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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-03-29
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AS Agent and admlnist rator of tt
late William McIntire | Will sci
privately the real estate of the decl.
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consisting of lot 50x270 feet improved
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which is to be held near NO RFOLK
VA, in 1907, will be absolutely
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with the United States and foreign
naval display in conjunction with
it, more than 5000, 900, 100000. A visit
to this great International exposition
will be liberal education. 1t Will
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ember 80.
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-03-29

Mr.. Robert Criswell has sold out his
store on West King street to Mr.. John
Rice and will move to Oklahoma. We
are sorry to see Mr.. Criswell and his
good wife leave old Martinsburg.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-03-29
County Court.

The regular March term of the Conn
ty Court came to clsse on Wednes-
day of last week by final adjournment.
There was a great mass of business
transacted during the term and in it
we note the following:
Allen b. Noll qualified as Notary
Public with Il. w. Buxton surety.
The sheriff served asummons on
the court in the appeal case in the Su-
preme Court Of the Hsnnisvills Dis
tillery Company.
G. w. NJ. Tabler was appointed Jus
tice of the Peace in Opequon district
with G. w Buxton as surety.
Edgar Bowers qualified az Notary
Public with G. g. Cushwa as surety.
A large number of erroneous assess
ments were considered land disposed
of.
The appointments Of road superin-
tendents WAS made (see in sanether
coiumn).
The retiring superintendent sub
mitted their reports.
A large number OF bills against the
county were audited and ordered paid
j. B, Thatcher, president of the
Berkeley and Hampshire pike filed the
report Of the company for 1906 as fol-
lows:
Cash on hand from last year 1920
g collected in tolls in 1906 917.O0
Total $1,000. "a
Paid out
To Gate-keeper $3.50.
On road machine $50
Spent on road 4 house 1113.35
Note on road machine 10000
Total $1749.35
Leaving an indebtedness of $440.31
President A. H. Walker, of theI Dry
Run Pike Com pany filed the report for
the company for 1906 as follows:
Total amount of cash on
hand $915.2S
Expended during year 515.45
Balance on hand $399. S3
Assesr report of viewers the petition
Of W. N. Lemen asking for "a change
in the road leading from Rocky Marsh
to billmyer's mill was taken up and
April IL was set to hear the matt er
and the clerk was ordered to post ne
tice of same.
The insurance of the county jail
$4,000 expiring on April A, the court or
dercd that the same be placed with the
following agencies:
P. R. Harrison $1,000
III. 5. Thompson 1000
I'll. IL. Alexander 1000
Nadenbousch & PownalI 1000
same on state 400
The steward at the Aims house WAS
ordered TO make up an itemized state
nent of crops, revenue and cxpendi-
ture for the year and ito submit isame
to the court and G. w. Stucksy was
made q committee to inspect the Aims
house once month during the year.
Chas E. Dick was appointed to work
the Berkeley and Hampshire grade
from the top of sthe Emountain to the
Ninghini road and David Barrett
from the Minghini road to Back Creek,
$50 was appropriated for Mr.. Dick and
500 for Mr.. Barrett. u
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
|. superior court judge of San Fran

A superior court judge of San Fran cisco has decided that fire insurance companies are liable S9r earthuuake losses unless it can ~-@ that the quake started oD the nreniscs of the insured party. It will take several courts. and then some. to figure out where the late seismic trouble in the norther part of the state originated Q" whither it wended it's disagreeable way.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
LOGAN a sRYANs LETTER.
Especial Wire to Duey & overlook,
 Marnh . Itf17

Especial Wire 10 Duey ~ ONetiocsb
 March 2. 1907.
 NEW YoRK--The market closed generally lowed. notwithstanding Inc bank statement was better than was expected. Wall street professes to believe that the Aldrich bill viii pass before Congress adiourns today. but the action of the market would indi- cate that they could see but few crumbs of comfort from it's passage. Wall street is the bluest spot in the universe Iouay. investigations foi- lowed by startling revelations. bor- rowing by corporations. strike rumors. etc. and an apathetic public. all com bine in making Wall street miserable. While We do not feel rampantly bull ish on stocks. we nevertheless feel this country is not going to the ever lasting bow-wows today or tomorrow. These investigations are going 10 work for good. The sore spots uncoy- cred have been allowed to spread and the evils resulting from this. seems hard to stamp out It is all discour- aging We will admit. but the public is prone to forget these things just as soon as the sun shines little.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee. Ariz.. March g.. 1907.

Bisbee. Ariz.. March g. 1907.
 The market opened with whirl to- day with activity centered in the Denn issues. Denn Development is in strong demand with bids of $63.56 in the market and stocks seemingly scarra. A few scattering sales in Denn Min ing were made early today at frac- tionally above S16.00. but late quota tions show no eastern offerings under $500 and no stock is offered local ly. Shattuck is also creeping up to higher levels. Superior & Pitt3burg is firm but quiet around S26.00. War ren is holding at s14.00 bid with light offerings. American remains unchang- ed. but think will advance in symDa- thy with Denn. A little aggressive buying would put this stock to S20.00. Tha Cananea stocks are quiet but pre- sent a firm undertone. Globe stocks are all looking better. Butte stocks suffered again today. ali are frac- tionally lower. Butte & Arizona is getting more scarce and is still being picked up in fair sized blocks and 1t seems that this buying should soon have It's effect in advancing this stock. There is a fair demand for Wolverine & Arizona and encouraging news from this property may be forth coming at any time. The whole tone of the list is good and we should have a higher market next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
pROSPECTORS ARE
 COVERING THE GROUND
Mahew Strike Has Filled Yuma Field With Men Ready to
 File oR Claims,

YUMA, Ar!ts March q, since the MaNhew property developed iatn such wealth nroaPegtors have been iiuskmE Co the country adieleing the king 0i Arizona mlnr and the Hymah property, Papers for locations made in that dis trlet are continually pouring mtp the recorders office for niing, and close m the heels af locationa come uinlng deeds. proving that the Mayhew strike and lts sale ta New York parties has excited a boom in the kefa district,
 Yesterday location papers were nlod on the Golden Star claim. three ln number. located by Fred Rogers fer David Hymau. K. N. Rogers and Il. R, Robinson Of New York. The claims are four and one-haif miles from kofa. A mining deed was also filed yester- day by Charles Hall. who nas sold to the Ready Gold Mining Company. the Chicago, Commercial and Commercial Addition claims. These three claims were lately located by MT Hall, who Is well known in Yuma, and they are situated near the Mayhew strike.
 The number of mining locations filed at the recorders office is increasing daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
PATTISON PAYS CROSBY LARGE
 AMOUNT
Well Known Eisbee Mine SUpt, While In Duluth Settles a Suit Out of Court-Grosby Well Known heIe.

Tie Duluth Evening Herald ei re- kent date has the account of what purports to oe the settlement of an important law satt wherein Byroa M. Psttison. superintendent og the penn- Arizona and SharK0ck>AriRoaa prop erties here. figured as defendant and George Crosby, a Daluth real estate operator and mining promoter. plain tiff. Crosby Is well known in RiShec, having paid several visits here and is now Interested in mining ground In the Risbee Quadrangle, The case grew out ot disputed equity in moneys said to be collected by pattlSoa for his part in the sale og the nenn-Ari. kona. The case was settled out Of court. The Herali's account is as fcl, lows:
 The partnership accounting case of George H. Crosby of this city against Byron M Pattison of Bishee. Aria. which was noted for trial On the Ianu, ary calendar Of the district court. was settled this morning out Of court.
 Tt Is understood that under the terms of the settlement Pattlson has paid. or has agreed to pay. Crosby $60.000 in fuli of any claims that the latter may have on eileged partner. ship between the two for the sale of the Denu-Arizona mine property In Arizona, one of the copper properties that has figured quite prominently of late among the investing public.
 Crosby, when he brought suit for the accounting, claimed that a part nership had been agreed to between himself and Byron Pattison. He claims that when the purchaser was found in the present owners of the property, that Pattison received large emoluments for his commission on the trade, but that he refused to make a settlement with Crosby.
 Crosby was represented by s. T. & William Harrison and l.. c. liar ris, and MT. Pattison was represented by Baldwin, Baldwin & Lancer.
 "Patiison is the son oT Martin Pat tison and both have large holdings in the Denn-Arizona copper property"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03

] have no connection with Priteh- ard. Hagen & Go. My name is useo contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
MINING PROPERTIES
 ARE MAKING PROGRESS.

DOUGLAS, March 2.--J. T. Wilkey has returned from Cananea, where he went to attend a meeting of the direc- tors of the West Cananea Copper com pany. The directors endorsed the plans for. the finishing of the road to the mines from Cananea, distance of seven miles, only two miles of whiIh remain to be built. The company is now in good financial condition and is pushing its development work as well as building the road. In addition to the quarry work at the mines which is all in ore they are driving three tun- nels. One of these tunnels is now in 105 feet, another 50 feet and the third B feet. All this tunnel work is also in ore.
 NIT. Wilkey says that vast amount of development work IS going on in the Cananea district The Cananea and Bisbee Development company, the Southwestern, the South Cananea, and Nueva, the West Cananea all indepen- dent companies, are busy developing good properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
DECREASE IN
 PRODUCTION

TAS SeStea News ssare2a axereS tAe eFS>taettea ~ eeeRSy "a tAe Caste,s states. Mexico zaa Canada fsx tAe meath ~ January al Ss.SSS.ttS pSeaSsS eespsr~d wsta si.Ss&, tee IssaaaS sa laaasry. tses, $ decrease os t9.Ssls ssAt aoae1s.
 January prN<fasStea a lSe& ~aS aeeet tAe largest @easA's production Id that ye&T.
 ttca has eees principally in the aNytA' west ia the Butte camp sad Canada, Floods insertSrp1 Seaaew bat with Arh soSa rE0l9Ssica bat tae CQppsr SeSsS a snSlser eroaaesd s.se0eee poaads ta January, sn inerease o4 t.Seo,aee pounds over January. iSeS, which everesnse somewhat shS falling on ta ether camps a AriseaA. TAts ta, crease h Copper Queen production is
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
pReNs ,a
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 cioaing QuuiatlNnh}
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
WEEKS END MOST
 ENCOURAGING ONE
Conditions in Western Copper Camps PreSage Bright
 Future for Stocks,
tI,v Frank J. Grafl

The close of the week leaves tne market in most gratifying condition and eertalnly is onCaugNEing Eo holas CTS of stocks under the present con, ditices that exist ia tho leading cop. per csmps of the west, l do not soc anything al the present time that will effect the markets good conai- tion and most everything Is in favor of the buyers. Calumet & Arizona closed today st slsa.O0. the low mark for some time. although this dnaa n ,. worry the holder of the stock for it Is selling for what 1t is worth. and dividends make 1t over 8 10 per cent investment with a good chance for an advance. Superior & Pittsburg has held the liquidation well. when one takes into consideration the amount of shares that have been handled by different brokerage houses. North butte and Butte Coalition as well as Amalgamated. have been somewhat affected with the labor troubles that have been existing at Butte. but think that 1t Is only temporary. Shattuck X Arlkona nas Deen m splendid de mand the greater part of the day. Word has been received that smel. ter is to be constructed at Douglas. for the treatment of their ores. which VIII make a difference Of SIVCJ per day to the company. which alone is a big figure. Denn-Arizona Develop ment and Mining have been in the strongest kind Of demand, and at the close the east was bidding $1T.00 per share and none coming out. either thn development or the mining and from all indications the development will reach the S75.00 mark before the close of the coming week and the mining will sell for close to S20 mark. I would not be at all surprised to sec this stock sell for S25 before the close Of the month, American was ill fair demand at S17.50 to $1S.00 for S700 paid in stock. Warren holds strong at $14.00 and think those buy ing at these figures are not in any position to lose money at this figure. The balance of the market does not show any particular change.
 Bisbee Extension property is going along very nicely and doubt that there is a property that has done as well as this property in getting down to work. I understand that the hoist is at the property and three carloads of mining timbers on the ground. and the shaft down fifteen to eighteen feet There is one thing certain. the con- pany is not losing any time There has been considerable demand -- in- quiry for this stock at $2.00 per share. but this does not appeal to any one. as those who have bought the stock have bought the same to hold. This i stock will be selling for $500 per share before the first of June unless 1 am very much mistaken. But just remember this and see if I am not pretty close to it.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
J. c. PRITcHARo
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks Speciality.
March 9. 19O7

The general list of copper stocks is still down, the only exception being Dem Development and Denn Mining. A very successful bull movement has been started and this stock has been pressed up more than TO points during the past two days, but very little of the stock has changed hands as yet. There are plenty of bids but no stock offered. and the Likelihood is that when the price gets high enough to bring oat the stock the bids will diminish. Warren is stronger and a good buy at present prices. Raven is recovering from its long depression and the price of this stock Is also ad- vancing. Butte-Arizona and Woiver. inc and Arizona are still down to rock bottom prices and very good buys.
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
TIMING SHELTERS MAR|lETS
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03
RANGE WAR IN MONTANA.

HELENA. Mont. March LA re- port has just been received here tell ing of a shooting scrape between ranchmen at a place thirty miles north of Helena Three were shot and one will probably die. The others gre seriously wounded. A range war is said to be the cause. and the sheriff has gone 10 tls, scene.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-03

Mr Hartman doesn't hesitate to say that if let alone he would quick ly gobble every raailroad in the coun- trv MT Hartman apparently is striv- ing to attain to the Rockefeller stand ard Of giuttony.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-26
The Vanishing Saddlemen.

The sale of the big pastures" by the
government in Oklahoma closes up the
last of the range in that once great
cattle country-Press despatch.
The cattle swarmed across the slopes
In that historic long ago;
The cowboy swung his snake like rope
The wagon top cleaned white as
snow;
But now these scenes have vanished
quite
And where has turned the prairie
knight?
The trail wound through it. and the
dust
Rose high above the lowing hosts;
But cowboy spurs, alas! are rust,
And riders there are none-save
ghosts;
For Progress with her gainful glance,
Has slain the Spirit of Romance.
So. through the restless shift and
change.
The swift rush OF the human tide
Has gone each remembered range
Where chaps-clad heroes used to ride
But in ValhalIa they hold sway
The prairie knights of yesterday!
Denver Republican
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-26
ENGLISH LAND TAXES.

The land of Great Britain has not
been valued for the purpose of taxation
since the year 1892. Two centuries
ago her great cities had not yet ap-
peared. London was little more than
a village in comparison with its pres
ent proportions. Thousands of acres
of land, now occupied by stately
structures, were then farming land
In two centuries the valuation of the
land undertaking the metropolis has
not been increased for purposes of tax
alton. The local taxes paid by the
London landowners directly are about
the same today as they were in the
seventeenth century The city of New
York, on the other hand, revalues its
land every year. In 1904 the naked
land was appraised at $3,697,6S6,9
On this valuation taxes in excess of
S5O,000,0O0 were collected for city pur-
poses. This is probably fifty times the
amount collected from the land of
London, whose population is twice that
of New York and whose site values
are probably not far from six billion
dollars. The explanation of such an
anomaly? Those who own the land in
Great Britain also control parliament.
-Scribner's for January.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-26
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago, Jan. 26.-WHEAT-Sta
the day rather strong. the May option
selling up to 79A, later however. eased
off on profit taking by the bulls. Liver
pool markets were quoted one-quarter
higher; receipts in the Northwest not
as large last year; cash demand i'm
proving at both the south and north
west with millers eager buyers. The
market closed steady with a decline
of about a half cent from the early
high prices.
CORN-Dull, narrow market with an
easier tone. The trading was mostly
of the scalping character. The large
influential operators who have been ac-
tive in this market did practically
nothing today. Receipts are increasing
slowly. The market closed steady.
OATS-A range of a quarter Of a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-26
The Medical Schools

Most of the people of Indiana are
disguised by the fight which is being
waged between Purdue and Indiana
over the matter of a medical school in
Indianapolis. Neither institution has
any more legitimate use for a medical
school in Indianapolis or any more
right to it's establishment a. that point.
under the spirit or letter of their char
ters, than they would have to a horolo-
gical department at Eagle Pass, Texas
Purdue annexed an elephant when she
took on the Indianapolis medical school
and should be allowed to feed it out
or her regular appropriation The
spectacle of these two state institu-
lions involving the legislature in a
brawl over a senseless dispute about
a medical school that the people who
pay the bills do not want as an adj
Junct of either institution. is not 2
pleasant one, and 1t is doubtful if ii
will materially advance the interests
of those who have started the trouble.
Marion Chronicle.