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Beans and Seeds

The market for all kinds of beans except small
whites weaker and generally lower as the ap-
proach of the new crop is impelling holders to
hqnidate their holdings of last years stock.
Beans (per ctlJ-Bayos, SO; pea nominal; !;
small white, $4.60@4.75; large white 81 40:
pink S3@3.15; red. So. .25@350; butter, nomin-
al limas, S4.S00p4S5; red kidneys 50. 1898;
blackeyes, So GAS; horse beans $292. so;
cranberry beans, $2.75@3.10; Garvanzas, 81 80
Cd3.50
seeds-Brown mustard, 3k@3%e; yellow mus
tard nominal; daxseed. So. carload lots; canary
4c; alfalfa, 1115@20c; rape. cleaned 215c; tim
othy, nominal; hemp, Az G41ac; millet, 21 a
3Ac per lbi broom corn seed, S1S920 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at $2@2. % per
ctl.
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fresh fruits business being only moderately az Az
i've during the early trading and OF desusSS I,sS
character during the rest OF the day ~ tree
Tor which there was any demand was ~ -
supply. and with much poor stock onerlnSs = - -
general tone of the market was one OF WeasnSss5 s5
bartlett pears, peaches and pluns "eLc -o-a o-.
to the Gamers at bargain rates. but they Were
Indifferent buyers and sellers had TO depenu ulo-
hucksters and retail tradesmen for an outle.-
Peddlers were only buying when stock was s onSap
and the demand for selected fruit among art uauSS
men was limited at best small eo1slsn-ii it1- :
OF mountain peaches of the CRAWFORD FaIiesJ
came in from Coloma and sold at zoe u sniJr ~ =
box, this price being 25c more than coulu " -.
tanned for similar packages from otner a.
Grated pruneS were hrner on decredseu SuPt1
and an improved demand. but plunaS Iellaln at.
weak, with supplies excessive. Common 70 cuySs
apples were in oyersupply and very duli, wiz
the best selections in four tier boxes were IN
fair request and quite steady as TO price 1ne, ,S
were more grapes Offering than the traue Seoa : ;
well absorb and all varieties could be Dousns -. a.
round concessions. Berries continued 70 DLlns
fancy prices when of good quality Dut II S,1s "Is
difficult to dispose of general offerings OF olaeA-
berries. The melon market was hoeraiy sup
piled and very weak with nutmegs ana eanla-
loupes quoted lower Liberal arrivals anu "a =
heavy carryover from the preceding Jay 49, w. A
sponsible for the weakness in this department
Blackberries- -$2el4 per chest.
Raspberries-S609 per chest
Huckleberries-1O0112ko per h.
Apples (per box)--Fancy in tier boxes. sSeg
ST. common to choice. 4O@75c; crabapples, ZoG
35c for small and 50Q6Oc for large boxes
Pears-Bartlett 659S5e per box for NO ana ana
AeVN AOA W. Ii Du4n5 f-cS<-O -
No. 1.
PIums and Prunes-6oas5c per crate for Prunes
| and 25@50c per small box or crate Tor piums'
open boxes, 35@65c.
Peaehes-SmaI boxes 35@5Oc: open boxes,
30@5Oe for small and 60@75c for large; carriers
55@75e.
Nectarines-NominaI
Figs-256l75c per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 40G75c per box; can
taloupes, $1.5092.25 per crate; watermelons'
$1M2 per dozen.
Grapes (per erate)-Seedless. 65QS5c; mnseal,
65@S5e; Rose of Peru 5007Jc; Fonta1neDleau
and sweetwater 5OM65c; tokay, 75c@$1; large
boxes, 75c0I$1. .25.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Valencia oranges,
$313.5O; grapefruit So 25Q Q3.75; lemons. fancy
Santa Barbara, $4.5O@5; choice do, $50 Sous
San Diego choice and fancy, $z.5Og3-0O; stand
ards, $1M1.50; lines $4M5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. S16175 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2-50@3.50 for Central Amer
ican; pineapples, $l.5043 per Dozen
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Meat Marked


Quotations for dressed beef, mutton and laml
shaded, and live lambs are also weaker
Light hogs on foot are higher.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers follows.
Beef-6@6s4c per 10 for steers, 596c FOR cows
and heifers.
Veal-6@71ac for large and - for small.
AIuttou-Wethers, 71s9S1ac; ewes, 7G712c per
pound.
Lamb-S1a @91sc per lb for spring.
Dressed pork (per lbl-915 @1Oc for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
Cattle-steers No. 1. 50 94e; second quality,
31sc; third quality, 2% @3c; cows and heifers.
Sc for No. 1; second quality, 24e; third qualty
2Ec; thin 115@2c; bulls and stays, 11aGl@e;
Calves l5a4%c per 10 for light. 4c for me-
Sheep~Wethers. 4c per ID; ewes, SIC; shorn.
15c less.
.HoSs-1O0 to $50 lbs, 6h 100 to 25O lbs, SIC;
$50 to S25 lbs &c; boars 90 per cent stays 30 TO
40 per cent and sows 10 to 20 per cent Of from
above quota tons.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-Money on call easy at
A@1H per cent; ruling rate, 1 per cent; clos
ing bid, per cent. offered at l per cent
Time loans easier large offerings; for so
six months, 315@3% per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 31A@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
bills and at 81. S640 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S3B@4S4h
Bar silver, 51kc
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
heavy
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Fruits new eropl-Evaporated apples, 3g
standards 555@6c for choice, 611c for extra
choice and 7c for fancy; pears. 497c; rigs, 20
312c; prunes, 4 size basis. 31aW4c Tor oid ana
44415c per ID for new crop, with premium
for the large sizes
Rasins If. o. b. Fresno)-2 crown, 472c; 3
crown, 4a4c; crown, SIC; seeded. Tc; seedless
sultanas. &c.
Raisins (new crop)-Clusters4 crown. 81 10;
crown, 81 %; crown, 81. T5. London layers
crown, S1.15; 3 crown, $1.25; 4 crown, Sl-f0.
Seeded, 7@713c; seedless, 41ae; Thompson
seedless, 4S4c; loose muscatels, 5S4c for crown,
534 C for crown and sc for = crown
Nuts-Almonds (new cropl nOnpareils, IL y q
12c; lXL, 1Oia@1lc; ne plus ultra, 1Oc; brakes,
912c; languedOcs, Sc, hardshells -. Wal
nuts-13c per ID for No. 1 softshell and 10c fer
No. do; 121sc for No. 1 hardshell and 9l5e for
No. do
Honey-Water white, comb. 16@1Tc; white,
15c; water white, extracted. S@S1se; light am
Der, 7@T15c; dark amber and eandied. 514 93$4c
per lb.
Beeswax- -2s@2sc per ID for light and 24Q25c
for dark.
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Ponltrv and Gnme

Dizziness characterized the market for poultry
yesterday, business in all lines being confined to
narrow limits, and although receipts were com
parauvely light, very few receivers were able TO
erect ciearances. No evinced any disposi-
tion to reduce prices, however, and there were
some who were confidently predicting a more act
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, S4a4 so for small
s5G6 for large and s6.50@7.50 for extras; old
ROSTERS. $3. 3.30@4.50; young roosters $5. SOFAS:
broilers. $4,000; small broilers 81 500a3:
ducks, S4G6; pigeons, 81 %; squads, ST .506a1 -
geese. $1.50@1.75 per pair; gosljngs, 81 100 .
per pair; turkeys, 24@26c per ID for young and
190l2ic Tor old.
(same-Nomnal.
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Cnnditfon nf fhe Trensnrv

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the S15o, 600 600 gold reserve shows
Available cash balance, S19l, ,506,3l9; gold coin
and bullion $32, 3S1, 6S3; gold certificates, $685.,
14S 00O
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Aug 19.-The leading cash quota
No. 3. 9sc@$1io; G1;'Se No red, 93sl @94c Corn
10. z, I949e; No. 2 yellow, T9A @sOc Oats
4s@491ac. Rye-No. 2, 7S13c Barley-Fair to
choice mailing. S5@s6c. Flaxseed-No L north
western, $1.31. Timothy seed-Prime, So. Go.
Short ribs, sides Qoosel, $7.50GS-S0 Mess pork,
per bbl $1475G14S S214. Lard, per 100 lbs,'
$40 Short clear sides lboxedl, $S.75Q9.
Whisky, basis Of high wines, $1.3T
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Hutter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, Aug. 19-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm; creameries,
l9@2245c; dairies, 17@20c. Eggs steady; at
mark, cases included 14@17c; frsts, 1S1ac;
prime frsts, zoe. Cheese steady at 111a a@131ac.
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PORTLAND. Aug. 1s.-Clearings, S9s2. .o3s;
balances S136 293.
TACOMA, Aug. Is-clearings, $500, 800; bal.
ances, $39 oil.
sPoKANE Aug 1s.-clearings, seas, ,es7; bal
SEATTLE. Aug. 49, clearings. $1.e74, ,4es;
balances $l57 ,160.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine ANA Ro.l

SAVANNAH. Aug -Turpentine- Quiet,
35%c: sales. 419; receipts, 1.107; shipments 35s
sales. 317s; stock. 15I924. Quote: A B, C,
81. 40; SPAS; e, $2-50602 co. F, So. .s0G2. .s5;
G, $2.s5@295; H, S340@3.5 80; /, s3. .eo@3. .65;
K. $4.40G4 45; NJ $4.70@4s0; N, $5.3OG5. 40:
WG, So; WV $6.25.
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Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
st Ionia wool Nrnrket

grades combing and clothing. 10000: light
fine. 16@16hc; heavy fine. 11@12c; tub washed.
20@27c.
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Northern whent Market

OREGON
PORTLAND, Aug. 9.-Wheat-Unchanged.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Aug. -Wheat-Unchanged blue
stem, 90c; club, Ssc red, sec.
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London CLOSING StocI,s

Bar silyer-Steady; 27Nd per ounce.
Money-14@% of 1 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is q per cent and for three months
bills l 7-16 per cent
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Aug I9.-The market opened strong
today. with a big demand for Adventure North
Butte and Royale Considerable profit taking
appeared during the early part of the day.
which checked the advance. and stocks We're
more plentiful throughout the session. The
market acts IL it were little too heavy
for the tine..being
The general market looks we'll There are
more bids than Offers right along and a lot of
liquidation has taken place. Miami stock was
listed on the Boston exchange today. Calumet
and Arizona has declared dividend Of 81
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advanced to 4sssc and

higher higher at 477s @4sc. advanced to 4sssc and
PROVISIONS developed firm tone about tne
middle of the session after an easy openlns-
Inc close was firm, with September PORK up oc,
lard &c higher and ribs unchanged.
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
ArtcleS- Omen High. Low CloSe
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East san Mateo Land Company

New Offices, 317 Kearny street San
Mateo Offices. opposite depot. Free ex-
cursiOns for home seekers to East san
MateO Saturday afternoons and sun
days. beginning August 80 Applica-
tions for seats must be made at least
five days in advance
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WATER STOCKS
Marin Co :. so IS v Wat 90. 24& Is
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Nut E L ctfs 4z Pac CON-. II
Pac pfd 65 IStkn b. 50
INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co.. so 90 Fireman's Fd-145 l60
BANK STOCKS
Am NtI Bk. 40 125 Lon-Paris BIZ.
Anglo-CaI -. so 1Ger Trust ..1fo 100
Bank OF CaL32O Is National
First Natnl. .205 Union Co..
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger l. = 5000 Saw O.. - SO
Hum Saw Bk Saw & So. LIS
Mut Sav Bk- SIS Sec Saw Bk..
STREET RAILROADS
California - 1O2 Preside ....- 81
Cseary ...- 40
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co .--....-..... 70
SUGAR
Hawaiian c. s5z 90 Onomea O. ss sssf
Honokaa s 14L Is Paauhau o. 1914 -
Hutch P III IS Union Co.. 20
KfIauea 5 Do pool 40
Makawen @. Ss1s ssTs
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A 51st 5SS Pac Aux Z A. IL S
Asso OIL Co. 81 Pac tat pfd 70
Cal A. 991a1OO Do com ...- Is
Cal Wine A. 80 S E, Oak q s
NV MtTm. 115 Con pfd. 81
Oceanic s Co Ia - II
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New York stoc.- List

E. T. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street
members Of the Kew York stock exchange, fur
alsA ,he following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterOar-
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Northern Business

Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug 9.--Butter-Unchang
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LOCAL MARKETS

San Francisco Money Market
The only variations yesterday were declines
of Ac in silver and Hongkong exchange.
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Decfduous and Citrus Fruits
There was not much life to the market for
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SALES
Morning Session

100 Honokaa Sugar 90 ...-.-.-.-.. a lc5A.
$40 HonOkaa Sugar Co ...........- "A 90
80 Paauhau $ P Co ............-I9.5 so =
5 Pacific Coast Borax Co ....- .151. 90 q
10 Pacific Tel & Tel (Dfd). - p
10 SDring Valley Water Co. TO-. % 90
10 Spring Valley Water Co.. % co
SS 900 Cal st Cable IS ........ .1O1 90
81 600 Market st Ry 1st S. .1O4- 90
5000 s r 1st ref As. ........- 1918
$4,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s-.-.....-. 50 so
s16 600 Spring Val Wat zen mtge A. - -25
Afternoon Session
Board
20 HonOkaa Sugar Co ....-....... l4-Z0
135 Mskawen Sugar Co .------..... 80. IS
40 Spring Valley Water co... "a. IS
81 600 \ Cal Power IS ............. 81 90
81 600 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As "a .
81 900 United OF S 49,. 1925
S5 900 snr;ne Val Vat gsr r,tv. A "a d
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OFFICIAL SALES
Mining stocks
C01ISTOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Frar
cisco stock and exchange board yesterday;
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COPPER CLOsE

The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut.
ton CO., 400 California street. San Fran
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Assessment Directory COmstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 19-lO:sO a.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid Ask
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California stock and on Exchange

S. 600 sprins Val Va zen ntge =. g Is
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

The "sanctum" is still frightened for some of the dear little unwashed. Dent worry, the Republicans have votes enough of their own.-Miner.
 We'll. in heavens name, If Republi- cans have votes enough of their own in Bisbee why this continual appeal to Democrats to forget their politics and vote for Caven and other Republican candidates? This is a sample of what will be heralded over the terri tory shoald sufficient Democrats vote for Caven or other Republican candi- dates to elect them. No Democrat will be given any credit for the success of any Republican, but the political meg aphone will announce to the territory that Bisbee Democrats have joined the Republican party The registered vote in Bisbee is Democratic by not less than three hundred majority, and If the Democrats will give loyal sup port to their party on Monday Bro. Kirk will be wondering where are the Republican votes about which he so recklessly brags.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
THE BsBE DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING.

ministrations during the long years of Republican control
 How many postmasters have been chosen from the Democratic ranks in Arizona? At the election next Mon day Democrats should remember that Republicans never concede anything to Democrats where they are in control, but in committees where Democrats are in the majority they immediately raise the cry that politics should not be considered in county or city cleo tions. There is no reason for such a plea in Bisbee now. The Democrats have named ticket which will appeal to even those who would be willing to forget politics. Such men as George
 Neale, George s. Gates, L. c. Shat tuck, Jack Stevens, man who has worked in the Risbee mines for years; Barkdoll, Allen. and so on down the ticket. are worthy the support oi every voter in Bisbee, be they Demo
 crat, Republican or Socialist.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

ly the democrats of this county have never expressed themselves in way that would warrant such conclu- sion. We are quite sure that 95 per cent of the democrats of Cochise county are favorable to the candidacy of the Nebraskan and we believe that equally as many would favor an in struction for him. When the demo cratic committee met in this county, believing that such was the senti- ment of this county, it was decided that the delegation should be appoint ed by the committed and thus avoid
 the expense of primary which could
 not possibly result in any contest At the committee meeting the reso- luton below was unanimously
 adopted. It will be seen that the
 committee recommended that the del egates appointed favor instructions
 favorable to the candidacy of MT.
 Bryan. It was understood at the com
 mittee meeting that this recommends
 ton would be followed by the dele gation appointed to attend the Tue
 son convention, many of whom were
 present at the time. Following is the
 resolution of the committee:
 T. Glorying in the principles of
 the democratic party, now as in the
 mast. the democrats of Cochfse coun- ty stand ready to uphold and defend them. We recognize in the person of Hon. William J. Bryan leader
 whom the democrats of the nation are more willing to follow now than ever before. During twelve years he has stood before the American peo- ple a spotless statesman battling for the reforms which our political op- ponents would now appropriate as | policies on which to ask for votes ! for a republican candidate. Thus recognizing the purity ability and popularity of the Hon. w. J. Bryan, | the delegates appointed by this com mittee to the territorial convention
 are requested and urged to endeavor Ito secure from the territorial conven-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

With statehood for Arizona now very near it behooves the Democrats of the territory to stand for their party supremacy. If Bisbee shows clean
 Democratic victory next Monday it will be an assurance of Democratic vic tory in Cochise county this fall; If cochise county holds to the Democrat ic faith this fall 1t will mean that the new state of Arizona will be Demo cratic; it means that the constitution of the new state will be framed by Democrats and on the line of the Democratic creed which demands equal rights for all and special privi- Ieges to none. Republicans who ask for the support of Democrats in the city election should be interrogated as to how many federal offices have been given to Democrats in Arizona by either the national or territorial ad-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Less than s2.ooO was spent on the roads and streets of Bisbee by Street Supervisor P J. Mccullough during the two years of his term. an average monthly expense of ss2 for keeping the streets. trails and alleys iE repair The stables Of the city, where fifteen head of stock are cared for. are mod els. and the sprinkling department in augurated by the council has beer splendidly managed by Mccullough A vote for Mccullough is vote fol the continuance Of a man who ha. proven that be knows his business, [ business that cannot be grasped D, every man who asks for it at tht hands of the people on election day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Do not talk one man or two men on the ticket, but let every worker get in and dig for the entire bunch. There is nothing that succeeds like success and a victory for the city candidates means the election of the majority of the county ticket this fall-Bisbee Miner.
 The Miner, in the above. refers to the Republican ticket in this city Republican success in Bisbee will mean Republican success in Cochise county this fall. Democrats of Bisbee should accept the above challenge and make sure that no Republican is elected in this city on Monday. If the Democrats will remain loyal to party and worthy candidates there win be nothing doing for the Republicans in the county campaign this fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
VICIOUS ATTACK
 ON GEORGE H, NEALE.

As far as the candidates for mayor are concerned, the present incumbent, Dr. CaTen, in open council meeting, expressed himself in favor of the poll cies we advocate. His opponent, Mir. Neale, has nothing to commend him beyond the reported taking of liquor cure Respectfully,
 The Anti-Saloon League.
 By Special Committee.
 The vicious intent of the above ex- tract from a circular distributed in Bisbee Friday and yesterday is with out parallel in the politics of Arizona. While the circular bears the official signature of the Anti-saloon League of Bisbee. through a special committee, several individual members of the League have come personally to George H. Neale and assured him that they did not have part in the despicable business.
 Aside from any qualification for the office of mayor that George Neale may have, the wretched attack OF him by a committee of men who set them selves up as the exemplars of a Christian spirit is sufficient to enlist the support of every fsir-minded man, every manly man who loves fair play, who rdespises hypocracy. double deal ing and the insidious attack of the character assassin. in his behalf
 In the battle of life is there any thing more admirable in man than the dogged, resolute strain, in his makeup that enables him to overcome a human frailty? When man does that in any sphere of life. be he labor CT or member of the highest pro fession, it stamps him as man of character. of purpose and possessed of soul that would not stoop to strike as the serpent would infiict it's venom. Almost invariably you will find him square in his dealing. broad in his views and quick to forgive.
 We don't know that George Neale ever took liquor cure. We don't know or care whether there ever was any occasion for him taking one. Neither does any right thinking man or woman in Bisbee. We know George Neale and are proud of him for the man he is today. for his stability, honesty and capability, and so do the people of Bisbee. This camp isn't under the guardianship of any body or organization of men who point the finger of scern and say, T an holier than thou" Its citizens won't stand for infringement on their per sonal liberty or inclinations. If mar indulges habit, that is his business If he decides to cut 1t out and does .cut 1t out, they admire him
 Why don't this special committee Of the Antisaloon League come out iD
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

tion, to be held at Tucson on the 18th day of May, 1908, instructions favorable to the candidacy. of Colonel Bryan for president of the United States"
 The democrats of Cochise are not political tricksters and are not given to dealing ir deception in their ac- tion. The statement of the Democrat has no foundation whatever so far as this county Is concerned, nor do we believe 1t Aas any foundation in sew eral other counties placed in the len dorsement" list It is to be hoped that the democrats of Maricopa coun- ty will not lose any sleep over Co chise county in the matter of endorse ment for Mir. Bryan. They are pledged for a resolution of instruc- lions for the Nebraskan and he will have no more loyal friends in the Tucson convention than the Cochise county delegates.
 We do not believe that Graham county will be found adverse to the resolution of instruction for Bryan and we do not believe there will be a single delegate in the territorial. convention who will oppose resoluS lions instrueting for the man whom it is known the democrats of the territory are in favor Of.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
GOT cocRIsE IN WRONG POSITION.

The Phoenix Democrat is attempt ing to set up straw man for the purpose of knocking him down. We take the following from the columns of the Democrat:
 "As the date for the democratic convention draws nearer. the possibil- ity of a fight against instructing the Arizona delegation to Denver be- comes more apparent.
 Democratic leaders in the south are now asking for an endorsement of Bryan but that the delegates be al lowed to go to Denver and vote for whom they choose.
 Those who want the endorsement without instructions are willing that Arizona's six delegates should be men who are known beyond any dues- ton to be Bryan men.
 Tt looks now as if the delegates from Coehise, Graham. Pima. Santa Cruz and .Yavapai win favor the no instruction plan, with Maricopa, Yu- ma. Mohave and Final for instruc- ions Just where Coconino, Giia, Apache and Navajo counties will stand is in doubt"
 Where the Democrat got the infor- nation that cochsse county would favor an endorsement of the candi- dacy of MT. Bryan instead of an in struction in favor of his candidacy we are unable to understand Certain