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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
Nev, York Gossip.

NEW YORK. July 19.-Sales. 342. coo shares. Money 2 per cent. The market closed strong but intensely dull. The action of the market after the Amalgamated dividend was an Rouncs9 suggested that the distribu ton for the cuarte- was not disaD. pointing. \ perfuctory Union Pacific meeting was held. giving the executive ct mmittee right 10 act on the dividend in Ausust
 Aside frcm this the days news was of routine character. The way the market holds ap under the small vol une of business indicates that urgent liquidation is completed. We do not anticipate anr extended change of prices in either direction
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PRITcHARD, HAGEN & CO,
 Brokers and Promoters.

< a t a |. 2 Front Rooms, New Telephone s Bldg, Phone 135, 6isbee, Arix. g The handling of "6enahxa s CireIes and other Curb stocks, < On commission, OUR sPE. s ciAlTY.
 . Quotations by wire come to . eur offices "evsry little while" 2 during brokerage hours direct : from Calumet, Michlean--the ' Hus of the sonanxa Circle . compsnies.
 . MARKET
 s GOSSIP.
 . Bisbee. A. T.. July 19. ' Today's market has been D quite active and it is evident S that spectators are. realizing s the fact that the market has ' about reached its low ebb and . arc ayailing themselves of the . opportunity and buying up a . few shares which are bound to y bring back good profits. . Denn has been a feature in S the market and has gained p point since yesterday and is s strong at s1S.50 bid and little e coming out under s19.00. Su- = perior and Pittsburg at Sl5.50 s surely should be moneymaker s and it is freely predicted that = this stock will sell above $2S = before Thanksgiving. Cana = nea ard Duluth has been in . good demand today at s3.00 and . it would not surprise us to see v this stock selling for $500 and v better within the next three ' months as the Cole Crowd" s has just purchased the Ameri- ' can property which adjoins this s property for the handsome ' figure of s2.250, 900 Sonora e Bonanza IS also receiving it's ' share of attention and is in = good demand at .75.
 V Closing quotations:
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DUEY a OVERLOOK, Brokers
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Thursday. July 1s. 1sO'

Thursday, July 19. 1906.
 Prices in today's market varied but a trifie over those of yesterday. Greene Consolidated was on the to- began again selling down to s20.T5. c. & A was quiet, while North Butte received some little attention around $S45O Bids of sS.75 failed to locate any East Butte. Denn is strong at SIS with but little stock coming out al $1S.50 to $500. This property is still in the iron in the Southeast drift and is looking exceptionally good, buyers and sellers are too far apart, however. to permit Of mucS trading. Cochise holds around s7.00 to SIPS with but light trading. American and Warren are being picked up on each small break and we can not feel otherwise than that these shares are right a. cund bottom prices. Granby holds firm at SIPS asked. This stock should be in for an advance at no distant date. With news from Cananea bearing ru- mors of Thomas F. Cole and associates raving purchased the American. stock holders of the Cananea & Duluth are fast increasing their holdings in the property as it immediately adjoins the American and has a splendid copper showing with several carloads of ore ready to ship upon completion of the spur to the shaft. Globe Cons. is in gooG demand at s6.00 with no stock coming out under s6.25. ...
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
MR. RANDOLPH pRES|DEs GREAT DEVELOPMENT
 IN SONORA
Southern Pacific Plans Will Open Way to Great Min
 eral Regions.

An recent AntC4N1ta d ANPAt~ sentative ot tine, Los Angeles Mining Review, Epes Randolph, president of the Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacific railroad, and the man in charge of the Southern Pacific extension in Mexico, said:
 All of northwestern Mexico. in- cluding the states of Sonora. Sinioa and Topic. are rich. in gold, silver and copper to degree not yer appreciated. l am convincei that within the next twenty-five wears these three states will be producing bullion st a rate that will discount all expectation. Our railroads aog building, will open this great mineral region very thoroughly 10 mining enterpris. The development must be stupendous, for payable veins in great number are there and all con ditions are favorable.
 'As to the iaQui trouble, 1t is a question of time only. The Mexican government is handling the matter as we'll as it could possibly be hand led. Yaquis are good Indians until they become oakland this latter they do without warning. The race is a ltHG CuS ne dQulo dAG thc tiiiCSt Indians on the continent. physically and in inteiligence-but they are re ligious fanasics. When the spirit moves them to kill. it moves them all at once
 ''The Mexican government. very properly, takes the stand that it can not kill what is a good Indian simply because he may. at some time in fis cai ger, become bad No mercy IS shown to those who have committed depradations of any sort, and besides this the government is transporting them as rapidly as possible to Yuo atan. They will eventually dwindle and dis appear. as do all Indians, with the settling of the country and the advance of railroads. In the meantime, pre- cautions in the Yaoui country are nee ,essary; but the danger from Indians is no greater than the danger from rattle snakes in many desert regions. and less than that in any large railway Freight yard"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
CONDITIONS ARE EXCELLENT
 - IN MONTEREY DISTRICT

With the very prosperous mining operations which have recently been developed in this immediate section, mining interests generally are excel. lent. Many new companies are being formed and many of the old opes are paying handsome dividends.-Monte- rey News.
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MODERN MACHINERY
 FOR MONARCH MINE

PRESCOTT, July 19.-The develop nient work already performed on the Monarch mine has demonstrated that it is mine with a future, and the stockholders have decided 10 mine it on an extensive scale
 c. W. Platt, the superintendent of the company, who returned Monday night from the east. yesterday made the third payment on the purchase price to Mrs. Ryland. the amount i,e- ing s5.150.
 During his trip east, MT. Platt pur- chaser 50 ton concentrating plant. a Chilean mill, four Whitley tables, and a 50 horse power engine The ma cfinery is now on the way here, and will, be placed in position as rapidly as possible after its arrival The Monarch Mining & Smelt.ng eempanyis property is situated line mics east of WickenJurg, and is more faniiliariy known as the Three Black Buites. Its main shaft Is town l50 feet. and already there are thousands Of tons of ore blocked out. principally low grade, carrying gold and copper values. The showing is so large and gives such indications of permanency that the directors feel warranted in { installing the necessary machinery 70 Put the property on Q profitable pro- Gucing basis
 Mir. Platt has done excellent work in developing the property, under the new ownership. He is confident that within a year he will have the mine in the ranks of the paying producers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20

Conditions have been helped won derfully in Mexico by the recent devel- epments in the zinc outlook and new activity is seen on all sides. Another stimulus has been given by the rise in Higueras stock and in the prosper ous operation of Union V Trabaio.
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every lays proceeding with prayer, and finally found himself $SO0.0 900 to the bad, now realizes that others were preying while he was praying.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
kURl1 CAROLINA CROPS
General Summary Of Condition Of
North Carolina Crops for Week
Ending Monday. Aug. Is, 1906.

The weather was hot and sultry
during the whole of the past week
with numerous local rains generally
occurring from the 7th To the 10th
The marked feature Of the weather
was the high mean temperature which
was about ) degrees above the nor
NAL. The maximum temperature
each which was about , degrees above
the normal. Tile maximum tempeTa7
ture each day rose TO a. high as so
degrees or over at most places in the
eastern and central districts The
highest temperature reported was 9S
degrees on the lith in Chatham and
Johnston counties. and the lowest
was % degrees on the Sth in Caldwell
County, and on the 1lth i'll Surrey
County. bith III the western district.
The rainfall was not well distributed
there being many local heavy rains,
especially III the central counties. The
average for the State was somewhat
above normal. There was plenty of
sunshine during the past week which
is rapidly drying up the excess of
moisture caused by the late heavy
rains.-A. ii. Thessen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Leader Of Salisbury Mob Sent
TO Penitentiary
CONSPIRACY WAS THE CHARGE
General Rejoicing Ancng Better
Glass Of People In Salisbury Over
the Conviction Of Hail.

Salisbury, y. e. Specialized, Halt
the ex-conyiei, who led the lynebers
Monday night, Was tried hrierv
Judge b. +. Long IN the Rowan eonn-
" court house here for conspiracy
found guilty and sentenced 10 If
teen years III the penilenilary, the
jury being ont but a few minutes.
Friday was very interesting day
In court. The trial of Hall began
early aud continued until late Soli-
citor Hammer sprung u surprise III
trying the defendant on the charge
Of conspiracy, rather than of murder.
The special venire summcRed here
was not used at all The crowd III
the court room Was small. The null
titudes has not enthused over the
case. The feature Of the day was the
appearance of Governor Glenn as n
witness. The defendant subpoenaed
him III TO say where lie was on the
day that he issued the call for the
special term of the court now III ses-
sion.
1t was the intention of Governor
Glenn to leave here on an early train
but he was left. There was general
rejoicing in Salisbury among the bet
ter people over the conviction of
Hall. The charges against Bully Boy,
George Gentle and Francis Cress may
not be pressed at this term of the
court. Judge Long and the solicitor
and the sheriff are tired.
The evidence against Hall was con-
elusive. His character was proven
to be notoriousfy bad, that of gam
bier, retailer, ex-convict and general
desperate man. He was ably defen.
ded by Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz, who
saw that he had a fair trial.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Winston for Next Meeting.

Durham, Special.-The fifty-ninth
annual meeting of the Grand En-
campment Odd Fellows, concluded a
harmonious session. Only routine
business was transacted. Reports Of
officers showed a decided gain over
last year. Winston was selected for
the next meeting place. The follow
ing officers were elected: c. E. Frick,
Charlotte, grand patriarch; F. c.
Dunn, Kinston, grand high priest
W. l.. Smith, Wilmington, grand
senior warden; j. T. King, Whining
ton, grand scribe; Wesley Williams,
Elizabeth City, grand treasurer; G.
W. Bryant, Durham, grand junior
warden: Geo. A. Green, Newbern and
w. H. Weatherly, Elizabeth City.
grand representatives.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
A Sad Accident.

Charlotte, Special.-Virgil Fun
derburg, the 1G-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Funderburg was handling
his gun when his little sister, Della,
came up and sat down near his side.
Ignorant that the weapon wos loaded
the boy was greasing the trigger. By
some means the trigger fell and the
gun was discharged, the entire laod
entering the mouth of the little girl
who was near him. The gun was of
a breach-loading kind, and the shell
contained No. shot. The little girl
was hurled backward, and died in
stantly. The family live within one
half mile of the city. The boy is
grief stricken on account of the sad
accident
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Increase in Wages.

Washington, D. c., Special-The
report by the Bureau of Labor shows
that in 1905 the average wages, per.
hour in the principal manufacturing
and mechanical industries was one
and six-tenths per cent higher than
in 1904; the average hours remain
ed the same while the weekly earn
ings Of all the employees, owing to
the increase of six and three-tetnths
per cent in the number Of persons
employed, was eight per cent greater.
Retail prices Of food six-tenths per
cent highter. AS the average wages
increased more than the retail prices
an hours wages in 1000 would pur-
chase one per cent more food than in
1904,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
FIVE shot At CONEY
Bloody Deed of Strange Man
Who Must Have Been Crazy
PISTOL EMPTIED INTO A CROWD
Unknown Man Fires Twice Into q
Waters Back and Then, Turning
His Weapon to the Throng on
Board Walk, Leaves Three Men and
a Woman Writing and Remainder
in Wild Stampede While He Flees.

New York, n. y, Special.-While
the Oceanic Walk III the Sowery IN
Coney Island was still crowded early
Monday an unidentified man pulled a
revolver and fired two shots into the
back Of waiter at Stauch's Restau
rant and then turned his weapon on
the crowd and fired four times as
quickly as lie could pail the trigger.
Four persons were writhiag III agony
on the board walk when the man fled
toward the ocean threatening any per-
sons who would pursue him. Thomas
Fitzpatrick, aged %, Thomas Nc
Donald, aged 10, and George White,
aged 20, may die. Annie Smith
aged 20, was seriously hurt. At the
time Of the shooting the crowd was
pouring from the restaurant. In the
throng were many women. At the
sounds of the shots and the screams
of women who witnessed the shoot
ing the crowd broke III all directions.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
New Enterprises.

Raleigh, Special.-The Southern
Pure Food Company of Durham was
chartered at a capital of $4,000, W.
H. Holloway, }. a. Hopkins and
others, for a general grocery bust
ness: Holland Manufacturing" Co., Of
Gastonia, n. c.. capital $4,000 for
the operation of cotton and woOlen
mills. Incorporators g. a. Gray, B.
w. Holland and others. Fermers
Gin Company, Pitt county, capital
$4,000, by W. H. Fitzpatrick and
others; Savannah Flume Company.
DillborO, jackson County, ope-
rating fumes for transportation
of lumber, capital $4,000, by Alden
Howell, F. A Lincoln and others of
Waynesville.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Standard Oil Co. Indicted

Chicago. Special.-An indictment
charging the Standard OIL Company
with receiving rebates in the form Of
non-payment of storage charges 60
certain railroad companies Was re-
turned by a Federal grand jury be-
fore Judge J. A. 5. Bethen. The
indictment came as a surprIse mas
much rs the grand jury had Just be-
gun the Investigation. The Standard
Oil Company is the only defendant no
official of the company and no railway
company or officials being named. The
bond Of the defendant was fixed by
Judge Bethea at $4,000. This -
the ease investigated by the grand
jury III Cleveland, O., where IL was
found that the grand jury had no jur-
isdiction. The testimony taken there
was transferred TO Chicago and the
documents IN evidence were identified
by witnesses who testified in Clcve-
land. 1t was on this testimony and
evidence that indictment was returned
so quickly. The grand jury immedi-
ately resumed it's session TO take up
the investigation of the charge that
the Standard Oil was given direct re-
bates by some of the railroads. The
indictment contains 10 counts, each
count constituting separate charge
The true bills come under the Efkins
Law which provides fine of from
81 900 to $4,000 for each violation
Under this Indictment should the gov
ernment procure conviction on the
trial of the issues, a fine of $3.50 900
as a maximum under the Elkins Law
may be assessed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Meat Inspection Conference.

Chicago, Special-Secretary James
Wilson, of the Department of Agri
culture. arrived here. He refuses to
discuss his presence here at this time,
but it is reported that at conference
has been called at which those inter-
ested in closer quarantine regulations
and inspection of cattle at shipping
points can be present. According to
the report President Roosevelt does
not deem the new meat inspec. ION law
water tight, as some laxity has exist
ed in passing on dieased cattle by
the State Inspector. Secretary Viii
son, it is reported, desires to get uni
formity Of action.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Report of Insurance Committee.

. Omaha, Neb., Special.-The report
of the committee on Insurance OF
American Bar Association, to be sub
mitted to the Convention St. Paul,
Aug 90, provides for the drafting of
bill requiring deferred dividends on
life policies to be biennially appor-
toned, credited and certified to
policy-holders; repeals reciprocal re-
taliatory and valued tax laws; pro
vides for strictor State incorporation
laws, use Of mails to unlicensed con-
Germs, provides for supervision Of In,
terstate transactions in insurance;
and the establishment of bureau of
insurance in the Department Of Com
merce and Labor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
General Cotton Market.
Tar Heel Topics.

\ charter IS granted the Carolina
Mineral Railway Company, to build
and operate a line 40 miles in length
from Charlotte to Lancaster, S. c.,
through Meckenburg and Union
counties i'll this State, and Lancaster
IN South Carolina, by way of the
Colossus Gold Mining and Milling
Co, in Union county. Thirty-fve
miles of the road Will be in North
Carolina. The capital stock is $780,
600. the principal stockholders being
J. +. Keller and ID. II. Kulp, both of
Pennsylvania. These are named as di-
rectOrs as are also John A Nipple,
+. W. Baker, Isreal G. Erb, S. n.
ROOlland, John n. MUSES., all of
Pennsylvania and A. J. Moore, of
Waxhaw. The Colossus Company
has a capital stock Of $5,OOO,O0O.
Salem Masonic lodge, No. 2S9, has
decided TO buy a lot and build a
Masonic Temple thereon in the near
turture. At a recent meeting of the
lodge a committee was appointed to
get estimates oD a suitable site fol
the building. The committee report
ed favOrably on the f. c. Meining lot
on Main street. The size of the lot
Is 32XS4 feet. A satisfactory price
has already been agreed upon, and
the deal will be closed, it is thought,
~ lnH, j
to the cost of the hall can be given
out yet, as the lodge has not decided
on the cost of the structure
Superintendent Mann, of the pen
ltentIary, announces that two con-
vlcts, Reuben Mcdaniel, a negro, aged
a, sentenced from Iredell county fol-
fifteen years, for burglarly in the see
and degree, and James NJ. Getty, SEN
fenced from Mcdowell for several
years, for burglary have escaped
from the gang at work grading the
Raleigh & Pamlico Sound Railway
near Wakefield. For the capture OF
these men $25 each will be paid.
Insurance Commissioner Young ha.
revoked the license of the Brother
hood Accident Company, of Boston
which no longer has license to de
business in North Carolina.
The Steele Soap Manufacturing
Co., of High Point, with $4,000 cap
ital was authorized, $4,000 subscrib
ed by r. W. Gray and D. F. Mad
dock.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
May Remodel Depot.

Lumberton, Special.-The town
commissioners have made an order to
allow the Seaboard Air Line Railway
to remodel and rebuild its passenger
depot here, of wood. The same to
cost not less than $4,000. The order
is made on condition that the plans
are approved by the corporation COM
mission. The commissioners have de-
clded to hold an election some time
soon to vote the issuance of $4,000
bonds to extend and improve the
light and water plant The date for
the lection has not yet been fixed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Traffic Resumed In Texas.

Temple, Tex. Special.-The Sante
port the resumption of traffic on TIE
San Angelo branch which has been
tied up BY foods. The waters have
rece ded, and normal conditions have
been resumed. Thus far reports OF
the loss of life have proved TO BIZ
erroneous. The loss of cattle aSd
crops is estimate1 at $500, 900.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Aged Alabamian Charged With Mur-
der

Fort Payne, Ala, Speeial.-An aged
white man named Wright Is IN jan
here charged with murder near Lydia,
Ala. Wright went to the house OF
his sons-in-law. Sam Bailey and John
Bailey, and began TO abuse his daugh-
tiers. The Baileys demonstrated and
John Bailey's throat was cut by
Wright so badly that he died almost
instantly. Sam Bailey, who was
holding an infant in lis arms, was Al
so stabbed in the throat but will rc-
cover. Wright has surrendered
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Negro Loses Limb.

Monroe, Special.-Dick Meeeham,
negro workman at Charles Barrin s
saw mill about seven miles southwest
OF Monroe, met with a peculiar acci-
aent which necessitated the ampu-
'atlon Of his leg several inches above
the knee. He was carrying lumber
10 the circular saw when in some
way his leg came in contact with the
saw and split right down from above
the knee.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Five Killed.

Manila, By Cable.-First Lieuten-
ant john F. James, and two privates
of the Eighth Infantry, Contract Sur
geon Calvin Snyden, and Internal
Revenue Collector Williams, If Hi
nois, were killed In a hand-to-hand
fight with Pulajanes at Julita Island
Of Leyte. The detachment of ten
men were greatly outnumbered, but
made a gallant fight. The Pulajanes
captured three pistols, four rifles
and three hundred rounds Of ammu-
milton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Five Drowned in Spokane River.

Davenport, Wash, SpeciaE-Five
persons prominent in the social life
Of Davenport, who had been enjoy
ing an outing on the banks of the
Spokane river, were drowned Sun
day. The dead: Miss Winnie Jones,
A. L. Bergett, Mrs. A. L. Bergett,
Roy Howard, A Linman. Four Of
the drowned heroically sacrificed
others.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
Trying to Impeach Judge.

Atlanta, Ga, Special.-A petition
for the impeachment of Judge John
Fl. Martin, of the Ozone circuit of
the Superior Court of Georgia was
presented before the House of Rep
resentatives and a committee was
named to consider and report upon
the petition. The petition alleges
that Judge Martin has abused his Of
flee in the restraining of certain or
ders in case involving the CONNER
cial Hotel at Fitzgerald, Ga, and
that by reason of such delay the own
ers of the property suffered loss of
$4,000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
News Items,

The Isthmain commission is to use
Chinese coolies to dig the Panama
canal and will advertise at once for
bids to furnish $500 men.
In the navy an enlisted man now
las an opportunity of winning COM
mission as ensign, as II officers are
each year to be named from among
the enlisted men.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16

Nes York, >poesal- fartass istAils
of The k.lhng "f tie sssv Jspanes~
Esoaehers 10 The pubiloa islands are
contained "a = -I@rsal - The Herald
dated Duhsh Harrison. Alaskz. Ials II,
which ssys: fNs iseansss wrfs sboi
aud killed uu tie ISLAND ~ ~. raal.
Of the Prsbiioa group, hy os,ieE sG the
agent of the Department of Con-
nerrc aud labcs July l.. a. q result
Of RAID BY four JEpaus~s sclaeonsrs
OIL the seal r0uke,ies.
The revcnae cutter McCulloeh
reached here from -. Paul wlth Il
prisoners, two seriously wuui.ded. ~ho
were turned over to Deputy Marshal
Harmon.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-16
DR.. Ellis Drowned.

Richmond, Va, Special.-Dr. Dan
iel T. Ellis, a member of the Faculty
and college physician of Randolph
Macon College, Ashland, Va, was
drowned in Stagg creek, while on the
way to pay charity visit to an old
negro patient. High water swept his
buggy down stream. The Doctors s
five year-old son was with HON, but
was saved by his father placing him
in an overhanging tree.