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RAILROAD NOTICES.
Annual Reunion Confederate Veterans, New
Orleans, April IS, 20, 27, 1906.

7
Round trip rates from Johnson City
s14.4o Tickets on sale April %, 90, "a,
limited to leave New Orleans until
April 30, with privilege Of presenting
tickets and securing extension of limit
until May 81, 1905 Leave johnson
City 10:4O m, arriving New Orleans
9:45 a. m For tickets and complete
lnior nation call on Southern Railway
agents j. L. Meek, d. p. A., Knox
vile, Tenn
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Lucas County.
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Seal : Notary Puolc.
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"What makes yen think Bilkins is in
love?" 81 was in the next room to him
and his girl and overheard one Of their
silences. Life.
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Did you read DR.. Fahrney's Teething
Syrup advertisement in this issue?
Very important to all mothers. Look
for it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-05-03

Church I was in Boston restaurant
the other dry aud ordered plate Of
hash.
Gotham Well, did you get it?
Church Yes, / got it, but the wait
ress called it "rearrauged viands. =
Yonkers Statesman.
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Jenks-How does Slowcombe pass
his time?
Jonks-He doesn't.
jerks What do you mean?
Jonks-Why, he lies back in his easy
chair, puts his feet upon the mantle
piece and let's time pass him.
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Jinks How s your wife ?

Jinks- How's your wife =?
Binks-My wife is lost to sight, to
memory dear
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heard your wife was dead.
Binks-S She isn't. I'm paying her
$50 week alimony. Life.
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No. II, Pullman SlCepers St Louis 10 licking.
ton and Cincinnati to asheville via @ & G. HAIR
riman junction and Knoxvllle also Nashville
to Knoxville via IiarriWal.
Nos, 10 & 70 carry Pullman Sleeper St Louis
to Louisville and knoxville to Asheville. and
Cincinnati To Hartman Junct.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09

gtssts of MT. and Mrs. Gorden and Mrs. Price at the Staff House. MT WesteTfelt is the New York manager of the Ray Copper Co.,, and in con lection with MT. Gorden, the local manager here, is going to bring the Ray company again to the front, as by recent work done by practical ex- rert miners, great bodies of rich ore have been blocked out. It is rumor. c.i here very automatically that an op ton has been taken on the property by big syndicate in the east, whom MI. Foster is here representing It is also rumored here that a cashe of fer for one million dollars has been refused for the property.
 Baltimore and New York capitalists have taken options on numerous val uable properties and prospects near here and there is a general feeling of confidence in the sound and stabil- ity of all the surrounding mining camps, with Kelvin as the grand cen tral city of it all. he Troy company is being reorganized and will soon en- now iu the east perfecring arrange ments to that end. A new strike, rich iI lead and gold, was made a few days ago near the Dagger well. twelve miles south of here. Thus, day by day, encouraging news comes in, all of which indicates great future for this great mining region, now brought so rear to Phoenix by it's eastern railroad. There is camp of Apache Indians on a picturesque eminence opposite KeE win that soon is destined to be covered with smelters and. concentrators, al ready planned by an esastern syndi- cate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
TWO MINERS HURT
 BY FALLING TIM sERs

A messenger arrived in Tucson carly Friday evening from the Nina Cobre mine, ir the Silver Bell district, the I,ine being owned by Fl Paso peo- pie. The messenger stated that a cs.vein had occurred in the mine and that two men had been badly injured sustaining broken legs.
 Dr. H. F. Crepin was summoned and left for .he mine which is S0-mile drive west of Tucson. The trip was mode in stage so that the injured men could be brought hack to the hos rfssI The messenger stated that the iriured men are William DouShertv and Chorles Jones .Dougherty Is the nine foreman and Jones is shift boss. Deteails of The accident were hard to obtain. but it was learned that the men were superintending the putting up Of some tirbers when the cave-in occurred. They were caucht between the falling timbers and badly hurt. The injured men are being cared for in Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
AUTOMOBILE LINE Z TUCSON TO AJO CAMP

An automobile line will be estab- llshed between Tucson and Ajo. The line will be started by the Rescue Cop per company, which is developing its properties in the Ajo district on quite an extensive scale.
 The automobile line will be used beth for passengers and for carrying supplies to the camp. The company has been working along quietly but has been gradually adding to it's force until Ajo has become a good sized camp. A company physician has been engaged and he will locate there next week.
 The Ajo district is fifty miles due south Of Gils Bend, and ultimately 1t is the intention to construct railroad either from Gila Bend to Aio or from Tucson to Ajo. Parties who visit AJo district bring back fine reports about the work that is being done. and the showing made. When the smelter which is now being built there is com pieted work will be done much more extensively on the mines. The smelt' CT which is now being built there IS completed work will be done much more extensively on the mines. The sn eIter will have capacfyty or l4V tons and will be among the largest in the county
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
PLENTY ,0F CAPITAL
Men of Money Throng kelkal Seeking Investment in
 It's Mines.
MANY RICn STRIKES
 ARE BEING MADE.

ELVIN, May 7.-Kelyin is certainly ccming to the front in mining matters and will soon be the recognized cen ter for Piaal county.
 Quite a number of men have been put to work near the Ray mines and large quantities of ore are being hauled fN m there for shipment to the Hum. bcldt smelter. A rich strike has re, gently been made on the Christmas Gift Group of claims, owned by Geo. En met, about two miles north of Kel- win on Mineral creek. It is free mill ing ore, some samples of which run as high as $1,000 to the ton.
 Day by day the interest in mining matters here increases as will be seen by the list of recent arri, ais Of mining men at the Swastika hotel, viz: Jan es Pollard and Prof. Wm. Foster of San Francisco. Prof. J. H. AL ward, Chicago: W. B. TwicheH and ". J. Durham, Kansas City; Pete Shill- ing, Tucson; Prof. John Frederick of Calumet & Hecla Co.,, Michigan; J. A. Hickey. Butte, Mont: George ". Scse, New York; William Bucking- ham. Los Angeles.
 MT. Durham has a big force of men at work on his patented claims up near Is also rumored here that a cash of
 Mr. and Mrs. Westerfelt, associated With the management of the Ray hines, arrived last night and are
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
STATEMENT OF COCHlSE'
Will Pay Dividend of Nearly 50 Gents and Wind Up Busi-
 ness.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
 FROM SECRETARY OATES

Copies of financial statement is sued by Secretary Oates of the Calu met & Cochise reached the city yes terday, showing that the company's affairs are now to be wound up by the payment of a dividend of 4I 1-2 cents per share on the outstanding capital stock.
 This will necessitate the taking down of some of the wallpaper that a number of local people have in their collection, in order that they may get their pro rata, so that the company 'can take up the stock and cancel the issue, which has long been outstand. ing.
 The financial statement is as fol- lows:
 Final report of Calumet & Cochise Development Company. To the stock holders of the Calumet & Cochise De- velopment Go. The directors here with submit their final report of the affairs of this company. Financial statement, Calumet & Cochise Devel- opment Go. (from date of organization Feb, 20. 1903, to April 23, 1906: s...
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
MARKET lS HATURELESS
Quotations From Copper Coun- try Such Taht Few Shares
 Are Handled.
JUNCTION OFFERED,
 BUT BUYERS REFUSE.
fey Frank j. eraf.)

BISBEE, May 8.-There was no par
 ticular feature in today's market, al
 though there has been considerable trading all along the line. The market has been a quiet one and quotations from the copper country were such that few shares could be handled either way. This was the case with Junction. Early in the morning they bid s27, but were unable to take it at that price. Later on there was con siderable being bid at s26, but even at that figure they could not do busi' ness. They could handle some, but there is still considerable stock being offered at S26, with no buyers. Denn- Arizona sold of considerably and
 plenty had been offered at SIS, with no takers. Calumet & Pittsburg, as well as L. s. & F., was in good demand, while sales in P. & D. were made at $20. Black Mountain Is in favor, and is being sought after at $11. Butte Coalition showed good strength. sales being made at SS4.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
PLUM AWAITS pLucKiNe.
(Globe Silver Be1t.)

1t is thought that the position of district clerk will soon be made va cant in SoIomonville, by the removal of the United States court to Globe. Acting upon this supposition, there are three men. at least, who are opt with bushel baskets waiting for the plum to drop. They are Postmaster E. G Kinyon, of Solomonvilie: Edi- tor John ". Casteel, of Stafford and J. A. Dunseath. of the Morenci Lead CT. All are good men and qualified for the office They are all newsDa- per men, and. therefore. the salary that goes with the appointment has no allurement for them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
FURTHER GAINS IN ...--
 NEW YORK MARKET
Special to Review.)

NEW. YORK, May S.-The market made further gains in spite of contin' ued heavy realizing. There were ma terial gains in practically all ol tne leading issues. Indications of easier money conditions abroad and of fur ther gold imports were well received and expectations of a favorable cror report on Thursday also helped senti' ment. The principal influences, how ever. were the aggressiveness of bulls and the urgent covering of shorts Sales, 1,367, 300 Money, per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
WILL HAVE GAS SOON

Rapid progress is being made in the erection of the gas plant for the Globe Electric Light and Gas Company, and also in the laying. of the gas pipes which have reached the ball ground section of the city It is expected that the Globe plant will be in opera ton in in three or TOUT weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09

 "An machinery and supplies that re- mained to the company after its option had expired have been disposed of. At a regular meeting of the board of directors recently held. 1t was de- eided to distribute all funds remaining in the treasury, among all the stock holders of record. on and after May 14, 1o0G. The transfer books of the com psny will be closed finally on that date.
 'In accordance with the resolution of thr board of directors dividend of AT l-z cents ger share on the out standing capital stock is made pay ahle at once to all the stockholders upon surrender to the company of their certificates of stock properly en- dorsed for cancellation.
 "StOckholdeIs are requested to sur render to the secretary their certifi- cstes of stock properly endorsed, and a check covering the amount that each stockholder is entitled to will be for wardod immediately.
 "The dishursenent of the funds now remaining in the treasury in the man. HsT herein designated will close Jne affairs of this company.
 "Arl communications should be ad- dressed to William R. Oates, secretary Calumet Mich.
 By order of the board of directors.
 WILLIAM R. OATES. Sac'y.
 Calumet & Cochise Dey. Go. Dated April g, 1906"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
May S 1906.
May $, Market Active, but Very Little Change.

-tNklC
 While in today's market there has been very little change in prices of stocks, dealings have been active, there being a good demand for all stocks of the Bo- nanzas, with the prices holding good and firm. l.. s. & P. and c. & P. still continue to hold the bulk of attention, and are being bought by traders who intend putting the shares away for little while, when they ex- pect and feel confident, and not without good reason to our mo- ton, of realizing handsomely. Two months from present date will see these stocks, as well as others of the Bonanza Circle, in much better demand, and it Is the demand that makes the prices soar upward. Every one of the stocks have intrinsic worth warranIing them selling at quoted figures and much bet ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
DUEY @ OVERLOOK, Brokers
 UNLISTED SECURITIES

z -"sststi h- Tuesday, May S, i90S.
 Stocks were strong again all along the Bonanza line. sales being u.a,ie as follows: L. S. & P. $35.O0; c. & P, s2O.O0; P. & D., s20.00, and Junction, s26.00. Warren was offered at s16.0O, with no buyers. Little attention is being paid to American and plenty can be had al s12.00. The north drift fin the Cochise passed through about ten feet of sulphide ore running about 5 per cent, which is very encouraging, as they are still about 200 feet from the contact with the schists. A few shares are being offered at $500, though sellers are few in spite of the call. All eyes are now turned toward the -Hoatson shaft, where the condi- tioDs are now ripe for the striking of a permanent ore body at any round of holes. There is no demand for Vol verine, though offerings are made in abundance at S2.50 10 s3.00 Old Do- minion has taken on a S2.50 rise over yesterday. The entire market taken as a whole shows more strength than for some time past and certainly looks like a buyers week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-09
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, On commission, OUR SPE- CIALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
PROGRAM
Opening OF New Church Building,
Monday Evening, Aug. 20.

Opening chorus, 1.-THE Gallant Troub
adour" Mesdames Howells, Koontz,
Bragg; Misses Bragg, La Plant; Messrs.
Roberts, Atkinson, Lloyd, Blaney, Stroap.
Reading, "The Going of the White
Swan''-Miss Mabel Sheaier.
Soprano -Selected-Miss Lila
Smith.
Violin SOLO Se!ected-Prof. G. w.
Oles, Canon City.
Baritone Solo-"Out Where the
Breakers Roar" Petrie-Mr. C. W.
Blaney.
Cornet Solo-"Come Back to Erin
Miss Irene Parnall,
Soprano solo-Camelia and Rose CAM
Miss Lena Stubblefield.
Reading Penelope Penwick"
Colbert McCandless.
Tenor Selected-Mr. 7. w.
Roberts.
Club Swinging-Miss Mabel Sheafer.
Soprano Solo-"Mine Always" House.
ley-Mrs, 7. M. Howells.
Farce
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
ANOTHER WATER WELL
OPENED ON RED CREEK

0sorss Ruddiok and J. ". Faulkner
who have been drilling for water on
the Newton 6hsafer ranch on Red
erssk. sass Of Beaver creek. yesterday
stsuok big now Of artssian water 1t
. depth Of ssa feet Il IL . flowing
we'll and the water 10 capable Of irri.
Rstins more than 100 aerss Of the
sssch. The we'll is abost shirtssn
uilse from Tiersnce and Il ous Of the
~ opsnsd for sometime ip that
lseality. Lest svsnlng the escaping
wsbse Irrigated more than an sore Of
ssessa is less than half an hear.
0fs1eAlly bst ssrsly that ssotioa 10
49, tssaght sslss isrisassss ~
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
JOE NEWMAN
COMING TO THIS CITY

Joseph Newman and his clever com
pAay will be at the opera houLe We'd.
nesdAy evening. Mr.. Newman will
maintain bis reputation ofalways civ.
Ing the people something new. Be.
sides singing number Of nsw songs
his own competition. he will intro.
duoe many Of the latest up 70 Gate
New York successes. His Numbers
this year will include: "koon Dear"
"bill simmonds. "why Adam
Sinnsd. /" Never" 'The Poor Old
Man. Z" "slumber On. Slumber On. +"
"In Blaok and white." LET BY.
cones Be Bygoues. Dear" Just Bay
That One Little World" "MAry's .
Grand Old Name" ''N The World
was Rulsd BY Girls" and Albert
ChsvslisE's Costsr sopgs. Among his
rscitatioas will b 'Ds Fishtia' Isish
nsn.". "Pap's OLD saying" IA
Minins Uanp Iseidsus. (" 1.-THE Morn.
Ing After. I" 'Ths Second Table Best
end "Old Mart and Me-" N.%l
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
six KLEPTOMANIACs"

CAST OF CHARACTERS
Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Thos. Carmody
Inez White ...... Mrs. Chas. Neely
Glare Reynolds, Miss Fannie Mccormick
Claudia Smells. -. Mrs. Willett Barton
Thaddeus Lynch, Mrs. j. v. McCandless
Rridgette de Flanagan. .........
..............M Mrs. Anna Kleinz
Crocus Washington Jones. ........
......... Mrs Geo. Columbia
Madam toilette Miss Lulu La Plant
Jennie. ie............M Miss Flossie Moore
Carrie Brown. ....... Mrs. Harley Cook
SYNOPSIS
Act Mrs. Reynolds, advertiser for a
kleptomaniac, seeks assistance Of Inez
White, confidential friend, in the choice
OF suitable person, Claudia Smell, mod
iste and dressmaker-Mrs. Thaddeus
Lynch, who does finger nails-Bridgette
dc Flanagan, who can trace her descend
ants far back as "iver they made them"
-Crocus Washington Jones, "recom-
mendcd by Prcseden' Roosfelt'
Joliet, "who had hoped to be the widow
OF ten men, but was the widow Of only
one Carrie Brown. the "hyin' angel
all present themselves in answer to ad-
vertisement. Each present reasons why
she should he chosen to assist in the
'cure" Of Mrs. Reynolds daughter,
Glare, supposed kleptomaniac'
Act 2--liAch kleptomaniac presents
proof OF ability with varying results.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

Entertainment at rev church build
Ing Monday svsains begins presptly
81 s:i6.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE = An.
other automobile hes come to Florence
to stay This one belongs to Mr.. and
Ara. Frank Hurst ana arrived yestsr.
day afternoon. Il wAs driven down
from Denver By II. H. Preston who
left that city At O'Clock yesterday
morning and rea ohed this place As
$3.50 O'Clock In the afternoon. It il
called an auto oar and IL one Of the
finsst In the city.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
ABOUT YOUR NHl0nDORS
AND YOURSELVES

~ - M M sss,-- ". y. TIT n
xpeooseoooooooseea1ooAooo2
10 sl.a. ,ssss..d ~. Ds.vsr
last sight. s.
~. 3, Rsssss. 3siisr y ths ssty
hall. rstsrssd Less sight fson Dsn.
vsr.
-Mrs. Davs salmon returned home
Ftoday from Colorado spripss And
Denver.
County Clerk George r. HIx ~
in shs oisy iast svsnips rssswtss 80
qaaintsnoea.
-Lssta and Eye Andrews viii leave
for Denver Monday 70 attend the Dsp-
vsr upivsfaity.
Mary jacobson returned Yesterday
from two weeks vacation spent In
Cheyenne. Wyo.
CLARK Cooper. Canon City CORE.
spondsnt for the Denver News. was
in the city yesterday.
Prof. p. N. Condit has gone ont
to the mountains TO join his family.
Hs will return the first Of the coming
week.
IN. ". Mcconnell will leave to-
morrow for Minneapolis and other
Eastern points on . two weeks vAoA.
tion trip.
-R. A. Ramsay returned from
Pueblo last night accompanied by
his family who have Just returned
from Missouri.
Jack Ysager came up from Phoe.
nix. Ariz:. Lass evening and Joined
bis wife who 10 spending the sum.
mer here with her parents.
-Misl Julia Taylor is hsre from
Central City Visiting her brother.
John Taylor and wife. She goes from
here to Grand function where she
will seach school next fall.
-Mrs. John Houston returned
Yesterday from Braymsr. Mo-. where
she spent the last seven weeks. She
reports that the weather has been
dry In that section Of Missouri and
that crops are burning mp. CATTLE.
men are shipping their stock ont to
better feeding places. Peaches are
shriveliug up on the trees. She was
glad to get back to Colorado. Ths
weather WAS too hot to q sep At night
-E. H. Carpentsr and wife arrived
IN the city last evening from Saora.
mento, Calif.. aud are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Cutting. II will
be remembered that Mr.. Carpenter
was employed BY The Tribune In the
oapscity Of oiroulAtor . few years ago.
The gentleman IL pow. holding down
the position Of advsrsising manager
for the Sacramento Star. Mr.. Oar.
psntsr is here looking after his prop.
srty interests.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

ths Sheafer land. that WAS worth but
little II anything the early part Of
The week. 10 now worth ~ lssss $50
psr. aors.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

0ias = yssaess Wali Papss q.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
3 4 Ride
70 the Cold Camp

The Fremont Livery making it, barn headquarters tor
odn9 mining district Accommodations ba had BY
regular sass line other oonveyanoe Wsao have Ave
ponies that b uss in making the trip They
good riders Rstss made known upon application at the
number OF young and Of the oty using
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Tribune Advertising Rates
Are Reasonable

Florence at =. m., returning TO this
city ct 7:30 p. m. just at this season Of
the year the scenery along the road 10
beautiful. Join the trip and enjoy q
days outing.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

ys..ees ven r.p.s Dc. sos pel.e..
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

The fall term Of the Dodds Com.
mercial college will open IN Shssffer
block. Canon City. Sept. 4. 1905.
Persons desiring information in 70.
gard 10 courses of study. rates Of
tuittou. board at ssudsnt's home. ETC.. /.
are Asksd 70 address tbs principal. d
d. Dodds. Casoa City. Gall ~
AJAX Main stssst, Uanon City. or sAll
up phops 1873 white. li.tf
Epoes1aipms at new church bsild.
ins kosday svsniss begins promptly
81 sis.
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=. &C. c. Excurs.on.

The r. 1 O. G. will run An excursion
70 Cripple Creek nsst Sunday at elO
ips The round trip. The train leaves
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
Closing Out.

All summer woolens in auits from
eis ups -sroussrs. hall. price. Florssos
Taiiosins o., lis East Main. lS.Cs
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18

Entertainment ut new church build
Ing Monday evening begins promptly
at 6:l6.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
So the Advertisers
May Know.

THAT The Tribune has the
largest circulation in Florence Of
any paper in the World.
2-That it is the recognized
advertising medium of Florence.
3-Thst its paid circulation is
more than the paid circulation Of
its two competitors combined.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-18
Exeursioa to westcllfFe.

Via Rio 0rands. epacial train
leaves Florssos at . . N. Ssnday.
August 18th fare for the rospd sSip
q -; children half fars. This Il
The trip yes have bssn looking for.
Best "trip es the season. 70. u