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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
WANT SLAUGHTER FENCE LEFT
 ALONE
w, H. Neel Says the Fence Is
 a Great Protection to Interest, and Wants It To Stay.

W. H. Neel, sf the Four Bar ranch, is in the city today attending to busi- ness matters. Mir. Neel reports that the cattle ranges, tributary to Doug las. are in excellent condition. with a fine crop of weeds now assured. The cold nights will prevent rapid growth of either weeds or grass for lime, but there is now much moisture in the ground Of course, the spring grass would be much benefited if there should come good rain in March
 Mir Neel, like ali other cattlemen in this section and in the territory for that matter, has hopes that the de- partment of the interior at Washing ton will yet be informed of the exist ing condition here concerning the Slaughter drift fence, reported to be ordered taken down, and that this ac- tion will be reconsidered. The fence is absolutely necessary for the pro lection of the cattle interests in south ern Arizona and New Mexico and il the department officials could be brought to a realization of the exact status of affairs MT. Neel believes that the fence would be allowed to re- main undisturbed.
 'Tne fence has long been regarded as a public benefit hy all people in this section" said Mir. Neel yeseer day. Tt was built good many years ago by the Erie Cattle company, sue
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
BISMUTH STRIKE
 NEAR BENSON

Benson--Last Saturday a vein of six inches of solid bismuth was O ken into at the bottom of shaft s5 feet deep. on the property of ~ille Euclid Mining company, in the ~nes- stone mountains. about twelve miles from Benson. accordinsF to Mfqrnar ton obtained by the Benson Press al the home of MT. John s. Williams. of Tombstone. this week.
 Mir. Williams. the manager of this company. has been working some min CTS on the property for several months, and extracting wulfram ore which has been accumulated with the purpose of concentrating it at the mines, by the dry process. as soon as mill for that purpose can be con structed.
 A few creeks ago bismuth was dis covered in connection with the wul fram. and the last strike of that val uable mineral is regarded with much satisfaction by Mir. Williams. of Tomb stone aud Mir. Morse Felfers. of Cleye land, Ohio. another member Of the company who was present when the strike was made. The Euclid com pany is now ready to install the ma chinery which is expected to be haul ed to the mine this week, and vii
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
GROUP OF CAPITALISTS
 EA ROUTE ID ARIZONA
Leader of Party Is MT, Darden, Former Head of the
 Tin Plate Trust.

The following from the San Fran cisco Call relates to a gentleman who was recently in Phoenix and is re- turning to the territory to see what is offered in business way:
 James G. parden. retired vice-pres- ident of the th plate trust. former of ficial of the Buffalo orge company and holding interests in various west ern concerns. is in San Francisco with a party of eastern capitalists in his private car. Darden and his guests have been touring California with a view to making investments and will leave fer the south tonight en route to Arizona. E. tE
 "In the party with Darden is Ken meth Van Rfvep of the Phelps-Dodge company. John Champion. a Denver mining man Charles W. Howard. a banker of Wiscinson, Albert Lindsay the Philadelphia steel manufacturer; President Newby of the Pasadena Ma Hional bank. and the Rev. Father ODwyer of Cotk. Ireland.
 Richard E. Mulcahy. representing Hutton & Co. on the. Pacific coast. cama up with the party from Los An geles."
 Mir. Darden who is spending the winter in Los Angeles came to Phoe- nix about three weeks ago and after a short time here went to San Fran cisco. Mir Van Riper of the party is the son of the Van Riper who was associated with Professor Douglas in the development of the Copper Queen mire and the forwarding of the other great interests of the Phelps-Dodge company in the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
CHARGE
 IN GLOBE COURT
Two Young Girls Alleged To Be Victims Of Uncle-SpeciaI
 Grand Jury Sumoned.

GLOBE, Feb. 12.-Cager Edwards, aged 25 years. was given a preliminary hearing in Judge Rawlings justice court on two charges of rape and held ito await the action of the next grand jury. Bond has not been fixed, but enough to kee~ Edwards in the county jail, where he has been incarcerated since last Sunday
 The alleged crime of Edwards is of "a shocking nature. his victims, WHO appeared against him. being his two nieces, Lulu and Ludie Carter, twins, who will not be IA years of age until rext May. The condition of both was learned by Globe woman who visited the Carters at their home at Miami Flat. and she immediately informed the sheriff's office. Sunday Deputy Sheriff Duncan arrested Edwards and the next day brought the two girls tc Globe and placed them with friends
 It Is possible that tne grand jury which has DetJ. summoned for the Roosevei: murder case will also take up the case of Edwards.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
AUTOMOBILE LINE FROM
 SUPERIOR TO FLORENCE

We are to have an automobile line between Florence and Superior. says the Arizona Blade. The traffic be tween this town and the entire Su- perior country justifies the putting on of conveyance of this kind and we hope and believe it will be win ner. The run from here to Superior can be made in an automobile in less than half the time it takes stage coach to make the trip and the saving of time would be inducement enough to capture all the passenger traffic. and then who would not prefer riding fin an easy riding automobile in pref erence to a jarring and pumping stage coach? The auto line will make the round trip daily and this. too. would be a convenience te the passengers who are pressed for time. The people who are putting this through are al
 rs's- here and the automobile is ex- r.cfed daily from Los Angeles. from whence 1t was shipped over a week ago. The attempt may be made by these peipfe to extend the line to Casa Grande. as it is thought the round trip can be made essily In g da.- with good roas :.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
PREACHER DROWNED
 IN RUSHING RIVER
Elder I. W. BodWeH of Tucson Goes to Death in Waters
 and 0uiCkSandS.

A deplorable drowning accident oc- cured near San Jose last Thursday whereby the life of a promising and useful man was sacrified for the lack of ordinary caution. Elder T. w. BOdwell, a minister of the Adventist church, residing at Tucson, came here for the purpose of visiting the mission of that church in the Sanchez settle ment across the river, says the Sol omonville Bulletin. He waited in town for day or two for some of the men of the settlement to come in, finally starting up the river on foot, saying that he would likely meet some of his people on the way.
 At San Jose it appears he induced a boy to take him across the river on horseback and the two started. each mounted upon a pony. The boy sue ceeded in getting across and looking back was unable to see his co-n1anion anywhere. Horse and rider had been engulfed in water and quicksand and both drowned.
 Seayching parties the next day found the body Of the horse some dis tance below lodged against a sand bar. but the body Of the man can net be found.
 Mrs. Bodwell, wife of the unfortu- nate man, and Dr. Bonne. a relative. of Phoenix, arrived Saturday and every effort was made to recover the body without success. The river was dragged for a considerable distance and every possible lodging place has been searched.
 Within the last day or two a sus- picion has developed that the body had in reality been found and was being withheld from sinister motives. It is known that the man had about SIS in his pocket which may have been stolen and it is surmised too. that the offer of a reward would disclose the resting place of the body. The rela- tfves did not see fit to offer such re- ward and on Thursday departed for their homes. wether there Is founda- ton for these rumors as they are not fuI1y proved.
 Mir Bodwell was 42 years of age and came recently from Colorado to Arizona His tragic and unceryaIn fate is a great shock to his wife and relatives and illustrates the folly of taking chances and the uncertain cur rents and quicksands of the Gila river
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

have a capacity of twelve tons per day.
 Quite little village of tents are being gathered at this property. SIX tents are already up. and four more have been ordered.
 The family Of Manager Williams Is expected to move from Tombstone to the mine about the 20 th of this month. and take up their habivurfon in tents, which Is quite agreeabhe to Mrs. Williams, who has been there and is pleased with the situation as a place of residence.
 Fifteen men are working there now. and MT. Williams hopes to increase the force to twenty-five by the first of March.
 Wulfram, from which tungstic acid is made and used in hardening steel. has risen rapidly in value during the past two years. having advanced from $500 per ton to s650. Much of it is l imported from Australia and pays an I import duty. Metallic -bismuth is worth at present market sl.70 per pound, and is used l in various medicines. generally in combination with some other medic
 inal substance. often as remedy foi diarrhea.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

ceeded by my company. For a time We paid taxes to the county, but two years ago, on a representation to the board of supervisors of the great ben eft of the fence to the entire cattle industry of the county, 1t was agreed that it should be allowed to go un- taxed.
 There has peen such a general recognition of the necessity of this fence to the protection of our ranges from the ban of quarantine that last year there was a protest sent from the territory signed by the governor, the livestock commission, the terri torial veterinary surgeon and every body supposed to have any influence in Washington. against its removal. am surprised that the government should be so determined in removing this fence and exposing the cattle of this entire section to the fever tick pestilence, known to exist in Mexi- can herds not over nine miles south of the Slaughter r4nch. I can only account for this on the theory that the department officials have failed to realize the true conditions here.
 The claim mas been mace in Washington by someone that thlS fence prevented free access to the public domain. but it is well known fact that if the fence should be re- moved there is Iio water available for either cattle or agricultural ranching within the territory included in the fence There are a few sources of water fenced in, it is true. but they are all controlled by MT. Slaughter, who either holds deeds or leases to the land upon which this water is found"
 It was reported two weeks ago that an order had been received in Phoe- Rix from the department of the in terior at Washington for the removal of this fence by. April l. but it is hoped that such representation may be made between now and that time as will cause a revocation of this or der
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
PERJURY CHARGE IN LAND FRAUD
 POSSIBLE
Report Circulated That Numef-- ous Indications Of This and Other Charges Are Likely to Be Pushed.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The federal grand jury continued today fats in vestigation into the alleged coal land frauds in Wyoming. E. B. Lynnons representing the secretary of the in- ternior. and who 1t is said has secured the ma ior portion of the evidence now being presented, assisted by United States Assistant Attorney o'Brien.
 It was reported about the federal building that numerous indictments for perjury and subornation of perjury are likely to follow.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
 FELT IN VIRGINIA.

CHARLoTTESvILLE, Va, Feb. 12. An earthquake of considerable vio- Ience was felt throughout this section at s:20 o'clock this morning. The shock was recorded at the University of Virginia at the Leander Mccormick observatory as lasting about twenty seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
cANANEA-cENTRAL'S
 NEW SUPERINTENDENT

John H. Talbot, superintendent of the Cananea- Central was in the city yesterday on business connected with his extensive property. He said the mining business there was progress ing all the time but declined to give out any details.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

There is something ooing in the real estate business these days, evi- dencing the fact that Douglas con tinues to hold the confidence of all who nals examination of the advan- sages for building city here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
TELEGRAMS COST MORE.
Changes IN Rates By Western Un'on
and Postal Com pGnies.

The new rates for private telegraph messages
ovsr tie wires Of the Western Union and the Posta'
Telegraph went into effect yesterday. The advances
advances were the same in each Ofcials de-
nied that there had been any agreement by winch
the change should be identical and begin at the
same time. They also asserted that there had been
no general advance but that the rates had been re-
adjusted for certain districts. where business mad
been done at too low figures.
Colonel Clowry. of the Western Union. said that
the company had been losing money on messages
sent TO some points where the rates had been cut
by independent companies AS a natural result. the
independent companies had become bankrupt out
the rates had remained unchanged until the present
readjustment. Many special rates have been aboi-
ished in the rea5;;:s:=;e2t. and the new ones. he
said, would be found to be fair for everybody
Charges for newspaper dispatches remain I'M
changed
An official of the Postal Telegraph Company said
that the company had readjusted its rates without
agreement with the Western Union. but with
knowledge of what the Western Union intended to
do. The Postal Telegraph ne. said merely fol-
lowed suit as a matter of good business.
The change is slight in the State Of New York
The night rate on all messages is unchanged, but
the charge for a ten-word message in the day time
between this city and most Of the other cities Of
the state is increased from % cents to 80 cents The
uniform toll of 20 cents for message of ten words
within the city. day or night, remains unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
Nrv.yoRx DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. APRIL 2 1907.

I'D slas1 5os CARROTS soUth Carolina rer 100 brnches
Is Ss per- per- SS S. saass 90 Old 81 2sSs Isl
S015h 7 Ss5Sna d p f6rd RIisa PS peT crate @ go
do small 65cSi do old. white Danish seed ton s9e
CELERY Florida per standard case s1Qs2 e per
medium size case SlgSl 81 GS per s19, ssTs S
per basket or crate s2Gsl: CicoRY New orleans per
Sew orleans; Dbl s40s6; DO French per G si:s
81 5og$2 ENDLVE Belgian: per o, No. s IzSl sG
noRsERADIsH Per laTse DBL sS@Ss; DO BaitmG 4S
Rsi sss4 g ad5:b Ns59 blue a G sgross
ge III LINZ BEANS Florida. Per bush Crate. S5Gsi
LETTUCE Florida and South Carolina per basket ZIG
LEXIS AND sIIALIlOTS New orleans. per 100 bEnChss
do 90 sss srya S9''n sasS: DO Baltimore 75ci
ONIONS Bermuda per crete y %; 20 TTSS 5Sy nv
yellow per bag ST 250S2 red I5eGS1 Is: DO state
5 5bf or ~ Sss 81 S Sss GO r sda' @
PPIASTs PEI loo 6u1ches ssGs5 PEAS sayannah
basket 81 25gs2 90 do south Carolina ~ 2SS- ri go S9
81 sIG 4s 40 cSban siasi IS PXRs New orleans
curly per s Dol 81 pam neaT6y per b5 81 5cG$s
% baltimore, 81 5OGs1 IS; RADISHEs. Norfolk pes
Sa AfS soSsn % per S SasseS s1S1 IS do Sew
per s9 S S9So DO 9er sb sS sTNG B
Florida and sTsen per basket o. sIae SSS
crookneck, SlaS2; do CUBAN waite SlgS2 =: TO4A-
dS Isl 5 t TuRN1Fs. canada. TuisSs: per b6 ss
Jersey and Long Island rutansgs sGeSsA 5 S ~
leans. white. sSGS4: WATERCREs5S. per 100 lunches
- HXY AND sTRAw-Ths market has assumed strong
turn and late prices are very full me present s1
farm work curtaeG. STILL tie market may be termed IN
s soGa shape 6:4 cS 81 DF s. We Ne 81 M
eQ99So shiPpns T19SSe: Stssd az sSSe few Sc.
lections may exceed Receipts OF hay and
i nr 44 a tons Psnn sS co. delaware
Western O Lehigh valley 70 Baltimore 3s ohi0' 40
Ioied0 april 3, q ~ q SO' o
THY-PTinss' Sc 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
WaLL STREET TUSSLE.
Rounding Up of Shorts in Canadian
Pacific Goes on MerriEy.

The rourding-up q the shorts IN Canadian Pacific
wh.ca Gas begun Friday. when the stock made
net sayance Of fifteen points. continued yes
terday Opening at I7s. 81. points under Fridays
close, the stock yesterday declined three sales
- lHS and then in few minutes shot up TO 1897
which was ~ points above the low level of Fri
day, The closs was al 1S net advance for the
cay OF "a points.
According 70 Street -umor. the short who was
most heavily punished J. Braat Walker, OF
chicago. about whoFe gains IN operations on the
short SIDE OF the market since tie nrst of the year
so much has OF late been written. At the ONCE OF
s. Il. P. Pell & Co.. through whom Mr. Walker
mas conducted large part of his operations IL
was SAID that the firm had had 10 shorts out in
SsIaclan Pacific Tor at least two weeks Mr.
walker was still At Lakewood il was added ard
nad not as reported. gone away on a long
eutoraobile trip The Pel house. according TO Wall
EIeet report, covered shorts the extent OF 100
osg shares at the end of last week.
MI. " alkeF II is said, although he covered HE
shorts week or ago, afterward MT ont
fresh lines, and is now short 10000 shares Of cana
Gian racine IN the London market. II is reported
tnat a good deal of the buying OF Canadian Pa
elnc mere yesterday was for his account through
brokers' other than s. II. p Pen & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 1.-The strength IN the ~.
that prevailing at the end OF the pr.,'s
week was even more conspicuous in the 6u,,.'
done at the opening to-day. Reports cop,,. :
hand Of damage TO the crop IN the Southwe,. -
the same insects that are causing 50 IN IN
trouble TO wheat growers. helped 70 con.s@
holders in their previous confidence. Local :.
ceipts were 1ss cars. against 1s5 year ago a.
ments hence were $4,000 bushels. At the Gloss ~
market showed May Ac lower. July &c :, -
down. and September at 1-1Sc decline E,tIn.s.
Of Wednesdays receipts was $50 cars which -
cIudes work Of the inspectors tomorrow NJ
closed at 769sc to 762&c. as compared with $50 .
the close on Saturday. July closed at 7SSc 10 IA
against 7S14c to 7s3sc
Receipts Of corn at Chicago were onIv sgq a..
which. although somewhat more than wa, -.
mated Saturday. was small enough to h. :
hindrance to the encouragement OF a little b,,,a.
at the start. in sympathy with the opening -
ness in wheat. Business in the pit was q, =
tremely slender proportions and without fsasn,.-
consequence. Estimate OF Wednesdays rsse-,.
inclusive Of what inspection is likely to h aor,
tomorrow. was s34 cars. May corn clossa !.
4Szsc, as against 461sc at the close on satu-s,~
July closed at 457s. as compared with 4s5sc
Oats for May delivery on the initial transsr,,,,,
sold at 4Ssc, the highest price Of the CROP sb,-,
showing anxiety to cover, owing TO the eonzss,.a
state Of the trade. The offerings soon causs5 n.
market to weaken. the May price falling bsrs !,
csc Receipts were only 1Ss cary Nay closss !,
429sc 20 42zc. as compared with SATURDAYS 49,.
Of 427sc to 4Sc. July closed at a7ac to EI,c !.
against 275sc
There was 50 much doubt OF the increased -,
receipts. expectation of which caused prsvi,-
weakness IN the products. THAI there was sha-1
demand for the latter at the opening, with SELL,
scarce even at from sc to 1Oc advance. Es,ius,,
of to-mOrrOws local receipts was 10000 head Mag
pork closed at SIC 20. an advance Of lOc Nav 1s,5
at the close was 50 O21a. as compared with So
May ribs closed at s. 80. against S s. to S
the close Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02

CoTToN-The Gotten market quiet Tho fact that
Liverpool closed have checked business SOM
well evened up prior holidays. and that tie ca}
news was conflicting excite fresh commitments on
either the account The close Nas steaNs az a
of points. compared with iast
STEADY, unchanged prices 10 drcine
~ points the market eased % 70 net Joss OF
abo points the active months following the
pressure may have been barred on the bear'sh
week and 81 rains IN the southwest
where dry been complained o. Hat II also
temperatures following the "a
ard The official weather map showed frost al two
belt while private wires told or others IN
II did the general impression
tons where cotton enough advanced 10 be killed
but presence frost IN tho belt restricted offerings
In connection % supporting orders
on Reports Memphis shipping cotton here
Nav further Boftness the after
noon. steafied toward the close by
covering. and left on pretty close 10 the
Southern spot markets generally unchanged. and
OF reported that the Interior
was holding hrmer toward the close OF last week
Weekly OF the drygoods trade bullsh but
season IN OF actual consumption. SUI
uerintendent Kings weekly movement figures follow;
14731 bales. against i031eI bales last
overland mills and Canada 2i5 bales. against
Southern mill takngs testima ted
10000 bales last loss stock
% 029 bales against 2i2id bales last
against 1920 bales last year Total crop
Port receipts bales q
for season. against 0I1eeS4 bales last
overland mills and Canada. lOaDk64 bales. against
T67 year Southern mill takngs (estimated)
7l5 bales against 1.575OOO bales year
towns in OF September l. 35s Sal bales.
far season. 1908 O30 bales against 94l3O77
The total movement is 2lO
season. against oil days last season.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April ], 100
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet and slightly II
regular owing TO influence Of moderate orders IN a
narrow market. Tho opening steady al unchanged
prices and the close was steady advance or
points to a decline points. compared with last
ThurSiay. reported Of $4,000 bags owing
holidays abroad there were no cables
markets influence sentiment eltfeF
way. and the Brazilian markets were generaly TN
about their recent aver
age and there seemed the stu
alton following three-dny adjournment Accounts
before holidays. and with no incentive Tor tesh
business the market naturally quiet There was
little Wall Street liquidation September rea-
lively Arm n result covering Il Is believed thai
September option for European
account large fresh Is heard regarding me
coming crop which may begin to in a couple
months. little earlier. although the rev
hardly considerable NoluIte
ntil after the orenng OF the season July II
Is generally expected that tho next crep Will ne uch
smaller one than moving. and the bulls oAse
their proposition upon the assumption that II VIII ee
under legitimate requirements 10 permit TIE
brazilian government 10 market part OF the sur
pu present The market Tor spot cones
was quiet quotations the basis OF &C for Rio
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