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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-08
HAS SMILE ON LIPS
DEATH STRIKES HIM.
Globe Silver Belt.l

NN4ODc SlANSE b6lI.5
s. NJ. Yeoman, we'll known miner
Of the Globe district, while working in
a twenty-five foot winze at the Shorty
Hubbel camp in Lower Pinto. dropped
dead yesterday afternoon at about 5
o'clock, as a result of what is pre-.
sumed to have been heart failure
The body was at once removed to
the surface, where an inquest was
held by Justice Thomas, who had been
called to the Lower Pinto country on
another case
With his hand on a drill which he
was turning and joking pleasantly re.
gar ding a visit to Globe which b : OK
pected to make in the next few days.
Yeoman's head suddenly dropped for
ward and without an cutlery of any
kind he fell dead in the arms of John
Matson, who was just drawing back
to strike the drill. Matson. believing
that his working companion had faint
ed, tried to resuscitate him by dashing
water in his face, but he soon real
lied that all was over and called for
help from above.
Yeoman was a man about Al years
of age and believed 20 have been sin
gle. He talked but little of his ante
cedent history and aside from the fact
that he has been identified with min
ing in Colorado. New Mexico and Ari-
coma for the mast thirty years. but lit
tie is known of him. He has always
been associated with good people in
his mining ventures and il is said that
he made and lost a number of fo}t-
unes during the early days in CofoN
RADIO. He was well known in Creedel
Aspen and the Cripple Creek districts
in Colorado and in the mining camps
of New Mexico. coming from tb2+
territory TO Arizona about two yeJrs
ago. At the time of his death he ofn-
ed a number of claims in this district
and was associated with Charles Mar
tin and Shorty Hubbel in the Lower
Pinto property. Mr.. Hubbel reached
the city last night and notified F. L.
Jones & Son, undertakers, who will
bring the body to Globe today. An e.
fort viii be made to locate relatives
in the east
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pAlNE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire TO l.. ]. Overlook
BOSTON. Nov. THE market was
very dull today but held well until
just before the close. Butte then led
the decline on heavy selling from
New York. Royal, which has been
very strong lately. reacted on the sell
ing of 500 shares by one house. 1t is
rumored that North Butte may pass
its next dividend. The New York list
was comparatively weak and showed
a sagging tendency. General business
is having hard time now financing
and commercial failures are frequent.
This tends TO make the stock market
sensitive and dull. We believe that
the bank situation is about cleared up
but we think that the next two months
will bring record number of failures
among the business concerns of the
country, owing entirely to failure Of
banks to extend currency credit
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SUPPORT STAGGERs
UNDER THE MARKET
Evidently Hard Work 10 Keep
Things Up and More
Weakness Expected.
tBy Frank ]. Graft

The markets showed further signs
OF weakness today and while not in
a very marked degree It plainly shows
that the market rs being supported
with difficulty, and that any unfavor-
able news will weaken it further. Cop
pers were dull and with one or two
exceptions Shove dover prices. Calu-
met & Arizona showed good strength.
advancing TO s110, but IL this is on
short covering or investment buying
is hard to tell. Shattuck holds firm
and bids of S12 fail to locate any.
Superior & Pittsburg eased off a bit
and little of the stock was offered.
Amalgamated took a 50 decline which
looks as if the others on the list will
show lower tomorrow. The New York
market showed weakness all day and
we would not be surprised to see low
er prices the balance of the week.
Copper metal holds at IA to Il Is.
Closing Oun+atfOncs
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SINKING SHAFT
ON BADGER
0s ass
LLAIM
Lime and Iron and Other lndi-
cations Give Promise of Ore
at Comparatively Shallow
Depth,

PARADISE. Nov. TAT the Manhat.
ger claim. This claim is ia the Perry
Smith group. just beyond the springs.
westward The shaft is sunk in lime.
not far TO the south of the porphyry
contact. An abundance Of iron is
close at hand. The shaft is now down
SO feet and with the aid of a wfndlass
depth in the soft lime is being rapidly
gained. From the shooting of one
round OF holes Monday 40 buckets
were hoisted.
Taking into consideration the pres
ence here of lime and iron and the
proximity of porphyry. together with
some ore showings previously en-
countered near by. ii Is confidently
believed that ore viii be struck soon
In this Badger shalt The rock en-
countered at present is a very good in
dication of ore. 1t should also be no
uced that garnet is abundant on the
Manhattan property, ore almost inVa-
riably occurring with il. the indicat-
ton here is regarded as all the better.
II was in the tunnel at Smiths
Springs. only a short distance to the
southeast and in the same lead. that
some of the prettiest sulphide ore
seen in the district was taken out.
This tunnel is 40 feet long, and a
drift leaving it not far from the portal
was run forabout SO feet There is.
however. a steady stream Of water
from this drift, making further prog
ress in this working rather difficult.
The force at the Savage was In
creased recently. In addition to the
Snowfall shaft. new development
work has been inaugurated on the
Little Eva claim, adjoining the Snow.
ball on the northwest Annual work
is also being done on the eoInpany's
claims located between the camp and
Portal, some distance away.
Reports from the camp are TO the
effect that the SNOWFALL shaft con
tinues to give a good account of it.
self, excellent silver ore still being
taken out.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that at
melting of the creditors Of Duey &
Overlook, a corporation, held at the
Copper Queen hotel on the 9Th day OF
September, 1907, the majority Of the
creditors being present /, Frank r.
Harrington was duly elected as as
signee for the benefit of said credit
ors of Duey G. Overlook, a corpora
ton; that on the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1907, said Frank r. Harriag-
ton was duly appointed as assignee
for the benefit OF the creditors OF
Duey & Overlook, a corporation, by
the Judge of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory OF Arizona, in and for the Coun-
ty of Cochise, and Immediately there
after I, said Frank r. Harrington quail
flied as such assignee.
FRANK r. HARRINGTON.
Assignee for the benefit OF the credi-
tors OF Duey Z Overlook, . corcc--
a<scn-
Bisbss. Arizona. September -. isea.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nuaI meeting of the stockholders of
the Wolverine G. Arizona Mining
Company viii be held at the Office
OF the company, No. 81. Mason Hill, IN
the city of Bisbee, Arizona. on Wed
nesday, November 18th, 1907, at IL
O'Clock noon, for the election OF nine
directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. Transfer
books will be closed from Monday, No
vember 4th, 1907, to Tuesday, Noyem-
Der 18th, 1907, on account of said
meeting.
Dated Calumet, Michigan, October
18th. 1907.
VIM. R. OATES,
7ak Secretary
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Tucson star.l

Tucson starr
f,s.la..el l. w Powell third vice
president Of the Calumet & Arizona
under the name of this company, ar
rived in Tucson Sunday night ON
hurried business trip which will prob
ably keep him here for several days
MI Powell left Bisbee Saturday
evening and stated yesterday TO Star
representative that just prior to his
departure a telegram was received in
Bisbee by one of the large mining com
panies telling of the sale of a large
amount OF copper castings In New
York at fifteen cents.
The copper situation is all right, %
said Colonel Powell, "and il the finan-
: =-s=====-= -.ssia .-sa.h4 iteAlf tn
snort period of depression %lich the
financial centers have undergone and
which has not been entirely relieved
as yet. will soon be forgotten. / fell
confident that the price of copper will
soon reach a figure which will permit
the small companies which have been
forced TO close down to again resume
operations, and wnen the prise is firm
" again established. we may expect
that it viii be permanent. However,
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TESTER & HICKS,
Brokers.
Over Rlnehart's Drug store-Rooms 3
and q, AntIers' Bldg.

Bisbee, Nov z, 1907.
Today's New York and Boston mar
kets show considerable Weakness and
all stocks are showing declines which
In extremes were two points. This
DECLINE is largely attributed 20 the
discount rate by the Bank of England
to Z per cent. The curbs are also pre-
senting weak tendency and the last
hour or two of today's session founo
considerable stock being offered for
sale.
There is a good local demand for
DEM, Shattuck and Superior & Pitts
burg. Warren is also being picked up
and there is very little of this stock
offered. Black Mountain looks cheap
at present figures. Butte & Arizona
and Wolverine & Arizona show no
change.
Closing Quotations
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PLANET TUNNEL
PROGRESSING FAST
White Iron Appears and May
Garry a Little Copper
Further On.
paradise Record.1

The new tunnel on the Planet
claim between the office and the
power-house. driven TO the SOUTH is
progressing favorably. 1t is in about
$50 feet. Two shifts are maintained.
Already white iron, which may carry
eapper. has begun to appear, and the
rock appears TO be alive"
Between this tunnel and the power
house, and at a distance of about 100
feet. there is a blowout of quartz:
and on the other side of the tunnel
there is some iron-both good ore in
dications. The tunnel is therefore
penetrating some good territory: and
good results may be obtained. The
vertical depth gained up TO the pres
ent moment is probably about 125 feet.
BY means Of car and track. waste
is carried 300 feet from the portal and
thrown on the old Planet shaft dump.
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For Review Job Rooms, cah Phone
No SO
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]. G. PRlTcnARp
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks Specially.
Risbee. Nov z LOO Z

Bisbee, Nov. Z, 1907.
The copper share market shows
considerable weakness again today,
Amalgamated selling down to SAC.
sun there is very optimistic senti-
ment abroad that stocks are due TO
advance from this on that money will
De cheaper and that in place of the
present scarcity there will be plenty.
The man who has money to spare can
make but little mistake in buying at
present figures.
Closing Quotations:
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NOTICE.

The Upper Lowell Improvement
Club is giving its regular Friday night
dances at its new club house, in. Up
per Lowell Next dance Friday. No
vember 8th. 1907.
DANCE COMMITTEE.
s57
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR
CAPTURED IN
HUMBOLDT
drrom Saturday, Dany)

Fifteen minutes after Mrs. w. n.
Martins grocery store, in Humb0ld;
was hurglarizcd, Thursday afternoon,
at . o'clock, Frank Collier. rolorcl
was in the custody of Deputy sheriff
Cavanaugb, charged with the crime,
and the watch alleged Ia nave been
stolen from Mrs Martins bed room,
adjoining the store, found in his pos
session.
Golfers arrest followed the pm.
chase of "a drink IN a saloon located
across the street from Mrs. Martin y
establishment, for which he gave in
exchange u marked coin which Mrs.
Martin had in her cash drawer. Dep.
uiy tavannugn brought his pSsoner
here last evening and lodged him IN
the county iniI, lie will appear Ia
answer for he crime before the grand
jury, today.
few minutes before the burglary
was committed. Mrs. Martin left the
store Ia make "a short visit with a
nrighbor. She was absent only u short
time. On her return she examined her
cash drawer. aud found tnat "A small
amount Of currency aud coin had lis
appeared, She az once notified Deputy
'avannugh Of the disappearance OF
the money, aud Informed MIN tibet n
marked coin which she kept in the
drawer was included ~ She amount
stolen, Deputy 'avanaugh found Ii,
marked coin In the Wingdeld a Wells
saloon cash drawer, wnerc IL hud been
placed by ia" bartender few minutes
before Tor u drink alleged hv the bar
tender Ia have been purchased by Col
li"r Deputy tavnnaugh arrested Col
llcr few minutes afterwards, AMI ~
making u search of his pockets foun,
u watch taken from Mrs. Martin ;,
bed room, Mrs. Martin idcntii,d tbs
watch rs her property and the day
light burglar was lodged In the brnnci
county Jail at Humboldt. later bcin.
brought acre.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
RICH COPPER STRIKE
ON THE AJO NINE

TUCSON, Ar,z.. Nov. s. News of a
strike Of u rich body of copper ore
On tn" old Ajo property was brought
to the city today by \. u. Lee. who is
in charg. Of operations on the prop
eriy, which was recently acquired by
n syndicate If eastern capitalists for
10000.
the strike was made In the double
compartment shaft. which has been
sunk to u depth Of 20 feet. The strike
Is boruiic ore body. which runs ~
per cent copper. The strike is con.
sid'red one Of the largest ever made
in the Old Aio district.
The bornite vein il from eighteen 10
twenty-five inches wide, and one chunk
was taken out which weighs 32j
pounds. Considerable concentrating
ore has been encountered which goes
d per cont in copper.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
GRAND JURY CR|NOS
OUT SEVEN MORE
INDICTMENTS

Through partial report f'twr''
'hc district court, YESTERDAY '.
grand nry announced 'bI' "
found seven true bills. rlut~," .n'd
di,iou 20 'u. eleven returned b''"'.
aud that. oft.r careful ,nyc'ir,''H.
IL had Ignored .iS charges
Indictments were returned - t'
lows: Jack Minor. murder. ''In
~moo'. felony; John scott. fci"r'
Frank D,y,no. felony. Mitiw ~tI'Dr
murder, T. u. Pierce. f'Ion, 'ud WI
lam Crawford felony
The charge. against lohu i'ur0 .
Pedro Marcus, Antonio Fra.. Pedro
Miranda. Scfnio Ccrasco and Jos"
Nofciga were Ignored.
Joseph Barrett aud .Iamo- hc,in"
were arraigncd IN court. aud plead not
guilty 90 charges of burglary fnn.
cisco Diaz and Francisco Garcia plead
not guilty 10 charges at assault with
deadly weapons, Paul 'h'ppcr plead NOT
guilty 10 burglary charge, and Franz
Dcvinc entered plea of not guilty
Of assault with - deadly weapon.
\ number of others, against whom
indictments have been returned. will
answer io the charges ~ court toda.S
IN" grand jury experts To- c"ncml'
its lnhors today
The divofc. ease 81 Mrs. Maggi'
Bell. 1T Ash Fork. ~. II. ". Bell. wa
heard aud taken under adviscm"nt
aud the remainder ut the lays srssio,
was spont ~ III" ease of the NJ
Mining and smelling company -. II
Az. Augustine ct al. which WAS tri"'
and submitted
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
YOUNG ST0CKMAN
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
d,rom ss,mda, pals,

while riding wplllN. boz pursuit Of O.
calf. joe Williamson valley. about
nrvcn mIl,. west oi simmons. CLARENCE
Stewur', s.u OF Mr. nud Ms. j. ".
siewnrt. or this city. had 70 narrow
escap, from fatal injury when bis
horse tell. the animal being Instantly
Killed. Young stewart is now fully
recovered from thc shock. and ABIDE 'o
ride again. ol'hough at the TIME Of tho
accident hc WAS rendered unconscious,
for tow minutes. aud has me- roc"ll"".
tion of the accident
The horse was one Of the ,wiftcst
aud most NHluihl" COW horses on ,rc
The Stewart ranch II Was RAINING 80
top speed. when n struck q boulder.
and WAS thrown into the air. making
complete somcrsault bcfor" It struck
the ground. It's shoulder blade was
broken and pushed through ts heart.
death being instantaneous. Clarence
wa~ hurled over thirty feet from it,
bA' - Nv WIZ ibuH'. wv 'hN'i'HFs ~
most Immediately after the fall. lying
twenty feet from the dead animal,
which was facing IN the opposite Iii
rec,ion from which II WAS being rld
den -, the time
when Joe COOK and Frank llcnd"r-
Won reached young Stewart they
thought. ~ first glance. that life was
extinct. They busted Themselves in an
effort to arouse him and ~" showed
signs 1T life Ia a short iimc. His BODY
was almost blue all over from the I'm.
pact of the fall and he WIS virtually
helpless for two days after the acct
dent, which occurred Monday.
stewart. Cook aud Henderson were
engaged in rodcoing when the accident
happened. stewart was riding ahead
after IN unbranded calf. The calf was
running through flat. about sixty
yard. IN length. aud stewart urged tho
horse - top speed in an effort 10 catch
the fleeing animal before i, escaped
into III, rocks. he accident following
Its fortunate outromc is considered
one of the most marvellous escapes
known among storkmon IN hat district
in recent years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
DEMAND Is GREATER THAN RE
CENT PRODUCTION.
CIrom Fridays pailyD

with the demand for copper great
~ thnn the present production, u -
tina, the price of the metal
will gradually advance. declares u.
W. Powell. general manager of the
Calumet \ Arizona mine. a, 'isb"c.
"Thc situation ~ IIisbec continues
Mr.. Powell said. 90 No
more men have been laid off aud work
is going along just m it has for scv
cral weeks past. y
Mr.. Powell stated that il would he
difficult matter Ia predict what the
ultimate price of copper Will he but
hc is confident that il will hc consid
crably higher than IL il at the prescott
time.
"Thr demand for copper continues
~ good ~ II ever was. he said. "Thc
metal il being put To- more uses than
ever aud reports that ARE received
show that the trade IN this line Is
brisk.
Z" News from the east ~ Ia the effect
that big sales Of copper have Just
been made 10y the sales agents am
this j. strong proof ~ the demand fo'
the metal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
PUBLIC RECORDS.

Decree "f distribution in estate Of
Mary \. LrBcriuc. deceased, amended
VIM. Ncilis aud NJ. shelton locate
two mines, Copper Creek district.
Jos. Doughcrty locates 1907 mine.
Thumb Butte district.
Jos. Doughcr,y files affidavit of ~
s"ssmcnt work on star Of 1906 mine,
Thumb Butte district.
Harry Eckcrt locates five mines, IA
lIassayainpa district.
STANDARD Oll company to Mo.e'
Hughes W. Deed. $1,000. Trace II
y. l.. corner block Is. Mocllcg add
ton, Prescott.
NJ. \. Mcleney locates three mines
squaw Peak district.
T.. y. Brown and wife To Rober. an
Rosario Blair-W. Deed. Lot !, blocI
II. Prescott
John Bristow 10 l.. -. Bell, bill d
sale. . COWS.
Jennie T.. Bell Ia John Bristow, bill
of sale. s3i00o. Cattle ranging IT
Verde Valley.
James u. Lowry. sheriff, appoint
Leslie &. jolly ~ deputy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13

or-,,iv ira " shed. h.' ~. A'r "''''
.., u, .,.r !,H a '''u'ton =" ic
....,a..n' u.fo. ,i 4 'H" Wv "'
.,u. l,r. wa.',..N. Wl n".".
Nt pug.a, Vs.. ..t'd fo' 80 ''
..,,....n ~ HE opron 'n 'u' in'n'' I
.,.r,,.n. locally. nni w. reply said
81 ..nuot geo tow anyone VIII II"
..,u..I 'nc slightest ,u,on,onicnc" h'
,... adoption ~ the Tearing house ''
..n. as great many people i''.'
,.rE. Ip payment for purchase '''
.oA. and 'hc dcnomina,ion1l dr'''' ''
.ioi 10, 'l, mining companies 1911"
,,k. H, place q national h1HN '"'
'r.n.ur, notes.
".rh, brukcr ha,e urd"uh''l''
,lop,.l ,p, wi.r.t plan - meet 'h'
rr,..nt .tuaiiou. 90 ,,Hw 81 Tue "'
,on Of the big financial institutions
# the couutr, There - no Doubt
that the adoption of the clearance
UtUaf NNN'fN ffN HN'l''|' - l'''
viii hc the means - bringing about
, r,adiustmcu' If conditions hnd r''
,,rot,nu of confidence mu"n quicker
than any other cour-" possibly could
II will be- 'hc means Of protecting '''
only the individual ioposi'or but he
commercial interests to the fullest ~
tent,
Aliboupn tho reduction vii dun'u
ish IA, amour, OF money PAID on'
the cnmp the fact that no man ~ ih'
mines viii be- earning less than S3.1o
pcr dav. and from that on up ~ w. ~
Itself shows thn, liishcc - even y''
\ the best mining camp III the 'nl'''
| S,o,cs While the hundreds of miner
who nave been laid off IN other cnmp'
because of the slump ~ pfic" oi cop
pcr are forced 10 go 90 work NJ othrl
trades. e., wages of A. aud 500 p"
dav. the local men ~" enjoying We
same prosperous conditions that pr"
vailed wear ago.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-13
MOTHER IS ANGRY
BECAUSE SON IS
PUNISHED
U'rom Saturdays Daily


Because Justice Of the Peace Moore
would not honor the request Of Mrs.
o. Latham for u warrant for the mr..
rest of Miss Clara lIoH. 4 teacher IN
the public schools, whom Mrs Lat nam
alleged had administered corporal pun
ishmcnt In her young son. Owen, he
yond what the fond mother deemed
her boy necdct. he was told by the in
dignant Mrs. Latham that she believed
he had been paid by Mis-. IioT Ia nush
up the charge preferred against the
latter. The Justice naturally refused
To take ofcnsa AT such an unc,llcd FOR
charge aud the woman lsft 10 high
dudgeon, vowing vengeance.
Prior Ia her visit 10 Justice Moore.
Mrs Latham called ~ the sheriff y al
flee, In search Of u warrant for Miss
lioh's arrest, where she told how her
son had been severely classified for
an infraetion of the school rules. She
was referred 10 the local Justices. and
left IN search ~ Justice Mcl4nuc, hut
the marrying Justice could not he
found. Her cnll upon Justice Moore
followed
After hearing her story. Justice
Moore sent for the hay, heard now his
feelings mental and physical, had bc"n
laceratej, then sought Miss Hon. who
gave her version Of the affair. After
getting NJ the facts IN tn, ease, he H..
cidcd the occasion did not warrant the
arrest Of Miss Hon, whcrcupon Mrs,
Latham delivered her opinion oi ia"
Justice.
vation of the affair convinced him that
Miss Hon had not committed an ~
frnclinn of the laws when she skin
fully applied the rod Ia the rear por'
tiou of Young iaiham's anatomy
thereby causing him Ia take his meals
standing mp for a few days.
Miss Hon IN now teaching her third
term IN The Prescott schools. aud has
always been painstaking tutor, he'
work having ~ far given perfect sat
Hnciion Ia the school board. which
Investigated the charge preferred
against hcr aud instead of reprimand
ny her, it's members complim'ntcd ho'
pn doing her duty in such force
tul aud excellent manner