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The Wahpeton times., 1906-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Aaron Stern spent Friday at
Fargo.
Louis Christensen spent Sat
urday at Campbell.
w. NJ. Wagner spent Friday
at Fargo.
Mrs. Val. Dietz spent Mon
day at Fargo.
Mrs. g.. e. Bassett returned
from the Lakes Friday.
Miss Lizzie Rettig departed
for her home at Kent Friday.
Miss Maud Hausken return
ed from Fargo Saturday.
Miss Verna Bohlke spent
Saturday at Campbell.
Rev. Father Gaydushek held
services at Fairmount last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Boil spent Sum
day at Fairmount.
Miss Oedbauer, of the Bos-
ton Store, visited at Fargo last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Wolfe returned
from the Lakes Friday evening.
Mayor Eberley and wife were
passengers to the Twin Cities
Thursday evening.
Miss Lillian Miller returned
from the Lakes last Thursday.
DIR. kaufman made a profess
sional visit to Fargo last Fri
day.
Miss Briggs spent Sunday
at her farm near White Rock.
Mrs. Cairncross entertained
number of ladies Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Lillian Hanson and
brother, Harry, visited friends
at Fargo last week.
Mrs.. Moody and children re-
turned from a visit at Eliza
beth last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw
visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koener and
daughter departed Friday for
a visit with friends at Frazee.
Rev. A. Ridder returned from
the Lakes last Thursday even
ing.
Sydney Cohen from Fargo
visited with his family here
last week.
Miss Millie Myhra of Dwight
was the guest of Mrs. r. r.
Hausken last week.
Editors Falley and Hughes
attended the State Fair at Far
go last Friday.
Miss Rose Limperich of St.
Cloud is the guest of Anton
Giles and family.
Clyde Milton departed for
Fort Ransom, Friday evening
to spend a few days.
, Mrs. Douglas Hansen from
Wyndmere visited here last
Saturday.
Estes & Munson drove to
Antelope Township Friday and
found the crops out that way
looking fine.
Rev. E. D. Gallagher and
family returned from the
Lakes Friday evening.
For SALE-A second hand
Gasoline Engine 21a H.. p.
thoroughly overhauled and in
good condition. Can be seen
at Aspinwall's Book Store.
Mrs. Frank Braun, Mrs. NJ.
Schmitt, and Miss Cecilia
Braun attended the State Fair
at Fargo last week.
J. NJ. Ness, Optical Specials
The Wahpeton times., 1906-08-02

YOUNG MEAT.
.nd 9s .asi from e1a. ANIMALS Fl s
ordinarily charged elsewhere for ordinary
stock meat. :
has the fine flavor that corn alone gives
the tenderness, juiciness and toothsome.
fed animals.
Frank Benda's Meat Market,
WAHPEToN N. OAK.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-08-02

Gu rom the Lakes Tuesday.
Miss Hattie. Stokes returned
from her western trip, Tuesday
Miss Marie Bessie returned
from Fargo Sunday night
Chas. Nicholson aud wife
went to the Lakes Tuesday.
A. G. Peterson transacted
business at Campbell Monday,
Miss Margaret Shea return.
ed from the Lakes Tuesday.
Misses Quinn and Smith
were passengers to Tyler Tues
day morning.
Misses May Dow and Hattie
Crotoot returned from the
Lakes Tuesday evening.
Maurice Stenerson and Will
Braun went to the Lakes Tues
day morning.
Jas. McCabe and Abe. Brown
of Benton, Wis.,, are here visit
ing relatives.
A good cough remedy, DIR.
Formaneck's Lung Balsam al
Henry Miller's. If
Prof. Wanner went to the
Lakes Tuesday as a guest at
the Jameson cottage.
Mrs. H. e. Rice and Mrs. E.
Hartwell returned from a visit
at Fargo last Saturday.
DR.. Bates is now nicely 10.
Gated in Miss Briggs building
on Dakota Avenue.
WANrED-Girl to do general
house work. For particulars
call on Mrs. Ed. Carter.
Mrs. E. D. Knots, and son,
Melroy, went to the Lakes,
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Martin Farley and
children departed for Minot
Saturday night.
FouND-July II, on 5th Street,
a Gold band ring. Owner can
have same by calling at the
residence of Henry Dietz.
The City Bakery has put up
a neat display sign this week
in front of their building.
Geo. Wallace attended the
Democratic Convention at
Minot this week.
Anyone having a farm to
rent, will do we'll to see Estes
& Munson, they can furnish
you good Illinois or Iowa
man.
Mrs. Zieberth from Herman
arrived this week for a visit
with Rev. Roeper and family
Mrs. AL. Weber, accompanied
by Mrs. Moody, departed Sat.
urday night for Devils Lake.
Mr.. Dueno, of Fergus Falls
stopped off between trains last
Saturday night the guest Of
Paul Meyer.
The Congregational Sunday
School will hold their annual
picnic at Island Park, Friday
Aug. 3rd
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Barry OF
Milaca, Mimi, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edelbrock
Mrs. Barry is a sister OF Mrs
Edelbrock.
The social in connection with
the Young Peoples Guild Of
the Trinity church last Wed.
nesday evening was quite
successful.
Mrs. r. r. Hausken had the
misfortune to run needle into
her hand last week aud is now
suffering with a very sore hand.
Miss Laura Witch from,
Baltimore is the guest of Rev.
Roeper and family. Miss Wit
itch is daughter of Mrs. Roe
per.
E1 Co.. A. =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

Albert Il. Cowan Of Statewide were
married Wednesday President G. F.
Middleton officiating In the ceremony.
They are both popular young people.
Tuesday afternoon az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Huntsman a quiet.
hui pretty wedding took place when
their daughter Miss Rose Huntsman.
became the wife OF Frank d. Smith.
The ceremony was performed By Prest
G. 4. Middleton IN the presence only
81 the relatives OF the contracting
parties and a few friends Miss Martha
Smith, sister Of the groom was brides
maid and @ A. Chandler best man. A
dainty repast was served after the
ceremony. After a honeymoon trip 10
oregon. they will make their home I'm
Ogden. The bride is a popular and
charming young lady and the groom Is
a we'll known fireman on the san Pedro.
Deputy Sheriff $ II. Cave and wife.
have gone east to spend several weeks
visiting relatives and enjoying some Of
the larger cities.
Miss W F. Calkins and daughter. Of
Oakland. are visiting in ogden for a
month with friends
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LOGAN

Logan sept Miss Barbara Howell
entertained number ~ her girl friends
iu q most charming manner on Friday
afternoon. Miss Claire Young OF salt
Lake being the guest Of honor Miss
Howelrs guests we're the Misses -Jui'A
Nibley. Phyllis Thatcher ElVa Ella.
son Blanche Game Alton, Geneyieye
and Lou Thatcher. Margaret and VIM
ME Morrell. Vivian Hatch. Margaret
Jones, Julia Hendricks. Marie Barber.
Mrs. William Sanders and Mrs. Bert
Home who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Campbell. have returned to
their home In Salt Lake,
Mr. l.. r. Martineau was a Logan
visitor the early part OF the week.
\ very pleasant afternoon affair OF
last Saturday was the Kensington given
by Mrs. y. Il. Moore. her guests being
Mesdames A. NJ. Flemming, George II.
Champ, J. A. Bexell, Wing, Jacob West,
Flack. Barratt. Braugham Cathcsrt,
Stevens Misses Kyle. Mcbride Grace
Fisher Annie Raymond, De Graf,
Lynn. Smith.
Mrs Lewis T. Cannon and children
came up from Salt Lake Wednesday
to visit with Congressman and Mrs
Howell.
Prof and Mrs ". s. Lanktou. Dr.
Emeis and Miss Rretta Morrison are
spending week Al Fish Haven ana
Soda Springs, Ida
Miss Claire YOUNG. who has been the
guest OF Miss Barbara Howell for the
past 10 days. has returned to her home
In Salt Lake.
Mrs Charles Wilkes and little dsush-
ter Deborah are visiting Mrs. H. y.
styre.
Mr. and Mrs. ] 4. McAiister an
nounoe the engagement Of their dsuEh
ter VIENNA 10 Lieut.. Robert ]. Bintord
Of tho Twentieth United States in'an-
try
Miss Kathryn Smith was hostess a,
pleasant afternoon party on Friday
Of last week.
The many friends Of Miss Minnie
Petersen regret that she VIII be absent
from Logan this winter. having gone
10 Ephraim 10 take charge of tho
Domestic arts department I'm the Snow
academy.
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DEsERET EvENING NEWS SATURDAY. slprEMBER s 1906

cial evening was passed. and dainty
refreshments served.
Hon william Glasmann Of ogden
vas the guest Of Postmaster and Mrs
Glove to dinner Sunday
The Priscilla club enjoyed an out
ing at the Provo lake resort Monday
Bathing. boating ana fedstlne we're en-
joyed by the merry party
Miss Hannah Dunn spent a few days
in Salt Lake this week.
Miss Annie Book aud Miss Hannah
Johnson have returned from q pleasant
visit with friends on Salt Lake ana
Bingham
Mrs. Joseph Cheever was the pleas.
ing hostess at a bundle shower given
at her home Wedu ssdsy afternoon iu
honor Of Miss Ethel smith. who IS soou
10 marry Mr Perry snow OF Mautt
Music. recitations and social time
were enjoyed by all Refreshments
were served.
Misses Katherine Bale AMI Hattie
Dixon and MessIs George Monk and
Carl Saxey, chaperoned by Nj and
Mrs. David Madison formed a launch
ing party Monday. They sailed over TO
the Saratoga springs enjoyed a dainty
lunch and a dip In the springs ana re-
turned TO the resort by moonlight
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LEHI.

Lehi- Mr. and Mrs :. l. Goodwin
entertained most pleasantly last
Wednesday evening q number o.
friends IN honor q Mr. and Mrs. J 7.
Preston Of Grand Rapids Mich.
Progressive Finch was PLAYED and
tasty refreshments we're served
NcXt Wednesday evening the Pri-
msry association OF The Second ward
will give an Ice cream social in the
assembly rooms foI the benefit OF their
association.
TUESDAY evening next the silver
bsnd VIII give a grand sunhoRer ball
In the cts pavilion
Mr. John j. Thomas Of Fish Springs
is spendins the week with Leh rela-
tlves
Mrs & { Miller .: salt Lake city
Is visiting friends here
air. and Mrs r. n olson spent the
FIRST Of the week with Riyerlon rela-
tiyes
Or. W NJ Siooksy. Dr. and Mrs. g.
L. Stookey. Mf and Mrs 7. J Child
Mrs " L. Rhodes, MIA h. Y. Mullintr
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-.,,uIly decorated with cut ''''
'' a..o and wife visited 1 n os,
I. D. Rys sR T Si Mayor E. NJ con'O'
sad wife - .. s,y-
enjoyable card Par ,5s X X Of p.
A,rSssl3E,esjay eyening, az Va ~ the b. OF
% Vim ,be ladies auXlliia.iSo In by a
ball oy w was partcippu.ssse,, nrizes
r. IT, ,,nber OF people sres hrents
nrse a1@,o' and delicious refreshments
were served ..'
go, kennedy entertained, I'M, the
'r,bers Of the ". ~ nome on Wash
l.g afternoon at ne' H'"'
p aston avenue
,aenoon at the home OF
Monday Gay, 'Brownell ?oii Washln NJ 70 !.
Mrs. LH5T The ladies' AID society Oh sne
avenue y, c5urch entertained IN hohor
Methods, ' ',iT who Is going TO Reno
o. Mrs. l''I 'peagan who viii make
s seq future home a. .O''O"
.l,.san, time was had at mu-
A very ia chat. All present re-
Itch a The departure o. .nv ne sSo se,ivs
sIe grew ogden. as they have oeeH a''''e
i nolsers in the ,oc.e's'
q A. Deckson and children re-
MIS- " s,re this week from a three
taneo n ,Jsosure trip through the east.
.,-..5sy evening a very enjoyable
Neo,'' Ind dance was given al the
cono'e, .,.,d han In honor Of d. F Steele,
f,I si, "v this month for a mission 10
Australia -.
Mary stagg and son have re-
w nome from pleasant outing at
,5 N, National park
.,. us,s Woodcock is spending
=, sali Lake and Bingham
49,. u,y Hyslop had visiting with
-. nt II. seek her niece Miss Catherine
ysrgt'n
w.. Cora L. lpsen OF Plain City and
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Miss Ella Valentine and Martin Reed
or. two Of Brigham's popular young
people. we're married AZ The salt Lake
temple Wednesday, June s, 1906, The
young couple viii be at home 10 their
numerous friends after sept 10 at 81
North Main street
Mr.. BENJAMIN Call has returned from
Los Angeles. where he has been for sew
cral weeks on pleasure.
Mrs Emma Lundgreen gave house
party Tuesday evening 10 about 50 u
her friends in honor Of her seyentleth
birthday. An elaborate supper Nao
served.
Mt and Mrs. n. Wallace Bodcn arc In
Bingham visiting Mr. Bodens parents.
Mr. and Mrs Heber G.. Boden
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Bridge have re-
turned 10 Arizona, after a short stay
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eugenis :. PURGE il the guest
Of MIS-. Wills Boothe this week
Joseph FesthcrsJone and family OF
American Fork are iu Brigham. With
the expectation OF remaning and maxi
Ing The City of Homes their future
place OF residence.
Miss Lucille Jensen leaves tnis winter
Tor summit, Utah. To remain through
the winter season.
h4.r ttf. 81. Tf..nt.... ....,.,t.et.a
Darms and Miss Elsie Darms of salt
Lake at her home sunday last
Mcssrs. Scotty McMasters. Eph. Ma
thias. e. o. Christensen. Rudolph kis-i
and Harvey Eardman. enjoyed a rouga-
ing trip through Bear River canyon in
quest Of FISH.
Ms Loitie Golfer and Miss blanche
Golfer arc ogden visitors this week.
Mrs. John Matthias Is another ogden
visitor for the week
Mis- Ella Rcadsll. who has been visit
ing Miss Iona Hansen. has returned Ia
her home In Salt Lake
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~ L. Hansen ana Zane
iIy have enjoyed their summer vacation
In Logan.
Miss May Standing ~ SAT- Lake has
been the guest o. Mr. and Ms Hyum
Standing tnis week
Mr. ami Mrs Bert Stallngs are yisi;-
ing On Brigham. the guests o. Nj. aud
Mr. Hyrum ". Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. l. r. Iundcl Of pOca-
tello are the guests OF Mr. and Nh
Joscphsen this week
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and Miss Eva Child are attending a
reunion in Clover. Utah, In honor Of
the settlement OF Glover. 50 years ago
THURSDAY The Stookcy family being
among the Glover pioneers
Mr. H. L. Baker has arrived home
nom the New Zealand missionheld.
Mr.. James G. Cough. superintendent
Of the Idaho Falls sugar factory is
visiting Lehi friends and relatives.
Nr and Mrs \, J.. Sorenson OF
Moroni have become Lehi residents.
Messrs Milton II Fchuel, II. II, Dali
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PROVO.

Miss Lena Bachman. an accomplish
ed and popular Provo girl daughter Of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bach
man. and Mr.. CORTLAND Otto Baker
were married here Wednesday at II
o'clock at the home Of the brides
brother Mr.. Felix Bschman. Rev 5.
III Goodwin Of the Congregational
church officiating Only near rela-
lives were present and the bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Beulah
Rachman After the ceremony MIR.
and Mrs. Baker took the train for Salt
Lake and a number Of friends OF Mr..
and Mrs Baker gathered at the depot
to give evidence Of their approval and
expression OF good will towards the
popular couple IN showers OF rice. etc.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Baker
left Salt Lake for Telluride, Colo.
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ton and Or. Martin Blk Of Sugar City
Ida. we're in Iehi Thursday inspecting
the sugar factory.
Mics Edith Thorne OF salt Lake
City is visiting her sister Mrs. $. l..
Wells
Mr. and Mrs John Y Smith are vis-
itng in Portland having first attend
ed the irrigation congress al Boise.
Miss Birdie Stoddau Is home from
a visit TO Idaho friends
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs Geo. h.
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Mis- Graham p. Putnam has re-
turned from her eastern trip and q
receiving pupils at her studio 1903
Fifth East Those desiring good hours
should apply at once before her time
Is all taken
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Mrs Martha Royle Kiue viii register
pupils every day from 10 10 5 al Ter
studio. 2;i Commercial club building,
beginning Monday. sept 10Th. Voices
tested free.
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smith returned from the Northern
states mission field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

Mrs. Walter siarup entertained
number o. friends "Wednesday evening.
The occasion being the birthday amt
vsrsary Of Mr.. startup. A pleasant So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

MI and Mrs. g. T. Fletcher enter
iained II their home Thursday evening
IN honor Of Mr. and Ms. Calvin Fietch-
er. who we're married IN the temple 81
salt Lake Aug. 20 About 20 guests
enjoyed an evenings festiyity and eX-
tended congratulations 10 the happy
young c0upie An elaborate supper
WAS served. Mr. snd Mrs Calvin
rIa.cher VII leave shortly for the
east. where Mr.. Fletcher viii take
course Of study.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

Mr. and Ms. Charles Heiquisi and
Mrs Kitty Hines have returned home
SITTER several months absence spent On
visiting IN Entland. They visited sew
eral Of the eastern cities on Their re-
turn home. They report a most enjoy
able trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23

furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign) l also furnish free of charge complete cop ies of drawings and specifications
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23
STOCK MARKET IN
 HEALTHY CONDITION
Considerable Profit Taking By Those Not Wishing to
 Hold Over Holidays.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The close of the week leaves the market in very healthy condition. al though there has been considerable profit-taking, many not wishing to car " their stocks over Sunday and the approaching holidays. At the open ing of the market there was strong demand for Calumet & Arizona. sales being made as high as $170. but this price brought out too much stock and soon forced the stock down to sl6S. Superior Pittsburg was in strong de- mand, sales being made as high
 S27.62. Profit taking soon brought it down to s26.37, but do not think that there is very much under s27.00. North Butte and Butte Coalition also responded to the advance. but closed some off.
 Denn-AriZona, from all indications at the opening of the market, was as scarce as ever. sales being reporte at s36, but toward the close there was considerable coming ort at s35.00, but do not think that this stock will st for much less than this figure. Ameri- can could not be handled at all. Bos- ton offered during the day consider able at $9 to $10, with no takers, and looks as though she would go to par. Warren Realty and Dev. Co. in face of the call is suffering, and many are anxious to sell at most any price rath- CT than pay the call. The stock has been offered at times at s11 with no takers. East Butte is strong at $11.75.
 Globe Con. was in fair demand, and would not be at all surprised to see this stock sell for much higher prices. There must be some truth in the re- port that the Globe Con. have found something. as there is fair demand for the stock locally as we'll as from the east Greene and Cananea hold about the same. and do not expect to see much change in these stocks. as the bulk of the business is in the new
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23
ENSENADA GO.
 GETS DECISION
Court of First Instance at Cananea Orders Property Delivered Into Possession of Ensenada Company Within the Next Fifteen Days-Last Decision Completely Reverses the Former Ruling By Same Court.

\ decision was rendered in the court of the first instance at Cananea at noon yesterday. in the case of the Fl T.gre Mining Company vs. The En- seaada Mining Company. The deci- sion of the Mexican judge was com pistely and absolutely in favor of the E6senada Mining Company. and orders that the property. consisting of the Fl Tigre group of mines in Sonora. Ge delivered into the possession of the Ensenada company within the next fifteen days.
 The Review yesterday received from La Cananea a telephone message giv- ing a gfst of the decision rendered there as above. It completely reverses a former decision by the same court. rendered by former judge. who de- cided in favor of the contentious of the Fl Tigre company. After the first de cision was rendered the Ensenada company asked for a re-hearing of the case on the ground that they had some additional testimony to be introduced. The case was ordered heard again for this purpose. Written testimony by the Ensenada company was introduced several weeks ago and since that time the Mexican judge at Cananea has had the case under advisement.
 The decision of the court of the first instance at Cananea yesterday. in ia. ror of the Ensenada company. comes as complete surprise to the El Tigre people who have been in possession of the mine for the past six months by virtue of former decision by the same court. The result of the present decision will be an immediate appeal by the Fl Tigre interests and legal battle has now been commenced in Mexico which will no doubt be carried, as soon as possible. to the Supreme Court of Mexico.
 The case of the Fl Tigre Mining Company vs. The Ensenada Company has attracted great deal of atten- ton among mining men and lawyers
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23

,n both sides of the international boundary. The controversy arose re- garding certai-~ deferred payments due from the Fl iigre company to the En- senada company, which had been or ganized by the original owners of the property for the purpose of receiving the future payments due from the Fl Tigre company.
 On the day one of these payments was due at the Miners and Merchants Bank in this city, MT. B. F. Graham. together with his attorney. appeared at the bank with power of attorney from the Ensenada company and the original owners for the purpose of re- ceiving the money. When the receipt was presented to him for signature. the claim was made by Mir. Graham that the payment was not in accord. ance with the contract of sale. The Fl Tigre company persisted that the payment had been made according to their contract MT. Graham refused to accept any of the money deposited and at 12 o'clock at night departed from Bisbee for Douglas where special train was in waiting to carry MT. Ora ham and party to the mines in Sonora. Arriving there MT. Graham took forci- ble possession of the mines and i'm mediately following suit was brought at Cananea by the Fl Tigre company. Graham and his company were dis possessed finally by a decision of the court at Cananea. Later the case was reopened and now a later decision gives possession othe Ensenada com pany.
 The Fl Tigre company will now ask the supreme court at HerInosillo to grant a stay of execution of the sen tence until the supreme court can pass upon the merits of the case, and in the event that the supreme court at Her mosillo sustains the decision of the Cananea court, the Fl Tigre people will appeal the case to the supreme court at the City of Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23
BIG VEIN ENCOUNTERED
 IN GLOBE CONSOLIDATED

in bokers of  In
  H. of the
 
 
  the which so o President Hond this evening said
  Mallory has been more than doubed and n work will be pushed ygo the Gem and Mallory shafts during the present week Both hss will
  a to
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23
J. c. PRiTcHARD, Broker. Phone 126.
sss.


 Bisbee. Ariz.. Dec. 22. 1906- The market at the close of the week has a firm undertone. Several of tho stocks made fractional advances during the day. Globe became very strong on report of the finding of ore in the Mallory shaft. Dem was at a standstill- s. & F., American and Warren weak ened: so also did the Shattuck gtock. Keweenaw and N. Butte were stronger. Empire State was in demand. Mr. Robert Brooks of the Brooks Consoli- dated Go. left for the property this week to make examination of the recent change encoun- tered in the tunnel and esti- mate the importance of the ore stringer they have found Following are the closing quo tations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-23
BANK STATEMENT.
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Dec. 22- = After a steady opening the market began to sag. due to the marked weakness in which had maximum de- cline at one time of five per cent. The bank statement made a favorable showing, the reserves being restored though the loan account did not show as large a contraction as generally looked for. This had DO favorable in- however. and the decline if anything was somewhat more rapid. The failure of A. Leo & Co. was an during the last hour. but is not considered very important. The close was fairly active and around tho lowest figures of the day.