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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
LOGAN & BRYAN
Especial to L. ]. Overlook

ASDECldA 10 L. j. OkSlAOS0-J
NEW YORK, June 19.-The action
of the market today was a disap
pointment to those who thought that
after the nomination the list would
advance sharply. but it see ms that
the passing of the dividend on Re
public steel, the reduction in Louis
the probable reduction in dividend on
BALTIC and Ohio and Locomotive has
caused some hesitance among holders
of securities and considerable liqHi-
dation was noted today. Fears OF
tariff revision in the future also
caused pressure in the i-dustrials.
notably sugar. News is commencing
TO appear on the Democratic nomina'
ton and platform, In fact the polit-
cal outlook is receiving much 9tten-
ton at tae moment A great part CT
the recent selling has been attributed
to professionals and a good sized in
terest is said 20 have been created
on the decline and any favorable
news viii perhaps result IA a sharp
recovery as the industrial outlook
shows visible signs of improvement
and the crop outlook, with the ak
ception OF portion ia the southwest.
is rather encouraging.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
WORK IS RESUMED
COMMODORE MINE
Engineer George A, Laird Of
BiSbee Spent Wednesday
in the Capital City,

PHOENIX. June 19.-George A
Laird of the firm of Smith & Laird,
mining engineers of Bisbee. and an
intimate personal friend of George
W. Cowgirl, spent Wednesday in
Phoenix. He is enroute home from
Congress Junction and expects to be
a Phoenix visitor about once a month
from now on. Messrs. Smith & Laird
have become Interested in a profes-
sional way in the operation of the
Commodore mine. by the Southwest
ern Development company of Phila-
delpiria, which acquired it nearly a
year ago. and undertook its equip
ment with machinery, but sometime
ago closed. down operations.
Work will now be renewed. the
mine being equipped with an air com
pressol, two gaSolines and pumps
A gallows frame is now being erect
ed and in n week or ten days sink
ing will be resumed. The shaft is
So feet deep and it is proposed 70
sink it to the 300 level before GOins
any further development. Only live
or six men are now working, but as
soon as sinking is begun three Shift:
a day will be employed. A. N. Tons
has succeeded F. N. CZarnowski a
superintendent The Commodore
property adjoins the LeviathaT
group and Mr.. Laird says is a ver1
promising one
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
PANE wessER q co. ON COPPER
fsUecIaI wire to L. J. overiock.)

Especial wire to L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, June 19.-The rally this
morning was shortlived and then the
traders began 10 sell the whole list
on che theory that the good news was
AT cut and that stocks would sag
lower. There Is no public interest In
the market this morning and this
sYisc,Hraged traders. Greene Cana
nea. was weak on stop orders but we
think It should be bought here for
several points Nortf
very steady. over one thousand sell
ing in scattered lots at 81.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
DOINGS ABOUT
SILVER KING,
P|NAL COUNTY
There Is Every Indication of a
Wave of Prosperity Sweep
ing Over This Promising
DiStrict-New Ore Bodies.

SILVER KING. Ariz-, June ia.
V. Lander and Horace A. Bennett OF
Boston are awakening the long sleep
of the once famous Box Canyon, on
the Newberry property, by putting
in new hoist, air compressors, new
cook and bunk houses and, last, but
not least, they are down $50 feet and
say they will continue down to the
l,0O0-foot level.
On their near neighbor, the Alta
property, General Manager and Super
intendent City. formerly of Colorado,
has certainly made vast improve
mentS since taking charge OF the
property. He has completed a great
amount of tunnel work, proving with
out a doubt that he has struck the
main tissue on the Golden Culver
group He has installed new hoists
and new air compressors and has a
double compartment shaft down 150
feet. showing a continuous ore body.
On the north and east is the VIII
liam McGrew and Schwartz Lead and
Copper company. They are operat
ing on two shafts, 500 and 100 feet.
respectively, with a large amount of
good pay ore on the dumps and with
a fun force of men at work.
In the old McGrew mine. Messrs.
Enright, Brown and Smith have
very fine gold proposition. They are
negotiating a deal with the Blue
Ridge Mining & Development COM
pany of Los Angeles, and W. H
Knowles, who visited the property re-
Gently in the interest of Los Angeles
capitalists, was very much impressed.
The now famous Superior & Ari-
iona property, two miles and half
from the old town of Pinal, with
Frank Horn as manager, has started
up with 16 men, and Mr.. Horn says
it is his intention to have that yalu-
able property in full operation in "a
few days
Mr.. Mckee of Denver and his asso-
ciates are looking over their vast
holdings on the old Henry Lempker
group. These gentlemen have driven
a 609-foot tunnel and contemplate ex-
tending it at least 800 feet more to
cut their main vein, which runs north
west and southeast through their
property. J. H. McCabe of the San
Rival Mining, Milling and Smelling
company has a force of men at work
and they are getting out some very
high copper and silver ore. He con
templates increasing his force by the
18th of June, and says that even if
the price Of copper and silver has fall
len, the ore in the Pioneer district
can still be mined at a profit.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
THE CASE TAKEN
TO LAND OFFICE
Suit Involving Mining Land
Which Is Worth S250,0O0
Up at Phoenix,

Attorneys concluded their arga-
ment before Receiver Hildreth of the
Phoenix land Office yesterday in the
suit brought by Frank Miltenburg
versus the Imperial Copper company
to set aside the application of the
latter for a mineral patent to 2
acres of land at Imperial, Pima N
ty, on which they have improvements
va 4 at s25O,OO0.
Miltenburg claims the Twelve
acres and the valuable mineral rights
by reason of a mlu,ag location made
several years ago. He claims that
the Imperial company's subsequent
location was not valid, and that the
company has not complied with the
regulations.
The contention of the Imperial
company is that when they made
their location, Miltenburg had aban-
doned his location, and that the
ground was vacant and subject to
original location.
On the twelve acres involved in
the suit stands the big concentration
of the Imperial company, several
other buildings and part of its rail-
y n ira KS. The land is located al
most in the center of the holdings.
Attorney Ben Goodrich appeared
for the Imperial company and Attor-
neys G. w. Levins and w. H. Saw
telle for Miltenburg, in the argu-
ments made yesterday afternoon.
Receiver Hildreth has not yet in
Dictated when his decision may be
expected.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
MINING NOTES.

United States Mineral Patent was
received by Superintendent A. c.
Sieboth at Phoenix last week for the
four mining claims which belong to
the Arizona Hancock Copper compa-
ny. The mining property lies about
two miles south from Superior and
has been developed by the company
for the purpose of proving its values.
The Arizona Hancock Copper com
pany is composed of mining men
from the upper peninsula Of Michi-
gan and has already spent a large
sum of money in the development OF
mining property in ella and Pinal
counties.
Good Roadway is being made in
sinking the new shaft on the proper
ties OF the Pittsburg Mayor Mining
company. according to the statement
of Lon d. Hall, general manager OF
that concern, now in Tucson on bust
ness. Hall says that the shaft is now
down 100 feet and that the ore shows
improvement in values in depth
J. J. Fisher. consulting engineer OF
the United Verde Extension Mining
company. who recently returned from
visit to the Little Daisy mine at
| Jerome. is enthusiastic over the
prospects of opening large body OIL
ore in the near future in that prop
erty. The shaft is down SO feet
A section has been cut at the 500
| foot level and drifting is now in prog
ress from il.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
IMPORTANT STRIKES
AT OLD DOMINION
Have Recently Been Made at
Globe Mine,

BOSTON, June 19.-The Old Do
1ninion company has recently made
two very important strikes. On the
10Th level, within 100 feet Of the Old
Dominion end lines, and running into
the United Globes Gladiator claim,
on the main vein. it has an ore body
8 TO 10 feet wide. the ore averaging
- cent copper with few ounces
Of silver.
= 1ae I4th level, about 40 feet east
of the main crosscut from A shaft,
a body OF ore 8 feet wide has been
cut which is solid sulphide and ay-
erages s per cent to 10 per cent COP
per.
In both instances tais Is all new
territory, and is farther east than any
other ore ever encountered in the
Old Dominion property at this depth.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
WALKER BROS, LETTER.
Especial wire 10 L. ]. overiock.l

Especial wire 10 L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, The market opened
strong today. at advance over last
night Nomination of Taft had been
regarded as a bull argument, buying,
however, was not sufficient to with
stand tae selling pressure and as II
is so often the case. good news was
used to sell on. The passing Of the
Republic preferred dividends and re-
ductioH in Louisville ana Nashville
dividends were distinctly adverse
factors. Market closed weak at low
est prices
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
Street Railway Aoeideot.

One of the startling facts developed
~ the public service commission of
New York city is that over 200 per.
sons are killed or seriously injured
every month by the urban railways un-
Ter the commissions Jurisdiction. The
annual toll OF deaths il accidents is
between 500 and 600.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
Cattle Are Dying.
GREENE WANTS PROPERTY
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES

Ell Correo, a Chihuahua, Mexico,
newspaper, says information has
come to its knowledge that proper
ties controied by Colonel W. G.
Greene have been decided to the
Guaranty Trust & Banking company
of Ell Paso. Texas, and that the
Greene company has presented a pc
tition to the Chihuahua legislature
asking that it be exempted from pay
ing taxes upon the sale or mortgage.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20

Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-20
MARKET
WITH SELLING
THE FEATURE
Railroads Seemed to Be the
Principal Sufferers-Coppe
Stocks Were Not Overlook
ed-0n the Local Curb.
CBy Frank ]. Graft

The close of today's market does
not show very much strength in any
of the stocks. There seemed to be
considerable liquidation, especially
in the New York stocks, and prices
are considerably lower than at the
close Of yesterday. Railroads seemed
to be the principal sufferers and
Union Pacific, st. Paul, Reading,
Missouri Pacific, all show rather Sc
we're declines.
Coppers were not overlooked and
nearly all the active ones we're sold.
Amalgamted North Butte, Old Do
minion and several others. North
Butte. Calumet & Arizona and Cen
trail sold today. ex-dividend. Greene
Cananea broke to 10 IA at the close.
Local curbs remain unchanged. The
lower priced issues continue in good
demand with but light offerings
Shatuck is firm at IA with little stock
coming out at present price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06

hose among the white population.
OF the total Of "a deaths in January.
10 were colored and eight whFe.
Three were white males. i've white
females. nine colored males and sew
N colorcd females.
There were eight deaths among the
Children Under ave years OF ago.
There worc two deaths each from
nneumona, paralysis, bronchial as
hma. acute noph tits nnd one each
rom earocmn of the liver mlningl
ls' oedema OF lungs. acute gastric In.
cotton suicide by rms, anaemin, con-
spnitnl malrormnilon of tho he7rt,
fracture of the skull cancer of leg.
lponlexy catarrhal pneumonia heart
llsca7e, rheumatism. consumption
md sonilHy
Tho report shows The county 10 be
~ n most remarkably good sinte OF
heelth thc-c being only three CAGES
Of typhoid IN the entire county and
70 other contagious diseases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
Matters Personal.
Observation-Disclosures,

Central Methodist church was the
Gene Of nprotty marriage M r o'clocI;
ycsetrday afternoon. when Mr. Levi
: Moore claimed Miss Amelia V
MoEor ~ his bride The inferior oi
hr oiifcc had been prouis decorated
or the Neut and there was a largo
rowl q the frlcnds of tho Young
'oupls present To witness the cere-
mo0y Rev John j.. Cnthriell The
onsior, was the officiating minister.
Tho bride, who wore becoming
Going away dress OF brown, was NJ,
ended by hNr sister, Miss Mogcr. a.
mid OF honor. while Mr.. .Iosepl
Moore was his brothers. best man
Nr George Guy and Miss Dora Conk.
Ing were tho other attendants. Mos-
ers George w. Elliott, BENTON Charles
'snac II, Smith and i. II Turner wcr,
he ushera. Tho wedding march wa,
N'n'cd by Mr.. j. NJ Uall.
Following tho wedding MIR. nnt
Mrs. Moore went TO Old Point, wher,
hoy bonrhed the steamer for vlsl
. philadelphia and Other points o
interest
Mrs Moore is tho daughter o
captain aud Mrs. ID. w. Moger,
very attractive young woman an,
popular with hcr circle of friends
Mr.. Moore formerly resided In Yorl
'orniy, bnt has for several years
he'd n pos't'ou With tho Snyre Bro
hers foundry in Phoebns.
upon their return to HAMPTON tho,
III reside with the brides parents
n Locust street.
CAN'T ana Mrs. Morer rendered IN,
Nridal party delightful reception
aud dinner at their home last even
Ing.
Rev. pcndleton Jones, u. d., return
d last night from visit OF scvera'
lays in Richmond.
Mrs S, j. Winnie VIII leave toda,
for Washington where she Will spon,
tho remainder of tho winter with hel
daughter Mrs. clam.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
5000 MINERS. ON STRIKE.
Object TO Use of smokeless Powder
Unless screens Are Changed,


Unless screens Are Changed,
PITTSBURG, PA, Feb. Be-
cause they have been ordered to use
molteles1 powder. men In 10 mlnes
# tho Pittsburg Coal Company In the
Yonghloghcny Valley struck work.
Probably 5000 arc affected. The order
viii become general all over the
Plttflprg district and may cause a
wholesale strike before the contro-
yersy is settled N
The miners charge collision be-
,ween the state mine inspectors and
operators In the Issuance of tho or
der, The Inspectors insist that 1t is
I measure taken 10 prevent the aw-
tul disasters which since December
have caused the loss OF ZOO lives
within 100 miles of Pittsburg
Tho miners do not object to using
the powder, but declare n change in
Tho screens employed will be neces-
cary, so that they Will not suffer loss
II wages. All coal mined Is run over
n screen with bars 1% Inches apart.
Coal that goes through the screen is
y losA to tho miners. They assert
that smokolsss powder tears the coal
W - " "tiS" I" n'tSNi fSitSH'"Bo ~
20 through the screen. 10 the gain OF
tho operators, This furnishes the
basia Tor the CHARGE Of collision.
SmokeiNss powder does not make n
lash whcn blasts are set OFT and for
this reason the inspeotora say they or
iered It's use. In 30 per cent. of the
accidents caused by explosions in
mines the cause has been traced TO
he fash of cheap powder following
blasts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
Display rf Tq'nsr Pictures WiII gol
Close on Friday.
CLIO 5IA6 hight WILL 8E SATURDAY
Despite lnelemens Weather There were
Coed sized crowdo in Attendance
MISUNDERSTANDING Program An.
noaroed for Tonight.

Although last night was one OF NE
most dieagrecablo ms far us weather
Is concerned there was an unusually
large crowd in attendance at the art
exhibit In Armory Hail.
., was announced that the commit.
tee IN charge Of the exhibit has do
oidcd 10 hold the cNhibit on Saturday
night ana not 10 close tho AFFAIR with
Sthe big belaaE tomorrow avonipa
aaE had been tue Arst intention. An
attractive program viii be arranged
Tor th'a occasion, and the closinr
p night promises to be among the mos
Interesting evenings of the week.
"Llvlng Pictures" Tomorrow MINT.
What is announced as the star at :
traction OF tho week on tho program
Is the entertainment announced for
tomorrow evening, Mr.. David Fran
kol has charge OF this feature and
bes'tles the hagnnr there will no mr.
extremely unique program OF "Livlnr
P'cf,irea" Pretty Young girls IN
catchy costumes will bo. shown from
sshe large frnmo erected on the stage
"a chorus OF 90 school children wiz
ssing q nninbe- of songs. Including tina,
Z most nnnnhrr mir, "Schoo, DAYS"
Free Railway Fare fer Children.
Thu committee IN chnrre =, INC
iort eThih't IN plenoed over the nc-
zion OF tho officials of the Ncwpor'
Now" q Old Point Railway and nlec
trio Cnmpanv yesterday IN annonnc.
Ing It's Intention to furnish spocin'
cFrP 10 tol,a tho school children %
tipmron Nervrori News ana Phoo
1brs to the exhibit.
Under the arrangements nurecd
srinon MI NJ The children will bn r,vcr
ihe onrortinitv of ATTENDING tho ev-
SnNoit ne she guests OF aNo street rail,
way, SO far ne the f,re Ia concerned
INC enmnanv will turn over Ia thr
committee snncial car ana tho com.
nlutee VIII decido mon the houre n.
TROY moe ing. This Is cnnceR-
ss'or 'hns e most hiGhly gratifying To
stee coTnmlttce for It means th9t the
Hfhecl children IN Ncwnort News
Hamnton and Phoebus will not hnyc
70 50 TO the expense OF paving their
Fares to see tho educnfiona, exhIb,.
Z Tho trims, however VIII BIZ made on
the special cars ana not upon tho
regular cars. "
Today's Program.
Tho protTrams arranged FOR today
are r'rpn below.
NfterpcNn frcIn 4 TO h--Informo,
~ A''i'cf md the Fronch School
yrs = " snvro' road'nv. Mrs. WIN
,RrHn'cn R'isld: solo. "Drcaminr Nor
erer Mss Cnshv, reading. Nrrs. Nvr,
SB'i'ndnn Rr'h; solo Miss Aoney Ford
N'ctt s'SH Mosars. Wevmnrth
e'1lsfcri nNd woodnn, in an orlgino,
comedy sketch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
Child Swallowed Safety Pin.

Master a. Tyler Hun. the two year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hrll,
of Homo street yesterday morning
swallowed n safety pin ana whether
The child Is in danger OF losing Its
life because of the accident. all de-
pends upon whether the safety pin
was closed or not. DR. Hope, the
physician who WIS called, saws that
" the pin WAS omen serious compiled
tion might result and If 1t was closed
there is not much danger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
CHECK FOR The FIReMHM.
81. rammsny Lodge Appreciate the
Work at Masonic Temple Blaze.

III reformation of the splendid work
the department did in saving the
lodge room. ST. Tammany Lodge. No.
8, a. f. 6 a. NJ, has sent check for
800 to the Hampton fire department.
The ilremen fought braycly at the
blaze in the Masonic Temple to save
tho lodge room and the valuable and
ancient jewels of the lodge ana the
MaGons are thioughly appreciative OF
their work. If IL had not been for tho
excellent Judgment displayed by the
tiromcn the entire building would
haye been probably destroyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
CHECKER TOURNAMENT.
Mcssrs. Phillips, Hall. Gibbs and
Garnett to Represent Hampton.


a lively interest Is felt in the out
como OF the checker tournament be-
tween HAMPTON and Newport News
nlavers In the Yong Mems Christian
Association hero this evening. Mes
srs. w. f. Phillips. Arthur Il. Hall. G.
w. Gibbs and Carroll Garnett, Sr. VIII
represent Hampton. while Newport
News will send Messrs. Sanford, Lit
tlepage, Parker ard Heath
There is considerable rivalry over
tho game between the two associa-
tons.
The chess tournament has been
postncned until next week
Beard of directors meet this after
noon at O'clock.
Ladies' Auxiliary meets Mt $3.50
o'clock this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06

Take your prescription to Hun's
Cut Rate Drug Store. 1929 Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
ssr,e Old Result in Kontueky.

FRANKFoRT. KY. Fob. 6.-The
Senate and House in Joint session
took a formal ballot for United States
serntpr without result today. The
ballot follows; Beclinan So. Bradley
90. Blackburn 4. McCrary 3, Allen Q,
- M. Flexner l..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
EXCHANGE SEAT, $1,000.
Met a Record Low Price, but $4,000
Cheaper Than Hinhes..

NEW YORK. Feb. 5--A New York
Stock Exchange seat has been sold
for $4,000. This represents drop
Of $1,000 from the last previous sale
out is stlll we'll above the low price
nj $4,000. which stock exchange seats
touched in last years financial crisis
The high record pa'lce was $685. 900
in August. 1906.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
To Meet Next Wednesday.

Because of the art exhibit in Ar
mory Hall last night the Peninsula
'GuardU did not meet for reorganizn-
ton. The company will meet next
Wednesday,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
Take Your prescription to Hun's
Cut Rate Drug Store. 1890 u
keeplnn Onen HOUSE.

Everybody is welcome when We feel
good; and We feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working
properly. DIR. Kings New Life pills
regulate the action OF slomach liver
aud bowels go perfectly one can't helm
feeling good when lie uses these pills.
25c at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
PetcoIa In Police court,

Gus Petcola. a negro, will be in the
police court this morning 10 answer
the charge of assauting Lee Bright.
coiored last night. officer r. d..
Horo had chase to find Petcola last
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
crew Was Saved.

News was recelycd here yesterday
TO the effect that the crew of the
fishing schooner Emma, which was
sunk Sunday, was saved and taken
70 New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-06
IyENTY-FoUR DEATHS
DURING JANUARY
Asaln tbs Messenger Visited Two
oolored Persons to every One
Whlte-Health IL Good.

Ace'orl'ng to the monthly rcror.
OF DR. Waiter a. Picker. the health
ofIicer OF Elizabeth City county, the
deaths among tho negoes doubled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-19
". F. C|LMER FOR LEGISLATURE

The Ardmoreite takes pleasure this
morning in calling the attention OF
the democrats of this county To the
announcement OF w. +. Gilmer who Is
asking the support of the people for
the office of representative in the
state legislature from Carter county
Mr. Gilmor has CampaiPned much of
the state aud is so well known that
there Is little for the Ardmorcite 10
say TO give him a more thorough In
PRODUCTION 10 the voters of this county.
He moved to Ardmorc several years
ago from North Carolina aud at once
became one of the leading citizens of
the town As proprietor of the GIL
mcr Hotel he has made a financial
success, but he has never allowed his
business cares to take his Interest
from his friends and from his party.
n the democrats of his home town
want duty performed and perform
ed well Gnmer Is called upon and
he has always made good In, every
undertaking. lie rs one of the best
after dinner speakers I'm the cuun.
try. He is "A treless worker and II
the people of this county select him
as one of their representatives they
may rest assured thai their business
win Dee In the hands of an experienced.
safe man lie viii not return empty
handed from the legislature. He pos