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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-14
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tor the ssfss ~ second hsrf or al
taxes Of - o. 1905.
To all peTeuass banned IN the annexed
list. AAo-e GAAsS ale below the san
II s-5. 0.eeung:
You are hereby noaifiei that On the
eth Day Of MAJ. A. o. 1907.
bes the AoaEs Ut 10 C clock in the
forenoon A = uCl0ck LA the after
n"ba u - ii day. 81 IA couTG house
Ia san Nj sci county. | shall offer
lor sale AAa<l srll Id The highest bidder
tor cash the properly described In the
toilOW ing lad 0n wAlGh the ta1 delin'
qu@nt u .-,s t. less than IS. and
shall comt.Aue Sald sale from day To
day aatii a.. The hereinafter described
property s:.All lie sold or until the
du. thereon shall be paid or
realized. AID In Case there Is no pur'
chaser IN < Aad faith biddiH" upon said
property. then the same viii be struck
off to San ,iiguei county as the pur-
chaser. tbs advertisement Is not
published %Uhia the time prescribed
by chapter 80 Of the Session Laws Of
1893. for tue reason that ii has been
impossible 10 do the clerical work
and pslntln< necessary In the prepare
ton Of this list Within such time. there
being onl, one assessment roll avail
able for such purpose.
EUGENIO ROMERO,
Treasurer md Ex.Offici0 Collector Of
San Miguel County. New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-14
Precinct No. 1.

FACSTIN BACA.
All taxes-HOuse bounded n. by a
road. S by P. Baca, w by d. Lopez,
S. by NJ. Montoya. Taxes, $3.50;
penalty, q cts; publication, IS cts.
total, 1921.
FRANCISCO DURAN.
All taxes-HOuse and lot bounded n.
by N. J. Sandoval, s. by street, E. by
house, w. by ditch. Taxes. S9.47;
penalty. AZ cts; publication, IS cts;
total, 5000.
JUAN GARCIA Y LOPEZ.
All taxes-House bounded N. by T.
Garcia, s. by r. Herrera. w. by
creek. E by street. Taxes, S6.22;
penalty. 81 cts: publication, IS cts;
total, s6.sS.
PABLO JARAMILLO.
All taxes-100 v bounded N. by D.
Urioste, s. by river, E. by ditch. w
by hill. Taxes, 1898; penalty, 16 cts
publication. rs cts; total, 1884.
JULIO URTADO.
All taxes-Iand bounded N. A. TIA
pia. S. ]. Tapia. f. A. Tapia. W. mid
die ditch: house bounded N: D. Ia
klu, d. ny "a IA ny '" -
L. Tapia. Taxes. 5000: penalty, 81
cts: publication. 70 cts: total, $11.60
ANTTAGO VIGIL.
Second half taxes-40 v bounded N
by r. Will. s. bv the same, e. by M
Ditch, W. by c. Baca. Taxes, 5000;
penalty. 80 cts; publication, 80 cts;
total, $s.6s.
Precinct No. 2.
'-STEFANA ARAGON.
A, taxes-90 v bounded N. by Pecos
river. S. by Mesa. z. by p. Quintana
". by V. Baca; 100 v bounded N. BY
Pecos river. s. by Mesa, r. by ]. Y
Roros. W. by P. Quintana; 20
bounded N. by Pecos river, s. by Me
sa. E. by A. Saiz W. by r. Tenorio
Taxes. se132: penalty. s1.06; publ
alton. s1.05: total s93.43.
,ABLO CALI AND WIFE.
All axes-7 v bounded by J. Varos' L
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-14

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-14

MRS ANTONIA B. DIG NAN
ZANARES.
All tayes-fo acres bounded N. BY
F.-A. NJ. ID. by a ross w. BY river.
8. by Y. Baca. I acres bounded N.
by n, Baca. S by river, n by same. w
by ditch; 8 acres bounded N. by J.
A. Baea Jr., s. by " Baca, =. by
river and west by road; ? acres BID.
N. by r. Baca, s. by J. A. Baca Jr.
n. by hin and W, by old road, I
acres bounded n. by NJ. Baca, s. by
A. Baea. r.. by railway, ". H. s.
road: 8 10 acres bounded M. by N.
Baca, s. by v. Haca. 3. BY railway.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
ARIZONA HkT|GHAL
 SHAFT ALL IN ORE
.Six Per Cent Copper with Not a Speck of Waste at Pinto
 Creek Mine, /

A telegram received in Blsbee yes. terday by James Brogan. selling agent for the bonds of the Arizona National and Pinto Creek Droper. ties in the Pinto Creek district neai Globe. says that the shaft of the Arizona National has penetrated the ore body for a distance of twenty-one feet, the bottom of tbe shaft is in solid ore and that the ore averages 6 ger cent. copper The telegram Is from P N. Kelly. formerly locatsc here but now foreman of the mine.
 There is a large number Of hold CTS of the bonds of the Arizona Ma tlonal in Bisbee who will be pleased to learn of the favorable progress being made al the mine of heiT company. The property iE lOcatsu in the Pinto Creek district. sixteen miles ont of Globe.
 Much attention has been drawn td this district of late because of inc highly favorable reports recently made on several different properties ln the district railroad is pro jected Into this district from Globe ss well as s telephone line which will connect several mining properties with the city Of Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee, Ariz.. Feb. 2l. 1907,


 The market Is quite active in sbV,s and the undertone Is generally firm There is no special feature. Good buying is noticeable in American, and this stock closed at SlS.O0. having gained one point for the day. War ren also comes in for considerable attention. Calumet & Arizona ad- yanced again today with sales at $195, and stands at s193.50 bid al the close. North Butte and Coalition are quiet. Globe Consolidated shows bet ter demand this morning with little coming out under S17.75.
 Greene Consolidated sold down to $31.62, holding well at that figure Greene Cananea and Cananea Central are Unchanged. Wolverine & Arizona is firm around $3.25 and looks like a good buy. National Exploration cer. tificates are being delivered and with these in hand think trading in this stock will become more active. There are no noticeable changes in the balance of the list. Tomorrow Ue- ing a legal holiday there will be mU market.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
GALL ISSUED FOR
 \ SPECIAL MEETING
Twin Butte Stockholders Con- sider New Issue of
 Their Stock.

TUSCON, Feb. 22-E. P. Hackett of Milwaukee,. treasurer and a di- rector of the Twin Buttes Mining and Smelling company and Edward T. Davis. of Philadelphia. wno is also a director and large 3tockholdel in the company. are in the city.
 Tt-sy will remain here until after the special meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the company. This meeting has been called for March 4.
 Messrs. Hackstt and Davis are in- terested in the Canoa ranch as well as in the Twin Buttes mines and railroad and they will spend oOnIo time at the ranch property. They are developing this ranch on large scale and will install an extensive ir- rigation system. The Canoa ranch Is 35 miles south of Tuscon along the Santa Cruz.
 There is little doubt but that a proposition to make an additional stock issue for the Twin Buttes will
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
CONCRESSO MINE IS NOW BEING
 DEVELOPED
Was Sold by Mark Smith to an English Syndicate Which Is Working Force of Men No fear of YaqUis There,

Judge L c. Cowsn. of Tucson. is koue from sonors. where he hes been for three months directing work on a new mining property which he is opening up rear the Cungresso mine which he and Delegate Mark Smith recently sold 10 the COngreEso Cop per c0tnpany tLinnitedD. which is an English corporation.
 Judge C0wan stated that the Eng fish company has force of about 4D BDners al work on trs Congress- property sinking shafts and doing de. yei0pment work says the Citizen The sbowinKs on this property are excel lent
 The new psfDerty which JHdgt. C0wan has secured ia but a short dfstaDes from the CongYesso mine and aeYe1opneBt work is under way on a8 szfeasive ses!s. One shaft has been sank to depth Of fifty feet. at which level tfs vein has been cross cut ffFy feet and from tfls crOsscGt fine oee is being taken out.
 Ju6Rs COwzn stated that he had come sfom bis mine to the railroad sgafion wlfhout sn armed ezcorr. Tnz disfsncs is sS mics.
 This country more than year sso vas much traveled by the Yaquis. Dai Judge Covsn stated that nov Yaasis gre nof seen Or heard of He added that he had TO doubt but that t will oe only a short tine Hutii YaauI ost rases viii be heard Of no more in any part Of Sonora. as the government is gradually getting them under snDisc- ton,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
PRE.HOl|DAY MARKET SHOWS ACTIVITY
Washington's Birthday and Short Saturday Make
 Brief Week,
tBy Frank J. GrafJ

Today's market closed in pretty fair
 condition. taking into consideration
 that we have two holidays ln success sion and that there will be nothing doing in the market til Monday and
 up to that time all brokers will go
 fishing. Calumet & Arizona vas strong the entire day opening at Si94. sales being made as high as Si9b and closed at 3iS3. North Butte and Butte Coali- l ton were both weak and at the close ! fell off almost a point from the open. ing. Denn-Arizona and Shattuck have been offered freely the entire day. the
 former at s60 and the latter at S44
 with little or no buying. American i closed strong and looks as though there was something doing in this { for q quick turn. it might be bought ID but don't wait for too much of 1 q profit for you might not be able to sell. Warren has been in better de- man6 today than 1t has been for some time, safes being made at fl3.bO with bids out at Sl3.25, East Butte and Kswsenaw do not show much
 strength. National Is well supported
 at si .a5 and think that stock offered
 at or near this figure ought to be
 bought up for a good turn. Wolverine ( Arizona is lifeless at Is3,OO. Greene and Cananea Central
 aa well as Greene-Cananea Tell on
 little during the day. Personally | think that Greepe-Cananea ought to
 be bought up. This Is the first Cole stock that ever stayed so near to par and can not help but think that there
 Is good money in this stock Tor the one that is willing to wait reason T able Ienght of time. All stock ex' , changes will be closed Friday and Sat
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
LEDGE WIDENING.

Nj. J. Hartley. who has just relocat ed in Bisbee. after three years ab sence. received word from his gold silver-lead property at Arivaca. in Santa Cruz county. that the ledge on his mine had widened from a With of six inches to eighteen and twenty two inches in places. with values showing as high as $S1.35 to the ton Hartley is well pleased with the news in view of the fact that negotiations have been pending for the sale of the property. while a. vet he has not uleO up the holdings in the least degree.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
FIGHT FOR GLOBES
 D|S|kCORPORAT|OA Legal Warfare Has Been Start ed To Undo Work of Pro-
 gressiye Ones.

GLOBE, Feb. 22.-Quo warranto pro cedings have been instituted in the district court for the dis-incorporatioB of the city of Globe, suit being filed in the office of the clerk of the court The suit has been promised for sev- erai weeks. as 1t was known that a sub scription was being taken to pay an attorney to effect the dis-incorporation.
 The attorney who will appear for the busters" is F. c. Jacobs and the principal points in the complaint are that there were nineteen petitions for incorporation lacked together and pre- scented to the board of supervisors in stead of one and that the town council in resolving itself into a city did so illegally.
 District Attorney Stoneman will ap- pear to defend the action of the board of supervisors when the case comes to trial and City Attorney Hill will defend the legality of the course taken by the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
p. o. soz sss. Tsisphons f2e. ]. c. PRITcHAsD
 Broker. aonsnza Circle and Wsrrsn pistries Stocks Speciality.
Eelrrnarr 2i fan7

February 2i. 1907.
 The market today Is rather dull. and there will not be much doing until the beginning of the week. account of the holiday tomorrow, the short Sat urday, and Sunday intervening.
 Calumet & Arizona seems to be very strong In spite of the dullness. Ameri- can closed some stronger, sales being made at S1S.e0. Warren also picked sp 9 little, sales being made at s13.75. and there is not much offered at this figure. With these exceptions all the stocks are fractionally weaker. Some of the new flotations, such as Jerome Verde, and Manhattan Dividend Min ing Co, are being taken up as offering special inducement to the investors to get in cn the low subscription price. Butte & Arizona, and Wolverine & Ari- zona, are exceptionally good buys at the present prices, and should show considerable advance in the near fu- ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS
CLARK AGENTS
 START SHAF IFS

their installation as soon as delivered on the ground The group of claims, consisting of eight locations, were se. cured under option from Vernon silnkafd. snd mining men who have visited the ground are responsible Tor the statement that there Is one of the best surface sbOwinss for large cop per mine there to be seen in the dis lrIet. The group is located about four miles east Of Mayer. the nearest rail road station Of the Bradshaw Mount ain railroad. A good wagon road leads tD ths camp from ihe station.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
CALIFORNIA R. R. COMMISSION.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 22.-The As, embly tonight passed a bill extending the jurisdiction of the state railroad commission over all the inter-county inter-urban, suburban and street rail- ways. The bill also greatly increases the authority of the commission and empowers it to act as an arbitrator in controversies between railroads, in vestigate accidents, determine the cause and place the blame. Power was also given to the commission to com pei railroads to build spur tracks where the business justifies and give satisfactory service.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
PritChard Hagen & Co. (INcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
FRED c. HAGEN. Mgr.
 FRONT ROOMS Q. [. BUILD. INC, opposiTs oESoT, SIS SEE. ARIZONA. ALL STOCKS SOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. piREcT WIRE coNNEc. TON WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS.
PRONE is5.
 a--.a-zazzsaa4 MARKET kETvxR
rRsp c. HAGEN. msr

Feb. st. 1s07.--Ths only ae. tivity in inc curbs today of note is eentered in American, which stock is acting strong. With a continuance of tt- de- mand price will probably ad- vance several points. Other. wise the curb market is duil. Trading in suU. 4 Pitts. has essed off though the price is holding firm around f2G.5O. Shattuck is inclined to 20 still lower. Denn is offered around sG0 Warren is in demand at ss512. and would beeUine much strOn~er should any heavy buvinr spring un. Lit tsa ran be said of tbe balance other than that they are ex- tremeiy quiet. While the To- cal situation ---'alns unsettled stocks win undoubtedly de- cline further. in which event we advise the ulcking up of the good stocks
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

PRESCOTT. Feb. Sys-Aa a sequel t6 the visit. last week, Dt Charles VI
 CiAfk. general manager of the United Verde mines. and William MeDermott, superintendent. Co group of mines recently bonded by them ln the Mayer section, work wlii be eotnmencei Ht enee on the sinking Js t=s eOfnpart. fnsnt Hhafts on the group, aud 2 site fer . third shaft has been selected, on which active sinking will be com
 neneed fla the neat future. Two hbisiing planis have been purchased and ptepatatibns are under wHY iof
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

be nut before the stockholders at their meetihg.in March. All of the present stock issue has been SUD- scribed and the company desires sc ditional money to prosecute more ra- pidly it's development work.
 It is stated also athaJ in the event of stock issue a portion of the mo- ney raised will probably be invested in a smelter and in the extension of the other camps in the Twin Buttes district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

In a Korean gambling room, two players got into a quarrel and one of them brained the other with a pillow. But it is well to remember that the pillow of Korea and Japan is a hard wooden rest for the neck.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

The resolutions of the Tennessee legislature regarding Senator Carnack indicated that the people are already sorry they didn't re-elect him. Car mack Is the most brilliant man in tbe United States Senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

It is said that the Californians trem. bIed when MT. Roosevelt assured them that Schmitz would not be able to re, pei the Japanese invaders.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen & Go. My name Is used contrary to agreement and promise
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

council. Both of these attorneys are confident that the city will come out the victor and welcome the contest as one which will settle for all time the legality of the present incorpora- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

The members Of the Parisian Par liament have almost as bad habit of talking back to the Shah as Senator Foraker.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23

3 The markets will be closed : Friday and Saturday on ac-
 s count of anniversary of Wash E ington's birthday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
BUILDING NEW ROAD TO
NORTH TINTIC MINES

Owners of mining property to the north
Of Eureka, Tintie, will be glad to learn
that for the past few days work has been
going forward on the new wagon road
into North Tintic district Prospecting
has been greatly retarded in this part of
the camp from the fact that the expense
of getting in supplies. tools and equip
ment was exceedingly great 1t is ex-
pected that about Sl.a50 will be expended
on this road, which is being constructed
under the personal supervision of Dennis
Harrington, who is also heavily interest
ed in the Farragut group i'm that part of
the district.
The following mining properties. when
the road is completed. will be fully two
hours closer to Eureka than i'm former
years, when 1t was necessary to make the
trip around by the Eureka City Gene
terry: The Jefferson, the B. & B., Pee
bles group. Farragut, Sweetwater, North
Eureka and the X. X After leaving
Raymond ghlch. the road turns east and
passes under the big granite cliffs past
the properties already named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
PANAMINT RANGE WATER
WILL BE UTILIZED

Greenwater, June 1-B X BrockinR-
ton, heavy owner In the Kempland prop
erty. and who has an independent water
system In the Panamint range has arrived
from Los Angeles in company with E. ID.
Mellen of Boston, Mass Both men left
for the Panamint range Tuesday and will
return in about a week. They contem-
plate doing something with the water and
have gone to look over the route from
this place to that point
May 70 the Saratoga shaft had reached
800 feet the shaft of the Red Boy AGO
with fuli force working in both prop
critics. Both the Red Boy and the Sara
toga are known as the McKenzie's of
Goldfield and they are doing work I'D TO
the standard of No. l mining. Like the
Death Valley and Greenwater, if there
is anything in the ground they propose
to find it. The indications improve right
along in depth and no doubt is enter
tanned but what sulphides in paying guam
tity will be encountered. Two new Go
horsepower gasoline hoists have arrived
TO replace the small ones and are now
being put in place. The company pro-
poses to go to the 1,0oo-foot level before
prosecuting.
r. c. Banermeister has Just returned
from the Shadow mountains fOrty-fiye
miles southeast of Greenwater. He saws
that he located several good looking
claims in that country about two weeks
ago. He says the leads average about ten
feet between quartzite walls The re-
turns from several samples we're. Gold
5000 to s11.6O; s17.46 to SIP 33 in silver. and
from to per cent in copper. This is a
new find adjacent to Greenwater and as
every confidence is placed I'm the gentle
man making the discovery and as he pro-
poses to develop the property himself, it
will add one more valuable deposit to
those already Astounding about this place
The Furnace Creek company is prepar-
ing to replace the present gasoline hoist
on that property with one much larger
so as to enable them to continue deveI-
opment to greater depth. 1t has been or
dered and is on the way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
BIG STOCK DEAL SUIT
OF FARRELL SETTLED

New Haven. Conn, June IA settle
ment of the suit of Franklin Farrell Of
Ansonia, ct al. against Thomas Wallace
ct al, over transactions in the stock of
the Parrot mine which has been in court
since May, 1906, is announced. The basis
of the agreement is not known. The
amount of money involved was 100000
which was claimed as a balance upon the
sale of shares of the Parrot Silver &
Copper company of Montana, the com
plant in the case alleging that in Febru-
airy, 1899, an agreement was entered into
between the plaintiffs and the defendants
whereby the latter were to have the right
to sell the stock at $50 a share, they to
be allowed 212 per cent on the amount
received, no commission to be given IN
less all the shares were sold at $50 The
stock was held at the time, according
to the complaint, as follows:
Franklin Farrell, 1894; Lillian Clark
Farrell his wife, 1000, and as guardian
1886 shares, and other members of the
family 1850 shares.
The defendants it is alleged. negotiated
with William Rockefeller and H. H Rog-
ers of the Amaigamated Copper company.
and to them later sold the stock. Mr.
Farrell having obtained additional shares
so that he held control of the company.
aggregating 1918 shares. The price at
which sale was made was $40 the amount
of money being reported at 81, 62S $50. At
torneyS in the case say the suit was end
ed through agreement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
EXPERT Parish
FROM THE SOUTH
Well Known Engineer Has
Good Words for Phoebe
and Beaver Co.

Engineer William A Parish, who is
resting up in this city after a trip among
the mines and prospects around Phoebe
and in Beaver county, as well, declares
that the southern country is going to
make noise in the mining world now.
He was familiar with Phoebe and its
mines in the palny days of thirty years
ago. What he predicted for the country
at that time is now beginning to be real
1Zed-the wonderful mineral zone that ex-
tends for thirty miles or more and which
was little understood by the old-time OPP
orators, is now asserting itself. Mines
have been made and more are constantly
being added to region then considered
out OF the belt, and this is going on for
a long time TO come, Mr.. Parish declares.
He was greatly surprised at the progress
that has been made and says all past
history Will be thrown far in the shade
during the years to come.
No less impressed was Mr.. Parish with
the strides that have been made In Bea-
yer county since his last trip down there
nearly four years ago. Mr. Parish re-
called the good things he had had to say
or Beaver county in the past and stated
that. now that men and companies were
getting down TO the right kind of work,
results were being attained on every side
They are now developing along the
contacts at Depth" said Mr. Parish, "and
results which / predicted years ago would
follow this character of work are being
Operators are getting off on
the right foot now, and the future of
mining In Beaver county is assured. There
must be close to 400 tons of ore a day.
possibly more than that, coming out of
the districts around Milford at the pres
ent time and that is merely a starter The
Cactus has been proved a wonderfully
rich mine as depth has been attained and
/ believe that there will be many more
mines fully as rich made down that way
during the next few years"