develop.
ments In Colorado pretty soon.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
CITY DESTROYED
BY CYCLON|C STORM
Fire Adds to the Horrors of
the Disaster.
One Hundred Believed to Have
Been Killed and 200 Injured
Property Loss Esti-
mated at Sf,ooo,ooo.

Meridian. Miss. March s-The
worst disaster this city has ever
known occurred Ut 6 80 o 'clook last
evening when . oyclonic storm struck
the town from the southwest. The
wind was followed by . heavy rain.
The Cyclone lasted but few moments
but did great damage in that ienRsh
Of time. The property loss by lhe
storm and fire Is estimated at q. .0oo..
900.
One hundred people are believed to
be dead and 200 are injured. The
path of the storm was about 900 feet
wide and one mile long.
Up to II O'Clock today thirteen
bodies have been recovered. They
are:
william Neleon. chief Of police.
CLAUDE Williams. bookkesper.
J. B. Parry. policeman.
Mr.. Ella Singleton aud grand.
daughter.
The bodies Of eight negroes uni.
Identified.
The work OF rescue has only fairly
begun. It IL believed that 100 were
killed and many injured.
During the windstorm.. fre broke
ont to add to the horrors. The follow
Ing business houses " ere destroyed: {:
Meridian Cotton Oil mill. City Eleo.
trio Power station. Queen and Ores.
oent Ry. depot. Lyle Grocery Co..
Rubsrt Lumber Co.. Meyer Hardware
Co., Grand Hotel. Ogden hotel. two
stories Of the Y n. q. A. buildiug
and the Adams restaurant.
On leaving the town the storm fol.
lowed the Mobile and Ohio railroad
New Orleans, March 8-A dispatch
from Meridian. Miss places the loss
Of life ~ 100 with 400 injured.
Another bulletin At II .. N. says that
great confusion exists In Meridian and
that the search for bodies he's only
fairly begun. Details are still IN.
obtAiuabls.
Birmingham. Ala. March B.
Telegraph Communication with Meri.
ldan was partially restored at II
o'clock this morning. The greatest
loss Of life occurred 10 the fsotory de.
tsises.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
Hot After Simpkins.

Boise. Idaho. March 8.-Detectives
expect the arrest OF Simpkins In . day
or 30. He IL wanted 10 badly In
connection with the assassination Of
eI. Gov. steunenberg that IdAho's
governor offered . reward Of 81. 900 for
his capture and he expects to pay the
bill iu . few days. They are h OF on
the track Of Simpkina.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
Much Needed Machines.

st. Petersburg. March "a number
Of armored automobiles manufactured
In France for use Of the Russian army
arrived here today. They will he used
by the troops covering the streets Of
the cities during riots.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03
Anarchists Arrested .

st. Petersburg. March Y-Two xn.
archists armed with destructive bombs
were arrssted At the railway station
this morning while boarding . train
for Tarko Seio.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03

The Rio 0rande excursion train ID
Denver Thsrsday March 9. leaves
fiorsncs ~ $50 .. =. Pfios y 76
soand "trip. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03

watoh drawing as the 0rsenfronl
cigar store tonight.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03

BORN-At 8 O'Clock this morn.
inG to Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmes.
. 10 pound girl. Mr.. Harmes says he
feels e500. 900 richer aud carries the
biggest smile Of his life.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-03

Birmingham. Ala. March B.
Telegraph Communication with Msri.
idan was partially restored at II
o'clock this morning. The greatest
los Of life occurred 10 ths faotory dis.
tsiees.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
BIG LAND DEAL.
coionsI II. Holmes suYes Big Tract
of Land

Announcement reaches this city
from st. Paul that Colonel j. H.
Holmes of this city. while in that city
on his way to Chicago, purchased 49,,
600 acres of Northern Pacific land in
Bowman and Billings counties, N. D.
The land is all situated between the
Northern Pacific and the extension of
the Milwaukee west from Evarts.
Colonel Holmes few months ago
drove extensively through that sec
ton, which has come to be known as
the Cannenball country, and on his
return to this city was much pleased
with its appearance. The deal is a
result Of that trip. Aberdeen Daily
News.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01

Although it is no longer possible
for man to conduct an agricultural
paper without some knowledge of
farming. many farm Journals are
edited by farmers who reside in cities
or who learned the practical side OF
the business in boyhood. By ming
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tions, etc. such editors keepu the APP
pearanc of familiarity with farm
topics. yet their writings do not
.'smell OF the soil. :" and cannot be as
valuable as if from the pen OF an act
ual farmer Recognizing this fact.
The Iowa Homestead, of Des Molnes,
Iowathas long made it a rule to have
it's editors, reside upon and Operate
their own farms, enabling them tc
combine practice with precept. Its de
partments, too. are conducted by act
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
Impoverished Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs a proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
ierhlizer to use for different
products.
Ii your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
you need to fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. 1t may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
and fat is the element lacking
in your system.
There is no fat food that is
SO easily digested .and assimi-
lated as
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

To the Electors of Denison, Iowa:
You are hereby notified that the
annual City Election Of Denison, Iowa,
will be held on Monday, March, 26th,
1906, when the following officers will
be elected, to wit:
Mayor,
Solicitor,
Treasurer
Assessor.
Councilman for the LIST ward to sue
coed Geo. o. Davis,
Councilman for End ward to succeed
j. H. Jones,
Councilman for the Ord ward to sue
coed j. G. Wygant,
The several polling places will be:
First ward, Merrllls Wagon shop.
Second ward Harthues office.
Third ward, at the City hall.
The polls will be open at 8 O'Clock
a. m. and close at q O'Clock p. m.
Take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
j. 7. CAREY.
Attest Mayor.
H w. FAUL,
City Clerk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
oLGER H. OLSON.

Free Bread is not for us but the
next thing to it is found in the prices
made at Jungerman's bakery. Tat.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
REVIEWS MARKET LETTER.
Furnished.by Clay Robinson Co, the
Well Known Omaha Firm.
South Omaha, Feb. q, 1906.

South Omaha, Feb. q, 1906.
Receipts Of cattle for the past week
have been moderate and the close last
week was strong and active and fully
10 to 15c higher than Tuesday. The
run today, however, is heavy and
while the better classes of steer stuff
sold about steady, other grades are a
little weaker. Good to choice steers
are selling at the peresent time up to
S5.35, fair to good s4.75 to $500.
The general butcher stock market is
in just about the same condition as
steer trade. Choice heifers are SELL
ing now at $4.15 to S4.40. Choice
cows S3.S5 to S4.15; good cows So. 40
to S3.75, fair $50 to 1925. The
feeder trade has continued strong and
active with only moderate offerings,
the best inquiry being for the heavy
steers suitable for feeding purposes.
Good to choice kinds are selling at
S4. Is to $3.50; fair $3.50 TO s4.15;
good to choice light and medium
steers s4.oo to s4.355; fair to good
So. s. to $500.
While the hog market suffered a
decline of 5 to Zoe yesterday, the
moderate offerings today enable deal
ers to get in an advance of to 10c.
These prices are around 25c higher
than week ago. Bulk sold today at
So. 90 to 36. 10, top $6.l5
CLAY, ROBINSON & co.