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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

doned his post In
1884, when the new
reactionary statute
of the Moscow Uni
versity was pub
lished. NJ. Murom-
Zeff devoted himself
since that date to
the profession of
law and has distin-
guished himself in
the most brilliant
waV MANY Of thp
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10
No, n student of shakSpeare

what is your favorite play?" asked
the girl who quotes Shakespeare.
Well answered the youth with
long hair, Il believe Ike to see 4
man steal second as we'll as anything. .
Washington Star.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10
Matrimony Made Easy.

In an Austrian newspaper a matri-
monial agency offers to solemnize a
marriage, provide witnesses and guar
anteed gold wedding ring for 10c Cd.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

IL lovers were to tell each other all
they know about themselves during the
courtship there would be fewer fees
handed over to the parson.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

: vienna, anu upOHhEdlNAID DE- hoFEN.
his return to the United States served
as musical critic on various New York
| publications In 1884 he married Anna
| Farwell, daughter of the late Charles
B. Farwell of Chicago, who was United
| States Senator from Illinois.
-
Prof. Lombroso, the Italian eriminolo-
! gist, when asked To put on evening
| clothes, dons a lounge salt. His indif-
ference to money is proverbial. When
| he goes out he puts bank notes in the
same pocket with his handkerchiefs, and
when he draws out the latter the bank
notes are lost.
As an interesting memento of bygone
days, John Ward, labor NJ T. for Stoke
on-Trent, still keeps in the back yard
Of his house at Wadsworth the old pick
with which he once worked as navy.
-:-:
Henry Laboucbere was in more than
usually savage mood when he penued the
following for a recent number of London
Truth Society Is a combination of men
and women WHO OFeTIfeSs themselves ut
the expense of their tradesmen that they
may overeat themselves at the expense OF
their friends"
-
On Oct. 1s at Washington, the mill
tary monument in memory Of Gen. George
y. Mcclellan, former commander Of the
army Of the Potomac, viii be unveiled.
The generals widow is now II, and is
at Homburg for her health.
-
Camille Flammarion, the weli-known
French astronomer, has been collecting
data regarding the havoc worked by light
n.ng ana is compiling a book of popular
interest, which viii shortly be published
In tLis country.
49,
Capt William II. Gillen Of Nora SEQ
tia, with one companionf proposes to row
from New York around Cape Horn to
San Francisco by the deep sea route in an
open boat.
Howard Gould has imported half a
dozen Of the fpest cows be could find in
England.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

Colonel Henry Algernon Du Point,
who has been elected United States
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

Pity may be akin 10 love, but .lri
isn't willing to accept II as SUBSTITUTE.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10


chairman of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs when war was declared
against Spain in 1893 Mr.. Adams was
conspicuous in social and club affairs
and was very popular in his circle He
was a bachelor, and for this reason
was chaffed good naturedly when he
advocated the whipping-post for wife
heaters.
-.
Mark Twain is fond of collecting odd
obituary poetry, and has a scrap book,
which he is extremely proud of, contain
ing 1900 specimens.
-
Henry Louis Reginald De Koyen, who
is now in a sanitarium at Claremont-
on-the- Hudson, is famous as a compos-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

Howard Gould has imported half
dozen Of the hpest cows be could find in
England.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

Capt. William II. Gillen Of Nora SEQ
tia, with one comoanionf proposes to row
from New York around Cape Horn to
San Francisco by the deep sea route in an
open boat.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

As an interesting memento of bygone
DAYS. John Ward, labor NJ. p. for Stoke
on-Trent, still keeps in the back yard
of his house at Wadsworth the old pick
with which he once worked as a navy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
THE TREASURE HOUSE
 OF HE WoRLC

RSe1tly while Mr. William M Ro.se. guperintendsnt Of the Juan Ba tista Mining company, with headquar ters at CumCa3, Sonora, was on his y-nY to Washington, D. C., to attent T meeting of the stockholders of his Companv. he was obliged to spend some time ir Fl PGso where he l. clained to have said the following
 Northern Sonora is coming to 4hs front as one of the richest .aencral re zicna in the world. Ths Phe' 'ps-Dolge mines at Nacczari and the Greene Con so'idated properties at Can&nea are already in the forefront of great pro ducers, and other strong companies backd by American capital are rapidly transforming the country. Railroad operations are active, and large smelt CTS are being erected at several points The San Juan Bautista mines were the most important in Northern Mex ico, San Bautista being at that time the capital of Northern New Spain which comprised what is now Mexico Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Cali | fornia. The ruins of the old city art extant and the remains of the cathe dral are interesting. An effort wal made early in the present century tC open the mines again, but the Indiar | troubles prevented. It has been onlI l during the last decade, and practicl! within the last five years, that deyel opment could proceed without inter rI;ption. ..
 The primitive miners worked b. l primitive processes only and cas aside ores which under modern meth l ods are very profitable. The duml
 oIr one of the mines contains thou i sands of tons of material ready fo Il treatment The greatest depth al
 tained by the ancient miners was 45
 feet where they encountered water
 This. is no obstacle, of course, to mod
 ern pumping machinery. The greates
 depth reached in Sonora under moder,
 conditions is 5000 feet, and the vein
 are strong, showing they penetrat
 further than will ever be reached b
 man.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

any mining corporation operating any, where today.
 The first payment has been made on the Federal copper mines and smelters in El Paso. which includes 237 acres of land within the city limits, upon which large sums will be spent in im- proyements. operation and better ments. This property was recently ae- quired by Col. Greene.
 Speaking generally of the various companies in which he is interested. Col Greene said: q am pushing the work of development along all lines, not only with the Greene Gold-Silver company, but with the other enter prises with which I am connected"
 Col. Greene recently purchased ex- tensive coal lands in the Pilares field In Sonora. The purchase includes 50,0OO acres. These coal fields will soon be reached by a branch of the Southern Pacific in Sonora, and this will enable Col. Greene to secure high. class coal and natural coke for his smelter at Guaymas.
 Col. Greene stated that he was high ly pleased to see Tucson looking pros porous and lively.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
Yesterdays Quotations Much Better Than They Have
 Been Recently.
DEMAND FOR ALL
 STOCK WAS GOOD.
(sy Frank j. Grail

BlSBEE, May 5.--As per our letter Of yesterday We advised you that the market had taken a turn and Ioday's market is proof for 1t. From carry morning the demand for all stocks was good, although bids on all stocks were not for limited amount. Whether the demand for stocks is from large holders or investors is hard to tell. although all stocks are well taken.
 The advance in todayts market was confined more or less to c. & P, Juno ton and L. s. & P. At the Calumet & Pittsburg the property is certainly locking good and all indications prove the ore Is near at hand If this Is a fact. C. & P. will be hard to ge; at any reasonable price Junction is now in a position to do some wonder fui development work and the chances are very much in her favor that she ought to find ore on the 1,000-foot level.
 The balance of the market is act ing in sympathy and must also ad- vance. Denn has been firm, but quo- tetions were for small lots only, but on the other hand they are drifting and this stock should be bought up. Warren also felt the advance and at the close sales and bids were made at S16. Greene Consolidated nold at S2S.62, and Old Dominion at E37.50 Pittsburg & Duluth is being sought after by the conservative investor, and is certainly cheap at prevailing prices We understand that P. & D. is adding to it's surplus somewhere between S10.O00 to S15 GOO monthly
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
MARKET IS GOING UP SAYS CANANEKS LIVELY
President McMiilan, of Cana nea-Duluth, Tells of'Many
 Improvements.
GREENE COMPANY IS
 OPENING UP TERRITORY.

George McMillan, president of the
 Cananea-Duiuth Copper Company, was
 an outgoing passenger from Bisbee 10
 Cananea yesterday morning after hay.
 ing spent a day here on business While in the city McMillan spoke of | Improvements In general at Cananea,
 stating that everywhere things were
 on the move.
 What is being done in the famous
 camp across the border in the way of beJterments cannot be so readily seen as in Bisbee on account of the wide area of the camp. But the aggregate
 amount of work toward making condi- tions better and a more prosperous city is, if anything, greater than what iS being accomplished in Bisbee.
 The Greene company, states Mir McMillan. is making big strides toward opening up more rich territory, while within the immediate bounds of the camp other prominent companies are fast developing their lands so that in e comparatively short time there will be number of additional producers of copper for the alreac famous Can anea camp.
 he Sierra de Cobre mines of the Copper Queen company are doing ex- cellent and are going to eventually send forth a heavy production of rich mineral. as will also the Amer1ca mines and others close in, all making an aggregate production that will be an important factor in the world of copper.
 Concerning the Cananea-Duluth property, in which he is heavily inter- ested, McMillan could not withhold his enthusiasm. He reports that to date their No. shaft is in ore for distance. of over forty feet. It is all stuff of high grade and will net the company something like s15 per ton The body has not yet been gone through, and it probably will be an ether thirty or forty feet before the dpth of the body has been tapped.
 Sinking is to continue until the ! depth of the ore has ben determined ! ahd then cross-cutting will commence ! at different points. The company has placed an aoFder for an adeauais So,sI i ng plant for No, shaft and the ma. '!Issnery will Be placed on the ground ;. soo1 as 2ossible.
 The sbe, "oH is QoNa s distance of 25 feet, while No. l shaft is "oWn ! bout the same distance and the cross I, ut from No. l is in about forty feet ; rith ore showing here and there 3ld he formation being all that could be esired at this point.
 The property is making a remarka- le showing for so young a company, s it sonly a few months ago that 'ritchard, Hagen & Co.,. of Bisbee. as seal agents, placed the develop 1ent fund allotment of stock here and [ C2nanea, and only about four 2Clths since work was commenced 1 | earnest on the ground. The com. any has a --.--,.L yyhtch to zFfK cut it's plans and s,e IS e&pe Y g 1 b,m in a most commepaa''0 ianner. 1
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
MARKET OPENS WEAK
 BUT CLOSES STRONG.
Special to Reyiew.)

NEW YORK, May 5.-Today's mar ket opened active, but somewhat lr- regular. Reading showed early strength in anticipation of favorable news from Scranton; bur rallied sharp ly when the announcement came of a settlement of the anthracite contro- versy. -s-....r-
 The bank statement was not as fa- vorable as expected, but did not have any market effect.
 -s- Among the conspicuous stocks be: sides Reading were Amalgamated Cop per, Union Pacific, Shelters, Boston Rapid Transit and Erie. The market closed strong and active, at near the best price. Sales 748, 200. -- ...s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
Brokers and Promoters.

tront Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone ts5, 6isbee, Ariz.
 The handling Of "5onanza Cirele' and other Curb stocks. On commission, OUR SPE- CiAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct rom Calumet, Miehisan-the HUB d the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
A POSITIVE NECESSITY.

A POSITIVE NECESSITY.
 Having to lay upon my bed for IA days from a severely bruised leg, l only found relief when I used bot. tie of Ballard's Snow Liniment. I can cheerfully recommend it as the best medicine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted. It has now become a positive necessity upon myself.
 D. R. Byrnes, Merchant, Doversville Texas, 25c, soc and s1.00
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

MT. Benjamin Barnes of Nova Scotia, recently appointed Postmaster at Washington, has heard so much about Nova Scotia, lately, that he must feel like telling some people to go to Halifax.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

Strikes us that it is all mistake to encourage those Filipino college stu indents to learn to play football. Think hall playeretaoin ct aitaoatoetaoI ta what an insurrection team of trained football players could pull off on that Philippine archipelago.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
MY MANHATTAN COMPANY

Has started work upon it's property. If you wish to come in with me at this time will let you have: 1000 shares for s10; 2,50o shares for s25; 5000 shares for $50; 10000 shares for $100 I consider this the best chance open to the public today. If you win, you will wiis heavily and soon. Don't de lay. Write or see me at once.
 R. 8. F.lGBEE, 41o-411 Germania Life 1Ido. Established 1899. St. Paul, Minn.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

A poem by Mir. McCurdy brought 30 cents the other day. The Mutual policy holders would hardly bid more than that for Mir. McCurdy himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06
Saturday, May 5, 1906,

Saturday, May 5, 1906.
 At close of this week all stocks show a decided improvement over the past weeks. The Bonanzas are strong. l.. s. P. has taken a s5 % raise since last Saturdays close; c. & P. $?.5O; P. & D. s1OO, and Junction $S.25. The strongest and most active stock today was c. & P, and the news from Hoatson shaft is certainly encouraging to holders of this stock. Old Dominion and Greene, as we'll as C. A and Butte Coalition, have en- cured the severeness of the eastern markets exceedingly well. Warren, Cochise and Denn are quiet, with prices unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

s May 5, 1906. F. Net Gaine Still
 ? Further Increased. < The net gains of the Bonanza z Circle stocks made yesterday z were in like proportion in- 2 creased in today's market, mak- 2 ing the average net gain for 3 the five leading stocks of over s three points over the prices 3 Thursday. Not only has the 2 market been in every way 2 bright today. but the condition now IS such that a prediction ? of still higher prices for the opening of the week is cer- tain to be realized. The change for the better has ccGe when least expected, as We remarked in our letters several days ago. As to how long the prices will continue to advanve is doubtful. but you can
 rest assured that all of the Bonanza stocks are going tQ
 take on a number of additional
 points before this reaction has
 spent it's force. Our wire ad-
 vices today are to this effect,
 and they are from sources tha.
 be relied upon.
 he bulk e ;as,i,,c, dvr;oo
 reaction has been in C. q P, which has made the big
 gest advances. Junction comes
 i7 se1nd in the list for hea"y trsdigg and is strongly s1ueht after, while P. 6 D. ana l.. s. & ?. are commanding a eoodly share of attention. Keweenaw and East Butte are being pick ed up and Warren also is in de-
 mand.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
PERI AT q AND 8P.M.
*3t3&3d3* +

apolis arrived at the st. Louis
yesterday. He says that there is
quite boom in the territory east
of Hinckley, over supposed presence
of oil, and that options are being
rapidly taken and drilling is to
begin at once. Experts have ex-
amined the lands 9 and pronounce
the formation right. The surface
indications are also said to be good.
The lands that are being optioned
by parties that will drill for oil lie
from three to seven miles east of
Hinckley. United States Senator
Clapp owns land in this belt. The
territory in question contains an
extensive swamp that runs north
and south. "A large turpentine
plant is operating in that vicinity.
Mr.. Allen is sanguine that the ! dis
covery of oil in paying quantities
will be made in the territory des-
cribed. He has been Investigate
ing the prospects with experts
News Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
Don't Want Much.

The fact that all is pleasure and
money making with range railway
and mining corporations is exem-
plified in nine suits entered in dis
trict court on Tuesday, in which an
aggregate of $221,647 is asked for
personal injuries received by EN-.
ployes. II
John r. Heino and Theodore Hol.
lister are attorneys for the plain:
tiffs in eight of these actions, while
in the ninth Mr.. Hollister has as:
sociated with himself with L. N.
Corcoran. The cases are as follows:
Pasquela Picciano vs.. the Duluth,
Missabe & Northern Railway COM
pany. The plaintiffs father de-
mands $4,000 for the loss of his little
sons eyesight and services, claimed
to have been destroyed by the neg
ligence of the company in leaving
signal torpedoes in an unlocked ca
>boose at Eveleth. FL
Elias Markonen vs.. the Mayas Iron
company. Harkonen wants $3O.126
for the loss of an eye and other in.
juries.
Jacob Ojaos. For a broken arm
and leg he is suing the Pitt Iron
Mining company for $30.764. ..'
From the Oliver Iron Mining com:
pany, Oscar Kauppila demands
$15,4 ,464, claiming to have been in
ternally injured by an avalanche of
ore. ->>>' -.
For broken leg which he says
has never united, Kalle Salminen
claims damage from the Commo-
dore Mining company, amounting
to $30652. II h.. Il. T.! >.si :. ;ssi i =
Henry Alfalfa has a suit against
Swallow & Hopkins, mine shippers,
for $40, ,45O, the value of broken leg.
Alleging injuries resulting from
being pinned below a load Of iron
in freight car, Gust Johnsonis gu
ing the Duluth, Rainy Lake Il Win
nipeg Railway company for Sc, 1902.
From Dan G. Peacock and the
shenango Furnace company, Am
brose Kundar1 hopes to collect
$1,999, alleging sprained ankles. ~
B. Nick Anderson is suing the Pitt
Iron lto Mining company for $$3O, 800
( damages Ia for being injured by 4
falling body Of ore. Iee:=. a :ss
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
Took a Shot at Contractor.

A. J. Shea, contractor, making re-
pairs on the Miller trunk road below
St. Mary's lake, claims to have been
shot at by unknown parties at an
early hour Sunday y morning..
Shea states that about 2 a. m. he
accosted three men who were driv.
ing towards Eveleth, and that after
:accosting them one of the party
arose in the wagon and ordered him
back, emphasizing his desire not
to permit of a closer acquaintance
by pulling a rifle and firing three
shots in the direction of the retreat
ing contractor. >, >.5@5. -~
( The matter was at once reported,
but no clue as to the identity of the
occupants of the wagon can be
found H. - .;... - ) .. .... ,5: s=!s 5>
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
Hill Ore Lands

Geo. s. Beatchel, writing from
New York, tates:5. .s: James j Hill is
expected to arrive here t5any time
now, and J.sP Morgan arrived Fri
day Mr. Hill will confer with Mr..
M1org an shortly, but the street is
not l,s, expect ting vel early an.
;l1lonnce ement of the details Of the
lease Of the Hi i'll ore lands to the
United States Steel Corpora ton, be
Judge Gary, as he sailed in
timated that the nnnoanc cement
would not be forth oming SOON s.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10

- - Ef- - l. '-
Il More fast horses will. be seen at
the Minnesota State Fair this. year
than ever before. a greatentry list
closed on July 2 and horses famed
the country over are to contest for
,purses. es.aggregating $4,000. But the
greatest Of all the track events will
be the appearances Of Dan Patch, the
fastest pacing stallion in the world,
and Cresceus, the fastest trotting
stallion, in an attempt to lower
their world 'sreco lords. These horses
will go on Monday, September 8,
the opening day Of the fair. They
will be driven ~ EHersey, driver and
trainer Of their owner, N. Nv. Savage.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10

The Meehan Orchestra, of Virgin.
ia; gives best satisfaction on the
range. Now open for all engage
tnents-dances,c concerts and private
parties. Phone No. 2l9, or address
Frank Meehan, Virginia. szF+ ST.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10

3 -
both horses are owned in Mime
sota-a fact that should be remem-s
bered, 5i5...: Il /. !.
There will be sensational racing
each 1 day of the fair-racing under
the best conditions and surround.
ings. The horses go on their mer-5
ilts; the management is equitable
and just 81
s Halt fare rates have been made.
onSall roads running into Mime
|apoiis and ST. Paul and are good
beginning with Saturday. Sept. Il,
90 that all may reach the cities IS
time = Tor the big events 81 the open
ing day
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
a Show tor the People coa,i;sq.

Show ior the People coa,;;iai.q.l s., 4,
The ee1e ebrated Beat Bros. with
an original show, full of interest
from start to fnis Big acts, high
Glass specialties by talented ladies
and gentlemen. s.sa 5s II. 81: {
Artists, plenty Of comedy, talking,
singing, and dancing ballads and
and illustrated songs by Eugene
White, the boy soprano with a
gold den. voice. This wonderful
little boy sang the "Holy City" for
ten weeks in New Y orb city. s. :.:.s.
This is a wonderfully sweet little
vocolist with a fine trained voice. i
This is show, that is instructive
and amusing, full of interest, funny
commedians. This show is like
Ringling Bros. circus and is the
largest in the world. It has a
national reputation and there can
be no doubt as to it's merits. H.. =
The best newspapers throughout
the country praise it. Between acts
you will see: $4,000 latest. colored
moving pictures that don't culver
or blur. 49, -.
Among this wonderful collection
will be showp the great San Fran
cisco disaster complete from start
to finish. "The Rabbit Fiend's
Dream" great comic, The Dumb
Family and many illustrated songs
This show is drawing packed
houses and no doubt will tax the
capacity of the opera house. It is
show that appeals to the interest
of the people. ,.<
AT the Fay Opera house 3 nights
beginning Sunday August 18th.
Prices rs, IS and so cents.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
Duluth & Iron Range RAILWAY,

Through coach from Duluth arrives at Vir.
giniu 1905 o. m. and leaves for Duluth at
3:3Op. m. ..... 49,:
Trains run to and from Drummond on
Tuesday add Saturday only. - :
Trains daily except Sunday. :&.:> 4
|. E-% 80 T. B. M BERGERsoN. Agent.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
Notice..

NOt0Cos
We the undersigned have agreed
to keep our Photograph galleries
opened on Sundays from 10 a. m. to
4 p. m. only, beginning Sunday,
August 5th. All wishing to have
settings on Sunday please take
notice of this fact.
O. E. NOLAN.
S.R. MAXI,
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-08-10
One Fare For the Round Trip to the
Twin Cities.

For the occasion of the Mime
sofa State Fair the. Duluth & Iron
Range r. r. will sell round trip
coupon tickets to either St. Paul or
Minneapolis via any line desired
from Duluth at one fare for the
round trip, good going Sept. 1 to
inclusive, final return limit Sept 10.
o. INFELT, Agent.