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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

After one OF the greatest ring battles
in history Joe Cans reclaimed himself in
the opinion Of the sporting world yester-
day at Goldheld when he got the decision
against Battling Nelson that make, him
the undisputod lightweight champion OF
the world The Dane used every dirty
tactic known to the hstic art from the tap
OF the bell until George Sller the referee,
gave the fight 10 Cans on a foul in the
forty-second round
Siler announced, after making his decl-
sion. that Nelson had tried TO foul Cans
on several occasions and that his style
OF fighting was the meanest he had ever
seen in the ring. Larry Sullivan. Cans
manager declared that he knew the
Danes seconds had advised him 10 strike
the foul blow when he went TO his corner
in the forty-second round.
Billy Nolan. Tim McGrath and the other
seconds deny this. but they could not
deny that they had urged the Battler 20
resort 20 dirty methods. At the time he
found the Baltimorean he was gradually
being beaten down in spite Of his amazing
endurance.
The foul blow was seen from every
corner OF the arena. and 5000 mon jumped
20 their zee, and hssed when Sler sent
Nelson to the corner and announced the
decision for Cans every man and the 20
women in the packed arena cheered the
negro In mighty chorus.
Cans had been the popular favorite
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
STATE TENNIS DOWN
TO SEMI-FINALS

F. r. Martin defeated c. o. Cooke,
by default
FIRST ROUND.
II. a. Mackinney and F. II. Budlong
de feated ]. A. Fowler and E c. Greene,
by default.
f. T. Gross and r. ~ Dana defeated
A. A. Barrows and j. o. Ames G-3. GA.
SECOND ROUND.
S. Henshaw and w. w. White, Jr..
defeated A. Ingraham and ]. c. Cosse-
boom, 81. Sc.
II. A. Mackinnty and r. II. Budlorg.
defeated r. IL Howlnnd and u. s. Wat
son. 60. Ga.
c. s. Brigham and T. NJ Phetteplece
defeated II. w St!ness and c. Hale, by
default.
The consolation drawings resulted as
follows:
FIRST ROUND.
T. NJ. Phetteplace VS.. III. L. Smith, F.
w. Jones VS.. T Ii Guild. w L. Howe VS.
S Henshaw. r. Sturgis VS.. a. Insra-
ham. ii. D. Day VS.. H. w Stlness, II A.
Mackinney VS.. IT, l.. Dorrance, f. T. Nc.
Auslan VS.. @. r. Bullock.
SECON DROCND
T. c. Green VS. winner McAuslan- Bull
lock match.
The tournament committee desires TO
get the consultations under way this after
noon, and hopes that the players drawn
IN Il will be on hand for their matches
at y. m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
ThUNTON'S BIG FAIR IS
BETTER SHOW THAN EVER

The new Bristol County Fair IN Taunton
was opened yesterday and In the after
noon II was estimated that there were
1900 people in the big enclosure. The
attractions. the best in years, fully war
ranted the patronage. The Labor day pa
rade was reviewed as 10 passed around
the track. and later John T.. Golden OF
Fall River delivered an address
The mammoth grandstand facing the
quarter stretch was filled the light har-
ness and running events intersporsed with
the free vaudeville features proving most
popular. Included IN the vaudeville mum
bers were the Toxic Royal Japanese
troupe. Winschermann's acrobatic hears
and monkeys Olive swan and her high
echooicd horse cupid. and Minnie Fisher
in he1 thrilling slide for ne.
The dog show. fully as good as ln pre-
vlous years. and the exhibition OF poul-
try. pigeons and pet stock in the exhibl-
lion hail. were visited by about every
one before they left the grounds. num-
her OF awards being made during the
day The Judges In the dog chow were
A. Ia Coode OF Boston. J. Sargent Price
jr.. and " NJ oldham Of New York.
Miss Doris Msther Of 10 waterman
street. Providence. with her Dalmatian
bitch 'Dice." wac Ssnnsr OF special mem
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Both doubles and singles matches, TO
thenumber OF II, made up the card yes
terday I'm the second day or the state
tennis tournament now in progress on
the courts Of the Agawam Hunt.
The entire day was given over TO ten
mis-. although not many matches were
played in the forenoon.
II the weather holds good the finals
should be reached Thursday. and the
championship challenge match shall
come, Friday, when the winner OF the
tournament goes against j. ID. II. Jones,
the state title holder.
The doubles are down TO the semi
finals now, with the exception OF one
match The teams who are already I'm
the semi finals as the result Of yester-
dav's matches are: Stanley Henshaw
and w. w White. Jr., II. A. Mackinney
and Fred r. Budlong. and c. s. Brigham
and T. NJ. Phetteplace.
Drawings for the doubles. made early
I'm the afternoon. fell out as follows;
FIRST ROUND.
II A. Mackinney and Fred r. Budlong
VS.. ]. A. Fowler and Il c Greene, A.
A. Barrows and j. O. Ames vs.. Il. T.
Gross and II. n. Dana.
SECOND ROUND.
Stanley Henshaw and w. w. White.
Jr.. vs.. A. Ingraham ana j. G. Cosseboom.
r. N. Howland and Il. S. Watson vs..
winner Macknney and Budlong- Fowler
and Greene match. A r. Potter and part
ner rs. winner Barrows and Ames Gross
and Dana match. IA. ". Stlness and
Carleton Hale VS. c. s. Brigham and I.
NJ Phetteplace.
The summary:
STATE TOURNAMENT sINGL
SINGLES.
A. A. Barrows defeated W. p. Bates
by default.
J. O. Ames defeated =. II. Rowland,
6-2 6-s.
r r. Rudlong defeated W. r. Howe.
6-i 6-3.
r Tudor Gross defeated r. w Jones
6-l 81.
II. d. Wilcox defeated a. r. Potter.
i0-S. 6-i
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

OUT IN nth

The Lincoln Athletic club OF Chelsea
was crowded TO the doors last evening TO
witness the 15-round go between Joe
Ihomas OF Frisco and Honey Melody OF
Cnarlestown. Mass, at las pounds Mel
lody was never in IL from the start and
after one minute OF fast fghting in the
llth round, I'm which he took the count
Tour times and was Knocked through the
ropes his manager, Johnny Mooney SHE'D
a sponge into the ring.
The first four rounds was about even,
out I'm the NTH Thomas started iabbing
and had Melody marked and grogRy as
the bell rang. From then on IL was all
Thomas. In the eighth Melody took the
count OF eight and went TO his corner
bleeding from the nose and badly bat
tered up. Melody rushed and started to
mix II up. but four left jabs from Thomas
sent him TO Queer street I'm the ninth.
In the 10th Melody came mp rather strong
but after a fierce mix-up was all I'm as
the bell rang
The 18th opened with Thomas rushing
In 20 finish Honey After battering him
around the ring. with Melody helpless
and taking severe punishment. but still
game. II was stopped, with Melody
badly beaten man.
In the preliminaries Jack O'Rourke
Knocked out Jim Cosgrove i'm one round.
The semi-hnal between Indian George
Gregg and eJrry Gaines was very fast,
with honors I'm favor OF the Indian. Joe
WalCOtt challenged the winner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
Nut BOY WON The
CHARTER OAK STAKE

Nut Boy the crack bay gelding owned
by ]. A Crabtree OF Quincy, Mass, and
driven by McHenry, was the star per-
former on the opening day Of the Grand
Circuit meet at Charter Oak Park, win
ming the $4,000 Charter Oak trotting
event. two heats out OF three
There were l6 starters and when the
horses went 10 the post Cold Dust Maid
with Geers up, was the favorite selling
for $50 in the pools Her performance
was poor. however, and the best she
could do was fourth in the first heat
In the 2:20 class, pacing, and the 2;o6
class. pacing. Ardelle, with Geers UP,
and Graft. driven by Spencer, carried of
first money. respectively each winning
easily
In the Charter Oak event. In which
every heat was a race. $1,000 went TO the
winner OF each heat, 5000 to the second
and s400 10 the third horse under the
wire. In addition 10 that $1,000 was
given 10 the horse having the best sum
mary a the end OF the third heat.
In the first heat Nut Boy got n good
start but ORC soon closed In, and it was
neck and neck until a few rods from the
wire. when orc broke and Nut Boy won
easily final heat saw Oro winner.
Nut Boy firing at the start and losing
this heat by nose. Summary:
22O class, pacing, purse $4,000 (three
heats)
Ardelle, br. &. o. II. L., dam by
Yeiser Boy (Geers) ...,...,..' I l
Bonnie steinway, ch. h. (G. Cur
ry) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bonanza, b. e. (Thomas) ......S
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

PLAY TENNIS

The annual Labor day tournament of
the Edgewood Tennis club for the annual
championship began at the courts on
Warwick avenue yesterday morning. The
summary:
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
Foster defeated Newhall by default.
Bates defeated T.. Page by default.
Brigham defeated Potter by default
Sites defeated Phetteplace, 6-s. 1913. GA
F. Page won from Barrows, SO, 60.
McAuslan defeated Buxton, GA, 3-6, 6-3
FIRST ROUND.
Crane defeated Foster, 3-6, So -
Page defeated Brigham, 6-2, 60.
Stiles defeated Barrows SO, AS, 81
McAuslan defeated Wilson, 6-1, 81
SECOND ROUND.
Page defeated Crane, 7-5, 6-1
Sites will play McAuslan probably to-
morrow and then the winner OF this
match will play Page for the honor OF
challenging Cooke for the championship.
CONSULTATIONS.
Wilson defaulted to F. Page; Buxton
defeated Newhall. 6-2 go; Buxton won
from Foster, 81, 60
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
THE BOSTON a MAINE REDUCES
ITS RATE FOR 5OO-MILE TICKETS.

Some time since, I'm consequence OF
the number OF persons found 20 be
epeculating In the roads lOOO-mile
tickets, IL was decided, as an expert
ment TO issue for use upon the moro|
dense1y popUfatpr~ portions OF It's lines|
In Massachusetts. l000-mile tickets good
for bearer, but restricted TO use within|
that state.
Results seem to warrant the extended
sale OF these tickets. and beRinningl
sept !, 1905. 500-mile tickets will bo|
sold az the $1,000 rate for use upon al
parts % the Boston a. Maine Railroad
and those OF the limited form, now out
standing, will be good on all parts Of
the line as well as In Massachusetts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
STRAIGHT HEATS

All three races which were the leading
attraction at the opening day OF the Bris-
tol County fair yesterday, were won IN
straight heats.
Guilty won the 2:ii pace. r. 20 can.
tured tho 2:S trot and Joe Tranhy was
easily the best horse I'm the 2.25 pace. The
track was heavy but the time was fairly
good In all the heats.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Runs-Mahling. Brown Wagner. Brodie
a; Poland, Harley-2. Stolen base-Mah-
ling Two-base hits-Poland. Wagner.
Sacrifice hits-Harley. Dunn. Engle,
Brown. Double plays-Dunn 10 Rock TO
La Chance; Mulvey 10 La Chance Engle
TO Shea; Rock TO Dunn to La Chance
Struck out-By Mulvey 2; BY Carrick 3.
First base on balls-Off Mulvey 8; off Car
rick l. Wild pitch-Mulvey. Passed ball
Barton. Umpire-Kelly. Time-lh 40m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
LOCAL MEN APPEARED WELL

The annual convention OF the Grand Or
der OF odd Fellows was held at New Bed
ford yesterday with a parade In the ar
ternoon. Providence was represented by
about 80 members % Narragansett. Hope
and weybosset lodges. who made a fine
appearance in the line.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
JERSEY CITY.

Runs-O'Hara 2, Demmit 2, Mullen 2,
Hearne Kennedy, Mcdonnell, McNeil-l0;
Vandegrift /. 2-base hlts-Hearne 2. g.
base hits-Mullen. Demmit. Sacrifice hits
Kelly, Mcdonnell Stolen base-Woods.
Mcdonnell 10 Mullen TO Hunter. First
base on balls-On Mcneil ! off Foxen 2
Hit by pitched ball--By Foxen 2. Struck
out-By Mcneil 2; by Foxen 8. Left on
pires-Finneran and Buckley. Time-lh
55m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Runs-Gettman. McAIIster. HtoCktIJ-
3: Bannon 8. Barrett, Malay, Clsncy. Bur
rel. Loudy-s. Left on bases-bunalo v
Rccnester 10 First base on balls--On Me
Lean 2: of Brockett 2 Struck out-'By
Mclean g. BY Brockett Sacrifice hit
Loudly. Stolen bases-Brockett Bannon.
Jmpires-conshan and KERN. Time-ih.
som.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

years subscription TO Shooting and Fish
Ing. set OF nut picks and cracker three
brass gun cleaners. metal waterproof
match box and two brass gun cleaners.
The consolidation prizes were a brass gun
cleaner FOR the lowest score on the pro-
gram and a metal waterproof match box
for the next lowest score
The officers OF the club are william
Moutleth. president; A. r. sampson, sec
rotary and treasurer; H. j. Grover. as
sistant secretary and treasurer; NJ. r.
Johnson. field captain. and l.. Lambert,
assistant field captain.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
\. {. LEAGUE GAMES

Fall River $40. New Bedford 3-S.
Lynn 7, Haverhill 2.
Lynn s. Lawrence 3.
Manchester /, Lowell o.
Haverhill s. Worcester 3.
Worcester s. Lawrence 2. v,
GAMES TODAY.
Lawrence at Manchester.
Lowell at Worcester.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
PRINCIPALS IN THE FIGHT

PRINCIPALS IN THE FIGHT
Joe Cans Battling Nelson.
Batte-Finish Fight for Lightweight Cham
pionshp.
Won by Cans foul in forty-second round,
Nelson thus saving himself.
Purse S33,soo, Nelson, $a2, 500; Cans, $1,000;
stipulated before bout. Receipts $4,000; largest
in ring history.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

September IL 10y far the best month Ia
which 20 take a short tour The Rut-
land railroad have arranged delightful
excursions az low rates 20 Montreal,
Quebec, the saguenay, etc. etc Sept.
18TH 20 18th the very low rate OF $500
will apply for round trip tickets from
Boston. Worcester and Springfield 10
Niagara Pals, Toronto and Montreal
with stopover privileges. Call on or ad-
dress New England Passenger Agent. 2ss
Washington street, Boston. for particu-
lars
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
.Kennedy out; hit by batted ball.
TORONTO 6-l4, MONTREAL 1-s.
(First Game,

Runs-Thoney Weidensaul, Canneu,
Frank 2, OBrien-6; Connor--1. Left on
bases-Montreal s;Toronto s.First base on
balls-or Whalen 5; off Mitchell q Struck
out-By whalen 3: by Mitchell /. Three
base hits-Weidensaul, OBrien, Mitchell.
Sacrifice hit-Mitchell. Stolen bases-Can-
nell. OBrien, Cooper. Double play-Wei-
densaul to Frank to Flynn. Umpire-Mo-
ran. Time-lh. 45m.
(Second Game.)
TnpONTO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

II. p. Kendall. Walpole, Mass. -. III
Score in detail OF l.. Il. Page Of Boston,
who was AWARDED the prize for the best
gross score:
First round .....65 545 6 3 4 5--4l
Second round $50. 6 3 4 4-36
totdt .ssFFFFFFFF - - -
A. o. Bourn, Baron Kistelek, j. II
Tucker +. w. Hayes, no card.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Billy Seal. b. h. (Cox) .....4 3
Inston. br. $. (Anderson) ..... 6 8
Instructor. blk. p. 81. Curry) ... 6 8 DIR
Time-2:05%, 2.o7lh, 2o6A
Charter oak stake, 300 class, trotting;
purse $4,000 (three heats):
Nut Boy. b. &, Nut Rine Grace.
by smuggler (McHenry) ...1 ! 2
orc. blk e. (McCarthy) ..... 2 /
Mack Mack, b. &. (Helman) ... 3 &
Advancer, b, g. (Carpenter) ....14 3
Gold Dust Maid blk. m (Geors).. s
Aristo. b. &. (Walker) amman. 8 IL Z
Leonardo, ro. g. (Dlckerson) 8 6
Tuna. b. m. (J. Curry ........ IL I
kinstress, b. m. Clark .....,.10 IL
Paul Kruger. b. x (Barnes) ....12 IL .
Watson. CHI g, CWickersham) III 10 10
DIR. Chase, ch. &. (Murphy) .... 7 TO
Lake Queen. b. m. (Rosemire), ro
John Caldwell br x. Crhomp-
SOM Observation-Disclosures. ro
Mainsheet. blk. H. (Thomas) ...,ro
Helen Norte. b. m. (Rutherford)ro
Time-2:07%, 2:O7h. 2:07A
Money In this event was allotted as fol-
lows:
Nut Boy $4,000. orc 5000. Mack Mack
$500 Advancer S400
2:O6 class, pacing, purse $1,000 (three
heats):
CARAT. blk s., Grattan- Molly
Hicks by Promoter (Spencer) 1 i /
Vesto Boy, ch. z. Murphy .,.. 3
The Friend, blk. h. (J. Curry).. .
Hal Cheffin. b. h. (Geers) ...... 4
Alerson, b. h. (McMahon) ...... s 5
Edward s.. ch. &. %. Curry b. 70
Time-2:O7h 2.05%. 2:06is.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York 4-3, Boston 0-2
Chicago 7-5. Cincinnati 0-2.
Pittsburg al, ST Louis IL.
Brooklyn S-10, Philadelphia 90.
Games Today.
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
BRISTOL GOLF
GAMES PLAYED

Yesterday afternoon the first tourna-
ment of the season az the Bristol Golf
club links was held.
Lawrence y. Page OF the Albermarle
club carried off the chief honors and was
awarded the handsome cup given by the
Bristol Golf club.
The first net score prize. n cup given
by Mrs. w. l.. Mckee. was won by Mrs.
Allan II. Chase, by n score Of 6s. and the
second net prize, a stein, furnished by
il. A. Du Willard. was won by David S.
Barry in a net score of 73.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
SHELTERS LOST
IN BOTH GAMES
FIRST GAME.

Cassidy-2. Two-base hits-MeDonnell,
Clement. Double play-Kennedy (unasist-
ed. Left on bases-Baltimore g. Jersey
City g. Umpire--Buckley. Time-lh. 45m.
SECOND GAME.
PAL rIAInDE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Runs-COnnor, NduU' IiuI tIII"II
Thoney O. Flynn 2. Wallace 3, Frank 2
O'Brien 3, Mckinley PA Left on bases
Montreal 8; Toronto 6. First base on
balls-ON Mckinley 2: off Burke 2. Struck
out-By Mckinley s; by Burke s. Home
runs-McGinley, Thoney. Three-oase MT
NTcGinlev. Two-base hits-Thoney, Frank,
r,lvnn stolen es-weidensaul, Cannen,
wallace. Double play-Frank to Weiden-
saul 20 Flynn. Umpire-Moran. Time-lh
Som. "
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.

NeWdrKs IS FroVldence IL.
Toronto 6-l4, Montreal 1-3.
Rochester 3-S, Buffalo 0-3.
Baltimore 3-l0, Jersey City 2-1.
Games Today.
Newark at Providence q games)
Montreal al Toronto.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Baltimor
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

81. LOUIS b-b, Detroit 2-e.
Boston 3-3, Washington l-6
New YORK 4-3, Philadelphia 3-S
CleVeland lO-1. Chicago 3-3
-. Gm,nes Today.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
GRAYS BADLY OFF

when Shea again came into tho llmelight
with single TO left.
The third tally was made in the oishth
With two men out. Mailing hit for one
base TO left. stole second and turned the
last corner when Jones hit 10 Selbach's
garden The Sailors fourth run was
made in the ninth. Brodie got first on 4
single to right and went to third when
Mulvey made a mess OF Browns attempt
ed sacrifice Steve scored on wagner's
fly TO Selbach
II was in the sixth inning that tho
Grays scored. Poland hit 10 right for
one base and cantered down TO second on
Harley's hit 10 left. Dunn advanced each
runner base on sacrifice. Selbach's
out to Jones scored Poland and Dunn fol-
lowed on Storkes drive over TO second
base. The scores:
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The date is September O. 1905. Read
the News. Democrat.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
AurumNAL TOURS.

Have you seen the who Is who man?
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Kuns-Cockman, Mailing. Jones. Brodle
Brown, Wagner -; Dunn-l. Stolen
bases-Mahling @ Two-base hit-Brown.
Three-base hits-Wagner. Double plays
Mailing 10 Brown: Wagner 10 Mailing 20
Brown; Barton 10 Rock. Struck out-By
Mulvey l; .by Moriarty ?. First base on
balls-On McCloskey /; of Mulvey T. Hic
by pitched ball-By McCloskey !; by Null
vey T. Passed ball-Stanage. Umpire
Kelly. Time-1h. 27m.
afternoon Game) !
NENNARK
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04

Morning Game.)
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-09
BUTTE COALITION PAYS DIVIDEND 0F 40
 CENTS \ SHARE
Cananea Central in Good De- mand-Denn Holds Firm,
 Greene Declines.
(Grafs Letter.j

BlSBEE, Aug S.-Today's market did not bring out anything of any i'm portanee. and apparently traders kept away from the market. It was reg ular summer market, stock declining and lacking support. All stocks fell off a trif1e with more or less offered that could not be taken care of.
 Very likely the most important feat ure in the market was the declaring of dividend by the Butte Coalition of 40 cents per share. It was but g week ago when the Boston News Blu. reau came out with statement that the Butte Coalition people had no in tention of declaring a dividend. ID spite of the dividend the stock did not respond. and closed at the low point for the day.
 Cananea Central has been in good demand, sales being made at s12.25 We have been advised that there are a few that have already been advised by Mir. Greene that they have been al- lotted a portion of the Cananea Cen tral. Those that were fortunate enough to get Cananea Central on the ground floor arc certainly lucky.
 Old Dominion reached the $40 mark again, while Greene fell off fraction Helvetia is in good demand at s5.3S Denn-Arizona has been holding around S20.50 the entire day. with little or n! trading. The market closed as 9 whole weak.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-09
MINING MAN IS JAILED IN YAvAPA| FOR
 CONTEMPT
John Jackson DiSobeys Court Order and Gets Sixty
 Days and S100.

Superintendent J. Jackson of the
 Copper mining Syndicate was sen
 fenced on Saturday at Prescott to six
 " days in the county jail and to pay fine of s100 for contempt of court.
 His plight is the result of misunder- standing between the management of
 the syndicate and the management of
 the Copper Hill Mining X Smelling company.
 Last Thursday Attorney J. F. Wilson got an order from the court directing
 Jackson to allow him and Experts Do-
 ran and Martin to make an examina- f tion of the Copper Hill mine, of which
 Jackson was in charge. Col. Wilson
 and his party had visited the mine the
 previous Monday and Jackson would
 rnt admit them. What happened when they went back with the order to Jack
 son is told by the Journal-Miner:
 Being informed by Attorney Wilson that the sheriff would arrive there in short time, Jackson went into the mine Hnd gave orders to a miner at work there to remove the three lower lad Gers in the shaft. and also to shoot two holes which were drilled in the face of the crosscut before the noon hour. While in the mine Deputy Sher- if John Merritt arrived on the scene
 and called down the shaft to Jackson
 and asked him to come to the surface. Jackson came out, iu about ten mir
 utes. and before the deputy could reach him. 1t appears. gave orders to
 his engineers to remove the throttle | from the hoisting engine. stating that l the valve needed to be ground Mer- hit immediately started to read the
 writ of injunction to him. but was. in- terrupted by Jackson. who suggested 10 the deputy that he would read it himself. that he (Merritt) appeared to be nervous. He read the writ aloud
 and after concluding told inc deputy that the writ could be read to all the employees at the camp in the dining
 room at the dinner hour It being all most 12 o'clock this was agreed to and both left for the dining room when the whistle blew where the writ was read aloud bv Jackson to all present. Despite the service of The writ. after rilr:aking of dinner. Engin- eerS FitZeeralI and Hail removed the throttle from the hoisting engine. and when Attorney Wilson demanded that Jackson allow him the privilege of using the hoist for the purpose of lowering and raising the experts, Jack. son informed him that the hoisting plant was the property of a private individual. was not owned by the Cop. Ter Mining Syndicate and therefore rot subject to the injunction. Wilson told Jackson that Mir. Foltz was there to run the engine, but Jackson refused to allow Foltz to take charge If the machine, on the ground that he did
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NEW YORK GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Mids summer dullnesS and scattered selling tells the story. Copper quotations were very scarce, and there was very little de mand except at bargain prices. Sell ing of Butte Coalition continued, and the declaration of the 40 cent dividend was not considered bullish. Range and Utah are cheap. This is essen tially traders market, and should bC bought and sold on one point fluctua tions. It is rumored the next divi dend on Pennsylvania will be at the rate of : per cent. Sales, 656,5OO Money, per cent.
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