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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
CLIFF WAY ALLOWED
 BONDBY JUDGE SPEAKE
Is Charged With the Murder Of Police- man Lem Jones In NoVem-
 Der Last.

Decatur. January 8-CSpeciaL)-Clift Way accused of murdering Policeman J. Lem Jones November 2i. last. was allowed bond In the sum of $8o00 today on a habeas corpus trial before Circuit Judge D. ". Speake.
 The attorneys for the state filed bill of exceptions and Way will be com- pelled to remain in jail until the supreme court passes on the case.
 Shortly after the killing Way was re- fused bond on q preliminary trial be- fore Squire D. B. Morrow. Later Way was tried for the murder at a special term of the circuit court. A mistrial TO- sulting: nine jurors were for hanging. three for acquittal. Raymond Moore. ac- cused jointly with Way, was given twen- ty-fiye years in the state penltentiary and is now serving out that term
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
FILMS

Are you interested in the moving picture business? If so call and see us, we can fit you out complete.
 If you are already in the business get our contract and prices. They will interest you. All our goods are new and up- to-date. Our film rental de- partment is the best and most up-to-date in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29

visiting her sister, Mrs. w. P. Martin.
 Mrs. S. c. Powell and Mss Virginia Grant of Montgomery spent yesterday with relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
Ten-Hour Law.

The cotton mill men are unreseryedly opposed to the bill now pending looking to making 1t unlawful to work employees in any factory more than ten hours a day. Tt would mean absolute disaster to us,' said one of them today. Tt would mean cut off 10 per cent of our product and therefore much of our earnings None of the states about us have such laws and 1t would be impossible to compete with this difference of working time so much against us. I am quite sure the plan would be a good one if adopted by all the states, but it would be impossible to take care of our business with this provision"
 In this connection it is pertinent to note that the cotton mill men are pre- pairing and will soon present child labor bill that will meet the approval of all interests now looking into such matters. It is said by many that the bill endorsed by the Alabama Cotton Manu- lecturers association Is in numerous re- spects preferable to other proposed legis- lation. The bill has not yet been present. ed but will likely be the latter part of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
Administration Bill.

Chairman Overton, of the senate com- lnittee on common carriers, said today that he thought all the platform bills now before the senate would be passed by Thusday of this week. He thinks it high time for the members to get busy and pass the legislation called for in the platform. He said his committee was pushing these matters and would get them through as quickly as possible.
 These bills include the rate bills, pro- viding for a schedule on one hundred articles and the making of the present rates maximum for all time. These bills have been carefully looked over by com potent lawyers and are regarded as safe ly by any constitutional difficulties.
 Other senators besides MT. Overton are urging that the legislature make more time than heretofore on the bills regard ed as platform measures. As a whole, it looks as if these bills will all be pass ed by the middle of the week and sent to the house
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
WHITES PRESENCE
 BEING DEFENDED
Speech on Anti-PaSS Amend
 ment Was Accidental
THE TEN HOUR MEASURE
Cotton Mill Men Oppose Proposed Law, Claiming That They Cannot Com pete With Mills In Ad-
 joining States.

Montgomery, January %.-(speeial.)- Senator II. E. Reynolds, member of the senate committee on commerce and common carriers, said this morning:
 T am quite sure you have gotten a wrong idea of the presence of Capt. r. S. White at the meeting of our commit tee the other evening. He was there on another matter altogether, and made his talk before the committee on the anti pass bill at the suggest ton of member of the committee. It is also fact that he was reluctant to do so, and did dis cuss the measure only after insistenee on the part of those present There may be other instances where he has offered his advice unsolicited, but in this case he did not"
 Discussing further the anti-pass regu- lation. Mr. Reynolds said:
 T do not believe there is any demand on the part of the country papers for any exception in the pass bill in their favor. Those who have talked to me do not hesitate to say that they are op- posed to being given any special favors and are willing to make the fight along with other classes prohibited. It seems to me that to make such exception would be to weaken the measure if passed"
 Discussing further the presence of Cap tain White at the meeting of the com mttee, MT Reynolds said:
 Captain White and Mr. Selheimer, who are advising the members with regard to the legality of statutes proposed, and neither had anything to say about the pass bill. In fact, l do not think either knew 1t was coming up, as it had only that day been reported.
 The senate committee on commerce and common carriers finally carried the news paper amendment to the anti-pass bill at a meeting held this morning, all voting to cut it out, as is the wish of the governor and other leaders of the administration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
Cotton Mill Men.

c. W. Pratt. of Pei City, president of the Alabama Cotton Manufacturers as- sociation and chairman of the legisla- tive committee O. that organization, with R. A. Mitchell, of Gadsden, vice presl- dent of the same body, were here to- day to appear before committees in op- position to the bills now pending mak- ing it unlawful to work over ten hours in any factory and to force cotton mills to provide free schools. It is argued that the ten-h0ur bill would make it impossible for mills in this state to eom- pete with other mills.
 The school bill Is opposed by MT. Pratt and Mir. Mitchell because they think it would be a hardship on other mills to meet the demands and they do not think 1t right to make the mills do what the state ought to do. The mills owned by the two members of the committee are already maintaining such schools and have no interest in the mat ter other than in support of the mills that have not put them in
 These two gentlemen also saw the governor for a while to discuss with him the child labor bill which will be presented by instruction of the assoeia- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
Cigarette Bill Killed.

The committee on temperance of the senate has agreed to report the cigarette bill of Senator Wilson adversely. The report will be made to the senate to- morrow. ArSument in opposition to this bill was made last week by Capt F. s. White, of Biru1 ngham. representing the tobacco people, and pr. ]. r. Searcey, of the state insane hospital showing the effect of the use of cigarettes on the smokers.
 This committee has agreed to report favorably bill to provide q colony for epileptics in the state and will urge it's passage on the floor. The bill sets aside s20000 for the colony and also takes care of the maintenance. Senator Me Whorter. who is a physician, is very much interested in the measure, holding that all states should have such provision for the treatment of this form of trouble
 This committee has also agreed to report favorably the bill to prohibit the sale of narcotic drugs save on prescrip- tion of physician This will tend to the control of the sale of those drugs now giving so much trouble and which are so destructive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29
Jefferson Judges.

The question of judge of the Birming- ham courts is now giving the Jefferson delegation some trouble. Plans now look to three new judges there, two of the city and one of the circuit court. Also to pay all such out of the funds of the state instead of the county, as is now the case.
 One idea, said to be favored by all of the house delegation and the senator, looks to the new judges being elected by the legislature, while the other one would have the judge named by the governor It is also reported that two of the men desired for new judges are II. A. Sharpe and A. O. Lane, with Walter Nesmith as a possible third. What position the governor takes on the question has not been expressed, but 1t is understood he prefers to make the appointments.
 The senate seems to be pretty well in favor of the plan to have all judges paid by the state, instead of the counties, as is frequently the case at this time
 Birmingham Delegation.
 Birmingham had a lot of citizens here today to have look in at the legisla- ture and enter protest against the pas sage of the masters liability act now pending in the senate. Among those who were in the party were w H. Graves, J. R. Smith, Motion Smith, B. F. Roden, J H. Adams. w. J. Rushton, J. D. Moore, c. M. Brown, E. K Campbell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29

A waller woman" from Carrollton. Ga, stayed all night with Priscilla Hogan, colored, on Sunday night and took her departure from there on the early train Monday morning. After she left Priscilla ascertained that the yaller woman had taken a large part of her household goods with her, practically footing the room occupied by her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-29

rob their victim but became frightened and made off. MT. Ross had some money in his pockets, but it was not disturbed
 He was unable to distinguish his assail- ants owing to the suddenness of the at
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
Mining, Smelters & Stock Quotations
LORDSBURG HAS
 LIVELY MINES

week. after spending about d mOntA in the country south of Steins; in the interest of the King and Queen cop per company, and the Kuykendall mining and milling company. The King and Queen company have about 250 acres of mineral land adjoining the Johnny Bull. Professor Jones has planned the development work
 tions will commence this fall and be
 actively pushed This property is
 about midway between Granite Gap
 and the station of Steins, and there
 is as fine a showing there as at any
 copper camp in the territory and the Professor thinks II wlII De a pig cop
 per camp. The Kuykendan company
 owns two groups, one lies south of
 the Johnny Bull and on the opposite
 or east side of the range, and con
 sists of five claims. The other group consists of four claims. three miles southeast of Steins. in the flat. The formation is similar to that of the Nelly Bly, and the indications are equally good. Almost no work has vet been done on it. a ten fOOthOle, the amount required by law for dis coyery work is the deepest. At this depth the ore fills the shaft. and the ore Is high grade An assay showed
 it carried S125 in copper and silver, to the ton, no gold values appearing. The Kuykendall company will also do a great deal of development work i this winter, and this camp, which has
 so long been idle. will soon be very
 busy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
IMAGINEs HE HAS 4 MISSION
 TO DYNAMITE

PHOENIX. Sept. 9.-Imagini1S that his bank account exceeds S1.000, ,0G0 and that he has been especiat!y com missioned to dynamite the Pima cOun- ty court house and blow up all the officials, Patrick Matthews is HOW an inmate of the insane asylum. be- ing brought there today from Tucson
 Matthews Is a native of Irelani and arrived in America eight years ago. landing in San Francisco. From the coast city he came to Arizona. and since his residence in this territory has been prospecting in the hills snF- rounding Tucson.
 Matthews imagines that he has dis covered a fabulously rich mine To- cated just a few miles from Tucson, and also that it has been ordained by the powers above that he destroy the Pima court house, and kill all the county officials who have offices in the threatened building.
 Matthews is absolutely insane. hay. ing a few rational moments. He was first noticed slowly walking around the court house at Tucson and DC. casionslly would stop and peer at the brick walls, as if in an effort to sec through the impenetrabIe mass.
 He kept this proceeding up for a good part of one morning and finally Under Sheriff Meyer complained tc Judge Kirkpatrick, and the warran for his arrest was issued
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
ORDINANCE 1t6

All Ordinance Levying and Fixing the Tax Rate for the Year 1907. And rJ Provide a Revenue for the City of Bisbee for said Year.
 Be it ordained by the Common COun- ctl CT the City of Bisbee as follows, to wit.
 Section 1. That there be and there is hereby levied upon the assessed value of the real and personal prop erty within the City of Bisbee as shown by the capitalized assessment roll of the City of Bisbee for the year 1907, the following taxes: First. Four mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation to defray the salaries of officers and the ordinary and contingent expenses of the city not otherwise provided for. Second. Twelve mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation for the purpose of constructing and repairing streets, sewers, sidewalks, cTOss-walks bridges and culverts, within the said city.
 Third. Two mills on the dollar ot such assessed valuation to defray the interest of the public debt of the city Passed and adopted this Sd day of September 1907.
 c. L. CAVEN. Attest: c. ". HICKS,
 City Clerk. Approved this Sd day Of September 1907.
 Mayor.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
WOLVERINE B ARIZONA
 THE MARKET FEATURE
But Poor Wires Foil All At- tenptS to Get Correct
 Quotations,
lBv Frank J. Grail

The chief feature of the days mar ket'was Wolverine & Arizona, but on account of the continued wire trou- bles it is almost impossible to get in touch with the quotations on the stock. Local sales were made on the curb as high as S6.75 to $700, but no such sales were made in the East. The balance of the market is weak and many new prices have been seen. Cal umet & Arizona down to SI41: Sup. & Pitts. down to s12.50 at the close, and Greene Cananea S10.S7 to s11.00. These stocks at present figures are certainly cheap or they are worthless. Denn is being sought after at s7.00, but this fails to locate any stock Shattuck is offered at S24. Copper metal took a decline a half point to- day: Lake, 17c; electrolytic, 16 1-2c The market as whole is very weak.
 ClOCing oTOtatiOnS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
J. G. PRITCHARD -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.
Risbee- Ariz- Sept g.

Bisbee, AriZ. Sept g.
 The market today Is just the same, prices are still down with the excep- tiOn of the Wolverine & Arizona, they have been in ore now for thirty five feet in the drift. and this morn ing encountered a small cave which enabled them to penetrate about 35 feet further in on the top of the ore exposed now for seventy feet, and demonstrating that they have encount- cred a large body of ore. The Empire State are down about twenty feet in the wins and the ore is improv- ing with depth, the gold properties, Gregory K. and Gold Eagle are good investments at the prices asked. The Gold Nugget also at twenty cents is a splendid offer, 1t has the smallest capitalization of any and a larger territory, over forr hundred acres, and ore from seven to thirty dollars per ton
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10

f2rSing a title 2eepmulation of cap ISaI VI SSr r~Sci 'o [O"VVfo FVT Vfsv AssreeG:sgtheaiHg of the entire industrial body. The stock market has been liquidated first as always. Liquida- ton has begun in the commodity markets. A measure of liquidation in the labor market is bound to follow As the liquidation of commodities and of labor proceeds, currency will Te- turn to the centers and the reconstruc- ton of the financial situation will be gin. based upon an investment de- mand for first-class industrial and railroad bounds.
 When the city of Boston per cent bonds are unsaleable ani New York City has to make iss bond rate 4 1-2 per cent, maximum points have been reached with both capital and labor. Present evidence is that msx- imum points have not only been reached, but have been passed and that from now on sound investments must improve because labor can get no more. and will soon have jess to spend. Then there will be lesseued demand for the products of the fac tory and a increased demand for the products of sound finance.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
MINING SUIT IS
 COMPROMISED
JaCkSOn-Friedman Case End- ed at Prescott -37,500
 Shares at Issue,

When Judge Sloan called the case of John J. Jackson vs. F. C. Friedman in the district court, yesterday morn ing, at 10 o'clock, Attorneys Morrison and Ling announced that their clients had reached a compromise says the Prescott JoUrnaLMineT.
 The suit was for the collection of 37,5OO shares of stock in the ChrOn- icle Gold Mining company. alleged 10 be due plaintiff as ona-half of the con- mission for the sale of the Chronicle group of mines to the Chronicle Gold Mining company.
 IL is stipulated in the compromise that 32,5O0 shares of the disputed stock be issued to plaintiff, Jackson, 10000 shares to J. Wilson. for legal services, and the remaining 325OO shares of the commission to J. F. Will son.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the Stockholders of the Cananea- Eastern Mining Company will be held September 17th, at eight (S) o'clock p. m., at the Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee, Arizona, for the pur- pose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and transacting such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 F. P. DRAPER. Secy.
 Cananea-Eastern Mining Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
saLIpIaYers at Dance

salIpIayers at Dance.-As guests of Superintendent O'DOnOvan of the Douglas Street Car company members Of the Midland baseball team. who ar rived in Douglas this afternoon, will attend the dance at Sportsman's park tonight The long horns are famous al enjoying themselves as well as playing ball and their presence is sure to add keenness to the evening s dance. - Douglas InternationaI-Ameri-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
BTokeTo.
Over RiTcIaTs'S Rooms 3 &s
 Drug Store. Antler' Bldg.

Over RiIchaTs's Rooms 3 Ss q.
 Drug Store. Antler' Bldg.
 The w,ek opened with Wolverine & Arizona. the only feature in the market. and considerable excitement prevailed There was a strong de mand right from the opening and no stock offered. some sales being male as high as $7, but after noon there was considerable offered at $7 and gradually worked down to SC. How ever the scarcity of the stock in the east leads Us too believe it has not seen high prices yet.
 The balance of the list were all weak. Denn closed at $7.5O. Superior & Pittsburg at S12.75, Shattuck at $24. asked, Greene Cananea is to be had at $11.OO. Butte Arizona coming out at CSC.
 The general list is selling at lowest prices seen for the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
Mexicans Marry.-with a dozen

Mexicans Marry.-With a dozen men recovering from last nights drunks and still others awaiting judg- ment of the court on the charges of vagrancy preferred against them, as witnesses, criminal business of the court suddenly terminated as a young lady, Mexican, and a young man, like wise Mexican. entered the court room. Their very presence bade the proceed ings stop-and they did, long enough for the knot to be tied that made Mi guel Martinez and Ramona Osuna, of Lee Station, one and the same for all time to come.-Douglas International American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
Market dull.
een oets La Union stock.-A W

Bell Gets La Union stock.-A well confirmed rumor Is in circulation to- day that c. B. Bell and associates have acquired all the stock in La Union Consolidated Copper company, the Tordillo property. and have paid over all the money due on the stock. Work on the property, the rumor con tinues, will be started shortly, and it Is the intention to operate on a large scale.-Douglas International-Ameri- can.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10

Local pride yesterday succumbed to state pride and Douglas Texans did not have the heart to bet against the visiting Ionghorns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
(From the Liberal.)

lFrom the Liberal)
 Professor Jones was in tie city this week and spent some time at the Pyramid camp south of town In the Bly, mine at the 400 foot level work is progressing on a six foot vein. of which two feet is fine bornite. which has just been struck, while the indi- cations are it may take the full width of the ein. It will probably run thirty per cent in copper, and carry good silver values. The ore is pitch ing toward the R. E. Lee property, is being run from the old shaft on the level and has struck a fine body of cafbOnates.
 J. l.. Wells, who has an option on the old Viola property at Pyramid, is working to get into it. The shaft is badly Caved, and he had to com mence retimbering it at 25 feet from the top. He has cleared it and tim bered to a depth of 315 feet there is a drift in a body of ore that extends at least 15O feett each way from the shaft. is six feet wide, and carries twenty ounces of silver to the ton. MT. Wells is anxious to get this body of rec. He has shipped several cars of ore that had been left on the dump, and which netted him about Sl00 per ca.
 Prof. F.. A. Jones. the well known mIning engineer Was h. town this
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
Quotations:
]. 4. WILSON. BROKER,

cANANEA, SONORA, MEXICO. Photographic Code: "Wilson." p. o. Box No. 3S.
 September s.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10

Following are cananea stock quota finns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-10
TES GEk & HICKS,

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-13

Ore of the most remarkable rainfalls on
record, was that If thunderstorm in
Suva. Fiji on the night of August s. 19t'
\ report has been made to tie Royal Me
genealogical Society of London that the
fall was continuous from Il. NJ until
sunrise Of the following day. and that
the rain gauge. holding 125 inches. was
overlooking at 10 m, again N q m.
ANA a third time at n M This is an
actual mea Surcment of more than thirty
seven inches. Besides tho unknown over
flow. it is supposed that there YVES a fur
Their loss Of about II per cent, on account
of the hight Of the gauge. which was
tWentv-firc feet ahoVc tho ground. The
opinion is that not loss than frrtY-onn
inches of rain must lave fallen In about
thirteen hourS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-13
OUR NATIONAL DANGER.
Time to Cry Halt Before a Panic
Comes.

The business spirit is crushing out
are in danger Of a great commercial
decline. because men, as a whole think
only of getting wealth.
There are thousands. both men and
women. who do not take time to eat
properly. They rush through life, and
as a result we have an age Of indiges-
ton, nervousness, irrta bility, sleep
less nights and morosc disposition.
There is not much difference between
downright suicide and the way some
people disregard unmistakablc signs
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Sick headaches. palpitation, bad
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