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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
ExTERMINATEs PEskY APHIs,

Tucson melon growers are much in terested in the report that the doom of the pesky aphis, which at times has visited melon patches and played havoc, has been sounded. 4 lady bug, said to be not very beautiful but nev- ertheless very useful and practical, has been found which exterminates the aphis This bug, which is de stined to become decidedly popular among the melon raisers, was dis covered by the government agricul- tural department.
 Down at Coachella, which is lOcat- ed about fifty miles from Yuma, in the heart of the rich Imperial valley, they have been trying the uses of this lady bug with joyful results. The ranchers were losing their canta- loupes to the aphis and things looked bad. They wrote to Californta's depu- ty state commissioner of horticulture and he came out with 137 ,000 lady bugs all done up in neat packages with plenty of holes for air. They turned the bugs loose in the melon patches, with the result that the pesk aphis has been killed or has fed and it is hoped, so far as this season goes, that they are rid of him for good and all.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
ARIZONA DIVORCES
 BEING INVESTIGATED

James B. Kitch of the census bu- reau has arrived in Phoenix to gather data regarding divorces which have been granted by the district court in that county in the last twenty years. This is a comparatively new field of inquiry by the bureau. Several months ago Clerk Dunlevy of the district court received an inquiry from the bureau if he would undertake to fur nish the information desired at a stated fee per case. He replied that he would do so, but when he in formed the bureau that there had been about 600 cases it was decided that the divorce business of MaricOpa county would warrant the sending of a special agent here. Mir. kitch has been going over the records of the northern counties and when he con cludes his work in PhoeniX he will go into the counties of the south.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
NO CHANGE IN
 CONDITION OF MARKET
New York Closed Better But Lack of Life Is Still
 Noticeable.
CBy Frank J. Grail


 The weeks market came to a close without any change to speak of. the New York market closed somewhat better holding its slight gain of yes terday, but in all the markets there is a lack of life, there are no buyers Tn the markets and until they get in We cannot look for any definite changes. Notwithstanding the heavy sales of copper which have been re- ported the past few days it does not have any effect on the copper stocks, the majority of the list being dull and hfeless, the market continues narrow and there is but little demand for any Of them. The coppeFs are cer- tainly a buy at the present prices and Judging from the past few years there is not a local stock but that will double within the next few months and We would advise buyers not to hold off too long for this market is liable to start in on the advance at any time. In the local market today Calumet & Arizona showed better strength, Superior is fairly active as is Denn and Shattuck. Greene-Can- anea shows no change with pretty good demand at 16. Wolverine & Ari- zona is firm at the present prices with little stock being offered. Butte 6 Arizona holds around 67 and con- siderable has been picked up around the present prices. Boston coppers are about the same, Utah Consolidat- ed showed further weakness. closing at S43.75.
 Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
Cst. Louis Globe-Democratl


 4 social. a political and military interest will attach to the march of the North Atlantic fleet into the north Pacific. Measured by degrees of longitude it will go nearly half way round the globe. Measured by miles it will travel more than two thirds of the globes circumference. The prows of the vessels, in their circuit of the continent, will box the compass Like Columbus, Admiral Evans vii sail to the west to find the east But he will also sail to the south and the north. His mariners will pass into and out of the areas of eternal calm described by Marryat and Cooper and they will get out much easier than did the voyagers spoken about by these romancers in the old sailing ship days. In their saunter around the coast of the hemi- sphere Admiral Evans men will see many of the scenes through which the second Richard Henry Dana passed in his memorable voyage of many decades ago but none of the professional or amteur sailors on the trip will tell the story as charmingly as Dana told it, nor will the Massa- chusetts, the Ohio or any of the other battleships which takc the trip fake such a vivid picture in the readers minds of the after iay as Dana's Pilgrim makes in Two Years Be fore the Mast"
 And how South America will be i'm pressed as Fighting Bob" with his armada passes through the Spanish main and sail down the coasts of Brazil, Argentina, up along the bor- der of Chili and Peru, and of by Cos ia Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Mexico! Less sGpeEst,tious than Ma gellan's men, Evans mariners will not see quite so much of a portent in the sinking below the horizon of the Eagle, Hercules, the Northern Crown and the other big constella- tions visible in our latitude and in the latitude of Spain and Portugal as those old-time nayigators saw when they passed down into the straits named after their great captain. Yet even the most stolid of the American sailors will have their imagination stirred as, sweeping across the equa- tor and down below the Tropic of Capricorn, they see the Great Bear, Perseus, Cassiopeia, Andromeda and the rest of the familiar star groups of our end of the continent sink out Of sight, to return no more until the fleet passes far up into the Pacific. The people of Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, Santiago, Callao and the other ports at which they will touch will give Evans and his men some diversions which will enliven their trip, and incidentally introduce them to neighbors who may yet i'll a large place in the worlds story.
 One of the effects of the fleets tour will be to supplement the work done by Secretary Root a year ago, when he made his pilgrimage through the more important countries of South America. By the secretary's heart to- heart talks with the heads of the gov ernments of the countries to the south of us last year he removed the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
REPORTED MARRIAGE
 OF DOUGLAS COUPLE

In the Los Angeles Times of July among the marriage licenses issued appears one to W. E. LutZ and Miss Rouche of this city.
 So far as the International-Amer can can learn no word has been re ceived in town as yet of the wedding, which in all probability has taken place before this.
 Rumor had it in Douglas that such an event was likely to take place but no one knew that it was likely to Oc cur so soon
 Prof. Lutz has been superintendent of the schools of Douglas for nearly two years and has won for himself a well merited reputation of high abil ity in his line.
 Miss Rouche has been teaching n the high school and is an able and popular teacher. Both MT. and Mrs Lutz have been engaged for next year, Douglas International-AmeTic
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
WORLD MARCH OF SEA FIGHTERS

distrust for the United States which had been melted among those ma tions by some of our European rivals, and he drew ali Latin-America closer to us than it had previously been since Secretary Stewards warning to Napoleon III, in 1866, took the French troops away from MaXimilian, and gave the Mexican people a chance to rule Mexico South America will, by this trip of the fleet, get an oppor- tunity to see little of the naval might of the country which has been the defender of all the Latin-Ameri- can nations since the days when, more than three-quarters of a century ago, Monroe's recognition of their in dependence placed them on the worlds map. Our South American friends, who have a better perception of the picturesque side of things than we have, will be impressed with the spectacle of sixteen or eighteen bat. tleships, and many cruisers and other smaller craft which will anchor in their ports, and which will make Ma
 gellan's and Drake's squadrons, which made the trip several centuries ago
 look like schoolboys' toy boats. The march of the fleet will, indeed, i'm, press Europe as well as South Amer, ca. It will be more powerful than any fiotilla of any country of any age which made a journey of any eonse' quence. It will be far more formida
 ble than the combined Philip IFS ar mada and the fleets commanded by Howard, Drake and Hawkins, which crushed it. Neither England nor any other country ever sent so many bat, tleships on such a long journey as that which is before Admiral Evans
 squadron. The voyage of the Ameri
 can sea fighters from Hampton Roads down through Magellan's Straits and of to Manila Uay will figure in history among the dramatic episodes of the tuentietN cantury's oDeDfng year
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
j. c. PRITCHARO, -BrokeT-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality.
Rishee- InlN 70 19L

Bisbge, July 20, 1907.
 The market is quiet but firm. Prices will not down. They appear to be at bottom. Bids are failing to bring out the stocks. Gold Eagle has reached a depth of 70 feet in the main shaft and have already between three and four hundred tons of ore extract ed. This will average from $I1 to $15 to the ton About twelve men are employed. Gold Nugget mill put through five tons of ore for the Gray son Mining Company from their claim that is the extension of the New Year claim of the Gold Nugget that yielded S147.O0 This appears as the extension of the vein trenched by the Gold Nugget from which g ounces of gold was taken netting $650 from twenty-four tons of ore between the Modern, Empire State, Bisbee Arizona and Bisbee Extension. The other end of Tombstone Canyon or Mule Gulch, promises to rival Bisbee in the near future.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

still favorable to seasonabIe trade and crops.
 Southern Pacific earnings for the year leaves twelve ner cent for com mon stock and Union Pacific surplus for common equal to 17.3.
 Right to subscribe To general cleo tric bonds expires today.
 S5 roads for year show average net increase 17.59 per cent and for Il months 753 per cent. Banks gain on weeks currency movement S4,635. 2S roads, second week in July show ! average gross increase of 12.50 pel cent. Dow, Jones & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
WALKER BROS. LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & OverlOckJ
 NEW YORK, July 20.-The market today held very steady at opening and then under lead of s. P. and U. P. it showed a great deal of strength The good dividend paying stocks were all advancing. The bank statement was about as expected and had little effect. Before the close prices eased off on traders taking profits, but the market
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
MARKET SUMMARY.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.) )
 NEW YORK. July 20.-Rumors of transfer Of Northern Pacific interests in Burling to Great Northern with a bonus to Northern Pacific stockhold- CTS
 John F. Stevens becomes vice presi- dent of New Haven.
 Photographers strike at Frisco ends.
 Dun's Review says encouraging re- ports received from leading conner cial centers that the volume exception ally healthy for the season.
 Bradstreets says weather conditions
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

generally held well. We look for a traders market next week, but there may be some investment buying of the good stocks. Money should be a lit tie easier. The general list is good for the present and the talk is rather for higher prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.

9ver Rlnehart's Rooms 3 S 4. Drug StorL. Antlers Bldg.
 Bisbee, July 20, 1907.
 The weeks ending finds the mar ket quiet and listless and prices have suffered some for the week, partly due to the unsettled labor conditions in Duluth where the iongshoremen are on strike, which is practically tying up the iron mines in that vi- cinity. This causes much stock to be offered from that locality and the curbs have all felt the effect. Most of them are from one-quarter to one point lower at tOday's close. It ap- Dars that our summer quiet is now on and the history of the market for the past four years has been that low est prices are reached about this time of year. Buy them now and put them away ill the strong box until Thanksgiving when We venture the statement that you will have some thing to be thankful for.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

After looking our battleships over, if the Japanese desire any further in formation as to what they are good for. they can easily obtain it from the Spanish government.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
GOLD FOUND IN ENGLAND
Reef Bearing Low Grade Ore said Ia
Have Been Discovered Near
London.

LONDON. Jan. 12-(special. )-For some
time past rumors have been afioat as to
the discovery of a gold field in England
within twenty miles OF London. It has been
stated in whispers that the reef is thirty
one miles long and presents the same charS
acteristics as the Rand reef All the Sc
crecy which has been observed has been
attributed to the fact that those inter-
ested have not yet secured all the options
required.
OF course the rumors have been regarded
as too good 10 be true; they have naturally
been held In derision.
It is now possible TO state that a syndl-
cate exists which firmly believes in the
discovery. The policy OF the directors Of
the syndicate is to keep the whereabouts
of the reef secret for the present It Is
even declared that some of the directors
do not know the whereabouts OF the reef.
Samples of the gold taken from the reef. il
has been explained, have been submitted
to an expert. who. In ignorance OF their
source, pronounced them as probably hav-
ing been obtained from the Rand. II is
explained that the ore Is low grade, but
It Is believed that 1t will prove immensely
profitable.
England" said the enthusiastic chair
man OF the syndicate when interviewed
will take high grade among the gold pro-
dueers of the world. We shall solve the
problem OF the unemployed and settle the
matter OF gold supply"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
GOVERNOR WARNER SWORN IN
Executive of Michigan Takes Oath
in His Home at Farm
fngtOn.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 12.-With only a
small group of members of his family and
personal friends witnessing the ceremony
Governor Fred M. Warner was today prop
ped up in bed by pillows at his home in
Pennington and sworn in for his second
term as chief executive of Michigan. Gov
ernor Warner has been confined to his bed
for two weeks by an attack of influenza and
had been threatened with pneumonia. As
his condition is still quite serious every
effort was made to rob today's ceremony
of all unnecessary formality.
The oath was administered by the clerk
OF Oakland county and there were only
fourteen spectators. These included the
governors aged father and three of the
governors political friends, Congressman
8. w. Smith. State Senator T. ID. Seeley
and State Representative II. N. McCracken.
After the governor had subscribed TO the
oath and had said briefly that he would MI
the Office to the best of his ability. a light
lunch was served from a table in the bed
room. 1t is thought that the governor will
go south as soon as his physicians allow
him to leave the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
;lvIC FEDERATION
MEETS
Mrs. Potter Palmer Entertains Cap
itHlists and Labor Leaders at Her
Home In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Potter Palm
ers mansion at 100 Lake Shore Drive was
the scene tonight of an unique conference
Some time ago the National Civiv Fedora
tion conceived the idea of holding a meet
ing In Chicago with the object Of explain
ing to employers and employees the aims
of the organizations and its and its efforts
to place the two classes of industrialism
on a common plane OF thought and action
Mrs. Potter Palmer became interested and
offered her residence as a conference hall
over 500 guests and delegates attended.
The meeting. which was presided over
by Franklin McVeagh, was attended by
pnominent business men and labor lead
ers from many parts OF the country.
The principal speakers were August Bel
mont and Set Low of New York. w. S.
Stone, grand master Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers; Daniel J. Keefe, presi-
dent International Longshoremen's union,
and w. D. Mahon, president Amalgamated
Association of Street Railroad Employees
Mr.. Belmont took for his subject. THE
National Civic Federation" while Mr.
Low spoke on THE Cancellation Depart
ment.
Mr.. Stone discussed what the Civic
Federation Has Done for Our Brother
hood"
Mr.. Keefe argued The Invioliability Of
Contracts" and Mr. Mahon told Of Wei
fare Work for Street Railway Men"
After giving several illustrations of the
work of the Cancellation department In
preventing threatened strikes, Mr.. Low
said in part:
'It is the policy of the conciliation de-
partment to do its work privately. People
often never know that the federation has
had a hand in settling disputes that are
peaceably adjusted. We do our work In
the profound belief that the American
man. whether employer or woIkingman,
desires to do the fair thing. We believe
that If We can get fair minded men to-
gether and discuss a question of disagree
ment in ninety-nine cases out of one hun
dred both sides will find the middle path
between the two extremes"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
WRITER is IN TROUBLE
Thought to study Police Methods and
Finds He Has Committed
Onense.

VIENNA, Jan. l2-(specisl.)-M. Aladar
Fodor. a member of the staff of the Buda-
pest newspaper, A Polgar, is suffering
for his zeal in obtaining material for a
sensational article on the Budapest police
courts.
In order TO obtain experience regarding
prison life he put on a ragged suit OF
clothes ands induced his brother-in-law to
hand him over to policeman as a pick
pocket caught in the act.
When he was brought before the police
commissary NJ. Fodor admitted the theft
and signed a confession. He was then
sent TO the cells for the night.
The next day he explained matters to
the magistrate and asked to be set at
liberty; The magistrate informed him that
the charge of theft would be dropped. but
that he would be charged with the serious
offense of falslfying a public document.
He will now have TO stand trial on this
new charge and he may receive three years
OF imprisonment at hard labor II convicted
in the new proceedings.