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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
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Be vendc 9 ArriendA On Ponce, On
10 eAlle ATOCHA, 10 mAa oAntriea dc
10 eiudad snsre lAs dos piazza priuel-
palcs, un almaeen de mamposseriA y
MADEIRA DEL pals. do II pies 8 pulgA.
cas s do frense por L. oAlle del Sol J
50 II puIgadas por Ia do ATOUHA,
trente 4 les ssshs de EnmAnuelli & O.
Il. VA!deeilla HsmAnos d @.
FOR tsner este Almaeen dos erri.
mos 90 hase muy tAOil fahrisArle una
plAnsa alsA, comdn Angnlo do nam
possaria aolAmcnte. TAmhi6n una de-
dos plAntas mAmpoSterfa sontlguA 81
anterior On 10 sAlle del SOL. Il qua
AdQulsrA esta propledad Een6r& un
husn lnser6a de 81 dinero. Para In
tormss dirigirEs & RATARL RIvERA
ESHaI. --@ol Ia. PonGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
IAPRESIOIES Y NOlICIAS

On Ponce, y nueatrA mayoria 'se COD.
tara por millAres de votoa.
diego Mach ado J Pseheeo, re-
publieano, veciuo dc esta ciudAd, hA
ipgressdo On /. Union.
LA ohsios de sAnidAd hA infor.
mado fAyorAblements & Ia contaduriA
municipal sobrs los remAlistas Que On
el eiereicio de 1905 q 1905 prestsrou
serviclos dc rsmatss On los ramos dc
Ssnidad y Bene6eensia, con el Hn do
rstirar Gus Hanzas rsspectivas.
-LlamAmos 10 atsrc'6n del remA'
tista del servlcio dc riego, scsrea de
10 irrsguIsridad con que 90 prssta 81.
te. A iuzgar por los qusiss que ve'
nimos reeibtendo, unas GALES son re-
gadss, oiras 10 son con grandes inter.
fmtisneias y otras no 10 son do mir gdu
nodo I'll polvo 20 Aeumalx On todas
90 arteriaa do 10 poblsOi6n y 4 sodas
ss precise llevar el riego.
ease ha reeibido On el Leon Pom.
;sao un gran surtido On calzAdo para
ssforaa, dc charol. glsse, color eham'
osgne, blancos y sAbritllla, 20 iormas
disiintas. Para ninos, especialidsd
an salxado fusrte para ir & la escuela
' fno para vestir. Unicos expende'
iores do calxado eharol , eabritilla
para homhre marea sUniversals de
Is meior On forma y ealidad al sFlora
heinz y dsmAs. Somhrcros, eorbatas,
cuellos, puiioa, samisss, 6 inanidad ds
srteuloa para eaballeros y pifIos.
Sc encuentran or terma 40 slgunss
niGas de nuesteo amigo don Ramon
Cordero Masos, sesrstario do 10 Juusa
ocAl do asnidad. Dessamos que %
restablescan en- breve.
-En 10 plays por los alrsdedorea
do nueitros NAL llamAdos muellss, 10
hygiene y 10 sslubridad pdblicas an
dan por los suelos. Es impossible IN
dar, ain tropszAr & eada psso cor
haehes enormev, Hacs falta mas lin
piesa, y que 90 hschsn alli algunal
earretadss de toseA.
Han estsdo On Ponce los docto
res Consoles Martinss dc MaysQus,
Iy velez Lopes de San Juan. Amboi
Ifacultativos han confereneiado con Q
alsalde Opper b sinner, sobre 10 posi-
hllidad dc abrir en- el hospital TIL
ooehs una aala. bsio loa auspieioa d.
10 sAuemia Commissions, para el tra
ltAmiento de dicha snfermedad, E,tt
Iss 10 que 10 pide al muuisipio. y tam
lbi6n que coopere & diehA instalaci6l
con el material nscesArlo. De osl
question tratara on brsvs el Ayunta
misnlo.
| -RsinA muchA Animael6n entr
| los asuoAreros y .exportadores por Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
N|EGAN It's He HOS

Eutisnden algunos prohomhrss re-
publicanoH que dentro de 81 partido
NO hs bra dsrsshs nj jzquierds, lino el
nGclso eompacse que 90 8. ha tx!stido
siempre,
Parees improbable que ell partido
repu blicAno se eonvleria On una cape.
Gle de lajaro con dos alas, porque
es 80 alas dc pkiAr po. fneos, On eats
medic y por estAs lahtudes, son muy
dificlles de llevar.
Cusndo men0s ell tenerlss biertss.
Mas 10 que no parecs improbs ble
~ 81 muy asgaro 90 que 90 formatan
uao o mas grupos d sldsntss,
No hAb. smos ya de las f,sccionel
|rspunliCAnAs On Maysguszy San Gar
mao, Eusa ESQ, por aluguo, hs en-
srAdo oasi dc lleno en- les dominioi
de IL b storla.
Hay hsch1s mas recisniss.
La pATf ~S'H& 4SPRuITTfeT t'F y
assmplsR pelmeto y el MAJ gsGade Dc
G0dusi
La folmsoi6n do IN grupo repu
Dticano en- San Juan para combAilr 10
candldlturA do II ID.
La retlrAda de los seflores SaldA
ia, Qlsvedo B Asz y G ordils.
Y Yoieos que Mgarameuts iran 80
tiendo & iuz, p0rq ~ hay M sseris pSrs
ratio,
Natural 90 que los susodicho,
prob ,m ores nieguen toda 10 deucla 4
IL disgregAclon, por ssmor 4 las ha
DillIAs.
ZERO esa disgregasi6n 90 ya ut
hechJ.
El pArtIdo republioAno no % 70
aenCillsmsnIs, slno un coDianVo d.
pArAdltos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
OPOS|CION INF FANT|L
Los REPUBuCAIOS Y IA RESOLUTION cOvJUNTA

81 no estuviese mas que probAdo
DOR numsrosisim ejemplos que los
republieanos ne oponen sistsmSticA
msnts & toda proposiei6n que llevA el
sello dc las iEieiativss lntonissas, In
recients lctitud do squsllos On 10 ca
mara eopt'A 10 r,soluei6n copiucts
propusstA por el sen r de Diego. bss !.
tAtfA para desvAnessr elAIquisr duda
que quedaae. sohre ei particular.
III pAfs viens pidiendo b sce tiempo
10 eiudadanfa americana y Ia crescl6n
de M SsnAao Iuaular eiegldo por los
pusrtorriquefos.
Tan unanims son Ambas aspirA.
clones, por 10 ielisimaa y idstas. que
haata coins dan en q! 4uassut0 de ellss
las agrupaolopss q4e D. oebsian On
uuestro peQu, mundo poit GO.
Y sin embargo, hs aQuf Qus 10 mi
norfa republicans en- 10 CamArs % hA
opussto -AforsunAdAmsate, sin fortu-
nA-& que nusasro pueblo express an
lsnIido memorial ese asnllmiento que
& todoa satisfAce,
s?or q a6 esa aciitud2
russ simpiemente, porque esA pc
tIci6n he sido dlrigida al Hon. Eltnu
Rott, Sasraiarlo 90 EstAd0 do los Es
tAdos Uaidos, par. que 6i inisrprets
Aate el goolesao y 81 pdsp.o america
no, oil Arhs.o de posssr, 40 baj1 10
formA do msras f0fmaiAs, sin0 eonver
tidAs On heOhos lang oiss, - dos gran
des vsLtsas que podrlsa mel 1rar y
dig .jfcAr 81 eondisi0n po.llicA denaro
do lAs reAlidsdea amnientes, o seal Ia
eiudAdAnis americana J 10 am pliAol6o
del bill Foraker.
Los repuDlcauos, On su hon 10 10
hIduria, entienden que 10 pssiei6n no
debs segair esos Antics y sn eonsa
cuensiA, no a6lo 90 han opussso 4 Ia
resoluci6n sprobAdA por 10 Csmsrs,
si que tambien 80 han negAdo turmAE
parts do 10 comisl0n nombrada pRrs
unlregarla oil SeOrelario Root,
Tai aetitud, no % ssria nj iustld
eads, nj & nadA Oonduse. CuAdrAl,
psttsetanette el eAli6cativo de infan
hil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Reduces sus gastOS
nor aIumbradO un
IS pOr cientO.

Porqu6 no produce 'usted I'll pro.
pio AlumhrAdo elecEieo2
Porqu9 no pone uated coto el con-
liuuo voltear de ~ contAdor de luz
elSetrica2
EscribG usted diciendome sl nd.
rnero de luces que tiene instaladaa Cd
"a hotel, eatablecimieuto 8 casa paru'
cuIAr y 20 10 dire gratis 4 vuelta de
correo 10 que debe usted hAoeR para
oonseguir 10 qua ahora 10 Uarece i'm
possible, Es que uSted uo he dido be.
blar de los APARATos DE FAIRBANK,
MORSE AND Co 90 ss necesita cslde'
ra, no 90 necesita Electricista al otro
empleAdo especial que 10 Guide
Antonio CoSnle.
ElectrieistA. .-ApartAdo 14.-Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

81 los repubicAnos eaia dc acusr'
do~y prueba o 81 progrsma - con el
f1ndo 8 eueneia dc ssA petlei6n, 90
eh ,cAnis y snnu6m'co que ae h'ysn
neg ado & prest.rle 81 col lrio. por
sl pruriso de achsques dc formA que
son en purldad seeundArtcs, y aduci'
dos en- tel gaisA mas bien pareeen nm
prtt xso que OF eoss.
Q lien abrjga una conv ccion, 10
que no llama unA conv .cc 90, ouscs
sodos los cAminos para quo ella 80 re
f is.
mano.
a qui6l periudIcs que SO h1yA sls'
gidu q, ascr,tIr4u ~ E.GAuo. u0nau
porsAdor y eoOpsrA1ur, s1Es ioa a.tJs
puderes nAclJo aies. de unR resoiuc .oa
copiunta r.zJnAoA eomu essf
A nAdle; ss d. cir, solo psriadlca 4
nuss.ro eglmsn actual.
Lutgo los rsrub.icsnos 10 doieo
que logran con sus slQu,s miQuls, 90
tAvoreCsr ese reg men, qdltAnoo q 10
CsmarA 10 bella OpursunldAd dc mos
trar en- esss eAso do vlSAl imporsansls
para el pas, una scsl0a un&nime del
mismJ, dsnlr0 de IAmss AltA do sus
representAciones populAres.
Esa pesleloa ss solemne; lleVa al
sello de IL voluntAd pusrlorrlQ nsiis 4
gfAbAdu en- palaDrAs i'm oorranIes por
Yevs seAentanses pu6rAorelQuenJs. 20.
Ea v.rLad do eAe Rcso IL vista dc
Mr. Root Adqulsrs Anss il Colonla y Ia
me tr6p poi lA magnitud dc un verda
70 aeonseclEnlenso po!lIlco.
Y Asi, do esa m Anera. el h)nora
BILE flncion srlo, al vo.ver . 81 patrla
volvera uoldo = noAols0s, sl pI1s en-
tsro. por 81 vloculo de- una sAusA i4s
to, que 81, como homhre de hJuor
como buen Amsrlc Ano, mAntsndf4 frAI
aaments, c.eadoIs mas podsross pol
ei oJncurso de ~ tzpefisLcla y 81
pressigio.
La oposici6n itfandsda y pueri
que NOS CCapa, empt q lsisce 4 los RI
publiesnoH en- tAuso grAdo como enAl
tece q loa unioniltaa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
DASI & HERDMAN

Comerciantes Importa do.
res. Ventas al por mayor.
Playa de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Barberia Atocha
DE- JULIO UBIDes

visitad este Aeredl Cd Salon y
ensonirar6iI IN servieio .am r&do p
sApido.
Perfumsrfa francesa, Bafoa ans
rieanoS frfos J tibios, Shampoo, Pie
dra Nntiseptica. ApArtAdoa Sc Ad.
mitan RbouSdos & precios convensio.
ualas. Atnohs n6m. .. Ponee. P r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

en- oil salGn de sesioneA dc lA Oorte
municipal de eGta ciud&d, con Ell d "a ds
dsssrmtnAr el CsrActer J condo On de
lLg pielsos olviies J hsoer el sefiAlA-
mlenlo ae los m m .s-Ponce, Ju1o 8
do laos, -ham6a VdzQuz, aeorslario
de IL Coits Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
AVISO

"a 10 Uorte munieipAl del DiAtrito Ju
dioial munieipai de FOL0s.
Un llamAmientc prsliminsr de
Aeuerdo con 10 reglA segundA Ndmero
PrImero tsndrG lugAr el diA "a 90, 90.
trisnte mes & les nusve do 10 manane
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

Il PONCE GROCERY

Be vende artfculoa alimsntieios.
directAmentc importsdos dc Estados
Unidoa, llevGndose & casa del com
prador. Surtido siempre fresoo. Co.
mercio7 7 -ApArtAda ~ TaIAfr1o -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel vieio de peri6dico a dos
pesos el quintal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

En- esta imprente Sc ven.
de papel viejo de peri6dico 4
dos pesos el quintal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
INCORPORATING LAW |S UNDER
 DISCUSSION
Special Meeting of the Council to Act on improvement of City's Charter-Mayor Sug- gests New Method.

A meeting of the city council was held yesterday at the city hall for the purpose of attending to certain meas. ures which came before the regular meeting, but which for want of time 1t was found impossible to hancio. Tte matter of obtaining a new charter for Bisbee was taken up. but nJ.hing den- nite was decided upon.
 The meeting was called to order about 3 o'clock by Mayor Caven, and Csuncilmen Shattuck, Hogan Allen and Hughes answered the roll call. City Attorney Merritt presented the municipal Incorporating bill, which he had drawn up. and it was read.
 The bill as prepared by the city at torney contains a number of changes from the present municipal Incospcint- ing law, under which the city is now being governed. The proposed law changes the limit of taxation from nine mills to twelve. but the council was of the opinion that if 1t were -ais- ed at all Fought to be raised to per cent, and this change was made. There were various other matters contained in the proposed law which would i'm prove matters. The action of the council yesterday was for the purpose of hearing the proposed law read. and if any changes were desirable. to make them. before sending it to Douglas.
 While the proposed law was an i'm provement over that under which the city is governed at the present time. still there has been a feeling that this is matter which requires a great deal of attention, so that if the legislature were asked and did pass a new law it would contain everything desired, and not leave the work to be done over again st some future time. In order to gain by the experience of others it was suggested that the municipal in- cooperating laws of other states should be obtained and. studied by the coun- ell.
 Among those in favor of the latter plan is Mayor Caven, and when seen last evening and asked concerning the matter he said:
 z T feel that this is a matter which requires "a great deal of attention, and that we can not be too careful in lay ing our plans, so that when the work is once done 1t will fulfill all needs While the proposed law which has been submitted to the council covers great many of the details which were desir- ed. still feel that we can gain a great deal of knowledge by going into this matter thoroughly. and be bene- fited by getting copies of the laws of other states and following them where desirable. understand that the City of Phoenix is also desirous of getting in on this movement, and that the city council of that place has appoint ed commission to take the mattei up. Now. what I desire to see, and what I think will be for the benefit of
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
HARTMAN ROAD OVERLOOKED
 INTO
Interstate Commefce Commis- sion to Investigate Relations of Union Pacific and South em Pacific Railways.

WASHINGTON. Dee 6.-Preiimin- ary steps incidental to the investiga- ton of relations of certain roads form ing part of what is known as the liar. riman system. were taken by the In terstate Commerce Commission today. Attorneys have been retained and ar rangements made for beginning the hearings later on in the month, the exact date not having been settled. Chairman Knapp estimated that 1t will take at least sixty days to complete the investigation. The following statement was given out
 The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion has today ordered an investiga- .fionz 6 the relations between the Union Pacific and the Southern Pa cific systems, growing out of their common management and control Frank B. Kellogg and C. A. Severance of St. Paul have been retained to take charge of the investigation. which will extend from New York to San Fran. cisco. A conference was held today be tween the commission and counsel. al which the general subject was fully considered, but the dates for hearings and other details have not yet been de termined."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
MARKET eosslp

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook,
 TOM DEE-24 per cent for call money and per cent IS bid for 1O0 day money in New York so you see wha' the buyer is up against now-L- ( B
 HOUGHTON, Dec. 6.-0sceola min CTS wanted to go to work this incrn ing. Trammers- refused and are re ceivine their final pay.
 TOM DEE+Hastings still selling Ar ea5:zn. Think insiders are trying tt create impression that 1t ts q beAl raid and shipping out their stock al same time. It's a sale every time | pokes up any.-Pa1ne.
 WAI4KER-High money rates caus ing break in stocks
 HUTTON-The market makes fine dispiay from the character of ths recent selling here Government aid to the extent of twesse million haa been arranged for and more VIII come when necessary. We will have hlgnel prices today and the shorts will ge' weIl whipped--L- 6 B.
 WHITELY-It looks like a Gafed movement in Amalgamated.
 MASON-Standard Oil brokers large sellers of Amalgamated. NEWS BUREAU-New York Direc tors of Rhode Island Copper Go. called an assessment of one dollar per share payable January 14th. Books close December 31st and reopen Januar, 18th. This is the second assessmen called by the Rhode Island the frs being for $1 payable July 18th, 1902 l.. ( B.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
WHO WILL BE THE NEW. ASSESSOR
 N C0cA|sE
This Is the Question Which Is Agitating the Local Polltl-
 clans and Members of the
 Board of Supervisors.
THREE CANDIDATES STILL IN THE RACE

Who will be the assessor of Cochise county for the ensuing two years. is the question which is at present agitst- ing the politicians
 Of course the appointee will be a democrat, but just who the particular democrat win be, has not been decided as yet. and so far as known Messrs. Riggs and Bowen, the two democratic members. are as far apart now as they were several weeks ago.
 It Is no secret that Supervisor Riggs of Dos Cabezas. favors the appoint ment of Chas. R. Howe, the present clerk of the Board of Supervisors. Be- fore assuming his duties as clerk of the board, Mir. Howe was a resident of Pearce and Wilcox. in the eastern part of the county, and during his present official administration. has given universal satisfaction.
 When seen yesterday Ar. Bowen would not state who he would favor for the appointment as assessor but there is a well founded rumor going the rounds that when the time comes he will endeavor to secure the appoint ment of a Dougias democrat and the Douglas democracy are putting forth R. s. Maclay. late secretary of the democratic county committee, as their choice. MT. Maclay has long been one of the democratic wheel horses at Douglas and it is believed that he will have the endorsement of the demo- cratic county committee for the place.
 The third applicant for the appoint ment is B. J. O'Reiiiy, the present in- cumbent. but in the event 1t is cer- tain that Bowen will support a Doug- las democrat. it Is not likely that O'Reilley would would remain fin the race.
 The democrats expect Messrs. Riggs and Bowen to agree on the appoint nent and no doubt this will be the ultimate termination of the matter. IL is not likely Joe McCabe. the repub- lican member. will be called into con- sultation regarding who the appointee shall be, as the democrats argue that this is a political appointment at the hands of the democrats and about which the republican member should have very little to say.
 It Is known that a prominent demo- crat of Douglas went to Tombstone a few days ago to lay the claims of E. s. Maclay before MT. Riggs. The Doug las democracy are claiming the ap- pointment as matter of right. They point to the fact that the Douglas democrats did not get a fair deal al the hands of the late democratic con- vention held in this county at which time Bisbee captured six places on the ticket and Douglas two. and argue that if there are any political appoint ments to be made that the claims of the Douglas democrats should receive favorable consideration.
 It Is expected that during the ensu- ing two weeks Messrs. Riggs and Bowen win get together for a decision regarding the appointment. All the democrats ask Is that the two demo- cratic members agree without asking for any republican assistance from any source.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
TRIAL OF c. p. SHEA.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-On1y two wit. nesses were on the stand today in the trial of c. P. Shea of the Teamsters Union, charged with conspiracy. The first was Joseph Schultz. who testified yesterday and was called today for cross-examination. The seVond was William Kelley. formerly an officer of the Coal Teamsters' Union. Schultz denied that he had been induced 10 plead guilty, and said he expected to go to prison. Kelley gave evidence regarding acts of violence committed during the strike, of which he had per sonai knowledge. He declared that Shea had made a statements that with fifty volunteers he would put non- union men out of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

c. F. Humbert, proprietor of the Evening Miner, was a passenger on the outbound evening train for visit to the home of his parents in Iowa
 C. A. Overlook passed through the city last evening on his way to Doug las from Tombstone, where he has been for the past few days on bust ness.
 F. c. Hurst was a passenger on the outbound evening train for Douglas and will return to the city today.
 c. w. Cowgirl returned to the city last evening from Cananea.
 Mrs. P. F. Hook. wife of the super intendent of the Democrata mine al Cananea, arrived in the city last even ing. and will spend few days here visiting friends
 N. E. Baiiey. member-elect of the legislature from Cochise county. came to the city last evening from Naco and will return to his home this morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
THE COPPER QUEEN STORE
WeAre Ready For CHRISTMAS
 Are Yeu :?

You will ind svr store hrtm. full es gifts fer eve~yeedy. We have been bvsy fer days sn- packing . hest ef new oseds. EvssythIao VI Shsw is erisp with newness and tateness.
 Have only reec, to uent.en bvt . fes thinos today.
 ktw dssk oesds and ness- ties, including 6lo<tee pada. inss stands, WatesMsa's fountain pens. New fountain pens for ladies, with ehate3aine attach ment. ke~ desisns h oo.d pen holders and penells.
 Leather ooods, inciodtn0 al, the new Imported and domestic novelties, desk hlo<ter pads, photo frames, nvsi6 rolIs, new sty.es In shopping bags and purses. leather covered clocks and postal scales. and writing portfolios
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
FUEL FAMINE IS DUE ID GAR
 SHORTAGE
General Manager Douglas Says
 Railroads Can Not Get. Cars. ;. All Companies Have Three \ Bays Supply.

Although a small shipment of coal was received in the city yesterday from the Dawson coal mines. no per nnanent relief of the fuel situation Is in sight. Every effort Is being exert ed by the railroad company to keep all of the local mining companies sup piled, and unless something unfore- eeen happens it will be possible to keep all of the shafts operating.
 when seen yesterday and asked concerning the fuel situation, Gener- al Manager Walter Douglas, of the Copper Queen Company, said:
 .sThe embarrassment at the present time Is due entirely to a universal car shortage. and there does not seem to be any permanent relief in sight. All of the railroads in the west are us ing efforts to get cars, but are unable to do eo The Fl Paso & Southwest ern system has more than POGO cars engaged in the fuel business alone. but in the present contingency these cars are scattered all over the coun- try. At the present time the E. P. & s. w. is sending cars to Colorado to get coke for the smelters because the other railroads have not got the nee essary cars at their command.
 The Dawson coal mines are supply ing all of the coal which is coming into the city, and this supply amounts to about l500 tons daily. This coal is being shipped to the railroad com pany, and Is distributed to the differ ent companies in sufficient quantities to keep all of the shafts going. Every company In the camp Is being accord ed the same treatment, and if it comes to a case of shutting down from any unforeseen circumstances, all of the shafts will be closed down.
 "At the present time coal is being used at all of the Copper Queen shafts, and understand that three of the Bonanza Circle shafts are using it, while the others are drawing on the slight surplus of oil which Is on hand. At the Copper Queen smelter oil and coal are being. used, but the supply on hand is only sufficient to run for three dayss All of the companies have three days. supply of coal TOW. which. with the steady shipments from Dawson. VIII keep us running until permanent relief is obtained
 Although the present situation is embarrassing, 1t is not by any means unprecedented, as at several different times within the past few years the fuel supply has been so depleted that there vas only enough coal and oiI h the district to keep the shafts going for z few hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
UNCLE SAM'S CASH ACCOUNT
 SHOWS s25,669,322.6l SURPLUS

Total Expenditures of the United States Treasury For All Purposes For Fiscal Year Ending June 90, 1906, Was s736, 6,717, ,582O1-The Custom Duties Amounted to More Than $300,0 100000.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07

WASHINGTON s-rhe of Secretary Shaw. the from all
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
cosfERs WITH slocksoN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. e.--Aajor A. |P. Blockson of the inspector general s department. one of the ofncers wno
 investigated the Brownsville anair, ar
 fair. arrived in this city ron his sta ton at Oklahoma City, in response to a summons, and with Inspector Gen eral Darlington. had conference with Secretary Taft relative to the charac' ter of answer to be submitted to the Senate resolutions in regard to the
 discharge of the first battalion of the |Twenty-fifth Infantry.