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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
THE REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING. M
FINE OIL PAINTINGS.

In the Bank of Douglas there are now on exhibition six oil paintings which will adorn the walls of the par lors of the Hotel Gadsden. All of these pictures are richly framed and the six cost more than 5000, accord ing to the statement of E. R. Pirtle who purchased them. One of the pie lures is that of a towboat bringing an English sailing vessel into New York harbor, by James G. Tyler; another picture is scene on the river Nile, showing the pyramids in the distance, by P. Pascal; another is called the musical dog and is by NJ. Falanga; the fifth is an English forest scene. and the sixth is a musita. study by P. B. Hahs.
 These pictures will be hung on the walls of the mezanine floor, which will overlook the rotunda, and will add much to the attraction of that part of the hotel
 Three elegant cash registers have also been received for the hotel and the electric fixtures have been ship ped.
 The brick work on the hotel is be- ing pushed to completion with all pos sible speed and it Is now the calcula. ton that the hotel will be complete and ready for the public on September l.-Douglas International-American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
COUNTRY CLUB OF
 DOUGLAS HAS MEETING

DOUGLAS, June I3.--(Special)-
 According to reports received from the finance and membership commit tee last night at meeting of the di- rectors of the Country club the propo- sition to erect a club house and i'm prove grounds east of Douglas is be- ing received with much favor by the citizens of Douglas.
 At the meeting of the directors last night all members were present and all were highly pleased with the pro gress made, so much so that it was determined that the clubhouse should cost not less than $7000, whereas the original plans for the building had not contemplated a cost of more than four thousand dollars. Architect Holden submitted a rough building sketch along original lines and was instruct ed to change and elaborate them for a $7000 building.
 The board of directors of the clul Is divided into three committees a follows:
 Building and incorporation-S. W French, H. N Reno. Judge Cass.
 Finance and membership-L c Hanks, James Speed and F. c. Robin. son.
 Committee on grounds-J P Sex ton George Dave. Mir Cuthbert.
 The committee on membership re ported that 125 members had been secured for the club and that there were yet twenty others who would sign the membership roll as soon as it can be presented to them.
 The committee on grounds reported that the International Land and I'm provement company had offered the club four lots in the Clawson addition on the east side of the tract, just two blocks north of the street car track. It was agreed that this would be desirable location and in addition to the four lots donated the committee was instructed to lease eight addition al lots to be improved with tennis courts, lawns, trees, etc. Forty acres adjoining these grounds are also to be leased for golf links.
 The building and incorporation com mittee reported that they had arranged for plans which they hoped to have completed in the very near future. The articles of incorporation for the club are being prepared and the club is to have legal existence as soon as the necessary papers can be pre- pared and filed with the proper au- thorities.
 Each of the original members of the club will pay an initiation fee of $50 and while the expense and mainte- nance of the grounds cannot yet be definitely anticipated still it is believed that with membership of 125 month
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
GREAT FUTURE FOR THE GRtEAE-CAKAAEA
Copper Properties Gets Confi- dence of Michigan Mining
 Paper.

At this mine they are steadily add ing to their copper output. Enlarge ments have been made at the Douglas smelters to care for the increase. and the company Is making an enormous amount of money on the capital invest ed. No other mine can show any such record, and it is property that will be mining and smelting ore for many years to come. It has a lot of well located ground as yet untouched and has several years ore developed in the mine. We know of nothing bet ter in all the long copper list and none other will treat the shareholder any better. It has ore enough show ing in the mine to return the cost of the stock in dividends, and that's a pretty good condition of affairs. It will undoubtedly increase its dividend rate before the year is over, as it can easily do it on its earnings. The com. nany Is also developing outside lands and evidently is going to be success full in at least two of them. It is in the mining business to stay.
 Will Pay a Dividend.
 It is stated that Greene-Cananes win begin raying dividends on the first of August There has been a lot said concerning the dividends of this company, but tEose who know the management had no fears that they would not come. Nothing has been said concerning the amount, but this can safely be left to the judgment of those who have the affairs of the com pany in hand. IT. t they will be in. creased from time to time, following cut the well known policy of these people, is certain. The property is being given the very best attention, is steadily making gains, an6 improve ment is going on upon all sides both in the mine and upon the surface.
 As Iron Ore has often said. Greene Cananea is to make the greatest cop per mine on the continent. It has the ores, the territory, and the rest will come in good time. There has been very liberal transferring of the old Greene Consolidated shares and now but very little remains to be ex- changed. All recognize the adYisa- bility of coming into the reorganized company as it will have benefits which the old concern cannot secure. The wisdom of the exchange is apparent to all those who keep posted on this sub iect. With the starting of the divi- d-nds there will be a lot of people who will be much pleased. Greene Cananea will earn the dividends it will pay. They will not be forced. but legitimateIy taken from the mines. The stock is very low, ridiculously so, but this is true of many others in the copper column many of which are earning over 20 per cent on the pres. ent quoted price of the shares.-Iron Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
OJ|BWAy COMPANY
 IS INCORPORATED
Thomas Cole and Captain jaSr HoatSon Believed to Be
 In Control,

CALUMET, Mich, June 1S.-Arti cles of incorporation of the ojibway Mining company, capitalized for $2, 500,000 in 100000 shares, were filed with the clerk of Hougnion county this week. The amount of capital ac- tually paid in is $S40, 900, being $10 share on S4.000 shares subscribed. The articles state the business offices out side of the state are to be located at Duluth, Minn. The Michigan offices will be located at Houghton. No real or personal property was transferred to the company at the time of its or ganizalion.
 While the articles of the new cor poration do not disclose inc interests behind it, it is known that some of the most prominent men in the copper mining world are in control. Thomas F. C>Nle of Duluth, and Captain James HoatsGn of Calumet, and their associa- tes in those and other places are heay- fly interested in the concern. While no official announcement has been made it is understood that Dr. l.. L. Hubbard of Houghton, former state geologist for Michigan, will be presi- dent of the company, and explorations undOuDJedly VIII De earned out along the lines laid down by him.
 Diamond drill exploration was in progress several months last year on the lands lying between the Cliff on the northeast and the Bacon and Ja- cobs track and the Seneca on the ! southwest and which will be taken over by the new company. At that time the work was carried forward by syndicate of prominent mining men. Dr. l.. L. Hubbard outlined the work. | It is understood that some exceptional ly rich ores, pronounced by some the richest ever taken from diamond ! drill hoie in the Lake Superior dis. i trict were obtained from the Kearsage | amygdaloid bed. The Oiibway will
 have large property. plenty of work | ing capitol and as good management
 as is obtainable, consequently it is ex 1 pected to develop into . very valuable property. No announcement has beer made regarding the probable date when work will begin but it is reason
 able to suppose that the company vii start operations as 500 mas the neces sary preliminary details are finished.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
DOUGLAS RECEIVES
 275 CARS 4 DAY

DOUGLAS, June 13.--( Special. l-
 The average number of freight cars which arrive daily in Douglas over the E3 Paso and Southwestern railroad is coaserFzalvaly estimated at 275 by a gentleman connected with the road in this city who has splendid opportunity for observing the arrival of cars. From El Paso and Deming come daily about one hundred loaded cars, consisting of coke, coal and other supplies for the great smesters here and at Cananea. From Bisbee comes an average of one hundred cars of ore every day and from Benson and Cananea something like seventy-iVe cars are received.
 On Saturday last there were seven ty-two ears of ore received from Bis bee consigned to the Copper Queen smeiter and sixteen cars of ore for the c. end A. smelter; yesterday the Queen smelter again received seventy two cars of ore and the c. and A. re ceived twenty-five cars. From El Paso yesterday the several freight trains arriving brought total of ffty-six cars of coke for the Copper Queen and sixty-five loads of other freight con signed to Douglas. Bisbee and Cana nea.
 This enormous freight receipt here tells the story of the magnitude of the enterprises which arc underway here. The handling of these freight cars alone requires a great many men from the time they are received until the cars are unIoaded and ready to return east and west
 The Southwestern has just begun to to receive delivery of fifty new ore cars from the factories in Pittsburg which goes to show that the road is making timely preparation to handle the increased quantities of ore which the additions to the smelters here will require in the near future.
 The Southwestern is now doing about ali the business in the way of freight haul that is possible, but it is making preparation to increase Its facilities in the future to meet every demand 1t requires time to have rolling stock and engines manufac- tured and the local railroad, like al most every enterprise has hard work to keep up with the requirements of this rapidly growing section of Ari- zona.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
SUM MARY.

Especial Wire to Duey & overlock.)
 NEW YORK. June 13.--American stocks in London irregular, mostly above parity. Two small failures in London steady exchange but unim- portant.
 Treasury calls for return of $3O.- 100000 deposits in July.
 Bank of England rate unchanged.
 Treasury calls for deposits prac- tically offsets redemption of remaind- eT of government funds.
 Damages for $105. 5.5S9.0O against New York Central government by Su- preme court jury in automobile death claim.
 Firmness in exchange indicates possible resumption of Paris gold en- agreements but treasury with drawl als may preyent.-Dow Jones & Go.
 Good demand for stocks in loan crowd although account opened light CT than three weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 BOSTON. June 13.-One by one the coppers are sagging of their own weight. There is absolutely no buy ing power and any block of stock coming oa the market on any bad news will break any stock several points. Yesterday it was Utah and today it was old Dominion. We are in for a little dull period and I must repeat my advice of the past few months: Sell stocks and stay out of the market for the time or go short and stay with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
GONZALES DIES.

Nicolas Gonzales. the Mexican who was so severely burned at the Copper Queen smelter few days ago by the ipping of a pot of matte, died last light at the Calumet hospital, whither le was taken immediately after the accident.
 He leaves a family here who live on International avenue.
 Judge Rice as coroner. will conduct n inquest over the body some time his afternoon-Douglas International American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
SUMMARY.

Estimated Canada Pacific earnings over fifteen per cent on common and fiscal year.
 Grand Trunk buys thirty thousand tons steel rails from Lackawanna Steel Co. for delivery this year.
 Canada trade imports and exports in past f2 months Incorporation IS per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF CITIZENS BANK & TRUST co.

At Bisbee. in the Territory Of Arizona, at the close of business June 12, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14

ly dues of s2 each win be sufficient to meet all demands.
 The membership already signed up shows that the club will start out un- der the mast favorable circumstances and that it will become lasting sue cess and credit to Douglas there can be no reasonable doubt.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-14

WALKER BROS! STOCK LETTER Special Wire to Duey & Oyerlock.D ,
 NEW YORK, June 13.-The mar ket today was very dull and without feature The trading was entirely professional and changes slight. We do not look for much activity this week. but think the market holds very well and the undertone looks good. Professionals here expect a rally.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13

Entonces 81 Sc trat6 de loco. Empui6 la
-puerta con todas sus fuerzas aplicando Ia bo-
ca a la cerradura djo suplcante:
-Abra listed.
Llama ba d Sabina en- vOz muy baia: ella
podia Dir su anheloso aliento pues permanecfa
cerCa dc la puerta, heada, dandO diente con
diente sin tener fuerzas nj para abrir, nj
para volverse acostar. 49,.
Continuaba con furia e huracan hacien-
do crur los arboles sonar las puertas de la
casa.
Ambos vclvieron cada uno a su CANA con
el cuerpo quebl antado el alma llena de iris
teza
Los gallos empezaron cantar con voz
ronca d traves de los empanados cristales
Sc divisaron los. primeros albores de la ma
mana
Era aquella IN alba lamentable. trjste
ahOgada poT la ncesante lluvia
Cristobal Sc levanto 10 mas pronto que le fu6
possible; bajo a la cocinay habl6 con la gente de
Sc la casa.
Ienia prisa por partir, temfa encontrar-
de nuevo solas con Sabina
Cast fue para 81 I'm alivio cuando lie diio
la mollnera que Sabna estaba algo enferma,
que habia cogido frio en Ell paseo del dia ante
rior que no sc marcharia aquella mafiana
La vuelta 4 la ciudad fue l1gubre.
No habfa querido aceptar el coche VOL
via pie atrav6s del campo mojado en- medic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13
JUAN CRIsT0BAL
eserva algo fra, y fngian absorberse de

reserva algo fra, y ingian absorberse de
nuevO.
No Sc daban cuenta exacta de 10 que SEN
tian
Ambos estaban descontentos uno de otro.
de ST 1nlSmO de las cOsas
Sc habia Dorado de su pensameuto la no.
che del mOlino: ruborizabanse al recordarla v
no sabian que es 10 que les causaba mas rubor.
ST su locura su cobarda
Dabales pene verse, porque este traia
su memor1a recIerdos que querian olvidar
de com1n acuerdo, sc retiraron uno otro al
fondo de sus habitaciones para olvidarse por
complete.
Pero este no era possible, aquella hosti-
l1dad secreta les ha cfa sufr1r.
Crist6bal sentla perseguido por la ex-
preston de sordo rencor que habia podido leer
una vez en- Ell glacial semblante de Sabina
A ella no le haclan sufrir menos estos
pensamientos; por mucho que hac1a para
combatirlos, hasta para negarfos, podfa
deshacerse de eOs.
Uniase este la verguenza de que Girls
tobal hubese adivinado 10 que pasaba en- ella;
vergiienza de haberse ofrecido. ~ de no
haberse entregado
Cristobal acept6 con j1bilo la OCCASION que
Sc le presentaba de ir a dar algunos conciert
en- Colonia en- Dusseldorf
Estaba muy contento de pasar dos tres
semanas lejos de la casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13

FL bando1erismo en- Sicilia-Tfsico y
Ioco-El asinato del Condc
BOnmartini

Gomunican de Palermo que a
consecuencia de la detencion del
bandolero Salomone sc han Ian
zado numerosas ordenes de cap
tura contra varlos personajes de
los alredores, muchos de los cua-
les han hufdo va.
Entire los detenidos hgura un
conocido medianero del ban
Quero Florio, llamado Pedro y
Y cuyo hijo mayor es comandan-
te de las guardias municipales
de Palermo.
En- Milan falleci6 de tuberculo.
sis, en- ell Manicomio, donde ha-
bia sido encerrado, Ell plntor flo
rentino Manfredini, que estaba
Iocamente enamorado de la ar
tista Krucenisky y que EN- elmes
de abril del ailo pasado lntento
penetrar en- el departamento del
hotel ocupado por esa artlsta,
con TN revolver en- una mano y
una navajo en- la otra.
-.
Ell doctor Naldi ha sido lleva-
do nuevamente a la penitencia-
ria de Volterra, dOnde debe cum
plir su pena.
Los informes que sc reciben
de Bolofla respecto de este asun-
to aseguran que del reciente ca
REQ habido entire Ell doctor Naldi
Y el abogado Murri, sc ha logra.
do saber Ell nombre del asesino
pagado que di6 muerte al conde
Bonmartini, en- tanto que Murri
Y Naldi sc encontraban en- la
habitacion Immediate.
Anaden estas noticias que Ell
sumario que sc ha iniciado de
nuevo continua con toda acti-
vidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13
BDICTO
Corte de Distrito del Distrito u
dicial de San Juan, P. r.
sECCI6N Ia
Estados Unidos de America
III Presidente
de los Estados Unidos.
EX prFTy
SOBRE DOMINIC
EX--PARTE

POR CUANTO, habiendo preserta do
cl abogado Don Wenceslao Bosch
una moci6n nombre de Manuel Pc
rez Garcia, solicitando que Sc declare
justifcado en- su favor el dominic que
alega tener sobre la siguiente fnca
"Parcela de terreno en- Ell barrio de
Santurce, Sen Juan, P. r. compuesta
de novecientos sesenta y siete me
tros 81 cent1m etros cuadrados, colin
dante por Ell Norte con otro inmueble
del mismo Manuel Perez Y Garcia Y
con la via ferrea de The San uan
LIGHT & Transit Co, por el Sur CON
tierras de Gorgonio Bollvan por ell
Este con terrenos en- parte del mismo
Pzrez Garcia y Gorgonio Bolivar, y
por Ell Oeste con los mismos Perez
y Bolivar"
POR TANTo, y habiendose admitido
-dicha moci6n por el Hon. Juez Don
Pedro de Audrey, por orden de este
y Por la presente Sc convoca las
pefsonas ignoradas 4 quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscripcio ion de dom nio
sobre la finca referida para que com
parezcon a alegar 10 que les convi-
nisre ante la Corte y Secci6n referi-
das, dentro del termino de sesenta
dias contados desde la publication
del dltimo edicto. Ell presente Sc
publicara durante un mes una vez
cada semana en- IN periodico de gran
circulation de esta ciudad.
Dado Ell San Juan, P. r., bajo mi
frma y el sello de la Corte, hoy dia
ocno de Agosto de Ioo7.-Jose E. FL
gueras, Secretario. Por A. Marin
Marien, Sub secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13
Toyerla, Relojer1a y Optica
" HUsTH g Co.,
sUcEsOREs JOE G.>TINAUD

SUCESORES JOE G.~TINAUD

x e.
Gran surtido de efec-
tos de plata y plates :
dos, prOpiOs para re :
galOS.
Especialidad en- CT :
blertos de plata de le>.
y plateados de calida
superior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13

Fotografas de personas mayores Sc haran de IaAmy
de l a S p. NJ
Fotografas de n1hos de anos grupo
ncuyan ninos de la edad ndcada SOkAMENTk
por la mai1ana
Todo trabajo haya que ecogero la ocina DEF
blecmlento, pagara la ad de mporte adeantado
resto al entregarsele las fotografas
Todos los abaos que deban remtirse por coeo abo
naan toaidad hacer peddo incuyendo elimpo
del franqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13
GALERIA COLORADO
ae Aa~ -=AvT7o-

La crecene imporanca de Estabecimiento obliga
Direction deerinar las oras de despacho, para
jor servicio del p1blico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-13

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Evening journal., 1907-08-31

Timber owners and manufacturers will be in
terested in the results OF the detailed studies Of
commercial timber trees which the Forest Service
Of the United States Department of Agriculture
is making. These studies are not confined exclus-
lively to the we-known trees of recognized value
but, owing to the rapid decrease in the supply Of
our valuable woods, include those cheaper woods
whose properties are imperfectly known. Such
studies Of the tupelo gum and western hemlock
have done much to overcome the common preiu-
dice against these species and have added ma
terally to their commercial importance Com
mercia tree studies begin with the tree in the for
est and follow it all the way to the finished prod
uct in the market
Evening journal., 1907-08-31
Saturday, August 81, 1907.
wH1PpINa BY MAcHINERY.

TN OUBTLESS having in mind that the admin
II istcring of bodily punishment is an UNI
pleasant task to those who are forced TO weld the
lash, Miss Goodyear, of Boston, has invented a
machine that automatically lashes the offender.
Miss Goodyear proposes to interest Congress in
her device, and she expects a national enactment
providing for the whipping by machinery Of of
Tenders. Speaking of her machine the inventor
says:
Lashng would be the most humiliating punish
ment possible TO any man or woman. There are
men in squaor and misery who find in prison
really relief from her former environments
hard as it was and for them it has no terrors.
But a lashing machine, such one as the inventor
worked out specially for my BILL would have its
effect upon everyone, and it is to be used upon
women as well as men.
If the device should be put into practical effect
it would be OF great benefit to the sheriffs and
other officials who may have to administer the
lash Miss Goodyear ought to communicate at
once with the trustees of our workhouse. An au-
tomato whipping machine, operated by touching
a button would have saved the late warden's
nerves and might prove an attraction in securing
his successor
Country schools, also, where whipping may still
DC pracuced, mignt inquire INTO the adVlSaDlhty
of securing these machines.
Occasionally an automatic whipping machine is
seen on the stage, and, perhaps, Miss Goodyear
may have borrowed the idea from the horse play
machines. The possibilities of the development
of whipping and spanking by machinery, how
ever, are very large. Why not let one Of the de-
vices be placed on street corners here and there
and bad boys could be placed in a machine, the
policeman could push the button and the bad boy
would be whipped, that is, after the bad boy had
been caught
This would be better than juvenile court
Few persons like to whip others, and here comes
Miss Goodyear TO relieve them. She ought to
have a Carnegie or some other medal.
But there is even a still further field for the
machine Many parents have abandoned whip
ping youngsters. Miss Goodyear with her ma
chine comes to the rescue. The spanker could be
placed in a room of the house and the bad little
boys could be whipped without the exertion Of
muscle on the part of mamma or papa. But while
the idea Of a machine whpper is a great one, we
fear it will be confined to the burlesque shows Of
the stage.