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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
ZINC LEAD AND
 SILVER IN ARIZONA
MohaVe County Mines Prepar- ing 10 Save Values in Met
 alS in Milling,

s. R. Rhea. Henry Bell, c. R. Brown, and Otto Suessman of Los Angeles have turned over to MT. Suessman the Tennessee group of mines at Chloride. It is understood that the mines have been sold to a syndicate represented by Mir. Suessman and that as soon as matters have been properly adjusted a shaft will be sunk to a depth of 1000 feet on the Tennessee mine and that property opened up in a systematic manner. The mill will be remodeied and an expert from Missouri zinc-lead field will be placed in charge. The lead and zinc will be saved in the mill and the two are expected to make profitable products. Messrs. Rhea, Bell and Brown have been working the mine the past several months and have opened up fine bodies of lead ore on the 9th level. Several carloads of this ore were shipped to the smelters and big returns received. The taking over of this property marks an important era in the mining of leaG-zinc ores in the Chloride field. which is ex- pected to lead to several important deals within the next few mouths.
 The vein in the Banner nine at Stockton Hill. has widened out until there Is now four feet of solid lead ore in the breast. The drift is now in on the vein nearly 1,S0o feet. the greater part of the distance being in good ore. The Star Spangled Banner and Infalli- ble rlines show the longest ore bodies Ia the county. There is on the dump Rsarly BG9 tons of very rich lead-silver ere. besides several thousand tons of milling ere
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & oYerloek) NEW YORK.-Americans in London firmer, IS to 3-S above parity.
 J. J. Hill says s5.500,000 is neces- sary in the next five years to provide trackage for business in sight in the west.
 London settlement continues today and terminates tomorrow.
 Increase in Amalganlated dividend on Thursday generally expected.
 Time money expected to work easier from now forward.
 Thirty-fve roads for the first week Ia January show an average gross in- Drease of earnings of 1854 per cent.
 Dee says: Copper market opened goft and looked little lower. Would 30 slow in buying the market.
 Whitely says: I am told Atchison is good buy on a scale down.
 Paine says: Advise your people to take some of their profits.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
OKLAHOMA MEN IN STRANGE
 ACTION
Dispute Over Ownership of the Now Famous Gold Treasure Mines Started in CochiSe Coanty-MineS in Mexico.

The affairs of the Arizona Mining and Milling Development O., until re gently holding the property near Naco known as the Gold Treasure. are to be given a new turn if the Oklahoma people controlling the A. Nj. & D. can arrange that end through litigation they begun last wee kin the district court of Cochise county. c. K Jones. president of the company. brings the suit that has been started and which asks for damages in the sum of one million dollars. Valuation of two millions is put on the property, which the brief filed asserts was taken from the Oklahoma company by Dr. Bran don and associates of Naco, original owners of the ground, through decis- ion rendered in the court of the first instance in Cananea and acquired, ac- cording to Jones' brief, through a pre- sentation of the case which was not correct in several details of import ance. This decision of the court of the first instance was rendered cou- pie of months ago. It was based on showing made by Dr. Brandon and as sociates of failure on the part of the Oklahoma people to live up to the terms of a contract entered into for the ac- Quirement of the ec,ia Treasure ground. Fraudulent intent on the part of the company was declared and shown. The court thereupon issued an order giving the Brandon crowd possession of the mine, Resistance to the court order was offered by the Oklahoma company manager at the property, but was withdrawn. In con nection with the litigation commenced in Cochise county there is wonder ex- pressed as to how the Oklahoma peo- pie expect to benefit from it. inasmuch as the property In contest is in Mexi- co and therefore entirely out of the jurisdiction or consideration of the courts of the United States. The orig inal owners of the property. now in possession, maintain a small office on the United States side, but it is said that all papers of value and all busi- ness of importance is transacted on the Sonora side. at the mining camp maintained
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
FIVE DOLLAR
 GALL ON c. C..

From the second call of s5 per share on the 40o,000 shares of outstanding Cananea- Central stock which are ha- le. that company's treasury will be enriched by s2.000.00o. The 100000 shares fully paid stock. originally placed in the Greene Consolidated Copper Go. treasury. but now in the hands of John D. Ryan, Thos. F. Cole. c. H. Dodge and others, having been purchased for s4.000. 900, are not subject to the assessment.
 The terms of consolidation of the Greene Copper and Cananea-C Central are as follows:
 For one share of Greene. 1 1-2 shares Greene-Cananea.
 For one share of Cananea-C Central, 2-S shares of Greene-Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
4 Race for a Wife.
J. c. pRITcHARD, Broker.

BISBEE, Ariz., Jan. IS, 1907.-Sur- prises are tine order of the day in the Warren district. The discovery of ore in the American yesterday has sent that stock booming today. Denn had commenced to break both locally and in the east yesterday, but this news has revived 1t again. The two proper ties being contiguous and on the main canyon fault. it goes far to establish the great extent of the ore deposits covered by these properties. Wolver- inc & Arizona may be expected to give a similar surprise at any time. Juds- ing from present indications, in the near future the Brooks Con solidated will give an account of itself. MT. Motz left for the prop erty today, after having attended the annual meeting of the stockholders. East Butte, Keweenaw and Butte Co., alition are in demand in the east, and coppers are very strong all the way through.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Houghton. Mich.-The recent buying
 of North Butte was the largest since October. The lode recently inter- cepted by the crosscut which is being extended to the Berlin group of veins, is reported to be 20 feet wide and car rying IF per cent copper and 30 OF. of silver to the ton. It Is commonly ac- cepted that next months dividend d, laration will show an increase.
 Houghton. Mich.-Superior is inyes- tigating a newly discovered vein lo- cated 120 feet west of the Baltic lode formation. The formation Is quite wide and contains copper. It will be reached by erosscut which Is being extended from the Baltic lode open ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
HVTToN's STOCK LETTER.

[Sspecial Wire to Duey & Oyerlock.)
 NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The charac- ter of selling In yesterdays late sell ing wss plainly demonstrated in to- days market. Professional traders are only too ready to jump on the mar ket nowadays on the rumors of new stock issues. The idea seems to pre- vail that these securities will come on the market at once. and will be non- productive of earning power.
 It is intimated that the Bank of England rate will be reduced to per cent on Thursday. which will create better sentiment abroad. Sentiment ie decidedly bearish here in Wall street. which is one of the best signs that the market will do better, especial. ly with traders selling stocks on every , advance. We still favor the buying of the market on recessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Butte, Mont-A prominent official of the Amalgamated says that during 1906 the mines of that company were pushed to the utmost limit aud that the 1906 output cannot be exceeded and may not be equaled again unless new ground is opened and new mines now beig developed become good pro ducers. While all the mines are good, some are better than for years
 Nevertheless, the utmost productive capacity Of the mines was taxed last year and, until next summer at least, there is likely to be considerable fall ingoff in the output of ore, because the high tension of production cannot be maintained.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

A pumber of discrepancies exist be- tween the ruling prices of Greene and Cananea Central. and the figures which their present quotations give to the stock of the new Cana. nea Go. For instance. the stock of the new company is selling when issued" at s23-50: Greene Consolldat- ed is selling at $3S. which according to the ratio of exchange as above works out a value of s22 for the new stock. Cananea Central ut s31, plus s6 per share called on recent assess ment. works out valuation of s21.60 It would seem as though there was money In buying the constituent stocks and selling the new Greene. Cananea against the purchase.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

Butte. Mont.-The East Butte Go. has started hoisting ore on it's own account from the 400 it. level of the No. 1 shaft The earnings from this source will be practically all profit. as royalties from the leasers are more than paying all operating expenses. The station at the 600 foot level has been completed and the shaft is 3elES sunk to the 800 foot level. 4 bc'Iy 1t commercial ore feet wide has been cut in the shaft. Net earnings fer the past two months have exceeded $25.. GOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to DueS < Ggerlock)
 BOSTON. Jan. iS.zTae heavy spec uiation in copBaFS in the last few days made money very tight in Boston, rates running up to 10 and 12 per cent. This brought on a large amount of liquidation, and prices commenced to decline from the strike of the gong.
 Toward the close selling became reg nant, weakly margined accounts stop orders being caught. The situ- ation will be better when money eases but until then we would take advan' tage of any further rises to take profits.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
TAKEN TO TOMBSTONE.

Sheriff Jack White left yesterday morning for the county seat, taking with him c. NJ. Hinton. who was sen fenced to serve term of six months in the county jail for obtaining money under false pretenses from L. A. Brown. The sentence was imposed by Judge Hogan on Monday. Sheriff White also took with him the man, James Warren, who was arrested here Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Will White. He is wanted in Tombstone for the theft of a number of articles of cloth ing from the rooming house of Mrs Grace B. Lowry, in that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
PRONE 1ss.
MARKET LETTER.

Jan. Is, 1907.-The boom in coppers Is broadening with each passing day, and the time is short when all copper stocks of any real merit will have been included in the big advance. From beginning to end the boards show the different is- sues stronger than ever before, with the tendency for still high CT prices. As to the features in trading today, American takes first place. At $15.75 bid the stock is strong, and of ferings very light. It appears very much as though the $20 mark will be reached, and prob ably higher, before the present upward move reaches it's limit. Denn also is much stronger to- day, bids of s56 failing to bring out much. With the mining stock commanding around SIT, the development stock surely is worth higher prices. Calumet & Arizona is again a point high CT, and it looks like there will be a sudden spurt one of these days that will send it to near S20O. Butte Coalition and North Butte are very firm. East Butte exhibits great strength and has made a big gain. Globe is strengthening. Excellent demand for Superior 6 Pittsburg keeps the price firm. with the indications that 8 heavy gain will take place soon. The stocks mentioned have been commanding the bulk of attention, and trading is heavy. Remainder of list prac- tically stationary.
 Closing quotations
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
AT GLOBE. ARIoNA.

The Old Dominion mine of Globe opened up fine body of copper ore al the 12th and 18th levels recently,
 Dr. T. s. Collins has sold a groHp oi mines on Pinta Creek for s65,0o9. The Mitchell Mining & Smeitias company. new outfit headed by George Mitchell of New York, started work on a new smeiter just below
 'e'-Ass in Gila county is On SfIUDc.
 the increase.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

New York-The right to subscrige to sCumberland-Ely Copper Co. new stock has expired. Shares not sub scribed for by stockholders have been underwritten by Hayden, Stone & Co.
 After paying for one-half interest in smelter and in the railroad, com pany will have approximately s1 ,000.- GOO in treasury for development work
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

The grounds of the Jamestown Ex. position will be reached by three car lines. five or six ferry lines and by one European line.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

On the 26th of April. 1907. President Roosevelt will touch an electric but ton and formally onen the gates of the Jamestown Exposition,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

One hundred and fifty conventions will hold their annual sessions at the Jamestown Exposition in 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

I nave no relations with the firm ot Pritehard, Hagen & Co.,, and my name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16
TIMING SHELTERS MAPKETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.

tNCoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers. FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. FRONT ROOMS 8. 1. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA. . ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND . SOLD ON COMMISSION. . DIRECT WIRE coNNEc- , TON WITH ALL LEADING . MARKETS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-16

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
THE RULES FOR LENT
Archbishop Messmer Issues Reg.
uIations to Guide Catholics
During Lenten Season
READ IN CHURCHES SUNDAY

Archbishop Messmer issued his an
nual rules for the observance of the
Lenten season at st. John S Cathedral
in Milwaukee Saturday afternoon,
and the rules for the use of Catholics
were made public in the various
day. The rules, which are similar to
the observeuces asked for in other
years, follow:
/. All Fridays and fast days during
the year are days of abstinence from
flesh meat. On Saturdays, which by
law are also days Of abstinence, flesh
meat is allowed by apostolicyindult at
all meals, unless they happen to be
fast days.
.. The following are fast days of
oblig alton: All days. ofALent Except
Sundays); the Ember days; the Vigils
or Ewes of Pentecost, of ,the Assump-
ton of Blessed Virgin Mary, of All
Saints, and of Christmas;s lastly, the
Fridays of Advent.
On fast days only one full meal a
day is allowed to persons Obliged to
fast. But iudult and custom allow
coffee, tea, chocolate, swithla piece Of
bread in the morning, andBthe use of
eggs, butter, milk, etc, in the even
ing. For sufficient reason, the COLA
ton (1unch) may be taken at noon and
the dinner or .principal!neal in the
evening.
During Lent, by Aposto1ics indu1t,
flesh meat is allowed cnlysat the prin-
cipal meal on week days, except all
Wednesdays and Fridays, and also
the Saturdays in ,Emberaweek (Feb-
ruary 2O) and Holy Week .(March 24).
On fast days, flesh meat and fish (in-
Guiding oysters, crabs, frogs, turtles,
etc. are never al1owedsat the same
meal, a rule which applies even to
the Sundays in Lent aud to all per-
sons, however e'sexcused or
dispensed from the 1awsof either abb
stinence or fast. But meals may al
ways be prepared withsthe.drippings
of either fat or lard.
Persons excused fromsfast may use
flesh meat more than once on the days
when it is allowed at all.
3. Catholics having attained the
sufficient use of reason are bound by
the law of abstinence. But when it is
either physically or morally impossi-
BILE to observe the law, or when it
would entail serious difficulties, they
are avcusod from If
In virtue Of the apostolic faculties
granted US by the HolysSee we hereby
delegate pastors 10 dispense,sin each
single case, from abstinence the men
actually engaged in .threshing as well
as the farmer families at whose place
threshing is going on.
4. Catholics having completed their
twenty-frst year Of age, are bound to
fast. But the causes of excuse just
mentioned in regard to abstinence,
apply also to this law.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
THE Los ANGELES LIMITED

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Los Angeles every day in the year.
less than three days en- route, via
Chicago & North Western, Union Pa.
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Pullman drawing room and private
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Close connection with trains of The
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POINTS. For full information apply to
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
MORE MONEY FOR PROSECUTORS
New Laws if Passed Will Give District
Attorney Money for Investigations

New Laws if Passed Will Give District
Attorney Money for Investigations
District Attorney R. v. Baker has
received copies of two bills which
have been introduced in the 1egisla-
ture bearing directly on the work of
prosecuting attorneys throughout the
state and which seem to appeal
strongly to every man engaged IN that
capacity.
The first, which was introduced by
Senator Whitehead, provides for the
appropriation by county boards of a
sum not less than $500 or more than
81, 900 per year to be used by the dis
trict attorney for the securing of evil
dence in criminal cases and the in
vestigation of crime. The bill has
received the endorsement of practic-
ally every district attorney of the state
and will doubtless become law.
The second bill is one proposed by
Assemblyman ]. F. Baker and pro-
vides that, as the state is to a certain
extent interested in all divorce actions,
it shall be the duty of all district at
torneys to be present either in person
or through representative at all di-
vorce trials. 1t also gives the states
attorney power to take certain part in
the case SO that he may be familiar
with its details and capable of making
full report at any time he is called
upon.
Both bills on the surface appeal
strongly to practically all persons and
those who have examined them close
ly claim that they are along the line
of much needed legislation
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14

Supervising Architect Sends Out
a Letter in Regard to Kenosha
Postoffice Building Site
DEPARTMENT IS NOT READY

After weeks of waiting at least one
of the men in Kenosha interested in
the selection of site for the Kenosha
Postofice building has had word
direct from Washington. L. M. Eichel-
man, who has offered site at the cor
ner of Wisconsin and Exchange
streets as a location for the proposed
postofice, received letter from the
Supervising Architect on Friday, but
the letter did not furnish great deal
of information more than to3show that
the selection of site for thesKenc sha
building is just about as far distant
now as when the appropriation was
made. From the letter it seems evil
dent that no report has as yet been
made by Special Government Agent
James A. Wettmore, who visited Ke-
nosha early in December ito look over
the proposed sites. Thee letter de-
clares that the matter hasEnot as yet
been formally laid before the depart
ment Of the Supervising Architect,
but that it will be taken up by this
as soon as the report of
the special investigating agent has
been filed. 1t is stated that the de-
partment is still ready to receive any
suggestions that the people of Keno
sha may make in regard to the selec-
tior of site for the building.
1t is possible that Wettmore is still
looking over sites for other buildings,
but it is difficult to see why the report
on the Kenosha sites has not been
filed many weeks ago. At the time
Mr.. Wettmore visited Kenosha he
stated that he would file report on
the Kenosha sites within the next ten
days. He stated that his report would
be in the hands of the department by
which he is employed by Dec. 20. The
letter from the Supervising Architect
seems to indicate that this report has
not as yet been sent in.
The recent announcement that the
government was not satisfied with the
bids for a site in Kenosha may in
some way account for this report be-
ing held up, but the property owners
here are taking no steps to change
the amount of their bids.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
NOT A PROPER SCHEDULE
Frost Files Another Justification But
No Schedule Of Property in the State

Frost Files Another Justification But
No Schedule Of Property in the State
The Frost railway bonds are still
held in allegiance and it is not prob
able that they will be heard from
until after the return of Mayor Cor
man from his long Southern.trip. The
supposed schedule which was to have
been filed by A. c. Frost as the surety
on the bonds proved to be simply a
justification in which Mr.. Frost swore
that he had property in Wisconsin to
the value Of $4,000 In a letter to
the Mayor, Mr.. Frost states that his
real estate holdings in Wisconsin are
valued at more than 500, 000aand that
he has a vast amount of personal
property in the state.
The holdings of Mr.. Frost are
largely in connection with the Chi
cago and Milwaukee Railway COM
pany. Mr.. Frost,insists that the prop.
erty of the Kenosha Electric Railway
company in Kenosha is SO great as to
demand no other bond from the COM
pany.
The bonds have not as yet been
located and it is supposed that Mayor
German has them with him and that
they will be brought ups,in some man
ner after his return from the sunny
south.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
SEEK MISSING GIRL
Friends of Blanche Morton Unable to
Find Any Trace of Her Since Friday

Friends Of Blanche Morton Unable to
Find Any Trace of Her Since Friday
Efforts are being made to find some
trace Of Miss Blanche Morton, six
teen year old girl formerly employed
in Kenosha factory, who has been
missing from the city since last Fri
day evening. Miss Morton had lived
at a Park street boarding house and
she left her toom just after supper
Friday evening stating that she was
going out to party. Nothing has
been seen or heard of her since that
time and it is feared that she has met
with foul play. The girl formerly
lived in Racine county near the viii
lage of Caledonia but it is not thought
that she has returned to her home.
Her friends have been making quiet
search for her since Saturday. 1t is
thought possible that the young wo-
man has gone to Chicago and an effort
will be made to have the police of
Chicago make search for her.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
KERWIN A CANDIDATE

Present County Superintendent to Seek
Reelection at the April Election
John ]. Kerwin, of Silver Lake, the
present county superintendent of
schools, has announced himself as a
candidate for reelection to the Office,
and within a few days his nomination
papers will be in circulation in the
different towns of the county. Mr..
Kerwin has announced that he will
seek Office as a non-partisan candi-
date. He has been at the head of the
county schools for the past two years
and his management OF the schools
has been a decidedly satisfactory one
to all concerned.
Mr.. KerWin has served the county
as superintendent il other years and
he is well acquainted with the duties
of the office. He is regarded as a
very strong candidate especially in
the western part of the county. The
election of county superintendent is
left entirely with the people of the
rural towns in the county and the
people of Kenosha do not vote fox the
candidate.
Thus far there has been no sign of
opposition to the candidacy of Mr..
Kerwin, but it S expected that there
will be several candidates in the field
before the tine for fling petitions is
past.
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