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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-01
"S1nCereIy yours,
FRANCIS ]. HENEY.'
Ripley Understood Arrangement

/ San Francisco, Cal, Feb. Z, 1907
Dear Sir: / hand you herewith a file
of papers covering the movement of a
shipment of fuel oil shipped by the
Associated Oil company over our line
from January 1, 1906, up to and in
GLIDING November 10, 1906.
I'VE agreed with the Associated Oil
company's negotiations, with Mr.. Rip
ley, Mr.. Wells and myself, that in con-
sideration of their making us special
prices on oil for company use, which
is covered by a contract, and a fur
Their consideration that we would take
a certain quantity they would in turn
ship from Bakersfield over our line to
San Francisco bay points a certain
minimum number of barrels of fuel
oil at a rate of Is cents per barrel
from Bakersfield, exclusive of the
switching charges.
"These statements cover the move
nent, except that they have included
Stockton, which is not correct, as it
Is not a bay point and could not be
reached as conveniently by water. We
have paid them on account of this
1929 which should be deducted from
the total Of movement shown in the
attached papers.
1T wish you would arrange to make
up a statement, check the same and
refund to the Associated Oil company
down to the basis of 25 cents per barrel
from Bakersfield, where they are ship
pers, regardless of who is consignee,
as all their fuel oil is sold delivered.
The reason for making this deal. in
addition to what have stated, is that
the Associated Oil company have their
own boats nd carry oil from fields con-
trolled by themselves along the coast
near San Luis Obspo to San Fran
cisco at a much lower cost than the
special rate we have made them in
competition with the Union Oil COM
pany and the Standard oil company.
Ii was therefore necessary for them 10
sell at the San Francisco bay points
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-01
Attack Only the Corrupt


We attack only the corrupt men of
wealth who find in the purchased poll
tician tho most efficient instrument of
corruption anG in the purchased news
paper the most efficient defender of
currupt'on Our main quarrel is not
with the agents and representatives of
the interests They derive their chief
power from the great sinister offenders
who stand behind them. They are but
puppets VIII move as the strings are
pulled. 1t is not the puppets, but the
strong. cunning men and the mighty
forces working for evil behind and
through tho puppets with whom we
have to dea,.
We seek to control laws defining
wealth In the first place to prevent
its doing dire evil to the republic, and
IN the next place to avoid the vim
dictive and dItadful radicalism which,
If left uncontrolled, it is certain in the
end to arouse. Sweeping attacks upon
all property, upon all men of means,
without regard to whether they do well
or i'll, would sound the death knell of
the republic: hut such attacks become
inevitable il decent citizens permit
those high men whose lives are corrupt
and evil to domineer in swollen pride,
unchecked, unkindered, over the desti-
MES of this country.
We act in no vindictive spirit, and we
are no rsspectcrs of persons. If a labor
union does wrong, we oppose it as firm
~ as we oppe Sc a corporation which
does wrong; and we stand for the
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
MINING ACTIVITY IN MAMMOTH REGION
A Large Transaction Also in the Cat
 tie Industry Involving S16,500.

Mammoth is taking on an air of in- creased prosperity according to a num- Der of mining men of that section who were in the city yesterday: Among the Mammoth visitors here were E. M Kilberg, J. F. Dubois, F. w. Pool. J w Barndenburg and H. L. Newcomb Their trip here was made for the spe- cial purpose of looking after a land deal.
 Much machinery is being shipped in to the country said MT. Newcomb yes terday. Among the concerns which are installing mining machinery are the c. A. company which. is also re- ceiving considerable lumber during the past few days and are preparing for much greater operations. The final payment of the Clarke Scanlon prop erty will be made on the 7th of Au- gust. Development work is being pushed on this property.
 The Copper Creek company is in stalling new facilities in the way of machinery, and nine siX-horse teams are now being employed hauling in
 hoists, lumber. and an electric con- centrating plant which will be in serv- ice within the next thirty days it is thought. This is being erected at Syc- amore flats in Copper Canyon. The laying out of the town site is now in progress.
 There is talk of a forty stamp mill on the Mohawk property. This is To- cated only three miles from Mammoth. The company is now crosscutting on the 4O0-foot level having just finished a crosscut on the $50 foot level. Stop ing ore will be begun as soon as the 4GO-foOt crosscut is completed. On the LeatherwoOd property in the Cata- lima mountains, bonded by Col. Ran dolph, twelve to fifteen men are work ing on development. and the property is showing up splendid.
 \ good strike has been made on the property bonded by MT. Tanner where a new five stamp mill is being put up. But the bes; strike which has come to light is on the property of Frank Har- ner and Hand, which revealed six inch ledge of gold ore running in places to as much as S120O per ton. This, of course. in picked specimens, but there are about eight tons on the dumps Wl.ich will run over $100 per ton. The gold is found on a porphery and quartz site contact, and there appear to be considerable indications of its extending a good depth. The shaft is now down only eight feet. The can yon below has been worked as placer for years and many have tried to To- cate the mother lode and not until last week did anything which looked like ready money show up for the many prospectors who have gone over the claims MT. HOgswell has shipped from an adjoining claim parts of two car loads of ore to Fl Paso and the re- turns were s2,2OO net according to the reports.
 But mining is not the only activity in that section says MT. NewcOmb. The ranges are in good shape, fed is plen- ticul in the mountains. A few days ago Wills and Brady shipped 1900 head of feeders to the Salt river valley and
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
THE AZTEC CLUB AND
 ITS ORGANIZATION
1t Begins Its Formal Existence in Nice Quarters and With Membership of One Hundred and Eighty three.

The Aztec club was regularly or ganized last evening in its quarters at the Hotel Adams and starts its life most auspiciously. One Hundred and eighty three names are on the mem bership roll to start with and many more have signified their intention of joining. The board of directors elect ed to serve until the annual meeting next fall is as follows: Dr. John w. 1 Foss, Judge w. H. Stilwell Vernon ! Cook. George Driscoll, s. w. Higley, J. J. Sweeney, T. w. Chamberlain, New ton Levy and William K. SchOfield.
 The directors organized by the cleo tion of the following officers: Dr J. W. Foss, president; J. J. Sweeney, vice president; Vernon Cook, treasurer. The office of secretary was left vacant until another meeting. It is desired that the best fitted man for such a responsible place shall be selected and nasty action was therefore not desir- able. A temporary secretary however, was appointed to gather in whatever loose coin the embryo members de- sired to part with as an initial pay ment.
 llt DOdIu silSD tllllObllCtu lllt dB- pOintment of the following committees.
 House cOmmittee-VernOn Cook, George DriscOll. Leon Jacobs. Entertainment-T. w. Chamberlain, Wm. K. Schofield. C. J. McElroy. Literature and Art-Geo.. W. Cowgirl, Frank Thomas, Newton Levy.
 Membership-W. H. Stilwell, $. w.. Higley, J. J. Sweeney.
 During the business meeting H. F. Ashurst, district attorney of COconino county. was called upon for a few re marks and responded with a very en- tertaining speeck. He recalled the mu- tual friendships that have been main tained between northern Arizona and the Salt river valley for years, the benefits that are derived from this state of affairs and paid high tribute to Arizona and Arizonians every where. who cooperate Loyalty in all things that are for the good of Ari- zona as a whole or any part of Ari- ZOna.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
Hoods SarsapariIIa
40,366 People
RECOMMEND IT

For the blood, for lost appetite, for that tired feeling, rheumatism and other troubles-that number having written us in two years telling of cures and remarkable benefit from it. This great volume of testimony should convince you of the sterling merits of this great medicine. Get a bottle and begin to take it today.
 tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
LOSS OF A FINGER
 IN CANCELLING MACHINE
Miss OIney the Victim of a Painful Accident at the Postoffice.

Miss H. A. Olney, one of the most accommodating clerks of the post of flee, yesterday afternoon was the vic tim Of a most painful accident result ing in the loss of a finger in the cancel ing machine The letters pass through the machine with almost lightning ra- pidity. Miss Olney was attending to the cancelling. The machine appeared to have been clogged by an unusually large and thick letter which had lodged against the side of the groove just out of reach of the wheels which carry the letters to the stamp. Miss Olney put her hand into the groove to re- lease tke letter ard in an instant all was over. The right little finger, sev- cred at the second joint, lay mangled and chushed before her
 Most womensara many men would have tainted but Miss Olnev did nei- ther. She did not even utter a cry of pain but bravely surveyed the bleeding and mangled hand. She sat down and soon turned quite pale but her nerve kept her up. pr. Wylie was summoned and Miss Olney was taken home where her hand was dressed.
 Miss Olney IS one Ot the most pop ular employees of the pOstoffice and in the sudden affliction which has be- fallen her she ha39the sympathy of all of her associates.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
DRUG CLERKS MISTAKE.

New York, May 19.-Fleeing from plague stricken Venezuela, Eduardo De Fraze. a coffee planter came to his death in a fashionable New York hotel early today taking what he believed to be harmless medicine. His wife also took the same and is in a serious con dition- He sent to a drug store for medicine and it is believed the clerk filled the prescription from a wrong bottle giving him atrOphine.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20

several others have made shipments to this valley. during the past six weeks.
 Mills & Kellog have purchased the old Wm. Atchley and SchoOenhouser cattle estate with about 1900 head of cattle. corrals, houses and other prop erty, and including 14O0 acres of land. The purchase price was $16,500 and it is said to be a good bargain. The ranch is located on the San Pedro river and is mostly bottom land. It is about nine miles south of Mammoth.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20

Moffatt. counsul at La Guaira, Vene- zuela, may leave that plague stricken place. All Venezuela is quarantined against La Guaira and no steamship is touching at that port.
 The gunboat Paducah, now at Will lemstadt, will go to Porto Cabelio and there get into wire communication with Moffatt- When the latter is ready to leave the boat will proceed to La Guaira and anchor in the offing and await the arrival of the consul who will take d small craft from the city.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20

pose do hereby adopt articles of in corporation, as follows:
 ARTICLE 1. The name Of this corporation shall be The Pinters' Realty Company, and its principal place of business shall be Phoenix, County of Maricopa, Terri tory of Arizona, and other places if
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
Man Loses His Head.

Weak, anyway. and worried to death because he is not able to carry his work to success. a man w:ll lose his head unless he restores himself with tonic. SeXine Pills are the tonic that will restore any man or woman who is in a rundown condition. s1 a box, six boxes s. Full guarantee Address or call EIvey 6 HHIett where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE PRINTERS REALTY
 HOMDhNN

Know all men by these presents: That We. the undersigned, have this day associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming corporation under and pursuant to the laws of the territory of Arizona and for that pur-
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20

FOR SALE-1O acres on North 7th St, $2,OOO.OO. , acres North Center, s3750.00. 25 acres on Tempe road, s420000. Five room residence Grand Ave, windmill and tank, two lots, highly improved, $1600.0O. 80 acres well improved, sS0.00 per acre. 160 acres Buckeye, improved, s4OOO. F. Barr. West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20

When the evenings are cool
 And you boys begin to call Take her Donofrio's cactus candy And you're sure to be it all.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-20
RELEASE OF CONSUL.
From the Plague Stricken Town of
 La Guairia.

Washington. May 19.-A plan has been determined on by the state and navy departments whereby Thomas P.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
TWO BANKS ARE MERGED
INTO NEW INSTITUTION
Park Bank of Los Angeles, Name OF
Corporation Composed of Gen.
traI Trust and Dollar
Savings Bank

The Central Trust company and the Dol
lar Savings Bank and Trust company We're
merged yesterday into new banking IN
stftution, to be known as the Park Bank
of Los Angeles. Articles of incorporation
have been filed to that effect.
The new bank will have a paid up capital
of 5000, OOO with surplus of $4,000. The
combined deposits of the two banks VIII
amount to $1,000, 900, 1t is said that the
merger was not caused by the recent order
of the clearing house barring banks from
the clearing house which could not show
capital of 5000, 900 or more. The Merchants
Trust company and the American Savings
bank had thought of entering the Park
merger, but finally withdrew.
The new banks headquarters will be those
formerly occupied by the Dollar Savings at
West Fifth and Hill streets. The Central
Trust company's rooms in the Bryson build
ing will be used as a branch of the Park
bank.
The officers of the new bank will be;
President p. w. Weidner; vice presidents
j. c. Kays. W. c. Durgin and A. w. Ryan
cashier w. G. Tanner; assistant cashiers,
H. L. Holland, H. e. Allen and j. W. Kays
In addition to the officers named, the board
of directors will include r. n. Bulla, J.
Wiseman Macdonald, Niles Pease. W. d.
Stephens and E. w. Davies.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 26.--There was some
demand for prime apples and bids If &c were
made, but holders as rule asked Tvs.
Fancy quoted at 101s q11c; choice, Shs @
9lsc; prime, 7@71sc. and common to fair,
5la@6c.
Prunes were easy, quotations ranging
from 4Isc to lao for California and from &c
to 10c for Oregon fruit.
Apricots are steady with choice quoted
at $50 20c; extra choice. 10 @ 2lc, and fancy,
20@24c.
Peaches are unchanged. Choice quoted
at 1O@10isc; extra choice. 11@1l 1sc; fancy.
111A @12c, and extra fancy 13Q14c.
Spot supplies of California raisins are
small, but the market continues weak and
unsettled with loose muscatel quoted at SO
&c; seeded raisins. u @SNc; London layers,
s165m1.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Pre-

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.--Flour--
Family extras $5.40@6.0O; bakers extras.
s5.4O@5.65; oregon and Washington, S4.T0
Q5.95.
$1.62h Q1.671s.
Bariey-Feed. $t.37is @1.4O; brewing, s1.45
@152a; chevalier. nominal.
Oats--Red, S1.421s q 1.55; white, $i.52s q
1856: grays, $1.55@162h,
MISUNDERSTANDING, $4,000 200; rolled
barley. S2s.OOQsO.OO; oatmeal. S4.1o; oas
greats, $3.50; rolled oats. $500 q $500.
Hay-Wheat, s12.00016.5O; wheat and
oat $11.00@1600; oat, wild, S1l.00Qls.00;
oat tame. s1O.OoAl50o; alfalfa, s9.oo9l4;
Receipts-Fiour. 2o4s; wheat. coo: barley.
1000; oats, S5 beans, 51 corn 50; pota-
toes, 1850; onions coo; bran, 81; middlings'
100; hay, 230; hides. 1915; wine. 4s.s0o.
Beans-Pink, $3.00Qs.1o; lima, S4,bo@
400; small white, s3.4o@s.6o; large white
sS.25@3.50.
Potatoes-Early Rose. S1.s5 Q1.5o; Oregon
Burbanks, S5c@s1.O0; Merced sweets, $500
q $50; new potatoes. 2 u q SC.
Onions-Fancy, sass q 400.
Various-Green peas, 30 SC; string beans
zoe: egg plant. 100 15c; green peppers. II u
017ho; tomatoes, s1.25 Q5.O0 summer
squash, nominal; asparagus. Sgse; rnn-
barb. s1.OOQ1.5O; garlic. 12ls@lSc
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Irregularity was
ngain the most characteristic feature OF the
atock market today. The undertone was
heavy at the outset with several manfesth-
tions of strength. but in the main hesitat-
ing There was steady seiiihg OF tne , noss
active issues, notably the steels ana Union
Pacific, and board room gossip credited the
more influential speculative element iaVor-
ing refraction. This feeling seemed 10 pc
based on the bill that the general situatlpn'
more particularly business in mercantile
lines, does not warrant further rise a.
this time. There is at best only snidli
increase in commission house business anu
the bulk of todays operations was again
professional Announcement of the resump-
tion on April 1 of full time at the heaoins
collieries gave stimulus to the Reauing anu
other coal shares Later advices dealing
with steel and iron trade were not espec-
tally encouraging. On the other mana IL
was asserted in trustworthy quarters thae
the demand for copper has forced, that
metal higher
REDUCTIONS in the dividends of Pacific
Coast common and second preferred resulted
in substantial declines Nm those issues;
Union Pacific fuctuated feverishly ana
broke from 12Sh to 125A when it became
known that the new financing plan con-
templated issue Of perhaps S50o0o,Voo IN
bonds The street was plainly disappointed
at the news also the failure OF ueVelop-
ments regarded the so-called Union Paelnc
aggregation plan Southern faclne,
which developed unusual activity anu
strength in the early session lost soi.o -
its gain and the list as whole registered
declines There were partial recoNerles,
however but in the Anal hour the market
showed diminishing force with renewed at
tacks BY the short interests. The close
was steady with prices rallying. From
abroad the only noteworthy feature was the
weekly report of the Bank Of England,
whose reserves declined to 4S.oO Der CEN Dsht
as against 81 20 per cent last week THIS
exhibit was vastly better than recorded oy
tho same institution year ago. None
tary conditions unchanged, there peins
little demand.
The bond market was irregular with gov
ernment issues unchanged on call Iota'
sales. par value, s4,17o,O0O.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
BARLEY AND SUGAR
ADVANCE IN PRICE
OTHER GRAIN QUOTATIONS MAY
FOLLOW
Caused by Lack of Raln--Wno'e
Country Is Atfected-sugar Ad-
vance Due to Shortage
in Cuba

Rolled barley quotations advanced $l'oO
h,,rdred mounds Yesterday. The advance
amounts 10 &c and is due to unfavoraple
conditions prevailing in grain. The lack OF
rain it is said, has greatly impaired tine
market and unless material RELIEF is anoroeu
the crops prices will soar to a point higher
than for any time during the past ten years
In January quotations dropped to Sl.So on On
,ha strangth Of the encouraging outlook for
a large harvest. The dryness OIL the sea
SON however, changed the situation anu
prices have commenced an upward march,
Speaking of the situation the mamager mag. u
one of the local milling companies salu'
ssNuch depends on the weather cohultlohs
within the next two weeks. There Is no
doubt the dry spell this month mas cut 'he
vield and It is certain the crop will not DC
I'm 10 early predictions. However, we may
have an average production If two lnches
of rain will fall before the middle OF April
This is the crucial point and moisture 10
badly needed. Last nights shower 4,n9
hardly sufficient TO aHoro ihote '"
porary relief"
The grain market of the whole country
for the past month has been flrm anu unless
more rain falls there will be. II Is salu, d
wholesale advance in grain prices in this
section -
Corn quotations this year are higher than
they have been for the past several years.
but what the situation VIII DC later oi noilo
are prepared to predict as the crop is just
now being planted. However, 1t is fact
that there is a larger acreage being planted
To corn this year in Southern California thah
in past seasons The harvest TINS year Win Win
favoroble conditions to govern, will be hve
times greater than the harvest OF 1soS'
southern California is fast coming TO thH
fore as a corn producing community
The prospect is good for pountilul nay
season Last advices are that the ram
which fell Wednesday night was sufficient
to relieve the hay crop. The dealers declare
mat even should the season be too dry for
full production of grain the hay market VIII
not be affected as in that event the grain
can be cut for hay.
within the past ten days sugar has ad-
vanced soc n hundred. This remarkable ad-
vance is due to scarcity of raw importa-
tions usually made from Europe and to an
unfavorable report from Cuba crops. Ihe
visible supply of raw material is below nor
NAL and the New York market Is nrn'
affecting the whole country.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
The Metal Market
BY Associated Pres;

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 26.-The London sin
market had sharp closing, spot closing
at f144. futures at f142. Locally the mar
ket was quiet but lower in sympathy with
the decline abroad, quotations ranging from
S31. 35 to $1,000.
Copper higher in the London market with
spot quoted at Eel and futures at f61 rs 3D.
Locally the market was quiet but un-
changed with lake quoted at sls'oo @ lS;so'
electrolytic, $1S.O0Q13.021s, and casting
S12.50@12.S7is.
Lead declined to fl4 Is Cd in London.
The local market was unchanged at $S9OQ
400.
spelter was IS Sd lower at f21 in the
London market. Locally the market was
dull and unchanged at s4.60@4.7o.
The English iron market was higher with
standard foundry quoted at Sis cd and
Cleveland warrants at 52s I'd. The local
market was unchanged with No. foundry
northern s1s.25@ls.75; No. 2, $lI75 @ls25;
No. southern and No. l southern soft
S177561S,50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
Eggs, Butter and Cheese

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2e.-Butter--
Fancy creamery. 23c; seconds. 22c; fancy
cheese-New. 11M @12c; Young America.
l2@14c.
Fggs-Ranch, lie; store Ice.
Poultry--Live turkeys nominal; dressed
t,rrsvs nominal; roosters. old, $4.00@4. 50;
ROSTERS. young. s7Oo@s.o0; broilers. small,
sl.00M5.O0; broilers, large. $6.o0@6.50; fry
ers, $1,000 5000: hens sS.oo@s.5o; ducks.
old, $4.o0@5.00;d ucks young sS'oVg a'oV
pigeons, old. sl.oo@1.sS; pigeons younG,
$2.5O@300
CHICAGO, March 26.--on the produce
exchange today the butter market was nrn'
creameries. 22@28hc: dairies, zoo 26e.
Eggs, easy at mark, cases included. 1s%c;
drsts. lac; prime frsts. 15c; extras Ice.
Cheese, steady 12A @l4c.