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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
G. A. R. ELECTION.
Officials for Ensuing Year and Dele
 gates to Convention Elected.


 At the Admiral Foote post, c. A. R., on Saturday night, George w. Dad nun, for years skipper of the Yalo launch, was elected commander to re- place c. c. Reynolds, custodian of the Yale field. Thomas E. wOrthington was made senior vice commander, while John J. Bartholomew took the junior vice commandership.
 Other offices elected arc as follows
 Quartermaster, William E. Whittle- sey; captain, Weston Ferris; surgeon, Levi W. Snow; officer of the day. James c. Eastman; officer of the guard, William J skinner; assistant chaplain, { Charles K. Cadwell assistant surgeon, Thomas E. Benedict; member of the board of trustees. Virgil F. McNeil. member of tho board of relief. William H. Bouton.
 1 The following comrades were elected 1 delegates to the next state department encampmsnt: Charles K Caldwell. { Thomas l.. Worthington, A. C. Hem dricks, John Whitney William 5, Skin- ner, W. w. Price, L. W. Shew, William Bouton, James A. Church and George
 Alternates: H, F. Reyes. William H i Warren, Lawrence O'Brien, SWalter Ainsworth H. T. Peck, F. D. Meeker Aaron Abrams. Amos Dickerman, Will liam B. Allen and Edward Wilcox.
 The new officers will be installed on the first Saturday evening in January
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
FLORENCE oRTTENroN MISSION.
Acknowledgement of Donations for
 October and November.

VA A<OAAet&AQ1A6 A~A
 October and November.
 For October as follows: Rev. Robert Bell, one bushel grapes; Mrs. William BisseI, one-half bushel grapes; Miss Grace Hills. literature: Mrs. Everett E Lord. cranberries. popcorn; Mrs. F. R. Luckily. one dozen tallo glasses; Lewis & Maycock, loan of three dozen chairs; Mrs. Benjamin Richards. one bushel grapes and apples; Miss Shel- don. jelly; Miss Grace Smith, one sugar box; The Semon Ice Cream Co.,, dis count on bill; Mrs. N. P. Tyler one package clothing; Friend, sent by Mrs. Tyler, one large package clothing; A. F. Wylie, receipted bill for $b.17, loan of dishes; Mrs. Woodman, ono bushel grapes; Mrs. Charles Webb. three dou- ble wool blankets, two sofa pillows, two curtains, one table spread, one shoe bag, one comfortable. six towels, six pillow cases, ten sheets, one bolster, thre pillows, one apron: ArrS Belle Zesener, Branford, three spring chic kens, two bottles catsup, lima beans, one bushel green tomatoes.
 Donations for November: Mrs. Marie Augur, vegetables Mrs. Nathan Bron- son, flowers for Thanksgiving; Church of the Ascension, dish of baked beans; Insomuch K D. circle of First Baptist church, sixteen napkins, one pair hose; L. Hartman, fruit; Mrs. W. L. Hine, one peck pears; Mizpah K. D. circle, Congregational church, North Haven, one can corn, three packages corn flakes, two glasses jelly, three cans fruit, two pounds crackers, one-hali pound tea, one pound sugar, two pounds -four; Mrs Cyrus W, Kellogg oranges, bananas, white grapes; Mrs F. R. Luckey, Mrs. F, P. Newton, one 1 turkey; Mrs F R. Luckey, jelly; Mrs A. B. Miller. from United church, s i s, Home department. s2.0O towards Thanksgiving dinner; Onor girls, three frui cakes; Organized Charities, ont barrel apples, one barrel potatoes; Mrs Benjamin Richards, six glasses jelly one pumpkin, celery, cranberries, nuts Miss Bee Shea, one basket grapes Mrs. M. F. Tyler and friend, one large package of clothing; Mrs Henry War ner, one peck sweet potatoes, one peel white potatoes, one peck onions, ont peck turnips; Mrs. F. w. Williams grapes. oranges, nuts; Mrs. T. J Fox ice cream and cake for Thanksgiving
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
A CHRISTMAS PRIZE.

E. l.. Washburn & Co. Offer Prize for
 Solution of Christmas Puzzle.
 Some one has said there is enough of chance in whist to often noutraiise the supremacy of skill. E. L. wash burn & O., on page to-day. brighten up their Christmas advertising with a prize contest which they say Is not so difficult as it may at first appear It requires, they say, some skill but if the conditions are read carefully and chance pops into the mind the clues that are given, chance will solve where skill alone would fail. Contest is open to all. Answers must be sent by mail. Correct solution and explana- ton will probably be published in next Saturdays Journal and Courier.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Mlllsnnan Sues for s1. 900.

George F. Pardee, of Cheshire has brought suit for s12O against M. B. and F. s. Hubbell, dairymen of High wood, to recover on milk bills, owed to various milk suppliers about this sec ton of the state. In the writ Mir Pardee, who bought the claims from the dealers and sues oh the entire num- ber, alleges ten counts of where the fIubbells neglected to pay for milk re- ceived. These were in amounts from $50 to st5O. Property in Commerce and George streets was attached and a rec ord of the same filed with the town clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
CONSUMPTION
Its Cause and Suggested Means of Recovery.

Consumption Is not always an in- herited disease, and large percentage of cases may be attributed to the fol- lowing causes:
 First, defective digestion. Second, imperfect nutrition as a result of the first. Third, the accumulation of mor- bid product in the lungs as the result of imperfect nutrition, and this In turn breaks down the function of respiration and consumption is an established dis ease.
 The first step toward cure is to restore the function of nutrition, and to this end nothing in the world excels Vinol.
 1t is for this reason we want every t'elson in New Haven to know about our delicious cod liver oil preparation, N'nol, which is far superior to oId- fashiened cod liver oil and emulsions because 1t is made py a scientific, ex- tractive and concentrating process from fresh cods' flyers, combining { with peptonate of iron all the medici- nal, healing body building elements of cod liver oil. but no oil.
 In pulmonary diseases, t nourishes the body, increases vigor, checks the cough and often mitigates the disease. As a strength-crentor for old people, delicate children, weak, run down per sons, and after sickness, Yinol is un- excelled
 We ask New Haven people to try Vinol on our offer to return their money if it does not give satisfaction. Eulls Corner Drug Stores, corner State and Chapel stre e.s. corner How ard and Congress aveauex.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Milford Divorce suit.

A few days ago Sheriff Maher served a subpoena on William F. Somers, giv- ing notice that Tuesday a suit for di- vorce would be heard in the New Ha- ven courts, his wife alleging intemper- ance and cruelty, having instituted the suit Soon after this proceeding Sheriff Maher ard Mrs. somers appeared on the scene ant nailed up all the doors and windows of MT Somer's abode.
 After getting advice from counsel, somers unfastenAd the doors and re- moved much of the furniture yesterday morning, but last evening while he was sleeping in the house. workmen en-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

| ufCIs cs-A hC NNNh NAONhl which has been hors de combat for the past three weeks, was started up Sat urday and at the latest time of infor- nation was doing business at the old stand.
 The fourth of the series of evangelis- tic services was held in the Baptist church this evening" Services at the other churches were of the usual or der, both morning and evening.
 Some of the parents and others at Short Beach are not quite satisfied now that a district school has been opened in their district. as each of the two 1 teachers in that school has to teach four grades, the progress of pupils is necessarily slower than it Is in the center. This Is something that was apparently overlooked when residents of that district were asking the board of education to reopen the school in l that district.
 Search for the body of the late Thomas McMillen, who was drowned in Branford river about month ago, has so far proved unavailing, It is generally thought that the body has drifted out to sea.
 George S. Pond of this place was ono of the pallbearers at the Morris F. Tyler obsequies in New Haven, on Fri- day last.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Baptist church has elected officers as follows President, Paul Mclean; vice-president, John l.. Price; secretary and treasurer, Miss Carrie Mclean. The Branford Business Mems asso- ciation will have an oyster supper on Wednesday evening of next week. c. r. Bradley, F. J. Kinney, G. "A. R. Hamre. F. T, Bradley and G. L. Beach are the committee of arrangements ap- pointed
 A very interesting circular has been received by the members of Sidney Beach camp, Spanish War Veterans, the text of which is as follows:
 The attention of Spanish War veter- ans is called to the fact that on De- cember 16 1907, the most powerful fleet of warships ever assembled under the flag of the United States win sail for the Pacific ocean, and Spanish war vet eranB are requested to urge that oh that day ali patriotic citizens will raise the flag of our country as a message to the boys of the fleet, wishing them God speed and bon voyage. In ac- cordance with this, the Spanish wal veterans respectfully ask that on that
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

It shows that out of eighteen eredi- tors with claims aggregating $77,s41.53, only two have proved ' their claims. These are the Springfield Brewing com pany, for s4,2O4.27, and Fred Wunter of Now York. for $sO4.51. Trustee Hoyt las only $2oo to pay these claims with and he has recommended to the referee that this money be split up between the two creditors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Averill Estate Dividend.

Referee Newton in the bankruptcy court has ordered the payment of a dividend of 10 per cent upon the claims of creditors of Frederick L. Averill, who was forced into bankruptcy This Is the first dividend that the estate has paid and it is believed that it will be the only one. The total debts oi' MT. Averill amounted to S46O0 and all that could be found in assets was $1,575.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Fuller Estate Amounts to s15. .OoO.

The inventory of the late Herbert c. Fuller, who some time ago was secre- tary of the Security Insurance com- pany, was filed in the probate court. It shows an estate of $15,S41, of which S1, 300 is In 10 shares of Yale National bank stock, $S,OSO in 202 shares of Se- curity Insurance company stock, $5,0OO in life insurance, and the remainder. in personal property. The appraisers were Victor Roth and Edwin P. Root. John T. Victor is executor of the estate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
OFFICER BRIGHT ACQUITTED MILkMAN'S LARGE BILL Fuller Estate Totals $15,000-- Judge Regrets Sending a
 Probationer to Jail.

In the police court Saturday Judge Mathewson acquitted supernmerary Policeman William A. Bright of the New Haven theater, who was arrested for an alleged brutal clubbing of John Hopkins Noel, a law school freshman Bright arrested Noel at the time, and was arrested himself on the students complaint after Noel had been lot go by the court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
STUDENT STRAINS ANKLE.
Race With Train Has Disastrous Result for Winner.

While climbing out of the cut Sat urday night, impatient because of the slow progress made by the train on which he was, Emil Soroch, medical school senior, fell and disloeated his ankle.
 Soroch arrived at the New Haven hospital just as the train steamed into the station.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
HICH SCHOOL FAIR

The girls of the class of 1909 at the High school held very successful fair in the library at the school building on Saturday afternoon. The proceeds of the fair are said to be very satisfactory. The rooms were crowded nearly all the time. Refreshments were served in the basement The High school orchestra played.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

rloyed by his better half stripped the house of the remainder of the furnish ings, and thls morning the male por- ton of the troubled household Is much perturbed
 Many years ago Mfr. Somers was a coal merchant in Milford. but because of business troubles his property, con- sisting of three houses and situated on Lafayette avenue was transferred to his wifes name.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Judge Nfatthewson Racrets.

"Td rather be whipped myself than say what I did to that boy, but 1t had to be done," Judge Mathewson was heard to say after he had sentenced Joe Luckman, one of his probationers, to jail for sixty days as thief In the police court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Arrested for Picking Everrreens.

West Rock is not place to pick ever- greens for Christmas Leonardis vor- garis. Weatville man, tried 1t, accord ing to the police. and is now held for trial in the police court next W9dnes- day to explain why.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Estate off Adam schmaelzle.

Attorney Samuel E. Hoyt. as trustee of the bankrupt estate of Adam 6chmaelzle, a former president of the Weidemann Brewing company, has tiled his report with Referee Newton.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

date, all residents of Branford who may possess the national flag, will dis- play tho same. Members of the Grand army will undoubtedly join in this movement. and 1t is hoped that citizens generally will observe the same.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
SERIOUS ITALIAN FRACAs.

Danbury, Dec S.-Luigo Chirreiia. an Italian boarding house keeper, is in the hospital with a bullet wound and two knifeswounds in his body, and Rosario Ruibbino Is under arrest charged with assault with intent to kill in connection with fracas at ChireMa's establishment last night
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
woMANs BOARD MEpTTNG.

The monthly meeting of the woman's Board of Grace Hospital will be held this afternoon at 8 p. m. at the nurses home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

Catering in all its branches by slxiIled and experienced people; weddings, banquets, dinners, parties, teas, etc. Good taste; good quality. Mince Pies and Plum Puddings to order. Experi- enced walters and cooks furnished
 The E. ]. Williams Catering Co.,, 47 ELM STREET, OVER NEsBrrs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
NEWS OF BRANFORD
Dissatisfaction at Short Beach SchooFaqs Out When Fleet SalsUnsuCCessful Search for Body of Thomas Mclien.
afs Especial Journal-courier News service.)

Branford, Dec. S.-The town clock, which has been hors de combat for the past three weeks, was srarted up Sat urday and at the latest time of infor- nation was doing business at the old stand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
MCINTOSH REDS.

'The man who knowsp does not need to be told thar this ip the finest. apple barrels in our car of Vermont fruit There were also winter strawberries and Fallman sweets We are selling them by the barrel and at retail and have sold them to some of the best dealers in town.
 We have to-day a new lot of Oregon box apples a little larger and hand somer than any we have had before.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

The fourth of the series of evangelis- tic services was held in the Baptist church this evening" Services at the other churches were of the usual or der, both morning and evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09

A clever clothing sales man may Do able to con vince you that a hand-me- down fits yOu--untiI you have worn it a few times, and then--well, you will probably wish you had or- dered a suit of us, made especially for you--one that always looks dressy and fits yen to perfection. We guarantee our gar ments to fit, wear and keep shape, and, if not sat- isfactory, your money back.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08
]. A HOOVER q co.
DAILY
MARKET SUM MARY.

Bisbee, Oct. Z. 1907.
New York market braced up neal
the close under the lead of Northern
Pacific and Great Northern. Shorts
covered freely and the market had {
firm tone on the last sales, which
were at about the best of the day
We look for further improvement to
morrow and believe a turn can be
made on the long side.
Boston coppeTs were very dull with
fractional changes only. London cop
per was higher but not enough to cause
any buying of stocks. Metal prices
in New York are unchanged, and i'm
provement is yet to be SEEN Pres
sure on Greene Cananea still exists,
likewise Butte Coalition. Boston Con-
solidated and most of the Don-dividend
payers. Superior & Pittsburg and
Calumet & Arizona were inactive with
trading very light. A change for the
better in the metal situation will start
an up movement and advances Will be
quick and substantial. Good money
should be made on purchases around
present levels. Bisbee curbs fail to
display any buying power and the
weak tone which has prevailed for
some time still exists. They look
bottom to us and while inactivity may
be a long ways off, We think it is a
good time for anyone contemplating
purchases to take advantage of the
dullness as little stock will be found
for sale on any sign Of strength.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08
ELY CALLING
FOR WHITE LABOR
Big Companies Pushing Work
and Have to Take Jap and
Greek Hands

Ely. Ney.-Despite the depression
of the copper market. which has
caused several of the smaller com
panies in this camp to suspend de
yelopment work. owing to the I'M
easiness of stockholders, the larger
companies, such as the Nevada Con
solidated, Cumberland-Ely and Giroux
are going ahead as energetically as
the scarcity of labor will permit.
The Steptoe smelter. which is be
ing constructed by the Nevada Con
solidated and Cunberland-Eiy com
panies. is rapidly nearing completion
and will doubtless be in shape to
handle ore by the first of 1908.
Although the GirouX concentration
az Kimberly is completed and was to
have started operations on Sept. i
they have failed to do so, and. al
though denied by local officials, an
insufficient supply of water is said
to be the cause of their inactivity.
While mining men are being laid
off in other copper camps, Ely's
present need is good men. Enough
cannot be secured and the forces are
largely being augmented by Japanese
and Greeks. White labor is in great
demand.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08
BOSTON OWNERS
LOOK AFTER
OXIDE
Arrives From East and Go to
Silver Bell District to Inspect
Property That Shows Much
Promise
fTucson Cstizen.l

L uCcOh NAlh1Chsf
]. Gordan Hardy OF New YORK
City. mining engineer. and Q. 3
Ridgeway, mining expert from Den
yer, arrived in town yesterday and
Immediately departed for the big min
ing property Of the Oxide Copper com
pany N the Silver Bell district. The
company is composed OF Boston peo-
pie. and have more than 1900 acres
OF mining lands. considerable of IL
adjoining the lands OF the Imperial
Copper company.
Mr. Hardy said their trip was made
at the request of the company, and
was solely for the purpose of fur
nishsng the management with infor-
nation on which it could intelligently
base its intended development work,
which it is believed will be extensive
in the near future. At present there
ande twenty-five men employed on
the group. and they are engaged in
both shaft sinking and driving.
Mr.. Hardy was not willing to go
into details regarding the property,
but did say that the showing in the
openings was excellent. and that
there was plenty Of copper there of
sufficient value to encourage the OWE
ers to take II out There is little
doubt that the building of the Sasco
smelter has had the effect of awak-
ening a lot of claim owners in the
Silvel Bell district 20 the importance
of getting busy and proving up the
value of their properties.
Messrs Hardy and Ridgeway LETT
Tucson this morning, the former for
the East and Sthe latter for Denver.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08
BEGIN GRADING SOON.
Grucson Citizenl

While in a sense it is true that
work has commenced on the No
galesICananea branch of the Cananea
RIO Yaqui & Pacific railroad, it is
not true as reported that grading has
commenced on the Nogales end OF
the line, nor will the dirt begin to
fly for another ten days. There is
railroad activity at the lines mad then
railroad octiyfty at the Line City.
however, for representative of the
Randolph lines are there, and every
thing necessary for pushing the work
is being pushed.
James f. Casino, the veteran rail-
road builder, representing Grant
Brothers the coast contractors, has
been on the ground for several days
consulting chief engineer E. A. Nc
Farland, and it can be taken for
granted that everything has been
shaped up properly for the start
Locating Engineer ]. W. Reagan,
having finished his part of the work
on the new line, reported at the
Randolph offices in Tucson, and has
been at least temporarily assigned to
duty at Nacozari. Mr.. Reagan is a
veteran with the Randolph people
being the senior division engineer in
the field service.
The construction of the line will
be in charge of Engineer r. E. Harde-
in Nogales work has already COM
meneed on an office building and ware
house 40 100 feet.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08
ho,ricE.

Notice is hereby given, that ct a
melting OF the creditors of Duey &
OYeriock, a corporation, held at the
Copper Afss1 hotel DC the Sfh day OF
September. 1907, the majority. Of the
creditors being present /. Frank r.
Harrington was duly elected as as
sfgnee for the benefit of said credit
ors of Duey & Overlook, a corpora
ton; that on. the 10th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1907, said Frank r. HarTlng-
ton was duly appointed as assignee
for the benefit of the creditors OF
Duey & Overlook, a corporation, by
the Judge OF the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory Of Arizona, In and for the Coun-
ty OF Cochise, and Immediately there
after I, said Frank R. Harrington quail
ifieH as such assignee.
FRANK r. HARRINGTON,
Assignee for the benefit Of the credi-
tors of Duey & Overlook, a corpor-
alton.
Bisbee, Arizona, September q. 1907.
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J. c. PRITcHARo
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Specially.

Bisbee. Oct Z, 1907.
The market opens weak and wire
communications are still Quite unle-
liable. The stocks are certainly close
to bottom prices and those who pur-
chase at present figures, will GER
tainly make good profits. The crops
of the country have never been bet
ter. nor have the farmers of this
country realized as good prices for
their productions This will find its
way into business channels during the
next two months, and the stock job
bers who are now bearing the market
and buying at the present low prices
can not resist the temptation of
booming these stocks that he may
reap the harvest while he has the
opportunity. Political influences may
work against high prices. but We may
reasonably look for the advance at
any time from now on
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-10-08

year. with the exception OF 1903. which
showed gain of 120.20i cars, Is more
than double the gain shown in any pre-
vious year.
There was mild shortage Of cars In
1906. but tn eshorte~e did not compare
in any sense with that which devei-
oped In 1902 and seriously crippled
many branches OF industry Thus far
this year. the car building shops have
been turning out cars at least as rap
idly as they did in 1906. and the pros
pect is that the end of this year win
find the railroads TO have made abou-
as large gain in number Of cars as
they did in 1906.