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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

Total vote for mayor: Bigelow 175s
Burke 1,66S; Bgelow's majority, %.
Total vote cast for mayor, 3,421.
LICENSE VOTE.
vote 146S no majority 431.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
REPUBLICAN ALDERMEN.

! Not only did the republicans win on the
head of the ticket but elected five alder
men and two of the three school commits
sioners as well. Among the school com
missioners elected on the republican
ticket was V. A. Billiard. democrat. who
received the endorsement of the sixth
ward republicans after he had been
turned down in caucus by his own party
! in the sixth.
The personnel of the board of alder
men thus becomes seven republicans and
five democrats. The board of school COM
mssioners will be made up OF four demo-
Gratis and two republicans. though the
board is not swayed by political consid-
erauons.
BIG MAJORITY AGAINST LICENSE.
For the first time since the license,
local option law went into effect Bur
llngton went no and tho majority of 49,
against the saloon shows that the senti-
ment of the voters was reflected in no
uncertain terms. The total vote on the
license question was 3421. OF that num-
her Laos were yes and 1899 were no votes.
The fourth ward alone voted for license.
The figures on the annual vote on the
license question show that the city has
been steadily working toward no-license
since 1893 the year the law went into
effect. In 1903. the yes majority was .76O;
in 1904 the yes majority was s45: in 1905 It
had fallen to 235 and last year it was 1917.
1t is a noticeable coincidence that
the year 1903 saw Burke come into
office and also ushered in the legal zecl
saloon and that 1907 will see the exit
,,f hnf t,ly1 Ia,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
SENATOR PROCTOR WON.

which bound him to the soil of his native
state"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
WARD FOUR.

For alderman for two years, Joseph
Mitchell, dem, 400; for alderman for
ono year, William J. Murphy, dem. 37S;
for alderman for two years, jerome r.
Bcauregard, rep, 219. for alderman FOR
one year, David II. McCucn, rep. pol;
Mitchell's majority, 1873; Murphys ma
iority. III.
For school commissioner Frank J.
Dryer, dem, 3oS; Henry e. Sails rep
203; Dryers majority, 105.
For ward clerk. oscar Heininger
dem, 344; Frank L. Morgan, rep 1876;
Ifeininger's majority. 14S,
For inspectors of election, Joseph l.
Fugere, dem, 81; william Thyme,
rep, 31o; r. y. sullivan, dem, 367
License vote, yes 349, no 1925; major
ity for license, "a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
WARD THREE.

For alderman, C. p. Dion, rep. 25S; J.
y. Gingras, dem. "a; Dlon's majority,
IA.
For ward clerk, Edward Tavallee. rop,
226; II. j. McNally, dem. 9o7; Lavallcc's
majority IS.
For inspectors Of election. oliver la
Dam, rep, ISIS; J. l.. Lanou, rep. 2fG;
Jules Simnys dem. o0f
License vote, yos 20; no. 25i majority
for no license -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
WARD ELECTIONS.
WARD ONE.

For aldermen, f. s. Pease. rep 2s4;
u. j. Domain, dem, 149; Pease's ma
jority. 1876.
For ward clerk, p. J. Cowles. rep,
ESQ; Carl A. Gebicke, dem, 161; Cowles's
majority, rs.
For inspectors of election, John II.
Chambers, rep, 297 Francis Norman,
rep, PAP; John ONeil, dem, 276.
License vote. yes. 1870; no, 31S; ma
jority for no license, 1873,
WARD TWO.
For alderman, G. J. Russell rep, 461 /;
Frank l.. Murray Dem, 1863; Russelrs
majority. 2s2.
For school commissioner. DR.. II. c.
Tnkham, rep. 49,; Joseph Frank, dem,
1Gi; Tinkham's majority, 216.
For ward clerk, G w. Grandey, rep,
416; James T.. Lonergan, dem. 1886; Gran
dey's majority, $50
For inspectors of election, Heman Gro
ker, dem, 4ol; A. H. Duhamel, rep 391;
NJ. l.. Sanborn, rep. 1896.
License vote yes 245, no $685. majority
for no license, 1873
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

To fit all styles of shoes from the mar
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ton these days.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-10-31
MISSOURI PATENTS.

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Washington u. G..
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Louis motor William A,
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
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HUTTON 6 cos LETTER.

NEW YORK--Fresh liquidation was strongly in evidence in today's stock market after yesterdays ra%y. Good stocks like the New York Cen traI and the Louisville 6 Nashville, were the chief sufferers. making new low records. This induced the bears to start raiding tactics again and speculative issues like Reading and Shelters were heavily sold. Support seemed to be lacking throgshout the general list with the exception of Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Steels. Big professionals have maue money on the recent decline and are bold enough now to concentrate at tacks on such rallies with great effect which unsettles the list materially and without banking support to stop these raids the market maintains feverish condition not seen before since last July. Influential interests are Hol prepared to buy stocks as yet which Is evident and certainly the marke looks as if stocks would not receive any support until lower figures are seen. There appears little use in fig. uring on what, stocks pay in the way of dividends or earnings these fac tors must not deceive you, a good hard crack in the market will produce beneficial results.
 Prince & Whitely say weakness 1T Shelter on rumors of twelve million new stock issue.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
GOv. kIRBEY DEh|ES SHEPPARD EHRAD|TIOA Sonora Mining Man Arrested at Nogales Will Prosecute
 0hioanS.

PHOENIX. Feb. 1.-At the conclu- sion of the hearing of the application for extradition of J. L. Sheppard, the Sonora mining man arrested several days ago, upon a warrant issued in the state of Ohio, extradition was de- nied by Governor Kibbey.
 The case has attracted widespread attention owing to the prominence of Sheppard, who is well known in this valley and 1n other parts of Arizona. He has been mining in Sonora for the past two or three years.
 As has been mentioned he was ar rested in Nogsles last week on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, the warrant being tele- graphei here from the State of Ohio.
 Following his arrest Sheppard came to this city in custody of Sheriff Saxon of Santa Cruz county, to appear before Judge Doan and make application for a writ of habeas corpus. The writ was ordered to be issued, but was nev- CT heard owing to an agreement be tween counsel for Sheppard and Dis trict Attorney Bullard to continue the matter until the arrival of Sheriff D. O. Homer, the agent of the State of Ohio, who arrived Sunday night armed with extradition papers, as has been stated.
 The matter was presented yesterday. and Attorney General Clark was pres ent. while Sheppard was represented by Tom Fitch, A O. Baker and Sam Pattee. The extradition was denied on the ground that the warrant was defective.
 Sheppard will return to Ohio of his own accord in few days, 1t is stated, and will there push the crimi- nal proceedings instituted by him against the other stockholders of the ReaIito company and who were respon- sible sn- n-A1.sss arrest.
 The habeas corpus proceedings will be dismissed now that Sheapard is l free,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
FOURTEEN CLAIMS
 AT SUPERIOR SOLD


 Fourteen claims adjoining the famous Silver King mine in Pinal county, Arizona and four claims ad- joining the Silver Queen and the Su perior 6, Arizona properties have been brought under one ownership this week and are to be actively deyeioped, says the Los Angeles Mining Review of January IT.
 MT. J. H. McCabe of Phoenix, Ariz., and Messrs l.. A Snider, Otto Weiss and A. B. Downe of Los Angeles have entered into an agreement whereby title of the eighteen claims will pass to a company to be formed with cap itaiization of 8, 900, 900, shares s10 per It is the intention of the new owners to clean out aud retimber an old shaft 150 feet deep, on the extension of the old Silver Queen vein. This snafi was sunk years ago in ore. much of which was high grade and was ship ped. though transportation by wagon for ninety miles was then necessary The dumps contain much copper ore now of attractive grade, which Wal .valueless under conditions existing when the claims were worked.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
MARKET IS QUIET
 NOT MANY BUYERS Cause Is Said to Be liquidation of New York Stocks and
 May Continue.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market was lifeless with much stock offered with no buyers in the field. This can be but expected when New York and Boston stocks are being liquidated as they have been and from all indications will be con- tinued tomorrow. Calumet and Ari- zona opened with a fair demand, but at the close was offered at S1S2.00. Superior and Pittsburg opened strong with sales at s27.50. Denn-Arizona fails to go either way, little or no stock Is being offered on the market while buyers were waiting for definite news on the pro rata. I understand that the pro rata will be 1-3 free and the privilege of buying 1-3 This is without exception the best offer the public has even had when 1t comes to mining proposition.
 American was lifeless, stock being offered at s2l.0O would not be accept ed at all.
 Warren at the cIose was offered at s14.50. Black Mountain is gaining strength and from all indications it has seen it's low mark for the present. Globe was fairly well supported at ST. Wolverine and Arizona was with out doubt the strongest stock on the board at the close, bids of s4.25 fail to locate any of the stock. Just what has caused the buying in Wolverine and Arizona is hard to tell, although there has been a great deal bought up with in the last several days.
 National Exp. Co. held well the en- tire day and from all indications this proporey will come out winner From Ia telegram received today from a prominent copper man, understand that the property Is backed by the very best of men, and is well wsrth going into as good speculative pur- chase.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
PAlne's COPPER LETTER.

aOSToN.-The Boston market opened strong and active today and coatinued so until heavy hqEidation appeared in the New York market wnea prices sagged all round Ihefe seems to have been quite sericus shors Interest in Copper Range dowl below 90, which was anxious to act under cover yesterday and today fore ing the price above 95 in the cary trading. The lake deal stocks were all stronger and the consolidation Of theory is hard to down with the srad- CTS who bel.vs that every little ad- vance means renewal of negotiations, The advance h Quincy is due more to talk of larga dividend increase than anything eisa- The New foss market has very sick look and we think it win work fJver and drag the Boston market viaA It to some ex- farf
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
J. c. 1PRrrcHARD.
 Broker. p. 0. Box sse. Tel. 12s.


 The market today opened strong. and trading was brisk, later on there was uustst a break and prices fell OIL Sales were made of Dem at opening at $99.00 but at noon it was hard to get any bids. Quotations on Aneri- can at the opening was s23.00, and at noon were only s21.00. Butte & AFi- zona has advanced one-fourth of point and Wolverine is very diffieul< tos locate. Cananea Central and Greene are still inactive. Butte Coal itionA seems fairly strong and Nipis- sing is a little stronger than yester- day. Black Mountain Is suffering from the placing of the treasury stock on th market and the best bids are $500. Superior & Pdtssburg holds about the same, with little more trading than yesterday Lake Super- for & Arizona ts sill down to s9.e0. The National Izp -ora9ion company has advanced to s2.50 already and appears that it is greatly over sub scribed. The property is between the Black Hawk and the Arizona Com mercial in the Globe district and back ed bv Duluth and Boston capitalists.
 Closing ducfatiOla.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
RANDOLPH AGAIN INSTITUTES
 BIG SUIT
This Time Lindsay Is Made De- fendant for an Alleged Breach of Contract Concern ing Llanos de Orc.

Suit for s5o,o00 has been brought in the district court at Tucson by Col. Epes Randolph against Lycurgu- Lindsay, g well Naown mining man.
 The. suit grows out of the difficult ties of the Llanos de Gro Mining & Milling company, which owns proper ties in Sonora, short distance from Llanos station on the Sonora railroad. On this property a large sum of money has been expended.
 It is alleged in the petition filed at Tucson that Lindsay failed to live up to an agreement made betweea lIn and Colonel Randolph. Under the terms of this agreement eacn was to advance for valuable consideration funds to the company to aid it in equipping it's plant and continuing the deeiopment work.
 It is stated further in the petition that provision was made that Ia the event either Colonel Randolph oI Lindsay should advance more than the other, then this advance should be met later by the other party.
 It is stated fn the petition that Colonel Randolph and Lindsay pro cured the incorporation of the Llanos de Orc Mining 6 Milling company. nhe company was incorporated 10 hold property and do business in So- nora, Mexico. It is stated further that claims were secured which was expected would with an adequate min ing and milling equipment yield g large amount of gold bullion,
 It is stated than on January l, 1906, the company was engaged in building a 100-stamp mill and in installing a large pipe line and constructing a reservoir.
 It was found, the petitioner con tinues, that not sufficient funds were had by the company to complete the plant and development workk and the plaintiff and defendant agreed to advance funds to the company. share and share alike, for consideration.
 Between January 1, 1906, and Janu ary l, 1907, Colonel Randolph ad vanced s1o0.ooo. the petition states in excess of the sum advanced by the defendant Under agreement said tc have been made, each party was to make good later what the other had advanced. in excess al
 This, it is alleged. Lindsay has fall ed to do and consequently judgment is asked against his for S5o.Ooo.
 Colonel Randolph recently flied suit for s3e0, 900 in Cochise county inilv ing se6s shares of cananea Centra. stock, This suit is also directed against Lindsay.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
LAD SHOOTS TEACHER
 BECAUSE OF WHIPPING

BLUM, Texas, Feb. 1.--AaroD Dun can. aged IA. shot his school teacher and two pupils with a shotgun today. The boy had been whipped for throw ing "spit balls. He immediately ran home. got his gun. returned to the schoolhouse and fired through a win. dow at the teacher. John Thompson. The teacher was struck nthe arm by 12 shot Thfrty-eight shot pierced Willie Yorngs leg and four struck Octavia Thomas in the body. The lat ter two were pupils. Buckshot were used, Young Duncan was arrested, but professed no regret whatever for his deed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
COPPER.

Boston-It is stated sy the United Metals Selling Co. interests that re ported settling price of 29.S3 cents tor December copper sold by that company was an error. The December settling price was i23.03 cents cash. 30 days The January settling price is expected to be in excess of 24 cents per pound
 From a United Metals Selling Co. settling price of 23.03 cents there are deductions for freight, selling, etc. of about 5s cents per cwt-. which would make the net price 22.45 cents
 This compares with net settllng price of 22.SS5 cents based on Engin- eering and Mining Journal figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

Globe-The four-mile railroad of the Arizona Commercial Co. Is now completed to the Copper Hill mine. and the first carload of ore was shipped over the new road to the Old Domin- ion smelter January 25th. The road will be completed to the Black Hawk mine within a week. Regular ship ments will now be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
OLD DOMINION.

Globe-Old Dominion copper output for January not expected to exceed 1,750, 900 pounds. Four furnaces only have been running since 17th, when coke shortage caused decrease in op- erations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr.
PRONE 1ss.
MARKET LETTER.

FEB. 1.-February starts out in an excellent manner so far as copper stocks are concerned and the outlook for the month is good. Advance of prices will of a certainty take place in California & Arizona. Sup erior < Pittsburg, American, Warren, Shattuck, Denn and among the lesser lights will be Wolverine & Arizona, B. & A., Cochiss and Superior 6 Bos- ton. The stocks mentioned will exhibit exceptional strength and gain in prices. The activity today has been mostly in Superior & Pitts burg, Denn, Shattuck, Ameri- can and Wolverine & Arizona. s. & P. has regained its loss of yesterday with a likiihood that the price will go higher within the next twenty-four hours. Around s10o, Denn is quite firm. Shattuck holds we'll around S5z.20. Interest in Wolverine X Arizona is in creasing and the price con tinues to move up. Very shortly something important will come out of W. & A. that will cause the stock to move pretty rapid. Information is due within the next few days. In the meantime we advise to pick up anything that comes your way. Keep a sharp look out on the boards during Feb ruary as the month will pre- sent some of the rarest kind Of opportunities for profit mak- ing.
 Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
MANY CONTAGIOUS CASES.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-Health oni- claIs today estimate the number of cases of contagious diseases in the city as being 4,447.. of these 2.e57 are scarlet fever. Today 2S1 new cases of fever are reported against 314 yes
 terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02

The horses that stand out in the street in cold weather without blan kets are usually tied in front of sa looms.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02

4 woman's mo" means 'no' all right. when she vetoes her husbands suggestion to have company at din ner.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
ro Elecr rHg sENAroRs.

DENVER, Colo. Feb. 1.-The joint memorial to congress in favor of the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people was urani. mously adopted by the senate today The bill now goes to the house.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
SCARCE;
 . RELIEF COMING

copper nothing
  26 cents a pound the 22 23  of
 
 its the increase the easily it. certainly the will all probability be
  manufacturing"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02

Among the executive nominations sent to the Senate. was that of offa Stump to be postmaster at Pikevilie.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02

What has become of the old-fash- toned father who whipped his child ren for getting hurt?
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-02
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-15
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-15

poets to be absent from the city for
about month.
About a dozen members of the Read
ing Club were entertained at their
regular meeting Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Huber, on
North Third street.
Mrs. w. H. H. Smith and daughter
Clara, VINO have been visiting for a
week at the Frank Stone home on
North street, returned this morning
to their nome at Sioux City.
Mrs Harry S. Moore and daughter
Helene were passenger: this mor1ing
for Omaha, Nebr.. for few weeks
visit with her sisters, Mrs. Harry S.
Woodruff and Mrs. David Huse.
Mars. Fred Moore, nee Woody Parr,
and Mrs. Howard S. Parr, nee Grace
Harrison, of Salt Lake City, Utan, ar
rived this morning for few weeks
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. Rhoda Woodruff was a passen-
ger this morning for Cedar Rapids to
attend the Pythian Sisters convel-
ton. She viii be the guest of her
friend, Mrs DR.. Yearick, while in Ce.
dar Rapids.
L. Peterson, of Texas, ia in the city,
stopping at the Hotel Lacey. Mr..
Peterson is interested in the Spring
Lake Ranch of Lamb county, and is
now working up an excursion to that
country on August 81. s..
Owen Thomas, who has-been visit.
ing at the F. w. Glaze home, returned
this morning to his home at Guthrie
Okla. He was accompanied as far as
Ottumwa by Miss Myrtle Glaze and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hoffman,.
Mrs. David Reese returned this
morning to ner home at New Sharon
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-15

morning for Rose Hin for visit at
the VIM. Ticely nome.
Miss Amy Novels left this morning
for Muscatine for a weeks visit at The
Geo. Snerburger home.
Ben r. Marshall spent Sunday in
Washington with his family, who are
visiting relatives there. =
Miss Lenora Gatewood, of Chicago
is spending her vacation with her
grandmother, Mrs. Waddell.
Ben Hieser was passenger last
evening via the Iowa Central for Spo-
kane, Wash. on business trip.
Miss Hannah Carr departed Satur-
day for Hooking for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Hadley and
daughter Mildred. of Grinnell, visited
over Sunday at the Ezra Mendenhali
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy G. Woodin and
Mrs. w. A. Mcneil departed for Chi
cago over the Burlington Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Lena Mechen, of Dixon, ILL.,, is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. l.. r. Rosebrook, on North Sec
ond street
Jack Doyle, manager Of the Milwau-
kee team, was a Sunday visitor in the
city, the guest of Managers Patterson
and Kennedy. #
Miss Clara Johnson returned this
morning to her home at Rock Island,
ILL.,, after visit at the w. II. Bowen
home in this city. r
James O'Hearn, roadmaster of the
Iowa Central, and son James. of
Monmouth, ILL.,, were Sunday visitors
at their home in this city.
Miss Charlotte Brecht and Miss
Onalese White of Cedar Rapids, re-
turned to their nome Saturday after a
two weeks visit with Mary Martin,
Miss Francis Bloomfield and cousins
Misses Ruby and Margaret Kentfield,
departed this morning for WHAT Cheer
for visit with Mrs. Harriet Eveland.
Chas. Griffith. of Abba, who gradu-