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The Washington times., 1907-04-08

light Most Of them are relatives, and
a broken English disclaimed any KNOW
sdge OF the affair. ...,,.. ,..
-lhe trunk was searched eaFeLuilS -
ertl times. on the supposltion tilat tus L z
was q possibility that the papers ana
levels might have been hidden under or
inside OF some of the articles OF ctoth-
Ing. Making sure that they were not
there, and being satisfied mat the Wons-
an had positively lett them IA "
trunk, the detectives are conVineee tha1
the robbery was committed Wnile tHe
guests were enjoying themselves doWt-
stairs, Just a few minutes before tAe
trunk was set on IRE.
That the FIRE was of incendiary origin
and was started with the one intention
Of burning the trunk 10 throw on susii-
cion, is made clear by the nndihs OF
several matches on a shelf IN the room,
and also by the fact that there was no
fire or light OF any kind IN the room
at the time The family uses lamps
but none was lighted. or even on the
second floor last evening
Mr.. Torrillo teiegTaphed the New
York bank this morning TO stop pay
ment on the check.
The family originally came from New
York. but Mary lived IN Aonkers. n.
Y. until last November, When she came
to Washington 70 make her home with
her parents. She is twenty-fOur years
old. When a young girl she was mar
ried 70 an Italian named taE1Biletil'
Dlt Was QtAbtttu rum nm AWo go .
ago.
Won $4,000 in Lottery.
-Four years ago Mrs Famiglietti won
$4,000 in a lottery. She kept the mat
ter a secret and It was only a few
weeks ago that her family knew any
thing of her good fortune. With 1900
she bought a piece Of property in Xonk-
ers. She spent several hundred dollars
an iewelry. and the balance she de-
posited IN a bank in New York
When she came to- washington she
brought with her a certified check on
the New York bank for $l0,Sco, the
amount she had left from the Original
Sl5.o00 This check she kept with heI
jeWclry and the deed for the Aonkefs
property in an old trunk.
Michael TOTrillo, jr., the woman
brother, is one of the leaders IN the
Italian colony in this city and IS
man of considerable means. He IS super
intendent of the gasOlene street hghts
which are controlled by private IN
terests. and has charge of all the hghts
in the suburbs of the city.
II was through him that Joseph Fac
Iucci, an Italian shoemaker. met Mis-:
Elizabeth Y. Dodge. whom he shot and
killed last fall in front Of her own home
because of unrequitted love.
The Washington times., 1907-04-08

NOW IS THE TINE TO HAVE YOUR
house papered. We do only first class
work at reasonable prices Samples
furnished. 100 1zsh St NV
The Washington times., 1907-04-08
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Responsible Filings, crown. and B-jdesuyorly.
Plates, and Extracting. Corner d and Tth
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The Washington times., 1907-04-08

CODE T H. Fam 5. and ROOFS
The services we offer are those Of the best %
practical and expert timers. Work guaran-
teed
C0hnT-fh Practical Timer. Sl2 14th =. nv
- 01ii stove Expert, Phone n 2lSs-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
MRS. GEORGE TOLES DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Wife of Old Timer in CochiSe County Passes to Great
 Beyond,

After brief illness, Mrs. George Toles, wife of one of the old-time bus mess men of the Warren district, died while on the way to the Copper Queen hospital yesterday morning. The i'm mediate cause of death was heart di- sease. The funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church this afternoon at o'clock.
 About 9 week ago Mrs. Toles, who had been troubled with her heart prior to that tome, had a severe attack. and the family physician was called to at tend her. The patient responded to treatment readily. and during the last couple of days seemed to be in best of health. Early yesterday morning. however, there was recurrence of the attack and the physician was again called. After examining the patient Dr. Hart called Dr. c. A. Bridge of the Copper Queen hospital medical staff in consultation.
 It was finally decided by the pnysi- cfan to remove the patient to the Cop per Queen hospital, and an ambulance was summoned. When placed in the ambulance the patient was making her last struggle for life. and did not have tuC SattABln NC nOAu hP aAllA iAO AOo pital was reached. Mrs. Toies died just before she was taken from the am bulance
 The deceased was the daughter oi Mrs. Jacob Schmid, wife of the vel known local capitalist, and had been 8 resident of the Warren district fol years past She was the mother oi three children, and besides her imme diate family leaves to mourn her loss two sisters. Mrs John A. Campbell oi Cananea, and Mrs. J. c. Cutler, and two brothers, George ana Thomas McGraE of this city,
 Rev. J. L. Burchzm. pastor of tht Methodist Episcopal church, will offl ciate at the ceremonies, which will b' held in the Presbyterian church this al lternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Rev. MT. Frye, pastor of the church Is at the present time absent from th' city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
THIS IS AMATEUR NIGHT At the Royal-npf sed.
LoeAN 6 sRYAN oN WHeAT

Special Wire to Duey t OyerlocS.)
 CHICAGO, Aug. 6.--It $ a question with conservative traders at the ci1se whether the selling side has not been a little too popular in the past day CT two to make it safe to put he mar ke any furher in that direction. The heaviest has been natural, induced by the very large movement of wheat. which Is now piiing on top of the old stocks, which are large. ant no ee- mand for either the old ar the new. Weather conditions are mostly fine, there is nothing in the northwest cen ditions to cause spread of black Inst even it 1t exists in spots. There was temporary firmness and litsle sd- vance because of some lo~ temrera- lures in the northwest and some in dication of a return to sSenssh in coarse grain markets 4 change to unfayorabie weather either for ~In- ter wheat marketing or spring wheat states or good export business needed 10 give prices any perment uptnrn from this level
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07

pipe line transportation the total prof it's would be at least cents per gal lon. or much more than the differ enee in efficiency estimated above be- tween the Standard and the indepen- dents. tc-wit: cne and one-half cents Der gallon.
 In other words, the Standard. though more efficient than it's compet- itors, gives to the public none of the advantages due to their superior efficiency, but on the other hand re- mands an additional excess above such advantage.
 This confirms the conclusion al- ready stated, that the Standard can claim no credit for such reduction in prices as has taken place since the early history of the industry.
 If the few and small independent concerns that now exist, harrassed and restricted as they are by the az gressive price cutting of the Standard by it's unfair competitive methods. and until recently by a widespread system of railroad discrimination, heavily handieapping all of it's competitors. nevertheless can and do sell oil profi- tabIy for less than the Standard charges, it inevitably follows, that l had the industry followed the normal course of development and had no great combination arisen to exercise
 substantial control therein. prices to the consumer would have been much
 less than they actually are or have been"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
AMATEUR NIGHT AT ROYAL.

Because of the great success which has attended their efforts in this direc- ton before. the management of the Theater Royal on Main street will have another amateur night at the popular house this evening at which time it is expected all past perform ances will be eclipsed by those young in the thespian art. Vine Martin who has established a reputation as an amateur black-faced comedian, will ap- pear. He will render several songs and go through buck and wing dance which it is maintained has never been surpassed in the city. Especially for the occasion the company has obtain ed four new films which are among the latest turned out by the Pathay Bros. the famous French manufacturers. Be- sides Martin and the pictures there will also be four other amateur acts.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
MOTHER WRITES ID MARSHAL
 SNODGRASS
Mrs. Sophia Le Roy Writes From Seattle Asking for Full Description of Man Found Dead Here.

A more pitiful tale of mothers love for wayward boy has never been penned than that which was contained in letter received yesterday morning by City Marshal Hascal Snodgrass from Mrs. Sophia Le Roy of Seattle, Washington, asking the official to send her a full description of the young man who had been killed, and in every line reiterating the fear that twas her own son.
 Judging from the letter Mrs. Le Roy read the Associated Press dispatches in regard to the sensational killing of the young man in the Warren District a couple of weeks ago. At the time he came to his death Le Roy. it is re ported, Swas climbing down bank from the Calumet & Pittsburg shaft to get on the main road. In company with him, it is alleged. was a man named Hickman. The body of Le Roy was later found in a shack at Lowell, to which place 1t had been brought by his companion. Immediately after the finding of the body Hickman was plac- ed under arrest by the police on a charge of murder. The story he told was to the effect that LeRoy was acci- dentaiiy hiled Dy ietting nlS SlX-ShOol- CT fall from his pocket.
 The theory that the police are work ing on, however, is that LeRoy and Hickman robbed the change house at the shaft that night. and falling out afterwards. the latter killed his com panion. later taking his body to the shack
 Throughout the letter the mother re fers to the portion of the story relat- ing to the robbery of the change house, hoping against her positive conviction that it was not her own son. She stat ed that LeRoy had written her couple of weeks before, saying he was coming to Bisbee. and would remain here some. time. Finally, evidently writing as she l felt, the mother said if it were true that he had been burglar. she was | glad that her son could no longer dis grace himself and those who trained i him in the path of righteousness from
 his babyhood up.
 It is understood that the body will be 1 shipped to Seattle, as there is not tine slightest doubt that LeRoy, the maT killed, is the son of the heart-broker i mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07

Special Wire to Duey 1 Overlook
 NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Americans in London slightly firmers mostly above parity.
 Standard oil case may reach E. H. Hartman through Chicago & Alton
 Erie earnings this year will be over 53,000. .000gross.
 Atchison officials say earnings show no signs of contraction,
 Better demand for stocks ia loan crowd.
 Over sll 100000 gold fours still re- main outstanding.
 Missouri State report shows corn erQwth usually favorable during July.
 Willingness of Europe to discount American Finance bills favorable feat ure of money situation.
 Chicago reports heavy movement of currency to northwest and vest Dow Jones & Co
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
LOCKER IS ROBBED.

For several days past there have been a great many complaints among the miners working in the district to the effect that they have been reliev- ed of money, and other valuables, which they leave in their lockers in the change room when going down into the mines to work Because of these complaints, 1t is stated here after greater vigilance will be main tained. and if those guilty of the of lenses are caught they will be prose- cuted to the fullest extent of the law. The latest report of loss came from A. c. Tobin, employed at the Hoi- brook shaft of the Copper Queen Company Tobin stated that when he went down into the mine on Monday afternoon he left $S in his clothing, which he placed in his locker. On account of being late he hurried to the shaft forgetting to turn the key in the lock and when he came to the surface he was s8 short.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
ROUTINE ITEMS DISPOSED IF
 BY COUNCIL
At Regular Monthly Meeting of City SolonS Little of Import ance is Taken Up-Chihua- hua Hill Road Discussed.

The City Council met in regular but outside of the usual routine busi- ness transacted at this meeting, there was nothing of importance brought up.
 The meeting was called to order shortly after o'clock by Mayor Ca ven. Councilmen Allen, Hughes. Mor- ris and Haines answering to the roll call. The minutes of the previous regular and special meetings were read and approved. and the finance com mittee took up the matter of auditing the claims submitted against the city during the past thirty days. The com mittee reported fayorably on all of the bills and they were duly approved.
 The building, street and otaer gen. mittees of the body were called upon for reports. and in each instance sub mitted report of progress with noth- ing of particular importance engaging attention.
 Street Superintendent Mccullough, City Marshal Snodgrass. Sanitary In. spector Elliott and others subrlitted reports in regard to their departments, all of them being very favorable.
 As soon as the routine matters were QiSDOScu or Ile cOuHfiI lOOh up TUT consideration the matter of construct ing road up Chihuahua Hill, pro ject which has been contemplated for some time past. All members seem to be favorably disposed in regard to the matter, not only on account of the ad- vantage it would afford in fighting an other such fire as broke out in that section Of the city a short time ago but also because of the great convent ence it would afford the taxpayers in that section in going to and from their homes and having goods delivered. The | matter was finally referred to the street committee and the city en gineer to obtain data on the subject. A number Of the owners of stages operating between Bisbee and Lowell submitted petition to the council to have thir quarterly license reduced and the petition received the approval of that body, it being shown that the license worked a hradship when com pared with the receipts.
 1 GOING ON THE STAGE.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
THIS IS AMATEUR NIGHT At the Royal-nuf sed.
CAMERA SLIDE EXHIBIT.

A camera slide exhibit of unusual merit will be given at the Y M- c. A. building tonight at S:30. One hun dred and twenty-five different views contributed by the Camera Club. As is usual with the Ladies Society en- teTtainments both ladies and gentle men all invited to attend. The par. ticular feature in this show is that all the slides were made from films. A highly interesting entertainment is promised. AdHs$ssion free.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
HOTEL oRENA-ETerything D,

6O FEL JHENA-LF6fythl new, richly furnished, low rates, corner Seventh and Hope, Los Angeles, Cal. For $I4 you can rent rooms furnish ed complete for housekeeping; new elegant; gas range bath, phone. 3S4 South FIgueroa, 22z North Fremont, Al West First, TIP Ceres, 1o11 East Ninth S12 West Fourth S36 Cricker, s11 Diamond st. Los Angeles. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
THIS IS AMATEUR NIGHT At the Royal-nuf sed.

Six days in the week fl fellow dresses in overalls he gets linen nap kins at the restaurant: but on Sunday should he dress up and have his best girl to dinner with him he Is sure to get paper napkins or none at all
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
ATTENTION THEATRE coERs

Tonight we will stage one of the best shows ever presented in BIsbee. four amateur acts, moving pictures, Illustrated songs, and Vine Martin, black face comedian in songs and buck and wing dancing. Theatre Royal Phone for your seats.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07

Do not look contemptously on any dark-skinned Mexican of peon descent for the woods are full of revolution ists- and you may be In the presence of an embryonic Diaz.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
BUCK AND WING DANCING

By Vine Martin, the black face com edian at Theatre Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
SUMMARY.

GOING ON THE STAGE. Amateurs tonight at the Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
suck AND WINe OANcINe

By Vine Martin. the black face com edian at Theatre Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07

GOING ON THE STAGE. Amateurs tonight at the Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-07
A BIG EXPOSE
 FOLLOWS FINE

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12

Harry w. Nonnast: Communicate at
once with your brother Emory.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12

Wanted, FASHIONABLE photographer,
5 years experience. Address E. r.
Flesch. Hotel Windsor. Grand Forks,
b. C.. O12-2t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12
WIN j. MORGAN BUYS
INTO FAIRVIEW DISTRICT

the group for nearly 5000 feet and
which outcrops boldly the whole length
of the property, is intersected by numer-
Gus smaller dykes and quartz veins.
Paralleling the Snyder dyke is a man.
moth quartz vein from 8 to 20 feet in
width. the groupings Of which are trace
able for more than 5000 feet.
A few days after the Gold Crown
group was taken over by the Nevada
Crown company. a very rich strike ire
ported in u last issue) was made on
the Steinheimer property, just to the
north of this company's holdings.
Notwithstanding the excellent show
ing in the shaft sunk by the locators. II
is the intention of the company I thor
oughly prospect the entire estate before
commencing permanent workings. Mr..
Fred Young. who is a graduate of the
Michigan College of Mines. with a num-
Der of years experience in Nevada. has
been employed as superintendent. and
with a corps of men will start work
October Is. Mr.. Young held an import
ant position with Hayes & Monnette on
their famous Mohawk lease.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12

Superintendent l.. f. Bedford of the
Gold Bar mine at Bullfrog and g. f.
Wyman of the Wyman-Vick Gold Min
ing company. went out to Barrel Springs
near Ida last Tuesday. to inspect the
Copper Reef property. On n claim of
the group a shaft has been sunk IS feet
and is in ore all the way. samples as
saving 33 per cent copper. Another
shaft is down 100 feet and is Just enter
ing the %sulphide zone. A hoist will be
installed at once IN the property
opened up on the lower levels,
On the Marvel ground in the same
part Of the district. according to Mr..
wyman. three cars of ore that will ave
age better than % per cent copper. have
been taken from the shallow pits.
eve have 40 sacks of ore from the
Copper Reef" said Mr.. Wyman, that
will average 20 per cent copper, and will
take out a shipment when we resume
sinking. The formation is lime and
schist and is very favorable for making
a big mine"
Barrel Springs are about six miles
west of the railroad and near where the
Nevada Copper Mining n Smelling
company is developing the Rainstorm
group. which was bonded to the COM
pany by Reub Ryder two months ago..
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12
In PANIC

III panic in New fork Thursday N Friday. which threatened another Black
Friday ad which vas only averted for thu tie b. prompt action on tn part
Of the United States treasury. wal reflected in the Godhdd market on the lays
named and prices went tumblng and stocks were hrown onto the market both
here M in san Francisco with fended haste local crowd was somewhat
sareered at FIRST until tn reason became evident tina York was dumping
'Gold6eIds at my old price. and then tn talent here followed suit Most Of tho
Yesterday vas straight saies but some Of the more daring trader fell
onto the shorts fe. to take a ride" on the decline With no bottom In sight In
the eastern markets here ill probably be mores selling for short account nut as
.Goldaeld stocks are aready near the bottom, the more cautious will hardly AXE
te risk of xetune caueh or a reaction which is likely to occur at N m
n tradinr Yesterday was confined to a very few stocks m IN the great
there we're M oners or bids which is evidenc in the omcia1q quotations
below.
su PHAHCuDco NA1E1R ~
A specfal dspatch from San Francisco to thu Goldheld News LAST night said:
"Brokers went OF change today gloomy an distressed. IN spite II the 1ow
prices OF stocks, however, TRADING wal lively, the selling ordersc coming
from those who we're anxious to unloadin view OF the decreasing value
Of their securities In spte of the fact that nsoHdat vas selling in Go1dfed
at from $500 20 $50 he stock opened here at s522h AM 14oo sharesw sold
at that figure. 1t weakene alter to s515. The drop in Combination Fraction was
the feature of the morning session Opening at s1oo the stock dropped b. sue
cesdvel leaps IL 81 cents About 1000 shares we're traded in Morning sales we're:
| 1900 Montanaa at s1s 1W0 Consolidated at SEEN; $500 Columbia Mountain at
"a cents: $500 Booth 1T 20 cents; 100 Adams at cents; $500 Lon Star at g
cents; $500 Great Bend at 20 cents; 1900 Red Top Extenso at Is CENTS; 1900
Florence at ssO211;5 $500 Diamondheld at 16 cents; 1900 Daisy at "a ant So cents;
1900 Fraction at from $40 to IS cents; 5000 Red Hills at IS cents; 20 Jumbo
Extension at sI15 md 81 221. Crackerack vas. 0s bd.B Blue Bel11, Kewanas 20
Florence Extension rs SANDSTONE "a. Blue Bull u.s. Silver Pick 10. ST. Ives 49,
Atlantis 81 Great Bend 80, Triangle TO-, Daisy 81. ombnation Fraction (close)
SIS.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12
SAYS EVERY CAMP In
STATE is MAKING GOOD

and Ramsey Queen mines are also sack
ing ore for shipment. The formation in
the Ramsey district Is identical with
the old Comstock at Virginia City. The
vein system il in direct line with the
trend of the old Comstock and I believe
that 1t is a part of the same great lode.
Rosebud is another good camp. The
Brown Palace is shipping regularly and
the Dreamland and White Alps are both
sacking ore.
But the great dificulty that the
camps of the state have to contend with
at the present time is the lack of men
and money. Nevada is producing more
gold and silver han any other state in
the country and the production is in
creasing. while the production in other
states is decreasing. So many new
camps are being located in this state
that 1t is impossible, with the small
population and the comparatively small
amount of money available. to develop
them all at the same time. ! have
traveled over the state from n end to
the other and all the camps I have
visited will make good, from Skidoo in
California to the northern boundary of
Nevada. But as I said. there are 9 o
many good propositions that it is i'm
possible to develop them all at once UNI
der prevailing conditions. The Skidoo
is one of the most marvellous properties
I ever saw. The ore bodies are of great
size and of remarkable uniformity.
Nevada may experience a period of
comparative dullness but there can be
no doubt Of its future. The whole state
is scanned with lodges and 1t is destined
to be the greatest producer Of precious
come"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-10-12
TODD GETS 8ILvE1 LEAD
ORE PROM LuMyN0 DISTHIC9

Robert b. Todd has received a big
chunk Of silver lead ore from the Lun-
ing Gold Mines syndicate's property at
Luning. The sample will assay so per
cent lead and came from a new vein that
has just been cut in a crosscut from
the lower tunnel level. The crosseut
which was started at a point about $50
feet from the entrance to the tunnel.
some time ago. has already cut one vein,
carrying a heavy sulphide ore. The new
vein has been penetrated for nearly two
feet and gives every evidence of being
Of considerable extent. 1t lies 200 feet
beneath the surface and as soon as it
has been cut through a drift will be
started to explore the find.