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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
TIMING SHELTERS MAPKETS
BENSON SHELTER
 CHANGES. HANDS

Actual work of putting the smelter in shape will commence very soon. This is given on good authority aud is no idle talk. What 1t means for this district and Benson can be judged when it is known that some of the wealthiest men of the country have taken over the presest plant and will put in operation and add what will be one of the biggest custom ore smelt- CTS of the southwest copper district.
 The men composing the Boston and Arizona Shelter Co. recognize in Ben sons location that it will be in the very heart of the richest copper belt ever discovered; that railroad facili- ties are unequailed by any point in the southwest, being on the main line of the Southern Pacific, the northern terminal of the Sonora Railway, and the western terminal of the E. P. & s. w The Santa Fe which is to enter Benson from down the river on the north will be building to. this point within the year. This will connect Benson with Phoenix, distance of iS5 miles. It is also recognized that all hauls will be on a down grade.
 About two months work compris- ing changes and repairs, will be re- quired before the smelter can be blown in.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
NoSrH BUTTE.

Butte.-he North Butte Co. made its final payments on the John En- melt and Lynchburg claims on the 3rd, which cleaned up all the proper ties it had under bond. The company now owns outright the Speculator, Adirondack, Copper Dream, Edith May, Jessie. Miners Union, Ground hog. Berlin, Lynchburg. John Emmett, Gustavus, Eva, Leaf, Margueretha, Hancock and Gem. and the controll ing interest in the Croesus. It owns also an interest in the Emily and Mill view. The report sent out of Butte a short time ago to the effect that a cross-cut had been driven into the Berlin is untrue The company will soon begin sinking the shaft on the Berlin and will equip it with the hoist. ing engine that was used at it's main shaft on the Spectator prior to the in stallaticn of the new engine last sum mer. This engine is good one and win work to depth of 2,500 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
HUTTON 6 cos. LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey 6 Overiock.) ]
 NEW YORK. April 15.-Wall street was treated to surprise after this mornings opening by the appear ance of large buying orders through out the active stocks. A weak open. ing was followed by marked strength which was attributed solely to manip. ulatio7 tactics by insiders. Sentiment was decidedly bearish and the short interest was compelled to cover part Of their commitments. Sentiment among the professional traders seem ed to be that stocks should have an other break before any other upward trend would be seen. We feel like buying stocks only on good breaks, and then taking quick profits on ral- lies.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
JOHNSON CAMP IS FORGING
 AHEAD
Old Peabody Is Sinking New Two Compartment Shaft. Company Employing Be- tween 30 and 40 Men.

To one who has not visited the Johnson Camp in the last three months it is surprise to note the changes that are taking place in the growth of this district More than double the miners are being em- ployed, new buildings have gone up and more are under way. and the pop ulation has doubled. The Vein Com mercial Co. has erected a large warehouse and has plans drawn for a new store to be built of stone. They have started branch store at Co chise.
 The Bonanza Bell, or the old Pea body workings, under Supt. ErTick is being pushed forward with a vigor and confidence that is being felt all over the camp. Sinking of the new double compartment shaft is going along steadily. This company is em- ploying between 30 and 40 men and have made arrangements with Messrs. Strothers and McIsaacs to run company boarding house for the accommodation of their help, which they expect will be opened next week,
 At the Cochise shaft they are work ing steadily. They are over 400 feet deep with indications getting better with every foot.
 Work is temporarily suspended al the Copper Chief owing to the ab- sence of Manager Pidgeon and the sickness of Supt Gregg. They are considerably over 200 feet in their double compartment shaft and have cut through ore bodies already. The big distillate tank is about finished and win shortly be moved to the mine.
 The new hoist has been received al the Republic. Supt. Entriein placed an order the first of the week for 1000 feet of three-quarter inch cable for the new hoist. As soon as ar engagements can be perfected work will be commenced on three com partment shaft This company is shipping a car of ore a day at present Following the policy recently adopted by this company to build homes for the married men who work for them they have just completed a three room cottage for the chief engineer at the mines.
 Ore is being shipped from the Nam moth. This property belongs to the Arizona Consolidated Mining Co and is being worked under lease.
 J. P. Richardson, manager of the Yankee Doodle Mining company, is pushing work in their incline as fast as possible. At present they are working in the cross-cuts in the 10C foot level Some of the best show ings in the district have been taken from the Yankee Doodle workings Very shortly Mir. Richardson states work q sinking to the 300 foot level will be commenced. New ore buck cts have been selling at 25 cents but will advance to 50 cents on the 25th of this month.
 The Peoples Party Co has crew of men busy opening up their proper ties.
 The property belonging to o. T Smith at Dragoon station is showing as fine ore as there is in the district Mir. Smith has about 30 men employ ed at present. He will commence shipping about the last of the month -Cochise County Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
MARKET eosslp.

Special Wire to. Duey & Overlook )
 NEW YORK, April 15-American stocks in London were weak at Is to 1 below parity.
 There were large increases in loans sn the bank statements. considered largely dse to the transfer of loans from London and uBwillingness of trust companies to lend at present low call money rates.
 Copper selling agencies say no stock Of metal on hand and no reason for the decline in prices.
 Anthracite business is active with large sales.
 There is strong demand for stocks in the bnn crowd.
 Stock trading on produce exchange begins today at 10 o'clock.
 A. <.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee. kpril I5, 19O7.

Bisbee, April 15, 1907
 The market today started out with a prospect for a fair improvement and the listed issues most all ad vanced from one-half to 3 points up until noon when there was evidence of considerable selling and they re- acted to nearly the opening figures. The local stocks did not seem to show any life and most of them are begged at present prices There is little demand for Denn around S9.00 and Superior & Pittsburg at s17.50, but on the whole there is very little trading.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
WORLDS coppeR PRODUCTION.

Boston-Henry R. Merton & Co. of London estimate the worlds produe- ton of copper in 1906 at I'll. CTS tons, against 6s2,125 the previous year. an increase of about 1-2 per cent. The estimate of Aaron Hirsch & Sohn of Germany recently published indicated an increase of SC per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
j. G. PRITcHARo
Bonanza Circle and warren District
 Stocks a speciality.
Rishee. ADJ

Bisbee, April 15, 1907. The local market is a repetition of the past week, the local stocks are low with the exception of Calumet & Arizona, which advanced few points. The market is the east was cratic and shows but little strength
 Bid Asked
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

When those see Chicago boiler makers struck. the resulting siience must have been almost deafening
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Philadelphia feels a little better since the San Francisco evidences Of centenfment with corruption.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise lAdv) )
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ady.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help j. E. T. get the franchise. tAdy.1
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. 2. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon, down the Canxons help J. E. T. get the franchise (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16
Closinp Onotatinns.

I have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon beln I. E. T get the franchise lAdv !
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ady.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-16

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help ]. E. T. get tue franchise. (Adv.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13

session against the district attorney
bill could be induced by this combina-
tion of measures and liberal appr0-
priation to forsake their opposition 10
that bill. There Is no reason To be-
lieve tonight that the combination bill
has had the the effect desired and eN-
pected, for the council as ii stands to-
night will not concur In the riders.
This combination bin is the last cara
in the desperate game to force the
passage of the district attorney bill.
II is a big card. and skillfully played.
But 1t has not thus far changed the
vote in the council IN the district at
torney bill. against which the majors
ity in the council and the overwhelm-
ing majority of the people of New
Mexico have declared their overs
Whelming opposition.
The house is i'm session tonight con.
sideVing minor measures brought in
by committees
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
THE BOND ISSUE FOR
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The bond issue FOR educational in
stitutiuns aud for permanent improve
ment Of such institutions Is an inter-
esting feature of the bill,
It viii be remembered that such a
bond issue. if made, would have to be
ratified by congress. The last bond
issue of this kind made four years
ago, has just been ratified by con-
gress. The bond issue proposed IN
! this bill is for $t25.060. the money
derived from such bonds to be divided
as follows
For permanent Improvement of the
University of New Mexico, $4,000,
land for the same purpose at the Ros-
well Military school 100000; at the
Las VeVgas Normal, 10000; at the
silver City Normal, $4,000; at the
school of Mines, $4,000; at the Agri-
cultural college, $4,000. Each mem
Der of the legislature is empowered BY
the bill to appoint a student Ia the
Military school and an appropriation
is made for the maintenance of such
pupil.
These briefly. are the more impor-
tant features of the appropriation bill,
which passed the house of representa-
tlves today. There has been no time
for careful reading of the bill, and
many Of its minor details have not
been discussed. The appropriation
portion of the bill is liberal, and in
the case of the educational institu-
lions is liberalitv In the right direc-
zion The proposed bond issue for
nermanpnt Improvement at these in
stitutions would doubtless be APP
proved by the people of the territory,
but whether the people Of the terri
80, .in,,id ha ,yiliing ia nav for this
Li ,ss',a the nrire ~ certain of the
po', ,,,ta,. oarrted hy. his hin is II matter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
lJBFRNL APPROPRIN NTIONS
FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

That portion Of the bill which may
be called an appropriation bill carries
very liberal provisions for educational
and other territorial institutions. The
\ bin was read but once in the house,
and il has been impossible to become
familiar with all details Of its provis-
ions since il became public this after
noon. It IS doubtful if a third of the
members Of the house are familiar
with the details of the bill It is en-
tirely different from the original APP
preparation bill and instead of the
meager appropria tions made for the
educational institutions in that bill,
all the appropriations Of the new
measure are increased over the appro-
prldtion of two years ago.I
For the University of New MeXicot
for instance the annual maintenance
appropriation is increased to $40, 900,
while from a bond issue of $125.000,
proposed by the bill for permanent
Improvements at all Of the territorial
educational institutions. the university
is given $35,000s This portion of tsle
bin, should It become law, would, of
course, have to be validated by con-
gress.
out of the Rio Grande permanent
Improvement fund Bernalillo county
is given $4,000 for dikes, while an
appropriation of $4,000 Is proposed
for a territorial exhibit at the next
Territorial fair in Albuquerque.
Equally liberal appropriation is
made for all The other territorial edu-
catienal and benevolent Institutions.
and should the bill pass in its present
form it would make q heavy increase
over the total Of the appropriation
carried By the bill two years ago.
The evident intention Of the franz
crs of this bill has been-and this in
tentiun Is not denied-iO make the
appropriation provision 50 liberal to
all interests concerned that Il would
become impossible for any interest 70
hold out and refuse To vote against
these liberal appropriations when con-
nccicd with the machine measures at
tathed to the bill rs riders. To be
perfectly plain the frameEs of this bill
who two weeks ago were threatening
To cut the University of New Mexico
OF without n cent because OF the re-
fnsal Of Bernallllo county representa-
tivcs 10 vote for tie district attorney
bilI. now offer the university apprO-
pFiations larger tllRn hnve ever been
given before under the condition that
the nerualillo county Representatives
vote for tie district attorney bill.
If Il were impossible To dismemher
this bill the situation might be a seri-
Gus one and there seems To be no
question tonight but that the council
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
TWO STORY HOTEL
FOR NlNTOSH


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March l2,-MeSsIS. G. II Myers and
l.. H.. Skelley have contracted for
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'heN VIII at once erect fine two
story hotel building. Work ON the
new structure Is well under way and
VIII be rushed as rapidly as possible
10 completion IT VIII he 10 by "a
feet III dimensions and will be right
up To date in equipment
New homeseekers are arriving every
day and taking up land IN the valley
The brothers smith, of oklahoma
City. have arrived and have Just re-
ceiyed their car of household goods
live stock and farm implements. They
are now busily engaged In moving
their stuff onto their claims, ana a
new home on the land will be fun
fledsed in a few days
WuOddrd brothers nave arrived,
bringing 4 carload of fine live stock
and household goods, and are now
encamped temporarily ON the town
site preparatory to moving out on to
their claims.
Charles Wilson of Eldurado, Kas.,
who has secured claim three and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
SUES THE LUMBER
COMP ANY FOR 4
DEED To LAND
Peculiar Action Filed in District
Court for Valencia County.
Company Finds it Agreed to
Sell Land Already old,

t. Ill.,, 90,
y sun mas paeu Illtd III the district
Toult Ior NaIehcla county by Manuel
dulild InaNeH against The Amer
1tsl, lc3n Luihner company alleging non
itiIIllellt OF contract ana with
HoluIls oi ueed 20 certain Valencia
county land' Tor when plaintiff alleges
ne pald detehdant' The company, on
us answer pleads inability To fulfill
ne contract on the ground that since
me agreement was made 1t has dis
covered that part of the lands in ques-
uoh had already been conveyed to
othef parties ana otters to refund
pIalhtlft money or convey other SIM
mar lahds TO plaintlft
ChaNez sets torth that he PAID over
$ltoeo To the company December 3,
1905 Tor certain pieces of land for
Whlch the company has not turned
over the deed as promised; and that
on December g. l9Ub, plaintlft paid
the sum OF $l7lo. for which the de-
PENDANT agreed upon the return of the
president of the company to turn
over other certain parcels of land, The
plalntitf alleges that defendant has
refused likewise to turn over the
deeds to this land and prays the court
that defendants be made to convey the
land to him in return for the money
paid over as agreed.
The defendants answer, which was
filed in the clerks office yesterday
denies plaintlffs first allegation that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
The Morning Journal Bureau
Santa Fe. n. NJ, March u

The house of representatives this
afternoon passed a committee substi-
tute for house bill No 142, the appro-
prtation bill the bill having been en-
tirely rewritten and forming, with the
riders attached in the new bill, one
Of the most extraordinary specimens
of sIedgehammer legislation ever
placed before Il legislative body in amy
state. The bill carries, in addition to
the regular provisions Of an ordinary
appropriation bill, set of riders
which include the most important of
the machines program Of legislation
for which it has been fighting
throughout this session and because Of
which it has held UP practically all
legislation.
It carries also other measures
which are not strictly machine meas
ures, but upon which special interests
are ceutered and which are cOnsid-
ercd likely to affect the vote upon
the bill as whole when it gets into
the council. The bill in fact is so
drawn as to show the pain attempt
10 center every conflicting interest in
the legislature upon the measure as
whole SO that its passage, riders and
all. might be forced
The vote on the bill in the house
was - to 3. those voting against the
bill beug Messrs Ruppe Walters,
Hudspeth, Moran and Mullins, 1t is
interesting to note that at the night
session of the house tonight Mr.. fl G.
Abbott of COlfaX county stated that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13

+ printer could make twenty N-lput saes
booklet or ordinary size of which To-
OUH cuuies are to be- printed. 100000
impressions merely by printing the
book I'm ane-uage forms, at Sl.5N pen
Loco impressions, when it is well
known that the usual way of making
up such "A booklet for the press in q
commercial printing establishment
would be m forms OF twelve pages
each.
In n word. the printer. under this
bin, could make an indefinite number
of Impressions. at $l.5U per 1909, ana
charge the territory for them. The
bill, IT passed in its present form.
would mean that the territory would
pay for press work from three 10 -four
times as much as similar work woulu
cost We're the printing let to the low
est bidder
Fifty percent extra is charged FOR
ink other than black. Under this pros
vision, the printer 10y using dark blue
ink would increase his price 80 pei
cent. Ii is safe to say that dark blue
ink would become rather populay win
the public printer
Wire stitching in binding is allowed
at the rate of la of "A cent for each
form of sixteen pages. The regular
commercial price for such work is
about une-third of This figure.
And So on throughout tho bin the
way is opened Tor enormous printing
charges and with absolutely no re-
stIlction whatever save the conscience
of the man doing the printing ana
making the prices, II he happens To
have a conscience,
And this bill is proposed by the
men who favor il, upon the sole
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Jerome Determined to Prove
Defendant Sane When Stan
ford WhiteWaS Slain in Mad
son Square Last Sumner,
RELATIVE OF DEAD
ARCHITECT TESTIFIES
Tells of Talk With Prisoner On
Fatal Night in Which Thaw
CoOyersed in Thoroughly
Rational Manner,

F'''"' i't'eu ""e'l
NeN h"Ikr MAtth -l2.-Fhe end of
/ the ThaW trial AT last seems to be in
! sight Tentative nI,ns fan, 1,. r,,,t
60, '''
s''7'S "' uic ulai' were agreed
! upon today by opposing counsel. even
to the detail OF aIluttiug the time rot
fhc. s,,op,tna ~,
w.
plstilSt Attorney jerome has ut last
p"' HTu p'Hitd MN an bridges leadinS
~ lui'aVy comm alssion anu rs itreFo'
CooN nolhtlhE ms course to proving
C,lei nav was sane when ne shot
9HdhlAtH Nhile anu that being sane.
n" CRIME constituted murder in the
H'Hi "tSIee' lthm ten uoNS or lN"
M'vNS tue ease Shou'o ne IN the jury
nanuSi
Nt. Jerome played today probably
me strongest card he holds evidence
/ Nui'a came 70 ms knowledge but
IeN d9%S age. ana which undoubtedly
tausTa hlm To aoandon the idea %
t'FIuS 10 Sena whites slayer 70 q mad
HousC ana I" 'fy Tor a straight out
gg,9'0Fleil"n under me criminal statute.
He ,Niuene' came from Mrs. Stah
, l"'" Nh'l' $ Dfolnet' James G, smith
NHo t"lu " I'IoaFkaplE cleat' succiAci
Syu,E ~ ttJ events HI lhg Madtooi'
square Garden the night White wa
Ntisu' 9ig 't luns ceiNetsallo NJ
/ nay wen IHaW pei3te the shooting
S,Gi,lS ,l3l nav sal Tor some
, az a,. WltH Hllltn @ulihE thr latelui
/ !itsl i'si alltH bt Naans tif f'hal'-
/ pasiL'' ahu uisrosseu Win hin va
iet4 "l t"uleS' III manner Sinlth
"sIl'i t.,IIl Sg, Sugil as any sane man Noulo
t"lh. NJ. HHltth gave lhe conversation
!" detail "thittlns nothing he as
SeIteu
NIth lhe brother ih-laW eI The man
j W. N@S =" soon 20 u@ 4 N'ttim oi M
plStot ma" uiSeuSsea tne play Watt
T'lo',' common atqualulahces, plans
l2I tnr summer ana ulher tilhSs. m
rrr,"ul'h II huNoln brunette WhoW
ma" ueeIateH ne was anxious 70
/ nav Hl'liln meet lhaM 7alu ne ana
/ Ms "ue were gong ABROAD lat'r ~
/ tie Su'iiittI' IheIe was n0thlhS any
mHeI' IN thG repeated conversation OF
nav 70 lHulyatg thdt ne intended 4"
ltlIltC' b9llly hdim upon anyone. MF.
! Hinltl qua say however mat fhaW
Hoi having reserved seuL reamcd
ap3ul the garden ana continually
/ l'"htu III iHt alittJloR 81 tht spot
/ Whett ne subsequently Killed stan
i"'u Nhl'''
N'luIu IutN 'elnlae Iof the defense
biliGlN Ioushl the introduction OF thlo
/ testimony ioF nearly TWO houts TO-DAY
/ reviewing ms argument began yestet-
ddE afternoon tie declared MI. smith
was properly witness IN ehltt ahd
should not be allowed to testify IN rr-
huttal. MT. Jerome replied that he
hdd known only Tor teW days the
| real Falue OF Nh smiths testimony
lne Conversations WIN FhaN ANA ne
/ Appealed to the discretion OF the court
( 10 alioN lne testimony 70 go on.
JuStlCe flt@sefald held mat IN inc