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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-24
RESULT OF A ROW.
Ernest Hall Injured, Thornton Pey-
ton Goes to Jail.

Ernest Hall West Indian by birth. re-
Gently came to tais city and, in company
with "Buck-up'' Marshall. h took a tour
through Shows court a few nights ago
When he was leaving the alley that even
ing. the police say. he was beset by the
several parties and a stab wound over the
heart. a long cut on the scalp and numer-
Gus bruises resulted. Hall reported the
matter to the police. and Thornton Pey-
ton. colored. was arrested as one Of the
gang by Policemen Creagh and Grant.
Peyton was a prisoner before Judge
Kimbali in the Police Court today and he
was sentenced to serve two months In
prison.
Marshall, who was the guide for Peyton.
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Policemen Promoted.

H. A. Cole and A. T. Sides, privates of
class I in the police force. were promoted
yesterday to be privates of class 2. The
commission of Leo 9. Schoenthal as spe-
cial policeman in connection with his
duties as assistant sealer Of weights and
measures of the District. was renewed yes
terday. The following overseers at the
Washington Asylum Hospital were yester-
day recommissioned as additional privates.
w. G. Ladd. w. H. Arnold. F. w. wenza.
T. ]. Dawson, E. Wallingford. L. A.
Cologne. c. c. Bury. H. e. Brockson. J. B.
Dixie. James A. Smith. A. Youst, w.
Erskine. J. T. Lerch. c. J. Mahoney. J. L.
Kengia, N. J. Brown and E. B. Mcdowell
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) a man who is UP In the air all the time

is man who Is up In the air all the time
at least. he stands about seven feet tall.
When he took the witness stand Judge
"WiH you please get of whatever you
are standing on?" requested the judge,
thinking that Marshall was standing on a
box.
I'm standing on my feet. judge" re-
piled Marshall.
well. you can't get of them very well.
can your
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Thrown From Wagon and Injured.

Adam ]. Anthony. colored. fifty years Of
age. Of 800 10th street. was severely in
jured about his spine this morning about
7:3O o'clock by being thrown from a
wagon. He is employed by 7. w. Riley
and was driving along b street when one
of the cars on the Mount Vernon line
struck his wagon ard threw him to tho
ground. The injured man taken to
the Emergency Hospital.
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Auto and Carriage in Collision.

A collision occurred on the Bladens5urg
road last right about O'Clock between
an automobile belonging to the Automo-
bile Outing and Transportation Company
and carriage belonging to DIR. Thomas
G. Kramer.s The horseless vehicle was
badly damaged, but the carriage was only
injured to the extent of about $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-24

After suffering from facial neuralgia
for two years. Henry Chance. aged thirty
six years. OF Virginia was last week dis
charged from the Baltimore City Hos
pitai where he underwent successful
operation. which neoessitated tho lifting
of the lobes Of the brain 80 that Tho aflh
or trifacisi nerve could he removed
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Tired of Jail and Workhouse.

81 am getting tired of the Jail and
workhouse and 1 won't be satisfied until
l go to the pen now" Carrie Williams,
co:c7akf. told Policeman Cox of the fourth
precinct last night, when she was asked
why she had assaulted her husband.
When the case was called in the Police
Court today, Judge kimhaI ordered Car
RE committed to the workhouse for six
months
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Overseers Reappointed.

The Commissioners today redpooln led
seventeen overseers at the Washington
asylum and workhouse as additional pri-
Yates of the metropolitan police depart
ment. These appointments were made
upon the recommendation Of Supt link
han.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-24

the humid section has been taken up.
Lands being reclaimed by irrigation are
desirable. but they are remote from great
centers of population. The lands we
are discussing are here. at your doors,
within hearing of factory whistles and
school bells, within sight of college and
church spires. and only need intelligent
management to return paying harvests."
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The Progressive Farmer.

with the help of improved machinery.
the progressive individual farmer is pro-
ducing much more t.Ian the average
farmer did generation ago. and men of
this class are keeping up the productive
qualities of their farms. They observe
certain principles of farm management;
they do not sell folders or rouRhage:
they keep live stock and grow feed for
them: they sell animals and their prod
ucts. fruits. vegetables. etc. AS long as
the pioneer on virgin soils grows wheat
at prices that have been current. the
progressive farmer grows little or none.
He keeps improved stock that respond
to their keeping and that put on the
greatest per cent of meat On the prime
parts. He puts all manure promptly on
the fields; he rotates his crops: he tile
drains his lands: he keeps up good fences;
he has good pastures: he has good
garden: he breeds draft horses and dees
farm work with brood mares and growing
colts: he has a library with periodicals
and standard works. and a musical in
strument; he helps his wife in the house
for her to visit in. and drives her to
church himself; he keeps dairy cows or
mutton sheep. or both.
.'Soil Surveys should be extended as
rapidly as possible to give the people a
correct idea of the resources of the
whole country The special crops to
which these soils are peculiarly ada pied
with due regard to economic and market
conditions must be demonstrated to the
people to the end that utilization be
realized to the fullest extent.
These neglected lands can be brought
back to their primitive fruitfuiness, and
no doubt will be. They are the cheapest
lands l know OF anywhere in the country.
1t can only be necessary to call the at
tention of people wanting homes who have
saved some capital from their earnings. or
young men of some means who have
tastes for the independence of country
life, to the possibilities connected with
these lands Good government land In
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Pasture Exponent of Farm.

THE pasture Is the exponent of the
farm. 1t should have growing in 1t all
the grasses and legumes suitable to the
soil and climate No one plant makes a
good pasture. because each plant has its
season for blooming. after which it Is not
good grazing plant. Where half q
dozen grasses and as many legumes grow
together. each is at its best for grazing
in its own time. Young grasses and
domestic animals. Milk and meat and
work are had more cheaply from the
pasture than from other sources. You
will observe that pasture land increases
as farm help becomes scarce. Mutton
sheep are suggested when labor Is dear.
Our imports of wood products are
steadily increasing and will continue to
increase. We paid S28.14b. 716 more for
them last year than In 1905. Low-priced
lands planted with young trees suitable
life of valuable trees Is long compared
with other crops. but short compared with
the life Of nation. Some of the trees
whose products are common In commerce
size in severty-five years. The softer
woods are fit for use in twenty-five years,
and thin. graveiiy. or rocky soils should
be planted with trees Of some kind. The
more rapid-growing woods when treated
by modern methods, can be used for fence
posts, railway ties. and without such
treatment make the containers that re-
quire one-fourth OF our annual lumber
harvest"
THE national forests Of the far north
west are very grand. and grow mostly on
soils that would not yield farm crops of
any kind profitably. The tree subjects
rocky soils to its uses. and gets its food
by disintegrating the rocks that would
yield plant food on no other terms.
have seen 100000 feet of lumber. board
measure. growing on an acre of land
which, were the trees removed. would not
pasture a sheep through any known
method Of management. There are such
lands in many Of our states that should
be planted with trees. Nature would do
that II time were given her and man did
not interfere.
The Progressive Farmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-24

Among these 2 table
fuls of Kid. Calf and
Pat ant Colt Boots-in 81
different styles - you're
almost sure to find
your size.
And. if you do. you'll
get one of our choicest
bargains,
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Women's or Mems
Handsomely Styled. Du-
rabie g Value Boots,
NJ new mani 1ail S2.37
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WOmen's Excellentiy
Well made and attract
lively Styled Kid or
Gun-metal Boots, in
So: So $1.95
grades.
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No shoes you can buy
elsewhere at $3.50 will
wear so well. And for
tomorrow We offer al
sizes for boys and girls.
Laced or button styles.
in good kid or calf
feathers.
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81 g 2O-gal. Heavy Galvanized Ash Csr.
With su2erior riveted handles; made by The
Nesco FOR us. and marked accord ON-
ingly. Friday. ............ SVC
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
MINING INTERESTS NOT HURT,

Prescott. Ariz.-Copper mining in terests in the Southwest have been little affected by the recent financial furry; and all the mining camps are reporting unabated activity. The fact that German buyers are in the mar ket for copper and are paying as high as 26 cents per pound for July deliveries is only a sample of the many encouraging conditions now stimulating the copper producers to exert themselves to their limit. A number of splendid properties are now reported as upon the very verge of the production stage. probably the most notable of these being the Mansfield in Santa Cruz county. The financing of this company has just been brought to a successful compile tion, and very heavy production is the unanimous prediction of all mining men familiar with the geology of the district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
WEEK ENDSHOWS IMPROVEMENT
 IN MARKET
Stocks All Look Better at Last Nights Close and Calumet & Arizona Shows Several point Advance for Week.
CBy Frank J. Graf.O

The close of the week shows the market in a much improved conultloh all coppers closing strong and in good demand. Calumet & Arizona shows an advance of several points for the week and holds well at the close. Superior & PittsbuTg holders have discounted the report that has been issued and the demand for the stock is very light, many selling the stock and buying the Greene Cananea in- stead. North Butte opened strong, but toward the close showed small loss. Butte Coalition reached the BPS mark but closed weak. Shattuck does not show any strength while the demand for the Denn is fair, sales being made at s11.50 to S11.75. Am erican holds well and at the close was in good demand at S11.75 to S12.00. Warren is offered at 5000 with no demand. East Butte closed at sI0.5O. Greene Cananea was in good demand the greater part of the day. opening at SIG.3S. sales being made at $1T.00, and at the close was firm at that fig ure. The market, as a whole, is in a very healthy condition and better prices ought to be expected during the coming week.
 Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
DRAINAGE TUNNEL STARTED

Cripple Creek, Colo-Incalculable ben eft is certain to accrue to the mines on Bull Hill and Battle Mountain as a result of the intermediate drainage tunnel recently started for the pur- pose Of draining that section of the camp. Pending the completion of the tunnel, several of the larger mines have entered into a pumping agree men.--hich will greatly facilitate the handling of water in the lower lev els. The various properties of the Stratton estate are now in splendid condition for large production. The Deadwood group has already yielded over s1,113.000 New strikes recent Iy reported in the Findley and Vindi- cator have attracted wide attention. In the Delmonico it is now demon strated that there are two distinct ore bodies. both of great richness;
 and shaft-sinking to the 10O6-foot level is to be undertaken immediately.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
CLIFTON MINES J ATTRACTING
 ATTENTION
Arizona Copper Company Out put For Month of March Was 1872 Tons of BeSsemer Copper,
tcnfton Copper Era,

This district is beginning to attract much attention in a mining way. Bis bee. Globe and many other mining camps in Arizona have been enjoying great mining booms while this dis trict has been grinding along in substantial and quiet way and at the same time holding its own in produc- ton. Many people have heard of the wonderful mineral deposits in the Cliff ton-Morenci district, but when the got ready to venture into mining propo- sition, they gave this section the go- by and located in more lively camp. Bisbee is now pretty well covered and in a short time the Globe district will be well supplied with companies. Then will come the steady influx of capital into the Clifton -Morenci district. and then it will be discovered that it is the greatest mineral zone of them all. Many years ago experts Of consider able reputation did this section untold injury when they reported that the mines would play out when dpeth was gained. and in a number of instances of 1000 tons daily very nearly double best mines oi the district Thus it has been proven that they were of in condemned claims which today are the their calculations. Nobody has ever heard of a single instance where a mine became a non-producer where depth was gained Many of the old mines, which have produced tons upon tons of ore, have now gained consid- erable depth and they are as good, and even better, mines than they were on the surface. This will apply to the mines owned by the Arizona Copper company and the shannon Copper company. as well as the Detroit Min ing company. Why should it not be true of the balance of the district? It has been said that the King mine. now being worked by the New Eng land and Clifton company would not improve with depth, but it has. There fore. it is reasonable to suppose that the Clifton-Morenci district will lead Arizona in the output of copper. It may require five or ten years, but it is almost certain te come. This has al ways been considered low grade camp, which is so much more favor able, as it is bound to be more per. manent than high grade propositions. The grand success of the large com panies of this district should be con- yincing evidence to the outside world that there is not much chance for a failure. The present companies of this district oBp a vast number of claims, still there is room for more, who can operate successfully. Al ready there is slight demand for mining property in this district, and with copper around the twenty-five cent mark, this district is certain to forge 10 the front.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
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MEERscHAuM IN NEW MEXICO.

Because of the discovery of vast deposits of meerschaum in the noun tains of New Mexico it is likely that the monopoly of that mineral here tofore held by the Turkish Govern ment will be broken and pipes of that material will he lessened in cost.
 Until recently all the meerschaum used in the commerce of the world was produced from a mine in the plains of Eskihi-sher. Anatoly. Tur- key in Asia. In those mines are em- ployed 10000 men, The output of the mine was owned by the Turkish Gov ernment and it kept the price up.
 It is said that enough meerschaum has been discovered in Grant county, New Mexico, to supply the worlds needs.
 There is a popular belief that meer- schaum is petrified sea foam washed up ages ago and solidified by some strange process of nature. Meer- schaum is a mineral known to scien- lists as 'sepiolite,'' It is composed principally of silica and magnesium. It is found in Assures in the rock, where volcanic action has forced it up to the surface.
 Meerschaum is used not only for making tobacco pipes, but because of it's unique properties of resisting a high degree of heat ind its ready ab- sorption of water, it is put to various electrical and mechanical uses.
 In the mines of New Mexico a solid block of meerschaum weighing forty two pounds was taken out. \. ~as the largest block of meerschaum ever mined
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
Bonanza Circle and Warren District J. c. PRITcHARD
 Stocks Speciality.
Bisbee, April 6. I9

BlSDeS, ApFH b, l9Dt.
 The market closed strong at the en dof the week, and is likely to open fairly strong at the beginning of the coming week, though the advance has been so sharp during the past two days that a recession may be looked for at any time. The advances evidence the preference shown for the producing properties, the Calumet & Arizona, Amalgamated North Butte, Butte Coalition and Anaconda where advances of from one to six points are noted. Superior & Pitts burg and Greene Cananea showed strength and the general list was helped. Warren, American and Denn are still rather neglected. Butte & Arizona and Wolverine suffered a set back during The week. Jerome Verde is in considerable demand. The stock is to be advanced to 90 cents at the close of this month.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
Hagen & Co
 INCORPORATED
 Brokers. s FRED G. HAGEN, Mgr. s FRONT ROOMS B. |. BUILD s ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, Bis- 1. BEE, ARIZONA. g ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND e SOLD ON COMMISSION. I DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION P WITH ALL LEADING S MARKETS.
PHONE 13s.
MARKET LETTER.

April 6.-Iisted coppers closed the week exceptionally strong, prices exhibiting net gains since the opening on Monday of several points in all cases. The stocks that are especially strong are C. & A, North Butte, Butte Coalition, Greene Cananea, Amalgamat- ed, Anaconda, and Old Domin- ion. and the trading is such more active. Thus far the curb stocks have not taken on advances that they ought in sympathy with listed issues but they are certain to respond before many days. At the present level all of them are excellent buys. Judging from the excellent close of the mar kets for the week, the opening on Monday will be strong. while it is probable that dur ing summer months stocks in a general way will be rather inactive, there yet remains a number of weeks during which some phenomenal advances will be seen in the better class of issues. and by watching the boards close the investor will have opportunity for making some handsome profits.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER.
Especial Wire to Duey & Oyerlock)
 RQGTCN A rrif 4 Market nrnnnnd

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 BOSTON, April G.-MaTket opened strong this morning and continued so until within half an hour before the close and after the publication of the bank statement which was very fa- vorable and traders who bought heay- fly early in the week took profits be- fore the close. There was an excel lent demand for Copper Range. North Butte and old Dominion at the open ing and very little stock offered. The failure of Webster F. Putnam & Co.,, small stock exchange house. who were helped over the recent panic, was announced today. Although very small and unimportant it had tenn porary bad effect on prices shortly before the close. We hook for high CT market next week and if they open weak Monday, would buy them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
A. C. Output.

The Arizona Copper eompanyis out put for the month of March was 1872 tons of Besserner copper. This be gins to sound like old times again when the company usually crowded the 400 mark. But for a little delay close to the end of the month. the out put would have been 1400 tons. Every thing is in excellent running order and unless a shortage of fuel inter- feres, the A. c. company will likely reach the 14o0-ton mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
GATES $ cos STOCK LETTER.

tRPTC4di NNiAC AC AlDCg eL OfCAiDefA-y
 NEW YORK. April 6.-The week ends with a small reaction from top prices but it was probably the result of profit taking over Sunday and we should say that the market would be higher again on Monday The bank statement was better than ex- pected. placing the reserves at their highest point for sometime past. Easy money seems to be assured now, this means a better bond market as we'll as better prices for the good invest ment stocks We think the entire market position has changed for the better now.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
ALASKA GOLD PRODUCTION.

The gold production of Alaska is likely to be enormously increased by dredging operations soon to be begun in the Yukon territory. The Ogilvie Gold Dredging company has recently secured extensive leases in the placer fields. This company has already operated dredge on the liver for several seasons, obtaining high values to depth of many feet in the gray ale
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
TESTER & HICKS.
 RrnkerS.
Rishae. Anrll G 1a07

Bisbee, April 6. 1907.
 The close of the week finds the market in good shape. and all of the stocks seem to be taking new life as confidence is gradually being re- stored. The advances of yestvfaaJ were well maintained. and up until noon today there was a continued i'm provement but the close caught num- erous selling orders by profit takers and caused slight reaction. The lo- cal stocks while not displaying the strength shown in the listed issues. are firm and steady. climbing up to former prices. and with few more days like the past two or three days, will see the market in fine shape. We look for still further improve ment next week.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
WALKER BROS. coepea LETTER
Special Wire to Duey & overIOck.1

Especial Wire to Duey & overlook
 NEW YORK, April 6.-The stock market ruled very strong throughout the early part of the day and ad- vanced on what appeared to be very good buying. Shelters was especial ly strong. The bank statement was hardly as good as many expected and the market sold off somewhat on its announcement although the selling was chiefly of a profit taking nature It looks as if we should have a good trading market next week with oppor- tunity for those willing to buy on the weak spots and sell on buIges.
 Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.) )
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

t s in p TOT to 2pd from the We hn the emaket ngod O a e twas h Ne in ~ bid thp pf dg brought tatoua slight teacdn o ri and higher
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

I have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
Shannon Output.

For the month of March the Shan non Copper company has broken the record of the plant by making more than half as much Besemer copper as the A. C. company. The total was TAO tons. This good record was due to the fact that the company made a clean run, brought about by the addi- ton of the new blower. Even better records would not be surprise as the Shannon is gradually coming to the front Its plant is of the model type and all that is necessary is to get the ore to the smelter. Upon the com pietion of the Shannon-Arizona rail road the shannon will be enabled to announce a much larger tonnage for a months run thar at the present.
 A. D. Mclean. one of the old time A. C. mine superintendents at Met calf, but who has spent the past few years operating in Sonora and other mining sections is in Clifton this week meeting his old friends. He has visited many mining regions since his departure. but still thinks that the Cufton-Morenci district has as good, or better, prospects than any of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
vERoE CYANIDE MINE.

Jerome, Ariz.-Strong indications of high grade copper ore are now being encountered with increasing freduen- cy in the Verde Grande mine adjoin- ing the United Verde