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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

SALOME, ATiz., May S.-Tne tioid- en Eagle and the old Bonanza mill at Harque Hala have been connected with a one-miie tram. and thirty stamps are being operated on ore re ceiyed from the Golden Eagle proper ty.
 Los Angeles visitors who were in the district recently, making a tour in automobiles, have departed for home.
 A company has been organized to develop this property. known as the South Cholla Development company. capitalized at S150.OOO iG shares of $i0 each, the same as the Ironwood and Arizona Development company. The principals are mostly Los An geles and Bisbee people, and the de velopment company will be turned in' to a mining company with a common surate larger capitalization as soon as the pro perty is developed suffi- ciently to warrant the organization of the mining company. About $75.. coo has already been subscribed to develop the property and active work will be started within a month, con. sisting of a three compartment work ing shaft about 500 feet north oi
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

Ben x. Williams, arrived th.s week and will spend a few days in camp looking after his mining interests.
 The Vein Commercial company re- ceived a car load and a car of grain this week.
 Bob Mackey, who has a lease on the Murphy shaft. nas several car loads of ore out ready for shipment.
 Arizona Consolidated Mining com Dany is having sand hauled to bed the rev 5G F. P. engine and the car pentcr will soon be aJ work putting Up the new gallows frame Manager En- triiin will soon go east to attend meeting of the stockholders.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
aPAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial wire to DUey & OyeriOcK.D }
 BOSTON, May S.-The market seems to have relapsed into declines again, and Transactions today were few and far between. Globe Cons. was the active feature on the curb, IalIying from sI2 to S15 on good buy ing. There are very few stocks Of fered. and any buying orders often re- snlt in advances Of point with no sales between. On the other hand. small nfferings of stock will cause q point or two recession. We advise holding onto the good dividend pay CTS, and some day patie~~- will be re rewarded by higheT prices
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
ANAcoNoA TO GO DEEPER.

BUTTE May 8.-The Anacondl Mining "0 tc going in for deep mining with a vengeance. The high grade ore in the Never Sweat and St. Law renee shafts are to be sunk to definite depths without a stop. The present point set is 1000 feet. The high ore is now 275O depth. being the deep est working shaft in Montana-Bos- ton News Bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
]. G. PRiTCHARD.
 Broker.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a speciality.

Bisbee, May s. 4 very quiet market with more of ferings than bids describes the situa- ton today. Prices have changed but little. with some fractional de clines. Warren and Denn weakened some. Sup. & Boston and Wolverine & Ariz. were in demand. In regard 70 the Wolverine, bids will be called for in a few days to run the tunnel. Work will be by contract. The gen eral list seems to be neglected. Globe took a sudden jump on report of ul9- coyery of new ore bodies
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
LOGAN ( sRYAN's LETTER.

Special wire to Duey & Overlook )
 NEW YORK. May S.-Americans in London stronger above parI- ty.
 Snow storm in Minneapolis.
 Large orders for pig ircn placed in England.
 Rock Island. o. = -- St. Paul and Western Transit Go. indicted for s1l gar rebating.
 Speculation in wheat broadening and showing considerable interest.
 Good demand for Steel, Atchison Pennsylvania and - '- Pacific in loan crowd. and indications show in. creased general bear account
 Cincinnati reports car supply be- coming more plentiful
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
WALKER BROS. LETTER.

Special wire to Due- 2 Overlook
 NEW YnpU 7'Ho market today had little feature. ant -sa trad ing was very light Traders sold stccks early and prices sageed off. There wag little support. and the Ds+. ket was allowed to take care ef itself Before the close prices bTaced up and looked better but on the whole the market w&s ver- dull We do not look for much activity until after the government crop
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

The new steel for the city railway track. reaching to the Copper Queen smelteT. is being bolted together pre- paratory to laying on the ties. so as to interfere with traffic as little as possible wdile the :hange of steel is being made.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
buo eREAks MorHER,s RIBS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. May s.-Over- loved at seeing her again Benjamin Reed hngged his mother until. she screamed. An hour later he learned ~hy she screamed. A doctor fosnd he had broken two of her ribs.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09

PHONE ass.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Because many field officers have been
stationed in cities, heads of the special
staff departments in the War Depart
ment have been invited 70 comment on
the question whether og not such officers
should be compelled to comply with Presi-
dent Rooseveit's order, which eXacts a
stipulated proficiency in horsemanship.
Brig Gen. Henry G. Sharpe has re-
turned from trip through Europe. where
he Inspected the military establishments
of Germany, England and France His
observations viii be embodied in recon-
menda,lons to the War Department for
the Improvement Of rations and equip
ment
About $50 members Of the Fourth Divi-
sion Of the South Carolina Naval Militia
arrived Friday at Alexandria on the
L. S. s. Prairie. which brought a battal-
ion of marines TO attend the funeral Of
Admiral Walker. The militiamen were
given leave Of absence and spent their
time until last night inspecting Wash
ingtOn and Alexandria They are on a
training cruise.
Defective vision has caused Midship-
man W. II. MaXson. Of Reno, New. Of
the class Of 'O5, TO lose his commission
in the navy. His resignation was accepted
yesterday by Secretary Of the Navy Met
calf.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CHARGED WITH SPEEDING.
Playwright Bingham Arrested on
His First Auto Spin in Capital.

On the charge Of speeding his automo-
bile on Pennsylvania avenue faster than
allowed by the police regulations. Lloyd
NJ. Bingham. the joint author of "a Mod
ern Lady Godiva" which played at one
Of the loyal theaters last week, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Bicycle
Policeman Connors, of the First pre-
cinct
Conuors claims that Bingham was driv-
ing his car between Thirteenth and Four
teenth street at the rate of twenty miles
an hour which is eight miles faster than
allowed by law He called to Bingham to
stop and then told him that he must
go to the station house with him.
At first the playwright objected to the
policeman'S demand. but finally accom-
panied him 70 the station, where a charge
Of violating the speed law was placed
against him. Mr., Bingham deposited SO
collateral for his appearance IN the Police
Court and was released.
When questioned about his arrest last
night, Mr.. Bingham still contended that
he was not running his machine at a
rate faster than is allowed by law ct
have done a good deal of autoing,' he
said, and do not believe that I was going
over twelve miles an hour Rather than
argue about the matter with the police
however. I deposited the collateral. I
was greatly vexel to think that during
my first mile of autoing in this CITY I
should be arrested for speeding. Ny ma
chine only arrived last night, and I had
been away from the garage but few
minutes VIXEN the officer arrested me-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
STORM WRECKS GRAND STAND
Tornado Injuries Dozen on Schuylkill
County Fair Grounds.
Crowd Rushes for Shelter on APP
ClOud-Caught Under Debris.

PottsvilIe, Pa. Sept IA tornado
struck the western part of SchUylkiu
County this afternoon. iujuring a dozen
persons at the county fair AT Higgins
The grand stand at "a baseball game was
wrecked.
A match game between the Branchdale
and Higgins teams was about 20 start
when a dark cloud Of funnel shape came
racing from the west, and rain began TO
fan. The crowd rushed 20 tire grand
stand for shelter, and several hundred
were accommodated, while a hundred or
more got underneath il for proteotion.
When the wind struck the-stand it lift
ed il from its foundation and toppled the
entire structure over. Those most serl-
ously hurt we're under the stand. Build
ings on the fair grounds were torn down
and houses were uur0ofed and trees up
rooted by the wind
Pear River, y Y. Sept. 21-While sit
ting under tree waiting for an electrical
storm % sUbside to-day. William Potter.
c0Iored, was totally disrobed by a bolt
of lighting, which struck him. His right
leg was paralyzed and his sight and hear
ing affected.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Cart. EUGENE r. WHTTAIORE, assistant surgeon.
% General Hospital Preside Of san Francisco.
Capt EDWARD 2 NONES gusrte-nasteT. from
the Office Of QuaIc-m2stCT General 10 Fort
Washington assume charge construction WCTk.
Fort Washington. relieving FIRST Lieut.. JOHN
2 II TFRRELL Coast Artillery Corps
Second Lieut. TROUP MILLER Seventh Cavalry
aide-decamp. from General Hospital. Washington
Barracks. 90 proper station.
Private JOHN L. HOLLOWAY, Battery c, Third
Field ARTILLERY. Vancouver Barracks. transferred
70 Fourth Field ATJiIleTy stationed az that post
Private FREEMAN L. STEVENS. Troop c. First
Cavalry, Fort Clark transferred 70 Signal Corps
60 Fort Omaha.
Private First Glass EMANUEL NnHALY Hospital
CorIs. recruiting station, San Antonio. dis
charged from the army.
Serst. JOHN D, WALTON, Hospital CorTs, from
depot of recruits and casusls. Fort McDoweN.
California efter re-enlistment IN Hospital Corps.
% Philippines
Capt. THEODORE P. HEAP. Second Regiment
District Of Columbia National Guard and First
Lieut. CLAUDE 4. LINDSEY. Second Reg-
mcnt District Of Columbia National Guard. 10
garrison school. Fort MycT.
Post Quartemaster Scrgt. MICHAEL E. DREW
from san Francisco % Fort Terry.
Sergt GEORGE L. GRAIN, Hospital Corps from
depot q recruits and easuals, Fort Mcdowell
after re-enlistment IN HOSPITAL Corps. 70 Fort
Thomas
serr. Of Ordnance GOTTLfEB GAERTTNER
placed on retired list.
Recruits CHARLES J. MEYER, cavalry. and 10
SEPH '. BARBEE. infantry, recruit depot, Co
lumhus Barracks. transferred 10 Hospital Corps
as priyates 10 General Hospital, Washington Bar
racAS FOR duty with Company {. Hospital Corps
Contract Surgeon FREDERICK H. SPARREN-
BERGER, upon abandonment Of Camp Wash
axle, to Fort Williams.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
SECT LEADER EVADES BLAME.
Parham Says that Torture Is No Part
of ParhamItism.

Galena, Kans. Sept H-Charles f.
Parham, founder Of the sect OF Parham-
ties. whose followers are alleged to be re-
sponsible for the death of Mrs Letitia
GreenhauIgh, at Zion City. H., lives in
Galena
IN commenting on the GTeenhaulgh case
he said that he assumed no responsibility
for the infiiction Of tortues upon invalids
b. his alleged followers at Zion City. He
said that his teachings did not prescribe
torture as treatment for the sick
Mr.. Parham did not believe in the use
of medicine or other treatment other than
prayer and the laying on Of hands. No
real Parhamitcs. he said, used torture in
treating afflicted persons. Parham holds
meetings regularly on the streets of Ga
lena. Kans-, Joplin, No. and other cities
Zion City, H., Sept. H.-The coroner s
jury in its verdict tonight held Mitchell
and his wife to the grand jury on the
charge of numbering Mrs GreenhaUgh
her son Walter and her daughter Jen-
ME. and Mrs. Schmidt, MitchelTs chief
exponent OF the gift OF tongues, as ac-
/ cessories before the fact, and B. J. Hop
kins, official undertaken al Zion City, as
an accessory after the fact
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
TRY CITY VIEW HEIGHTS.
Lots in Northeast subdivision Are
Ideal Sites for New Homes.

The District Realty Company reports
satisfactory progress in the development
Of the subdivision known as City View
Heights" fronting on the Blade burg
road. at the CoTne- Of X street n .theast.
Maj Z. L. Hawk, one Of the officials
Of the company, when seen In his office
In the Bond Building yesterday. stated
that much interest was being taken by in
yestors in the offer Of lots in the sub
division. and that the company was dis
posing Of its holdings in a highly salts
factory manner.
This property is beautifully situated,
said Maj. Hawk. 'at the corner OF
Bladensburg road and * street north
east, and from its heights nearly the en-
tire city can be seen. Fort Myer and Ar
lington are visible in the distance, and the
eye reaches far up and down the Poto-
mac. with nothing to hinder the vision.
Schools. three in number, are accessible
from the subdivision. Engine Company
No. 10 is within two blocks OF the prop
erty. Water. good sewerage, and electric
lights are available
Great Improvements are going on be-
tween 1t and the Capitol, and property
all the way is advancing in price rapidly.
There seems to be no reason why in
vestors, within one and one-half miles OF
the Capitol and on much higher ground,
and with such an outlook as described,
should not, within a short time, find the
value Of their holdings out there inCreas-
ing in like manner. Subdivisions miles
beyond in the same direction are being
advertised and sold, all Of them having
merit and viii prove good investments
City View Heights has been held back
on account of being the property Of heirs,
until the city is practically built Up
around ii.
No safer or better investments are 70
be made than in property Of the north
east. Within a short time this vacant
property, so convenient 70 business, with
transportation facilities on scent
fare to any part OF the city, within twen-
ty minutes ride of the Treasury, must
be built up. 1t is a good place and
good time to buy the site of a COM
Portable and permanent home"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
RAILROAD KEY MEN TO QUIT.
VIII Strike Against Southern II Dis
missed Men Stay Ont.
4 10 Tie Washington Herald

CieCLal 10 lAc washington dtfliG
Richmond, Va, Sept. H.-An order has
been issued for q strike by every teleg-
rapher on the Southern Railways system
Monday morning, unless the company re-
instates two operators discharged a week
ago at stations near Atlanta for refusing
TO handle messages from Wester3. Union
Offices where unionists were on strike
The telegraph and railroad officials. at
meeting in Washington last week.
agreed. it is reported, 20 max. a test
case for the railroad telegraphers, the
Southern undertaking 10 discharge the
first operator who refused 20 receive a
message from a strike-breaker
The dismissals followed, and the rail-
road telegraphers decided by a prac-
tically unanimous vote TO give the rail-
road only until Monday TO yield, on
penalty Of a walk-oUt on the main and
every one Of the branch lines
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
FINDS NEW Ell DORADO.
Miss Upham Enthusiastic over Min
ing Prospects at NOntezuma.


ing Prospects at NOutezuma.
Nellie C. Upham. general manager Of
the Gold Divide Mining, Milling and Tun-
mel Company recently returned from
Montezuma. Ariz., and reports great in
terest prevailing in that region. The
Gold Divide tunnels, penetrating the
mountains at a depth Of over half a mile.
are opening up the resources of the com
pany in an economical manner.
Rich bodies Of gold. silver. lead. zinc.
and copper, she says, are being opened
up at the gateway to the West. close to
the distributing points for machinery and
supplies, and near smelters and customs
mills.
Miss Uph8m was recently appointed
delegate by the District Commissioners to
represent the District OF Columbia at the
American Mining Congress, which meets
at Joplin, No, November H. Speaking Of
mining conditions yesterday, Miss Cpham
said.
Mineral conditions suggest the exist
ence there OF ore bodies Ike those Of
Mexico and Germany which have been
mined from three 20 eight centuries with
out exhaustion.
The magical word of Summit romen-
Clature. with which the world will some
day conjure, is 'AIOntezuma' Here are
mineral wonders of sufficient magnitude
20 boom State, but Of which the public
at large knows next TO nothing. Here
are veins that have a width Of five to
thirty feet and ore Of n quality 10 war
rant its removal with jack trains. Here
are bodies that are uaceable by crop
pings and trench for miles and that
should contribute 10 the operation Of
mills for centuries. Now that the word
has got about. there is a quiet scurrying
Of the wise ones to the new El Dorado.
Claims have been taken up on all sides
The sum of investments runs into mill
lions
THE most attractive thing about the
NIontezuma district is the permanency of
It's ore deposits, The shoots are persist
cut, both horizontally and vertically. as
well as of great width Another feature
Is that the miner is not dependent on
single values. Here lead, zinc, and cop
per, as well as gold and silver, are found
in paying quantities in many of the veins.
while many have been rushing TO
lands Of golden, though uncertain, prom
ise. others have been devOting their at
tention TO this district and securing ad-
vantages which it would be impossible to
obtain now the boom has developed"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
ROOT DOWN TO BUSINESS
Secretary of State, in Rugged Health,
Ready for Trip.
Mexican Jaunt VIII Include stop at
San Acknowledgements To Return
About October 20.

For the first time in nearly three months
Secretary Of State Root. who returned to
Washington Friday night. was at his Of
fee in the State Department yesterday.
Those who saw Mr. Root were i'm
pressed with the change in his appear
ance since he went away. When he left
Washington his closest friends realized
that DE was a sick man, although for
many weeks he had been stubbornly fight
ing against a surrender, and had been
working and worrying when he should
have been az rest. Now his eyes are
bright, his complexion IS clear and ruddy,
and there is a grip in his hand clasp
which is a good testimonial for William
Muldoons White Plains sanatorium.
Mr.. Root said that he felt very much
improved IN health. He declared good
naturedly thas he was now able 10 look
upon things In their natural aspect,
which might be taken as a reply 70 Mr.
MuldOOn's assertion, when Mr. Root first
went 10 his retreat, that the Secretary
was worrying over imaginary things.
There are several routine matters which
VIII command Secretary Roots attention.
According 10 the present programme.
Secretary Root will leave Washington at
$50 Wednesday afternoon over the Penn
sylvauia Railroad for san Antonio. Tex
via ST. Louis. He will reach the border
at Laredo on September .. At that place
he viii board President Diaz's private
train and arrive in the City Of Mexico
on the afternoon of September 50.
The first week Of MI Roots stay in
Mexico viii be spent IN the capital, and
be viii be IN the hands of the Mexican
entertainment committee, which has ar
ranged a series OF banqueJs, receptions,
and other functions.
During the second week there viii be
excursions into the interior OF Mexico,
and visits Wlll be made 10 Pueblo, Mon
terey, Guadalajara, and other places of
interest. Secretary Root expects 10 be
back in Washington about October %
He viii be accompanied by Mrs. Root,
Miss Root, Mr.. Doyle, his secretary, and
two servants.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CAPT. A. N. WAIT DEAD.
Famous Commander of Array Trans
ports Victim of ApopIcxN.


Mont Clair n. J.. Sept. 2L-Capt Alfred
Mclean Wait, who was well known in
the British navy and among American
and English shipping men as a manager
of transports in time OF war, and marine
superintendent for the steamship COM
panies, died at his home here tonight Of
apopleXy.
During the Egyptian uprising of 1882
Capt Wait commanded a troop ship that
discharged at Alexandria after the bonn
bardment, and for meritorious conduct he
was decorated with two medals by Queen
Victoria. When the BOer war started he
was put in command Of the assembling
and embarking of all the British troops
leaving Southampton for South Africa
He was commander Of the steamer Amer
lea, which sank off the coast of Africa
in April, 1SS2, with great loss Of life.
Because Of his bravery In rescuing a
number Of the passengers and taking
them TO the nearest port in open boats
he was honored by a special testimonial
by the citizens Of Cape Town.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

Chicago. Sept. 21.-Policemen to-
night rescued Christ. Lewis. a pedler,
from mob of Italians, bent on lynch
ing him. Lewis wagon ran over
Mary Gomacco. an Italian girl, five
years Of age. in front Of her home in
the Italian colony. Lewis whipped up,
but the Italians in pursuit caught him
and were beating him and had him
down in the gutter when the bIuecoats
arrived
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
COOLIES DRIVEN OUT.
White Miners Force japanese TO Go
Aboard ship in British COlum bia.


Seattle. Wash, Sept 2L-Fifty-seven
Japanese coolies were rounded up and
driven from the Atlin district last night
by 2C0 white miners. Atlin IS in British
Columbia and the lawless measures en-
plOyed by the miners have greatly sur
pTised the authorities.
According to the meager telegraphic de-
tails Of the affair, the japanese were
driven on board the steamer Cleaner,
whose officers were told that they had to
ship the japanese out Of the country at
once.
The demands were complied with, and
the japanese are expected to reach Skag-
way from White Horse, where they were
conveyed by steamer some tine tonight
The japanese were taken into the Atlin
district by the big hydraulic corporations
operating there for the special purpose of
prosecuting mining work throughout the
winter. Once before the white miners
drove the japanese out Of the Atlin dis
trict
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
URGE FOREST RESERVE.
Members Of Commission VIII Con-
dues Counrcssmen Through South.

Members Of Commission VIII Con-
duct Congressman Through south.
Knoxville, Tenn. Sept PA party Of
Congressman and United States Senators
are 10 gather here about October / with
members Of the forestry reserve TO visit
in a body the mountains of this section
for the purpose Of establishing a forest
preserve.
W L. Han. one of the assistant chiefs
OF the Forestry Bureau, has been making
the investigation, and has induced the
Congressman and Senators TO go over the
territory with his party.
The party goes from this city TO Ashe-
vile, n. c., and viii take IN the famous
Sapphire Mountain country in that section
Of North Carolina. The personnel Of the
party has not yet been announced.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
DEATH RECORD.

Mary T. Moore Geo. Wash. Univ Hosp, 50 years.
Lillian Lee, l6 Liberty ST. NV. g years.
Samuel l. Bennett. 632 Bates 81 NV. 2 yesrs
Charles Harrison. 1903 q 81. Sc. 1 months.
Helen H. Smith, Geo. Wash. Univ Hosp, 5 DAYS.
Ruth Hunter Prov. Hosp. I day.
COLORED.
Victoria Reed, go Fla. ave. nv, 20 years
Edward Franklin 1855 Half ST. sW.. 49 years.
VIA McDsuieis. patrol wagon, iS years.
Jesse Moore Ili0 Sd ST. nv. months.
Maria Curtis, 2Z2s sth St., months,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
ALLEGED SLAYERs CAUGHT.
Two Italians Accused of Death Oi
Constable To lie EXtTHdited.


Constable To lie EXtrHdited.
Middletown \. Y. Sept 2l-After a
chase which lasted five days. Lieut. Jo-
siah Reese and A. D. Cady of the Penn
sylvania State constabuiary. and George
Kemp, of the Reading city police. came 10
Orange County last night, and to-day
held up a gang of Italians at Grey Court
and took from among them Salvador Car
TO and Stephano Portfolio. who are wanted
at Reading for attempted assault on a
young woman and the murder Of Timothy
kelleher, a member of the State constab-
ulary.
The murder was committed at Reading
last Saturday night.
After getting a description Of the men,
the officers left Reading Thursday on the
trail Of the murderers and caught them at
Grey Court to-day.
They VIII be held until extradition pa
pers are obtained.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
Roy Missing from Homo.

Carl r. Mogovitz, sixteen years of age.
who lives at . NJ street southwest, was
reported as being missing from his home
yesterday afternoon, and the police have
been asked to locate him. The boy was
last seen by his parents about z o'clock
Friday night in company with another
boy.