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The oasis., 1907-07-06

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The oasis., 1907-07-06
ARIZONA NEWS.


 drug merchants and prominent business men, and Miss Edith Jor- dan, also of Tucson, were quietly married in Benson Monday by Judge Cheseldine.
 Benson Press: l.. o. Oster, of Benson, has been appointed man. ager of the Western Union com pany office at Nogales and will take charge on July 1st. Mir. Oster's place in the $. P. office will be filled by Chas. Ebey. Mr. Marks will take Ebey's place and new man, named w. E. Fore, takes the place of Marks.
 Wilcox Stockmsn: Judge Monk arrived last Friday from Los Ange- les and has been spending the week here in the interest of his cat tie ranch. Upon the day the judge arrived a whirlwind lifted the roof from a 40x60 foot barn and depos- ited it a hundred yards off. The judge is not superstitions, but in forms us that he will return to Los Angeles as soon as he replaces the roof.
 Mesa Free Press: Messrs. Drane & Silverthorn have sold the Trent ranch, located east of town, to pr. Shouse, recently from Missouri. There are 40 acres in the ranch, and the price paid was $125.00 per acre. This is one of the best small locations in the valley. Mir. Drane says one always has to "show" a Missourian, and that Is what he did in this case. He showed the doctor one of the best, but has sev- eral more left that he expects to dispose of to other good citizens. Dr. Shouse and family will make their home at the newly purchased ranch.
 Benson Press: John T. Proffitt, who is raising sweet potatoes with artesian water at his place two miles southeast from Benson, was in the Benson Press office this week, and stated that the sweet potatoes are beginning to grow nicely. H. Martin, who lives half mile south of Mr. Proffitt's place, will plant some corn on 1t, and sweet potatoes on his own land, where he has a flowing we'll. Those who raised sweet potatoes last year realized $500 per acre from the de- lectable tuber, for which the sandy soil of the San Pedro valley is es- pecially adapted.
 Arizona Republican: Mrs. Eliza Edwards. who resides at 223 F. Buchanan street, in the southern part of the city, and has acquired some local fame as fortune teller, gives a bit of information to the general public free Every body knows what nuisance the big red ants are which persist in establish ing themselves in the places where they are least wanted. Mrs. Ed wards says that the sprinkling of cayenne pepper about the ant hill will drive them away. It wont cost much for a lot of people to try the experiment and if it works it will be worth a good deal to lot of people who spend great part of their spare time fighting ants.
 Tombstone Prospector: Benson citizens have started an indignation
The oasis., 1907-07-06
Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger Train service throopl
 between Nogales and Guaymas
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
METAL DEL|NES AND
 DRAGS STOCKS DOWN
Market Opens Strong, But 20 Cent Copper Brings on
 Sharp Declines.
LBy Frank J. Grail

The market opened strong with good demand for stock all along the list, but as soon as there were bids out there was plenty of stock offered which soon placed the market in a weak condition, and to make matters little worse the price of copper in London declined under 20 cents, which also had it's effect on the mar ket. Copper quotations in American market however, were not affected, but it sooner or later will feel the effects of the decline. Calumet & Arizona was in excellent demand the entire day and the close was strong at s16S. Superior & Pittsburg closed weak. North Butte and Butte Coali- ton both suffered at the close. Denn. Arizona was offered freely without any bidders at the close. American has been in fair demand the greater part of the day, while Warren is of fered at s10 with no bidders. East Butte holds firm at $l050. On the listed exchange coppers declined to- ward the close, especially North Butte and old Dominion. Greene Can Onea opened in good form and ad- vlnced to s17.50 and closed at S17.00
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee. April s. 1907.

Bisbee, April 8. 1907.
 The market started out as though further improvement was in sIgnt and prices advanced some but svun after the opening interest Jagged and prices seemed to fall back strictly Before the close however. there was a slight rally and the listed stocks all took on new lie anu closed fairly strong. The curbs are still neglected and it seems that the buying power is still lacking and that is very essen tial to make a market. Superior & Pittsburg and Warren remained un- changed. American and Denn both weakened a trifle, the latter selling around $1l.50. Wolverine & AriZ- ona was offered at S2.25 without any takers. Shattuck seemed to be peg ged around $34.5O. The weakening in the metal market is bound to influ- ence copper stocks. However, on 20 cent copper the stocks are cheap at present prices and We think should be bought on any breaks:
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
.G0ID BELT MAKES
 STRIKE OF RICH ORE
Property in MorenCi District Making Good Showing and
 Shipping to Shelter.

Another phenomenal strike was en- countered on the property of the Gold Belt Development & Reduction com pany the early part of last week, this time on the gold claims of the com pany. The strike was encountered in the bottom the 100 foot level of Shaft No. I of which two samples were taken. The first sample, an average Of the ledse ran sl12 in gold to the ton, while \ he second sample. which was of sotted ore from the best of the ledge, ran s1I76. in gold to the ton. Manager Beauchamp was elated with the find and believes that the ledge will be found to continue with development. Should this be the case it will be but a short time before the company will put up a mill at the property as there are already several tons of good milling ore on the dump.
 The shipments from the copper property continue regularly to the Shannon shelter and the development work on this group is still coutinu ing to improve with depth. This property is attracting much attention to that part of the Morenci-Clifton dis trict and is doing much to stimulate mining development in the district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS'
DETAILS OF BIG
 MINE MERGER

Information was given out in this city that 8 gigantic merger of, Arizona mining companies has been completed and that the amount involved is s5, ,000. 900.
 It is stated that the consolidation includes all but three of the principal copper mines in the territory, and that the deal is considered the great. est in the history of Arizona in the last ten years.
 The Oft-McGarvin-Brown company, with offices in this city, are the western agents of the new corpora ton. which is to be known ss the Arizona Amalgamated Copper com pany.
 In the merger are four large prop critics consisting of 15O claims within
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

radius of thirty miles of Clifton in southeastern Arizona
 Among the persons interested are c. M. shannon of Los Angeles, War. ren Gillelen and Newton Evans of Los Angeles, who represent former Senator s. w. Dorsey; Messrs. Fay. Tor of Bridgeport, Conn, Trowbridge, of New York, Everett of Cleveland, Andrew Grimway of London, W. R. Green. Munroe and Leavitt of New York.
 It is proposed to have giant smel ter erected in the center of the ter ritory, and railroads built from all the producing properties. Among the groups of claims merged are the Stevens, Keystone, Loomisky and Gel tic.-Los Angeles Examiner.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
NEW COMPANY DOING BUSINESS

The New York-Arizona Gold and Copper company. which has recently been organized among a number Of the local men has let a contract for a hundred feet of development work on their claims. which are close to the Gold Belt property about three miles west of Morenci. The claims were purchased from John MoIder and others and already a great deal of work has been done on them which has shown up rich values in both gold and copper--~Morenci Leader
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
J. G. PRITCHARD
Bonanza Circle and warren District
 Stocks a speciality.

Bisbee, April S. 1907.
 The copper share market today is rather sluggish, hardly keeping up 10 Saturdays closing prices. Denn and American are firm but not much trading. Black Mountain and Han cock are stronger than last week. The Greene-Cananea stocks also show fair strength. Calumet 6 s4I----.ia is also strong. Amalgamated is weak. Wolverine is neglected: so is Butte & Arizona. Many prefer now to buy the Princeton even at the dollar. There is cutie &a interest taken in Jerome Verde. which is selling now at 70 cents. I-lz- stOc:l was selling six weeks ago at 9 cents and will soon be advanced to 50 cents.
 Closing OuotatiOns-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
MARKET GOSSIP.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlook )
 NEW YORK, April S.--American stocks in London were weak at 1k to E below parity: 26 banks report less than 20 per cent last week and 21 per |cent in corresponding week last year
 London settlement begins today.
 Rather light demand for stocks in loan crowd, but borrowing demand by shorts still heavy.
 London expects early reduction in bank rate
 Gold arrivals in London today ex- pected to bo to Bank of England
 ST. Paul officials report car situa- tion better.
 National City Bank shows principal decrease in loans in bank statement and largest increase in cash.
 Strength in exchange largely due to paying of loans in London.
 Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
PRODUCTION OF THE s. 6 P.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlook
 The Boston News Bureau says-It is estimated that the s. 6 P. proper ties, which produced siigh:l- G.lcI ten million pounds of copper in 1906 will produce eighteen million pounds in 1907. and that for 1908 the car pro duction will be increased over 100 per cent to forty million pounds. s. & P costs about s cents per pound, and figuring on an IS cent metal market net earnings Of g per share. four mil lion dollars can be figured for the S & P. in 1908, while net earnings oi $1.50 per share are the prospects foI 1907 on a production of less than twenty million pounds.
 ID the Canyon down the Canyon
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
DUEY 60 OVERLOOK. Brokers Direct Private Wires to All Exchanges
 Copper Stocks Speciality
CORRESPONDENTS: PAINE, WEBER CO, MEMBERS BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE LOGAN 6 BRYAN CHICAGO, MEMBERS ALL EXCHANGES

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
UtIiidiu sldSCu C SU' INcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. ! FRONT ROOMS 8. [. BUILD | ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA. | ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND 2 SOLD ON COMMISSION. ! DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION | WITH ALL LEADING
 MARKETS.
 PHONE 135. | AA DIET ETTE0 :
PHONE 135.
MARKET LETTER.

April S.-A stronger tone prevailed in the coppers at the close today and for the most part the boards slow gains all along the line. The open ing for the week has seen ac- tivity in trading With the ten dency toward considerable more life in the markets in the immediate future. The better class of stocks have made good progress toward normally high figures and in our opinion there will be good profits in them when purchas- ed on any set backs.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

to depend upon for their profits. Fur thermore these ores all carry, with few exceptions, their own iron and lime fluxes in sufficient percentage to make them self fluxing. therefore they are the most desirable class of smelt- ing ores. There is also an abundance of sulphide ores within the area des- cribed to meet all smelter require ments.
 Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (AGv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.D
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
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Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

I have 10 connection with Pritch- ard. Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
PHONE 2s6.

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise (Adv)
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
COREY'S WEDDING
PLANS A SECRET
May Take Place in England to Avoid
Formalities Of the French Law.

PARIS. Jan. s.-Whether w. E.
Corey. president Of the United States
Steel Corporation. will marry Mabelle
Gilman. the American singer. before
he returns to the United States. cannot
be ascertained definitely. When Mr.
Corey arrived here a week ago it was
understood that the wedding would not
take place during his present trip. and
as late as last Wednesday Miss Gil
man told intimate friends that the date
Of the ceremony had not been fixed. II
these plans have been changed the we'd
ding probably will take place in Eng
land in order to obviate the vexatious
.fornalitiss OF the French law.
Beyond stopping at a somewhat Sc
Guided hotel in the suburbs. Mr.. Corey
has taken no special pains TO hide his
movements or to conceal the fact Of his
engagement to Miss Gilman. She and
Mr.. Corey. accompanied by Miss Gil
mans mother, take daily automobile
trips in the Bots de Boulogne. and Mr..
Corey frequently dimes with mother
and daughter at some fashionable res
taurant He is usually accompanied
ny tAiittiCtH Alltilrs Aiiu o'HitAAiutr
after dinner they attend the theatre or
opera.
After the return TO the United States
Of Mr.. ami Mrs. Riggs the latter being
Miss Gilmans sister. who chaperoned
her during her tour Of the Continent
Miss Gilman and her mother lived in a
villa at St. Cloud. often motoring into
Paris. Miss Gilman's sister Cordelia,
several months ago married Albert
Thomas. the son Of a clerk in a Paris
real estate Office. Mr. Corey has given
Mr.. Thomas employment with the
United States Steel Corporation at
Pittsburg.
Recently Mrs. Gilman and Miss. Gil
man came TO Paris from st. Cloud and
took a handsome apartment at the
Etoile.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
WOMEN'S CLUBS RUIN HOME
Long Island Farmer Declares They
Robbed Him Of Wife and Family.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-''Women's
clubs broke up my home and robbed
me of my wife and family" says Will
liam H. Baylis. a Munson. L. l.. far
mer He sat on one of two chairs. all
that remained Of the furnishings OF his
home. Everything else had been re-
moved to Brooklyn by his wife. said
he:
You see. my wife was president OF
the Floral Park Women's Club, one Of
the largest on Long Island. She was
so interested IN club matters and her
church work that she found little time
for her home duties. I WAS not inter-
ested in many Of the matters which
absorbed her attention, as I had al
could do to keep things going on the
farm While I was interested IN the
rise IN the price Of potatoes or the
crops my wife would be busy prepar-
ing an article on the effect Of Moham-
mechanism on civilization. or such like
Naturally we were bound 10 come 10 a
parting Of the ways.
Last week I decided 10 make a
fight for the preservation OF my home
life. It was then that I told her she
could leave n she wanted to. ! never
dreamed she would take me at my
word, but I found she had done so on
my return from market in New York.
MY wife had taken my son and
daughter with her and had simply
cleaned out the house"
Mrs. Baylis. who is a woman of un-
usual attainments and cultivation is
now living at the home OF her brother,
in Brooklyn. Her son, Irving. Is years
old and her daughter Gertrude. a girl
o. Is, are with her
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
SPAlD i, co.
CELESS1SS:Ss !
Will Have County School
Children observe James
town Day on May 18th
GOVERNOR LEA FAVORS RI

"A. r. spaid, superintendent OF tid
public schools Of New Castle county,
is heartily IN favor or tho reconnenda-
tlons OF the State Board OF Edura-
ton that the public schools Of the en-
tire State observe May Is next an
jamestown Day. or the anniversary OF
the landing Of the first English settlers
on American soil. Mr.. spaid declared
he viii DO All he can to arrange appro-
pirate exercises and intends to hava
Now Castle schools observe the day
whether the superiutendents OF the Two
lower counties take advantage Of ths
Recommendation or not.
Governor Lea Is understood 20 be
heartily IN favor or the movement and
Il Is more than probable that he viii
set aside the day In all the schools for
the special celebration. If necessary
a proclamation win be issued by the
Governor making The day special
holiday IN the schools.
The State Board Of Education Wiz
send a communication to the Board %
Education I'M this city, notifying then1
of their recommendation and suggest
/ ing that they adopt the course ta'ren
by the State Board. ft is thought tho
private schools will have some kind of
a celebration on the same date when
the object and the full meaning OF the
project IS explained 70 the managers
OF these Institutional
Professor Spaid's idea OF the cel-
ebration IS TO have program that
will bring out clearly In the minds of
the children the meaning Of the day.
lHe win so over the history OF the land
ing and settlement OF the English hero
land will also review an the literature
he can find on the subject. From this
win be culled the most important ami
striking features OF the history and
these viii either be read or portrayed
IA dramatic form IN the schools. Mr..
spald intends to make me program in
an the schools as elaborate az possiv
Bile. SO that the day win be long re-
lmembered by the children.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
AUTOMOBILES AS
MAIL COLLECTORS
First Assistant Postmaster
Says the Experiment is
Successful

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-rwo sub
jects OF general Importance are treated
at length in the annual report Of
Frank II. Hitchcock. first assistant
.postmaster-general which has been
made public.
5 They are the proposition for the in
crease Of the salaries Of clerks in post
Offices and the proposed abandonment
OF the back stamp" on letters and pos
tai cards.
The report shows that at the close OF
the fiscal year $1,000 post Offices were
in operation. and that che total NUM-
Der OF employees. not including postmas-
tiers and assistant pOstmastos. was
nearly 100000 Thetotal personnel Of
post Offices Of all classes aggregated
2O5.2SS
The gain IN revenue from the post
Offices during the year--about $4,000
OOO-was unexpectedly large, and the
returns for the first four months OF the
present fiscal year indicate that the I'M
preoedented gain is being maintained
SO great Is this gain. Mr.. Hitchcoch
points out. that the additional appro-
pniations requested OF Congress scarce
" win be sufficient to maintain the ser
vice. should any considerable eNten.
sion Of postal facilities become neces-
sary." ne says. "still larger appropria-
tions will be necessary.
In view OF the large Increase OF tbs
business OF the department Mr.. Hitch
cock says a larger administrative or
ganization is imperative He urges
that the present force Of his bureau b'
strengthened by the appointment Of ad'
I ditional hish- grade men and the APP
pointment Of a Iarger force OF helt
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
NINE. OUCHAKOFF IN WANT
Runaway Wife of Russian General and
Companion in australia.

LONDON. Jan. S.-The Daily Mails
correspondent at Melbourne. Australia.
says that Lieutenant Gabriel Essipoff
and Madame Ouchakof. wife OF Cen
eral Ouohal1off of the Russian Army.
who eloped last year and were followed
to the United states and back 90 Europe
by General OuchaSoff. are there in the
deepest poverty. The trinkets. he
says. have been pledged TO raise money.
Madame Ouchal1off is seeking employ
ment as a domestic. while the ieuten-
ant complains Of lack Of comforts and
talks OF committing suicide.
Madame Ouchal0off. the correspond
ent. continues. offers to agree to di-
vorce and to surrender her right TO a
fortune Of S250,OOO which win be hers
on the death OF her mother. She would
then marry Lieutenant Essipoff
The Daily Mails correspondent at st.
Petersburg says that General Ouchha-
tof was at Tsarskoe-SelO Saturday.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
BIG PURCHASE
by SYNDICATE
Lessee Of Opera House Get
Control Of the Reif
Circuit

Announcement is made OF the pur-
chase by half dozen theatrical man
ayers, headed by Samuel S. Nixon. rep
resenung the Theatrical Syndicate.
which controls the Grand Opera House
Of this city OF the Ref circuit OF the
aires, regarded as one Of the most vaiu-
able circuits in the states Of Pennsya-
vania, New York and Ohio
Half a million dollars is said to have
been paid for the Pennsylvania rights
alone, The towns on the circuit in that
state include Scranton. willSesbarre,
Harrisburg, Reading Norrdstown, CIR
bondaie. Shenandoah. Sharon and Pitts
ton Tho New York towns include
Syracuse. jamestown. Oloan, Cornhu,
Emira. Troy and Albany Those In
ohio include Canton, Akron, Youugs-
sewn East Liverpool and Delair.
Those who acted with Mr.. Nixon IN
stalking the circuit over were Frederick
IG Nixon Nirdhnger Louis 70. Wood, J.
Fred Zimmerman and I<law & Erlan-
ger.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
Unusual Generosity.

The Evening Journal Is in receipt Of
a letter from a well known firm in
Buffalo. n. Y, offering to give to any
of our readers who write them, a lib
eral sample Of Mi-o-na stomach tab
lets and a booklet on the treatment and
cure Of indigestion and all diseases of
the digestive organs. This sample will
be sent by mail, postpage prepaid. All
you have 10 do is to write to Booths
Mi-o-na Company, Buffalo, n. y, and
ask them to send you the free sample
of Mi-o-na stomach tablets that they
offer to the readers of The Evening
Journal. This remedy is said to be a
permanent cure for all stomach dis
eases. and any one with weak digestion
should take advantage Of this liberal
offer.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08

horse carts now employed SO generally
IN collecting mail. BY the use Of auto
mobile vehicles a much speedier collec-
ton service can ne organized witho'
added expense. Plans are being consiC-
cred also for the introduction OF tie
automobile in other branches Of Il e
city postal system with the purpose =
quickening. as far as possible, the hanc
ling of the malls. PROFESSIONALLY tie
motor vehicle can be made an inlpoi
tant factor In the postal service, as
already is in other business enter-
prises."
Mr.. Hitchcock says that while tie
gross receipts OF city delivery ofics
were 1906 Per cent. greater In 1905 tha
in the preceding year, the cost OF the
service was but sol per cent more
than in 1905. and the average per cent
OF cost OF service to gross receipts was
but 1919. as against 1905 In 1895.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08

the newspapers would gain nothing by
criticism Of Taft either in the matter
of the Panama Canal or on the cues
ton Of the colored troops Mr.. Roose-
welt, it seems. was much interested in
pointing out that Taft had cheerfully
accepted the burden Of criticism which
had come Of late and would lose moth
ing by it.
Taft wants TO go on the Supreme
Court bench, and that's where he will
co. the President is quoted as saving.
Evening journal., 1907-01-08
Blaze Was slioht.

A fire broke out shortly before O'Clock
this afternoon In a small frame house at
Fourteenth and Thatcher streets occu-
pied by colored family by the name
OF Richardson. The fames set fire to
some Of the furniture but were quickly
distinguished. An alarm was sounded and
the district companies responded nut Gid
not have to go into service as the fire was
out before they reached the scene.