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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
INTERESTING FIGURES.
On The Differences in Temperature
Between Phoenix and Iron
Springs.

/ neglected to send the record OF
weekly temperatures with the Sunday
letter. so take the opportunity or get
ting them off on the same train cine
United States mail pouch for Phoenix
being long closed) through the cour-
tesy of Mr.. McClarty and Mr.. Williams
of the Santa Fe road.
That the record of temperature at
Iron Springs for the summer OF 1907
may not be lost and in order to afford
4 fair and favorable comparison or
temperature between Iron Springs and
Phoenix. / have. upon numerous nights.
decided to continue the observations of
Temperature at Iron Springs for the
remainder of the season. so that the
question OF excessive or light temper
ature at Iron Springs can be once and
forever settled.
We have seen I'm last Sundays issue
of the Republican. that there is a diff
ference in temperature OF % degrees
I'm the midday hours. between the two
places. The same differences were
noted in the past week as shown in the
appended statement:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
HUGE BODIES OF ORE.

At the Lowell shaft of the Copper
Queen company work is under way
drifting from the station on the 1900
foot level. The work has now pro-
ceeded about 100 feet and is well min
eraliZed ground. although ore in ship
ping quantities has not yet been found
at this point. The principal work I'M
der way at present is the development
of the huge bodies of commercial ore
on the 1200-foot level Six slopes are
going ahead at present, and it is from
this level that large portion of the
ore of the shaft is obtained. Three
slopes are being worked on the IIOQ-
foot level. while one each is beiIts
cleaned out on the 900 and 1000-foot
levels. says the Douglas Dispatch
At the Gardiner shaft of the same
company little new work is being done
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
wArTERsoN's CANDIDATE.

Col Henry Waterson. of the Louis
VILE Courier-Journal, is convinced that
Gov Johnson, of Minnesota, can win
the presidency with or without a mus
tache. il nominated by the democratic
party. The San Francisco Call enter
tains some doubt on this point. II
mentions the political legend which
runs that there are $4,000 Johnsons in
Minnesota. and they all voted for their
namesake for governor But that was
in the prosperous days, before Sam
son was shorn of his hyacinthine
locks" says the Call. Whether they
Will persist in their allegiance to q
shaveling is question that may
change the face of politics as well as
Johnson" The Call admits that deep
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19

that most of its teachers are members
of union, which is federated with the
other labor organizations of that city.
Some of the schoolhouses seem to
have fallen into a bad condition. and
the board of education has not seen
its way clear to repair or renovate
them. Now the parents Of 100000
union" school children threaten 10
withhold them from school this fail
unless 266 schoolhouses are repaired
and rid Of germs as per the demands
Of the painters union.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
IMPROVEMENT AT JEROME.

IL the many improvements under
way at the properties of the United
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
A BIG SALE OF CLAIMS.

Thirty-three mining claims, situated
on Copper Creek, in the Table Noun
tain district, about ten miles north
of Mammoth, this county. were sold
this week to an English syndicate.
headed by Engineer Mckenzie of Chi
cago. The purchase price is 800. 900.
ten per cent of which was paid in cash.
The balance of the payments will be
made in three installments. in six,
twelve and eighteen months Devel-
opment work on these properties will
be inaugurated within thirty days says
the Bisbee Review.
The property adjoins the Scanlon-
Clark group. now operated by the CAL
-umet & Arizona Copper company OF
Bisbee, and is said to be full of prom
Use. The Sibley company is also de-
veloping an adjoining group. The
camp is full of activity and bids fair
to be come one of the our most pros
porous mining camps within a veery
short time. ]. b. Bourne, Supervisor
Thos. n. Wills and L. E. Putnam, all
OF Mammoth, were interested in the
80 claims Just sold.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
ARIZONA

A good force of men Is in eVidenc
and legitimate development. tOg~.h--
with regular mining. is being push
The greater part Of the undergrOur
work is being done on the levels fro
the 1000foot to the iO0-foot althous
the 500 and 90O-foot levels furnish a.
lions share of ore from this point
At the Cuprite shaft OF the Copp
Queen development work along coI-
sentative lines is being pushed. stsai-
lily At present the shaft has attain,
a depth of s25 feet Drifting is b~iu-
carried on. on the 200 and I00-f1.
levels. One drift is on the latter. VII
on the former three are being driv,-
Two Of these connect the shaft VIII
the Car and HOlbrOOk shafts ~ o.
company on the 20O-fOOt level No.
Is said TO be progressing in well mine
allied ground. although nothing OF s--
pecial note has yet been diScovered
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19

Verde Copper company. at jerome, can
be taken as prima facie evidence, then
there is no intention on the part OF
the management to remove the smelter
TO Pennington. n. NJ. or any place else
and II such intention has ever existed
il has been so carefully guarded by the
master mind which controls the desti-
MES of the big plant as to be abso-
interested in the operation Of the
smelter and mines.
The recent suspension of operations
at the smelter. TO allow of repairs be-
ing made, which lasted twelve days.
gave rise to a rumor which made the
rounds of the territorial press. that the
smelter had caved in 500 badly as to
necessitate its almost immediate re-
moval. BY a representative of the
Prescott Journal-Miner II has been
learned that the recent settling of the
smelter was hardly sufficient To cause
even a temporary shut down, but that
past settings and consequent repairs
had necessitated a general overhaulinS
of the smelter structure. which took
more time than was expected
That the smelter, and other buildings
on the United Verde properties have
settled in the past there is no attempt
10 deny. and at such times as those
occurred temporary repairs were made.
Eventually the entire structure became
out of plumb. cause in part by the
settings of the past eight years. and
the make-shift repairs made at the
several times, and it was to remedy
this. more than>on account of any re-
cent settling of the smelter plant. that
a shut down was ordered while the en-
tire structure was gone over thorough
IL.
A new. light and airy building.
which win house the machine shop.
the blacksmith shop and the wood
working department. has just been
finished. and the old buildings. where
in Were formerly located these depart
ments. will be at once torn down. New
machinery. OF an expensive nature. not
the least of which is one of the finest
lathes ever brought to the west, has
been purchased. and is being installed
and an immense electric travelling
crane will be used in the new build
ing. other improvements of like ma
ture are under waV, which would seem
n direct refutation of the rumor that
the smelter is 10 be moved.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19

We need models a whole sight worse
than We need critics.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19

that the kidneys are affected. not
the urine for a few days. II pasS.ls
are irregular. painful. or too scau-.
discolored. or full OF sediment. the 81
neys need help right away. and tn
Is no other medicine more helpful Oh
Doan's Kidney Pills. simple rer,sd
Tor the kidneys. yet 50 powerful a.
II quickly cures the cause and 50 IN b.
all the painful and annoying syn,
toms Home testimony proves o.
unfalling merit OF Deans Kiir
Pills
TESTIMONY.
John Rehwaldt OF 81 South Sea-
avenue. Phoenix. Arizona. saws -F O.
years L have been subject To artacs-
OF pain in the small OF my back o..
over the kidneys. At times Shl-.
catches would take me and max
almost impossible for me TO straight
could scarcely touch the reg
around the kidneys. as the slight
pressure caused intense pain. S.,
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised. I
induced to go to Adams Pha-ru-
and get box Their use p-Osng
relieved me and in a short time nor
trace or the pain or soreness reuair-
ed and much to my pleasure the re-
mas been permanent. I am very gr,.r--
full TO Doan's Kidney Pills and hi-t
recommend them"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19

down democracy has long had a sneak
ing kindness for luxuriant whiskers.
The party flirted and fell a victim to
the wiles of populism. Hirsute adorn-
ment invariably have appealed to It..
Bryan. smooth faced. twice carried
the standard to defeat. Had he culti-
waited a Pefferian beard. who knows
but that the result might have been
different? Col Watters9p apparently
has no fears: but. ke1incoln before
him." the Kentucky editor observes.
johnson can grow chin whiskers. IL
there's need"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
THE INDIAN LANGUAGES.

Prof A. l.. Kroeber. of the University
of California, is the leading expert in
this country on Indian languages. and
he says that instead of being mere jar
gon. as is popularity supposed. they are
well defined languages. Two which
he has taken for experiment are the
languages used by the Yukutus and
Yuki. and these, he finds. are more diff
ferent than Russian and English. The
Yuki live in northern California on
the coast range. and the Yukuts at the
southern end of the San Joaquin val
ley. Prof. Kroeber has found that
while the grammatical structure Of the
languages is identical at many points.
the words are wholly dissimilar. The
sentence structure Of the two Ian
guages is an interesting study. In
Yukuts the adjective precedes the
noun; In Yuk it follows it. Yukuts
tend to place the verb at the head Of
the sentence: Yuki at the end The
numerical systems of the two tribes
are quite different. That Of Yukuts is
decimal: that of Yuki quaternary. DR..
kroeber declares that California has
more distinct Indian languages per
square mile than any other state.
which in some sort is an indication of
immigration Of these races from coun-
tries to the westward.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
TEMPERATURE PHOENIX.

The above table presents very In
teresting study in the climatology OF
the places mentioned. NJ. W. j.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19

Keep posteS and happy while away
on your summer trip by having Tine
Arizona Republican forwarded. No
trouble to change address as often az
you wish. Phone. Main ~.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-19
UNION SCHOOL TEACHERS.

The growth Of the union idea is
rather well illustrated in Chicago
where the board Of education finds
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.

SAN PEDRO, Oct. 22-The steamer AIca
traz Capt. Fredericksen arrived this morning
two and one-half days from Greenwood Via
san Francisco, bringing 261, 900 feet of lumber
for the Blinn and Southern California Lumber
companies. Part of the cargo of the Alcatraz
is consigned to leaders at Port Hartford
The steamer Jim Butler, Cant Oben and
the steamer Norwood, Capt Martin finished
discharging lumber cargoes and started today
to reload Both steamers go to Grays Har-
hor via San Francisco.
The steamer Hanalei Capt. Mcclellan Of the
Merchants Independent Steamship line, COM
pleted the discharge of cargo for the Cres-
cent Wharf and Warehouse company and
cleared tonight for San Francisco and way
ports.
The barkentine Thomas P Emigh Cant
Olsen, of Port Townsend. has been Chartered
70 load return cargo of lumber for this mort
The schooner Ethel Seane, Cant Tberson
and the schooner Tarsus Capt Bergeson An
ished discharging lumber cargoes and sailed
today in ballast to reload the former for
Coos Bay and the latter for Eureka
The steamer Tamalpais. Capt Andersen n
diseharging a lumber cargo for the d. K
Wood Lumber company. She is scheduled to
clear tomorrow night for Grsys Harbor via
San Francisco
The steamer National City, Cant Webber.
arriving this afternoon from Newport Via
San Francisco, brought full cargo of luna-
bar.
The steamer Francis II. Leggett Can't Raj
ner, arriving from Eureka via San Francisco,
commenced dischsrging a cargo OF 100000 feet
Of redwood lumber shingles and ties at the
Southern Pacific wharf.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
CRANBERRY MONOPOLY
is NEARLY COMPLETE
This Years Yield of the Berry viii
Fall Short of Last Years by
One Hundred Thousand
Bushels

The cranberry trust seems to be about the
only monopolistic concern which Is not receiv-
ing severe criticism this fall. Dealers say that
1t is asking prices which do not compare un-
favorahy with those of the Independents.
This may be partly explained by the fact
that those who have been seeking control of
the yield have not as yet been able to realize
fully their ambition, A. U. Cheney of Des
Moines Iowa, has been the moving spirit In
the enterprise for several years. He and his
associates and agents have been hobnobbing
with the growers in their patches and have
been fighting their opponents with constant
stream of circulars for many seasons. but
they appear to be getting into position now
which is enabling them to dictate prices
Cheney has recently moved to New York to
be nearer the great market 9nter, while he
has associates In Des Moinss and Chicago
who watch western movements.
The season for the important eastern crops
of New England and Massachusetts, has not
been as favorable growers might have
desired Down along the Jersey shore the
berrys development has been much retarded
by the cold wet spring weather. The summer
drouth affected the yield IN the Capt Cod dis
trict. These two sections, New England and
New Jersey, and the northern portion of the
middle west principally Wisconsin. are the
important producing fields.
Below is a tabulated statement of the cram
berry crop Of the United States in terms of
bushels
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
GIBRALTAR ORES
YIELD BIG VALUES
suLPHlDEs ARE REACHED AT
MAYFLowER MINE
Imperial smeIter In PinaI County,
Arizona, VIII Be Ready to
Blow in About Sep
tember |

Philips g. Moesser. who recently took lease
on 100 square feet at the Gibraltar. continue to
sack some of the richest extracted in
the history of the Bufrog district.
The shipping average. the leasers think, will
be in the vicinity of 5000 to the ton in gold.
II is an easy matter to pick samples which
will run better than $1,000.
The rich ore Is being sacked for shipment
and the mill grade Is being stored to await
treatment. The lattef will probably average
something like 500 to the ton.
The Mayfower has cut Its vein on the 500
foot level and the lead shows a width oil
twenty-five feet, with ore averaging SIS to the
ton in gold
The sulphide zone has been reached in thi,
level and also generous Flow of water en-
countered The water amounts to 1900 gal
Ions a day.
Secures Water
General Manager John T. Overberry says
that this relieves the mill situation as he II
sure a sufficient amount of water for mill pur
poses can be developed from the NINE
A big pumping plant has been ordered ant
will be installed just as soon as possible. II
the meantime development will be continued
in the upper laterals.
The Gold King company's group of mine
is located about three -fourths of mile soutl
of the Peck mine. in the Bradshaw mountains
Arizona, and eleven of the fifteen location
cover the main ven which is supposed to b.
continuation of the Great Peck ledge. whiel
attracted the attention of the mining world Il
the Bradshaw mountains in the latter sos an
early fUS, Wnen over S3,OOO,OOU worth OF SilVe
ore mined from 1t In few years.
According to Superintendent Toohey, tn
Gold King group Is being systematically de
veloped by tunnels and crosscuts over 200
feet of tunnel work has been done and one o
the openings. located near the north end o
the group, is now IN distance of over 800 fee
ON the vein. There also a number of shal
low shafts the ledge, showing its contin
uity the eEtire distance, in which ore bodle
are exposed carrying good values in gold ant
silver. Good-sized ore shoots have also beef
developed in the tunnels and crosscuts.
Important Producer
The locations cover well timbered sectioI
of the mountains from which an unlimite,
supply of mining timbers can be secured ant
there is permanent water on the ground tina
can be developed to supply reduction plant
In the immediate vicinity of the propert!
is the Lincoln mine, now developed into one o
the important producers Of the Bradshaws
The Blue Bird group, in which promising or
bodies have been exposed during the past tw
years, is also near by, as well as several othe
properties OF promise in various stages of de
velopment.
The Imperial smelter, located eight mile
from Red Rock, Pinal county, Arizona, will
be ready to blow in about January /. It viii
be one of the most modern and up-to dat
smelters the Pacific coast and 1t will d
| custom work, we'll treat the ores Of tn
| Imperial mines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
STOCK PRICES
DEMORALLZED
WALL STREET LABoRs UNDER
TERRIFIC STRAIN
SUSPENSION OF BANK CAUSES
ALARM
Run on knickerbocker Trust Company
Was Anticipated and Accepted
as Matter of
Course
Nv Associated Press.

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The stock market
in New York has not been subjected to
greater strain in many years than was
the case today. Only the most powerful
and persistent support saved 1t from run
ming to absolute Generalization and with
the best that could be done the results
were sufficiently serious, as is abundantly
testified by the list price changes ana pv
the volume of transactions.
The storm of liquidation ragged In vary
ing degrees at different times of the day
and with varying force in different quar-
ters of the market. Questions anectlng
individual property have no explana tlon
for these variations for the banking ana
trust companies situation and the ques-
tion of its Tamifications and of Its bear
ing on the general financial position ao-
sorbing attention to the entire EXCLUSION
of all other subjects.
Another shock was caused by the an
nouncement of the National Bank of Com
merce to no longer afford clearing mouse
facilities to the Knickerbocker Trust
company. The S7,000,000 debit of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce at the clearing
house today was ascribed to clearings of
yesterday for the ISnickerbocker Trust
company and gave a measure of the bur-
den WHICH the Ddnk WAS leluoiiB u do
sumo further. The run on the Knieker-
booker company was almost matter OF
course, in view of the revelations over
night and the announcement of the sus-
pension of the company caused the stock
market to stagger and sent a tremor of
apprehension through the whole financial
fabric. This convulsive period of the
days liquidation ran canditions to the
verge of panic. After that 1t righted
itself to some extent and became quieter.
This was partly due to hopes that the
trust would become able to resume with
its supply of currency replenished
Advices from the country at large were
reassurng and indicating comparatively
little disturbance of sentiment on account
of the New York situation. These facts
were gratifying to the high financial
authorities who were on guard and had
much to do with keeping down demorali-
zation.
Some inactive stocks were sold out at
sensational declines. Westinghouse Elec-
tric declined 81 and Knockerbocker Ice
BIZ points The lack of a sufficient mar
ket and forced selling describes the gen
eral condition and accounts for the gen
eral severe declines In prices.
Advices from Washington gave ground
for confidence that deposits of government
the final hour of the day that the spasm
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
BEAN MANIPULAT0RS ARE
READY TO BOOST PRICE
Reports from Oakland Say They Are
Actually Dumping Product Into
the Bay to Keep Quo-
tations Up

The bean manpulators are devoting their
lest efforts again this year to secure exorb-
itant prices. There Is strong demand for the
product especially for the whites and pinks,
and this coupled with the reports of ehort
yield, has given the trust a reason or excuse
for stiff prices,
some persons who claim they know some-
thing about the bean business assert that the
manpulators are resorting to artificial means
to create an appearance of a small crop. while
ment that the yield of this state will be IS per
cent crop, that OF Michigan an IS per cent
crop and of New York 75 per cent crop. The
yield of Mexico, they say, is failure. But
over against these statements may be placed
such as that from Oakland, which claims that
the trust is actually dumping beans into the
bay 10 furnish excuse for boosting prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
GARDEN TRUC4
CAUGHT
VERY LIGHT DEMAND GREE,
ON MARKET
Free Movement Of Eastern Butte
Forces Trust to Think Of Lowers1
ing Quotations on Local (
Fresh

The heavy rain yesterday morning came TOO
early to giva fair opening to the market, Inc
vegetables and fruits which were caught on
the way 20 the city were much bedraggled and
found few buyers ready. Prices remained
practically unchanged.
Butter and eggs are featureless so far this
week The demand for eastern butter Is
strong so much SO that holders of local fresh
are anxious over the situation. The dealers
in the former will not raise quotations ana
those who control the ranch supply feel the
necessity oil lower quotations to move their
holdings. The prospects Of early pasture adds
another forceful element.
There is ro advance in cheese.
Poultry is weaker than for some days. on
account of heavy receipts. The moulting sea-
son and the high price of feed are urging to
freer shipments.
There are large quantities of watermelons
which are partly balanced by good demand
Potato receipts continue heavy, but prices
are frm.
Sales on exchange-Ten northern cheese and
ten barrels of cold storage cranberries.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
funds were being added to in New York

funds were being added to in New York
on liberal scale.
The stock market gave indication IN
Of liquidation there had spent Its immedi-
ate force, the late considerable rallies
being we'll held to the closing. The feel
ing in financial circes is one of an open
question as to how far the contraction OF
credit incident to the Listrust now arou-7d
may have to go and how far 1t will ne
cessitate further business contraction to
fill the resources available.
Bonds were weak. Total sales, par
value, SO, 10000 Government bonds were
unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
Pacific Coast Trade
by Assoclated Fress.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 22.-Flour-Famiy
extras, s56O@61O; bakers extras. So. SO96.05
Oregon and Washington, s5.20q57O; wheat,
shipping, ST. 65@1.70; milling, si.75Q1.SO barley,
feed, S1.60Q1.65; brewing, nominal; cheyalier
81. 65Q1.75 oats. red, sl.65q2 90; white, $l72lsq
S.g: black, s275Q9 90; millstuffs, $40 0Oa315O;
oatmeal. $40: oat greats. a.aoi rolled oats,
81. .OOR7 25 hay, wheat. sisooa22.0oi wheat and
oat, 3isOO@1s.OO; oat, Wild. sloO0q16,O0i oat,
tame. sli OGQl4.OO alfalfa, s1l l.00q1s,50; straw.
75dsbc; beans, pink. s3.so@34o; lima, 5000
so small white, 49, 4o9S.sO; large white. ss.4C
@S6o; potatoes. EARLY Rose soc@$i 10; river
Burbanks s5c@sl.1oi Salinas Burhanks sl4O9
s2O0; common, S.75, various7-String beans,
ih@sc egg plant, 4o975c; green peppers, 50q
75c; tomatoes. 256;oc summer squash, 75cd
81 co: garlic likd5c: cucumbers, 5Od60c
Reeeipts-Flour 1859. wheat s4 barley i1,os5,
oats 2aso beans 1919 corn $50, potatoes $3.50,
onions 900, mlddlings $40. hay a4s. hops ls6,
hides $40, wine sl,Soo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
LOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

Shipments of oranges aud lem
y ons from Los Angeles Saturday
and Sunday, October 10 and 20, re-
ported by the California Fruit
growers exchange, were 1 carload Z
OF oranges and IL carloads of
lemons.
Total to date there were shipped
2 27,415 carloads, of which 343s
3 were lemons.
3 Last season to date there were
3 shipped 25,S61 carloads, of which
3 3S40 were lemons.