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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08
THE MARKETS.

-Cattle-Market, steady at
s ast weeks sSG Prices Extra dryfed
heifers. 1000 TO 1900 lbs 81 SOFAS;
steers and heifers. 500 to 1000 lbs. So IS
"a %; grass steers and heifers that
are fat, 500 to 1000 lbs, SO 25@3 IS;
grass steers and Leifers that are fat
500 TO zoo lbs, $3@3 25; choice fat
cows, 81 25@S so; common cows. 81 so
bulls, SO 500 fair TO good bolognas.
bulls. $3@3 20; stock bulls. 81 so; choice
feeding steers. 500 to 1000 lbs So %
a.; fair feeding steers. 500 to 1000 lbs.
$3@3 25; choice stockers. 500 TO 200
lbs SO fair stockers. 500 to 700 lbs
50 50d2 rs; stock heifers. 81 20: milk
ers, large, young. medium age, $40Gt5O
common mixers, S25p35.
Veal calves-Ileceipts, 1871: market
STEADY; last weeks W. iG6 prices Best $40
Mich cows and springers-Steady.
Sheep and lambs---Market soc lower,
Best lambs, seas 25 fair to good
lambs s4G5: ia to good butcher
sheep s4@4 so; culls and common. 50
Hogs-Market steady to 1Oc higher.
Range, OF, prices; Light TO good butch
workers. IS sOQ6; roughs sos rs:
stays. 1-3 off.
East BuFalo-Cattle - Best EXPORT
steers, S. 5o@S 25; best 200 to 1900
ID shipping steers, 81 55e@5 Is; best
l,OOU 10 l,lUU-lD 90, % lJM 20. best
fat cows, SO 25Q3 so; fair to good, 81
az p; trimmers. 81 so; best fat heif-
ers. SO 1904; medium, $3M3 %; com
mon. SO 5Om2 IS: best feeding steers
$4@4 %; stockerss 81 5003 25: export
bulls, 50 1904; bologna bulls, 81 75D
3; stock bulls, 81 50@3. The COW mar
ket today was slow at last Mondays
prices; strictly choice cows. So:
good, $500 20; medium $2S0S3: COM
Hogs: Market active and loo higher:
medium and heavy s6 1905 so: York
roughs, IS 1905 60; closed steady: ali
Sheep and lambs: Market lower best
lambs, So 45Q6 49, culls. IS SOFAS SIS:
yearlings. IS 75m5 So; culls, 81 SOFAS:
wethers, IS 6O@5 rs; ewes sos 40:
calves slow best. So 5oas 75: me-
dIum to good, s6@S so; heavy s4945O.
Grain. Etc.
Detroit-Wheat-Cas No red
s919c: December opened nc off al
81 C0h' declined to $3.50. advanced to
opened at 81 O7b declined to 81, 0es;
worked up to 81 07H and closed ar
81 OLA No. red, 96kc; No 2 red.
Corn-cash No. 3. ssHc: No. ? vel
oatsECash No. 3 white care -
53c: rejected, ] car at 49c
Rye-Cash No 2. soc.
Beans-Cash 50 Is; November. 81 90.
December. 81 Sc; January. 81 s.
.oCloverseed.Prime spot and October.
samDle. 90 bags 81 80 25. is at ss75 -
at IS so, u at IS, 5 at 81 so. az 81.
bags at IS so.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-08

Fire of unknown origin did damage
of about $4,000 to the Flint Varnish
Co. plant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01
Sapaaii9e Sfiaoer ipeinsa nidt.

Wldn bat Sapan bds parabies Der
&inber senaHnt. Der @uropder, Der
niemals bu mar, aber bic bunten lufz
tigen 9endnber. 3unitperte, @erds
TIE unb taufenb Niebli6feiten tennt,
bic bas 2anb Der aufsebenoen 5onne
4erborbringt, nirb ben 4usiprud
gerne fir pabr balten. @r bentt an
bic 8lumenliebbaberei bes iupaniIhen
9pltes, an feline Naturfreups, feline
luftigen Wobnunsen unb Ieine ur9s
Ioien 2ebens9eDpbn6eiten unb meint.
bub es Elm ainb unter tinSlihen
2euten gut baben miiHs. limb es 1T
10, in Der Shat. Das ainb pirb
bort pie cine pflanse be6iitet unb
nit 3drtli9teit behanbelt, es iisbt
nidts als lddeInbe @eTi9tsr unb
nimmt baber IeI6sr bic beiterIte Mies
ne DpH ber Delt an; es gepo6nt iic9
IN S0fli9teit unb 4rtfgfeit i'm Be-
nehmen. bleibt bei Ieinen Spielen
mabpon unb anmutbig.
Run bat Ii9 bic 4ni9auung Dielz
fu4 Derbreitet, oaB bas iapanii9e
ainb iiberbaupt ni9t 'peine. Wlit
Reib b0ren Die a6enbldnbii1en Miit>
ter bielz unb lautfhreienber 2inber
BON fol6en muferbaften, angenebmeH
Sleinen unb mo9ten gerne piFsn, Oh
ss iid in Dabrheit 10 perbdlt. Gus
ben 9ertdten BON aeuten, bic bas
2anO genau Itubirten, lam man sntz
nebmen. bab bic idpanii6en ainber
GuBerit ielten peinen; lie iinb uns
alei4 ruhiser. ielbitdnbiser. oeritdns
bigger als Die abenbldnbii9r ainber;
its srtragsn 8eI9perbtn uno llndns
nebmlidteiten nit piel msbr Stanbs
9aftisteit, bod bas liegt islbitperz
itGnoli4 nidt an ibrsr 8OrSiigIibfeit.
iOnbern an ben giseni9aften. bic
ibnen burd 8srerbung iibertommen
iinb. Sbre Gltern, 9oreItern unS
4bnen befleiBigten iid zines gelafe<
men, ipiiroepolIen unb beiteren gBes
lens, lie lebten melt semiitbsrl6iger
ala bic dbenolGnbiI4en90 90Iter ,ertrusen
aeiben unb S9idI IaIsfiigunsen Itois
iher uHb freuten iid seniisfam an
allen. ipus Der Greube fpertb mar.
Die Sapaner iinb teine 5reunbe Der
aatdgIidteit unb ReseImdbigteit; elm
seOriidtes. DerbrieBIi9es Wefen unb
forseHpoIIes Na6sriibeln iperben BEL
ibnen niht tultiDirt, bafiir fdbGben lie
bic bunts S6erfld6e unb ben @enub
Oes QueeHblids, aus bieIen @riinbsn
1T bas iapaniIde 8abp melt seneister
3u ldheln als Sii tpeinen. bat Die ras
iAs 8ebenbfsteit unb bic itiGIpersniisz
te qrt. pie es fih fir einen Rads
tOmmling BON eebenstiinitIern
fhidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01
Der sSaastrooftor.

Sura mad benz auFtau4en bes
@unberT9dfers 9lft in Rubbru9, lisB
ii4 aud in 9ambure elm .Dunbers
bottor" nit frembIdnbiT9em 1amsn
nieber. Der pisl 3ulauf bate. Die 3ut
lefung 5u fsiHen gonTultationsitunz
ben mar auf ale mDgli9e Weiie err
I9fpert, tiefes @ebeimnib umbiilts
ben Wunberbottor, feline Disner ptrs
rietben nidts; bic Tolee bubon mar.
tdB bas Dartssimmsr bonn Morssn
bis gum Mben1 belagert mar. Q1ein
bic quite 9Oli5ei mar tpie gsip0bnli4
iGnea babel unb Tunbte einsn Gomz
miFdr ab, ipeI9er BON bem Wunbers
bcttor bic 8orIegune feinss Oiploms
ptrlanate. aber ffatt Der ertparteten
8eItiit5ung unb angit seigts Der Dot
Tor Iein = neutrality-suspicious.. ridti=
e,s 9iplom unb aut6entifde 5atuls
iGts5eusniFe Dor.
.9lber," Bat Der 9:ttor ben goms
miFdr. .tpenn sic ii6 boGITtdnaia
iiber3eugt baben, bite, perratben Sle
ni6tsl 9enn ipeun meiue Patienten
erfdbren. baB id Elm rihtiser 9pttor
ber gerliner GatultGt bin. 70 perlufs
fen iie mid auf Der Stene!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

ff4 benn 70 fanse NIT bem Ganbibds
ten gu untsrbaltenY+ panbte er Ii4
Oana baria an Minnu. uls bisfe sin.
trdt.
Wiinna fab i'm erit eritaunt an.
bann aber funteIten ibre 4ugen fait
ebenfo pie bic ibrer @ebieterin.
sd tann ben 9errn bod nidt
binauspsrfeu.@ antipprtete lie fdnips
pii4. nllnter9aIten bub' i'd mid nit
ibm.4
rSat sr Sbnen pislleiht gotanit
borgetraeen2 Sber 3oplogie9~
s. po! LIN 8atb bat er mid ses
beten = mir that er ia tpirtlid leib
= neil ibn bod bic gHdbise Srau
niht perftanb = unb 10 fpolIte er
sben ben GERM Direttor erparten
Ober abfansen auf bem Wes BON
8abnbof. 0issmaI bat .er ndmlid
nod nirsenbs fein 9slO betummen.
unb pOrseifsrn mar bod fdOn Der
@rfe!"
Serr apiidius mo9te ipieber eroBe
augen, ipdbrenb feline Srau i'm grter
Derf9Danb. mS-iu!" feufate er.
#Sdran bat, ipie es fdeint, teines bon
uns sebadt. :. Ra 3 lit gut. min.
na. sic tDnnen eeben!4
limb als Wiinna bas Simmer bers
ldfien bate, feuf5te er mebrmals auf.
~S-ia! Ouran bat. tpie es fdeint,
teines Don uns sebadt. Sd babe ia
au4 10 pieI anbere 9inse i'm aopf.
aber ihr Ga, nimm's MIR nidt
slei9 ipieber libel. Sbr babt sben bic
aisbe i'm 8opf. S-ia! Mber i9 mill
ibm iebt fofort iein @elb fbiden. Sc
aappeIt bat er senug barum. Der ars
me 4erl! ="
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

-Ri9tnStbis. rDOllen iih
Der Serr 2eutnant nidt einige 9lass
malersisn als 6eniteridmud aulesena"
= ~Ridt nDtbig = ite9e oft ielbit
am 5eniter."
: . as Tom mt baoon. 4u=
tor: Sd finOe. 9err Direitor, bdb
Sbr 2iebhober uno Sbre Naioe bic
2iebesfaene in meinem Stiid ni6t
mebr 70 natiirlih fpieIen. pie BEL Der
Premiere i'm Oorigen Sdbr. = Direiz
tor: Sic baben gang re4t = has
toHr,t. baB bic beiben 2eute iid fsits
bem gebeiratbet baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

&inberlosit. 9nabs gum
eriten Mals DON Der S6uIs beimtomz
menO): aRi6t tpubr. Mamu. ieBt gs.
bore id aud 5u ben erIttlaiiigsn
MenIGen9"
: SeufSer 5rGulein: rglein!
Wie porttarg mein ieBistr @ersbrer
it'll :. gr iprift fdOn nit mir iebr
penig. tpunn piro er ba erit nit ma.
ma ipre6en9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

Raip. aD9in (eines timber,
iitdtsprofeFOrs): rSerr prpfeIor. sss
bore i'd als Sbre 80din eissulid 3ur
atabemifden 8iirseriduft9"
Prpberei. a.: Sbr S4uies
serIobn opsrisrt ipObl redt Doriidtis2
= YrOB: Su, Der brebt bitWliaiOn
erit 3peiz. breimGI nm. ehe er Iie
aussibt!
4beGftola. Serr: sic bas
ben seipiB Sbren Sdusbalt umeedns
bert, isit Sic seobelt lpurben. =
gurpenu; ga, bas err tie mar: id bab'
bas 8iirserli9e Geiebbud pertauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

= 2tbtt 9offnung. alte
Sungfer: sd fperbe es nun einmal
NIT elmer san3ieitisen 9eiratbsans
nonee perfu6en!"
9erfdnuppt. rgia, bieI
au tbun2" = Sunser ar5t: Solohal;
beut' muB id fdon piebsr gum Be
srdbniB!
9inbGide 2ogif. Wut<
ter: Werte Dir bas Sprii9Dort:
n8srfdiebe ME auf morsen. mas bu
beute tannIt befursen." : Sinb:
Gut. Mama. bann molten mir unfern
Ruden mod beute gang uufsFen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

= @erb6rt. 2ebrsr (oittirD:
ginen frObli4en 9eber bat 9Ott
lieb. S4iiIsr (fdreibD: Gins 6lise
2eber bat 9ottlieb.
ROD ni9tfo NETT. Serr:
y ~SroBbem sic i9on pieraebn Gage
trant iinb, nebmen sic teinen QrSt!"
8etanntsr: ~aa,. =. bd bin i'd bait
bod piel gu lebensluitis!"
= Sum 4usgGei4. 3psi
3Gbne bat bir Der gdoer st3ogeH,
Bible, i9 bente es mar BLOB elmer =
: s ia, Der Serr 8absr, Der Sas
bertump. tonnP ia nidt beruusseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01
-Smmerfort. n@khen Sic.

-Smmerfort. ~S<heu Sic.
Reifter, bort geben eben bic beiben
sr6bten pro5eBbansl unIeres Ortes
,aueinanoer boriiber. Sobruus, iahrs
sin pro3sFiren bic 3uIummen unb im'
mer psttsn 4. nm ne bObe Summe,
ner ben pro3eb Derliert.." = pa
fann ss aber bod tommen, oab Der
prosebperlierer boppelt gef4dbtgt
nirb, inbem sr dud nod Die Wette
OsrIiert9" rSreilid, Die sdblt sr
aber bonn niht. unO oas gibt ben
Heuen proaeB!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

Mertpiirbig. 9IGubiser:
rDeiB Der SeuFeI. i'd treffe Sic ME
Subauie. = S9uloner: r8loB gtiid>
Iider 3ufall!"
- WonOfog. abeGiser (per>
armt, als ct bel einem 9eloperleiber
elm 9arlebn aufsenommen): .Oas
toitet sinen Rampf. bis man beut5us
tase ItdnbessemdBt S9utben suiams
menbringt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01
sc M mHthItd.

@emutbGi9. Gin 9ss
fddftsrsiisrber bat itd i'm Reitduraut
a1f ben fait neuen Sut zines 5remOen
gefsBt. Na4oem er in sebOriser
Nestle feline @ntfhuIOigung porges
!5Sadt bat, bic Der amber. nit fauers
fuBsr Misne entsegennimmt. meint er
IDeini; Pun, no mir auf bieIe BstIe
uTIteinunoer betannt seiporben Iinb.
fzssiH Serr. boffe id, baB MIR audi
sfH 8sIGGft 3uIammsn MAIDEN -.
Edufen Sic mir Elm paar WilIs CUTE
3iadrren abs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

Der 9irnbaum trGgt am
IGngiien Griidte. brsibunbertiGbrige
SiuHs e,ben nod Grnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

Roberner Radnu9s.
sSiingling; 5reunOe. beut' babe id eis
men grOBartis.u 6ortIdritt aenadt:
Sum sritsnmal SeIbitmorbsebanten
6eba6tl
= Srieoli6e &rteesers
ffdruns. Der tIeins gtbolf er'
EdIt ppn ieinen beiben Spieltameras
nen. nit benen er iib geItritten bat.
TDlgsnbes 8riefhen: y2isber 4bolf.
mir iinb Dir btibe auf stpis b0Is. :
Define Did lisbenben Sreunbe 8arl
Hnb gtuguit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

0ieaupisl. ar3t: Inter
anbsrm muB i'd Sbnen nod Orinsenb
ratben, ni9t 3upiel Bier gu trtnten.
: patient: 8 nsin, Serr 9oftor.
fsien sic unbeiorst - 3uDieI tpiro's
mir niel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

r3pans gdrt tbdts tofen mir untr 5dus ptrfern d
bat Der Snpstor gidg Ro, Dos ia nit piel that
a paa Mar mbr cabin nur, bdl anal mas
tontm. net 10 bumm fraastsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

-Ra aGTo. 9ebitfe; GrduIsin
9rdmIid tpar bier. sic bat iid bes
tlust. ibr Bib pGre gar ntdt dbn>
LID. - photograph: -0uriiber betldgt
iie iia9 9a folI iie bod pergniist fein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

vDas madt oenn Sbr 9lelteiter,
Der auf Der uniperiitdt mar. 9err
go6n2"
.9sr urbeitet iebt an elmer gtbs
Ranolung!"
nRuu ia - abbunbelu, bas lie9t
einmal in Der Rufe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

,papa!" itammelte Iie enbIih.
Ra9bem lie = aud pisber b06It pers
bd4tig = ben 9bi!rriessI ppraeI6us
ben batte, ~per5eib', OaB i6 Did ft6rc
- td Tam oes nidt 10 in mir bebaI.
ten = i'd mug Iir etpas unper,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK ON TRIP
 OF BUSINESS
Mr. Heler Who Was Formerly With Calumet 6 Arizona Co., VIII Not Return to Douglas For Some Tine,

DOUGLAS, Jan. 1L-CSpeciaE9- D. E. Heller of the asSaying and mining engineering firm of Heller and Wright. left last night for New York city and after attending 70 some busi ness there and paving a visiJ to his mother, wnO lives in the state Cl Feunsylvania, three hours ride iron l ithe meUs solis, he will go to a toWu named Index in tho state ot Wash .iNs-9F north of Seattle.
 I-r. Heler goes now to Washington 1s a result of a trip he made t8 tliat state for the purpCso of making a Te- port or a group Of copper mines tvtl- ! ed by the Chelau Copper company icompCsgd Of eastern capitalists. Af- tseF sEr. Heller -visitet the property anG made his report, he received aa 3@gT from the ComUahy whicl was so liberal that he agreed to accept inc mana cement rof tho devGiJpneut of l me propgrty for the present atG least NF. Heler stated last nisht. before | gaEins the train for New Yorl, that Ine could not say hoy long he would ! |ha absent from DoVglas, but that he ' ail not expect to return for several months. Mrs. Heller, who has heen 1 iu southern California since early last Han, will return to Douglas soon and 1 taftsr that will join her husband in the north land
 ! Ire business of tEe firm uf Heller i tanG Wright ia Douglas will be carrier
 au bT Mr. T. ], Wright, who has had
 charge of the office work ever since
 the partnership was formed nearly
 four years 2go.
 1lr. Heller is a man of extensive eX-
 TcNence in every branch of the min
 ing business and was in charge of the
 Calumet and Arizona's business here,
 as superintendent. during the time
 the smeiting plant was being con
 sfracted. The Chelaa Consolidated
 Copper company has secured a highly
 qualified man to direct the develop fment of their property.
 The best wishes of host Of friends { in Douglas will attend Mr. Heller dur ing his sojourn in the state Of Wash ington whether it be for short or long time
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
{ z AeA 2 Z 2 2 , 2 z 2 2 2

Is interested iu .Elizabcth--Jim Ba'-- CT, who pulls the throttle on old "IG," is largely Interested with Harry Loe- ven, who Sometimes drags the drum mers' sVecigI 10 Fl Paso. Their prop erty. consisting of the Elizabeth prep osltion joins the Monte Visto on the west ard is showing up beautifully with 9 325 foot erosscut tunnel driven by Cen Vas green.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
ID BE WORKED
 AMPLY
Thomas F, Cole Is Ali Head of Enterprise 10 Make Thor Cugh Exploration of the District,

DOUGLAS, Jaa. Ia-Cspeoial)--
 Perhaps no other district tributary
 10 DouEIa5 is of more importance and general cOuscGuencs than the Chiri- cahgss, known locally as the Califor- lia district.- ..... -. .-
 Now. it trauspires that the ChiTica fua Development company property wiil shortly be worked to Q conclusion by a company with. aurye csplyaL T. z. Cole is at the head or the enter
 prise. He is postmaster in the eth
 ies Of manipulation. The hundreds of feet Of level work that was done on Lle 380 level without results begins JO look like manipulation. since tho stock was practically raNed n as Jr:s intellectual work proceeded.
 Diamond drill operations must have borne results as stock is now stiii and ample preparations are in progress for a resumption of development work.
 The result of FranN Douglas. hold
 work on the SCanlOn amounts to a
 strike. the development of the CC- chise or Davis property and the sue cess of the small cOnCs1tratOr cannot De ignored when reaching for conclu- aiOus regarding that district. COndi- tions iu the Savage, the Epiey proper ties, the Bernoudi holdings, the Walk CT IropoEitiOns. the Manhattan, the ! Duncan properties and Q dozen others, preclude the possibility of failure. The Chiricahuas are coming to the front through force Of merit and no thing can block the way. On the 1 Ameican side of the international boundary, it would seem to constitute ! the most inviting district tributary to Douglas. which now embelishes the map.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
THE TWIN RUTTES
CTucsOn Citizen)

At the meeting of the directors of the Twin Buttes Mining and Smelling company held this forenoon at the Santa Rita hotel. Mayor D. s. Rose, of Milwaukee, was reelected presi- dent of the company.
 The other officers chosen were as follows: First vice president, E. T. Davis. of Philadelphia; second vice president, Robert Nunnemacher, of Milwaukee; treasurer, E.. P. Hackett, of Milwaukee, who was also chosen railroad trustee; secretary, H. J. Blakely, of Tucson; assistant secre- tary, F. E. Geilfuss. of Milwaukee.
 The complete liet of directors as chosen by the stockholders and an nounced last night is as follows: D. s. Rose, E. P. Hackett, Robert Nunne- macher, Julius Frank, Samuel D. Ad- Ter, all of Milwaukee; W. A. Barber, of Waldo, Wis; E. T. Davis and Fe- lix Isman, of Philadelphia, and John A. Baxter, of Tucson.
 There were three changes in the directorate, due to the retirement of Dr. William Earles, Dr. J. B. Hill and W. c. Barber. The new directors are Julius Frank and Samuel Adler, prom
 
 lix Isman, a capitalist of Philadelphia.
 The board of directors is composed of men who are well known in the financial world.
 The directors held a session this forenoon and elected their officers. Adjournment was then taken until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon when @ second session was held which was still on at the time of going to press.
 There is much speculation as to what may be done at the directors meeting this afternoon. There have been a number of reports in circula' tion as to probable action but 1t has heen impossible to confirm any of them.
 There Is one report to the effect that the capital stock of the com pany will be increased S750,000. This would make the total capitalization s2, GOO GOO, as the present capitaliza- ton is $1,250,000. It is understood that all the stock of the present capi- talization has been issued A capitalization of sk,000,GO0 for q mining company is not above the av- craze. In this instance in addition to their mining property the Twin Buttes own a railroad from Tucson to Twin Buttes. which is of standard guage and thirty-three miles in length. This railroad cost fully halt million dollars.
 Another report that is on the street is to the effect that a stock issue will not be made at the present time but I'that a special meeting will be called later in Milwaukee at which time this matter may be taken up.
 However, neither one of the re- ports could be confirmed and they are but part of the gossip that Is going the rounds.
 A report that is generally believed states that the Twin Buttes will un- doubtedly select mining engineer to be added to their staff. The proper ty has assumed such proportion that mining engineed. who is thoroughly familiar with deep workings, will soon be an absolute necessity it is said
 1t is known that at the meeting of the stockholders a report was read on the property by L. c. Parker. who is a mining engineer well kcown through Arizona and Montana. The report was highly pleasing to the stockholders.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15

Looks cood.-The- continued rains in this section looks mighty good to .a cEttleHea. ". N. Neal stated this morning that with a very little rain ia the month of February or 5Iarch the spring crop of feed on the cattle ranges would be all that could be desi0ed The only thing now that is worrying the cattlemen of this sec ton is the order of the government for the removal of the Slaughter fence Strenuous protest has been made by every cattle interest in the territory against this action Cover nor Kibbey has also undertaken to influence the government to allow this fence to remain as a protection against the fever tick which would undoubtedly reach the cattle on this side of the line from Sonora should this fence be removed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
FOUND RARREL WHISKY

Last week several h0Tubres. while searching for dTiftwood on the banks of the GiIa river found a fifty gallon barrel Of whisy. full of the liquid. They rolled it to town, and as they had no license to sell liquor by the wholesale, concluded to distribute it among themselves. friends and com s.-Solomonyille Bulletin.
 In the big flood of 1891, which for the first time washed away a large portion of Clifton, the depot was car. ried away and with it number of barrels of whisky, so it was reported. Several barrels were caught in the Gila valley, and the one reported in the above was probably one that be. came imbedded in the sand
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
PR corr ODD FELLOWS

The PI tt lodge Of Odd Fellows has been king most successfully for the swelling of its membership and has had in operation for some time past a 200" club, which has just closed it's work. In honor of the event there was a lodge banquet on the night of the 12tn, which was at tended by a number of Phoenix Odd Fellows. It is expected that a ''250" club will be organized for work dur ing the present year. The lodge is probably the most prosperous one of the order in the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
MEXICAN SWORE RESCUERS WERE
 ROBBERS
Corroboratiye Evidence Was Sufficient To Show His Guilt in Opinion of Many People, Robbed of S125,

On Friday last Frank Bailey and George Keith, who live at san Jose were in Saford with a wagon. Oa their return they picked up a Mexi can st the halfway house in drunk en condition who wanted to go to .Solomonyille.
 That night, according to the Saf ford Guardian, the Mexican entered John Epley's saloon hatless and near ly frozen. Next day Es told the Ct fcers that Bailey and Keith had robbed him. They were placed unda, .auest by the sheriG and on Wedne5 taY given a hearing before Juds. Austen.
 The Mexican swora that he want ad to get cut at Solgmonville, but was
 akaa to the forks of the road east o1 own. BE this time il was dark and he alleged that ibeg drove CT the road. tetew him ont Uf the wagon and robbed him of SIPS. Ctlev. Mexican. claim that at the point ho says he was robbed yagen 6-aCi5s were found leaviE4 the Toad @nd also sigIs Of a sCuEle . ...
 The two accused men claim thaE they picked lisa up in 8 drunECa cor alton .Ele .tol4 them he Ean.gl l. EV to t75lo.nahville. but w-aen. they go.
 g. t-cl fa tEa Eagsn ma they gcs Ghe c a p0iat. nsar t}ae mill.h whcr they passed a. EaEga. lie taer jumped out GDd sta-tea back yCwGct otGNgHr oaraH ...#r
 They wer bound oyer to await rhe action O t,he grand fu~v, and iu Ce E2ult cf Gatl were sent to 5Uiit
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
Th.-I-L--s Acls

The Latest Hold2p,-Charlas Perry, the baker, is authog,ty Tor ghfs state melt fEe had been sambliuE for some time with 2 degree of success that brought beads of precipitation to the brow CT tho patient dealer. Ger tain persons had been aShadoW'ng him ana last night ais be Esndcd his way t5 his apartments TWO men grabbed htn badiy ns he walked along by the citr park and relieved him of $156 |. lraer,can. dollars ana a watch which he pgized above all things Hr. Per ry.was silently the worse for Douglas duii extract of enthusiasm as he re- lated cha story. but ti3g rcu-nnnt Of his watch gaard along with the charm, tended strongly to coTrob3- rate his story.