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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
HOHDELL CR|T|C|zES
 THE FOREST RESERVE
Claimed He Is Playing in With the Big Lumber Interests
 of His State,

WASHINGTON Jan. S0.-Represen- tatiye Mondell, of Wyoming, discuss ing the forest reserve policy today in the House said no one could deny 1t was a policy of paternalism centrali- zation. And the policy should not be extended to this nation any further than Is absolutely necessary. There must and will be hardship and irrita- ton incident to paternalism." he said. We cannot get away from them and we should object having reserves used as means for increase cost of products of reserves to people of that region, I do not intend to criticise generally the forest service. have the highest regard for the gentlemen at the head of this service. I believe that in the main they are ad ninistering reserves h a far and reasonable way, but 1t illustrates a tendency to this sort of thing, the inevitable eff feet of a bureaucratic government.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

The bringing together of Greene Consolidated and Cananea Central properties for the purpose of produc- ing as one has begun. The first steps toward the fina- eno were taken at the beginning of the week when large forces of men appeared on a survey made for extension of the standard gauge railroad of Greene Consolidated of Cananea Central. It is understood that the road will carry three rails. thus enabling the Cananea Central end to benefit from all possible economy in the decrease of transfer charges The survey for the new road extends over the mesa and gulch beyond the smelter to the American mine road. It will follow up the high ground along this road to the mine and from there extend beyond to such site as may be chosen for the main delivery shaft of the Cananes Central properties. The site of this shaft, 1t Is learned, has been practically decided upon and sinking will be commenced at no dis tant date. As announced some time ago. the location of the shaft will De with view to economy in working Can anea Central properties from point demonstrated through development of the ground to be best situated. De veiopment at the property has pro ceeded sufficiently far to enable de cision in this matter. Regarding the construction of the track, the manner in which the work is being pushed along would indicate that trains will be operating over the line not later than the midle of the year. Though
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
GREENE RYAN AND
 COLE BUY MEX. RANCH
Salt Lake Parties Are Sellers and Land Is in State of
 Chihuahua.

The Wood-Hagenbarth ranch in the states of Sonora and Chihuahua, Mexi- co, has been purchased by John D. Ryan, T. F. Cole and W. c. Greene, from J. D. Wood, ". S. Mccormick, Frank J. Hagenbarth and c. H. Wood, all of Salt Lake.
 The consideration for the ranch alone is appnoximated at million dol lars, and the transfer of 25,G0o head of cattle at from S12.50 to s36 brings the sum involved far above the million mark. The ranch contains 4,000 square mile. It is twice as large as tn- state of Connecticut. It is under 5o( miles of fence. Title Is vested in a Mexican corporation and delivery viii be made by the transfer af stcck
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS
 . PLANS UNDER WAY

there will be a good deal of cutting and filling to do the engineering feat ures of the line are not of great diff culty A per cent grade will prevail.
 From Cananea Central it will be possible to push the railroad on to the CananeaB Bisbee and to the South Can anea at no great expense. The diff cult part of the road building ends at the America mine. the balance of the way affording comparatively easy going. That the line will extend to the properties named. giving them rail outlet, there is considerer to be no question in the event of ore being de yeloped. The latter part is now said to look easy by those following the development underway. The South Cananea has ore showing now which is considered to practically assure 1t big mine, while Cananea-Bisbee ground is looking exceedingly favor able. With rail out to Cananea-Bis- bee and South Cananea the way will be well broken for extension into the Manzanal country, where much actiy- ity has prevailed for several months and where they say some big mines are to be brought in- The activities in the section of Greene and Phelps Dodge prospectors. the operations of Arizpe Development and the growing outlook in intermediate territory for the attainment of large results with development underway and planned,
 makes 1t look good for the early hitch ing up by rail with Cananea proper of big area of promising ground to the
 large advantage of those holding and operating on it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
pAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & oYerlock)
 BOSTON. Jan. 30.-With the excep- tion of OceoIa, which is still being ac- cumulated. by Calumet and Hecla in terests and Quincy. which advanced sharply on buying for New York, the market was weaker today h sympathy with the decline in New York. All good coppers see into be well taken on any good breaks however, and would advance very easily the minute the New York market shows Q more settled condition. but there seems to be steady liquidation under way over there and prices look lower. While money at the moment Is comparatively easier than the latter part of last gear we hear of more corporation borrow ing to come and think It will be un- fayorably received and have a ten dency to depress the market further. For the present would advise buying only on sharp breaks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
STOCK MARKET HAS
 QUIET REACTION Calumet 6 Arizona Is In Fair Demand All Day-S, & P,
 Held Firm at S27.
fBY Frank J. Grail


 The market worked altogether too fast for the last few days which necs- sarily made a quiet market for to- day. Probably the greater part of the traders were busy watching their mar gin stocks in New York and Boston, as liquidation in these stocks still continue. Calumet & Arizona was in fair demand at the opening of the market. but at the close the best bid was s1S0, with plenty offered at sis1. Superior & Pittsburg held firm at s27. North Butte and Butte Coalition also fell at the close. Black Mountain fails 10 gain strength on the face of the new allotment at $6 per share. Black Mountain ought to be bought for aI Investment, but not a speculation. Denn-Arizona was rather quiet and held around sIo0 the greater part of the day and at times there were a few shares offered at these figures, in fact the market was in no condition to ab- sorb stock at all American, which op- ened strong at $24 to $24.50, soon weakened and at the close stock was offered at S24. but had no buyers. War. ren took on strength at the early part of the market and sold at the close at SI5, with demand holding firm. Vol yerine & Arizona continues to be well supported at s4, and the demand held well the entire day, and at the close this price failed to locate any stock Keweenaw is also weak. Globe Con. was short of bidders the entire day, too much stock being offered, with no takers. Greene Con. also was pressed for sale and at the close was offered at s2a.T5.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
GEAR WANTS NAVAL REFORM

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 3O.-The first step in the reorganization of the Russian navy was taken today in a uksse which reverses the decentral- ization that has existed for ten years and concentrates power over and re- spcnsibiIity for theheet in the minis try of marine. Under this new oruer Admiral Dikofff, who was appointed a few days ago to succees Vice Ad- miral Birilieff as commander il chie; Is in direct charge of all ships. their personnel and the techncsl strategic administration of the navy. This new policy is complete change from that which was pursued when the Grand Duke Alexis was at the head of the navy Then the acting minister was a. mere civil functionary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
PritChard Hagen & Co. (INCoRPoRATED)
 Brokers.
FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr.
 FRONT ROOMS B. |. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA
 ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND . SOLD ON COMMISSION. . DIRECT WIRE coNkEc-
 . TON WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS.
FRED c. HAGEN. Mgr.
PRONE fss.
MARKET LETTER.

JAN. 30.-Today witnessed some lively trading in copper stocks locally. The list of ac- tive spirits mainly were Cal. & Ariz.. American. Warren Shattuek and Denn. Early in the session most attention was absorbed by American and Shattuck. Both were in great demand but later something struck American. At present there is quite an amount of the stock on the market under S24.50. Shattuck is being bought freely. Before the close today a good demand for War ren put in an appearance. Traders apparently are realiz- ing that Warren is one of the very best buys on the board. Globe is weakening considera- ble after a big rise. Wolverine & Arizona continues to hold a big share of attention. Butte & Arizona Is holding its own well. For the time being Denn has become 8 trifle quiet. The listed stocks display weak tone. Practically nothing doing in Superior & Pittsburg but 1t is one of the finest things on the board for profit within twenty days. Buy every time on a downward move in any of the leading stocks is our ad- vice.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & Oye-lock.)
 NEW YoRK-Americans in Londan stronger, Is to 3-s above parity. light CT demand for stocks in loan crowd. The London market was cheerful and no failures Of any consequence anri- cipated. United States steel dividend unchanged. Banks will lose twenty four million to the treasury between February 1st and February 18th. Reg ular dividend on Mexican National first preferred stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
DATE OF HEARING SET.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.&-The first hearing of the case by which the government will test the right of the local board of education to exclude the Japanese from the public schools will be held in the circuit court on March '. This date was fixed this morning when members of the boarC ef education and the principals of schools were served with summons 10 appear in court oD that day to answer the suit filed on behalf of the Japanese boy, Keikichi Aoki.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
pIcK's STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & overlock)
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-Foilowing somewhat higher London quotations the market opened from one-half to one per cent higher and continued to improve during the first hour but on the advance the market became dull and very little buying appeared. This gave professional traders courage eo hammer whenever there seemed to be a vulnerable spot. The market con tinued to sag and in the last hour greater activity and weakness ceyei- oped throughout the list and liquida- ton was seen ia many issues. Read ing, Union Pacific, Shelters and St: Paul and the Fries were very weak at times. The close was active with 6 rally n progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
AMBASSADOR LEAVES.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 3o.-Geo. L. von Meyer, United States ambas- sador. left today for Berlin. Many prominent persons gathered at the rail road station to bid him farewell.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
], c. PRTTCHARD.
 Broker. Postoffice Box 998.
Bishee. Ariz.. Jn. 30. 1!

Bisbee, Ariz., Jn. 30, 1907. Strong opening, brisk trading, very unexpected developments, higher prices toward noon, in the afternoon l a break. offers of stock went begging for takers. Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

Daylight developing machines are just. the thing for your summer out ings. To be had at the Bisbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

I have no connection with Prftch- ard, Hagen < co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31

Get your kodak finishing done at the Bisbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-31
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
P|NKRAN FOR GOVERNOR

The HilO Tribune, owned by c. C.
Kennedy, publishes the following as
a leading editorial under the caption
"Pinkham for Governor:
Word received from private sources
in Honolulu indicate that there is al
ready strong current setting in for
the landing of l.. E. Pinkham, now
president of the Board of Health, in
! the Governors chair upon the termin-
alton of Governor Carter's appoint
ment Those who are said to be lin
The know affirm positively that Car
ter himself, who is now on the main-
! land and who aVoWedly intends to go
to Washington for the purpose of con-
sulting with President Roosevelt on
this very question. is in favor of nav
ing Pin&&am @3ccccl to the high Of
flee. Business men D. v! hope
that all this is true, for OF all the men
mentioned so far for the Governorship,
| Pinkham assuredly possesses the best
qualifications
That he has been Indignantly as.
sailed and personally vilified by a cer-
tain influential element at the capital
is one of the strongest points in his
favor, for he has gone ahead quite re-
gardless of the mudslingers, doing
his duty fearlessly in the face of many
difficulties. incidentally he has al
most invariably won out on any propo-
sition that he has tackled.
He has the interests of the Territory
Thoroughly at heart. He is probably
better posted today than is any other
individual on the resources and pos
sibilities of the islands His tireless
work as president of the Board OF
Health .has been sufficient to show the
sort of stuff of which he is made and
this is most important-he is not a
machine politician.
With the possibilities of getting a
man like him to take the Governorship
it is difficult to see how any others
need be mentioned
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
CLEVER ESCAPE: BY
CHINESE CRIMINAL
Gains His Liberty From
Police Station
Cell
has BAD RECORD And
MAY PROVE DANGEROUS
WAS ARRESTED FOR BREAKING
INTO A JEWEL CHEST OF
CHINESE WOMAN AT
MOANALUA

Chu Su, a Chinese with an exceed
lngly bad record, escaped from custody
at the police station last night and is
now at large He was arrested last
Saturday at Moanalua, where he was
yaught redhanded in an attempt to
get away with the contents of a jewel
box belonging to the wife of Chinese
store keeper. He was delivered over
to a mounted officer, who lives in the
Ieighborhood and was taken to the
police station.
Chu Su was placed in cell in the
center of the station basement togeth-
er with three other prisoners. He was
last seen by one of the TRUSTEES, who
could see him from his cell, at sos
O'Clock last night. At that time he was
standing near the door OF his cell look
ing out into the corridor. A little lat
er Turnkey Me,anphy who was on
watch, took one Of the prisoners who
was in the same cell as Chu Su, to the
toilet Shortly afterwards the turn
key went to the small corridor in the
mauka side Of the basement. From
this point he could not see the makai
part of the station yard, and while he
Continued on Page y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
OPINION RENDERED
IN The ALONG CASE
Robinson 0YerruIeS TIE
DemurrerS OF The
Respondents
HOLLIS The TWO DEEDS
CONSTITUTED A TRUST
IMPORTANT LEGAL POINT BEING
DECIDED, THE MATTER WILL
NOW BE TRIED ON
ITS MERITS

Judge Robinson this morning rem
dered an opinion in the Along case
and issued an order in accordance
herewith Overruling the demurrers OF
the respondents, Julia K. Along and
others. This ruling brings the case
I'D for trial on its merits, unless the
attorneys for the respondents find
some means of continuing the matter
on technical legal points J. j. Dunno,
efter the court had announced it's de
cision, asked that the ruling be certi'
fed to the Supreme Court and that
Judge Robinson reserve his opinion
to that body, in order that the funda
mental law might be definitely deter
mined by the Supreme Court and
nothing left to be heard but the ques-
tions of fact.
Magoon opposed this motion. "We
want this matter settled just as
speedily and as quietly as possible" !"
he said. "If this matter goes up on
demurrer, | think it will be in the
courts for the next sixteen years.
"In any case, it is apparent that
the matter will go up to the Supreme
Court of the United States, being car
ried there by whichever party wins
out in the Territorial courts. Ma
COON said, This thing can't be stop
ped this side of the Supreme Court of
tl,o 1T,;toJ Ct,toe
Zone might think that the case
would require the arbitrament of
arms to settle it," remarked Judge
Robinson.
The court denied Dunne's motion
for certification to the Supreme Court.
Dunno then asked that he be given
&c days instead of 10 in which to an
swer. Magoon opposed this motion,
and the Judge left the time to answer
at ten days, stating, however, that if
Dunno came into court at the end of
that time and asked for an extension
of time it would be granted.
Judge Robinson's opinion is rath-
er lengthy one, going with consider
able detail into the merits Of the case
as presented by the contending par
ties.
In one paragraph Judge Robinson
summarizes his conclusions. He
says:
| am unable to reach any other con-
Continued on Page ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
T To Be, Or
Not To Be
Governor

The latest dark horses in the Gov
ernorship race are Joshua Daniel
Tucker and Heinrich NJ. Won Holt.
These gentlemen, when asked, have
stated that they are in the hands OF
their friends.
Outside this result Of the announce
ment at Washington that Governor
Carter will not accept a second term,
there is little excitement in Guberna-
torial political circles. 1t is generally
accepted that Carter will recommend
Chief Justice Fretr as his first choice
tor the GoVernorship, and that is the
reason why Associate Justice Hartwell
quietly slipped away with the Congress
sional party in order to bag the Chief
Justiceship.
The Governors second choice is said
to be Sidney M. Ballou. And Jack and
Pinkham don't figure in his list of
.eigibles.
Just what the President will do is
lot now apparent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
SUIT FOR RENT

The Enterprise Mill Company, Ltd,
has brought suit against Wong Kwai
to recover $2443.55, with interest,
costs of court, attorneys fees, etc.
The complaint alleges that the defen-
dant leased from the plaintiff property
located at Queen, Alakea and Rich
ards streets, and that he has not paid
rent and taxes on the same amount
asked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
PROBATE MATTERS

large number Of probate matters
came up before Judge Robinson this
morning and were variously disposed
of or continued.
In the matter of the final accounts
of Carlos A. Long, administrator Of
the estate of r. w. Holt, e. c. Peters
objected to some of the accounts and
the matter was referred to M. T. Sim
onton as Master, with full authority
to administer oaths and take testi-
mony.
The accounts of c. T. Rogers, exec
utor Of the will OF Sarah M. Rogers,
were approved and the executor dis
charged
The final accounts of Ellen Dwight,
administrative of the estate of c. B.
Dwight. were referred to NJ r. Simon
ton, as Master, as were also her ac-
counts as guardian of the Dwight
minors.
In the matter Of the guardianship OF
The Wilhelm minors, the petition of the
guardian, Henry e. Cooper, to sell the
premises, etc, was granted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
IULL IN BATTLE

Nothing new has developed in the
Federal site matter today. Those in
terested in the selection of the Irwin
premises expected to get cabegram
from Washington today but so far
they have received none. The Water
house Trust Co. will send full state
ment of their case, and giving in de-
tail the reasons for the withdrawal of
the Mahuka site from the race
The Governor and the Acting Gov
ernor have had considerable cores
pondence about the matter by cahld
but none of this has been given out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
". G. CHALMERS GETS
ARMY POST
COkTR TRACTF0RS2O,OOO

VIM G. Chalmers was today award
ed the contract for the construction
.oi the gymnasium and post exchange
at the Kahauiki Military post. The
contract price is 500 0949.
Mr.. Chalmers has been with the
Burrell Construction Company nearly
racks while in this company's employ.
Mr.. Chalmers today completed the
contract for screening the houses of
the Kahauiki post. This contract
amounted to about $1,000.
Work on the new contract begins
Immediately. 1t has to be completed
by the 28th of February.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10

Superintendent. of Public Instruction
Rabbit last Saturday opened bids sub
mitted by a number of firms to supply
n 1892 feet oI lumber and 10000
shingles for the construction of the
new assembly hall and dining room at
Lahainaluna seminary The kahuhl
Railway company was the successful
bidder les price ior the material he-
ing Sl0a5 The either bids were as iol'
lows iahaiW Hur, 3llA5, Ciy MiH
company lJd. Sl233, Allen 6 Robin
som, llllsi ltNtU a rHkr lluA1ti.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10

In order to promote the interest in
the coming trans-Pacific yacht race
the Promotion Committee has placed
on exhibition in its rooms the beauti.
tul silver cup which was given Com
modore Sinclair as the winner of the
race last year. The cup has been in
sured by the committee. 1t went
through the great San Francisco fire,
being at the time in the vault of
Shreve & Co., but shows no marks
whatever of the disaster.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
Iron Work May Call
Resumption Or. ScUdder
Is Delayed AS Pastor

\ A meeting of the members of :
\ Central Union Church has been
\ called for Wednesday evening, !
= June 18th at SIS O'Clock, to con- =
= slider the Recommendation of the =
3 committee appointed to take steps \
= towards the calling Of pastor. =
4 1t is understood that the COM
= mittee will recommend that a :
= call be extended to Rev Doremus =
\ Scudder and it is believed that \
\ if such a call is extended that Dr. :
+ Scudder will accept. Dr.. Scudder :
= has filled the pulpit of the church \
4 on several occasions very accept =
! ably, and there is but little doubt :
! that if the call is extended and =
! accepted the Church will secure a =
\ very able preacher. \
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10

Acting Governor Atkinson has
made two appointments on commits
sions to fill vacancies A commission
was issued this morning to II. A
Baldwin as Liquor License Commits
sioner for Maui, to succeed L. Won
Tempsky. General Edward Davis has
Deen appointed a member of the
Board of Prison Commissioners tc
take the place of E. A. Ross, resigned
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
GOVERNMENT Will
ENTERTAIN PARTY

The second Congressional party
which is to arrive here this month
will be entertained at the expense OF
the Territory, according to statement
made this morning by Acting Govern
or Atkinson There is something left
of the $4,000 appropriation made by
the Legislature. He does not know
Just how much there is of it, but was
going over the accounts to find out this
morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10

Rev. S. Desha of Haili church
preached at kawaiahao church yester-
day morning in commemoration of Ka-
mehameha the Great The officers il
their royal cloaks and the members OF
the Kamehameha lodge were in at
tendance. The sermon was the best
delivered by Rev. Desha
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
CHINESE CONSUL MOVES

The Chinese government has leased
the property on Sheridan and King
streets known as Little Britain" and
the Consulate headquarters will be
moved to the new location on We'd
nesday next.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-10
ROOS welt
ESE pE Msxa
T Talks T To
Editors

fAsaocidted Press Special CdblsJ
JAMESTOWN, I, Va, June 10.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt today addressed the
National Editorial Association and
also attended the opening of the Geor-
Qa state building.