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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
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BUcKY O'NEILL'S MONUMENT.

At a meeting of the Captain O'Neil Rough Rider monument commission held in Prescott Tuesday in the offices of Judge Sloan. E. WI Wells, who lately returned from a visit to New York. reported that he had visited the studio of Solon H. Borglum, the sculp- tor who has the contract for the erec- ton of the monument, at Mamaro- necis. New York. and found the -~srs. of getting the model in shape for the equestrian statue well under way.
 R. E. Morrison, who was also in New York a snort time since, reported that he had also visited the Borglum studio and had found the sculptor at work on the horse part of the statue, and also making the nude fig ure of a man so as to get the proper position for the rider in the saddle. Borglum had also commenced work. ing on the head of the statue with a view of giving it the true expression of the features of the Rough Rider captain.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
MOQUiS PLAY OLD TRICKS.

The tickle Moqui Indians, who not many years ago were wont to keep ex. pectant tourists waiting in the des- ert for days and even weeks in order to be on the spot when the snake dance should occur, are returning to their old tricks. The snake dance, an nounced some time ago for between August 15 and 25, has been postponed and will now take place some time be- tween August 30 and a date not an nounced by the savages.
 There are number of tourists and students who have been waiting in the southwest to take the trip across the desert to the Hopi villages, who will be sorely disappointed by this an nouncement. and there are others in the east whose plans will be chang ed as a result of it. The Santa Fe had announced in it's circulars, scat tered from one end of the system to the other, that the dance would take place between August Is and 25, and 1t will be necessary to get out new circular or let the anxious tourist wait 0n the summit of convenient sand h,il until the Moqui determine exact ly when they want to pull off the show
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
AT THE pENN-ARIzoNA.

At the Denn they are still drifting on the 1000 level with the object of connecting with the Saginaw. As soon as the drift is north of the drill hole a crosscut will be driven in the direc- ton of the drill hole. It is almost cer- tain that this crosscut will encounter a large body of ore, because when the drill hole was bored a year ago it went through twenty-seven feet of ore and ledge matter. The management expects to be ready to start this cross cut in few days. The drift is in iron ore and ledge matter, and an ore body is expected any day.
 The sinking of the shaft had to be discontinued on account of the break. ing of a part of one of the pumps. A piece was ordered to replace the brok en part, and as soon as 1t arrives the pump will be repaired and sinking re sumed. The management expect tc sink the shaft to the twelve hundred level, and drive drifts at both the HOO and 1900.
 The stations for the new Prescott pumps are ready, and as soon as tho pumps arrive they will be installed The water is about the same as usual 300 gallons per minute, and Is beins taken care of without any trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
GLOBE MAN KNEW sTENsLAND.
{ egram.l

(TeIegram.D
 'I predicted six years ago the Mil waukee Avenue bank in Chicago would fail,' remarked Carl Meth, Q local carpenter. formerly resident of the Windy City. "Stensland, the missing president, was always as crooked as a dogs hind leg. He was engaged in the real estate business as a side is sue to his bank, and I had the contract for all the carpenter work on build ings controlled by him. On every hun dred dollar contract I had to put on s25 for him.
 Everybody knew Stensland was crooked. but they kept on trusting him. He was g republican when he went to Chicago. but turned over and became a democrat when he found the city administration was that way. He got elected on the school board and then his graft began.
 'Stensland had the confidence of the Norwegians and Scandinaviens, being from Norway himself and how fully he abused their confidence is shown by the fact that he got away with S1,750,- 900 of the banks funds"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
RICHEST GOLD STRIKE MADE IN DOS CAB.
 EzAS RANGE
Cripple Accidentally Discover CTS Existence of Gold on
 His Claims.

While many rich strikes of gold have been made in the Dos Cabezas range and hundreds O. thousands of dollars spent on the west side of the range, it has remained for Ed. Drew to make the richest strike that has ever been made in the district.
 Ever since the first of the year, Hooker brothers and Mir. Drew have been working some claims in Apache Pass, on this side of the range, and have kept a small stamp mill running all the time on fairly good grade of ore. For some time past MT. Drew has been crippled. One day last week while waiting for a horse to be brought to him on which to ride he sat down on a ledge of rock. While sitting there he noticed a piece of gold sticking to the quartz. He put some men to work and followed the ledge in about twenty feet, which averaged eighteen inches in width.
 In four days he had taken out four tons of ore that averaged S1,000 per ton in free gold. The quartz occurs in large boulders, and between them is found a coarse gravel, and this gravel is very rich in gold and easily banned.
 This new discovery has caused con- siderable excitement, as it is the rich est ever made in the range. Several good claims are being worked and the ore successfully treated. It is ru- mored that tie Phelps-Dodge people will soon become interested in a group of claims on the west side of the mountain, principally, 1t is said for the great deposits of iron that exists there
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
SHARE MARKET AT
 A STANDSTILL
Market Showed No Deviation From the General Trend
 of the Week.
lBy Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market did not show any particular strength or activity one way or the other, in fact there is too much attention paid in the East to the New York and Boston markets, at the present stage of the game. There was another heavy day in the New York market; sales almost reaching the 3,OOO,OO0 mark. Superior X Pittsburg was in fair demand dur ing the day at s16.50, but indications looked as though there were more sellers than buyers. North Butte and Butte Coalition both dropped of at the close. Denn-Arizona has been bought up quietly for the last few days and looks as though the market is getting scarce of stock.
 American holds we'll at $500. Cananea Central held up yell the en- tire day and at the close sales were made at s16.50 to s16.75. There con tinues to be good demand for stock daily, and better prices should be eX- pected. Black Mountain continues to hang around $500 to $50, and would not be at all surprised to see this get around the $500 mark, which we thought a good buy at that figure. Globe Consolidated has been ln good demand the entire day with sales at s625, we would not be at all surprised to see this stock take on a better tone.
 Amalgamated took On an advance of S4.00. but in no way affected North Brtte, Butte Coalition or Calumet 6 Arizona. Nothing on Calumet & Ari- zona dividend. should have it some time this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.
(Globe Telegram. )

The dead man found by an Apache Indian on the 27th day of July has been positively identified as Dudley P. Burlington of Pennington, Me.
 Fred Jones, the undertaken, received a letter on Monday last from the dead mans father of Pennington, request ing him to gather together his sons effects and also to disinter the remains, which were buried at the place where found, and to reinter them in Globe, ultimately to be forwarded to his old home.
 The father is a wealthy man in his community, and superintendent of the high school there. He is also prom inent Mason, being grand master of the Knights Templar of the state of Maine. His requests will be complied with
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
NEW TRAFFIC MANAGER FOR THE SOUTH.
 WESTERN
Rumor of Appointment, HoWev- CT, Is Denied by the
 Officials.

FL PASO, Aug. 20.-A persistent ru- nor has been current in railroad cir cles for several days to the effect that A. Schumacher, formerly traffic manager of the Union Pacific, has been made traffic manager for the Fl Paso & Southwestern.
 The report was given further cred ence by being published in the Rail- way Age.
 At the general offices of the Fl Paso & Southwestern the report is denied, and it is stated that if MT. Schumack- CT has been appointed no notification of the appointment has been received here.
 Mir. Schumacher for some time has been traffic manager for New York steamship company, with headquarters in New York City. The report states that he is to assume the position of traffic manager of the Southwestern September l, and that he will manage all traffic, though not superseding any present official of the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

GLOBE, Ariz., Tug. 20.-Supt. W. S. Sutton, of the Arizona Commercial Copper Co., has returned from a va cation trip and is enthusiastic over the showing in both the Copper Hill and Black Hawk mines.
 The east drift of the fifth level of the Black Hawk is producing 25 tons daily of 25 per cent copper ore from development work on the fifth level. The fifth level ore body is stronger on the level as work progresses and looks good.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21

Free delivery for Douglas has been postponed again.
 This time November l is the date given for the establishment of the service, according to advices received from Washington.
 It's the same old story-no eligible applicants for the position of carriers. There being no applicants for the jobs there can be no carriers, hence there can be no general delivery, as an au- .omatic delivery system is yet to be invented.
 An examination will be held at the postoffice tomorrow at which another effort will be made to secure eligibles Maybe they will secure the necessary three carriers from the numbr that will stand the examinations, and then again, maybe they won't. There is no trouble in getting the appIicants-the trouble is in getting applicants that will make good. In or der to make good one has to have a fair sort of an education. He must at least know sorr ething of tho geography of the country and must be able to read and write.
 The average run of men who have these requirements will not work for the munificent salary of $50 month the price the government sets upon their services for inc first twelve months, as long as they can get any thing better to do. which is not hard and the chances are that even if 2 number of eligible applicants are SC cured and they receive appointment il will be but short time until they will find something more remunerative and
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Osceola climbed up today to 112 and certain 1y iustifies our predictions. -
 Total sales 2,S94 400 shares.
 Money per cent.
 The whole market was very active today and has not reached its limit yet by any means. The reaction It the close was only what could be ex- -pected and we feel confident of high CT prices tomorrow. We expect to see Sugar a leader of the market to- morrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters,


 : Front Rooms, New Telepnone s Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz. |. The handling of "Bonanza . Circle" and other Curb stocks, 2 On commission, OUR sPE- s cIALTY-
 : Quotations by wire come to 2 our offices "every little while" 2 during brokerage hours direct s from Calumet, Michlgan-the 2 HUB of the Bonanza Circle 2 Companies.
 August 20, 1906.-The strong 2 position of the stock market ' is well maintained for the opening of the week and in B nearly all quarters things look 2 bright. A brisk trading is be- 2 ing done throughout the list. 2 there being a goodly number 2 of bidders in the field. For the 7 most part the trading centers ' around Cananea Central. s which has again added strength . to its price.
 s There also has been active 7 dealing in Denn, Keweenaw, E.. s Butte and Globe Cons, while F American looks good to a num- = Der of the traders who are S picking up the shares. s The tardiness in the matter e of giving out final and conclus- e i've information regarding Can H anea and Duluth as to what is = to be done for stockholders by v the consolidation has its ef- H feet on the stock to some ex- V tent though any blocks oSered s are quietly picked up by the = fellows who seem to know S what is to be the outcome or = at least who have confidence s in plenty that the final result S will be very favorable. . Closing uuoIations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
REcoVERs FROM SHOCK.

Roland Jones. the hoy who was struck by Iightnine at Globe 9 few days ago while riding horse, IS rap idly improving from the shock and the effects. It will be remembered that the horse that young Jones was riding was killed instantly and Jones was unconscious for several hours. The liehtning burned a groove down the abdomen and down the back of the boy. and his hair was singed all around the edge of his hat 4 burn from ear to ear over the ton of his head took all the hair of for half an inch T. will be several days before the lad can be able 10 ride again
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
CLARK OPTIMISTIC.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Senator Wm. A. Clark has sailed for Liverpool. Mir. Clark, who just returned from Mon tana and New Mexico, is very optimist- ic over the outlook for the copper sit uation, both as regards the metal and stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21

When the c7ar asteI fn7N-7g1 70- Never inst what rho s-,o-icsn people thought Of him. Meyer simply dUcked. Being a representative of American crinicn abroad is alright within limits,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21
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then resign their government job.
 4 spirit of patriotism sufficiently strong as to irnpel three men to take the positions Of carriers seen1s to be Douglas only hope of a free delivery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21

Alfred Austin has just finished a poem entitled At Naples" The scientists can now understand the re- cent eruptions of Vesuvius.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-21

Secretary Loeb is earning a frugal living as a professional exponent of anti-third termism. This is an age of
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
STATE CHEMISTS MAKE TESTS.
Experiment Station Names Men to
AnaIyze Sugar Beets.

Experiment Station Names Men to
AnaIyze Sugar Beets.
According to the contract which the
beet sugar companies now doing bust.
ness in the state have made with their
respective patrons, the chemists at
the factories who are to analyze the
beets furnished by the farmers are to
be appointed by the director of the
experiment station at Madison. For
the coming campaign the following
have been appointed by Acting Direct
or Babcock to the position OF beet
chemists in the Wisconsin factories:
Wisconsin Sugar company at Me-
nomonie Falls factory, M. E. Tweeden
of Oconomowoc, Wis.
Rock County Sugar company at
GAINESVILLE factory, A. A Towner Of
Lansing, Mich.
Chippewa Sugar company at Chippe-
wa Falls factory, Paul Skeflo of Ur-
bana, ILL.,
United States Sugar company at
Madison factory, H. M. Potter, Madi-
son, Wis.
The work of these chemists will be
under the direct supervision of the
chemical department of the expert
ment station, and the patrons of these
sugar factories may feel assured that
the testing Of their beets will be done
in careful manner and that correct
tests will be reported to the manage
ment of the various factories.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-06
Open Up New Double Track.

The new double track between
Portage and Wycena has been placed
in operation and as soon as the track
between Doylestown and Columbus is
completed trains will be running over
the double track system between Por-
tage and Watertown.
A new time table will go into eff
feet on the La Crosse division.
The heavy rush on the Milwaukee
road for the last few days is slack
ing up and all trains are moving on
time. The congestion of cars and
trains in the railroad yards is being
reduced.