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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11

riman to their hearts s content, but he
has an interesting, and when he SO
elects, delightful personality. The
members of the commission wero
pleased TO see him, They had met him
before, but at times and places where
il was necessary to hold the magnate
off al arm s length, Hartman did not
attempt 10 discuss his case with the
commission, but he did talk about rail
reading in the abstract
There was one statement made to the
commission by the visitor that has puz
zled Washington oflicialdom, which is
inclined To be distrustful of him, y
great many people here believe-and
their belief has been strengthened by
recent developments-that in the final
analysis it. viii be shown that the I'm
ion Pacific and the Southern Pacific, In
their conduct and management, con.
stitute combination in restraint of
trade, and that as such tho roads
named or the Oregon Short Line,
which IS declared TO be the holding
concern, will soon be brought face TO
face with a suit in which violation of
the Sherman antitrust act will be al
legged. The New York capitalist, IN
discussing the railroad rate legislation
enacted by Congress last winter, said
that he and the men associated with
him were willing to obey without eva
sion the law to regulate commerce, the
act aimed at combinations in restraint
of trade, and the Elkins act which was
framed TO break up the practice of car
riers of paying rebates To favored ship
pers. Some officials are willing to take
him at his word, others are skeptical.
They want 10 be "shown.
Argument on April 4,
On April argument Will be held be-
fore the Interstate Commerce commits
SION on the question as to whether tho
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific
are competing roads. If this question
is decided in the affirmative then the
Attorney-General will sit up and take
notice, If in the negative then the Har-
rlman case, In part, falls to the ground
Counsel for Hartman assert that the
two systems are in no way competing
that they are widely separated, and
that nothing will be found in the con.
duct OF any of the Hartman lines ana
logous TO the operations of the Hill
merger of the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific that was dissolved by
decree of the United States Supreme
Court. However the Government will
proceed with its work of inquiry lust
the same.
On It's return from New York at the
conclusion of the Hartman hearing
there the commission announced that
a petition would be filed in the Federal
courts for the issuance OF writ of
10 compel Hartman to an
swer questions that he refused To an
swer when on the stand as witness.
These questions related to transactions
covering the transfer of stock, tran.
saetions that Hartman declared in
VOWED him only as an individual He
set up the plea that the commission s
activity was limited to matters af
fccting interstate commerce. and ac-
cordlngly the transactions in contro.
versy could not be inquired into. This |
IS point the United States Supreme |
-ourt Nill be asked to pass upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
Fireside Meeting.

Inc Rev III, y. Hays. pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church. addrsssn5
the Young men at the .fireside meetJns,
sunday afternoon. His subject was "S
Personal Religion -
individuality In all walks of life anS
OF the necessity OF the same personal
relation toward Christ tha, a man he g
toward any phase Of life Into which ne
result may
A vocal solo by Miss Leo Davis was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING
Board Of Governors Called; House
Asked to Debate the Bill

Frank B. Stephens. president of the
CIVIC Improvement league has called =
special meeting OF the board OF covero
ors Tor this evening at 3 o'clock az he
\. NJ, G. A, building, The obpact is
10 cohslder the Galveston bill. and issue
d statenent In support of IL, The league
believes that the House should e,ve
better consideration than II has Vet eiycn
10 the Dill The contention IS that the
senate having unanimously passed this
billl. the House should take IL up, debai aie
~ ana II IL Kills 1t, do so after a fuII
UNDERSTANDING is reached. The league
10 take the bill from the table. Nee"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
DRILLED INTO MISSED HOLE.
James Williams of Bingham Seriously
Injured While Mining.
Special 20 The Tribune

BINGHAM, Mar. lO.-James Williams
employed at the Highland Boy mine
drilled into missed hole" this after,
noon, ana as result was seriously al
shoulder were badly wrcnched. and he
sustained several bad cuts In the face
MT Wi,llams was removed to his home
local physician. Should his condition he
come worse; however. he will be sent
TO a Salt Lake hospitf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
Banquet Given to Aeros

NEW YORK, March l0.-Many en;lu-
siasts In aerial navigation are ,,neoted
10 attend the annual banquet r'f The
Aero club OF America, which is To he
held at the St Regis hotel In New York
City next Thursday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
Pimples and BIotChes

Are not the only signs that o blood
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Tired, languid feelings, loss OF appetite
and general debility are other signs,
and they may be worse signs.
The best blood-cleansing, tonic medi-
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directly and peculiarly on the blood,
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building up the whole system. This
statement is verified by the experience
OF thousands radically cured.
Over forty thousand testimonials re.
ceived in two years, by actual count.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
Insist on having Hoods. Get it today.
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
Bowling Congress Opens Friday

ST. LOUIS. March 10-Tha Ar,ar,oo,,
Bowling congress and Tournament viii
open mere Friday and continue through
the remainder of the month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
M&s M
IT'S EASY

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THE REALTY MEN,
Suite 214, Herald Building
A GOOD TOWN DOWN."
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Languor and weakness, due to the
depleted condition of the blood. ara
overcome by Hood s Sarsaparilla. the
great vitalizer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-11
Piles Cured in to II Days.

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
Ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to ID days
or money refunded Soc
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
TO PROTECT CHA LANDS.

The memorial passed by the house asking congress to take steps looking 70 the protection of the lands in the GiIa river in Graham county is one that should attract the attention of the national law makers. While the damage done by the Gila has not been far extended 1t is fact that the Gila river has already destroyed many val uable farms in Grahamcounty by wash ing them into the r1ver. What is re- quired is to have this uncertain stream
 confined within definite limits; in the past it has been changing its channel with evo-v flnod The government could well afford to undertake to aid the farmers of Arizona in the matter of protecting them from further dam ger from the shifting channel of the Gila river. The president has been quick in asking for aid for such pro tection of the farmers of the Imperial valley in California and it is not un- reasonable to suppose that he will be attracted by the memorial to be pre- sented asking for such assistance in Arizona. ~ q . Y I .fE @ N
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
LINING SHELTERS MARkETS
NO ALLOTMENT Or
 BUTTE G ARIZONA

There will be no allotment of Butte and Arizona stock as recently given out by members of that com psny's directorate a short time ago. This decision was made yesterday at s conference between Secretary Jos eph E. Corette. Directors A c. Pohn- dorf. w. W. Adams and General Msn- agen Jack Hostson after Mr. Corette's return from . visit of personal inspec- tion to the company's property in the Huachuca Mountains. The impression of these gentlemen Is that sufficient ore is In sight at the present stage of development to warrant the pursuance of further work without the use of more funds than are now In the treas ury. .G asxiIS1
 This decision on the part of Butte and Arizona will come as a surprise to many Bisbee mining men and invest ors, to the latter especially as a dis appointment. as they have been trying to get hold of small blocks of this stock ever since Hoatson took charge of that company's operations.
 Said Mir. Adams. consulting engineer for that company. "Yes, 1t is true that =e have changed our minds in the matter of alloting new block of stock to the public. It was not the intention
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
 IS VISITING MINES
Says Salt River Valley Is As Fertile As Any Land In
 the World,


 PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. zS-F. P. Jefrries, general purchasing agent Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad company. passed through Prescott in his private car, enroute to his home in Chicago, accompanied by a number of prominent Windy City railroad men who are interested in. mines in and around Whkleman and Kelvin, in the country tributary to the Phoenix and Eastern railroad q in Pinal county. The party arrived in the territory oter the Southern Pacific route. Speaking of his pres ence iR the territory Mr. Jeffries said:
 "I came here with a party of friends who are interested in the mines of Pinal county along the line of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad, and I assure you that I am deeply i'm pressed with the great resources of your territory.
 Salt river valley appears to me 10 be as fertile as any land in the world and the weaRh of the mining districts that I have visited, when de veloped. will certainly prove astonish- ing.
 We saw great ore bodies deyei- oped in Plnal county and many prom ising prospects partially developed. consider the territory has great er- ture and that its resources are worthy of the most m.aute inyestiga- tion."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
.DEAA STOCK Is
 HE BIG FEATURE
Reaches Si00 and Is Believed Will Go Higher As Show
 ings Continue Good.
(By Frank ]. Graf.)

Denn-Arizona continues to be the feature of the market, and from all in. dlcations it will continue to be so for some time to come. At the opening of the market the demand was fair at sSS. but about noon there were ru- mors out to the effect that the Denn had struck ore on the HOO and native copper at that, which soon made the demand for the stock so heavy that sales were reported made on the street at SlOO per share, although the east ern market was nos that high. To- morrow. however, when the news IS general s100 will look cheap Tnere is one evident fact that from now on whatever the Standardization crowd take hold of they can have all the money they want out of Bisbee, and l guess there are rlenty of fellows in Duluth that are willing to throw in . bunch. Shattuck Arizona was in good demand and a greater part of the day sales were made at s55, and very little coming out at that figure.
 American, in sympathy with Denn, held well the entire day. sales being made at $2e, and ai the close was still being sought after at that figure.
 Globe Con. holds well at $2050 and does not show any weakness at the slcse of the market.
 Warren refuses to go either way.
 Superior & iittsburg holds well at s28.
 Greene-Cananea was very strong the entire day at s22.S7, sales II ing made at that figure.
 On the Boston and New York mar ket there continues to be a heavy liquidation. North Butte and Butte Coalition suffered considerably, while Copper Range and Shannon followed. All copper stocks closed somewhat weak, as well as the entire New York market.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
BUTTE CENTRAL < BOSTON.

BostoR-Word has, been received in this city to the effect that the engine and hoist of the Butte Central & Bos- on, at theSNo. 1 shaft which has been under construction for the past ninety days, has been completed and the com pany will thus become a steady and regular producer and shipper of ore. This will give the compllv stesdy in- come and will enable it to get the ad- vantage of some of the excellent ore which is already opened up in the mine
 With it's Shaft No. in operation Butte Central & Boston will more than earn the. diyidea Is 'n Us pre- ferred stock, which are cumulative. The preferred stock. as well as the common, participates In the company's profits above the fixed dividend charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
BUTTE COPPER co.

Butte-The Butte Copper company, which has been developing the two Anselmos and Rife claims in the west ern part Of the city, has been re-or- ganiZed under the name of the Butte Montana Copper company and it's cap italization increased from s1, 1,5o0, GOO to S1, ,750, 900. The reorganization was effected in New York without the knowledge of the Butte subscribers to stock in the old company, they not be- ing informed of it until after the shares had been on the New Yoik surb three days. H is understood here that 950,00O shares in the re- organized company have been issued. After the new company has supplied the eastern market with its shares, the shares in the old company will be exchanged for shares in the new on basis of one for one.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

of any of us connected with this end of the proposition to recommend the change. but Mr. Corette. who came direct from Butte headquarters, saw the lack of need of more funds at the present time. He was completely sur prised at the amount of ore uncovered by our development at the mines and immediately took stand against the allotment"
 Trading at the local brokerage of nces in Butte and Arizona has been rather active duripg the week just passed. most of the stocks coming out. it is said by Harry Duey. of the firm of Duey & Overlook, coming from Butte holders who got in on the ground floor al or around fifty cents. They Saw good profit st from s2.50 to $500 and so let go. Aside from this trading, however, Mir. Dpey says, there has been tight market for Butte and Ari- zona.
 MT. Corette. secretary for the com pany, and also its attorney, left yes terday for his home in Butte, where he will take up with the Butte packers of the company. the matter of rescind- ing their intention of making the much-talked of allotment.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Today's mar kct opened steady and was inclined to show some slight improvement during the first hour. The Harrison stocks and Northern Pacific were rather con spicuously firm in the early trading. but Union Pacific later became just as weak as any of the other active issues which gradually sagged with only occasional rallies. On the recov- cries the market became dull and dis appointed the traders who earlier in the day were inclined to work for a rally. The steel stocks were heavy all day and this had an adverse in- fluence on sentiment. The close was moderately active and weak with most stocks at CT neaI the lowest for the day Gs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
PRONE 1s5.
MARKET LETTER.

JAN. 28.-One of the biggest days for the season. Another tremendous ris ein Denn and a big scramble to get hold of the stock was the predominating feature of the market. The stock opened around sS9 asked but before the day was out sales were made as high as $100.00. The boom in Denn overshadows everything else on the boards. though the trading in a number of the others is ex- ceedingly brisk. American in sympathy with it's neighbors, ought soon to sell at much high CT figures, s21.50 bid at close bringing out only small lots. Warren is being given some at tention and this is one of the best sure things for a winner. Shattuck is one of the movers and looks likely to advance be- tween five and ten points. Su- perior & Pittsburg is at a sta tionary figure and the trading not very heavy. The Greene stocks appear little dubious witk little attention given them locally. Calumet & Arizona, North Butte and Butte Coali- ton are rather cratic. These with Superior & Pittsburg and the Greenes look to us like good purchases at present fig ures. They have been compara- lively quiet and the time for a brisk move is about due. Buy them on any recessions is our advice.
 Closing quotations:
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PURCHASE SANTA ROSA

Santa Rosa is located in Sonora 12 miles below Douglas on Caobilow creek and consists of 125O acres bought by Tom Collins and Capt. Hoat- son. The west line of this property is four miles long and this fact gives some idea of it's magnitude. There is big copper showing on the surface and every thing in sight seems to in. dicate that Collins and Hoatson have made another strike. Development work will commence very soon and may good luck and fortune attend it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
ID OPEN UP NEW CHIHUAHUA
 PROPERTY
Boston and California Capital Joins Hands-0res to Be Smelted at Douglas-Two of Company Visit Bisbee.

Over in the extreme north west cor ner of Chihuahua about 200 feet from the border big company of Boston and California capitalists intend to do a large amount of development work on a copper property whose Arizons company is named the Royal Morales Copper company. The outfit Is capl- tailed at s5,000,000 in one dollar shares with no stock for sale. It Is owned by the stockholders and they are putting up their avn money.
 Col. s. W. Ferguson, California man and an expert in minerals is the general manager. The property is To- cated about miles southeast from Nlc torio on the Fl Pasc & Southwestern railroad not far from the line. Not much has yet been done, but on or about the first of next month the work of development will be commenced. The formation is to the east of the Sierra Madre divide and shows a ledge from 10 to 60 feet in width, with cop per showings from s to 64 per cent. The prospect, the colonel says Hooks like a good one" There is plenty of porphyry, limestone. iron and copper stains. Ii is not far away from other mines and experts call it number one proposition.
 Judge Aylett R. Cotton, attorney for the Union Pacific railroad is the pres ident of the company. and he is a man of sound judgment and business acu- men.
 A camp will be in operation soon after February l, next and as soon as ore for shipment is on the outside it will be sent to Douglas for treatment.
 MT. O'Brien who accompanies the colonel is one of the directors of the company and 8 man of means. He is a leading Boston contractor. Col. kursuson knows a few things aoou; mines and mining himself as he is distinctly a western man having been born west of the Mississippi" He has great hopes for his company; yet there Is no, gush in him and he has nothing to sell. He thinks well of Bis bee and says: the town is a wonder; {; its banks rank with the best in the land, and its newspapers are of the best. I am surprised at it all, for when learned that the smelter had left here l thought the town would quit business; but instead it has been going ahead like train of cars. Bis bee will be the biggest mining camp iH the. world in. less than five years and Hsshipg can prevent it.
 The two gentie-nen left Sunday night for Douglas the suSuro Of Bisbee and will from thence go to the aoyal Morales property. MT. OBrien v'n from thence return to Bostn. and Uol. Furguson back te caiifc-rnia to arrange for future operations. Thus the east and the west meet .snd -SIsOee IS the meeting ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
BIG SHOWING AT c.sAsEA WEST

J. B. Tomlinson an eminent and well known mining engineer and copper ex- pert was in the city Sunday. He has just finished an examination of prop erty belonging to Jim Wilkie at Can anea West. Mir. Tomlinson says that ie is one of the best showing he has seen, and that there are thousands of tons of copper ore on the surface bet tering per cent. It Is chalcopyrite and is practically being quarried from the surface. Tt is a wonderful show ing saws Mir. Tomlinson.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
pAlNE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & overlock)
 BOSTON, Jan. 2S.-Stocks were pressed for sale from the opening till the closing and lowest prices for sev- eral days were reached, Very little support appeared in the majority of the tissues. Prices melted easily. Range was well bought under s9o, and oceola was in good demand by the same people who have been accumu- latfng it for several days past. On any further break. I think such stocks as Amalgamated, North Butte. shannon, Utah Range and Coalition should be bought. -.--
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
ELY CONSOLIDATED.

Salt Lake-J. W. Wade. one of the engineers in the employ of the Ely Consolidated Copper Co. has reteurned from Ely after having surveyed all of the company's ground. He states that work is progressing with most favora- ble results at the American, Brilliant and Zack shafts on the property
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
J. c. PRfTCHARD.
 Broker. Postoffice Box 998.

BISBEE, Jan. 2S.-As predicted on Saturday the market opened strong this morning and trading has been very brisk. Denn outstripped all CpenIng With 90. bid at noon 95. bid 100 asked. Wolverine and Arizona also has advanced being hard to locate at $4. American also is very strong, bids of s19.50 fail to bring it out, Superior and Pittsburg sells at $27.50 Nipissing is down to SIP.
 Closing quotations
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT.

BLUEFYELD, Va, Jan. 26.--An earthquake shock lasting almost a minute was felt here at l o'clock this morning Houses were severely shaken. people Jumped from their beds in fright. No serious damage result ed. q, s' z
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

Jask Hoatson the general manager of the Butte-Arizona Property re- turned Tom the mine to the city yes terday. and reports that things '.nk better every day. He expresses him self as well satisfied with hic property.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

| There will be a meeting of the Elks' Committee at 300 O clock this after noon (Tuesday) at the Copper Queen Hotel Parlor. All ladies who are to assist and are interested in this Ba- zaar are requested to be present.
 MRS. F. c. HURST
 Chairman. MRS. LEWIS HUNT. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

Daylight developing machines are just the thing for your summer out. ings. To be had at the Bishee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
TIE nBfE DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA TUEsDAo MORNING 2e
Hagen & Co.
QNcoRPoRATED.) Brokers.
FRED c. HAGEN, har.

FRONT ROOMS B. |. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA.
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ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.

DIRECT WIRE coNNEc- TON WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS.