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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
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DORN'S Ceremic Sugry store 159-76i Ma lister
81 professional irA-. ing. dt.aosAtiRs; Ia
atructlOns in conventional and nstu- -istie.
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SHORE RAILROAD

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IOA sAtSAAiIu. s.IiL NAILEl, SAN RA-
fAfI--WLLN LAYS ANb SUNUAYS-
.s0. -. So. 'S-i5. 300. IL 90 a m !.
l@--e = a.. es-ls- t;J. 5-lJ. $50, $50.
Sums tV san tlaentia.
IL %. ia. d-I! l,T CazaderO and WAY
;;.la y. nI Satudty onsy. Tor Ca-adero and vrar
stations
5.15 p. sai;y. kept saturdays zzd sundavS
To-. PUilt EeseS .iiI WAY stat ions
--TicSct Ofhce--
Uai,n I'eDos. fnot nf Market st.. san Francfsco.
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DEATHS.

Anthenien. John, 53 Pillsbury (infant)
Bains, John J., 43 Peters, Martha, AZ
Bass (infant) Peterson. C. H. 90
Baum, Bernard, 81 Preble, w. H.. &c
Burns Robert Z. Reardsn, Patrick
Cohn, Jacob D., IS Regan, Timothy 50
Craig, Mrs, 76 Schuler, August, rs
Enberg, Herman Simmer, Anton, 5S
Ferry. Catherine, 3 m. Simmons Paul K. SO
Gentry, Col. r. T., "A Skerrett John f.
Giampolini, Achille "a Skuce Frank 6S
Gunst Elkan Cohn, II Sullivan John, "A
Hansbrough, Geo. c., TripinaTich, Eli, 45
Haughwout. Tunis Turner, Maria L., 30
Henry, Thos. B., 90 Ulman, Alfred j. rs
Hermann, Blanche Van NostrG nd. Annie 60
Murphy, julia 65 Van STAN Frank B. As
Nolan Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Warrington Carrie P
Pendergast, Z. ].
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RUPTURE CURED.

NO ADVANCE in prices; thousands cured by DR.
PIERCE'S electric frusses. Call address.
T. WAf. j. PIERCE. 1417 Chestnut St. ALAMEDA
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NOTICE.

Taxes Due Upon Assessments Made by
the State Board of Equalization.
Controllers Department, State of Cali
fOrnfa.
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INFORMATION wANTEp.

wANTED-Inforzmtion OF CLARA N. ERICK-
SON born IN Gofhenburg, Sweden. In 1900
she lived at Post and Washington sts-. Ala
media Any knowing her address please
communicate With her brother, JOHN ERICk-
SON ChirnIk Alafka
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.

NNA[tr1tEfT ~ KADA AlOlol lCs -
N(1NZ FERRY DEPOT
Foot OF Market stre'
Leave WA OAKLAND PIER Ar
7.soa Elmira. vacAvIils. winters. Rum
7-eea Richmond. Benieia. Sacramento.
SuiSun and Way stations
7-oea Davis. Woodland. Marysville.
Chico. Red BluH-Orovillo.
72oa ElmhuTst. Newark Centerville.
San jose. Los Gatos. Wright -
I.4ea Vallejo. Napa. Cahstoga. Santa
RosA. Martinez. San Ramon
I4sa Niles. PleasAnton. Lvermoro.
Tracy. Larhrop. 8oockton-------
ga Aarttnez. Antioch. Byron. Tracy.
stockton. Newman. Los BanOs.
Mendoza. Arnona. Hanford,
VisRlia. Portervtlle lle-----------
SZoa Port Costa, LAthrop. Merced. No
desto. Fresno. Hanford. Vi
sAlia. Baksrsfield- d---------------------
9Zea Yosemite Valley VIA Merced Falls
Atea Niles. San Jose. Lfvermore.
stockton (s4flton}. valley
S.4ea Oakdale, Chkness. Jamestown,
Sonora. Tuolumne and Angels.
s.seA Atlantic Express - Ogdsn and
E88I
s.4ea Richmond. Port Costa. Mzrtinez.
and Way Stations -
N-"a SAaet4 E1preSs-NN1A DaV14]
williams. willows. Red Bluff.
Ashland Portland and East
lezsa VaOeio. Daily Maps Sunday
Only
ls.zoa Los Angeles P1sssnsor = Pors
Costa. Marines, Byron, Tracy.
IathroH. Stockton, Harced
Raymond. Fresno, 0oshen
Junction. HAnford. Lenoora
Vtsalta. DaEsrsasAA.N Les
Angeles ------------------x-----
ll.eea The 0vsr4And LmfeeA-
Chicago. Denver, Kansas City
1.4oa Niles. San Jose and Way statious
rl-ysp Sacramento River SteAners---- m
Z-osP Newark. Santa ClarA. San Jose.
Gilroy, Watsouvtllo, Santa
Cruz-Btg Trees. Glenwood.
LAurel-Bouleer Creak-
3-zon Port Costa. Msrtines. Byron.
Tracy. Modesto. Msrcsd. :.
3zop Yosemite valley sleeper via
RAYMOND. WaWona Route ----
3.4oD Benicia. winters. Sacramento.
Woodland. Knights Landing.
Marysville and Oroville-. n
3.4sp Hayward. Niles and Way Sta
IONS 5-----------.------..--
4.esp Vallejo. Martinez. san Ramon.
NSpa, Calistoga. Santa EosA-
4.e0p Niles. Tracy, Stockton. Lodi .
4-zep Elmhurst, Newark. CenterYiile. n
San jose. Los Gatos. wright q
f-@9p dEy Niles. lrVin9eCn, San n
Jose. Livsrmore re n
S.ooD The Owl Limtted-Newman. Los
BAnos. Mendoza. Fresno. Tu-
lare. Bakorsheld. Los Angeles
sep Chicago and St. Louis Special
x Paso. Kansas CITY. St. Louis.
and Chicago O.
Sop Hayward. Niles and San jose
5.2ep Vallejo. P0rs Costa. Benicia. Sui
sun. 8acr2msnto --------------- 4
s.oep China and Japan Fast Mail
Omaha. Chicago. Denver. Kan
sas City. So. louis
Martinez. stockton. SacrA-
mento. Reno. Sparks. Non
tello. Ogden Z
6-29P Hayward. Niles and San Jose
1.eeD Reno Passengsr-Port Costa. Be-
nicia. Suisun. Elntra. Dixon.
Davis. Sacramento. Truckeo.
(Lake Tahoe. HazsD. Tono-
pah. Goldfield and Keller
7.eoD Vallejo. Crockett and Way Sta
tionS. Sunday only y.------------.---- n
S.zsp Oregon and California Express
Sacramento. MarySville, Red
ding. Portland. Puget Sound
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COAST LINE


kTlThird and Townsend Strcetsl
s.los San Jose and Way stations s.3es
7.eoa San Mateo. Belmont. san JoSs.
MOrgRnhi0. GilrOy. Pajaro.
WatsOlville santa Cruz-Lau-
rel-Boulder creek. Del Monte,
Monterey. Pacific Grove --------- 4-35p
s.0oa Shore Line Liraited-San Jose
salinas. PasO Robes. san Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara. Los
Angeles S---------------.-------- 5.j1o
Grove - s5c,
s.Ss. Santa Cruz. Laurel. Boulder
K laIuD
s.3ca The Coaster-san Jase salinas.
san ArdO. PasO RO5ieS. santa
Margsrita. San Luis Ohispo.
Guadalupe. GaviOta. santa
Barbara san BueuavenH1ra.
Oxnard Burbank. Los Angeles 1llsp
S.J3a Gilroy Hollister. Tres Pinos. Pa
iaro. Watsonviue. santa Cruz
Castroville, Del Monte. Pacific
Grove Surf LOmpoc -. 11.tSp
seoa South san Francisco. San MateO,
PalO Alto. San Jose e. T4op
lo3oa Burlingame. san Maseo. Red
wood Menlo Park. Palo Alto.
Il3oa san Jose and way stations s-5oD
zsep Palo Alto. San hose and Way Sta
zscp wstsonvMe. santa Cruz. Glen
wood Laurel-Boulder Creek. T4oD
SEQ, Del Monte ExpresS-Santa Clara.
san Jose. WatsOnville. Santa
Cruz. Del Monte. Monterey.
Pacific Grovs.....--..-.-....-.--.. Iz.Is,
330p South san Francisco. San Jose.
GilrOy, Houister, Tres Pinos io3sa
430p San Jose and Way Sadons.- f7.ssa
* oo. g., ,r,,.o nj. A. a.. ts.o0.
'S-sOp san 'i1'so' hA4O |NiSo' 0~n '0'e' tS.l5p
fS.ocp Los Gstos Alma. Wr1ght-- G3sa
5.3op san jose and Way stations aSaa
S.f5D Sunset Expres5-San Jose. Gilroy.
Salinas. PasO RobleS. San Luis
Obispo. santa barbara. Los
Angeles. DeEinE Fl Paso. New
Orleans. | alh
5l5p PaiarO. Watsonvf1le. CaDitOlR.
santa Cruz. Castrovilie. Del
Monte. Pacific Grove------ 1i.ksn
s.I5p Buriingane. San Mateo. Beres-
ford Belmont. san Carlos. Red
wood. Fair Oaks Menlo Park.
Palo Alto---..-.. - IaIsa
e.50s San Jose and Way Stations s.3sA
SEQ, Ocean View. Palo Alto. San Jose s.lsa
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this city, October Il. 1906,
Carrie Parker, wife Of the late T. D. Var
rinston beloved m2@>er of Eugenia Yarring
ION, daushte- of James NJ. and Caroline
Parker, -ld sister of George n. and James
NJ. Parker a native of California.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today Sunday at D. m.
at st. Jonh's Episcopal Church Fifteenth and
Valencia streets. Interment private. Please
omit flowers.
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OTTO FLEISSNER,
Director o1 Music. Deaf and Blind Institute
Vocal, Plano. Organ and HARMONY.
Residence and StEdio, 2560 Vallejo st.
In Oakland OH TUESDAYS
Care Sherman. Clay * Co.
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UNION TRANSFER COMPANY axents
collect baggage and checks on trains
of Southern Pacific and deliver baggage
to residence. They are authorized to
check baggage direct from residences.
Telephone Temporary 1915
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sPEcIALNoTTCEs.

PIIES-pETT-R FREiLINS's PIE 81 We. q per
box: warranted Ia cn-r ia cases of bleed i,lg.
itching ezfernsi internal OF protradiag ~ IS
also fsfuia. 80 ilth aye. near Ca.ifoFEiA -.
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TURNER-Jn this city, October L. 1905. Ma
ria Louise Turner, beloved mother of Arthur
X. and George A. Turner, a native OF Rhode
Island, aged 70 years months and days.
The funeral will take place from the par
lors OF NcGfnn Bros, Eddy street, near De-
vfsadero, tomorrow (Monday), at 10 a. m. In
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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OAKLAND hsARBOR FERRY
Foot Of Market Streot)
100. 500. 9G0. 1000. II 90 q. N
400. 100. 200. 500. 100. 500. SEQ. 500 ,. m.
for Morning FOR Afternoon
fsundsy e~e~0f~s. sunday only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23

STANDARD patterns are
always reliable. Prices
! 1oc at l6c each.
The Designer, q splendid
style magazine. at Sse per
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-23

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lIls pssrl Penr0id' rss at
bndl. u: shOwsii, t"gsie, reel. ac
dg IL ssi cream and cake
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a 4 I their guests, guests,
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~ sssI.,eaut Ssu social after
sr about twenty
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,!.s Isn'aiii 'siisrnoon. Mrs.
bssy ssry entertaining
% American rs Naval Z,
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~ hero, John Faui
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be company. Inc
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IN which be ey-
i,,ion which all felt
s.sr' Mr.. Darling.
Thurman enter
X, ! r. nrsssption THURSDAY.
, 4 The marriage of
Hiss Agnes Eyert,
M IN the Salt Lake
=, About 100 guests
h Congratulations to-
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.,-n of white null.
,,'sssnts were received.
miiing supper was
r,r;, entertained the
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SIpannt social even
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\. Slater left today
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n Springs and Colo
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'asav i. Penroid very
"a Miss Pearl Pen
toser at their home
Many useful articles
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luncheon was served.
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rtdlo,k Tuesday even
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M Joseph S, Park,
|lion officiating. The
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l.=eing vas enjoyed by
young people. A
h supper was served
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! The happy young
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husday evening nt the
"a Mr. and Mrs, Bent
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Z the active workers
md met Wednesday
md house TO assist in
rsking moro inviting
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Rsm with ice cream
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d passed.
r:tlst weddings that
;hes in this city was
cstly evening at the
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
~ ave their charming
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Nd Mrs. Murray
With the bride and
aves was charming in
Of white silk crepe
. veil which fell in
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h'on was in the usual
@ M rooms throughout
Ied with the sweet
slsi. roses. The par
With large American
plnk La France was
N the dinlng-room,
e spread was served.
one Of Provo's lead.
Mf. Winter is a
Iaus Young business
Sent manager of the
Sloae company here.
'iiter have the best
circle Of friends. ''
snerpMont delightfully."-
ilnily dinner Sundav
home in honor Of
-, ,,,''srsary Of her hus-
Delal time was en-
detail was the sur
~ Mrs. Reed smoot
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fs,,xIas vas given by their
s1SISs, at their home
nj Iae rooms were pret.
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,I,i,!A.ee About ffty guests
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refused passed pleasantly
nrtsd tssdi'alions III and games.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
TUCSON MURDER CASE
CONSULTATIVE KILLS QUARREL SOME MAN TO DEFEND HIS
 CHILD.
tTueson Star.)

Harry E1lenberger. a consumptive residing just south of the University grounds. shot and instantly killed Pc ter Derenbecker last night. The deed was the result of long standing quarrel between the two men. The deceased was slain by double barrel shotgun, both charges of which enter. ed his head Ellenberger Surrendered himself immediately after the shoot, ing.
 The perpetrator of the deed and De renbecker were neighbors, residing near the campus. The latter was of a quarrelsome disposition, and ever since Ellenberger pitched his tent in his vicinity bad blood has existed be; tween the two men.
 According to Ellenberger, the dead man has continuously bothered his wife and children, and prevented them from carrying on their household af- fairs. Yesterday he swore to com plaint before Judge Richey. charging the deceased with disturbing the peace. The trial was set for today at 2:3O, but instead of trial the inquest will be held at this hour.
 Yesterday Ellenberger was prepar- ing to move his family to a lot two 
 exceedingly quarrelsome that day and when the family of Ellenberger were cooking their supper outside of the tent near the corral belonging to the deceased. the former paraded along the boundary with shotgun.
 Derenbecker came into his corral with a pitchfork, which was later found in his sons tent. and according to witnesses he began prodding him. Ellenberger, reused to fury. raised his gun and fired. Derenbecker fell in his own corral, pierced through the right eye. He died instantly.
 The affair happened at 9 o'clock last night. When Marshal Hopley ar rived on the scene Elylenberger sur rendered himself admitting that he had killed Derenbecker. He stated the latter had threatened him with gun. but later developments showed that it was only a pitchfOrk.
 At 10 o'clock Justice Richey hastily summoned coroner's jury and pro- ceeded to the place. No inquest was held there, merely the looking over of the ground and the taking of some little evidence. The inquest will be held this afternoon at 2:30.
 The deceased came from California eight months ago. He was a we'll digger by trade. He established a reputation soon after his arrival for a quarrelsome disposition. For a while he worked for Vic Griffith, but he was compelled to discharge him on ac- count of his trouble-breeding propen- sitieS.
 Ellenberger is a conSumptive. living with his wife and two children in a tent His plea is self defense
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

S. II degs. AS mins. E. 205.9 It. to Cor. No. 3, thence S. 64 degs. 54 mins. W. 27S.9 ft. to Ger. No. 4, thence N. II degs. 4S mins. w. TOO 1t. to Cor. No. 5, thence N. 30 degs. 2S mins. E. a79.S fr. to Cor No. l, the place of beginning. Total area, 1,072 acres, less area in conflict with Morning Star lode, 0.663 aeres. Net area Boer lode, o. 409 acres. the area in con. flict being expressly excluded from this application, Adjoining claims are Virginia lode on the North, Morn ing Star lode on the East, Hardscrab- ble lode on the South, and Baton Rouge lode on the West. The amend. ed location notice is recorded in Book 31, Record of Mines, Cochise County. at page POS.
 :MILTON R, MOORE, z Register.
 First Publication April 1S. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
THE OUTLOOK
 FOR THEISUMMER

course of the market during Maniy forecast the movements or the even granting that no profits would be certain market dcte-mla of the others importance These and the money situation
  bad character the The condition of the market can haven no enec ing compares favoraby showing previous Monday wi indication of tine relative conditions.
 yin be practically danger is of the least imorant props The outlook spring permit predictions There is pie money decline chiefly Bankers puto n
  reflected either the bank state
  that the supply of oanab funds marke be larger add funds They simply the corporations the accounts of the individual stockholders. The banks will have call large part tue money usual before the dividend
 
 Whether more gold in believe that siderab larger amount of gold may be in unfavorabe bush speculation in stocks will not
 
  he
 the will have the stock market provided the other conditions are months distant and need not be considered the immediate movements of the market
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

Ranger Hopkins left for Bisbee this 
 H. Bowen, the mining engineer, has returned from a trip to Cumpas
 Jerome Cole. mining man from the Nacozari district, is in tthe city.
 NJ. G. Zeitlin left for Bisbee this afternoon to transact business there.
 R. L. Gibson. of Bisbee, is transact ing insurance business in town today
 Attorney s. K. Williams, of Bisbee, was an arrival in the city this morn ing.
 George Hardiker went to Bisbee this afternoon on Fourth of July busi- ness.
 George Hedges has returned from
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
WERE CAPTURED
 BY THE SER| INDIANS
Mystery of the Disappearance of Miller and 0linder Is
 Cleared Up.

YUMA, June l6.-The mystery sur rounding the disappearance of H. E. Miller and Gus Olinder, who left Yuma iE January of 1904 for a trip of explo- ration in the Gulf of California, has at last been. cleared up.
 George Sykes, owner of the boat in which Miller and Olinder made the trip. has received letter from party resident near Hermosillo. Sonora, stating that he and others had just returned from a campaign against the Ssris, on the Sonora side of Tiburon. He told Sykes of his discoveries, and the information thus gained has been by the latter given to Herbert Brown. of Yuma.
 We found evidence" says the Her mosiilo mans letter, of several Amer. jeans having been murdered. Many American newspapers and letters were gathered up. One of these was written by yourself and addressed to E. P. Pomade, which spoke of an expedition in a boat and that the said boat was to be returned to Yuma. In another place We found letters ad- dressed to Captain Gus Olinder. Olin- der was undoubtedly of this party. At this place the indications were that four men had been killed. The Seris always have scalp dance for each person killed Four rings had been worn in the earth. showing that four scalps had been danced to or around. :"
 This and further details imparted to-Sykes renders it reasonably certain that Miller and Olinder met death at the hands of the bloodthirsty Seris.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
carter-curtis Weddina.-MIss

carter-curtis Wedding.-MIss Edna May Curtis and Sid Carter, a well known electrician at the Calumet & Arizona smelter, were united in mar riage yesterday afternoon at f o'clock by Judge ". c. McDouald at the home of the bride. The ceremony was wit messed by a small party of friends and after congratulations a wedding sup per was served. The groom has been employed at the smelter for some time past, and is very popular with his fel- low employees The ride recently came here from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
Not Hot, Only Humid.-That's what

Not Hot, Only Humid.-That's what they say back east when there are half dozen or more prostrations in day It was cooler today than it has been for a week In Douglas, but on ac- count of the increasing humidity the day was rather uncomfortable. At the Copper Queen observatory this morning the thermometer registered 76 at s o'clock; at noon it was 8S, and at 3 p. m. 95. The humidity, however. was 13 and evaporation 1.2. Wind is from the southwest, velocity z miles 26.15 inches.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
FOUND RICH r.. ORE AT THE BROOKS.

Secretary and Treasurer George O.
 Schneider of the Brooks Consoli- dated Copper Company returned to
 Bishee yesterday from his company's property in Mexico where he went to 1ocate cars ard tracks for his mine
 which had become lost on the road. At the property MT. Schaecker found that carbonate ores. running high in Nanes. had been encountered on his
 last visit to the property The
 Brooks is owned and operated almost entirely by Bisbee capital.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

Big Transfer of Monte Visto.-Gid Graham closed a deal today with R. H. Crifield of Bisbee, selling him 5O,00O shares of Monte Visto stock. The price for the transaction was fifty cents a share. This is the largest deal that has so far been made in Mon- neat sum of S25,000 ..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

Baliasting at Dry lake.-Stein's Pass is to furnish ballast for the Southern Pacific railroad from Tue son to Deming. The railroad company has lately filed on a large tract of land near Stein's Pass for mineral pur- poses, and from Quarries on the land a rock cruSher of 1000 or 1900 tons ca pacity per day will be operated. The rock will first be used between Tucson and DragoOn. and later the track across the alkai flats and dry lakes near Wilcox will be ballasted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

Tombstone, where he was on jury duty.
 I. J. Johnson, the well known Phoe- nix insurance man, is in the city today on business.
 J. o. Young. superintendent of the Roy mine, is in thecity from the Fl Globo district.
 L. K. Soule, of the Belen Copper Company, was an arrival in the city from the south today.
 W. s. Mclaughlin, store manager at Nacozari. came up from the south this morning on business.
 R. D. Hall, contractor for the Par adise Development Company, return ed to Paradise this morning after a week in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
New Christian Minister H.re-l

New Christian Minister Here.-Rev. Mark G. Smith, of Waco, Texas, ar, rived in town to accept a call to the pastorate of the Christian church of this city. MT Smith is young man, without any family, and is a recent graduate of the Texas Christian uni. versity. He was editor of the college paper. the Skiff, and is young, ener. getic man, who will no doubt build up the church in this city in case he decides to remain here.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
Special to International-American.

MINING APPLICATION NO. 65, United States Land Office, Phoenix. Arizona, February 21, 1906 Notice
 is hereby given that Calumet & Pitts burg Mining Company. a corporation, by its Attorney in Fact, S.. A. Par nall, of Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for a patent for the Boer lode, Survey No. 2165, in the Warren
 Miping District, Cochise County, ap- proxiuateiy in Township g South
 Range 24 -East, G. & S. R. B. & NJ, unsurveyed. described as follows: Be ginning at Cor, No. l, whence U. S..
 Al. M- No. brs. N. 40 degs. g mins. w. 300S.7 ft.. thence x. s degs.
 mins. E. S3.5 it. to Cor. No 2, thence
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
Camp,

In Summer camp.-Tuesday the boys of the Y. M. c. A. will leave for the Huachucas, where they will go into camp with the boys of the Bisbee Y. NJ. CA. After two weeks the boys will give way to the men, who will also spend two weeks in the mountain camp
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
FAMILY
 GO TO LOS ANGELES

MT and Mrs. NJ. J. Cunningham, with their, little daughter, left yes terday for Los Angeles where Mrs. Cunningham will spend the summer at their Los Angeles home. MT. Cum ningham will return in a few days and resume his labors as cashier of the Bank of Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
THE BssEE DAILY REVIEW sBEE ARIZONA MORNING n

CTS. 1t was stated that Governor J. W. Folk, of Missouri, had been selected chairman of the reception committee, and that Augustus Thomas had been tentatively decided on to make the address of welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

Territory is Prosperous.-Dr. J. C.. Norton. territorial veterinary surgeon, returned to Phoenix this afternoon aft CT spending the day in town on busi- ness connected with his office. The doctor reports everything very pros porous all over the territory, both in the sheep and cattle business. Prices are good and the pasture never was better.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

Kline Wants Building Back.-Wm. Kline has commenced suit in Judge McDonald's court against Jos. Brown for the vacation of the store building on G avenue, which MT. Brown is Oc- cupying with his store. Kline claims Brown has broken the terms of the lease, and wants the building back.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
To See Daughter Graduate.-

Motley of the Southwestern round house left this morning for Albuquer que, where he will attend the com mencement exercises at the high school in that city. Mr. Notleys daughter graduates with high honors besides being one of the youngest in the graduating class.