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DAILY MARKET SUMMARY.

Bisbea. Sept. IS, 1907
 Markets opened fractiOnailg higher and durlng the early trading good buying was seen with ad1isionai lni- provement. Profit taking and sauiF selling started in the afternoon, most issues losing all their gain. closins around the lowest of the day. Greene Cananea, Superior & PistsbuEg aae Calumet 6 Arizona held steady at about unchanged prices. NipissiHg declared. regular 2 per cent dividend payable October 2Ist. Local cnfbs fajl to display any fife Dem Is firm at Sgeo bid with TO stock coming ont Shattuek looks cheap at sf9-g0 but bids are a scarce article. Wolverine & Arizona is not pressed for sale, with s3.60 bid for good sized block The curb issues may be slow for 2 time but purchases made st present prices will undoubtedly return good profits
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FOR SEWER SYSTEM
 SEALED EInS OR PROPOSALS s

PROPOSALS FOh SE !" r h . ' . EiFl
 SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS for the construction of municipal system etc, at Bisbee, Cochise csun- ty. Arizona. will be received by the Common Council of said city at the office of the Clerk of said city until 7:3O D. m. of October 5th, 1907.
 Plans. profiles and specifications can be seen and blank forms can be obtained at the office of said City Clerk. at the office of J. L. Campbell, Engineer MaintainaBce of Way, Fl Paso & Southwestern System. Fl Paso. Texas, and at the office of olm- sted & GilIelen. GIG Grant Building, Les Angeles. Cal
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for , per cent. of the amount of the bid as q guar antee of good faith.
 The cheeks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned Immediately upon awarding of contract.
 The successful bidder will be re quired to furnish bond in the sum of forty per cent. of the amount Of the bid to insure proper construction and completion of the work.
 The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 Dated Bisbee. Arizona. September 4th 1907.
 .. ". HICKS City CIerE
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HEINzE IN UIAR TkC,KIES RIlI
 THINGS
Has Has Segsfa Large Interests There That Promise 10 Grow To Gigantic Proportions n A Few Years.

Boston While F, Augustus Heinne is largely interested Ii mining ia Mon tana, Idaho. Nevada. CallIorn.a, Brit- ish Columbia and Alaska his opera tions ia Utah promise to exceed in sire -hig operations in other camps.
 His entrance into Utah came about through the Bingharl C9nsoH- dated co. which has heretofore not attained 8 very great amount Of prom inence, except in thrilled promises. When organized that colnpany im- mediztely built 2 large smeltee to treat it's ore before t bad the ore. Hence the shelter operations have been largely Cn custom ores and net results to Bingham CoEsalidated z stockholders haxe been disappointing, especially when file stock vas put out at $50 per share and is nov sci. ing at SIP
 When MT. HeiEze became interest ed h Bingham Consolidated the most valuable asset was l2Fse tgnuel known locally as the Mascotte tan. nel which was planned to open the Dalton & Lake mines of the Bingham Consolidated at depth and provide drainage. The tunEel provided the drainage but failed to open the. ore expected, hence the operations of this big tunnel to date have not been pro ductive of net results. This tunnel has cost the Bingham Co. over $500 900 It is six feet high and six feet wrte and has penetrated the mount aims for T dista9se of 9oeo feet oI l 8 miles
 At aboE~ the time Mir Heinze be came interested in the Bingham Con solidated, he also purchased control Of the Ohio Copper Co which adjoins Utah Coppet Co.,, paying therefor only 50 cents per share for large major. sty Of the outstanding COG, 900 shares, par value s1. Mr. Heinze personally examined this property before pur. chaseand acquired t after it had been turned down by other mining inter ssts. The Ohio stock now has mar. ket value Of aboat ten time it's 2uT. case price.
 Under careful and systematic deTel opnent he has blocked out an enor nous tonnage of ere of the same char acter as the Utah Consolidated, and today it is generally agreed in Utal tnaL next 10 LIs- laA AOPgEt Ao. ttH Ohio Co has the greatest showing O ore in tha state.
 Soon after acquiring the Ohio Co Mir. Heinze arranged win the Bing ham Consolidated Co. to extend tn Nascotte tunnel 5000 feet farther t5 the Ohio Copper Co, the Ohio co bearing this extra, expense. therein cutting the Ohio 1ore, bodies 800 feet be lew the previous lowest workings. Fl immediately set about to build a 29oo ton conceatrtor at the month of in Mascotte tunnel. This tunnel VII also be extended to open the Com merciaI properties Of the Binghaa Consolidated 500 feet deeper than tn present iowpst workings.
 stin later sIr Heize purchased large tract of land two miles iron the Garfield plant of the American Smelling 6 Refiing Co. and his me taIlurgists and smeiting uen are haF at work on plans for the erection O the shares of Great Salt Lake q mammoth snieltig plant to treat sth ores of the Heinze prepertfss as Ye as GuEf0nI W0FE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Harold B. Witherell, de ceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. the executor of the estate of Harold B. WifhereH deceas- ed. to the creditors Of and all per sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice to tha said execator a. the office Of M. | Brown. attorney at law, Bssbee, Arizoua ina same be- ing the place for fhs transaction of the business Of sasd estate. in said county Of Coehise.
 WILLIAM c. WJTHEREII,, Esxecutor Of the Eyfate ot fsaroio B
 Wftkerell. Deceased
 Fir1t publication August 2. 1907.
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Mining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
WILL WORK THE
 FBOBTAlL CLAIMS

te begin shipping ore ss soon as the road between the mine and the raii- road is repaired fus hauling purposes. The deposit shaft on this property is down fifty feet and it was sunk through four foot vein on the sur face which continued to the bottom of
 the shaft The ore is a carbonate and
 high per cent in copper anr carries some gold values.
 There are two other shafts on the
 property and each of them have a fine showing It is the intention of the company to make the ore taken out pay for the development work ] aad aI1e hnllh to nef a nrofit The i ither griup at Kelvin. Is iwned by J J. sullivan and ithers and has consid l erable development work on it an1 i a firse showing of ore
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cnT AER hnNEX.

Ms. A. VI Cole, wife of furance- man at the Copper Queen smeitee, yes terday met with 2 rare piece Of good luck, thanks to the honesty of a street ear. eInploye and the courtesy of Man ager O'DonoTau. Mrs. Cole, in some manner dropped her purse while on 9 G. avenue car shortly after o'clock in the afternoon. II contained sS4.15. and it was found soon after the lady left the car by Conductor Ed Van Drot
 who turned it over to MT. O'Donova1. On Mrs. Coles reporting her loss she was surprised and at the same time aratifed to have the purse and money returned. The honesty of the condUo-
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rphnAnix Rennaicanl

fPhosnix Repunican)
 E R. stafford. who returned 2 few days ago from the coast, has bonded the Bebtsn mine aear Kelvin to Los Angeles capitalists for sum cf s65,. 098 and the new com pang @Eh begin work this fali and put un a stipulated E3roe of men By partnership ST rangement the group of ten claims in the Red Hiil district twelve miles east -of Florence recently bonded to George Westfall will De worked soon. Mir. Stafford Hiil De the superintendent and shareAin partnership. The new
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 and put on a force of six men to do development work on the properly.
 This properly is enly six niles fro2i She railroad and Mr. stafford expects
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TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rineharts Rooms 3 6 4 Drug Store. Antler Bldg,
sbes, sent. lS. l90I

Bjsbee, Sept. IS, 1907
 The market has been qniet and .featureIess all day and shows signs of weakness at the close. especially the listed issues, largely due to the fur ther decline in the metal market. There is a fair demand for our Bisbee stocks with very little offered Sup eriUr 6 Pittsburg is coming out at S105O. Bids of s512 fail to locate Warren. Wolverine & Arizona is scarce under $G.50 Denn does not seme to loosen up on bids Of s6.25. Butte & Arizona is coming out in small lots at 55 cents. The balance of the list is unchanged.
 Closing Quotations: -
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j. c. PRlTcHARD
Broker-
-Brokef- 5oasnza Circle and Warren District stock 2 SpecIalty.
Blsbee, Sept. l6, i9Js.

Blsbae, Sept. IS, f9Js.
 The market continues CuIet; trad ing is nominal Greene Cananea was in better demand. Superior & Pitts burg also strengthened 2 little. Among the lccal stocks Wolverine seems to get the greatest interest. The exploration demonstrates that if has one o fthe large ore bodies Of the district Empire State is becoming interesting to great many at pres eat Shattuck strengthened some to- day There are some Investing in .Irlss,. nsn9 All sIsaasS asasaSSd 67S4tments at
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Pritchard Hagen & Co.
S> Brokers. FRED C. HAGEN, Mgr. FRONT ROOMS B. 1. BUILD } ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, ELS ! BEE, ARIZONA. . ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. | ! DIRECT WIRE coNNEcTIoH , WITH ALL LEADING 3 MARkETS.
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MARKET LETTER

} Sept. S.-Today's market offers nothing in the way of , encourag goueDt over yesterday, sFFIUes noiu me same anu no ? developments have transDred 2 to indicate that the out!ook ? for stocks win ba more brlght 2 for the coming several weeks
 2 than it has been during Jhs P past few months. Quie. trad- 2 ing is being done in the bette Pl closs of speculative and ia- 2 vestment stocks and those iE a F position to make investments 2 at present certainly are offered ? attractive prices.
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]. A, WILSON. BROKER.

CkNANEA, SONORA, MENICU- Code: "Wiison." P. O..
 Box No. 3s.
 Cananea. Sept. IS, 1907 Following are Cananea stock quota,
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

New York Democrats have pro posed Lieut.. Governor chanler of that State as candidate for the Demo erats to nominate for president and several Congressnlen from other States take kindly to the suggestion. T. nay be said for AfK chanher that h. led his ticket by several thousand votes ali the election at which he was elected. and that indicates he has running qualities that entitfe him te serious consideration AS we T.eW the matter the question Democrats have to consider Is. who is the most available candidate7 The times would seem to be propittous for the selection of winner
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For Review iOb and business cf'if cal Phone 3e.
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The promise. sIIi let you know z nine out Of ten times is unfulhlled.
 For Review rob rooms cal phone No. 2s.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
TO SETTLE CHICAGO
TRACTION QUESTION
Council Adopts Ordinance Turning
Over Franchise to City Railway
Company.

Chicago, Feb. 5.-The City Council
after session lasting nearly all night,
by a vote of Sc to IS, early today
adopted an ordinance which, IL ap-
proved by the votes of the April cleo
tion will settle the Chicago traction
question. The ordinance adopted pro-
vides that the city shall issue a
twenty-year franchise to the Chicago
City Railway Company and the Union
Traction Company with the under
standing that on six months notice
at any time, the city may purchase the
street railways controlled by these
companies for $50,000,00O plus the cost
of rehabilating. The city will receive
IS per cent Of the net income Of the
street railways in question.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
TWO MINERS
BURNED TO DEATH
lr Fire that Destroyed Boarding
House and Store in Pinos Altos,
Grant County.

Silver City, N. NJ, Feb. 5.--The
boarding house and store of Jose
Mugno at Pinos Altos caught fire Sun
day night at 2 o'clock and Estanislado
Romero and Rafael Martinez, two min
ers in the employ of the Commanche
company. were burned to death in
their beds.
The two men had been out drinking
and came home drunk and are sup
posed to have set fire to their room
accidentally.
The loss to the building and stock
of merchandise is about $4,000 with
no insurance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
CONGRESS PASSING
IMPORTANT BILLS
jamestown Exposition Gets Loan of
$1,000, o,0o-Penson Measure Goes
Through.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 5.-The
House continued its consideration of
the River and Harbors BIZ today. the
general debate on which terminated
at o'clock.
The House passed a number of i'm.
portant bills yesterday including the
McCrumber service pen ion bill, the
omnibus lighthouse bill and the ON,
nibns revenue bill.
The omnibus lighthouse bill car.
ries a total appropriation of S1,59S,.
800 for the lighthouse establishment
and an additional sum of $4,000 for
additional light keepers.
The House by vote of 10 to 85
concurred in the Senate amendments
to the urgent deficiency bill, loaning
the jamestown exposition $1,0O0,000
and safeguarding the loan by a lien
on the gross receipts.
Resolutions were passed calling for
an investigation by the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor of cotton ex-
changes and the fluctuations in cotton
prices, giving a privilege status to
the bill codifyng and consolidating
the patent and copyright laws, direct
ing report of the Secretary of the
Interior of the number of existing
patents granted TO officers and en-
ployes of the United States.
Bills providing for the protection Of
game in Alaska and authorizing a
fund of certain taxes collected under
the war revenue, act of 1898 we're
also passed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
DECLINING YEARS
WERE SAD ONES
Father Died Without Finding Way,
ward Son for Whom He Had
Searched for Decade.

Kansas City, Feb. 5.-The last
years of the life of Reverend s. A.
Baker, one of the founders of the
Republican party, who died here yes
terday, were saddened by an unsuc-
cessful search for his eldest son, S.
A. Baker. Jr Dr. Baker sent descrip-
tions to the police in Colorado. New
Mexico, Arizona and other western
states but was unable to find his
missing son,
Ten years ago young Baker was a
school teacher in Albuquerque, New
Mexico. He wrote his father telling
him he was about to be married and
that he and bride would pass through
Kansas City on their way to Colo
RADIO. The letter did not reach the
father until several days after the
son was to have passed through and
nothing was ever heard from him
since that time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
TERRIFIC GALES
HEAVY SHOWS
North, East and
Middle West Biz
zard Swept.
WOMAN AND BABE PERISH
In Dakotas-.- -.-Temperature
Breaks All Records...Four
Below in Kansas.

Bismarck, N D., Feb. 5.---A tele.
phone message from Goodrich, a town
on the Darlington branch Of the
Northern Pacific, is to the effect that
an unknown woman and five children
were frozen to death there last night
Traffic Seriously Interrupted
Boston, Feb. 5.--Traffic in greater
Boston is seriously hampered by the
snow storm which developed last
night and increased today.
Railroads Badly DemoraIized
New Haven, Feb. "a wild snow
storm began late yesterday afternoon
and increased and continued TODAY #
had a disastrous effect on traffic both
upon the steam lines and the trolley
roads all over this state Not for sew.
eral winters have the steam roads
been so tied up as they are today.
Four Below in Kansas.
Topeka, Feb 5.--Four degrees be.
low zero at midnight was the tenn
perature Of the coolest day of the
year At four o'clock this morning
heavy snow storm began which
lasted during the forenoon.
New York in Billiards. Grip.
New York, Feb 5.-For more than
tweaty-four hours, New York has
been in the grip of fierce northeast
snow storm. Ten inches of snow fell
up to eight O'Clock this morning. This
is up to the record within twenty.
four hours for several years. In all
the streets containing surface car
lines, the snow is piled six feet high
between the tracks and the sidewalk
and by constant work most Of the
lines have been kept open.
Through trains and suburban locals
are greatly delayed Harbor traffic
has moved slowly. An army Of snow
shovelers estimated at 5000 was at
work on the streets today.
80 Degrees Below Zero.
ST. Paul. Feb. 5.--Street thermom-
eters today registered from % TO 32
below zero according to the exposure
of the instrument.
Shipping Interests Endangered.
Chatham, Mass, Feb. "a blind,
ing snow storm driven by a Sixty mile
an hour northeast gale, is making
wild weather conditions on the coast.
Nothing is known yet as to the fate
of shipping which left Boston yester.
day bound south around Cape Cod.
Nebraska Feels Wntry Touch.
Lincoln, Feb. 5.-The heavy snow
of yesterday in Nebraska has
depth over almost the entire state of
more than a foot The temperature
in Lincoln this morning was ten be.
low zero
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
CIGARETTE IGNlTED
1000 POUNDS POWDER

FL Paso, Feb. 5.--One man burned
to death, another fatally and third
seriously burned, and two mules
burned 80 badly that it was found
necessary to kill them, was the result
Of a peculiar powder accident which
occurred at Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua,
Mexico, the news of which reached
this city yesterday. A load Of 1000
pounds of powder was on the wagon.
Suddenly there was a flash and
every ounce of powder was burned.
The man who was burned to death
was smoking a cigarette, from which
the powder ignited.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
JEROME MAKING
FIGHT Of LIFE
AS Prosecuting At
torney in Thaw
Trial.
READY FOR INSANITY PLEA
Surprises Counsel For De.
fense in Cross Examination
of Expert Witness.

New York, Feb. 5.--The first wit
ness called by the defense in the Thaw
case this morning was DR.. c. G. Wiley
Of Pittsburg, the Tbaw family physl
clan and who is connected with The
DiXmOnt insane asylum
Street Car Incident
DR.. Wiley said that in 1905 he wit
messed an incident from which he
drew the conclusion that Harry ThaN
was at some times irrational. The
doctor said that in the summer of 100;
he was passener on street car ir
Pittsburg when Harry Thaw entered
the car and without any apparent rea
son rushed to the blinds on side
window. drew them up and slammed
them down again, repeating the ac
the conductor on the car over the ac
ton
Said ThaW Acted Like Insane Man.
This was the hypothetical question
on which was outlined the killing o1
Stanford White, coupled with an inter
rogation as to whether the witness
could express professional opinion
Of such an act as that committed by
the person he saw in the Pittsburg
street car?
Evidence Stricken Out.
DR.. Wiley expressed the opinion that
such a person was suffering from in
sanity. Later, both the Hypothetical
question and the answer were stricken
out on the ground that the doctor did
not base his opinion entirely upon the
hypothetical question. Justice Fitz
gerald ruled that the matter would
have to be gone over again.
Attorney Gleason then reformed the
hypothetical question, this time bas
ing it upon the law of insanity as laid
down by the statutes of the state OF
New York.
Jerome Ready for Defense's Plea.
In answer to the amended question
DR.. Wiley declared that the act in the
street car was that of an insane man
District ATTORNEY Jerome then put
the witness through the most severe
cross examination ever heard in a
court room in New York The prose
cutting attorney seemed to have every
medical authority at his finger tips
The care which he had taken to be
prepared to meet tie Thaws plea OF
insanity was evident in his every
question and at times the witness
hesitated in his answers as if com
pletely baffled. DR.. Wiley was still
under fire when luncheon was or
dered
"Are you nearly through?' asked
Justice Fitzgerald of the district at
torney.
'No indeed your honor replied
Mr.. Jerome 81 am just getting inter.
ested in the subject
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
DEATH AND RUIN
IN SNOWSL|DE
Colorado Mining
Camp Buried By
Avalanche.
EIGHT KILLED MANY INJURED
Rescuers Worked All Night
in Bitter Cold Digging Out
Entombed People.

Salda, Colo. Feb. 5.-Eight persons
were killed and fourteen injured, two
of whom are expected to die, in a
snowsiide which came down Monarch
outGin in Monarch, small mining
camp eighteen miles west of Salida at
$3.50 O'Clock last night.
The great avalanche of snow and ice
wrecked three buildings and partly
demolished a fourth. The following
victims bodies were taken from be.
meath the great mass of snow and
broken timbers:
FRED MASON; owner of board
ing house.
MRS. FRED MASON.
MASON CHILD.
JOSEPH BOYLE; a miner.
JOHN EMERSON; a miner.
JOHN GILLETT; a miner.
STEPHEN SKINNER; a saloon
keeper.
One miner whose name is unknown
is missing.
In addition James Smith, a miner
and William Schraeder, boy aged
Is, will die.
The summit of Monarch mountain
is fully $500 feet above the town OF
Monarch. The slide started near the
Mdaonna mine, two-thirds of the way
10 the top of the mountain and gained
sped as it descended.
The only warning the people had
was deep rumble and in another
minute a great mass of snow and ice
was On the town, crushing the Mason
boarding house, the Skinner saloon
and the Schraeder dwelling, and cav.
ing in the front of the Farrell Hotel.
Rescue parties worked all night in
raging blizzard, digging out the en-
tombed people. One hundred men
went from Salida to Monarch to as
sist in the work.
Floods in Oregon.
Portland, Ore, FEB. ga rise OF
several degrees in temperature follow
ing a snowfall of two feet and three
inches in the Willamette Valley and
perhaps as many feet in the foothills
has caused food conditions in all the
streams on the Willamette water
shed.
A continuation of the present warm
rains for another twenty-four hours, it
Is feared, will cause February flood
similar to that of 1890, when the food
waters entered the streets Of Portland.
The Oregon Railway and Naviga-
tion Companies lines have been
blocked since Saturday by .snowslides,
Railroad officials pronounce the exist
ing conditions the worst in twenty
years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
PREDICTS HIGHER
RAILROAD RATES
James J.fHill Says Lines Will be Com
PEELED to Consider Advance In
stead of Reduction.

New York, Feb. 5.-James J. Hill
president of the Great Northern Rail
road, in an interview here yesterday
is quoted as saying: with the pres
ent advance in cost of equipment and
operating, the railroads Of the coun
try will soon be forced to consider an
advance in rates instead of a reduc'
tion. The rates here are already down
to about one.half of the rates charged
in Europe. 1t seems to me that this
tells the whole story"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-05
JAPAN NOT
HUNTING TROUBLE
Informs American People Through
Embassy That War is to be
Avoided.

Chicago, Feb. 5.-A Washington
dispatch to the Tribune says; In re-
sponse to direct cable from the ed
itor of the Chicago Tribune to Mar
quis Saionji the Minister of Foreign
Affairs at Toxic, the Japanese govern
ment yesterday instructed it's embassy
here, also by cable to convey to the
American people its disavowal of all
inclination towards war with the
United States and it's belief that the
differences between the two countries
are and always have been susceptible
to pacific treatment.