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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10
NEW YORK PRICES.

% Say s. s. 5S Sc fslo ST. ST s ss
Corn;
3 hfy .::::.:. 90" sa@ saH s s3s s s3s
at the Produce Exchange was inactive and without price
February So 50 bid March s2Sas2s APRIL s22as2S So
MoiAssf Ns' WY ana 9StoGsT S22 askea
ness was closed with firm moasses and
follow osng eo@on
orleans 'o oc 2Iee SOD 2Ig2s5 prime SOq35c; New
tS $ir l5gl7o good 1sG2oc; prime, 2og23c; fancy.
~ o!s1cottonseed oil firm and about 1e higher
S sfi2seity Of Gerngs continued light receipts ag
or hog products Spot quoted noninally 451sc.
valley Of Texas sales: 900 MAJ 4}s As: 100 July
ported steady at recent prices Reaned petroleum is
PETRoLETM standard White bis 775c bulk. 4 SOC;
YORK I25c PbadeP p i6 2 'S ~ater ERe New
,a oTk' Dds 075c, bulk. Coco: philadelphia DOC
Philadelphia - zoe ny coTToNsEED oTi-Prime
PRIME summer yellow, February. 44A @45lsc March,
I8c ana prime 7in"er - 2 P'i' INSFTSI
raw; 4994le Calcutta RAJ raw Csc LAR6 OIL Is Soc
PR0yISIoNs-Although not particularly active, the
since 1908. was strong all day considerably higher.
outside OF so aa Psc.erS were me Gnler 3uyTs
tated for Monday. 1900 and week. 1916 600; Kan
sas City receipts, $500 head, and Omaha. 1900 PORK
r Em 9gStsa Mess SIS 5oa$l0 20 family SIC CO. short
GEAR Sls9$l9 20 BEEF firm; quoted: Mess $e8$9 80;
lGI!ly SlJ8$lh 90 packet, $ll1$2: India
SZIaS23 30. BEEF HAMS firm: quoted S23 50dS25.
dressed HOGS hrn: quoted Bacon. Sc: $50 10 Sl4c;
100 70 Ssc; l40 No. O:sc; pigs, 1O10lac. CUT MEATS
ticled bellies steady; quoted Smoking. fc 10 lone;
~ 10 10 "a n loi4e Pcled hams steady quoted
LARD strong: quoted; Middle Western prime. IO,1Og
zoe nominal. city lard firm; quoted at 9Iaa8Ao.
refined lard strong quoted: South America, lie;
nent, 1O45c: Brazil kegs lie Compound arm; quoted
a. St2aS%c. SFEARING steady; quoted Oeo, sc.
City lard steHTine, l01aQIlc
RiCE-Ftice was moderately active locally. with
south reporting good business Quotations
ioHo" Domestic, screenings, B;sd3Xc: second
heads ga 4c; choice heads, AZ 15c fancy heads
G9tIc: extra fancy heads. goose; Japan domestic,
in bond "a 82Isc.
SCGAt-4tetned sugar was quiet, but steady, for
Iltr prices The following are list prices subject
Ieoate OF 10 points and discount OF ! cent for
sash, ! days: Crystal dominos. 95c. Eagle tablets
"S"c; cut loaf and crushed, 5.4uc. mould \. 5.O5c
TONERS graduated. 495c; XXXX powdered. Soc;
powdered, coarse powdered and fruit powdered S0c
agle coarse and extra fine granuateu 4SOc 10
me gTaHulated 1900: n bags do. SC. ga 10 bags
59oc; n bags do, 1900. 10 n bags s5c. - and
90 n bags do. 475c Eagle fne aud standard granu-
iated ana diamond A, 4T0C, couSecti toners
500; Nos = and 5, 44Jc; No :. 4-4Oc; No 3. 1850:
No g. 400; No :. 426c. No S. 42oc. No o. 4.15c;
10 493c; No u a.; No T. 305c; No - 5000; Nos Il
I@ ana is Gs5c. London sugar beets remained steady
ut tormer prices. with February and March quoted
IS 9S.d. The local market for sugar showed
steauinesS with prices without important change,
duty paid quoted follows Centrifugal 50 test
l5-32H3 1-lGc muscovado. 50 test. 1850 &C. and
test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10
FROM NEW YORK TRIBUNE.



Attack upon alleged trust combinations has
nothing TO do with the development OF copper
or silver or gold mines The actual digging our
OF the earth OF the various metals goes on any,
now and freedom from attack upon the part
OF ldustrlaI corporations as cOrnpared with
railroad corporations may naturally give them
market advantage. It is q straightfor-
ward legitimate occupation. pursued under Or
binary business conditions. Gold. silver and
copper are urgently demanded for the needs Of
humanity and those who produce them Ind
a ready market : = In rba r,al--
ing of mining estmeUts-iust as in the maxi
iHS or any lnvestmelt-uOt merely advisable but
necessary IS, however. recognition of the fact
thAt character OF management is paramount.
And fortunately in American nninino leader
ship to-day We have the rule of ability linked
10 integrity In most conspicuous places"
Both the mines In which we are largely IN
terested are in the class Of which Mr. Auavav
speaks We always sell 70 those who write ma
and Investigate.
Many people who buy bonds are satisfied with
47s, because they think their principal is safe.
They would buy our stocks and get a very much
larger income If they would take the trouble TO
lrritc us and Ind out that these investments
are safe in the hands Of the gentlemen who
manage these mining properties.
1t will pay you 10 look into what we have to
offer.
BARNARD & CLARK
l16 BROAD STREET NEW YORK
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
~ Tribune received At their Uptown Once No 1850
BrosdWay- between 36th and S7th sts until oeiorI
Advertisements received the foIloWiug brancS
oficsS At regular once until vs..
2S4 sch ave. .. 23d $50 Sth ave
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Change of Name.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

NOTICE OF APPLICA TON
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the New Na-ha-fa,s.
Trust Company. banking corporation Organized lr5s-
TIE laws cf the state OF New York having
place Of business IN The city % New York VIII spny %
NE SIFeLe oCLt OF tns state o. New York. Special
lerin Part I thereof. q ha TT9fss
Borough OF Manhattan Cty OF York County % Ns-
1cTk on The lltG day OF February. 1907
in the forenoon. thereafter COUNSEL an ~
heard Tor an order authorizing said corporation chan<s
Its name to Astor Trust Company
NEW NETHERLANDS TRUST .CONPANY
By SEWARD PROSSER,
Dated. January IS. 1907.
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Financial.
Friede Globe Tower Stock
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE COMING IN FAST.

oECOND NOTICE. These subscriptions now rapidly nearne
go ne SoO0OOO mark Those who take advantage of
SPECIAL BONUS Offer restricted to the purchase of
from ONE TO FIFTY SHARES and NO MORE
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SPECIAL BONUS OFFER.

onu SUBSCRIPTIONS reach SooOoO will
% @O share) Free with each Share
snare WE RESERVE THE WITHDRAW THIS OFFER ANY
TIME WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE
The PREFERRED STOCK Is $40 PER SHARE
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Full Paid and Non-Assessable.


Inc Fede Globe Tower 700 the
world
Coney sand
VIII cost you out lOc carta verify
nave eleven
edea R Garden Roller Skating
Ca Ball Room, Palm
"her bureau and Wireless Telegraph and
IN spite the fact that this Stock will 1862 afy
conservative estimate
COhey 1sno) Frde Globe
torn but to the simply which
cured by valuable Real
investigated IN an hour day Safety Honesty
construction Work. Leaods Building
Director
all money received used excepting percent
MAILED oN REQUEST
FRIEDE GLOBE TOWER co.
Suite 1902 27WILLIAM ST. N. Y. city,
Carnegie Trust Company
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Cotton anre sGssa Gse s5saaa Saos s1 s3t2n
90; lnduya7d 9lld FgtuTss 9gsnfd 44e' 5gt Io o
and unchanged TO point higher on distant P9s
March-April esd; Aprii-May seed: MAY June. 5e5i;
4g9e-Iuiy 59$l: 54g55a 6cto6sr N5ycniber
5%s5ta; 5eeen2rs e. and Decem6oFJaHunry'
FLOUR AND MEAIFIogs vas 3, nrmy h ,a ,, Nth
or6er 10 change in prices Spring 81 259
81 winter straights 50 500 " % Winter patents
WinteT 50 0oTs3 EXTRA 70 winter 81 50 so o. 90
to arrive RYE FLOUR quisti quoted a. EAT o TO
good 81 50 50 So choice to {G dried s. 658
81 ~. brand BAG MEAL STEADY quoted tin 1
spring. s24: standard mddilnE. SEA -four Do S2+ %
red dog S25 ali February shipment city bran ~
SIS 30: horn6y chop. so 500 70 bulk 81 7og
s21 % sacks oiIIne al, $es 80 500.
wheat market on 1t@[aay from the nf rsg hsP c
the half hour Of trade up 70 s0sc these prices eS-
bush. with the slight opening decline there was an
t,aders 10 Try l On me me vrt S+ ana M, rospect for
sions wes of Too 900 bush m worlds shipments over
the previous week together with en- apparent absence OF
safe 70 operate for fairly good reaction in the market
The views OF me Gear oonsem inFHi not nae gone %
Of further sensational reports regard ng export business
Ing 30 loads OF red winter wheat at Baltimore
few days on top OF this came reports that i6 loads OF
had been taken for Petersburg and Ham
burg Aprl shipment, and that Russia had authorized
The issuance Of S35 900 600 bonds buy for
famine districts. The result Of this
Nav al / o'clock quoted s7isc July s6ssc.
ton or Commission houses and some Of the
big bull interests Chicago large buyers at tho
advance Berlin closed u q mark higher and Buda-
pest was up points but Liverpool came l4d lower.
making response late decline this side Friday.
The Paris market 20 10 points lower official
estimates that the winter wheat
rnao on worlds shipments 10000 900 bush.
pared with 600 bush actual last week BrOorhall
reported that icebound. and made the Aus
tralian shipments 600 bush compared OBS 900
bush the previous week. IN Western dispatches II
reported that prominent Minneapolis authority had
come out with a bullsh report the wheat situation
and other wires notice Of damage IN
Kansas from freezing and thswng conditions. The
weather. throughout the West clear and mild. No
S5&.c O b afoat: ! Northern Duluth. 93i7c.
hard winter Ssslc b nhoat- COBN-Speculative
trade IN this market rather small owing the
prominence Of wheat. and prices kept within
range. showing a tendency decline.
strongly supported, owing the hg estimate for Mon
receipts and fears that the viii
materially the future cables the weather and
seaboard all bullish but the late
wheat advance which the market its principal
quoted SAKE july 531sc; No closed 5sc
elevator and $50 ahoat. No white "a
nd 30 yellow, 58itc q ahoat. OArSAt first the
of with but II showed good ralylng
power and firm a. the close Cash oats locally
quoted follows Mixed, % 80 10. 36i2c; natural
white 80 80 ~ 4eia dJ0c, clipped white 80 t 10 n.
4ea52c RYE BARLEY AND RUCKVHEAs uousn9l
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MORSE OFFER FORMALLY REFUSED.

The directors OF the New York New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company at meeting yester-
day at the Grand Central Station, formally voted
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and British have until recently controlled the
cream of the iron and steel market japan was
also large buyer Of rails last month, while the
wire. nails and pipe went chiefly 10 Europe.
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BOSTON CURB MARKET.


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Kew York and No. 10 Exchange Place, Boston,
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The first 800 sending their addresses VIII receive
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Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE,

another was received from a son-in- law. John w. Perrizo. saving that Mrs. Buck had passed away. Mrs. Buck ac- companied by her son. w. H. Buck, ard Mrs. Simms left for Chicago about three weeks ago to undergo a surgical operation.
 A WOMAN ASsAILANT-Kim Woy appeared before Justice Johnstone last night and swore to a complaint on which a warrant was issued for the arrest of a woman who lives on South Seventh street. Kim charges her with beating him up with a pair of brass knuckles and placed his head in evil dence in proof of his allegations. The court was unable to determine wheth- CT Kim had really been assaulted by the woman or whether he had taken a tour through steam cornsheller while it was in action. He took the China mans word for it though, and issued the warrant
 THE BABIES NEEDS.-Once again the management of the Crittenton Home. announces how the charitably inclined women of the city can help along a good cause if they wish to. at little expense. There are two small children. babies. at the Home. and there is a shortage of many little toilet articles that are required in their care and raising, such for instance. as tall cum powder. Castile soap and the dozens of little things that will be self suggested to any mother. Dona- tions of these things will be gratefully accepted from anyone so inclined.
 CUTTING HIGH JINkS.-Two res idents of the reservation. called Ken lucky May and Lee Babe. were out the other night in an automobile seeing the sights and other things. and making such disturbance about the city hall that Policemen Reber and Troutman mounted bicycles and overlook the
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19

gone there to live. He says that town looks so good to him he could not~re- sist the temptation to go there and engage in business on his own ac- count. He is an excellent cutter and filter and builder of clothes and will undoubtedly do well in Globe. It is likely also that he will adopt the same magic slogan that has made his father famous. namely Nicholson the Tailor" but the two houses will be independent concerns and the original Nicholson the Tailor" the father of all the Nicholsons. will still cleave to Phoenix until he becomes a millionaire or the hide comes off.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19

women, who we're rather hard to catch, and yesterday they were placed under si5 bail. For the next offense the city marshal intends to order them ost of town. The attention or all Washington street was attracted by the couple ip the afternoon, as they went down the line in style, trying to impersonate high born ladies out on a call but their loud and boisterous manners and still louder clothes gave them away. and was highly disgusting. A one-armed Mexican sheep herder was disorderly around the depot and was fined S7 for his offense.
 GONE TO GlOBE.-Arthur Nichol- son. while travelling over the territory in the interest of his father Nicholson the Tailor. became infected with the Globe fever and with his wife has
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
WAS CERTAINLY eoop-straw-

UT lnt niue toliltS Oll.
 WAS CERTAINLY GooD-Straw- berry Watermelon J. w. Black yester- watermelon as anybody would want to see in the country. It was not the largest one ever raised but it was big enough for a large family and it was just as good a one as anybody can grow. Moreover, it was finely shap
 ed. graceful looking melon, with thin skin. gently moulded curves at the corners and no waste places given up to rind. Some melons are so pump
 kin shaped they are one sided or have a lean end to them or too much en- ergy is given to the development Of phrenological bumps on one end or the other. This particular melon made the most of its life and in its passing it brought joy to q number of very appreciative people.
 THE WET DITcHEs-For the in formation of water users t is an nounced that water is now running in the Arizona and Salt canals. On the morning of the 23rd the water will be cut from the Arizona and turned into the Appropriators' canal. on the 2Ist the water will be cut from the Salt and run in the Maricopa canal for four and a half days. It will be cut from the Maricopa and run in the Salt again on the 18th. for four and a half days. Commencing on Sunday, June 30. water will run in these two sets of canals as indicated above. alter. ta1x lox-
 LEAVING PHOENIx-Mrs. Lane and daughter. Miss Gladys. left last night for Los Angeles. where they ex- pect to spend the next two months After that they will go to Nevada where MT. Lane and his two sons now are. They expect to make their home at mining camp near Tonopah. where the elder Lane and one son are now employed.
 TO THE HILL COUNTRY-Dr. l.. M. Swikerath left yesterday for Pres- colt and today will continue his jour- ney to Flagstaff. near which point he expects to spend the summer He is feeling better than at any time since his return from Denver. but he wants to spend another two or three months in recreation and building up before he resumes his business here in the fall.
 GONE TO CHICAGO--Chris Sani- chas left Monday night for Chicago. going via New Orleans and other in tervening cities. He expects to be gone month on business and pleas ure and it is intimated by those near est 10 him that he may buy two tickets for the return trip. one for the use of a bride.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
sANrA FR TIME TABLE.

00Nbo Ge ssoe sSoe
 CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival. The Diamond Jo," for
 HSs se..sis asr'Rfss Rcs sp41esS s%ne;aG'
 S!s.sass'f; sss:s.::: Prescott,
 yer. Kansas City. Chi
 cago, Los Angeles, Cor
 onado and San Fran ..The Se0 Daylight ;;iii;h E1pre.s''
 for wickenburE. Con
 gress, Wenden. "a
 lome, Prescott. Ash
 Fork and East.....-... G.: am. S:b pm.
 WoODMEN WILL MEET. The Modern Woodmen of America will hold a regular meeting tonight in K of P hall only routine business is expected. but it will be interesting. JUDGE RENTS vACATION-Judge Edward Kent will leave tomorrow on lis annual vacation. He will go di- rectly to Boston. He will return to the city earl. in September.
 4 LONESOME TWO-Only two lonesome jags, Manuel Villanueva and Antonio Lugo went over the road yes terday in Judge Kyle court and will take a vacation of five days from the booze route.
 IRON SPRINGS TICKETS. - The family communication tickets for Iron Springs are now on sale. but cannot be used until on and after June goth. Quite a number of people have signi- fled their intention of spending the summer at the cool mountain resort. and there will be quite colony there in a short time.
 NEW CORPORATIONS FILED. - DesMoines- Texas Land Co.,: capital stock s15O00O: incorporators Jacob $. Brown, George s. Shope. Jacob Milo slowsky. Stephen H. Miller, Charles w. Terrill. Lewis Harry Cohen. Chas. H. Shurtleff; Armagossa Mining O.; capital stock s5OO.O0O; incorporators. J. H. Gill, F.. H. Garrett, J. w. Nc Connel. Frederick w. Heath. Edward R. Furstenfeld. Harry E. Essiey; Ia ble Mountain Copper Co: capital stock s1.0OO.0o0; incorporators H. A Barclay, Alexander MacKeign. H. G. Miness
 LOOKING FOR INVESTMENTS Wm. Lindsey and N. C. Ross of Los Angeles who are in the real estate and investment business. are in the city looking over valley property. These gentlemen opened up two large addi- tions in their home city and are in terested in 1900 acres of land in the Imperial valley. After being driven over this valley by J. L. Irwin. they expressed themselves as pleased with the situation and were surprised that orange land which sold for 5000 up per acre in California should sell as low as $500 here
 DEATH OF MRS. A. BUCK.-Judge Andrew Buck yesterday received a telegram from Chicago, announcing the death of his wife. A short time before this telegram was received, another came from his daughter. Mrs. George Simms, saving that her mother was very low. Within half an hour
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
oE LOCAL
 Il INTEREST
TIRE WEATHER.
LsesI Daily Wssthsr Report ses The
 Arixsna Republican.

Forecast for today-Showers fol- Inxra1 hv fair
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
TREASURY pEPARrMEYT. onice of comp.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of Comp troler of the Currency Washington. n. C June l. 1907.WHEREAS b' satisfactory evidence pre- sented to the undersigned. it has been made to appear that "The National Bank Of Arizona at Phoenix" in the City of Phoenix, in the County of Msricopa, and Territory of Arizora. has complied with all the provisions of the Act of Con gress to enable National Banking Associa- tions to extend their corporate existence and for other purposes" approved July 1tth, lsSa Now therefore. l, Thos. F. Kane, Deputy and Acting Comptroller 0f the Currency, do hereby certify that .'The National Bank of Arizona at Phoenix" in the City of Phoenix, in the Coun- ty oy Maricopa. and Territory Of Arizona. is authorized to have succession for the period specified in iN amended articles of association namely until close of business on June 4th l9I7. In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of office this fourth day of June IU7 T. r. Kane. Deputy & Acting Comptroller of the Currency. No S72s Ex. No 25sS.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19

L. N. .JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19
To Our Good Friends,
 City

We are at present quitting the re- tail trade in this city in order to de- vote more time and energy to our wholesale and shipping business. Please accept our thanks for the lib- eral patronage you have given us We assure you We are not quitting be- cause we do not appreciate your fav- ors and the kindly encouragement you have given our efforts to supply the trade of the city with pure, wholesome milk and cream. It has been a pleas ure to serve you. Again thanking you, we remain, Very truly yours.
 THE MARICOPA CREAMERY co.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19

UNION SOclAL-The Isaacs Union school will give an ice cream social at Isaacs school house on the goth.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-19

Hard or soft corns or callouses re- moved without blood or pain. 39 East Adams.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17
QUICK MARRIAGE, AND SUDDEN
 DIVORCE
No Time to Repent at Leisure In Case of RoSebery Who Was Looking For a House keeper Only,

PHOENIX, Sept. 16.-Some day one of the clever novelists will hear how o. T. Roseberry sought a housekeep- CT. found one. marrier her. all in forty-eight hours, and it will be made the theme for an interesting romance.
 Roseberry. who is now in Phoenix, has given up all hope of getting back his wife, who refused to live with him because he wanted her to do the cook ing, washing and mending at Boards ley, where strengthening Is about the only excitement.
 Convinced that his happy home has been broken up before it got fairly started Roseberry has advised the public that he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife.
 When questioned. Roseberry admit ted that his wife has not contracted any bills that he had been called upon to pay and does not believe that she will, but he wants the public to be . warned anyway so as to be on the safe side.
 Roseberry married Mrs. Lula J. Carruthers at Prescott on July 20. He had met her the day before in Phoe, nix while in search of a housekeepeT. He asked her to take the position, and then decided that it would be bet ter if they were married
 But when Mrs. Roseberry learned that she must leave Phoenix. where she has spent large part of her life, she promptly told the happy groom that Beardsley would have to grow some before she would have her mail directed there.
 Roseberry went back to Beardslay. but so badly broken was his heart that he notified the Santa Fe. Pres colt ( Phoenix that they would soon be without a section foreman. and to send another man. They sent one and he resigned on August :, coming to Phoenix
 For several days Rioseberry was laid up at the Hardwick hotel and his wife nursed him faithfully. He has seen her several times, but has no hope of her returning to him, though he believes she would if he were to get employment and make Phoenix his home.
 So fully convinced is Roseberry Lhat HIS DIiuS oA d uaS ID lOSL to Hlii forever that he has inst :ucSed her to get divorce. promising that he will make no contest, and in addition will pay the fees of the attorney she en- plUys.
 Few quicker marriages than that of Roseberry and Mrs. CaTruthess are "e- corded in the annals of any probate court in Arizona. When it comes to quick separations the case has ali the rest easAW distanced.
 Roseberry feels keenly the blight ing of his romance and states thal it has blasted his whcle life.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17

LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD.
 Register. First publication August 3. 1907.