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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
KING
'.8....E:.N.7|'E|:IRTI {. | |
WILL G NEsoNE oF.HIs BEST PRO.
eRAhMEs AT HIGH SCHOOL
TOMORROW NIGHT.

s1,,tpn! w -klss:y Of pIttshurg.
who is to be at the High school audi.
torlum Oh Friday evening is presI.
dent Of Kings School of oratory, Flo.
cntinn anil Dramatic Culture, an in,
stittaion of national reputation. DR.,
King Is. master Of the art of exprcs.
sion, and Ills rccltals and lectures are
cordially deceived by his audiences.
His lcctuet Friday evening on "The
Grace and Glory Of Workmanship
will sparklg with Wit, humor and sense.
and it will be highly entertaining 10
young and Did,
Russell #. Conwell says that he is
4 genius, a man of highest rank In his
profession, King of the platform.
Dr. King has been in Fairmont on for.
mer occasions, and he has always been
well received.
Tickets are being sold by the pupils
of the public schools in different parts
Of the city, and judging from the pres
cnt outlook, .pIr, King will be greeted
by large audience.
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.PE::ARY Will ].
START A Il JULY.
ROOSEVELT is BEING TIL HoRoUei.s:
LY ovERHAutED AND Ey.sS35
ERYTHlNe is BEING
MADE READY. ,t!ss s3s

MoRGANToWN, April 11.SS-SWhen3
Lieutenant Robert E. Peary was tinti
Morgantown he conaded to his friends
the Information that he expected to
sail for the Arctic regions on July 2; s
but for sufficient reasons he did not
want 10 be quoted at that time as say
Ing so. But the announcement has
now been officially made, and secrecy.
Is no longer necessary. He said when
here that the ship Roosevelt Is being
thoroughly overhaalcl, i and new
Scotch boilers are being installed.
These Will Increase the steaming pow
er, and yet burn smaller quantity
OF coal than when the old boilers were
used. When 1t Is desirable to ID so.i
the draught can be closed, the fires
banked, and the consumption Of fuel
will be reduced to a minimum. This
might Dc advisable while lying idle
waiting for an opening in the Ice pack
Then when the opening occurs,l the
ship can be driven forward at double
Its speed on the former voyage, 50 long
as 1t has open seaway. vs. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
Ringing; Speech
At Old Home Of
Vim. Mckinley

! CANTON, O., April Ex-senator
Joseph Benson Foraker opened his
campaign against William H. Taft and
the Roosevelt Republicans Of Ohio
here last night, ut the Board Of Trade
banquet, by attacking President
Roosevelt for his alleged attempts to
dictate TO him in national legislation
and defending his own controversies
with the chief magistrate. The Sena.
tor threw down the gauntlet to the
Taft and Roosevelt Republicans by
! declaring that he is willing to stand
or fall upon his record In the Senate
and II his course did not meet with
their approval the Republicans could
turn him out Of Office. He said he
had been sent 10 Washington, not as
a mere agent TO register the will Of
somebody else, but supposed 10 have
opinions OF his own with liberty 10
stand for them in debate and by his
vote.
There were $50 business men and
politicians at the banquet and as
many persons were spectators In tho
balcony. The Senator's reference tc
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
IN WO0DLAWN
REMAINS OF MRS. RuHAMA FLEM.
ING WERE LAID AT REST THIS
AFTERNOON.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Ruhanla Fleming, wife OF the
late Harrison Fleming, we're held this
afternoon at two thirty o'clock from
tile family homestead near town. The
services were largely attended by sor.
rowing relatives and friends Of the
deceased and many beautiful flowers
bore testimony to the high esteem in
which Mrs. Fleming was held by her
many friends, The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. H. G. Stoetzer, OF the
Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev.
Flanagan, Of Grafton, former pastor
OF the deceased. The remains were
conveyed to Wool dl!awn cemetery and
Ia'd TO rest beside those of her hus.
oaRd' who preceded her TO the grave
some years ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
JOHN ]. MARTIN
DIED IN Texas
FORMER DEPUTY SHERIFF IN
THIS COUNTY PASSED AWAY
LAST NIGHT.

yNord roe rnool,oI l., r,,.,, -
s. -
'"' u '''e ue"'n vi MI ION" D. Marlih'
which occurred Inst night at 1880
o'clock at his home in Abalene. Texas,
Mr. Martin wns ohou, ,,v,rn.o ,oo,
=, ,no and h,., ,oo., t., ,,., ,,,,,
w '' " "'0' "e"'" '''
'o'''e '''''e' i"e ueee'Seu WAS ioFther'
ly a resident Of Marion county and
was q demiir sherI8 ua,,or y J. f,Y,.
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SAYS y ! president
IS ISA||.N|'| |. \. ENGAGING
PERSONALITY ..||.
Pick Out a New +. ! !.
job !: F !: Him !;

WASHINGTON, April liz tpfesI.-
dent Roosevelt is the Incarnation o.
American energy and ideals. and his
duty is to act as "a great megaphonel
and preach those ideals to all. the .peo.
pie Of the earth.p 3
So said William T. Stead, editor Oh
the English Review OF Reviews and
world.renowned publlclst, when asked;
TO state in one sentence the position!
of the President In the world today:
Mr., Stead had Just been osthe White
House with Dr.. Albert Shaw, editor Of
the American Review Of Reviews, and; ;
without hesitation he expressed his
opinion of the man whom he had never
before seen. :-,
The hair and beard OF Mr., Stead are
gray, but In his face arc an intensity,
and alertness Of expression that be-
token the many Intellectual struggles
In which he has been engaged as a.
journalist for many years. His stockyl
figure, Of medium height, IS chock full /
Of energy and vitality, and when he
talks he expresses himself in terse .ye:$
hement sentences that darts right to |.
the crux Of the whole, matter ander
discussion. n I:
Bouquet for Mrs. Stead. v
Mr.. Stead prides himself on these
characteristics, and when he saw, the
President yesterday esnoted a slmls$
larltyS Of temp pefamens sias those re.
spscts, The Presll lent Sas h!gh>y,
pleased with the \ English cdita !
after d long chat with him an "a
Stead, gave her bouquet of 5fisfcrs.
that he had reDosed upG2 his desk.
llurrying away from the White
House, Mr.. Stead continued his. stren.i
uous day In Washington. In turn he 1
visited Secretary Root, Secretary
straus, aud several other prominent
persons with whom he was made ac.t i
quainted by Mr.. Shaw. To most of.
them he talked Of The coming peace
conferences in New York and at The
Hague, in which he is much interest.
ed. He wound up the day BY dining I
atthe Russian Embassy. 4,
When Mr.. Stead assented to be In
terviewed by a reporter he found a
cigar, sat on a dlvan, perched his feet
on a chair, and proceeded to give his
CONTINUED on Page Eighty 34
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SENATOR FORAKER OPENED HIS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST SECRETARY TAFT LAST NIGHT

auditors. for there was n lack OF dem.
0astrat!oa over them. What little an.
plause The Senator received was gen.
crafty started by the occupants of the
balcony. The most liberal demonstra
tlon came when SaId n tribute to
Roosevelt at one TINE in his speech.
The Senator's. address was In large
part defense OF his action In ePPos.
ing the Presidents policy for making
one State Of the territories of New
Mexico and Arizona and Of his fight,
against the Hepburn rate bill, In u
reference 10 the Brownsville case, he
said the records Convinced him that
the story OF The Shooting up" Of the
town was first class fake. and he as.
serted that not politics, but Justice to
one Of the best battalions in the army
had led him 10 demand an investiga.
iion.
A past master in oratory, he turn.
ed from. 2 defense Of himself and ap.
pealcd eloquently to the feelings Of his
audience In telling his story Of the
Brownsville incident.
foraker's Speech.
Senator Foraker discussed publish.
cd statements regarding the Presi.
dents attitude toward the Senator's
speeches at this time, replied TO a
publication mentioning him as one Of
an anti,Rooseyelt combination. re.
viewed the investigation Of the dis.
charge OF the negro soldiers on &C.
count Of the trouble at Brownsville.
Texas, reiterated his views regarding
recent railroad legislation protested
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
ARE
]. / THAT /. JURY WILL
REACH RI: A VERDICT
THIS evening

- .. q
NsE" ioiih' ' Apfii l4'-lS.zo p.i m''
1sopee' t7s'pie VI u Yefalet III tne lhaW case
tll' ilncteaseu eals AFTERNOON and an I'M
,p[e''sHas per'ession ols the early morning mat an
asreelneht ll't III NJ was lmposslpie diminished
I I olrl houriy y as the men VINO VIII decide
: 5i.s'i uan iase sat sih Tue lur! poS anu
eineslei anailiotlai iishl Oh lhe case.
~ W el1 ieiiiaths 'a?' VI 'he ioretiian, smith,
" 'iies eoart ana she nature OF MS re-
Z quest i'ssa ior, auuitohai iisht On the case
siioheu ~ F'sI .lae ne uoes hot regard lhe
psuel ''l' 10 hol'eiessiy di'iueu IN It's opin'
\ ,g1i lon. 1.
~ After hearing a review Of the EVIL
dence for two hours and half, the
Jury retired TO its room at 1:2O for
e luncheon and further ballotting. The
particular exhibits asked for and the
evidence upon which the jurors wish.
ed to be refreshed indicated. In the
Z opinion OF court attendants, that one
Of two doubts has arisen In their
minds,gone relative TO Thaw's having
z committed the murder after premedi.
: +tatipn and liberation. the other MS to
his nationality at the time OF the act.
In tho nnininp of .ba ottnrnn,.r for tha
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
us. Steel Company May Purchase
Holdings Of Georges Creek Coal
& Iron Company Of This County
IS SAID TO HAVE A SHORT 7IME. OPTION. on PROPERTY

One of the most Interesting rumors
heard in this vicinity for some time
is that the United States Steel Com.
pany has short time option on the
holdings Of the Georges Creek Coal &
Iron Company which con,
companys mining outfit and from s.
900 10 10000 acres OF very fine. coal.
It is undoubtedly true that there is
something big going on in the Farming
ton country and II the U. S. Steel Com
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pany should buy the holdings of the
GEORGES Creek Company it will mean
u trealenlolls development for Lincola
and Pawpaw districts. The coal In
that Aiclnity Is considered as good for
coktnF purposes as The famous Con.
neiisvIi'c coal and the U. S. Steel
would not be slow in developing It.
There are some other movements OF
interst In that section that will bear
watchipS Of which we shall probably
be abl4 10 give more a little later
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
200 People Drowned.

BERLIN. April 1.-two hundred
persons have been drowned in foods
which swept the valley OF the varaer
river in Turkey. 9
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
MOB AWAITS TIL: II[IRD|DT
Testimony OF 6Y6yn Read and S6V6fdI
Exhibits PROdu66d al R6Qu6St0tSWOfnIl2

back the mob which crowded about
her close enough to touch her gar
ments. When she had entered the res
tauFant hundreds took up the stand on
the outside.
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NEW YORK, April 1l.-(1?:55 p. M
accompanied by Josiah
Thaw, Joined the others Of the family
In the Justices chamber a few minutes
later. At eleven Justice Fitzgerald
took the bench and the jury fled In.
fco,ttru.d ~ p,,. Ct.Lk>
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NEW YORK, April II, (11:0O A. NJ
"A fererisn mob Is now gathering
about the court building and Is swell
Ing constantly. The ypollce have the
situation we'll In hand, but every pre-.
caution Is being taken to prevent a
demonstration. Saloons in the vicin.
ity OF the court are packed and doing
a land Office business. Mrs. William
Thaw, Countess Of Yarmouth, Mrs.
George Carnegie anil Edward Thaw ar
rived before ten O'Clock and we're usft.
cred into Justice Fitzgerald's cham.
ber 10 await the report Of the jury, Jus.
tice Fitzgerald arrived at the court
house a. ten twenty.one o'clock. Har.
ry Thaw spent very restless night In
his cell. He began worrying the
Tombs attendants early this morning
for news from the court house. Thaw's
attorneys were early at the jail 10
confer with their client and encourage
him TO the belief that the jury being
out over night probably meant moth.
Ing.
At the Hotel Lorraine there was IN
anxious crowd OF Thaw's relatives,
Evelyn and Mrs. Vim. Thaw passed as
bad a night as did Harry In the
Tombs and were on the point Of a
break down. Evelyn Is almost n wreck
and the Countess Of Yarmouth and
Mrs. Carnegie, Thaw's sisters, were IN
little better condition. Every one con.
nected with the defense put on bold
front, however, declaring confidence In
tho outcome.
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NEW YORK, April II. (3:s2 p, NJ
The jury asks for re.reading of
coart charges relative to testimony of
Doctors Evans and Wagner. Reading
in progress. 20
Following the reading Of the instruc.
tions asked for the jury requested that
the address Of Attorney Delmas to the
jury be read to them. Justice Fltz.
gerald Informed them that they were
not entitled to this and the Jury with.
drew to its room for further deiibera.
ton.
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against the infringement BY zone
branch OF the government OF the
tights OF another branch, declared
that the representatives of the people
IN congress arc accountable only n
the people and are not properly sub.
Ject 10 any other Influences: denied
The right of any one excep, his con.
stst"ents 10 call him to account and
sounded n note of warning against in.
creased surveillance of business men
who need no moral regeneration"
lie quoted n published report that
President Roosevelt has draw
deadllne for Senator Foraker" and
That II he attacks President Roosc.
welt. President Roosevelt will be
heard from in no uncertain tones"
Senator Foraker said:
"The wicked fee when no man pur.
sueth." have not forccasted the
character of any speeches I am In.
tending to make and II | had Il would
seem incredible to the average mind
that such story could be anythlne
more than 4 mlschlef.maklng nine
dream OF an over ambitious CORE
spondent.
The President.
THAT the President OF the United
States should become personally en-.
gagged in political contest to deter.
mine his successor Is without prece,
dent, unless it be the bad precedent
set by Andrew jackson as to Martin
Van Buren,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-11
ENGLISEI. EDITOR TALKS ROOSEVELT
some Circulation TANCLEFOOT
a Few Claims Made by the Local Air
Line Railroad Promoter and
Steamboa Specialist
AS INACCURATE ON CIRCULATION STATEMENTS AS HAS
proven TO BE ON EITHER OF THE OTHER TWO SUBJECTS

On January 5tb loo7 ,b Timos r,hishdi ,s. IA, &,
stated that ,s ,,ly c,rc,,aon mac a am @ y
:, tho nin,,n.i - @ M " M ~ ue hanus %
on 1,nnar,, =, ho, ~ Z ;tas ~ ~, -, ~
On February = @ sD @ sInss' 10 ~
,,soInf ,ho,r 'n.o ~ ~ m,an. N' = t' 'p ~ At' NY "
"Tba r,frmnn, rrmos ronio,os % r., - y -, III. 4,
local traction i TuiS re - pT " ~ sr.lv rs auns @ ne
CIRCULATION" -, : -
Accordinc ia th.t Il, tomo,t ,,o ,ot., IL, - =,
o n oss q, "a snbscr,er , a, ~ @ w ~
n,oS s :. ,, ~ , @ 1D ~ "5s' " M . ar running So'ns
only half a. tot,, oora,,on h, na , ,,Ss w. ,rn Sow M " -
1852 after conducting the contest for thirty DAYS
On February Is the same statement was made giving tho th
n sonetblnp oyer soo ,cb World r,,ro ho oa a.,
The next aaran ro,v , 1s :. ,sa ,t @ ~, - @ ~ ~ W. % v'
was road daily hv "a mn noona which ,cord - ,o
tho n,mhor ~, osds ~ rt ~ IT,. f, ~ ~ @ 80 ~ e
tho crcu,otion nlumn ooo vain ~ nev eno IL
tart. in ,od ,y,. o 7,s, e.. " " s '' s 5st az
y : Tue rpI,r AMI prv,crn vrpe,oN ~
CO ,.o,t do, "a L.. 'tann,., IN . a, H. Il; ;Sc
oa a. ra,.. 4. 49, 1 =: @ ] ~ ~, S @ M .es' e'os .
hat nnar on NAT Sato on l oS M th ~ - lse
"TIMEs, cIRCIATIoN GREATLY ENI sRGnn nv rovrrcr
TAI psIn ropiFs Now IssIrn ryrpy ,opSINc -, o., ~
TO e75 ofo sIpscpppps uEpr n, n, Ep
ovrp coo sFrupEn a. nNc oc AZ ~ scT,on ~ I, EN-
WITHIN 4 pams or cy ,uT re m 1Ir roupr I,o,s, 10y
. III, ~. 49, ~ - os' LOW
crease In crcu,otion 10 o oyor coovbJc Il tho al,
that entitled 10 face OF tbe
of all the other statements ,ii3S Ssi
Now Ill p LET'S anaylze n te tbe,e e. d @
they n tHe "a
and the total n tho close Of Inc cnIes ao az ore ]
been an naccuracy In tho statement ,do h osor @ Contact
was II that the .ota, elruaon donn.d fro ~. nm
18th, the 5000 claimed on the 18th an. ~ a5o d a.
LAYS at tbe close of N. eont.stg ~ " '-'
NOW LET'S PIT rtrE spy c ,rc o rtr ~ cpo, ,.o,,
ON EEBRA AIRY THE CLAIM WAS MADE ron
n W., ec nv rrppIa nv - I'm NC ,,,n -, NJ, n
SUMMING UP AFTER THE osE or coNrrsT IT s ri AIMED MI
o5o w w,s c,INEn IN EAIpNnNT AMI rn a, ,, mn Nv,
MAKING sOo IN All pT Trry wIyn IN az n, ~, r,,
NlprR WITHIN an,rIs on civ ,,I, nc o nm I1os
Ar oon op ,on roc r,I AN mn. ,.,,n ~ " ,b.n ~, @
* ~ ~H"'-st "t-1 D r5s " = fi.Dot''ti .tttt'
Nv, h,ro 90 ,,ao,,,. b. ., .,, - i, , ,e -, ,a 81
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Continued on Page Eight,
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X & 4; u n h 81 N
!; ~ Is :: THE ~ EVENING p APER y
REACHES R! THE PEOPLE WHEN U
iis.j HEY J, HAVE TIME 10 READ :
! THE DAYS NEWS. < II III
{ r; 7 7: y \ i !, y NJ: tisS3;.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-01
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS
aODE DISTRICT HIS
 eO0D 6OlD NIHE
Owners Have Been Washing Siesas for Yea0N Dust for
 Several norsSss4

Must Gsisibs ssa9ple Nl9 lse surpassed te ssans ilhas zsssEs ss . seia nausnE ases2 Nstrtghn Gsanss Nllses Uf Ihs eats ssys Ahs Sllsef Bssit. 5s as q baEss fses placer proposition. etehsRfb Il t.ss Rersf suoGseas'e an gesttitlg SnsD B,f'tnt. Bgihp ssaspDs azne Bob 4seprFs b0Ja 6Slehs asen RHs s!hs 0Nlnsrs s6 shs camp and they ssEs bsen Nasas- sRg Sazg Ger Che sssll0w cEsF t9f several asaNuhs pasa
 .G faiDe camp is thfss ESlss sputs 0s Gsloos ca s0Nesasnent aszd adjoining .as eas .atzzzarsaa sstbeh. MessHs Pas es9s aud fssafg have bssil6 . slsHss a sasss sas s had loag p1aisa bsaH8s fhs water tet sttfe&rs er0uas lae lasQ from FisSl creek. & is nOt kaOwn how taueib gold hss beer taken 0uJ Of tae gFp@nd uasue, and according 70 thc 0NaeFS. ssAs work has nur bssI ssrF satisfactory owing 19 Jbe Gse1 55asa s.aas@s 0f sals geld Is aoSs bsesHse Tiaz titles Of sz=s sstuios bOE f3fs ng NiFs rias sE4ek ssnS aaS taas god washes oyer at, TlheY elssa aD sEeg' E1gst. @ Is eaSssssOos tast t;sT are figuring 9n SB Improvement ot 1asif naessos NhSeh N1fl sesuIt Sa tue ssy. sng 0f the Soaa which tS n0w 8ost and N1haeh @ilj result i-s asat profits s0s shess
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-01
TAMARACK ABLE ID PAY s3O.OO
 PER SHARE
With Copper Selling al TmeHb- Five CeBfs Per Pound, Com pay Can Show Profits of Thirteen Cents.


 Tarnar-ack has 80 laeB azno and so .aunets ru5eTss9esSs property 1tIH5 En Rd- aS15un to Era gsrsksanI ael3Ess workings 6 N9Ia6 seem thaa E1 Ezbculd 6sTslop sJlher workings that W1I eFeurEaily be af profit 10 ahs ponpzuF- The Ca1ff. u,r@ of tne early producers sf Lake cCgpeg. is Er5l En uDasTelpI's6 prop srrF and cne pf SUnsi 9s1at3s Esasssial-ti- taas AhoEE -sl shs hard 8uGk Itza1 pou2d happen 10 a property has betaE len the Taz1ssrack. bU1 in sTdte of t6Ezt faet it has made and psld good asFi- 5sD66. and ir has t,ez1 shown that wdth the prevailing prices Bf copper ii can eortEu1e tO pay E7ill larger GfT5aa2ds if nothing arises to slog Ils s-oc 2elso2 gn G8e normal bzEEs
 The dssWbzck to Tsnzzrsck ts deep ho5s ing and aezn rock. and its sdVa1I- 1ze taEa1 it has Bu1 sA-gfs9 sharss- Tan srack produces normally about IS 5lsss4 g9ss bounds Of copper, refined inEut- and its normal production costs are 5nst under tEeiFe cents the pound This makes l. earn sZ-59 per share oa 2 554ee1t copper market on i-E 6 .g5& shsres- On zn l5-cszE copper mzrkss TaEzrsck can pay it's shareholders six
 
 share. E1t3e Oa an average selling price cf tweGfy-eighI cents the comps- ny can shOE thirteen cents profit, which zaoEs soTpsthing like s3e-5s pe- share II Is on this basis that Tansa- rack iE operating al the present time 50 that, as 1t has suffered yegy little interruption oE operation. there is every likelihood that the earnings are on pro rata basis at that figure.
 Just before the fire General Mana ger Haire. after unsparing personal ef. forts. had gotten the Tamarack into most excellent shape for big produc. tiozs; .t looked better tta1 zt any time for years The fire. Of course. de stToyed many good plans. and it has only been very recently that the com pany got back to the plane it had Occu. pied previous 10 the catastrophe. The management is in hopes that frsfn this point the property will continue to go forward and that the history for the hext six months EiII be as good as was promised. Much is also hop. cd from the development on the Cliff lands, which has been in abeyance dur. ing the winter months.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-01
TERRITORIAL GEOL06lsT
 DEsGRBHfUHiHIAEs
Copper Ores of Unusual Rich ness Found Along the
 Colorado River.

f1i'0ieasss Eysaksam Slahe the TAssrS- tD'ilsa GlRiNsFsiftF EsssiQglst. has recent 1g written uf Yuma county
 Jhas Castle Bs9Ens elstriest. twenty nsliss 0esrh sd Yuma aud eisgssn RiiisT &nfans ffotn CiaBcle Dome a4snding. as D0tee Scr Etse purity and excellence ef tts ores sf lead occurring iI tl,zrl,ssf- pag s-=Sgllaf assips trsrsrstng mllcs The ore carries also from 3e to % ounces gf stiNsr t0 tbe tgzr
 silver eis5sdtr sb9BaaDg ao the Colorado, and several miles aar1b d the Castle n'oeus 1tlaAss. iE sais9 2 psO- spesg ot silrer8eaS ores Nh3eb oeeus lD large veins N9asb bold besFF srtasGE ef0DEanss.
 Copper ore 0f high grade carrying coarse nal5Ne god occurs sJrsgaDgiE fn the plean8tF .lf Castle D01le. n0a lar sr00 ths peak w5leb was original D. nsaas1 Capitol Dome bF lbe army sft8eefs stationed al Camp Yuma fl the year ass2-lS5&
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-01
WALKER BROS LETTER..

Special wire to Duey & oyerlock.)
 NEW YORK, April 50.-The market opened strong. under rEe lead of Union Pacific. While there was vgfs heavy selling Of the stock by parties who had bought fin the last few days the stock was readily taken. The rest of the market was strong in sym pathy and there was pereeptible in- crease in business. The trading was largely confined to Union Pacific n which the transactions were very large. The talk of holding company invited investigation of the sery strong financial position Of Union Pacific and was fhe immediate cause of the recent rise in the stock. Smelt- CTS was yes strong. While there was no great change in prices, the market had a better tone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-01
HUTTON 6 cos. GOSSIP.

Special Wire to Duey & OyerlockJ
 NEW YORK, April 30.-The mar ket was influenced largely by better crcp weather and rumors of important buying Of Union Pacific. These fac tors were speculative securities and caused further buying for the long ac- count. Insiders were evidently qmte willing to check bull enthusiasm and sold heavily or the early bulges, re- sulting in moderate declines at the clcse. There was really nothing new in the market situation. Crops are the important factor to future -stabil- ity of values and with more favorable weather conditions later. we may ex- pect higher prices.