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, 1907-09-17

THE PARTY THAT TOOK MY
WHEEL FROM THE ALLEY OF MY
HOUSE ABOUT 8 O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING HAD BETTER RETURN
SAME AT ONCE TO AVOID TRoU-
BILE. DWIGHT p. SMITH.
, 1907-09-17
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Warm and bright this morning.
The bank barometer today marked

Warm and bright this morning.
The bank barometer today marked
23.19.
Father Duffy returned to Cheyenne
this afternoon.
About all the business houses are
closed this afternoon.
Guns and ammunition of all kinds at
Lovejoy Novelty works.
Hon. E. w. Burke of Cheyenne, the
state pure food commissioner, is at
tending the county fair this afternoon.
A son was born today to Mr.. and
Mrs. Knud Knudsen, and mother and
babe are doing nicely. They live on
the Little Laramie. but are visiting in
the city.
, 1907-09-17

and Mrs. Beltz have an extraordinary
display of both flowers and vegetables,
the exhibits being also entered In COM
petition for the w. Atlee Burpee &
Co. prize OF IS offered by the Philadel-
phia seed firm for the pest showing of
products grown from their seeds. In
the floral section the Beltz's have pot
ted a%sters, dahlias, marigolds, ETC., in
great p%rofusion and variety, the beau
tiful effect being completed by masses
of cut iowers-poppies, centurias and
sweet peas, the position Of honor being
occupied by a mammoth design of the
latter in red, white and blue. On the
Beltz vegetable table may be seen
cabbages weighing respectively IA,
10, 16 and IS pounds, rutabagas which
tip the scales at four pounds each, and
lettuce, onions, ETC., in proportion.
The Moore Collection.
Edwin Moore occupies twenty feet
of space with a collection which in,
| cludes thirty-five varieties of vegeta-
bles, grains and grasses, he. having
twenty separate entries. This exhibit
is rich in squash, pumpkins, beans,
citron and other vegetables out of the
usual order, eight varieties of potatoes
being shown, and specimens Of that
tuber as grown with or without irri-
ration hninu urnrthv Of incnapfinp M
Moore also shows wild grapes, black
berries and apples, the latter being
of the Wealthy and Transparent varie-
ties. The other tables are well filed
with vegetables, grains, etc, the c.
H. Jones. Stickney, McCue, McGib-
bon and other ranches being well rep
resented in the exhibits of potatoes,
%turnips, rye, wheat, barley, etc. Mrs.
]. l.. Griffin has an exhibit of forty
plants, both blooming and foliage va
rieties being represented, while her
cut flower display shows Primes
Feather, phlox, gypsophelia, dahlias
and Others. A mammoth turnip which
is not entered for premium is shown
by Mrs. Gregory of Centennial, ten
pounds being the estimated weight of
the Jumbo vegetable.
The Station Showing.
The experiment farm exhibits OF
wool, grains, etc. are also located in
this hall and are worthy of much
praise. They are sure to carr much
favorable comment for the institution
when exhibited at the state fair at
Douglas next week. These displays
have been mentioned in detail in these
columns before, and they should GER
tainly be examined by all visitors to
the fair.
Department A-Horses.
S. H. Campbell is the supervisor in
this department. The following pre-
miums were awarded this morning:
Best stallion, any age or breed, C. w.
Weber, first, $40; C. H. Jones, Sec
ond, $40.
Best pair mares shown in harness.
A. c. Musser, first, Sc.
Best 2 or 3 year old mare or gelding
shown to halter, Mrs. D. N. Stickney.
first, 81; T. F. Carroll, second, 50.
Best mare with foal at side, T. F.
Carroll, 81.
Best driving stallion, Howard Erwin,
first, So; Sam Webster, second, $3.50.
Best ladies' driving team to pole,
Mrs. J.. e. Winslow, IS.
Best pair carriage horses, ]. E. Wins
low, premium recommended.
Best driving mare with foal at side.
Mrs. D. N. Stickney, premium eco
mended.
Department c-sheep and Swine.
F. S. King is the supervisor, the fol-
lowing premiums being awarded, there
, 1907-09-17

FOR sALE-Horse and jack; horse.
Norman Percheron stallion. weighs
from 1900 to 1000 pounds. Jack, 4
years old, one Of the largest and finest
in Colorado. Yuma County Live Stock
Commercial Company. Wray, Yuma
County. Colo, F. E. Bateman. manager.
~31t3s19o3
, 1907-09-17

Best year-old eve. F. S. King Bros
Sheep company, first, 81.
Best year-old ram, King Bros. first
81.
Best 2-yearold ram, King Bros.
first, 81.
Best 3~-yearold ram King Bros.
first, 81.
Best aged ram King Bros, first, 81.
Best pen of five ewes. King Bros,
first. 50.
Sweepstakes, best fine wool ram,
any age, King Bros, diploma.
Sweepstakes. best two fine wool
ewes. any age, King Bros. diploma
Department D-Poultry.
The supervisor in this department
was e. T. Beltz, the judges awarding
the following prizes:
Best pair Plymouth Rock fowls, b
G. Sewell, first, 81; c. H. Jones, sec
ond, 50 cents.
Best pair Wyandotts, R. H. Butler.
first, 81; H. R. Woods, second. so
cents.
Best pair black ~Orphingtons, Lewis
Louis, first, 81; Fred A. Miller, sec
ond, so cents.
Department agricultural Products
Prof l.. B. McWethy was the super
visor, the following premiums being
awarded:
Best 20 pounds wheat, sheaf to &C
company same, D. N. Stickney, first,
$40.
Best rs pounds barley, John McCue,
first, $40.
Best 25 pounds oats. John McCue.
$40.
Best 25 pounds rye, D. N. Stickney,
first, $40; Edwin Moore, second, IS.
Best rs pounds field peas, D. N.
Stickney, first, $40.
Best dry farm exhibit, D. N. Stick
ney, $40.
Best 100 pounds potatoes. Mrs. C.
H. Jones, first, So; Edwin Moore, sec
ond, $3.50.
Best dozen table beets. Mrs. A. c.
Musser, first, 81; Oscar Woods. Sec
ond.
Best dozen onions, Edwin Moore, 81.
Best dozen CARROTS, E T. Beltz,
first, 81; Lewis T. Cook, second.
Best dozen .parsnips, E. T. Beltz, 81.
Best 25 pounds %rutabagas, E. T.
Beltz, $3.50.
Best display caulifower, Mrs. A. C.
Musser, first, 81; Mrs. ]. L. Griffin. Sec
ond.
Best display of lettuce, E. T. Beltz,
50.
Best display of radishes. Edwin
Moore, 81.
Best display of pumpkins, Edwin
Moore, 50.
Best display of squash. Edwin
Moore. 81.
Best display of asparagus, Edwin
Moore, 81.
Best display Of garden peas, E. 7.
Beltz, 81.
Best display of horseradish, Edwin
Moore, 81.
Best display Of vegetables grown by
one person, Edwin Moore, SO; Mrs. A.
c. Musser, second, IS.
Burpee IS special for best display Of
products vegetable or flowers, from
Burpee seeds, E. T. Beltz.
Special paralyzer pulverizer, value
$50, from Laramie Grocery company
for best display of farm and agricul-
tural products. Edwin Moore Of Moore.
Department G-Flowers and Fruits.
Prof. w. F. Gilkison was the super
visor, the premiums being awarded as
follows:
Best display of berries, Edwin Moore,
premium recommended.
Best collection Of potted plants.
Mrs. ]. L. Griffin, first, 81; E. T. Beltz.
second, 50.
Best collection of potted foliage
plants, Mrs. J.. L. Griffin, first, 81.
Best collection Of flowers in bloom
transnlanted from garden. e. T. BeltZ,
, 1907-09-17

above the Clouds at the big
Tent" tonight, with Jerome Solel sing
ing and dancing vaudeville artist Of
New York City. Don't miss it. Only
Is and rs cents.
, 1907-09-17

Say, girls! Jerome Solels here. He
is a dandy" Hear him sing! See
his dance at the big Tent tonight.
Only Is and rs cents.
, 1907-09-17
E%vERYBoDY'S WANTS

II You have lost anything; have any
thing to buy or sell; rooms or = house
to rent; in short . want Of any kind
to I'LL try = liner in THE RNPUBLI
CAN. The cost Is small and the 70
turns are large.
, 1907-09-17
Great Crowds

Attended the Eagles dance last night.
Were you there? If not, you missed
it. Better take the bunch and go to-
night.
, 1907-09-17

Anything In the bookbinding and ru'
ing line may b had at The Republican
btndery. Give ~ . trial and b 0os-
vim Cd that the best Of work car b
had It right prices right here q home.
, 1907-09-17

FOR RENr-Large bright rooms,
heat, electric light. 55s north Fifth
street. zbtf
, 1907-09-17

FOR RENT-Two desirable oficet
with steam heat. Apply Albany Coun
ty National bank. 1ot
, 1907-09-17

FOR sALE-House OF nine rooms
and bath. d. n Sullivan. sls Seventh;
W:si4. ~
, 1907-09-17

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
hight housekeeping. sayer Hansen. Il
, 1907-09-17

Tho Republican Ii the bss, advertds
Ing medium in the city and count fos
It reaches all the people Ill the time.
, 1907-09-17

wANTEo-Dining room girl at Kua
ter hotel. lat
, 1907-09-17

A Screaming Time
| Was had at the Eagles dance last
night. Get in the game.
, 1907-09-17
Contract Hay Bauina.

Will let 1000 tons Of hay to press. Fl
lots to suit party. VIII furnish ha!
presses and wire.
ASMUS FRANZEN,
31t2-wt1 Rock River.
, 1907-09-17

Women say there is nothing to equal KIRK S
ZAP ROSE transparent soap for WASHING
TIKI HAIR. All druggists and grocers sell 1t.
, 1907-09-17

X. C. Dance, Maennerchor Hall, oe-
tober II. Tickets 500. I'd
, 1907-09-17

Old papers. Is cents q hundred. a
The Republican ONCE.
, 1907-09-17

Nnq oAlR-Rssidsocs, Eighth and
Sheridan. Frank q. Bowman. Se7tf
, 1907-09-17
Aeaps of Fun

- Heaps OF run
Was had last night at the Eagles
dance. Be sure to go tonight.
, 1907-09-17

Tor ans - printing. lsavs orders u
can biAdsgy.
, 1907-09-17
SECOND DAY OF
The COUNTY FAIR

Continued from page IL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
MARKET IS DULL
 WITH NO CHANCE Denn Is Showing Up Stronger With Little Stock
 Offered.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

This has been another listless day with practically no change whatever in the prices Of the stocks. The mar kets are at standstin and while the New York market showed a nItle strength during the day, it broke at the close, showing no change over yesterday. The markets are all life less and it seems as if the summer market was on in earnest The Bos- ton coppers show no change anu ar, seemingly neglected. In the local market Denn-Arizona Is showing up stronger with little stock offered un, der $9.50, and at $500 and $9.25 there is good demand. Superior is firm at s17.25 to S17.50. Calumet & Arizona showed weakness at the close at $155. Globe Consolidated showed strength at s13.5O to s14.00 The bal ance of the locals are lifeless and neglected. The Greene stocks are quiet with Greene Cananea snuwIns pretty good demand at S15.S7 to $16. Pine Tree is showing up stronger at $1.75 bid with none offeyed. The closeness with which the stock is held will advance 1t and holders of the stock are liable to have divIoends before the close of the year.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
GLOBE CONSOLIDATED
 ELECTS DIRECTORS
Meeting of Stockholders Held in Duluth Last Week
 We'll Attended.
The Duluth News Tribune says:

AhN Dd3ASh 4NS"S 1AASoAS Se@S ..
 The annual stockholders meeting of the Globe Consolidated copper company was held yesterday at the offices of the company in the Ions dale building The old board of di- rectors. which comprises L. Roucn, leau. H. B. Hovland, R. B. Whiteside, j. Uno Sebenius and Hoval A. Smith, was re-efected.
 There was a very large representa- ton of the stockholders in person or by proxy and much satisfacLIo.. ras expressed at the results at the mine in Globe, Arizona, since the company was organized, July IS last. A first class equipment has been assembled and put in operation, the Gem shaft is down more than 600 feet and drift. ing is in progress north and south from it on the 500 level.
 The Boston shaft is down more than 500 feet The work at the Globe is being pushed with characteristic Lake Superior energy and with plenty of money in the treasury. Important results in the development of ore in the Globe property are expected this year, and beginning in the new fu- ture The low capitalization of the Globe Consolidation, total of $1 ,500.' 00O, and its lare and we'll located area of ground, gives the promise of great possibilities in the stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS|
RICH STRIKE
 IN GROWN KING

working there and familiar with the Crown King mine, will prove to be the largest ore shoot ever found in the famous producer. and e4asi n. richness to any of the other bonanza stopes.
 Much credit for this discovery is due to the untiring efforts of Charles Broan, superintendent of the property who resumed work on 1t last Augast after the directorate of the Grown King Mines company had adopted hIs plan of development. with the assur. ance from him that he would prove the mine success If given a certain amount of capital to open It. Since August he has been working a small force until recently, when the com pany was financed for a large scheme of development, before the inaugura. tion of which his judgment has been more fully yindicated by this. the lat. est, and what promises to be the most important ore body ever encountered in this valuable property.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
Bonanza Circle and warren District
 Stocks speciality.
April IS. 1907.

April IS, 1907.
 The market is extremely weak and trading at a standstill. Amalgamateo declared their regular dividend. the books to close April 26. The Arizona Amalgamated, have disposed of 1.450, 900 shares to London, Paris and Der lin bankers, the 100000 shares al lotted to the United States are UeIns rapidly taken up; the allotment for New York was over subscribed. this allotment advanced to $500 per share the 24th and all subscriptions close the 27th, the company have now s4,- 900, 900 in hand to proceed in the de velopment of the properties consoli- dated. From the wide distributor oi the stock it is likely to be very ac- tive stock on the market, most en- couragsng reports comG5 from the Manhattan Dividend property in Ne vada, the president, H. H. Clark, has recovered from his illness ana ls now able to attend to the develop ment personally.
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
HUTTON 6 cos LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlook }
 NEW YORK, April 1S.-Today's market was one of inactivity ana sales of stocksI were the smallest seen in a long time. Traders were the only factors and this elemen, i.1eId aloof from any. extensive operations in view of the fear of selling stock that coud not be replaced with profit. Sentiment was gene. ally bearish. A good bank statement on Saturday seemed to be overlooked, although the fact that rain had appeared in the dry seasons of the southwest Commission business was practically nothing We can hardly expecI any thing but good trading market now until further is known oI ... -yop outlook and general business condi- tons. Stocks are buy on any fair recessions and profits should be talk en on bulges.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

PRESCOTT, April is.-word reach ed here. by telephone. at late hour last night, of a wonderful strike of high grade ore made yesterday in the Crown King mine. which bids fair to be richer than any ever made in the history Of its development. Only meagre details of the strike are at hand at present, but it is reliably stated that the ore is of extraordinary richness, fsSily sparkling with gold, the ore body, where broken into, be ing of greater thickness than any of the pay shoots worked in former years. the product of which startled the entire west by their high grade values in the yellow metal.
 The new find was uncovered in a cross vein, tapped by cross cut from the main tunnel, and in which drifts are now being run. This vein pro duced some very high grade ore near. CT the surface, but the shoot struck yesterday, in the opinion of miners
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bishee. April 1S. fs0I.

Bisbee, April ISl i5Uf.
 The market has been steady one all day. although the listed stocks show fluctuations ranging from one half to one and onehalf points. They closed strong. Greene Cananea, Sup erior & Pittsburg and Denn held firm and were in good demand at prices slightly under the market. rne prs vailing sentiment exhibited today would seem to indicate a returning confidence and a general belief that majority of stocks are still low enough to be bought with safety. rhe local stocks look cheap and those who can buy them now and hold them are bound to make good profits
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
eAINE,s COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & OverOck.J
 BOSTON, April 1S.-Brokers gen eraliy conceded this to have been the duIlest day for several months. in both markets business was practt- caIly at a standstill. Amalgamated declared the same dividend as on the previous quarter but this had ab- soluteiy no effect on the stock. To news from the English money market caused a rally of about a point all through the list. TbmorTow is a holiday but New York and Chicago will open as vsual
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
COPPER.

Boston-We understand Calumet & Hecia has made sale for July deliv- cry at 26 cents per pound.
 This sale was not what could be called "a large sale,y but was com mercial quantity sold to a buyei wno does not confine himself to Calumet & Hecla copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL
 COPPER COMPANY

Boston-Stockholder of the Ari- zona Commercial Copper Go. took about 90 per cent of the 10000 shares offered at $25 per share.
 The entire issue was underwritten by President Amster, William A. Paine and associates at commission of s2,50 per share. When Jne .~-1e was first put out the stock was sell ing around $30 per share and 1t was planned to underwrite 1t without com mission, but when the stock market conditions seriously affected the price of all stock and Arizona Commercial stock sold down to SIS per share an underwriting commission of S2.50 per share was agreed upon.
 Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ads. ]
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
COPPER.

New York-A representative of AmaIgamated Copper Co. says cop per situation is as sound as it was early in the year and there have been no developments that would indicate recession in near future. Sales of electrolytic have been made at g If cents, but no large blocks have been disposed of at that figure.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

shddw to oaa nights close O breaks for least ane & Arizona from last qotNa a d andco naetonam
 
 the ya few wuansauo t hh sa o to wbuyng a wei prices HkewseA bs by raising ehNkh k % nUEya
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

I have no connection witt Pritch- ard. Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
1. c. pRITCHARD

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

Up the Canyon, down the. Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. lAdv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

The Boston News Bureau says: The Shattuck-Arizona and the Denn- Arizona companies operating in the Bisbee district with well developed properties under the management of B. M. Pattison will immediately erect a smelter to treat the product of both companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19
MARKET GOSSIP.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, April 18.-Amerlcan stocks in London mostly rather above parity.
 The Bank of England rate is un- changed.
 ationssve Rregquotenunshcv ..1bcp
 Amalgamated Copper Company de- clared a dividend today.
 The question of increasing UnIteo States Steel common dividend is still open.
 United States Steel quarterly state ment will show S,0O0,O00 tons of or ders on the books.
 There is no truth in the report that the Hartman case is being taken up today.
 Refunding plan for United States fours entirely successful.
 Germany is placing four million pounds 1 per cent five year govern ment fours in London at 99.
 Unreasonable weather is delaying the usual outflow of currency to the interior.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-19

. o. C. HELLER H. ]. WEIGHT . . HELLER c WEIGHT . . AesAveRs sno cHEMssTs .
 . Mstsii.ro,esi q Minsne enp nssss . . Represent Ore sntppers .
 . to Douglas Reduction Works. .
 . oouglas Arixona- . . e~eH~H>~HeHH>>~A .
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-03-06
POULTRY DEPARTMENT

on the floor or over-heated by crowd
ing and then suffering the conse-
quences. It often happens that there
is danger where three-month pullets
are bought from people who make a
business of raising them. These birds,
taken to a strange place and strange
roosting house, are likely to huddle in
the corners instead of going upon the
roosts as they should do. An expert
enced Petaluma poultry raiser over
comes this difficulty in a very simple
way In one end of the roosting house
he places Slated frame four or five
inches above the floor, with the Stats
say two inches apart. On the rest Of
the floor he puts straw, with plenty in
the corners. Above the platform he
places ordinary roosts, but not\so high
as usual. Then he hangs a lighted
lantern in the house. This combina-
ton does the business, the light ap-
parently being the main factor in pre-
venting the chicks from crowding and
inducing them to go to roost as they
should Petaluma Poultry Journal.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-03-06
Teaching Chicks to Roost.

The idea that it should be necessary
to teach chickens to roost may seem
absurd to some, as one would natur-
ally suppose that the chickens in
stinct would place it beyond the need
of instruction in this, one Of the sim
plest habits of its life. The fact re
mains, however, that where chickens
are raised by artificial means there is
often a great deal of trouble in teach
ing chicks to roost before any Of
them have been smothered in bunch
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-03-06
Chicken Fences.

We have always advocated plenty
of shade for poultry yards. The plan
of setting vines to cover the fences,
would furnish certain amount Of
shade, but not like trees. Moreover
there is an objection, which would be
a serious one with the ladies, which is
that fence which was thickly covered
with vines would be fine harbor for
snakes A correspondent of Poultry
Life in America praises vine-cover-
ed fence as follows:
AS has probably been discovered ere
this, the writer is passionately fond
of vines Recently | read of the fence
that surrounds the grounds at the
Jamestown Exposition. 1t is made Of
strong wire netting, with several
strands of heavy barbed wire at the
top, with two or three strands fas-
tened to cross pieces on the inside SO
as to make sort of a foundation for
canopy at the top.
At each post is planted a scarlet
trumpet vine with honeysuckle and
crimson ramblers between.
The writer read of this in the
American Florist The fence is H.
600 feet long. The vines were plant
ed in 1905 and because the climate of
Virginia is salubrious they made such
rapid growth that some northern
florist who came down to view the
grounds this last fall said, THAT fence
alone was worth the whole trip for
it is beautiful sight"
Now listen to this--the scarlet
trumpet vine and the honey -suckle
both grow wild in Texas. Just i'm
agine the beauty Of chicken fence SO
draped and bedecked,o just imagine
too, the comfort to the chickens when
the sun is hot Or the wind blows cold.
And because these vines do not die
down to the ground in winter, when
they leaf out in the spring they are
all there, in fact, the honeysuckle in
Texas is evergreen The man VINO
improves his home is a public bene-
factor and in this matter of chicken
fence decorating there is room for a
lot of individual taste
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-03-06
Secrets for Sale.

Many poultry papers are publishing
advertisements of secrets which are
claimed to be valuable For instance,
two different parties are advertising
a system by which any one can pick
out the laying hens from those which
do not lay. One party is quite mod