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The Republican journal., 1907-01-24

DISTURBED THE CONGREGATION.
The person who disturbed the congrega-
ton last Sunday by continually coughing is
requested to buy a bottle of FOley's Honey
and TAR. II. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-24
TIE PASSING OF THE CLIPPER.

TIE PASSING OF THE CLIPPER.
She sobs and cries to the rushing tide.
AS it tears the bones Of stern and side.
She dreams of the days when she was fair,
OF her whip-like sticks and girth SO spare,
OF the times she ran the Fasting down
When she sailed from far OIL Boston Town.
And rambling back through the past she goes
To her place Of birth mid pines and SHOWS;
TO the Down East town that sent her forth
To sail to the South, East, West and North.
The people are gay and colors blow,
The bride but waits for the word to go.
It comes at last and the dog shores fall
Meath drives and smashes of sledge and
maui.
All shout and cry, ssMay you take his name,
He built her strong, with q counter clean,
The bows sharp cut and dainty beam.
Her memory makes her young again
And lays her back on her mOOring chain.
She rec0unts the days forever done
And calls up her sisters one by one.
The Flying Cloud and the CockatOo,
The Bluenose clipper, the Caribou,
The NabOb, Scud and Indian Chief,
The Flying Dutchman and Maple Leaf.
The Southern Cross and the Yankee Maid,
The Polar Star and the Yankee Blade,
The Lightning, bark, that the English
bought,
And piled high up in an Injy port.
Then, that flight across the Western Sea,
With fleet of five hard-pushed alec,
In liner time from Navesink Heights
To the glare and flare of Lands End lights.
Her matches pour out the scents of spice
From Orient freights of greatest price.
Her polished arms cling tight to the rush
OF the Monsoon in its grinding crush.
Like frightened hound she races home,
A bone in her teeth and lee afoam,
| Sporting brOoms al0ft, for'ard and aft,
| For she is queen of all deep sea craft.
They hogged her back and ruined her speed,
And broke her heart with their itching
! greed,
So they sold her in the coasting trade
To carry Goals till grave she made.
The cleaning comes, with sooty cloud
And scream of siren wild and loud.
A snub-nOsed drOger goes up the bay;
| No mast nor Saii-She is of today.
The ship on the strand shrinks at the sight,
Longing to enter that Lasting Night
And sObs and cries to the rushing tide
| AS it tears the bones of stern and side.
| William Brown MelOney.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-24

Limited tickets for Boston an grove r- 80
$500 from Relfast and all StatiIs r. n.,r.f
through tickets to all points Vr-' T" -rt
west, via all routes, for sale by rN.- -tts.ss
Agent Belfast. GFD ENtNa
Vice President and Gsrera N."l-.
+. f. BooTHBY. Genl Pass anO ,Est ,..ar
The Republican journal., 1907-01-24
aa,.lIII i,lA Zg|I,4g

On and after Dec. 8, 1906. tram, ..,r
at Burnham and Waterville with t.r,s.t
for and from Bangor, Waterville. f.....
Boston. will run as follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.a CaicagS; Jan I2.CATTLE-Estinated receipts. 400
heeTs s Ss S9sS 5 atocsers and feeders 81 eoqs4
30 ooIst %: caves SoQgSS -. HOGS-Esstirnat
fsgeBes nbd 70 is9@S COS head s Market and
henyy m M 50 2Ggse so light 50 2 So 7o9ss s.
q Ss Read Market steady. Sheep SO 6oas5 rs; lambs
Cincinnati. Jan t2HoGs active and strong: butchers,
ad an Snppsrs 20 oozagS6 6S common SO $3.50 CAT
LII. steady fair TO good shippers
81 50QSs. W. '" s'f"Hs NJ
Kansas city. jan 2-CATTLE-Receipts 500 head:
market steady; choice beef steer,
g. 5oase 5O fair to good s4as5 40: fed steers
~ ogso 90 stockers and feeders S3GS4 49, Southern
ssers ss 2SGS5 Southern s2g$S 75 native cows
s2gs4 40 native heifers s3as4 bulls 81 76qt4 25
faTss SS 2SG$1 90 Receipts for the week 6seoo head
SO SWer; as Gg 500 bulk Of sales ss 4oase 47 heavy
Mso 4212. Receipts for the 81 head. SHEEP
NO receipts market nomnay steady lambs SIS 50aST So
ewes and yearlings 81 T6GS6 Western yearinzs
50 eO4Se So Western fed sheep 81 506s5 ana
Feeders. 20 2oGS5 Receipts for the week head
East Buffalo Jan 12-CATTLE steady. VEALS-Re-
cepts 40 head; market active and 50c 81 25G
SO 20 HoGs-Receipts. & 100 head market fairly active
ad oql lower heavy So 80 mixed and Workers. s6
90 81 pgs so s5SS7 roughs s5 soass 10: stags 81 ESQ
20 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 900 head; kst
active; sheep steady; lambs 15c higher s5ass Is
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,,1 - New York. January l2 1907
CoFFEE-The coffee market made records for
tne season on saturday under heavy liquidation
seemed to be based official reports of panic}v
Cofoltlon IN the Santos market. The n Santos
was only 1uu reis. which than a readtust-
rhent q the recent declines this seemed no
IecIol OF pancky condition such reported by
nlcla caole private cable received one Of
me most prominent OF the firms stating that the
caacterlzation panicky untrue the govern
IeIl continued 10 buy 10000 bags daily. cable from
t1RFre sslo that bulls unloading
was soliciting orders Big local importers replied 10 this
;ugne, 0eslns d &c under Fridays asking prices
t NE ocal market opened at decline 20925 points
lt e eood support at the decline to
ing OF European shorts support from some ~ ths
tg raoe interests The close steady in tone ana 10
points ne lower Sales for the nearly so 600
& Wnlcn represents big business half
t.e -ropeah markets were weak and lower
nFp0rI decins Of II. franc and Hamburg ak
pL-illR over The BIO market declined
cepts continued just about recent scale The two
naQ o'V bags against 10000 last year Jun
IidIS receipts were 1000 bags. against
The market fer coffee quiet with quot atoms On
the basis of Csc for Rio No I 0-
was follows: - ~ @' ''"S' ''-U@S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nav YORK; JspuR,

,,rr-,,-. New York. January II, 1907.
BEEvEs-Receipts were IS ears. s2O head. all for
slaughtersrs except cars No trading o mportancs
IN i've cattle Feeling steady for good ana heavy
oeeVesi duIi ror others Dressed beef nght in
euiry at last quotations Liverpool and London cattle
and bsef markets unchanged Shipments to-day in
eaaed s2o head OF cattle and 1000
me Ainnetonka 20 London $500 quarters on
the New York also for the London market 1875 quar-
ters OF beef the Eruria TO Liverpool "a head
cattle on the Berrnudan 20 Bermuda
CALNES-Receipts none. and there were none In the
market NoTninally steady for al sorts grades
NYe cettls Dressed calves nrrn 41<ho 70 for
CITY dressed ven. with fancy carcasses bringing
country 9T1ry,T dressed sold az Ia 5se
dsAEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts cars or
heso including 10 ears for slsughterers for
!he market and with tho stock held over yesterday
many wanted lambs steady for all grades ~ cars OF
Common 20 choice sheep sold 50 Be935 20 per 100
y SI1S 9ts 30; choice stock holding somsthins
higher. Dressed mutton steady at ~ a loo per N
eresseo lambs slow at l7nisHc; country
HOUSE lambs frTnsr at IS q $40 per carcnss
eaIes-Tohin q Shannon I21 lambs, rs 70 average
A. Us so per 100 ro 122 Ohio wethers 10 at s5 50
1O6 Ohio ewes, l4O 10, IS v '
Kerns Commission Company: 1os Indiana la,rh. ca
~ at 81 249 Buffalo do. SO 81 sT: SO INDIANA
sheep. 127 10, at s5; 1e do. So 10. at So so.
q Judd q CO. 216 Buffalo lambs II n at ss az
late yesterday 24s Buffalo lambs 81 10 at 81 90
tOGS-Recspts were i9 or 81 head all for
slaushterers None for sale weights Country
dressed hogs steady at so q loo per FOR medium 10
light weights. -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By telegraph TO Tho Tr-ibune.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE grain markets were Arm
to-day higher prices prevailing until end.
when corn got out OF step and closed 1-1sc lower
for May and 80 to Nc for July. The gains In
wheat were ssc for May and Ac for July. Oats
closed lsc to c higher for May and Ao up for July.
Provisions regained before the end practically all
that was lost in the early decline. ribs showing an
advance OF 2ac for the day
Wheat traders under the influence of IN
different cables and the local snow at the opening
What shortly afterward turned attention from such
matters the still dwindling volume of the re-
ceipts in the Northwest Although extremely dull
the market had firm undertone. The offerings
small. and consequently buying OF moderate
volume suficed TO lift prices slightly The market
held steadily to the advance II made early In the
session. and at the close was at it's highest May
being 765sc. compared with I6l4c yesterday. Juy's
close at 76l@c against 76l4c yesterday.
Corn steady for more than an hour and a
half for the fluctuations in May corn in that time
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

bulk per 15S & 81 2Sasi IS gHArs NeS ' Orleans SS IS
per 100 bunches 81 50Gs2; OKTA Florida carrisr
81 beqs5 do Cuban. S2gs5 PEAS. Florida per basket,
Cutan. $2aS+: PARSLEY New Orleans. curly. per
box 81 to9Sl rs; PARsNIPS per bhI 81 6Ogse PUMP
kINs per bbl 6oc4x1: RADISHEs Norfolk. per basket.
do Florida. basket 5OcGs2 90: Bermuda per box
81 osas8 do French. dozen 81 6091l 70: SPINACH
Norfolk. per bb!. slGH 25; STRING BEANS Florida,
green and wax sood TO fancy Per basket crate $50
Marrow. h6l 75e9xI Is cuban. white per crsts
SlQs2; TOMATOES Florida S2fS5 do
Cuban 81 o0gs4 o0 DO West Indies carrier s2gs4;
T,abas aS is9a pf E nss % sSS eSoqsg TCRN4Ps cs2sas
rnt4bsg2 6ocgSl DO nearby white, 81 25Gsl Is: WA
IE5RCESEsS. per 100 bunohes. s1GSl So
HoTHoUSb PRoDUCTs-Cucurnbers show further de-
cline %eiins under very dull trade: Mushrooms firm other
Sog7'ss ss5 SsgSCMnEs 60, ao.sn s6cas ous per
IS6: .0ss sst @osa sat
100 punches. 50 5oaSs So: RHuSARb Westsrn per
ATge bunch I5Esoc; SPINACH. per dozen bunches 10
0iiaS Hay rTG8NbT9Es 8Nb sFRA RsE r 3osa9S
me severe storm which checked hauling added to tn.
moderate call OF Saturday IN prices are nor
nay unohansed and gh. supplies 10 hold up ouots
uons f9r best to useful lots STRAW continues arm
snea !Atsr sot prices Receipts hay and straw in
9Is reported AZ the Produce Exchange noon 10
hudson River Railroad 800. Erie Railroad To- Pennsy
xania Hailroad 1So; Delaware Lankawanna & Western
Hsilroed 2lo Lehlgh Valley Railroad no Ba.ncre A
Ohlo ha!!Toad. 10; Ontario Western Railroad 2O ,otnI
$50 tons Receipts for tho tons receipts ia.
week $50 tons Receipts OF
'hs week. Ieo tonsi receipts last week 510
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
REPORT OF COPPER DEAL DENIED.

John ID RYAN president of the Anaconda Copper
Company who is one of the leaders in the syndicate
that recently took control OF the Greene Con-
solidated Copper Company, was in Wall Street yes
terday having returned from an inspection Of the
newly acquired properties in Mexico He said
there was little foundation for a report that the
syndicate had acquired control of the Copper Range
Consolidated Company. the Osceoa Consolidated
Mining Company. ths Tamarack Mining Company
and several other important Lake Superior copper
mining companies. and that these companies would
be merged In the future. The syndicate has
owned two Michigan copper properties for some
time Mr. Ryan says but has not planned TO add to
tts holdings In that section.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

+Nto-OULLee market weak; No
SIee 6t2d; receipts. 600 bags shipments Scr Ike
1hlted states; 10000 bags shipments for EuroDe nil
STOCK. STOCK $500 bags; ssntos-Cofee market panicky
oe2 ageFage santos 3qseoo receipts 81 bags stock
~.oooVU bags Hamburg-Cofree market opened -lSI
SeSt1s i0"ert a. p m 1GI pfennlg lover
SA.h op bags Havre-Coffee market opened steady
= lTS over at u franc lower; sales IS 900 bags
CCi+CN-Ihere was quite sharp break In -he rotTc1
atTket to-dey as result Of uquIdatlon lover
caoiss ana disappointing visible supply satepen, r.
vas easy at net decline OF IS q points saiss
Ior 'he day We're estimated TIE onenr
wac easy at decline Hf Is points which was law
an due on the cables After nerg about Ie ooints net
over on All the active months. -alliei or
looked as II the holders OF -eth9r zr9n. oaa 1es
sgain az any rate ant closed :st Aeoa ;aa lns.st
o ue csy va tTCa ss't:1S around 056a
ssc the high potut II this week within q osta
"a. oW record tor me season reGcs,c month Tad
ing was quite active tor hal; !dvs-eol should
eNe teen 20 points highe- ana spite cr the con
nued big spot ssss reported II the: market 20 30 bales
hhN4fe oesa SOLD In tie
az net decline OF points vsts cables ettrt4st ,ho
decline n iess favorable weekend figures tran expeced
Inc nie Toane OF spiuners takugs tEs main
surrort - the market for time
;esnc1A receipts and this
heIs taFnEs Tor the last~week
ia % those for toe previous
than last Year, when the into sKht running cb,ut
one-heiS CT present figures ~
TIE range OF contract prices local market CAV
follows: - ~4'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
MAKING A START.

Jackson and Hughes were old friends. The
brrner, by shrewdness and industry. earned a
bod income but Hughes not so fortunate.
One day he asked his successful friend, the
ecret OF his prosperity.
We'll" replied Jackson. I'll tell IL to you for
B. Be saving. Of course. and when you do make
b bargain with any one, be sure no one hears
fou. and then II you get the worst of 1t or want
70 back out you can"
Hughes thought second and then said:
Die any one hear you make this bargain"
MOI soul" replied Jackson.
-. Wen, then" the prompt answer. i think
VI begin On you"-Cardin Times.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

covered only I-lOc. An active trade In ooth
wheat and oats did nothing toward stirring up the
corn market. May closed ST 4sa.c. compared Win
43ac TO 4S7sc yesterday. July at the close was
4SAc. against 49a4c TO 1880 yesterday.
Trade in oats brisk and the market was
strong with Improvement over the closing prices
of the day before May closed at a'2c TO Sossc
compared with ssssc the day before July s close
was aas,c against s32sc to sS12c yesterday
Provisions were active and irregular recovering
from, an early decline The early weakness was
due 10 an estimate OF a hog OF 100000 head for
next week the talent selling freely on the pros
pectivs large supply. At the close May pork was
SIC 20; May lard 50 421a. and May ribs. 50 02i2.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
NORTH CAROLINA
PINEY WOODS INN.

Long pine region; sandy soil; mild. dry equabie c
mate. modified by warm winds from the Gulf Stream
The Piney Woods Inn has all modern eniences-
suite. with baths. electric IightA
parlors. etc
Golf links in fine condition. free guests profess
charge Tennis. saddle riding. shooting.
hunting; orchestra: pure spring water.
No Consumpttves Received.
Reached Seaboard Air Line.
ST JOHN & SON. Southern Pines. y. c.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
NEW YORK AND orasa aAs SECURITIES.
Furnished y vsa sca.Ick & Co.. No. Wall sire

sAnd interes-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received at their Uptown Once. No 1884
Broadway. between 36th and 5Tth SITS. until o'clock
D. Advertisements received az the foowins ersnoa
offices regular Office until o'clock D m, VIA.
asa sth ave. 23d- st i5S sth ave- cor t1sn
% East ltth ST. Isl West s2d 81, eesween - No
West Ie5thr 1883 Sd ave. bsgVooo
zsth and s7th sts. 1925 Sd near s1ss St -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
Mes, t17 BOOSTS SO: farnIlv s1s boas1s SNORT ceal

Mess, SIT 5OGs1s so; family SIS boas1s; short clear
81 25Qsl9 BEEF firm auoted Mess NsaSY e' 500 son
BLESSED HOES firm: quoted; Beconss sae; lso 5IT n
Iac 10 n los4c h, 1Olac: 4 10 lo3.X1o1SvSy vy
Picked hams steady Ga@:ed e At fAb Barely
steady quoted Middle prime 4ogs soc eiIy
lard set; quoted at 9a95.c Refined iard nsreg Rpas
kegs, 11e5c Compound steady; quoted al teaT
STEARINE steady; quoted oieH H9tc; CITY 'Nio l
The Wholesale market price Of beef cuts in New T aprk
City for close of week is somewhat hlgher az o. So
We qgoe; No ribs per n l2SG Go Nc io, 40 40 do Sc
roGnds. sg4c: No do &c; No 3 do ~. and
steady to firm at all points distribution Quotations
4a choice heads 6eads S. acc Japan domestic 4se
3}ae, q2}ae, O1S0T''' java 7''S''1'
sUGAR-Rehned sugar quiet. but without
quotes granulated 565c less per cent ana othef
rehners SOC. less l cent cash net dhe ao.
lowing prices. subject to rebate OF ~ pos
a per cent for cash days GUY Iosa
and crushed $500; crystal douinoes. lose; Eagle
tablet &C; A. 5.15c; cubes Eagle 10 bags pow
dered aud Eagle confectioners' granuIatea 2ioo.
xxx powdered 495c; powdered coarse powdered
fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and extra @ nne
granulated 49Oc; Eagle 10 cartons OF me sranu
do n bags do 4s5c % and 90 10 pas Si
do 4S5c: Eagle fine or standard granulaed ana ga
mond A. 4.soc; confectoners A. 4eoe no X 80 soo
and g 445c: No 4, 440c; No o. 4S5c; no O. 4.'oS
No 4 25c; No s. 20c: No g. 4i15c; No 10. 4O6c; no
IL 4c; No r. 1850 No 13. 3-soc Nos - 10 ana To-
closed the week quiet put tle uiluei
tone however was nominaly steady. and duty palu
prices quoted follows: centrifugal 20 'eSI
S2c museovado SO test. SC, and noiasses sugat,
quiet, prices fully maintained ana Quoteu "'
IL u d for January and February
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
NEW YORK PRICES

MT5rALs-The market for pig iron certificates at the
Produce Exchange was firm but dull. Regular grades
we're unchanged standard foundry generally shade
blgher Nc sales foundry quoted as fol-
lows: Cash January S23Qs24 oO February ~ 20
s24; March s22 T5gs23 10; April May and June 81 %
SS2s -. ,, -, --a ...,.s
steady but quiet. Quoat tions follow New Orleans cen
rffueal common. 1iQ16c: fair 16g1sc good. slsqs2o
prime 2092sc: New Orleans, open kettle S@igasc @
syRIPS-(-onmon. I4dl5e; fair, 15g17c; good lSG20c
prime. 22q24c; fancy. 26p2sc
oil steady to firm on moderate
commission house buying and limited offerings Trad
ing was rather quiet. Spot quoted nominally at 42c
Sales 100 February. 4oee; 1900 March 4oe and and be9
Wav AT I.nseed oil was unchanged Refined
petroleum said TO be in steady demand at recent recent
,rtrss We quote PETROLEUM, standard white.
phIs zoe; bulk 4oc; PhiIaderhia. 745c bulk 4S5c
sanad cases New York l0ci Philadelphia 99bc water
,,,b.e <ew York $500: bulk. 64Gc; Philadelphia
q s5c: bulk e.s5c. water white cases New york i3ei
psfsdelnhia 2 95c. COTTONSEED OIL--Prime crude
o b mills s5iac: prime summer yellow January az
q 1,c, Febr1ary 40s nc; March. +Oq 4lc May 81
gaeEc JuIy s9h ssa4c. and September. seAs a 4oc
r-;a white &C prime winter yellow, 49c asked
gINsEFD OIIl-American seed, city raw 4lgsze; 9pt
~ town raw 4OG41c: Calcutta raw, 65c IARD Oll-'
77Q7Gc ..ut,u .. lard ~, makers
The provision sustained sharp decline IN tns mrs. @
hor hut recovered commission mouse SUPPORT ana
closed rather firm Receipts az Chicago lsg3 90 @ head e
tmated for 600 and next week lSooo; ran
sas City. 5000 and Omaha 5000 PORK steseyi 9uoisai
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
Observation-Disclosures


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New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

~ and MEAI1-The -four market steady but
s2rnE lest %; winter straisSts 50 4sS S0
So So NJ E9is & $685. F3, extra G No winter
and to arrive RE oP oGR ss'isS aGe at qotG ~ lSg
sig e good 50 e5ssa So choice fancy. s. s5as4 20
soT q l 2 s'esfy s. % Haosa % ns white sP6
arm CITY stesdy quoted: western spring 322 40 stand
ara niddI!Gs: s2l 90 -four s2s So rcd dog s24 all
So s22@s4 red d dos DDs 81 AS So f hoHHy GGy
were E m auseessf osesn agsh IL ~ SSt o.
the regular sessiOn but on the curb after IL ook tso
market showed evidsnees Of fairly good buying
signs decreasing s further before there Is
and Duluth we're only 20 cars compared with AZ
previous Addsa 70 mis- nanenes good cash
heretofore Bfodha esos that w6T s haa
OF this total practically half will country
class susge.as more eonndencs the bg! side There
ers Fridays business in New YORK Would Teach
20 or IS 0sd The ss se66oa5a 3 again
total primary receipts about the year
change previous day and
sseofd.agly cid not cut mush s figure here Al o'clock
regular ciose The market at New York quoted
winter tso Soat coRNrhe trade q in 9 Corn Hse %as
rather narrow prices did have OF a move
the West They started 1.c higher. were
temperatures Throughout the West After this the market
@ ns 4nS doPDsd o ohasy 3
predictions OF clearing and colder weather In the belt
previous night Total receipts the West 900
eaeo the ariIeis Of all Tans weTe over the esaes No
saoo1 Z 10 whe 1Geh Soe and I' No yeoW too
aos oATsIhsTe was far m trade IN ths
lowing % Cash 20 eHs IS e. s6 New T S Ssse 0e
s. b 4og4ic clipped white, 80 e % n 4os4ssc
dun quoted g 81 25 per 100 n
r. NEW YORK PRICES
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-07

Tom Willis returned yesterday from Palo Pinto county. Texas, where he was taken few days since by Sheriff R. A. Peak, charged with the crime of forgery. alleged to have been com mitted several years ago. The mat ter was fixed up and the defendant re- leased on bond pending a trial of the case later. Willis will return to his mining property in the Whetstones.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-07
Luex zrz-~

When the late E ValemesssRt. the proprietor sf ths Paris FIEsro. died he left the paper to the thrss msR whs had done ths most to aid him. But thers were many old contributors on she paper. men with well known names, whS made an outery at this divissSn ef property. They Insisted that they ought to have been consult eA 8nd Esey RsSoAtsz.e5 70 8pEnd aa expedition paper to Figaro.
 This alarmed the three oFincipsls. and they made q proposition to the ef- feet that ebey themselves should take each f7.0o0 cut ef the eencern yearly and that the other men should each have 6 salary of kl.5oo for the work they were ts do and st the end of the year ersv q Ike sum out of the prof its. thus insuring them fs.00o . year sech. Yet these men did not write an average of more than half . column . day sach--if. indeed. that mueh-ss thxt thcy had . very easy time of it
 It wss enc of the conditions that when any enc of them dies his share goes to the others. % that the last sur vivor win have sA snorrasus inc>r=s-- Londsz Observes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-07
SULPHUR SPRINGS VALLEY.

That the Sulphur Springs valley is des+ined to be the finest agricultural sectiGn of the southwest is the firm beTeg of B. F. Duffin, who has just retue ned from that part of it that lies close up to the Chiricahuas, about twenty-six miles from here.
 There, in township 20, said MT. Duffin this morning, T found that within the past eighteen months thir- ty homesteads have been taken up and many are under cultivation. l found the homesteaders growing fine large crops of everything without any irrigation. Out there they are produc- ing corn, sugar cane, squash, melons, turnips, peanuts, beets, cantaloupes and various other vegetables without water except that from rains. For the small gardens windmills are used and good water of a plentiful supply can be secured at a depth ranging from eight to thirty feet. The soil is a dark, rich loam made by washings from the Chiricahuas and is wonder fully productive I counted of thirty feet as the length of one squash vine grown without irrigation which had on it at the time twenty four squashes.
 This is typical of what the entire valley Is capable of."-Douglas Dis
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-07
DOUGLAS SCHOOLS.

Speaking today of the probability of more school buildings being re quired in Douglas next year Albert Stacy, member of the local school board, gave it as his opinion that if Douglas continues to grow as it has during the last year more school buildings will be required. All the present buildings are now accommo- dating all the children possible with out crowding to a point which would prevent the best results. It has been suggested that future buildings should be small and located so as to prevent long travel by the children; this seems to be a popular plan recently in all cities.
 Several additions to Douglas are growing rapidly in population and school buildings will be required for them in the near future.-Douglas In ternational-American
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-07
COCHISE COUNTY

turbance in the vicinity of the June ton mine this evening was locked up in the jail for trying to take advan- tage of the absence of the officers.