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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
j. G. PRIrcHARo.

Tba eobber market today is pooAf f,g Calumet & Arizona has peeh cIsmhing by long strides, quotsuons baine this noon s194.00, an advance of 10 points since last night: oiu norninion advanced from Soo.Vo 10 s5S 00 Greene and Cananea Central are stronger and being picked up readily. Wolverine & Arizona suffer ed a little decline yesterday evening. hut is now strengthening again ana deservedIy so. This stock ought to he selling for s15.00 and may surprise some by even doubling that before many weeks have passed, American is somewhat stronger. but Denn re mains still inactive. Shattuck is fair ly strong but not much trading lt is very difficult to find any bids for Cochise today. Globe has strengthen ed again and Is climbing in price. North Butte and Amalgamated are also very strong. Calumet & Globe and Superior & Boston are being talk en up by many and considerable call for Butte & Arizona and Inspiration. Brooks Consolidated is also becoming quite a fayorite.
 Closing Quotations:
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u,rTToN 6 Cos LETTER.

NEW YoRK-While the ac sass,on
 ss.s HS market in the early sesstor snr .oua' e reassuring for higher priees l pa SSs saxarai days. the rally appeareS 'T ,ote ss;tSolIt much snap and III rs.i sns Sl SaaIsnns some recessdons oceNrsi, .. ar ana Isck of good support was e . Sant The selling was startea O In sharp decline in Missouri Paeine e ex. " which there appeared to De n''fs GonId psonsyties have suffered in the ,o~sS MsS pf sarnines and development tnI0u us. Sh. E, asrriman organization very I uSn tsr,sily but the competition oi que Western w Pacific will c1eate a % 1s.. fereut aspect to the great syste" -..r' Gould has not protected his securi in 1;as in the past and has not oeen in nf tsrestei in speculative moyeneh' ,be m bis securities since 1902 wneh Tn. ne Missouri Pacific sold at sizo. days decline in Missouri Paciiic foons %1a more like a speculative move. wy feel feel like being cautious in buylns I.ecrs l st the moment and would ad' ,,ise onlv 10 take on commitments ol reasonable dechnes-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
PRONE 1ss.
MARKET LETTER.

FEB. G--.The sensational rise in the price of Calumet & Arizona was the feature of the market today. There Is a firm belief that the forth coming dividend is to be $500 is the cause. The strength in C. & A. was reflected to quite an extent in a number of the other Cole stocks, particularly Butte Coalition which scared to $37.50. Superior & Pitts burg strengthened a trifle. but not in the measure that 1t will very shortly. North Butte is more firm and looks good for an advance. Denn. Shattuck. American and Warren are being neglected and are un- steady. Cochise continues to sag. In the low priced stocks Wolverine & Arizona is still. commanding much attention, as is also Butte & Arizona. There is also added life to Superior & Boston. The re- mainder of the week looks like ly to be very brisk for coppers with figures moving upward. and at such a time as this. the substantial ones are sure profit winners when bought on reactions.
 Closing Quotations:
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SIERRA MADRE BONDS

\, Geo. D. Cox & Co.,. bankers of New York, are offering for sale 1.500, 900 worth of the s3.000. 900 of first mort gage gold 6 per cent sinking fund bons of the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber Co. which Is operating in Chihuahua and owns 2,315.000 acres of timber lands. Cook & Cos. circu- lar says:
 "A contract has been entered into between the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber Co. and the Cananea Consol- dated Coper Co. lnow controlled by the Greene-Cananea Col under which the Cananea company takes for a term of 25 years at current prices. a min mum amount of $1 900, 900 worth of lumber per annum."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

will occupy field in money eircleh distinctly its own and one, too, that has never been satisfactorily covered. With the steadily growing interest in the copper industry and the shares of the better mining properties, the ne cessity for an institution where loans can be obtained at satisfactory rates on copper securities has become ap- parent and urgent, and the gentlemen who are at the head of the new insti- tuition clearly recognize this fact.
 Mir. Ryan, whose interest in the bank will be very large. in speaking today concerning the bank said: People connected with the large copper inter. ests of the country have agreed to join us In the enterprise. The bank will do a general banking business, but will pay particular attention to mining interests. The mining indus try has reached such large proportions that we are convinced that a bank. the interests of which are familiar with the affairs of mining companies will be desirable institution"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
KING AND QUEEN ARE PRIVATE,

PARIS, Feb. liking Edward and Queen Alexandria who arrived here weeks sojourn. are maintaining ab- solute privacy. They witnessed the performance of Les Bouffons. at Sa- rah Bernhardt's theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
POPE RECEIVES EDITOR.

ROME, Feb. 5.--coi. Harvey w Scott. editor of the Portland Orego- nian. Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott were received in private audience by the Pope today. The Pon;iff showed great interest in conditions on the Pacific coast
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
WANT TO TxTEND LINES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-Taken- orehf. m'aager of the Osaka Shochone Kaisha Steamship Co, arrived today on the America Maru from Yokohama for the purpose of selecting a Pacifie' Coast terminal for the line. The com pany operates freight steamers rom Japan to Vla6ivostok, Korea. Shanghia. FoTmosa and Hong Kong. and is de- siriohs of extending the line to this coast
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
COPPER.

Boston-The president or oonmnapies ong ua i largest copper produclng, ,,e eo nrice of eives it his opinion tnat n- .ne will av- Copper for the full lso' nsT @ hound.
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NOTICE.

All ladies who are to take part in the Elks' Bazaar are requested to meet tbis afternoon at 3 o'clock in the parior of tine Copper Queen boteI-
 MRS IF. bC. HURST. Chairman.
 MRS. LEWIS HUNT, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

The Manhattan Dividend Mining company subscription stock at 90 cents is likely to be great money maker.
 have no connection with Pritch- ard. Hagen < O. My narne Is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07

Two hundred newspapermen sought admission to the Thav trial. Pooi old Cafuso must feel that fame fin New York is iieeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co
QNCoRPoRATED.) Brokers.
FRED C. HAGEN. Mgr.

FRONT ROOMS 3. |. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-07
ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.

DIRECT WIRE coNNEc- TON WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS.
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E3.n CONGRESS-.
(ContinCed from Page One.)

tanned, but in view of the long contir-
ucd practice and some preced.nts he
felt that the House should itself decide
In order that it might do this. he sus-
tanned the point.
Chandler appealed from the decision
ana ley a vote Of 81 to 1876 the Chain
VAS Overruled. The amendment appro-
pri@ ting S23S.000 Tor the free distribu-
ton of ordinary seeds was then adopt
ed. as had been the practice for Il num-
Der Of years.
BY unanimous vote of the HOUSE
committee on pensions and invalid
pensions. acting as one committee. The
McCrinber service pension bill was
r.lvnrably reported to the House to-
lay. The bill provides that AL veter-
ans Of The Mexican War or the War OF
1861. who are g. years old may have
yearS OLD are to have So a month and
$40 Il month is To be granted to all Vet
cram; ever - years of age.
Littautr Of New York reported t.
he House Tuesday the item attached
by the Senate to the urgent deficiency
Dill loaning 81. 00O,000 to the jamestown
Exposition and asked that the House
consider the Senate amendment as III
committee of the whole. Foster of Yer
mont objected to the consideration as
proposed
Littruer then withdrew the bill with
the Senate amendment and the bill
Viii now take IT'S regular course
through the appropriations committee
or rSpOlt
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Z. L. Nichols Pharmacy.
OPP JOHNSON HOUSE, GARDINER, MAINE
TfeoIf
WILL HEAR COMPANY.
Bay State Legislature viii Take Test
mony Of New York Central.

Boston, Jan. 2o.-Thr joint committee
on rules "f the Legislature. which has
been considering IN order for IN ;nvcs-
LEGATION by special committee of the
question of cancellation of the lease of
the Boston & Albany Railroad 70 the
New York Central Railroad. decided to-
day to near III" railroad company's tcs-
tinoI \.
a subcommittee consisting or Prcsi
dent |happlc # the Senate. Speaker Cole
of the House and Senator Bullock If New
Bedford. was appointed to interview the
members Of tn" commission
Chairman jackson of the Railroad cont
mission was before the Joint committee
for some time today and described thu
details of the service of the New York
Central The fun board az omission
ers will j" heard later. artc! which it il;
expected that the committee will report
rs IDEAS en- the subject u The I.ngiSla
ture
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senator in the Rhode Island
Legislature Tuesday resulted the same
as did the votes taken on previous oc-
casions. Goddard had 40. Colt IS. Wet
more 81 and Utter l. Senator Mowry
still absent.
The Senate committee on inter-
oceanic canals Tuesday considered a
plan for the reorganization or the
isthmian canal commission presented
by Senator Morgan. 1t provides for the
creation of a post of director-general
to be filled by the chief engineer. Re
sides the director-general, the canal
commission will consist of the heads of
the various departments.
A series Of meetings at which prom
inent representatives of employees and
employed will participate. will be held
in Washington the latter part of FEB
ruury for discussion of matters of in
terest to both. Ralph NJ. Easley. the
secretary of the Civic Federation. I'M
der whose auspices the meetings are
to be held, is making the preliminary
arrangements. He talked with the
President briefly Tuesday and made
an engagement for w. II. Mattlocks,
the English lecturer on social condl-
tons. who is to be one of the speakers.
10 meet Mr.. Roosevelt.
Chairman Shonts of the Isthmian
Canal Commission returned Tuesday to
Washington. Mr.. Shonts Immediately
went to the White House. Chairman
Shonts conferred with the President
and Thomas j. Dolan. the secretary of
Tie Intel national Brotherhood of Steam
Shovelers ana Dredging, about in
creasins the salaries of those engaged
in tn. branch of work on the canal. 1t
is realized that if the shoVelers and
drelscmen are given higher wages,
there is certain to be Il demand from
all classes of labor on the isthmuS for
a corresponding increase. The question
is being carefully considered by the
committed and the President.
Representative Livingstone of Georg-
il appeared before the House commit
tee on interstate and foreign commerce
Tuesday and urged favorable action on
his resolution providing for an inves
tigation by the department of COM
merce and labor of the fluctuations in
the cotton market. with the particular
object of aSccrtaining whether such
fluctuations have resulted from the
character Of alleged sales and deliv-
cries on the New York Cotton EX-
change" Many quotations We're made
by Mr.. Livingstone from a report of
the Senate committee on agriculture
and forestry on the condition OF the
cotton industry made in the third ses-
sion of the SD Congress.
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NERVOUS HEADACHES.
Neuralgia Anodyn~ Will Relieve he Pain
Instantly.

Nothing saps ones strength more com.
plctely and is more painful and debill-
tating than nervous headache. A brain
full OF pain cannot do good work. 1t is
for people who suffer with neuralgia, per-
vous headaches AID even tCot hach that
Neuralgia Anodyne is surely a friend in
need. This valuable remedy differs from
other medicines, as it is used internally
and externally, thus going 10 1 H. seat Of
the nerve pains, strengt heninr hc whole
nervous system, and at the same time
finding its way through the pores Of The
skin to the aching muscles and thrObb ny
nerves. IL restores the circulate and
brings new blood to the sore paris, thus
supplying the needed nutrition. !! large
bottle costs but %. Sold under guaran-
tee. SMade by the Tnitchell- Chhmplis
Co, Portland, Maine.
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DR.. Simpson Bit
terly Arraigned'

Riverhead, l.. l.. Jan. 29.--So scathing
was the opening address made late
| today by District Attorney Furman at
| the opening of the trial of DR.. James
! W. Simpson. Il former Fifth avenue
| New York dentist. for the murder Of
| his father-in-la law, BARLEY T. Horner
that Judge Kelly had to interrupt sew
eral times ard beg that the essential
| part of the Indictment be advercd to.
DR.. Simpson sat calmly throughout the
| ordeal.
| The district attorney quoted the
words of Mr.. Horncr is said to have ut
| tered as he fell from the effects of Il
| gun shot wound: My God, doctor. You
! have done it finally" Simpson had
/ made no attempt to assist the injured
| man, the district attorney declared, al
| though he was well adverscd in tn"
| knowledge of treating wounds.
Mr.. Horncr mad been an obstacle in
the path Of Dr.. Simpson the prosecu-
tor said, in that the doctor felt that
| he would have money us soon as his
father-inlaW died. He was reduced
to his last extremity, said the distritt
attorney, and had gambled and vast ID
in other ways his own money.
Earlier in the day a jury had been
secured and three Witnesses all physi-
clans. were examined before adjourn
ment. a night session had been ~
IL rcd. bIt when court reconvencd 1t
was announced that the district attor-
ncy was i'll and the case won't over I'M
til tomorrow.
Two important witnesses have been
brought into the case unexpectedly by
, tn" state. They are George *. Preston.
a convict. serving sentence in Sing
Sing for arson. and Frank Wisnewski.
Il Polish Chorc boy. an eye witness rf
the fatal shooting. whose mind was af-
fected by the scene and Who has been
confined in an insane asylum.
Preston WAS confined in the River
Head jail While awaiting triad for ar
son. and occupied the cell next to that
Of DR. Simpson.
DR.. John Iioyer. who attended Mr..
Homer on the night of his death. was
tn" first witness. He testified that d.
Simpson had displayed considerable
agitation when II" called at his Office
10 bring him to the side of his diving
f;tther-in-law. II" said that the den
list Kept mutterinG. This is Horrible
this is the limit" The defendant hal
told him that he believed Mr.. Horner
was done for.
DR.. Isaiah Fr"nk Of Manhattan tes-
tined THAT he was the second doctor
t" arrive at the IIorner holIs,. on The
n'sht OF the shouting and said that
when DIR. simpson called f"r him he
mad shouted: For Gods sake. hurry.
"id man. I've shot my fathcr-in-law."
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At tn" second days session nf the trial
at PittsbUrg. Pa. of Lieut.. Ralph w
lTury ami Private john Dowd of til.
nth /. :. INF. "l3rgcd with The murdcl
of VIM. II. Crowley Sept. ~ i!N;. for tn,
alleged '7,''l'.ug ot copper from the roofs
Of arsenal buildings. the United States
government attcrptrd Tuesday To vinGi-
cate til" soldiers actions IN placing
Lieut.. Drlry On the stand 10 rofutc tcsti-
noIy produced by the commonwealth /,
Monday that DpWd had Shot at Dru-
rvs command after Crowley had surrer
dcred ana thrown up his hands Lieut..
nrury testified: Il gave no instructions
or order to shoot anybody on thai morn
ing. | refused % turn over the soldier
who had shot Crowley for the simple
reason that a. the time tho civil author
tiles demanded The prisoner | did no.
know who had done the shooting" Jerry
Kenna in his testimony admitted that
Crowley and himself had robbed the
buildings several times.
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INSANITY HEARINGS.
Board Of Aldermen Have Hard Puzzle
In Case of Cora Valley.

The board OF aldermen met last even
ing to give a hearing upon the cases OIL
Mrs John Williams and Miss Cora VAL
lev for insanity. The case of Mrs. VIII
Iiams was quickly disposed Of, Drs.
Heath and Donnell both testifying that
Mrs. Williams was insane. caused by q
sunstroke Of two years ago.
The case of Miss Cora Valley, how
ever, was Of an entirely different char
acter and the city fathers after puzzlins
their heads until a late hour for the So
luton of the problem finally dismissed
the case. Miss Valley is Il young woman
- years of age and has no home ana 10
means of support. She has been out on
the streets on very cold nights at an
hours and has done and said some very
peculiar thinss.
DR. Cobb testified that he had attended
ihc girl and that she was in a very
highiy-strung. nervous condition. anu
that if she was allowed to go as she mas
for a few weeks longer she would prop
ably be violently insane. He stated thai
he could not say fatty the girl was III
sane, as the certificate necessary Tor
commissions to the Insane hospital reads
and therefore could not sign the certlii-
cate.
Dr. Clason was called and he express
cd himself in much the same way as d'd
DR. Cobb, and finally stated that ne
could not conscientiously sign the GER
tifcate of insanity. Commission no the
Insane asylum without a certificate was
80 11nS
the good of the woman were considered
The mother of the girl works in Water
Vile and offered Ito give all she earned
to make her daughter a home but Cora
could not be induced to so to Waterville
with her mother.
The doctors thought that she might
possibly come out all right if she had
good home. kindness and nourishnent
for few days until she became able to
work. and offered to paw for it. but Miss
valley insisted that she had home here
in Gardiner to go to. She stated that
she had rented a house on Brunswick
avenue and that she was going to i've
there The house contained no fuel ana
no furniture and would not be, habtaDle.
Marshal Andrews made the offer 70
Miss Valley. but she said that boarding
out was a dogs life and that she wanted
to live at her home. The marshal replica
that he had boarded olt for the last Is
years. Miss Valley looked at him min
ute and replied with: "Well, you ought
to get next to yourself and get married.
Miss Valley, after a long and tresome
debate. decided to accept the city's hos
pitality for two or three days. a home
with Mr.. and Mrs Bowley being ar
ranged for.
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THE UNION MUTUAL
Reflects President Richards-Pros
porous Years Work Shown.

Portland, Me, Jan. 29-Fred +. Rich
ARDS was reelected president at the
annual meeting of the directors of the
Union Mutual Life Insurance co. a,
the conclusion Of The annual meeting
q the policyholders Of the company to-
day. Arthur L. Bates was reelected
vice president. and Josiah H. Drum
mond. clerk.
At the policyholders' meeting. at
which $4,000 of insurance was repre-
scented. Edward \. Noyes. Frank f. AL
len. d. G. Hamilton and Josiah II.
Drummond of this city We're elected
directors for three years and Governor
William i. Cobb for two years to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Judge Percival Bonney.
The oIth annual report of the direc-
tors showed therc are 41.467 policies
ii force. asgregating s6703S.S5G iasur-
"n"e. The receipts fo- the year were
*@".222.l94 aud disbursements. $2.4el.240
The surplus is $399141.
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IMPROVED MEMORY
And Increased Weight From Eating
Proper Food

Tho ,pc-no,v ana otbor irn,rt,n.
r,ro,i,n,, of ~. ,,,,in ar, ,r,.,tI,- in
"a ,,,. TN. ,.,,,li,;,r ,r Tho dic,o.,
ivo creams
mi p,.v soon, s+ranmn IA ner.onc
vI,o IA III sian n ra,liz. maj ovo,,-
ncw rrII III ,ba brain il made IN from
the food tbat II taken inf, thn stomach
because every Thought wastes cells
which have 10 be rcplaced by others.
When the rror,cr food is used and
fully .!ippstcd. 81 there's no fcrmenta
ton and poisonous waste manufactured
in the bc,iy. and the new cells are buiIt
in as fast as lsel u,. the brain be-
comes clear and memory is SURE. To be
Improved.
A Mich. woman writes.
Three wear. aap vas III /. vry. h;,l
condition. nerves. w ,orr HI, Hast ,x
citcr,cnt would c;t,I.r coli5r=n ANA I
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Tlic stat" department at Washington
Tuesday received 4 cabloGrdm from til"
| American vice consul ut New ChwanG.
China. stating that The plague had
broken out in thai province.
Fir" Monday night in Il warehouse
Owned by Bright e Johnson and oc-
cupi"d principally 10y representatives.
uf eastern whol' $al'r~ ami inanuflc-
turcrs ut Winnipeg. MIn., caused Il loss
of 100000.
According tn Hlvicr@ received at
WillcmStad. Island Of curacao. from
Caracas Con clnor Malta. III The head Of
Il body of armed troops. surprised a
secret political meeting in The YARD, Of
Vice President Gomez. at Caracas.
rnczucla. during the night "f Jan. -.
and in til" lighting which followed.
Governor Malta and several others were
killed and a number. including tn"
comma nGcl of the troops were wound
ca.
Il serious revolt Has broken out in
tho province If kcdir. island Of Java.
Dutch East Indies. according t. a dis
patcn received at Amsterdam. Hol-
Land. Monday. from batavia. 1t is stat :
cd that 800 natives have taken UP arms
and that many oC the Dutch officials
and their adh"rcnts have been killed
or wounded. The vice governor of the
province is sail to be among the
wourdcd and the chief of police is re-
ported to have been killed. Troops have
been diSpa tchcd ID the scene Of tho
out break.
Boston shipping interests were
considerably agitated Tuesday over
the report that the International
Marine co. had decided t. with
draw its fleet of steamers. fnr-
mcrly the Lryldpd Line. from the
s,rvice between Boston and liverpool.
London AMI Mancho ster. for the reaSoo,
it was said that he New York Central
Railroad was delaying and diverting
freight shipments from The West BoS-
ton officials of the steamship line al
mitted Tuesday night that the project
was under consideration but denir
that any definite action had been talk
en- as yet.
Four Italians were killed and sever
al others injured by a delayed blast
at Camp No. of the :. Walton Con-
tracing Co. on the South & Western
Railway. near Moccassin Gap. a few
miles west OF Bristol. Va. Tuesday
The force was working in a cut on tho
roau's right OF way and had prepared
three blasts in massive rock. The
fuses were lighted and tn vorkmca
retired to 4 safe distance Until the cx-
,.iusiun came. Tie men thr1 returned
to work when one of the charges that
n~d failed TO explode let go.