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The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1908-09-26

the hlndmost Of the refugees had al
ready been captured when, In passing
through narrow defile. the KahrS
were assailed by fierce rain OF
stones from the surrounding cliffs, I'm.
dismaycd, the Kafir horde pressed On.
but the roadway beneath them had
been undermined, and when enormous
powders, falling hundreds Of feet
through the air, smashed through the
thin crust, great pits were laid bare,
into which the Kahrs iioundered and
were then mercilcssly pelted with
fusillades OF shaIp.pointcd rocks. lint
the real fighting occurred when the
Ksiirs, filled with dsmay al The
carnage that "nsued In the pits. on
doavOrod 10 retreat.
On the following morning a very
pathetic sequel tO the battle occurred
when Stoncl, grioyoualy wounded.
dragged himself back 90 his old home
mt the store. II wus painful and usc
! less Journey, for The buildings had
/ been burned 10 the ground and nothing
remained but the smouderiug cmbcrs,
| But StOncl had come home Tor a
| definite purpose. lie at once began
to scrapc and die among the ruins
until he succeeded In finding a lev
/ rags and Il small bOtttr containing
some liquid Tondrrly he stanchsd
/ the flow OF blood with the rags and
empticd some OF the lluii into tbe
wound. Feeling no better from The
| application, be sought other rags and
another bottle Ills laith Ia the n, me
dy was supreme. In this way his eyes
had been cured, and In many otheS
cases he had witnessed the SUGGESTED
application ~ rags and bottles iiut
growing weaker and weaker, his
thoughts naturally turned 10 his HSDc
fostcrmOther. Dospairlngly, he
glanced from side to side Many .
time he had watched for her home
coming. Then he tucked his pitifh
face under his forearm and curleo
himself up, just like dos going is
sleep Looking down upon him you coax
have counted the almost impcrceptibls
heart beats under the gray, shagEr
coyering-One two, three-and Thea
S'otfel, the hero OF Petticoat pass, Was
dead
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1908-09-26
Just as Clear as Water.

Athol, Mass.-Athol residents have
long wanted to know the cause of the
ill-smelling, disagreeably tasting water
in the town mains, They found out
when the state board Of health eX,
planned succinctly and lncontrovert.
IDLY as follows:
"Aphanizomenon, one OF the cyan.
ophyceac, imparts odor and tas'e. but
harmless. To restore aormal ,ondl'
lions, get rid Of them
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1908-09-26
A Commercial Criticism.

How often you see artists Of rea,
merit struggling for a livelihood"
ITS mostly their own fault. an.
swered Mr. CumrOx. I'D be Willing
TO give some OF EN- a chance, but the
trouble with real artist is that he
insists on gainting pictures that don't
advertise anybody except himself ''-
Washington Star
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
OFF FOR THE DRAGONS.

TOMBSTONE, April 9.-George s. Swain went to the Dragons yester- day. He is the owner of the Empire, "a gold. silver and copper proposition about ten miles from Tombstone in the direction of the Cochise Strong hold. On this property the shalt Is down 70 feet. and they are in large vein. the footwall of which they have as vet been unable to define. The ore averages s53 and the proposition looks exceptionally promising
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
NEWS NOTES GATHERED
 FROM THE LOWER COUNT KY

When B. J. Gates, general man agar of the Sierra Madre Land and Lumber company was in from Ma deria, the first of the week, he stated here that that the first of the two great saw mills, with a capacity ot 250,000 feet per day, was complete and turned over to the mill superin- tendent Mir. Gates also stated that this mill would be started up about April 1st, and not later than April Enterprise.
 The owners of the mines at Hosto- tipaquillo are negotiating with 4 number Of American capitalists who want to buy the properties, and who are forming company for that pur- pose. The price asked is s1,500,0 900. If the deal goes through, a brancn railway will be built from the Cuada- ajara and Guaymas line, from re- quesquite as far as HostotipaquiIlo. to give an outlet for the mineral products.-Jalisco Times.
 The districts of the state have re- ported that local juntas have been installed Tor the work of celebrating Mexico's centennial in 1910, and they are working with great enthusiasm. It has bsenA considered that proper division of the funds raised will be to devote so per cent to the localities
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
WARREN SURVEYS APPROVED

PHOENIA, ApriI y.-The suryeyor general has approved Mineral Survey No. 250S, The Last Chance iodc r,a. ing claim. and Mineral Survey No. 2509. Wedge lode. These surveys are both situated in the Warren Mining District, Cochise county. Arizona. and claimed by J. T. Hood.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
WAS OFF DAY IN M ARKET
 WITH TRADERS
Buyers Held Off Yesterday,
 Expecting Stocks At Their Own Figures = Marginal Stocks Getting to Be Feature
(By Frank J. Grd.-

The market lacked interest the en- tire day and looks ls though 1t was an off day for traders. Stocks, how ever. held their own and there wa no disposition to sell. Buyers that were in the market we-f holding on expecting to get stocks ar their own |ficures.
 The New sork market, however, showed more activity and most stocks closed stronger than at the opening. Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific, Reading and Shelters were the most active in the New York list.
 The Boston market did not renee, on the strength shown by the New York market, but all stocks held firm and closed at about the same as tae opening.
 Marginal stock is again getting to be the feature, as bankers in the east are now in a position to han dle this class of trade, due to tho fact that there has been considerable money coming in from the west.
 The curbs are at about the sane as yesterday, with practically no change. although the market shows no inclination to show any weakness
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
BODY OF GOLD ORE
 IN LONE TREE CLAIM
New Shaft Down 65 Feet Hits Pay Dirt Which Is 1 1-2
 Feet Thick.


 PRESCOTT, Appril 9.-Since talk ing over the Pine Tree group of mines. two months ago, under bond and lease, TregaTthen and Jen- kias have been successful in opening a very promising body of free mill ing gold ore in the Lone Tree claim. The find was made in a new shaft now being sunk by them. The shalt is down 65 feet and the paystreak in the bottom is 1-2 feet ill thickness, sampling $161 ton. The ledge is n slate and schist contact. It is five feet between walls and shows every indication of being true Assure.
 Tregarthen and Jenkins are push ing the work of sinking the shaft as fast as possible. They have passed several feet through the ore body waich continues to improve in size and values with depth. Preparations are being made for test mill run of the ore now or the dump.
 The group. comprising eight claims, is located in the Mint Valley district, north of Granite mountain, within easy. reach Of this city by wag- on road
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10

have located one claim lying west oi the old corral that is between Monte Cristo and Copper City. They report some excellent showings for whai little work has been done. This is believed to be one of several claims that were formerly the property of 70 R. Pfrtle and others of Douglas.
 Joseph Young has done the, work on some of his claims.
 The most extensive work to be done is that on the San Simon and Captain Duncan claims. but it is mol yet known when work on either one of these groups will be commenced Annual work will not have to be ac complished on claims of the Manffat tan for which patents have already been received; and probably not on the others. To examine into the ner its of the Copper Bluff claim of the Manhattan group for disposition as to recommendation for patent, Mir Gil lette, forestry bureau geologist, wis tied that property this week There seems to be no valid reason why the company should not be able to secure patents to all claims in the group.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
]. Timing, Shelters & Stock Quotations
SUIT FOR S3O,OOO
 IN YUMA COUNTY

PHOENIX, April 9.-Hoping that he will be able to persuade the jury to award D. J. Brislin judgment for $s0.Oo0 against Felix Mayhew and other commission in big mining deal, Attorney P. w. O'Sulliyan, Of Prescott is in Phoenix today on his way to Yuma, where the case is set for trial tomorrow
 Brislin claims that he sold the North Star group of claims for May hew. Charles De Corse and Nick Larson to English capitalists for S30O. 900, the agreement being that he was to receive 10 per cent. or s30. .000
 After the deal had been closed Mayhew refused to pay the commI-- sion on the grousd that Brislin was acting Tor the purchasers and not for him in the deal and that he should look to the buyers for payment for his services.
 But Brislin denies that he was the agent of the buyers and asserts tina, he received instructions from May
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10

where they are collected, 10 per cent to the capital of the state. and the remaining 10 per cent to the capital of the republic.-Chihuahua Enter prise.
 Dr. Valentin Molina Sanchez, pIesi, dent of the board of the Spanish Mu tual Benefit Society, has just made a visit to Mexico City to confer with Drs. Liceaga and Bernaldez, to se- cure data for the purchase Of the fur niture and scientific instruments for the new $150,O00 hospital which the society will inaugurate this gear. The building, which is situated near the sea, was built entirely with funds subscribed by the Spanish col ony. It is proposed to place it in the same category as regards interior ar engagements, apparatus, etc, with the general hospital of Mexico City, Mexican Herald.
 The Mexican Central is making a series of freight hauling tests to de termine the maximum freight ton mage that an ordinary engine can haul over the line with dispatch and safety. The experiments will proba- bly last two weeks. The tests ere being made on all divisions of the Central. and it is almost certain that when the required data is at hand the road will be able to revise it's work and transport more freight in quicker time, and otherwise facili- tate the freight service.-McxIcxn Herald.
 The coal crields near c. P Diaz, in the state Of Coahuila, are rapidly in creasing their output. according to all reports. This Is said to be especially true of the mines of the Compania Carbonera de c. Porfirio DiaZ, mat have shown an increase in March of more than double that of January. The January output was POO tons daily, while the present output is 800 tons, as a result of two new mines being opened up. The mines of this company are located four and a half miles from c. P. Diaz. A branch railroad is to be run to the mines.-Mexican Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
WORK ON ASSESSMENT
 IN DOUGLAS DISTRICT
Several Claim Owners Busy on
 This Years Task.

Several claim owners of Douglas district are doing their assessment, work for this year. and 1t IS nopeo thaf from this time on there VIII pe more activity here than there IS aI i present. though the improvement VIII iikeIv not be marked until later III inc wear. It is rather early to eX- Dact much annual work.
 Hack Buford is doing his work, which is being attended with good results. .o,.;,,
 L- H. Scanland is encounteT1ng some good looking ore on his Turkey Creek property. opposite the Mihs ranch
 D I. Doran is at work on the Sun set group. a zinc property located on Eagle mountain The incline is now down 160 feet. He has also done the required work on his promising cop per claims adjoining the Sunset. M- R. LaRue and D. W. Wickersham are also interested in some Of these claims.
 MT. LaRue and Charles Gallagher have been doing considerable work on the Doran and Gallagher property.
 At the last accounts the Hoiborn brothers were still at work on the Harry HoIborn group.
 R. E. Timbrel and C. If. Parker
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
NOBODY GAN BUY
 DID DOMINION
Those Who Wanted Control Told That Interest Is
 Not For Sale,

BOSTON, April 9.-A prominent mining engineer who has recently made several visits to the Old Do- minion property has recommended to his superiors In the east, who repre- sent the investment of many millions of dollars in western mining proper ties, that they endeavor to secure an option on a majority of the com pany's stock similar to the option which was given last summer by Phelps-Dodge & Co. to Boston peo- pie at s52.50 per share.
 One of the directors Of the com pany, when asked as to this, replied: Tt would do no good to make re- quest for such an option, for I un- derstand that control of the Old Do minion is not for sale at any price. The Old Dominion company with 300, 900 shares of stock, as a prospec- tive producer of 50,o00,000 pounds Of copper per annum at cost of under 10 certs per pound, which is an early prospect. would naturally not be in the market"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10

hew to make the deal, with the un- derstanding that he was to be paid the usual 10 per cent for his sery1 ices when Eayhew and his associates received their money for the North Star group.
 Attorney O'Sulliyan stated this morning that Mayhew ct al. have al ready received SS2,500 of the pur- chase price of s3O0.00O and that they have refused to pay Brislin his con- mission or any part of it. He feels confident Of a decision that will transfer s30.000 from the pockets of Mayhew. De Corse and Larsen to those of Brislin.
 Since he rose with bound from a poor prospector, after 20 years of hardship in the mining districts of Arizona, Mayhew has been made de fendant in many suits. One is now pending in which his first wife asks for a division of Mayhew's property and a divorce. Sle estimates his wealth, including what he has and payments he Is to receive from min ing deals, at about s600,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
'. A. M,INTYRE & co.

NEW YORK, April 9.-It is uUs believed that we shall see the devel opment of any extended bull opera tions in the. general market from 10 days more favorable view of the general situation. We, however, think existing conditions and the better feeling now prevailing rather gener- ally. is likely to give us better trad ing market, and for the time being. the majority of operators will pt C. fer to purchase on the soft spots
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug store-Rooms
 and 4 Antler's Building.
Bisbee, Ariz., April g, 1908

Bisbee, Ariz., April g, 1908.
 The markets today opened at about the same figures as yesterdays close, but confidence seemed to have uvvn restored by the settlement of the Erie difficulties, and the New York stocks all worked higher, showing about 1 point gain throughout the list
 Coppers were dull, but also seem ed to firm up, and the close was stronger, although only slight price changes are shown The curbs are beginning to look attractive around present figures.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
WALKER RRoTHERs' LETTER. (Specfal Wire to L.. J. Overlock.l

NEW YORK. April 9.-The stock market was strong and the undertone good, with the Erie news the cause of strength. Traders took the bull side. Some of the issues were taken in hand and advanced, and the close was at the best prices. The bank statement Saturday should be good and there is lots of money offering. Look for a steady market tomorrow with a bullish tendency
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
PRlTCHARD & KEEN
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
 Globe insurance Companies

April 9th, 1908. Very little can be said about the market today. The railroad stocks took a spurt this morning, but it had little effect on the coppers.
 There is very little change among the local lists, Superior & Pittsburg, Dann, Shattuck, Greene Cananea and Globe Consolidated all remain at about the same figures as yesterday, rather a lifeless market.
 Calumet & Arizona receded to 9S.5O, then sold up and closed at 9S.5O to s100.00.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-10
PAINE-WEBsER LETTER.

NopeCldl wire LO lA J. ONSElOck-J
 BOSTON, April 9.-A little move was made against the shorts today and a good rally was the result. Uii any further bulge tomorrow we ad- wise selling, as we think that the large men are disposed to let the market sag. The copper news is poor and there seems to NA>no pros pect of an early advance in the price of the metal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
One Hundred Belonging 10 Oak Park
Church, Chicago. End Difference
OF Opinion by Seeding.

Chicago, April 22.-Dinerence OF
opinion OF several months standing In
the First Church of Christ, Scientist.
OAK Park, reached dramatic climax
last week in the secession of nearly
100 members of the church in a body
These members have taken temper
AIRY quarters In a theater, and a per-
manent organization is to be formed
within week. The first service was
held there last Sunday.
The difference arose over the ques-
ton Of having a new church edifice.
The "progressibles' object to Worship
ing In building formerly used by
Episcopalians and desired a building
of their own.
The Conservatives" who are the
older members of the church. opposed
the suggestion, arguing that the mem
bership was too small, and quoting
from THE Building of the Mother
Church, a book written by Mrs. Eddy,
forbidding dedication OF a church UNI
I'll 1t had been paid for fully.
The "Progressives" still insisted, and
finally the Conservatives" agreed to
public meeting to thrash the question
out.
1t was at this meeting last week
after hours of debate, with no appar-
ent hope of compromise. that the PRO
gressive' In a body handed in their
designations from the church. They
left the building with the best wishes
for success" of the Conservatives"
shouted at them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-22
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITES
HISTORIC DINNER PARTY

Emporia, Kan. April 22.--What
probably will go down in Kansas his
tory as William Allen Whites dinner
party was held here last night when
the editor of the Gazette had as his
guests 900 prominent Kansas news
paper editors as well as several per
sons of note from outside the state.
Among the speakers were George r.
Peck. formerly of Kansas, and now of
Chicago: Ida NJ. Tarbell. c. II. Ingalls,
Of Washington, Gov Hoch, and JOS
L. Bristow. editor of the Salina Jour
nal, and formerly fourth assistant post
master general.
A discussion of "Postoflice order No.
907" recently issued, which forbids
second class mail privileges TO delin-
quent subscribers, took place, and the
editors generally commended it, Mr.
Ingalls, said the order had enabled him
to collect $500 subscriptions in one
week, and Mr.. Brstow said the ruling
means just what it says He had he
said. Chopped off all the Salina Jour
nails delinquents and advised other
editors to do the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-22
The National, American. Wells
Fargo, U. S. and Adams For
hidden to Issue Franks.
JUDGE K0HLSAAT MADE ORDER
Issuance of Franks Declared TO be
Violation of the Interstate
Commerce Law.

Chicago, April 29.--Judge Kohlsaat,
In the United States circuit court, is
sued an injunction today against the
National, American, Wells Fargo,
United States and Adams express com
panes restraining them from issuing
express franks and from transporting
property in interstate commerce in ex-
change for franks
The court declares that issuance OF
franks by the companies is a viola
ton of the interstate commerce law.
Federal Dist. Atty. Sims regards the
decision of special Importance for the
reason that the cases against the ex-
press companies depended largely upon
the construction placed upon the re-
the railroad rate law. The suits were
brought, MIR. Sims said, to settle ques-
tons growing out of the application Of
interstate commerce laws to express
companies.
COMPANIES REQUEST DENIED
Lincoln, Neb. April 22.--Atty. Gen.
Thompson was today notified that the
federal court at Omaha had denied the
request of the express companies for
an injunction to overthrow an order
of the state supreme court direct ng
that the Sibley act, which reduces ex-
press rates 70 per cent, be enforced
The attorney general regarded the
decision as an important victory FOR
the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-22
CORPORATION BELT LINE
United States Steel Company Plans
Circle Around Chicago and Through
Three States a. Strategic Move.

Chicago, April 22.-That the United
States steel corporation is i'm earnest
in it's reported plans for a railway to
connect Milwaukee, WIS. Gary, Ind,
and Joliet, m, was made evident yes
terday when a trust deed was executed
to the ST. Louis Trust company at 81.
Louis for s2O,OoO,OOO TO provide funds
for the road.
The plans grew out Of the failure OF
the Milwaukeo-Southern deal, which
road was 10 connect Milwaukee and
East St Louis by way OF Joliet
by acquisition OF the Illinois, Iowa g.
Minnesota railway. or the money
raised at st Louis $50 500 900 is 10 pay
for the latter road, which viii form
part Of the new system.
1t IL understood that the steel cor
poration IS working through 81. Louis
capitalists In securing the construction
of the new road, which win connect
the Allis-Chalmers company's plant
and the Bay View rolling mills Of the
Illinois steel company ut Milwaukee
with the steel corporations Gary mills
ana the Joliet plant OF the Illinois Steel
company
Tho steel corporation has, It is I'M
derstOOd considerable interest I'm The
Allis- Chalmers company, which ls
vvorlting on "a $4,000 900 contract for
the Gary mills. There have been heavy
transfers OF land along the proposed
right OF way of the new road near Mil
watlkee recently and II rs said that
Tho preliminary work has all been done.
The new road win be a steel corpora
tiou belt line around Chicago. inter-
secting every railway entering this
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-22
DIRECTORS ARE EXAMINED.
Thos. r. Cutler, Chas. w. Nibley,
o. P. Miller and lanes Chip
man Are Summoned.
Joseph Nelson, Farley i. Jensen and
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Also Among
Those Interviewed.

That the federal grand jury will con-
sumo more than the remaining days of
this week IN probing into the Utah
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OF the progress maze TINS morning
Joseph Nelson's business connections
were evidently unde,, FIRE from the per-
,o,roI &c 49, ma IA osl,aa 90
N'iO" "'u
walt. l'homaS X. cutter, bank dlfec-
tor, was the man selected 70 appear
first before the jury. He was followed
by Charles w. Nibley, former bank
director. while all other Witnesses sum
moned were excused TO future dates.
O. p. Miller and James Chapman were
ordered 10 return al o'clock this aft
ernoon
Before allowing witnesses to leave
Baliff Sol Eimball. who has charge Of
the jury. took their telephone numbers
and addresses so that they might be
called when needed. Among those ex-
cused to future dates who appeared
this morning were Jos. Nelson, Farley
= Jensen and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly.
Farley p. Jensen is AN intimate friend
ot !ioward t "a ana II was 10 nun
s s t,,n,,ss,l piira
alolu i.oS -Aitielcs wa. WV 'V.'9
were ASKING MN questloils' WIN an IN
PROBING TO THE ROITOM.
The witnesses examined this morn
ing were all men who were acduaint-
ed with the hanks methods OF doing
bugiuess II is nrobable that the iury
was laving a general foundation from
thnir TESTIMONY for thar which follows.
end that the examination was along
tho line of the hanks affairs at the
time of the robbery
BotL men asked 10 renort early mis-
afternoon are directors and II Is nos
sihln mar Tho antirn hank directoratc
viii hr nvnn,ined bafor,. others are
called in Mr. IyeIIIt WINS axcused
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