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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19
MARKET APPEARS ID REACH THE EDITION
 FOR SUMMER
Denn Continues Strongest on the Board. and None Comes Out at Flattering Bids. Greene Fairly Strong.
(Graf's Market Letterl

/. BiSBEE. July 1S.-with a few ex- captions today's market shows no change. All stocks continue to hold their own, although there is but little fluctuations in the prices. The mar ket all the way through looks as if the bottom had been reached, and stocks bought on these levels can not but bring good returns.
 Denn continues the strongest stock on the board, with practically no stock under S1S.50. The demand is good, but holders of the stock refuse to let go at these prices.
 Butte Coalition also showed good strength, with sales at $30. This stock looks as if 1t ned reached it's low mark. Another stock that will bear watching is Superio. & Pittsburg. which we do not think will go below $15.00, and it certainly ought to be Q buy at these prices.
 American is not to be had under s11.75, being strong in sympathy with Denn.
 Cochise is quiet, with plenty of stock offered at s7.25. Globe is in demand at s6.25, with sales at that price.
 Greene holds fairly veil, closing at
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New Home.-Andy Scott has moved into his new residence on Thirteenth street. This building is one of the handsomest in the city and has been provided with every modern conven- fence It is two stories in height and the walls are of cement building blocks. MT. and Mrs. Scott are to be con graduated on their elegant home which is an ornament to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19

July IS. 1906.
 Denn and Warren are the two stocks on the curb list that showed strength in today's trad ing and each have taken on advances. The demand for these stocks is good and any oSered is handled without any trouble. The remainder of the list shows practically no change with the exception of Globe Cons, which has weak ened somewhat. The trading today is principally in Denn and Warren, while Superior & Pittsubrg is being picked up at the rock bottom figure at which 1t is now quoted. From every direction orders are be- ing received for Cananea-Du- luth at prevailing figures and there is not enough of tie stock to go around. Sonora-Bonanza is also commanding consider able attention and it would look as though the showing that this property is to make in the near future will place it among the active ones. The equip ment for the property is now in nice working order and Ee- fore a very long time Gonora. Bonanza will make a record for itself.
 Quotations:
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INACTIVITY IN EAST.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Sales, 414,- 700. Money, 2 per cent.
 The market closed unsettled and generally lower all around. The street is taking much interest in the Amalgamated dividend to be declared tomorrow, but the general opinion seems to be that an extra distribution will be forthcoming on this quarter.
 The trade is not at all active. We think conditions justify buying stocks on the reactions, however. In cop pers North Butte, Copper Range, Os- ceola and Centennial all showed i'm provement.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19
STRENUOUS WORK.

A large force of men has been put to work building the track from Pilot Knob. station eight miles west of Yuma. to the Mexican intake of the Imperial canal. From hill at Pilot Knob stone will be quarried and haui- ed by the railroad company at the rate of 200 cars day and dumped from an enormous trestle to be built across tn gap. By this method it is hoped to turn the river channel and then the stream can be easily brought under control. The Southern Pacific has spent an enormous amount of money jH it's battle with the Salton sea and is preparing to spend thou sands of dollars more in shutting of the seas suppiy-tu-ning the Colorado back to it's old channel.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19

will Inspect MiIk.-Dr. Green, city health officer, stated this morning that he would at once take steps to pro- vide for the inspection of milk offer ed for sale in Douglas. The only re quirement will be that no cream shall have been removed from the milk be- fore it is offered for sale and that no water shall be added
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PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rocms, New TeIepnone elc3., Phone t35, eisbee, Arix.
 The handling Of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR sPE- CiALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to eur offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michlsan-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
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NOTICE.

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19

For a dscrepit. semi-1efunct. semi civilized nation existing oa mere sue- france. Turl<e~ is rather caeiSy tow arss the United States .a the matter of tt1at ambassa forship.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-19

It is judge Parker's turn to start a boom too-zhe was beaten worse than Bryan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06

fahins tho Congressman bt,s'iotg ~
IN Wf'hnfitv ihefs afr onlv two hi'ed
states Senators sho ran call 'hemaclvcs
practical farmers ami both Atc from
sprih Carolina HfSftVtg HTts INT
Vty vent from Tho pluuph IN fdEnh"h
COUNTY ~ tho Ouvrfhofa ho,tae NJ foluma
hin and ihenre ~ tho senate whctr hS
IL proud Nv hc known Ia n curnh"ld lawyer
~ home he wears icaNa and talks crops
garden atiR md hot s'un
tta colleague. kanrRY CHtRrHw ftt,
t,ftdfa wns brought nr on n farm IN
Nhhcvillc rouniy, md moving ~ Ahdcr.
aon, tilel tho aoil NJ nrst hand until elected
~ tho ftty-thiri Congress Neither hes
contributed io tho literature ~ farming
both hnyo held public office and devoted
most NJ their time toi for many years
There will hr n third farmer In tho
senate when tosrFR Dwtdnr CoRrRH,
appointed by Governor HocH " Kansas,
'akcs tho oaih and his srat, Hut tho
difference bctwccn him and the South
Carolina pair will I've that, whereas They
represent tho Democratic party of tho
Palmetto state, Mr., CoBrRN will hc tho
representative Of tho farmers Of tho
Sunnowcr State in n special scnsc and
champion Of tho American farmer in gen.
cral for he Ia not only n practical, hut a
theoretical "ngriculturalist, n %cultivator
Of tho soil and Of georgia ideas indispens-
able TO the soil tiller.
Mr.. CoBuRN has dug, drained and fer
tilted no has diversified crops and irri-
gated he has made two blades Of grass
grow where one was seen before he has
taken toll from the soil with superior
skill harnessed TO labor. Besides, he has
taught farming in book and pamphlet,
organized the stock department of the
st. Louis Fair, and served Kansas as
Secretary of Agriculture. His works on
alfalfa and swine husbandry are famous
the country over, and ne is a respected
authority on dairying and the raising
of stock. He will be an invaluable ad-
wiser to Secretary WILSON, and in the
Senate the unimpeachable authority on
seeds and things. We congratulate the
speeders of the plough on the advent of
Farmer COBURN.
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Lot the Poor Pessimtst.

To THE EDITOR OF THR SuS-str; I met my
friend tho other day. looking inteutly at an e1h!oi'
tion Of femknine lay figures In a fashionable shop
window. "Ahl" I said to him. thinking OF taking
O wife, and looking out for new gowns. are you"
NO" he replied. "matrimony Is too rich for my
blood. can't afford II. Look at those lay figures,
! believe I'll buy one OF them. They will be Just as
useful so far as being a helpneet goes, and they're
chea per. Just look at the crowds OF women in
this street and In those shops. They are ~rivaling
the poor sandwich men. Every one OF them IS q
walking advertisement. Why. nine .tenths Of the
whole LOT have no use for a mar except 10 pay hils
They don't want TO have any duties or bear any
responsibilities. What they prefer is TO be wrapped
in lavender and cloth OF gold. placed in inches 10
be looked at and admired.
"Or. II they do have any aim In HE, It is 10 shop,
visit the dressmaker, attend matnees, stop AZ
the Double Blank Hotel or spend an evening over
bridge. No. I'm going to buy a lay hgure. For
variety i can yet one of these new gowns every
month for my model 1t stays at home, II doesn't
driuh or gamble. II looks pretty and It never
chatters."
WIN some one OF your correspondents. sEiNedin
the eternal feminine. tell me how to answer my
bachelor friend' He needs direction and =
%agernent. 7. JOINER.
NBv YORK. juno 4.
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The New York Yacht Clubs Guam
1ary.

That unconquerable British champion,
Sir THOMAS Upton, is eager TO make
another attempt to lift" the Americas
Gun, but the New York Yacht Club will
not listen to him. That is n crude sum-
mary of tho situation, which seems to
call for some explanation. The sig
nifcant fact in the history is that, since
the last contest for the old Cup, the New
York Yacht Club has adopted a new rule
of measurement for time allowances.
This rule is intended TO discourage the
building of yachts consisting largely Of
]overhangs fore and aft. 1t is meant
to make it undesirable to build yachts
which, the moment they keel over under
the pressure of the breeze, sail on water
lines far longer than those ascertained
by the measurer before the race. 1t
aims to encourage the production Of
substantial vessels only a little longer
over all than on the water line and pos
sessed Of girth Of hull enough to contain
cruising accommodations.
Several yachts designed under the
new rule have already shown themselves
to be fast and weatherly craft, quite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06

To TIE fproR OF THE SuN-,Sir' a citizen
OF New York ought to be proud Of that ti'l" No
matter where he wanders he is looked up 10 Sa
person who has imbibed some OF the grand HTln'
ciples and ideas for which that city Is famous.
To be q real New Yorker one must he LAVISH
OF money. kind and considerate toward all men
He must be generous. noble and brave. for he IS
looked upon by the rest OF the country as a E'ns
among men, He Is honest. speaks the tru'h ara
abhors duplicity. He Is incapable OF doing any
thing mean. for he has a character TO sustain ana
It must be in keeping with all that Is good ana
great that is to be found In his native city.
He is UP to date. abreast OF the times and Is mol
Archaic or old fashioned. and disabuSes his NINA
OF antediluvian Ideas. He Is considerate of 'NA
opinions OF others. and is careful never 70 oN'n".
He dresses decently and never orendS good TASTE
by anything slovenly in his manner or appearance
A New York man Is exceptional. He IS a para
gon and he always tries TO be what he reeUy u
and never dlSappoints our expectations.
New York Is the leader. and her citizens ere ei'
pected to be the guides, philosophers and fHen''
OF everybody. a SCHooLBoY,
LoSo ISLAND CITY. June s.
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The Latest News From st. Petersburg.

According to the official statement
issued on June 4 by the Goremykin
Cabinet, a private commission, sent
abroad last winter TO study the various
elective chambers on the continent of
Europe, reported that the model best
adapted to Russia was the popular
branch of the Prussian Diet. The infer
ence sought to be conveyed Is that the
Duma was deliberately patterned after
the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies. 1t
is true that the extremely complicated
and indirect process by which the men,
beers of the Duma were chosen finds a
counterpart in Prussia. 1t Is true, also,
that the Prussian Diet, OF which the
Chamber of Deputies ia, as we have said,
the popular branch. Is not empowered to
interfere with either the foreign or the
military policy of the German Empire.
Here, however, it Is evident that Premier
GoREMYKIN's ideas are confused, or
that he has tried to confuse those of the
persons to whom his statement is adj
dressed. Russia is a unified empire,
whereas Prussia is only n of many
component States of a confederation.
Because the control of foreign affairs
and of the army and navy is withheld
from the Prussian Diet and vested in the
Reichstag and Bundesrath, which make
up the imperial Parliament, it by no
means follows that the same reservation
should be practised in the case OF the
Russian Duma, which is subject to no
federative limitations. When Prussia
occupied a position identical with that
now held by Russia-that is to say, when,
instead of being merely the leading
component of a federation, it was an
independent monarchy-the Prime Min
ister was responsible to the elective
assembly for his conduct Of foreign
affairs and his management of the army.
This was never denied by BISMARCK,
who, although during some years pre-
ceding the Austro-Prussian war he in
creased the country's military force
against the will Of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, acknowledged that thereby he
risked his head, and that nothing but
the victory at Sadowa had saved him.
He knew that he was governing exactly
as STAMFORD had governed, and he was
lucky to escape STRAFFoRD's fate.
If the Duma is really modelled on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
Call for water Seeking Hoiierers.

To THE EDITOR OF THE uN-Sr Would not
an overzealous city onlcial be as much OF 9 detH-
ment TO the public welfare and comfort as one
who was negligent AT present the public Is
smothered with dust raised by the white wings
when sweeping, and by the automobiles all the
time. because there Is either a row between the
Department of Street Cleaning and that OF Water
Supply or else the Water Commissioner Is hoard
ing water against a seven years drought. In
times gone by. not later than last summer. water
was used to sprinkle the streets to lay the dust:
II was also used by the white wings preparatory
to brushing. Now all the sweepers do Is 10 raise
the dust and MI our houses with dirt.
Our new pavements OF asphalt and concrete
blocks receive less attention than the Belgian
block. The automobile moves more quickly than
a horse vehicle. and being closer to the ground
keeps the dust in constant agitation.
Spnnkllng cans are rusting and the spnnkhng
carts falling apart. Who controls themf The
Mayor. the Street Cleaning Department or the
Department Of Water Supplyt Who wants TO
keep his windows closed this summer and smother
with the heat rather than take a dust bathf Who
else has a hollert Please boiler loud enough that
the sound Of your discomfort will lay, not raise.
the dust. HERBERr VI. BINGHAM.
NEW YORK, June 5.
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INImNI,
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NOslV.

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nsyrf occurred 90 UYu ih4t ihe tr'Naa'lnns
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pra fitlu ~ rfruf Htv4trrt ~ ~ Nv ahnf
shp r.r. lUiri mo ri1t NJ shu the au'hnr
~ HtHI NW Htei w. ihat inHs n0' ~
cont fau Ir1u hfttiiHe ls ri mufir'." t'l
.tUIre NV .Ir f@Itrfmlu1'ntu
~ tiHH lnls uu' tfarrtt rri ff1'r r%flriins
suri t..iffIsti tsttilr ~ me- despatch ron.
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Irirf.Irs ytt trifav " vntr aW nn'
.1u..frri ~ fNr mHmtHt etrihrf ~ tnaf
eblt 10 fbs author ~ fhe spanish sFflr NJ
r,t en- r,p.rtNnt mrfsiy tth r1uf ron
tirmnnilon ~ rratUhiait In general hcfof"
any evidences vhttrtrf has herU ehuNn ~
prove ihti tn tntfohist wHs Tho 'hrofet ~
thr hdfuh
Nrt tiys 40 ~ hr rfo'epird ftow The hafE
Ing " a We enlutnaninc novelist ~ The favlutg
~ f~faugtrtl nNNutlrf. Why ahuuli ~ nnf
lg protected ttoin, VIC ,mntFinf auh iNNkngs,
Nt Wh,r. nv tho ver lrrllcs ,ha, Tho
rastfaina ~ 7 lincoln ard O1fneld wetr ~.
HfrhiatH. n atatcuirnt ~ nlcflle ~ 70 Vfnulpt
ihr question, What, npslin,hupn .doca TITS
man rrsaraa ~ euHhic HIN 10 obtain ~ Nm
bpssslottllp 10 hnssia, -.
motaia NJ yoiit frrirts would like 10 say
that nn1rchisu u n ihtntv, y ptinclrlc, m
ito, ard thootiga, ttin,Irlrs and ldeas ngyct
Kill ANY pnr. and cannot themselves he Riled
except hr u'Irt 'horf os. principles and ldena
u 10 tho v1r nov rplrr NJ hoi wrrn govern.
mrniaiis'a md urnrrnlt'a. J cgn do m, hcttCt
than uuoto tho words NJ y fatnoua ttehrh
anarchist. who vns gutllo'inod .sofno wears
aap. "a lorH ~ urn man dica ~ indigestion
nv tho side " another Who dos NJ. hunger ~"
sitl gslc will s'll 10 on " kriiN
NV Nttk a. luna
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International Repressive Cooperation.

To THE EplToR OF THE SUN-Sir: The
only possible hope Of checking anarchy Is
In a vigorous scheme of action for Its exter-
mination by the Governments of the world,
l would suggest the following plan:
International police cooperation.
The establishment In each country or a secret
principals: a reward to be given for the conviction
and apprehension OF any con5pirator found plot.
ling Assassination: and further a guarantee OF
Government protection to the informer.
The passage of a law In each country TO try
anarchists in n secret court Of inquiry. with full
hlhltcd from publishing any part OF the proceed.
Ings during tho trial.
Powers of search to be given police to visit the
quarters OF suspected persons.
poliCe 10 meet at the different capitals Of each
country for the Interchange OF ideas on the sup
preston Of anarchy and hearing reports on the
past years progress,
Several Of these ideas viii doubtless be
America. as they are contrary to the Anglo
Saxon principles OF self-government. Never
theless, the fact remains that this unchecked
spread Of anarchism is. an. international
thermore an enemy to the honest working
classes. as it is apt to, incite a policy OF reac-
ton against modern democracy. Anarchists
nlaCe themselves beyond the pale and II Ia right
10 deny to them the ordinary rights and privi-
leges OF citizens. The disease calls for heroic
measures and a radical remedy.
We have; therefore, to choose between
rifce or a slight modihCat ion. of our Anglo
Saxon principles. Which shall IL be-
HARLE f, T. STuART-LINToN.
pTTTSBTRG. June 4.
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The case OF Miss FRANCES MTG1cAS OF
Nanticoke holds forth rich promise Of be-
coming citable in some forthcoming volume
of the Pennsylvania reports as a leading
case. The amount at present involved is
so small (only 500 and the principle at stake
is so great that it becomes clear that the
action is brought as a test case db init'o.
The agreed statement OF facts Is this:
Miss MIGIcAN. described in a common
obiter dictum of the telegraph correspondent
AS a pretty girl, did enter with ANTHONY
BoRoPsBY upon a contract to wed at some
future time: said BoRoFsBY provided Miss
MIGICAN with funds for the purchase OF
the trousseau; upon the mutual dissolution
of this contract Miss MIGIcAN returned to
said BoRoF Shy these funds subject to a
diminution Of $40 by her retained expressly
as compensation for the time she had lost
when he was counting her. Upon this issue
the case now comes into court. The point
is a new one. The decision will be awaited
with t~hrobbing interest by the world Of
courters and courtees.
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nrnnrin,lnn for suspects.

To rur FpttoR or THr SrS SIR AZ III"
anarchist Ia becoming such an important
factor In public life, Ia such a difficult rcrson
80 lny hands upon when no IL wanted, would
II not be n good plan 10 form an int ernatlonal
compact, the leaders and member of these
groups 10 hc gathered In by tho authorities
NJ all nations and deported 10 some lonely
islo Of the sea and detained for their natural
or rather unnatural -lives2
Deportation should not be based wholly
upon conviction In tho case Of these people.
A well grounded suspicion that any person
IL aflli ated with these gangs Of Reds" or
SCORPIONS" or by whatever name known.
should be sufficient warrant for their trans
port alton TO an Isle Of Meditation" to re-
main until death comes.
England now feels moved, in view OF recent
events. to drive the nests or anarchists out OF
her domains. and naturally will suggest that
they go west: and hence our increasing
colonies Of these hell hounds will be materi;
ally augmented In numbers and combined
effectiveness.
Tho only way to get rid Of these mprderous
pests ia to maroon them on lonely islands In
mid and make II impossible for them
to escape. The suggestion was born OF q
careful study Of the subject covering many
years. NAUTICus.
NEW YORK. June 8,
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Business Hours In the city OF Mexico.
From NOfern Mcyiro.

some Of the newspapers OF the Mexican capital
have taken up an agitation for a reform in the
business hours. Heretofore It has been the custom
10 close all shops and oniccs absolutely between
the hours OF / and 80 or 3 o'clock In the afternoon.
Some OF the foreign stores have attempted 10 get
away from this system. hut the small amount of
trade gained by thus doing away with the ancient
"sicSta" hour NOW largely a tradition in the capltaD
was not enough to pay for the trouble.
The noon rest hour IL 4 reasonable one In the
tropics, where 1t is always a period OF dulncss and
unusual heat. but there is also the other side. in
that the long hour suggests n heavy noon meal.
which In the tropics, more than anywhere else, Is
unreasonable. But the principal opposition to
the noon rest hour Is the consequent lengthenlng
OF the working hours into the evening. so that
stores and ofnces never close before 7 o'clock. and
often not before 8. This throws the evenings
recreation into the night. so that no theatre can
begin a performance before sa5 al the very earliest,
and the time OF recreation Is heightened into an
"al night Scance."
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Another Conservative Thinker.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: You lament
the growing disposition TO look to the Govern
ment for protection and supervision" and say that
THE Sun believes in the Constitution and equal
Justice, In the common sense and honesty OF the
people" Now all this is very fine, but. in view OF
the fact that the so called trusts" or money power
own the courts body and brecchcS" as well as
about everything else In Sight, including THE sun,
will you be kind enough to ~enlightcn your readers
as to Just how you propose that that nne bit of
work, the Constitution. is TO be upheld and In just
what way the much mootcd common sense OF the
people Is 10 secure for them equal Justice" unless
they receive help from some source other than the
dlScrcditcd judiciary and the sharks" that pose
as lawyers"
p. Sit is not expected that YOU viii see NJ TO
publish this. but II you did you might Learn in
what esteem your utterances on a subject Of this
kind Is held by your readers. READER.
NEW YORK. June 5.