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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07

Bisbee the principal place of business in the Unite States. The incorporators are J. B. Patrod and R. c. Mcdonald. GOO with shares at "a par value of s1 each. The company proposes to carry on general mining business in the state of Sonora. xrg
 Silver Queen Mining company is the name of another company that pro- poses to carry on general mining business and has made Bisbee the principal place of business. It is capitalized at $1,000,000 with shares at s1 each. The incorpoTators are Chas. R. Harris. E. C., Haire. D. F. McWade.
 Bernoudy Mining and Milling com pany is the name Of company form ed by Fred Bernoudy r and W. P. Wright, of Paradise. to carry on a general mining and milling business. The principal place of business is at Paradise and the capitalization of |the company is s1.000,000 with the same number of shares at a par value Of s1 each. l~S2 Utica and Bisbee Development Co, is the name of corporation that has
 made Bisbee its principal place of business. The incorporators are w. l.. Scott. R. E., King. F. l.. Guillanne. A. w Daggett, H. B. Coon, J. E. Pones. F. w. Baxter. J. c. Breen. NJ. J. Fitz- gerald and L. E. Brownwell. all of Utica
 The Calumet -Moctezuma Copper company is organized with capitali- zation of s1,000,000 with Douglas as the place of business and each other place in the State of Sonora that the directors may deem advisable. The shares are placed at par value of s1 each. The incorporators are D. A. Richardson, E. A Won Arnim, Geo. St. John. R. s. Vickers, Jas H. East and A. L. Hansborough.
 | Telluride Mining company is the name given to an incorporation formed by Homer Pritchett, A. M. Sames and
 Sam Suplee of Douglas, who propose
 to engage in a general mining Dusi
 ness in the state of Sonora. The
 capitalization is placed at s1,000,00t
 With shares at the par value of $1 each. Sss '. A West Cananea Copper company Is
 the corporation formed by J. T. Hickey land D. T.. Green, of Cananea, for
 the purpose of developing some min ling property in that section. of the state lof Sonora. The capital stock is plac
 ed at s00.000 with the same number
 of shares at a par value of $1 each
 Bisbee is given as the principa! place
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07
CORPORATE FORMED IN
 COCH|SE
Articles of Incorporation of Eight Mining Companies and One Railroad Company Filed for Record.

TOMBSTONE, Sept. 6.-The follow ing new corporations have recently been organized in Cochise county and have filed their articles of incorpora- tions in the office of the County Re corder:
 The Calumet-Costa Rica Mining company with a capital stock of s1.. 000, 900, divided into 100000 shares at par value of $1 each. The prin- cipal place of business is given. at Douglas, with a branch office to be established at San Jose. Costa Rica Central America. The incorpo-ators are D. A. Richardson, T. A. Daley, and Alexander McGregor. The com pany proposes to carry on general mining business.
 The Dragoon Mountain & Northern Railroad company. incorporated for $e0, 900 with 600 shares al a par val ue of $100 each. The incorporators are D. L. Billings, W. B. Waters. J. s Waters, all of Louisville. Ky. Steve Roemer, J. Lagarra. T. A. Cox. F. w Dona, Tuscon. The company is or ganized for the porpose of building railroad from a point on the South ern Pacific railroad near Dragoor Summit to the Johnson mining camp | The articles of the Yaaui Rivel Gold and Silver company were alst filed, The company is formed by res 1 idents of Cananea, who have mad'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07

The paramount issue in the cam paign in Arizona which starts today is opposition to joint statehood. On that issue the Democratic record is straight and will need no explanation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07
TIE BSBEE MORNING. 1906

ren's children, and the myriads of children sleeping in the womb of time. They know up there that New Mexico win never be as great as we until they are tied up to us and our boundless wealth and resources. But I want none of this siamese twins business for mine; the cutting away process is too dangerous"
 Hayes took occasion to say that 90 per cent of the votes of Santa Cruz county would be against jointure.
 Territorial Committee
 The naming of five men from each county to serve on the Republican territorial committee was left to the chairmen of-the respective delegations. With one exception the plan worked. As usual Jointist Bird found himself in the middle of a fight when he named five men from santa Cruz, fail- ing to mention Judge Hayes as mem | Der of the committee. Christy of Mar | icopa was on his feet in an instant. l calling attention to the name of Ray | Ferguson who had been named by
 Bird and moving that the name of | Hayes be substituted in his stead. The motion carried by exclamation. much to the disgust and chagrin of Bird. \ Christy then moved that the chair
 name Hayes as chairman of the santa
 Cruz central committee. but was ruled out of order. Bird leaping at the throat of the motion with the accusation thai
 Hayes is not voter and will not be
 at the coming elections. Hayes re-
 joined. .1 may not be voter, but
 know where to go get few
 The names of the men who Will serve on the next territorial centra committed with the counties they will
 represent. are as follows:
 Pima-W. S. Sturges, H. B. Penney
 c. F. Slack. K. l.. Hart, C. H. Bay
 less.
 Yavapai-E. $. Clark. Bobt. Brow E. A. Haggett. A. J. Doran, Jno. Rob ] erts.
 : Yuma-Burt Dunlap, J. B. Martin : O. F. Townsend, H. c. Haupt, H. H
 Dunkersley.
 Pinal-D. C. Stevens. F. NJ. Pool, c
 F. Bennett, c. G. Powell, Geo. Lobb- , Coconino-F. w. Smith, Nm. Sou : der. H. c. Hibbin, Leo. F. Verkamp 5 c. o. Robinson. Apache-J. L. Hubbell, Jno. Hogue, Alfred Ruiz, David K. Udall x. Gonzales.
 Maricopa-Geo. Mauk, Geo. Chris
 tv. watson Pick, George Dewin, J. , l Woodward
 : Cochise-M E. Cassidy. c. A. Over 9 lock. Chas. Bowman, C. I. Mickey n holds, H. A. Morgan. 2 Mohave-Ross H. Blakeley, H. H 7 Watkins. I. J. Jerome, Eli Hiltz, Tho s P. Wilson.
 l. Santa !Cruz-E. A. Hayes, O. K n Flnklin, Geo. D. Gross, Allen T. Biz V E. H. Evans.
 i Navajo-w. H. Clark, Jos. W l. Smith, Peter Henderson, R. Banel ). bach, U. S. Rand.
 Graham-J. F. Cleaveland, E. S Kenyon, J. w. Castle, Free Hubbar' J. c. Gattai.
 GiIa-Geo. K. French. Chas. . Fred Horn, Robt. E. Merritt, J.. I D. Nevins. n NEXT AT PHOENIX. 2 A hurried meeting of the Ter . torial Central Committee was hel , after adjournment of the conventio Q at which it was decided that the Tan IT ing of the chairman and secretary (
 the Territorial Executive Commitue n be left in the hands of Nominee Cool a CT. to be ratified later by the centrs r. committee.
 ,- The next Republican convention wi n he held at Phoenix, the date to be SC l. in 1908.
 r --o-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07

And no one endorsed the action of Kibbey when he met as a territorial board of equalization.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-07

of business of the company in the United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31
THE VICTIMS ARE NAMED
Sons of the G. o. P. Sacrifice
Themselves on Altar Of Party

Meetings were held by the re-
publicans in the various wards last
night for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidates for aldermen, Con
siderable interest was manifested
and wiling victims were not want
ing.
In the first ward, B B. Bridges,
a splendid man who will make as
strong a race as any man in the
ward could, was nominated. In the
second A. T. Smart, the real estate
man and former Rock Island con-
ductor was pitted against Clay
Donovan and ]. A. Wilson, like
wise good man. was named tc
make the race against ]. A. Temple
The third ward putout Albert Han
sen, the blacksmith and a very sub
statial citizen against 0. Coffman
In the Fourth Daddy Kline was no
minated for rejection Ii was un.
derstood that there was some op
position 10 Daddy but it didn'r
amount to anything.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31

The u. u" is also very useful
to a conductor who has trouble III
keeping his cash fare accounts
straight In cases where there 5
cannot be adjusted satisfactorily to
to the company. the ~. u"
promptly ticks off a bulletin, Con
ductor Cash has resigned his posi-
tion and will go to California to
accept a lucrative position.
Collisions of all sorts are effective
ly forestalled by the use of the u.
U." Washouts are also presented.
Its believed thatif Mac Bishop had
had U. u" he could have kept
the South Canadian bridge intact
during the heaviest dews. Over.
speeding Of enginesis also obviated
by the use of the y. U. and Master
Mechanic McDonough has ordered
one for every engine on the division
and he thinks there WILDE no more
troublesome hot boxes.
The u. U. is really wonder.
Urgingator stock is quoted today
at 5o8H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31
URCINCATOR s. GO.
- TROUBLE ADJUSTERS @

The troubling adjusting indus
| tory is a new one but it has already
as ,umed large proportions. Urging
a OF Co. (inc. Of Chickasha, y.
IS A., were the pioneers in the field
lard hey hold exclusive patent
shts on all the latest and most
successful inventions. They success
fully treat all forms Of trouble.
Taeir fees are very moderate, the
largest charged in any instance
illus far being a left-handed cork
crew which was exacted of John
D Rockefeller to keep him from
donating his entire fortune to
bounding hospital for busted oil
operators.
Among the devices employed in
the business, probably the most
complicatedis is TJrgingators Uniser-
sal Railroad Trouble Adjuster"
which is briefly referred to as the
~. u" The machine is design
ed as a speedy specific for all the
troubles incident to the railroad
business. 1t has already been in
stalled throughout the Rock Island
and Frisco systems and the Inter
urban promoters are trying 10 get
franchise for its use. All will re
member the trouble which ths
Rock Island used to have in bring
| ing No. I3 in on time. Since th'
~. u" was adopted old 'IS
pulls in as regularly as clock work
except when the u. " slips
cog. Agent Stephens constant,
makes use OF the u. U." in tn
ticket Office. Automatically it call
off The 2;4o train comes in at IA
when it. is on time "All train
north pass through Pocassett,
Passengers must deposit thei
coin with the agent before secuT
ing tickets, /" '.All trains stop a
Chickasha aud some hesitate a
Ninnekah." In case the same ques
i tion is repeated often than ten time
by the same party in ten minute.
the ~. u" promptly elevates hit
out through the south-window
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31

We have Just received swell
line Of Commencement programs
and invitations. Better come and
make selection early.
Everybody reads tue "vant a d''
column whether they read any
thing else in the paperor not II
you have anything to sell, want tc
buy something. got something you
want TO trade, got a house to rent,
or ~ant roomers, rs cents for a
want ad is the best way to get re-
suits. Try it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31

Dr. D. +. Foster has located a
herman nj dental ofice il Chick
asba, with 9oAe a41
Penguite in fion tpsu n
building. sri iase Az.
He will be he e i month from
the 25sh 70 t,ir soi.i Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31

Live each day SO that you can
look any man in the face. And
buy Life Insurance from J. G.
Dearing, 6Iz 5th St. 56-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31

Palace Pressing Club moved
from basement under Post Office to
King and Cole Barber shop opposite
Pot Office. Phone 1875. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-31

Wells is head quarters for garden
seems and onion sets. If
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
WILEY BEHIND WITH DUES
Suicide at Ogden Has No Claim
Upon Order of Eagles for
Death Benefit.

Although c. w. Wiley, who committed
suicide by the way of the morphine route
on Tuesday left a note addressed to the
coroner in which ne asked that post
norton be not held and that il was a
deliberate case of suicide, an inquest will
be held at the city hall at 1890 o'clock
this morning to determine legally the
cause Of death.
The local lodge OF the Fraternal Order
of Eagles yesterday received a telegram
from tho lodge of the same organization
IN Emporium. Kan, of which Wiley was
formerly a member From the informa-
ton contained in the telegram Wiley was
In arrears with his dues at the time of his
death and thereby not entitled 10 the
benefits OF the organization. A certain
attorney in Colorado, who Wiley directed
be notified is yet TO be heard from and
until some word is received the disposition
of the body will not be announced. In
the meantime the two sons of the suicide
are being cared for by Vince Castor, a
member of the local lodge of Eagles. No
word from the woman who is said to be
the cause of all the trouble has yet been
received.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06

pany to recover $S4G.SS for professional
services performed during I905-I906.
Mrs. Thomas Lindsay leaves today for
California, where she has been called by
the serious illness OF her brother.
p. III. Kircher. secretary OF the Ogden
den Waterworks company leaves today
for the east Rumor has it that he is
going for the purpose OF getting married.
The monthly statement Of fees of the
county clerks office shows receipts for
August amounting to $43770. The sheriffs
office report for the same month shows
5000.
1t is said that not 10 per cent Of the
entire wheat crop Of Weber, Davis, Box
Elder and Cache counties will be millable
wheat this year. The recent heavy rains
are responsible for the loss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
SEASONS FIRST SNOW

Richfield, Sept. 5.-Sevier county was
visited by a heavy rainstorm Monday.
which lasted all afternoon and part of the
night The tops of the mountains we're
all capped with a new coat of snow Sew
eral small floods came out of the can
yons but did not do any damage to speak
Of Considerable damage was done by
the heavy rain. The wheat was already
badly rusted and this storm materially
increased II. IL is claimed by the farmers
throughout the county that the wheat
Grip will not average more than one-half
TO two-thirds the usual yield. In many
places il will not be half. A month ago
the grain crop promised TO be one of the
heaviest ever grown in this county. The
stand was unusually heavy. so heavy that
lot Of IL became top heavy and fell
down. This together with the storms
started rust, which has caused the
wheat TO shrink and shTivel up The
the last storm as there was thousands Of
tons Of hay cut and out in the fields that
got rained on.
At the Experiment farm over in Grass
Valley the conditions have been very IA
vOrable and the crops are Of the very best
Most OF the grain has been cut and some
10 Il threshed
An order was received Monday from
Washington that the postoffice at Inver-
ury would be discontinued. This brought
the people Of that village up in arms as
there are about 300 people living at that
place and this requires them 70 go three
miles for their mall either to Richfield
or Eisinore. There will be a protest en-
tered at once bv the people to see If they
can't head il off.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06

A $500 Klmball, extra large size, up
right grand rich mahogany case, USED,
for $3.50.
A $500 Story & Clark. beautiful ma
hogany case. used only four months,
Club Sale price S275-
Terms SO cash. IS monthly.
A S375 Whitney, large size, upright
grand. golden oak case, like new, for
$1S5.
A $500 Steinway, square grand, fine
rosewood case. carved legs and Tyre,
fine tone and good action, only $3.50.
Other squares SIS to $S5 up.
Terms 80 down s. TO SO monthly.
And scores of other bargains just as
good as these. Read on.
The Wonderful Player Pianos and
Piano Players, $50 to SIS Up.
We have them I'm all their glory. The
children, grandfather and grandmother
can operate them. They are the great
est source of education, musically, Of
the age. Don't wait long. but get one
now. Enjoy yourself. entertain your
friends and put new life i'm your silent
piano and your home. In this Club
Sale are some grand bargains in new
and used players at $50 up. Terms SO
TO so monthly. Attached TO your piano
and satisfaction guaranteed music md
nearly half price. Come and see these
great bargains.
IF you live outside OF Salt Lake, we
want you TO come or phone or write
us at once for bargain list.
Extraordinary Bargains in Beautiful
Grand Pianos.
Never before have we had as fine a
line of brand new. splendid values in
grand pianos. Music teachers and col
leges viii profit by investigating.
A $3.50 brand new Knabe. quarter
grand, S675.
A $3.50 Estey Miniature Grand. for
$500
Also Vose, KimbaIl and other beautl-
full miniature and baby grands. Terms
$25 to $50 cash, $15 monthly
Organs at a Fraction of Cost.
You can buy a New England organ
for SO that cost S65. Another Estey
for SIS, that cost SO. Another for 500
that costs over 800. and so we could go
/ on and on: and many brand new or
gans at half price and less.
The only way to learn about the sale
| is to come to the store and see for your
self. No matter where you live, 1t viii
pay you to come or write at once.
We ship pianos and organs anywhere
| in the west and guarantee safe de-
! livery.
Store open till 10 o'clock every night
Main Street-109-i1-13
Oldest and largest Music House in
the west.
Clayton Music Company.
JOSEPH J. DAYNES, JR.,
Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
OGDEN SALOON HELD UP.
Two Masked Highwaymen Secure
$50 and a Watch

Shortly before ? o clock yesterday morn
-uE Two MASKED nlEnWaNfnen entered tho
Red Sea saloon at 1863 Grant avenue and
commanded Mike Farina. the bartender
TO throw up his hands. Farina was alone
at the time and had no other aIternat live
than 80 obey the command. He was then
ordered NJ the Doint OF the gun TO enter
n side room where no was carefully
guarded while the second man rifled the
cash drawer of about $50 Not satisfied
with the amount Of the swag the high
waymen took FariGa's watch. after which
they backed out Of the saloon. As soon
as ne was certain that the robbers had
gone Farina notified the police and al
though there were q dozen policemen on
the scene five minutes after the hold-up
occurred no trace OF the thieves was Sc
cured. The usual long and short man
description was given as a clue for the
police 10 work on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
LITERATURE DISTRIBUTED.
Attractive Booklets Advertising City
Are BEING Placed.

A letter has been received by President
F. r Colborn Of the Salt Lake Real
the Rio Grande system. I'm which expla-
nation is made of the manner of distrib-
uting the advertising pamphlet From
our Point of View" which is being issued
by the association
"A supply of these pamphlets was sent
ont to our general offices at Kansas City.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Pttsburg and New
York." the letter runs, land our city
offices at Denver, Colorado Springs. Pu-
eblo and Manitou are also supplied. Some
of our larger stations are also in the list
We still have some on hand and / am
ordering an additional supply to be sent
to our eastern offices"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
Ooden Briefs.

Sheriff Joseph Josephson OF Box Elder
county was in Ogden yesterday on bust
ness.
r. p. Pincock and wife left last even
ing for Rexburg, Ida. 10 be gone about
two weeks.
NJ. Alden. foreman of the baggage room
at the union depot, has returned from a
trip TO Nome. Alaska having been gone
since June ~.
Attorney A. G. Horn has commenced an
action against the Great Western Salt q
Soda company, and Association Salt com
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
Socialist Ticket.

The Socialists of Weber county met
again I'm convention last evening and nom
mated their ticket for the fall election.
There was a fair attendance and plenty of
enthusiasm. The following ticket was
nominated: Senator, II. III. Kinsey; rep
reSentatives, e. A. Battell. w. G.. King.
+. Kiefer B. Janson: sheriff. Frank
Sypher: clerk. X. J. McKimmOn; recorder.
J. MacLachlan surveyor, Z. Kinsey; at
torney. i. r. Alvord; assessor, A. H.
Martin: commissioners. Mike Curto and
William Burnett
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
Joseph Halls Funeral.

The funeral of oseph Hall was held in
the Second ward meeting house at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Bishop Rob
ert McQuarrie officiating. The attendance
was unusually large and the floral offer
ings were both many and beautiful. The
ward choir sang several selections and
solos were rendered by Miss Maggie Tout
and Mrs. Mary Farley. The speakers were
Joseph Parry, G. H. Greenwell. c. G.
Richards c. ". Penrose and G. f. Mid
dleton. Interment was in the City teme-
Tor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
TRAlNMEM EXAMINED.
Rio Grande Western Employees Sup
posed to Be Up on Rules.

The board of examiners OF the Rio
Grande Western were in Ogden yesterday
and will be here for some time examining
all OF the engine and trainmen running
out Of this point as to theirA construction
OF the various rules of the company. This
board. which consists Of one engineer, one
conductor. and train dispatcher. has
been i'm existence for about six years. The
idea of the examinations is so that all men
construction of all rules and thus avoid
the possibility OF an accident thereby.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
Real Estate Men Meet.

The regular semi-mouthly meeting of
the Ogden Real Estate Mems association
was held at the Weber club yesterday
noon For the purpose OF making Ogden a
tourist center a committee was appointed.
This committee will solicit aid from all
those to be directly benefited. 1t is their
intention to pay particular attention to the
advertising of the various resorts in and
adjacent 20 the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
dad" GimIin's Return.

Dad Gimlin returned yesterday from
Spokane where he has been for the past
two weeks playing ball with the Spokane
team I'm the Pacific Northwest league.
Gimlin says that the people of the north
west are already at work on a schedule
for next seasons league. They asked him
to sign a contract for next season. which
he refused to do. Pitcher Blexrud is ex-
pacted TO arrive in Ogden today or to-
morrow. Blexrud was with the ogden
team and went to Spokane with Gimlin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
Funeral Today.

The funeral OF John Lndblad will he
held ~ the Swedish Lutheran church at .
o'clock this afternoon. The services will
be under the auspices Of the local Tailor's
union and the local lodge OF the knights
Of Pythias. both Of which the deceased
was 4 member
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to William Johnson. %. and Miss May
Matson. IS. both Of Ogden; f. G.. Croker.
o. and Miss Jennie WhipDle. %. both of
and Miss Cora L. Ipsen. 10. OF Plain CITY
and to Charles n. Walker. q. of Eden.
and Miss Carrie Kemsley. q. Of Farr
West
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-06
Laid to Rest.

At the Mound Fort meeting house at 10
o clock yesterday morning the funeral ser
vices of Bert Martensen were held. Bishop
James Taylor presided. The music was
furnished by the ward choir and solos
were rendered by Mrs. Emma Maddox
and c. Samuelson. The speakers were G.
+. Peterson, Z. A. Olsen and Bishop Tay-
lor. Interment was in the CITY cemetery.