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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
FUEL SITUATION MATERIALLY
 CHANGED
Regular Shipments of Oil Are Arriving in City-AII Shafts 0perating-CoaI Cars Still Hard to Get.

A material change has taken place in the local fuel situation. At the present time practically all of the shafts in the district are being oper- ated with oil, and there is very little coal in the district
 When the freight handlers and fire men on the Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio railroad, in Texas, went on a strike a couple of months ago, they brought about a condition of af- fairs that was keenly felt throughout the southwest, owing to the fact that the road trayersed all of the Texas oil fields.
 The local mining companies former ly had contracts with the Standard Oil company, but a short time before the railroad strike had refused to renew their contracts with the Standard company, and signed contracts with Texas companies, whose lands were situated in the district affected by the railroad strike. ".a-
 As soon as the strike took place the oil supply diminished, and the com panies had to substitute coal burners for oil burners under their boilers, re- lying on the Dawson fields for their supply.
 Shortly after arrangements had been made to use coal, universal shortage of coal cars was experienced, and at two different times the Copper Queen company was forced to discontinue hoisting ore for couple of days.
 About three weeks ago the strike on the Texas railroad was terminated by an amicable adjustment of the de- mands on the companies, and since that time regular shipments of oil have been received. The shortage of coal cars, however, has not been relieved, and at-the present time all Of the local shafts are being operated with oil.
 When asked concerning the fuel sit uation at the smelter in Douglas, Gen. eral Manager Walter Douglas said:
 Ever since the fuel famine set in, it ba, been our aim to keep a surplus of fuel on Sand at the smelter. even If 1t was foulit necessary to shut down the shafts, bSeause there is enough ore on hand in Geuglas to keep the smelter running for seTera. months, even if we do not mine any ore. At the present time, however, we are receiving almost a normal sup ply of oil, and it will most probably be found unnecessary to economiZe at this end to the extent of discontinuing hpisting'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
LOCAL STOCKS STRONG
 NEW YORK WEAK
Denn-Arizona Reaches S70.00 Mark With Better Prices
 Promised Next Week.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The week just closed has been a good one with local stocks. and is fur theT proof of the wisdom of the man
 who buys up his little stock and puts | 1t away, and takes his profits or holds I for better results. The New York and l Boston market the last few days have
 wiped out many a dollar out of the city, while the lad that has bet either | Denn or American is in clover today. Calumet Arizona held we'll during
 the week at S1S0 to $1S1, but at the close of the week, with much selling ! in all copper stocks, could not hold up. North Butte suffered considerable, and
 has good reason to do so. There was much comment some time ago when there was a report that the Amalgam- ated was to take over North Butte, and the best mining papers in the
 country laughed at the idea, and even came out and stated that they would accept two shares of Amalgamated for one of North Butte, and now they are | talking very seriously of taking share for share This l think an injustice to the North Butte.
 Shattuck has been a drug on the market the entire week, but at the close of the week sales were made at s45. have often called your atten- ton to Shattuck. It Is worth more than its present price, either as an in' vestment or a speculation. As spec
 ulation it is not the very best. but for an investment it cannot be beaten.
 Denn-Arizona was well supported az
 s7O. Although this price was rather tempting to many, and they could not will l
 buy it at sSO. American opened at s19, but think the market was in no condition to take very much of 1t. American. think, ought to sell lower. if she had as much work done as the Denn, the price might be justifiable. 1 There is considerable stock offered at ! S2O.
 ! East Butte has acted somewhat queer It is worth more. They are netting s25,OOO per month, according | to the Boston Commercial. A prop erty that is doing this is worth more 1 than s15. Keweenaw will sell higher, although there is a call that might be i forthcoming at most any time, but l don't think it will affect the stock in | the least. Black Mountain holds well
 at S9.75. l understand that a meet
 ing of the Black Mountain is near at
 hand. when they will take up the ad'
 visibility of issuing the remaining
 100. 900 shares. which understand vii! 1 go to the stockholders at s per share
 They will increase the capacity oi
 their mill. and I would not be at all
 surprised to see handsome dividends I from this property before the close oi the year. This stock is purely an III Y vestment stock Globe is strong al lI11.25. and looks as though the cal . will in no way affect the stock. Ih' |, demand is good, and it will sell highe' ] from all reports.
 On account of the Boston wires be : ing down the greater part Of the day . there was very little news from coppe stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duev & Overlock)
 BOSTON, Jan. 19.-The weakness in the New York market was not reflect ed in such a pronounced manner as was the case yesterday, in our mar ket. The rally in Amalgamated toward the closing will have a good effect on the copper shares Monday, should the rally continue. The liquidation in the past few days has been fast and furi- ous, and good short interests exist in some stocks, which will cover on any show of strength. We think Shannon, Range, North Butte and Tamarack will show good profits to buyers around present levels. The bank statement was favorable. and should have some effect in strengthening the market next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

I have DO relations with the firm of Pritchard, Hagen & Co, and my name is need contrary to agreement and promise. Il zI9T
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
AMERicAN-sAeINAw.

The American-Saginaw has drifted now from the 800-foot level about l6O0 feet to the west. The Denn has drift ed from the 1000-foot level to the east about 1250. The two tunnels now are only about 100 feet apart and the min CTS can hear each other working in the two tunnels. They will be abreast of each other in about 30 days with good luck, when the Denn superin- tendent will drift upwards over his tunnel about so feet Then the two shafts will be connected and the men in the two mines can meet and shake hands. No new developments in As. today, but everybody about the place seems full of hope.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.

(INCORPORAIED
 Brokers.
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. FRONT ROOMS B. |. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA. ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND { SOLD ON COMMISSION. DIRECT WIRE CONNEc- TON WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Lquidation continued today, and big declines were made in the general list. Amalgam- ated sold at s111.50, but rallied on the close to SIEGE. A slight rally was also noticed in the rest of the general list, though the closing prices were near the lowest of the day. The bank statement, which was considered a good one, had no effect whatever on the market. Indications for Monday point to lower opening and a cntin- nation of liquidation, but the reaction in the past week has been too severe, and stocks should be bought for turn at least
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
PRONE 135.
MARKET LETTER.

Jan. 19, 19O7.-Copper stocks displayed a little unsteadiness at the end of the week. After such a tremendous volume of trading, and the almost un- equaled advance in a large number of the stocks. it is but reasonable to expect an easing off. This sort of recession is of healthy character. A day or so of quiet is as necessary for maintaining the best kind of market, as sunshine is essen tial for acquiring good health. The set-backs that occurred today are principally in Calu- met & Arizona, North Butte and Butte Coalition. A slight decline is also noted in Superior & Pittsburg, though the latter exhibits good strength. Any one of these stocks are excel lent purchases on any set-backs. Denn and Ameican will reach higher figures during the com ing week, and it will not be surprising to note a consider able advance in Warren. Sev- enty dollars is bid for Denn, and only a little stock came out at that figure today. Nine ty dollars is talked for the stock before the reorganization Is definite. Bids of s1S.50 to- day failed to locate any Amer ican. Interest in Wolverine & Arizona continues, and there will be still more attention paid this stock soon. Nothing of unusual character is displayed in the remainder of he list. Stocks will be srong during the coming week.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02
ASeinah ddm$s rico cenerciaDte de LondreS
Man sGcl MMtOSeS :

Los despachos de Londres y la prem.
sa diaria de la capital inglesa, nos
traen detalles del asesinate de William
Whiteley. un comerciante que poseia
inmensa fortuna y era el fundador y
director de los grandes almacenes que
llevan -su nombre, analogos los del
Printemps J Louvre en- Paris,
Hallabase Whiteley en- su despacho,
examinando la correspondence, cuando
de innproviso Sc abrio ls puerta, apa-
reciendo un honbre armada de un re-
v6lver. El director de los almscenes
no tuvo tempo de defenderse, pues el
criminal dispar6 varias veces el rev6l-
very Whiteley cny6 muerto junto al
sillon dondc estaba sentado nome ntos
antes.
Lo mas extrefio es que el asesino
cuando vi6 eaer 4 Whiteley, volvi6 q
arma contra ii, suicidandose.
cnando las autoridades = prssenta'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02
PROYECTO 0RANOlOSO

Ha quedado constituida legalmen-
te en- la ciudad de Jersey, la Compa-
f1ia del ferrocarril de Alaska a Slbe-
ria, cuyos vastos planes comprenden
la construction de una via ferrea en-
tire los continentes de America y
Asia atraveSando el estrecho de Be
ring por. medic de un tunel subma-
IrinO.
Ell acta de la organization de la
vasta empress fue firmada por Ell ba
ron Licg de Lobel. de Paris, y los
seiiores Vaddell, de Kansas, City
JOHN Healy, de Leattle, William
Blak, de Nueva York y JOHN Turner
de Jersey City, siendo ell primero el
inic iador y ell alma de esta empire sa
y Ell principal acccionista, represen-
tando los sindicatos tranceses, ru-
SOS y americanos.
La Inca ferrea Central comenzara
en- la estacion de Kausa del ferroca-
rril hoy existeute- en- Siberia y ST.
guiendo hacia ell Este hasta llegar a
la frontera de la provincia de Amur,
q los I23 grades de longitud occiden-
tai del meridiano de Paris ira direc-
tamente un' punto intermedio entire
las ciudades siberianas de Okotsk y
Jakutsk continuara hasta Ell estre-
cho de Bering con varios ramales en-
toda su extension. que seran como
afuente de su linea principal.
La Inca central medir5 en- Siberia
) mil $50 millas y $500 los ramales.
FL enorme tdnel, cuyo punto medic
correspondent aproxiinadamente a la
isla Drameds, :ermlnara poi el otro
1ado por el>territorio de Alaska, don
de la Inca ferrea ira de Kindegue en-
el rio Alaska. hacia Ell cabo York
puerto de Clorence y Gretly, cruzara
la California y Kangarock, seguira
por Norton y las orillas de los rios
Cantwell y TanamA, hasta el merida.
no III de longitud. y de aln a la IL
inca divisoria de Alaska y el terrific
rio de Noroeste, donde sc mira con
los ferrocarrilles britanicos, de Ia
misma n1anera ore 10 estara con los
rrsos en- la Siberia. g
Claro es que esta efnpresa nece-
sta muchos afios y millones para rea
liar su enorme proyecto, pero cuan
do este conclude ser4 possible reco-
Icorrer mas de tres cuartas parties de-
p1aneta sin abandonar q wagon, toda
Ivcz que podra subir en Nueya York
Is "a cualquicr otro p1nto de America
ICON aquel enlaza6o. atravesar toda q
Asia por q Nortc y.llegar por Rusia
" Parf6 6 Aadrid-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02
Los AUTOMOBILES y Ia uganlta

--En Francia sc lla observa-
do, duran esfos t1ltimos amos,
TN cOnsiderab bic aumento de en-
ferm medades en- la 'garganta en-
tre los nilos que asisten a es-
cuelas situadas en- las proximi-
dadeS de los caminos: por donde.
circular freCuentemente auto
movies. Segun los dictamenes
facultativos, esta recrudescen-
cia es debida al polvo que le-
vantaban en- su carrera los cita-
dos vehiculos, y que ataca las
membranes de la laringe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02
Ndmero y TT

ron para hacer las primerss averigua-
clones, un phblieo immense rodealA la
casa. observ6ndose qqe la ms,ysS rkrte
de los curiososeran nujeres quienes
|impresionaba tristemente eli asesinato.
omo atn diese sefales de vida ell
agresoF, Sc lie condujo 4 la Casa de So
corre, encontrandose en sus ropas rin
papel 'escrito que dice, textnalmente.
"William Whiteley cs mi padre, y
Eha ooasionado este doble crimen pcr
terquedad en- rehusarms ma petici6ng
muy razonable".
Aunque estaba gravemente herido.
lei asesino ha declar ado insistiendo en-
que es:hijo del comerciante Sin en-
barge, los dos hijos legitimos no le han
reconocido, por 10 que algdn periodico
ingles aventura la hip6tesis de que
pueda tratarse de un hijo raj, 6 tai
vez de una: .tenta tiva de- ..chantaqe'.
Este crimen ha causado gran sensa-
ci6n en- Londres, hasta ell punto de que
las ssefioras srrebata ban en- las GALES.
de manos de los vendedores, los extra
ordinarios ae los grandes periodicos.
La historic y el temperamento de-
Whiteley, son euriosos por<mas de un
concepts. Habfa entrado en- Londres
con un modesto capital de Is coo pese-
tas, en- treinsa AMOS logr6 reunir
mas de $50 mill lones
Whiteley poseia, segnn parece,~ no
isolamente una :energia excepcional
un sentido exacto de los ~negocios.
sino que disfrut4ba de una AUDI cia v
Ide una riqueza de imaginaci6p POGO
tcomunes.~ Bautizandose a ST propio con
el titulo de "universal provider" fpro-
yeedoE universally y que debia con
quistarle el exito, quiso siernpre salts
facer hasta los deseos mas extravagan-
tes de sus clientes.
Clerta vez an ricacho iInprovisado
que sc presento medic desnudo en- los
a1macenes, salid de el1os vestido q In
Ultima moda, casado y poseedor de
una magnf6ca casa.
Otro clente de buen humor Sc pre-
sento un dla Ell casa de Whitley, pi-
dlendole que en- veinticuatro horas le
proporcionase un elefante. Ell original
peticlonario recibfa uno de estos ami
males las veinticuatro horas justas
Otro excentrico, pagandole q peso
de orc, pidi6 y obtnvo una fanega de
pulgas vivas. Puede suponerse que 81
Whiteley satisfscia tales caprjchos.
con mayor motivo era complaciente
para las peticlones dc las sefloras-
Por este su asesinato brutal mis-
terloso ha causado tan nmensa sensa-
ci6n en- Londres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02
AtIeta improvisado

Anoche q las siete y media fu6 de-
tenido EN- la plaza de Colon IN ameri-
cano llamado Fl ancisco Llance, Que
Sc entretenfa en- aar carreras por la
referida plaza. llevandose todas las
personas que su paso encontraba
Hoy fue condenado el Atleta pa
gar $Io de rnulta s sufrir veinte dfas
de carce!.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02

-:
bre: lme quieres listed dejar traba :
| jar7' - cua1 Is para dicho por per-
soma bic6 sducada algo vlDlento.
AL cabo puedsW tolerarse los que
van una reduction mirans leen y
callan. =.
Estos han dido decif que el que
hace "los 1ondos" tiene mncho; talen-;
to, que Ell director es muys ingenioso
~ que el gacetillero tieno mucha gra-
cia, y van CON la esperanza a dis
frutar gratis con condicion reculiaf
cada cual.
Y alli Sc pasan las noches esperan-
do Ell rasgo del director, la .sentencia
|del articul ista 6 Ell chiste del payaso
de la casa.
ST por casualidad hay chiste 6 sen.
tencia, da gusto oirles despues en- e1
cafe. A todos 10 cuentan, &todos 10
encomiai y cuantas veces Sc refere,
otras tantas merece del auditorio un
magnffco y expressive encogimiento
de hombros. ?
;Algo peores son los otros, es de-
cir. los que antes me he referido!
Porque van contando de reunion en-
reunion y de tertula en- tertu1ia, que
han estado EN- tai redacci6n y han
aconsejado tai cosa, y 'naaffana SAL
dra un palo" contra "tulano'
Por supuesto, todos y casi todos es-
tos entran en- la sa1a metiendo ruido,
no SO quitan~ Ell som brero. dejan el
baston sobre la mesa de esclibir no
dan las buenas nocnes, piden tai
cua1 peri6dico con urgencia, aunque
este ocupado, hab1an con enfasis
sobre todas las cosas, disputan pa
ra que los cream grandes biscuit
dores. sobre cualquier frusleria, gri-
tan para creerse que dominan. y de
ninguna maneTa logran captarse al
guna slmpatla nj obtener la menor
muestra de asentimiento.
iAy! Que harto me tienen hace
af1os! -.
Estas breves llneas las leeran, sin
duda, muchos de esos desocupados,
y lanza ran sobre su autor un sinn1-
nero de anatemas, reconoci iendole to-
dos los defectos del catalogo de las
1tachas. s@'>
Sea enhorabuena.
Lo que 20 digo de todas veras es
que 81 alguna vez quisiera que mi
pluma fuera punzante y .sangrienta
y 81 alguna vez hubiera de ser exac-
10 en- la descripcio y energico en- el
epigrama, quisieralo para hoy para
este articulejo, con. jeto de hacer
comprender a esas gentes, que las
redacciones van los redactores ira
bajar, es decir, a zanzibar ideas y
conceptos y opiniones por pesetas pa
ra conner; que as1 como en- TN taller
y en- una oficina y en- otros sitios ANA
logos, estorba y entorpece, y anula Ell
trabajo Ell que va de tertulia, con
m as motivo en- una redacci6n causa
entorpecimientos Ell que va "a pasar
I'm ratio con aquellos chicos' porque
les corta el pensamiento, les confun-
de las ideas, les trastorna el sentido
v les obliga a permanecer en- el ira
bajo dos horas mas de las necesarias S
para cumplir Ell cometido.
Y icuidadito! que 20 no aludo q
nadie.
Ell que haga deducciones
Con Su pan Sc 10 coma.
Pero, iojala que muchos hagan las
correspondence deducciones!
| Manuel .uNtOSeS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02

diente por 81 solo, nv que es sin
duda Ell primer case nen la historic
polftica de este Estado.
Por otra parte, Ia sdefensa posee
los mejores talentost de la Union
sobresaliendo entire ellos Mr.. Del
mas, defensor en- jefe. Mr.. Delmas
es nativo de San Francisco de Cali.
fornia y es la primera vez que de-
fiende un case en- ell Estado de New
York, y para este. two que pasa1
examenes y aprenderse el .C6digo
penal neoyorquino en- menos de dos
meSeS.
Personals que conqcen Mr.. Del
mas aseguran que este es uriundo de
Cataluf1a, su nombre ha sido cam
biado de del mas aDelmas.
"El Journal" dice que en- la batalls
Jerome ha probado ser ell yelling
ton de New York, yiotro contempo
raneo de San Erankisco afirma que
,atln cuando Jerome sea Ell Yelling
ton de New York y Delmas Ell Napo
leon de California, Wellington va 4
perder su Waterloo.
~.
La febre de viaj&r, la "strenou:
life" Sc ha apoderado de nuestros
hombres de estado. Aver Roosevelt,
y Ell Senado, hoy Taft. Taft ira
Panama, Cuba y Puerto Rico. y entire
otras cosas. como regalos de viaje
lleva en- su maleta-asf 10 asegura e
travieso "World -rnuestras de "bie
stieske, predilecciones de paz, 50 hi
durias de guerra { ideas Roosevelt
tianas en- toda clase de asuntos. des-
de base BALI Y "foot-ball' hasta i
manera de hacerse de una familia
por POGO dinero y sin gran trabajo,
Amen. NA.
.M1rtO Ae Pngt.
New York. Mario "a de oo7.sssss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-02
81 estrecho de Bering

Construction de una via fErrea entire
- ~~43os.eeatinentessdc de Am<rica@~.-..-
Asia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30
Birthday Surprise Party

Thursday being Frank Good
rich's 2lst birthday, the MEM
bers of the fiddle End Whist
Club planned a little surprise
in his honor, as a member and
official of the above order. Mr..
Goodrich was led around
through the dark streets, get
ting new ideas in the decora-
ton of houses, also the remodel
ing of houses. After enjoying
the evenings walk to his
hearts content, he was then
taken around by his home and
was there met and surprised by
the fiddle End Club. Frank
being a charter member of the
club, has held some of the
prominent offices, such as JAM
tor, also on the committee of
lights and feed. DR.. Giddings
made a presentation speech
that brought tears to the eyes
Of those present, after which a
fine supper was served by Mrs.
Goodrich, Clara Perkins and
Mrs. Rainbow. The following
men enjoyed the evening:
DR.. Giddings, George and
Lloyd Goodrich, Will Van Pat
ten, Walter Laughery, Ec
Rowe, Moyne and Ray Tubbs
Frank and Lou Goodrich, Joe
Smiley and Jim Davis.
Communicated.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30
Diciples Church.

Sunday School 9::45 a. m.
Divine worship 1915 a. m.
Subject: Burden Bearing. "
Evening sermon 800 p. m.
Subject: Heaven, Where is
lit, What is it, Who will be there
and shall wesknow each other in
Heaven?
Sunday, June End, will be Rev
'Johnson's last Sunday in Mis-
souri, Valley at this time.
There will be baptismal ser
|vice at the close of the evening
service Sunday.
Rev. M. C. Hutchinson, the
new Pastor, will move to this
city next week, and will CON
duct regular services June 9th
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30

President Roosevelt is now
trying to put the naturalists in
the "Ananias Club" classifying
them with Hartman, Parker
and others. DR.. Long, a noted
naturalist sent a scorching
letter to the president, taking
him to task for contradicting
certain statements the doctor
had embodied in school text
books. OF course there will be
no ending of the controversary
for beth could keepup the fight
for perhaps neither one is sure
of his ground. Supposition is
one thing and facts another.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30
Mail Hours Tomorrow

The office hours at the post
office tomorrow, Decoration
Day, will be fron 8 to II a. m.
Please bear this in mind.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30

For chicken cholera use
Lees Germozcne, the best
remedy there is On the mar
ket. Warranted IS do
what We claim or your
money back.
Shelton FAIRNESS Go.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30
For Sale

Two shorthorn bulls, from
Timber creek herd, extra good.
jw20 e. P. McEvoy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30
Frost Hurts Berries

w. A. Fouts stated in our Of
flee this morning that the frost
of last Sunday night damaged
his strawberries, probably Is
per cent, that is, of the plants
that were in bloom at that time.
The berry crop will undoubted-
iy be very short this summer
and prices are liable to soar
high. The fruit and vegetable
growers are feeling rather UNI
easy with regard to the out
come, owing to the continued
cold weather, and there is not
much prospect for warmer
for sometime to come.
Most any Ratchet will cut off
a chickens head. 1t takes a
good one that the handle won't
break out, one of those steel
handled ones at "McGavren's"
will stand the racket.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-30

Mrs. Judd Brown and Mrs. I
j. Baily. left for Ute, Iowa, this
morning for a weeks visit with
friends.