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The oasis., 1907-01-05

retain ueafly One4thIfd 0rd there is outstanding altogether nearly 70 per cent. of the stock of Che Cobfe Gpnde Copper company The mic nority stockholders are now suing Colonel Greene and the Greene Cone solidated tO get recognition"
 Tucson Citizen: In accordance with well matured plans, the new owners of the HarCshell and Flux groups of mines in the Patagonia mountains, have started work. On December 9th, Charles C.. Starr arrived from Los Angeles to take charge of the mines as super intendent. The mining engineer at the head of the proposed develop ment work is Frederick John Siebert, of Tonopah fame. With in the next ten days quite a force of miners will be put to work, and Mir. Siebert is expected from San Francisco. He epronounced the Patagonia country the best lead-silver district he had ever seen outside of Occur D'Alene, and was greatly astonished that it was not better known to the mining world.
 Bisbee Review Reports have been circulated around the streets of the city for the past few days to the effect that ore had been en- countered in the Cochise property, and that 1t was of high grade. When asked concerning the report, Charles Jones, manager of the Co., chise Development company, said :: Some time ago we encountered a lead of ore in the drift on the 300 level, but at that time did not fol- low it up to any great distance. A few days ago we started to raise oE the lead, and up to the present time have followed the lead through twelve feet of ore, which runs pretty high in copper. The drift is now in something like 975 feet, and the raise is almost directly under the Mexican Catholic church on Chi huahua Hill. The property is look ing very we'll, and development work will be prosecuted vigor- ously."
 Prescott Courier A Quartzite correspondent of the Yuma Sun states that the year 1907 will place Yuma county on the list of quick silver producers of the United States. The Colonial Camp-bet- ter known as the Cinnabar Camp as fast as brawn and muscle can bring things to head, is slowly but surely forging ahead, and will place Yuma county among the prominent quicksilver producers. The property is now down between 400 and 300 feet, with drifts run every 100 feet on the ledge, and ore enough blocked out on the dump to satisfy the most skeptical to in stall an up-to. date roaster for ex- tracing the quicksilver. And to that end work is now being rushed to completion. About two or three thousand feet below the Colonial Camp is what Is known as the Dan gerfield Beemer property - some five or six claims-which is also a quicksilver property, but instead of being cinnabar ore it is what is known as kalomel ore.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
SKENE ON BARGE CANAL WORK.
Replies to Criticism of Advisory Engineers
Faults in Plans Found.

Albany. Sept. Estate Engineer and Surveyor
Skene gave out tonight statement in the nature
OF a reply criticisms Of the barge canal board
of advisory engineers on the progress OF work
Mr Skene declares that he and his special deputy,
Mr. Hiu. have kept In close touch with the work.
and that many and important changes have been
necessary an the plans Of the canal Incidentally
Mr.. Skeno quotes Mr.. Hill reporting TO him
that he has recently called in conference the ex
pert engineers in their department. and finds that
the work is progressing in such manner that he
hopes TO submit within year the plans and
specifications for all the work necessary to COM
plete the barge canal"
Among other criticisms OF the plans OF the canal.
Nj Skene says. to Contract No IT. which pro-
vides for FIVE dams and four locks In the Mohawk
River.
The plans fer two Of the dams extremely
faulty, irasmucn the necessary safeguard for
thei- security seemed TO have been entirely over
looked They TO have been built even
worse lines than the dam across the Colorado
River p Austin. Tex. which failed few years ago
with most disastrous results. The cross sections Of
those dams show designs wholly foreign 10 the
established usage. Many changes were also made
in the specifications for this work along the same
lines Contract No. y.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
NO INCREASE In MEATS.
Report of Rise IN Price RidlcuLed
Here.

There will De increases in meat prices In thls
city this fall and winter. except in the weekly
fluctuations incident the laws of supply ana
demand. according statements made to a re-
porter for The Tribune by the big meat house
managers yesterday.
Word has been sent from Chicago to this city
that the Beef Trust had served the long expected
notice the wholesalers of general Increase
Ridiculous" the word yesterday when the
meat men saw the Chicago dispatch. The man
ayers throughout the First avenue district agreed
for cnce at least that there had been no orders
for an increase. and that such orders were
expected The reasons for this belief are simple:
Meat is now being sold at the top prices, ana
there is no for any increase. Rather d
reduction is expected
Arthur Sulzberger. of Schwarzschild & Sulzoer-
ger said: There is absolutely no truth IN tho
reports from Chicago that there is TO be a general
increase in the prices of meats. Good catue arc
as scarce as ever and sell at the highest point
The common stock have been. as a matter OF lact
getting lower These include the Texas ana ooio-
RADIO steers We have made raises to our GUS
toners and have no intention of doing so.
Walter Blumenthal. president of the United beei
Con1nanv said: There Is to be no advance III 'iio
,,ricas of meat that I know of There IS no rea-
son for a general increase. Meats may DE iiai-
cent higher one week and off a cent the next -
that is ONLY the usual market huctuatich' ~
Beef Trust notice is rot =,
Tho manager at J. J. Harrington q ~. =
Sanders president of the New York ' eal anu ,iu
TON Companv and the floor manager at ""h'
co 8 gave similar opinions
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
SUES RICH MILL OWNER.
Mrs. @. ". K. KaUanaugh Wants
$3.50 q Wcek Pending DiUOrce Trial.

Justice Jaycox, in the Supreme Court of Patch
csue. Long Island, heard preliminary argument
yesterday IN the suit for divorce that is bong
her husband. wealthy mill owner of Waterford
y. Y. Mrs Kavanaugh asks for $50 week an
rnony and counsel fees Of $3.50 pending the trlal
OF the suit.
n her complaint the plaintiff alleges that hes
husband has an income OF from $4,000 TO s0'0'O
annually ana that he is interested in many iafse
corporation. Mrs. Kavanaugh. who comes IFolh
the Rick2lan family, famous throughout the SoutH.
alleges that her husband untrue to her' anu
in her complaint she cites several cases OF INC
alleged wrongdoing
She says that her husband begged her TO take
him back and that she met him In the Gfanu
Union Hotel with her lawyer. Moses H Grossman'
OF House. Grossman & NoriIaus. and that he PROM
sed TO give her 81 800 year. and said that he was
willing in lieu of paying the annual sum, to give
her $4,000 in cash. the amount TO be turned over
in semi-annual instalments of s25O00 with interest
The arrangement agreed to by the pla1ntl1
and her attorney. and il is alleged that agree
ment 70 that effect drawn up and signed by
the defendant. 1t is alleged that the de
fendant repUJates the note. and will fight the
the bitter end. His attorney is Senator
Moses Nussbaum of Albany.
In her complaint Mrs. Kavanaugh has embodied
several letters received from the defendant beg
EinG for forgiveness and II is expected that they
Will be heard with i great deal of interest when
the case comes to trial. Justice Jaycox after
listening TO the attorneys for both sides, gave
them until Saturday TO file the briefs with the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
GOT s25 FOR RACEHoRsE.
Chelsea Stables Thief Left Simple Honours
with Liveryman for a Loan

uemnstead. Long Island. Sept. Is (speciaD--
The four-year-old gelding Simple Hohours'
which was stolen from the Chelsea Stables In
reI,nont Park on Sunday morning, was brought
m this pIace yesterday. where he was left with
William Davis, liveryman. who advanced S-o
on him. The man accused of stealing the horse
Is the son of a we'll known resident of this place
who died some years ago and left each one OF
his three sons considerable property. The one
now accused lost a great deal of money IN rae
ing
Simple Honours was put in a livery stable
The man with him turned one Of the stable
horses loose and put his animal in the empty
stall He then went to Davis and wanted TO
sell half interest in the horse for 800 He
finally accepted S25 a loan and went away
TO get the consent of his partner, but failed to
return.
p VI. Burch, the trainer Of the Chelsea
Stables. came to Hampstead to-day and fdenti-
fed the animal. Both he and Davis knew the
alleged thief in his better days and will not
prosecute. The horse is said TO be worth about
S7OO
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
MICHIGAN TO AWARD KEYS
Bic University at Last Admitted to the HoiiS
of Phi Beta Kappa.

Although in enrolment OF S'uuTi'S .z,,.a,,o, n
aa.ost Of the institutions for higher .-.
This country it will not be uh'H ,,,,hr-,n Will
- +,,ae,fs OF the University OF Nil0''e
the 70 wear the gold key with the seven
naEe Which betokens scholarship and me'nners,p
'n the society OF the Phi Beta KAPPA, ~ tho So
~ ,as+ ,,oek at the triennal counc" % Va,
only leS' 1,s,r,a,o and Mary College. in VIZ
c'ety' nfa q, o,ar,aT was granted for chapter 'f
s,l'a 1,o,st, At the wolverine institution
seven other institutions pe'iiionen aoe ,nstiu-
-. o,,,, six received approval Ihe o'lsl .,,I,a
but oniy S -, CO.. tho arst time during the cohese
uons "h,or od- ,os ae The privilege Of eiectins mem
;ss - the honorable society Of scholars g, New
university of Virginia. Tulane .,,oe low, Col
o-I.ars. Franklin and MarshaI'
,o and Ohio wesleyan UniFersI,y' -, :, Pro-
i 4, the the business meeting on SEPTEMBER ~. - rcx,
.oesor Grosvenor was chosen president toF INC and
tbree years. the Rev Ny N"o' ,,s,.oor Of New
,reas0 treas rho has been president Of the Ne" i0'N
Alumni Association. vice president
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
NELSON COURT MARTIAL OPENED.
Captain of 10th Regiment on Trial at Pougn-
keepsie for Neglect of Duty

Porghkeepse, n Y Sept. 16--The trial before
court martial of Guy L. Nelson. captain OF toin
rany X. 10th Regiment. New YORK NA'io'aI "ul'
,,bo &c charged with neglect of duty and Of be-
ha,-ior rnbecoming an officer and gentleman IN
rnisappropriating funds of the company. began at
the armory here tonight number OF witnesses
were called who testified they had turned FUNDS
over TO the captain. which funds. 1t is alleged he
appropriated 10 his own use.
Captain Nelson denied each specific charge against
him. Many of the charges were denied because OF
the statute limitations. Because OF the absence
from the city Of Surgeon l.. II. Marks. the treas
urer Of the company. the trial adjourned until
October f2. which time the evidence OF Surgeon
Marks will be taken.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
ANDREWS CASE SETTLED.
Husband and Brother-in-La5C De-
DOsed as Trustees of Estate.

Justice Dayton. in the Supreme Court. hanoed
down a vouminous decision yesterday In the pro-
tracted litigation between Constant A. Andrews
president of the United States Savings Bank, ana
his brother -in-law. John E Roosevelt. over inc
estate and the question of the custody of the for
,,,er.e wife who is now in a sanatorium IN The
Bronx.
Roth Mr. Andrews and Mr.. Roosevelt are deposed
as trustees of the estate. but the court declined TO
remove Mr.. Andrews committee of the person OF
his wife He appointed Sylvester j. O'Sullfvan as
committee of Mrs. Andrews's estate and directed
bin, m file bond of 100000 for the faithful dis
cbarga of his duties. The court also directeo
Messrs Roosevelt and Andrews within ten days
aftar the order to deliver to Mr. OSulllvan all 1e
property in their hands belonging to Mrs. Andrews
Justice Dayton took up the report OF a commit
toe composed of Drs A. Mel, Hamilton and C. J.
MacC;uire appointed to make examination Oh
Mrs Andrews's condition. According TO the report
of the commission 1t would be unwise TO remove
Mrs Andrews from the sanatorium to her nome as
she was likely, If not guarded and restraireu' ~
he dangerous to herself and others. The long uu
ration of her mental malady. according to the coi
mission and the existing delusons peionseu
chronic and incurable affection
Ius+ica DAYTON said that there no contention
that the estate had been msmanaged or ti'dt u
was not intact. but that the trust was one VIM
involved the care not only Of the property ou' y.
the person. OF a helpless woman. whose fe" luolu
moments should be freed from the disagreement Il
those appointed to provide for heF "elI''' ~
comfort out of her own funds.
The court directed payment to Mr.. Andrews Do
committee of the person of his wife. OF si'o ea'i
month as long as her income did not fal oeioN
500 600 a year This monthly allowance must ue-
fray all the charges of any institution III win"
Mrs Andrews shall he kept and also all expenses OF
whatever kind for her support. maintenance ana
apparel and the entire expense of maintaining the
household at No. 737 Madison avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
DEMOCRATS AZ SEA.
president WiLsor Nag BE Candidate
fer Nc7o Jersey GOUernOr.
IL -e,,r1,a,h to The Trihune. :

---s,,o- sent 1S-The Democratic situation
o., r+a aye or the state convention is all a. sea
IT * Katzeabach against ti.e field. IL is James
Smith sg.ins. Katzenbacb. i Is Smith trying
90 knock out Robert Davis The latter Is over
hz-e II The Hotcl Sterling Smith, along Win
ysn1es Nugent, william p. Thompson, Howard
Ca-r9n end a crowd u South Jersey men are IN
New York.
The caucus Of :1e Essex County delegation
VIII net be :lald anil nearly noon tomorrow
Vt VII rbea oe held e. Masonic Temple. adjoin-
ins tie Tzote. Sterling Smith intends &c defeat
F<atzenbach = possible His candidate will he
..,eore;ng &c ;ho latc-e information. President
Woodrow Wilson. Smith is said to have oo-
sai,,..I NJ Wilson's consent over the telephone
tllss morning ana then summoned his assistants
20 meet him n New York It - even int:T1ated
that S7nit:I gos Grover Cleveland to use his in
sue-ce with President Wilson, he did last
srr1rC when he wanted to enter Mr.. wilson as
& candidate for United States Senator on the
surface II is 4 TO ! shot that KatzenbacE viii
pe nominated for Governor on the first ballot
Ketzenbach has the solid delegation Of -oS
votes fro4,I Hudson FOR him. Pagan and Dicsin-
zor are reported have fallen each other =
neck this afternoon and agreed TO support
Fort IN addition. Katsenbach has the solid vote
of the delegates from Mercer. Monmouth, Hun
terdon. Sussex and Warren While the katzer- 70
bach advocates were frightened when they hrsJ
heard the news about Smith, they are pulling
themselves rapidly together and declaring the
whole thing a bluff; but. all the same, there is
lot TO II. There is said TO have been an alleged
compact by which Katzenhach agreed. in re-
turn for the Hudson leaders support 10 make
Davis the next Secretary Of State and ex-sens-
tor Robert Hudspeth the next Attorney General.
to succeed Robert H McCerter.
James E. MARITIME. of Union. and Senator
George S. sizer. of Middlesex. are both on hand
tonight with a host Of admirers. They seem
90 think there is chance Of matters turning
their way IN the morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
ARIZONA INDIANS DEFY AUTHORITY
Posse of Sherifs and Rangers Expect to
Have Conflict with Reds

Tucson. Arz.. Sept. 16.-SherT Pacheco Of this
county and Harry Wheeler captain of the Arizona
Rangers. left Tucson yesterday at daybreak at the
head of posse of twelve rangers and deputy sher-
ifs effect the capture of John Johns. a Papaso
Indian who is at Cubo Rancheria an Indian village
l50 miles southeast OF Tucson.
Fifteen days ago the Indian killed a Mexican
The Sheriff sent deputy, Tom Childs. from Qui-
tovaquita the Indian village 10 make the arrest
Childs found the Indians armed and in bad humor'
and they defed the deputy to take Johns Childs
Informed Sheriff Pacheco here of the situation and
the posse has gone to take the Indian, dead or
alive Cubo Rancheria is four days ride from
Tucson and the posse has gone equipped TO stay
in the field for two weeks. In the last letter 10
Sheriff Pacheco Childs says a fight is sure TO take
place with the Indians upon arrival of the posse
The Indians are guarding the trail Leading 70 lile
village and swear they will kill :he first white man
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
CHARITY COLLECTOR ACCUSED.
Held on Charges Of Forgery and THEFT
seamen's Church Institute Lost Money.

Facing charges of forgery and the theft OF over
$500, Herbert B. Trpp. Of no. Lzol facii' q"
FrookIyrl. will be arraigned in the Tornos ponce
court to-day Tripp arrested at his nome yes
terday on complaint of Edmund l. Bayiles' OF ~ ~"
10 East SD street, who alleges that lrpp "hlIe
a collector for the Seamens Church institute so'
av-s, with contributions to the church funds
amounting TO more than $500.
The alleged thefts were brought TO hsh' "ileH
Mr. Baylies who is treasurer Of the institute re-
ceived a letter from Mills & GLIB drygooos hlei
chants of No. 4s2 Broadway Manhattan. ASKING
for an acknowledgment of a check TOT sSo "lli'ii
they had given to Tripp. Investigation s"p"'
that the check had been cashed. with MI BayheS
forced signature indorsng 1t. Many more checks
were then discovered all bearing the same clever
forgery These il is said had originally been
given to Tripp but had never been received by the
institute.
Fa,,lies discharged Trip when the first forgery
WAS discovered, and when the other checks came
in he applied for Trips arrest and entereo
cr7arves Of forgery and theft against him He was
released yesterday on $3.50 ball
Trim was later indicted for grand larceny the
specifc complaint being the theft Of 80
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
TENDERLOIN SHUT TIGHT.
Lid Goes Down When Word Goes Out That
Jerome Is Planning Raid.

The Tenderloin shut tight last night the
result tip passed around that District Attor
ney Jerome's men going to make a general
raid and clean up the district The tip so
strong that all the gambling houses closed their
doors. the lights out In all the disorderly
houses. and the proprietors of these places went
far turn the inmates out IN the street
The lid down IT seldom down before.
II is believed that the reported interview Of
Commissioner Bingham with Inspector Burns of
the TenderloIn. gave rise to the that some
thing going to be done in the I'D and 18th
precincts Detective Reardon raided house in
West 9th street Friday over the head Of Cap
tain Weigand. This house first raded by or
der of Magistrate Corrigan. Reardon made the
second raid 1t said that these raids, coupled
with Commissioner Bingham's latest instructions
10 his inspectors were responsible for the police
activity In the Tenderoin.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
ENGINEERS COMPLETE BORINGS'
Make Plans for Mains to Garry Ca'shill
Water-To Begin Work Soon

,,or,,,issiorer Shaw of the board OF "a'I'
, said Yesterday that the engineers '"1 tho
istad the wash borings for the loca'lon o,,,, ana
mains 70 connect Staten Island with % ~ hen
Manhattan after the CatsKhi SuPp'S
tapped. 49,, >arrows will be
o,sny feet under water said CommiSs.oheF he
shaw and the final site of the pipes ~r,,
tueen points designated by the War psp under
The wash borings indicate rock l,.,aars will
the channel. and undouo'eaIy o we anough for the
bias, blast ans O"+ which aferward will be ovsrlad %n
cement, cey covering them 50 that anchors i'0'"
49, ,.assa,s will not disturb them. en-.
commissioner shaw said that as S,r,ory so"r, and
sure'les lol Cornpanv for the building OF the
the NlhstoI -, -.servoir are certified by the
AZ'"'"" AZ'" - ,a,+r,ctors would begin work II
g understood that the Controller VIII a'oep'
sureties tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
noppFpv SITUATION BEYOND POLICE
wanv Victims Appeal to Pawnbrokers to he
store Their Stolen Property,

The pawnbrokers OF greater Ne" ioa" a"-ts and
receipt every day Of numerous poS'i p e. s,olon
,o..nrs asking them 10 be on the lookout ioi 80 80
Irar,Z From the thefts thus indicated 1t ""uiu
annear that although the police force anu ~
,er,ive bureau Of the city have been la eelE 80
,oen,ed Of late. they are unable to cope WI" ,1'
-. ,t.,,.tion as it exists in all the boroushs To-
da,, and that they equally unsuo'esNiul At Wv
recoverv of the stolen property + ,,.
of late years printed lists Of stolen goooS nov
=. 90 oil loan men. This practice, accoru-
tne, 10 that fraternity. has been abandoned, anu
60 .be loser does not send notices persoh'iS VI "a
through an agency. the pa"nbroKerS 90 or.,l ,lgs
g a. unless the robbery is of sufficient iHhPoi '
tor the police 10 make persona! search
some Of these lists very long ehuii'e'a''lls
articles whose aggregate value represent d lo',
,do-.b,o cum of money. Others only DESERVE -
t, 5,ar,o,d bracelet. diamond stickpins or d
danond ring that the owner is anxious to receiver
In all cases the request TO the pa"hproht's :"
he on tho lookout for stolen goods ends WIN t'le
.,nn,or, that the loser IS willing to pay all eX-
,,enses <or the recovery Of the property
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
UNIFORM BILL OF LAD1NG.
Plans Will Be Discussed at Meeting of Amer
Iran Bankers' Association This Month.

The bill! of lading committee Of the American
Bankers Association will meet at Auahuc CI'y
~, SeneynFer % TO consider the uniform pl!l OF
l.di.,p agreed upon by the joint shippers and car
riers committee and suggested by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. This body Will discuss the
hill AT its meeting IN Washington on OCTOBER 10
Complaints regarding the for1h Oh riiiS " ~
to1I,, g., tt,e cotton belt numerous last sea
SON and the Liverpool Cotton Association mas "il'-
ten the New York Cotton Exchange asking its CO.
opera,ion 20 remedy the matter Complying WIN
- ,ceo-ge " Neville and l. Mandebaum TO
,oee. +te blll of lading committee of the bankers
Association The Dried Fruit Association Mer-
chants. association New York Board or 1rade ana
Tran sportaticn. c:ew York Poultry ana uaI"0 ~
Asscci,tion National Poultry and Game TRADE AS
s,,;,,io- and Kew York Mercantile Exchange nave
ai,a;acd their intention TO send representatives