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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-15
ANNIVERSARY
OF COLLAPSE
IN THE MARKET
Last Week Marked Period of
Year Since Famous Panic of
1907-Recoyery Started at
That Time.

BOSTON, Aug. I4.--Last week
marked the first anniversary of the
beginning of the now famous market
panic OF 1907. As il to celebrate tnat
terrific price collapse, and to make
all the amends possible therefor, the
work brought a broadening of specu-
lation, buoyancy of prices and an
extension of optimism that fairly
overshadowed all of the good things
already heard. BY comparison with
recent previous weeks, which had
been filled to oyeriowing with good
things. the six days ending vita Sat
urday, were as a giant to a pigmy.
The bull movement, with seemingly
resistleSs power, gained momentum
that, at times, was actually danger
Gus. The ordinary obstacles in its
way were brushed aside in much tne
same manner as a cyclone would wipe
out a sapling. Profit-taking seemed
only to add to the marvellous power
of the movement. The efforts of the
shorts TO hold it in check were wo-
fully feeble and wholly fruitless.
Theory and precedent counted for
nothing. 1t was week of action-ac-
ton Of the most intense type-and
the situation simply resolved itself
into a case of getting into line with
the speculative tide or being left in
its wake. The opportunity of an I'M
usual sort was at hand, to be improved
or lost, without time for reasoning or
theorizing. The soaring carried
prices into the region OF new high
records that is, for many months or
since early in 1907. Everybody and
everything pertaining to tae market
seemed possessed with a spirit of
boost" And they gave it free rein.
Withal. however, that this sort of
thing became spectacular, ii was still
very manifest-as was emphatically
demonstrated on Friday-that the big
interests still kept firm grip on the
throttle and were able to hold the I
market under perfect control.
Market Greatly Strengthened.
The important feature of the week /!
that which was calculated to
strengthen investment and trading
confidence-was found in that the in !
herent conditions were exceptionally 7!
sound Indeed, the weeks develop !
ment, ali along the line. We're of the
sort to impart added strength to the |
market props. The business situa- |
ton gave clear evidence Of further
pronounced Improvement; money was !
in continued abundant supply at alb |
normally low rates; the crop advices
were, on the whole, thoroughly salts. |
factory, even though the monthly gov
ernment report failed to meet gener- |
al expectation, and there was nothing |
in connection with the political situa- |
tion-whicn was really given very lit |
tie consideratfon-to cause the least !
apprehension. The iron and steel
trade was reported as showing 6 pro |
nounced betermeut: the copper mar |
ket. likewise. develOpe6 mare strength |
than has been shown in several |
months and there were indications. /
also, OF a moderate turn for the bet
ter in traffic conditions. It was be !
cause OF all these Jhings-lelFed, OF |
course. by some legitimate man!Pu- |
lation-that the leading specialists did !
their wonderful climbing stunts. The
very fact that the market was strong !
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II upon examination by said build
ing inspector, he finds that suca plans
and specifications do not conform to
the requirements of said Ordinance
No. f07. and the amendments there
to, he shall refuse to issue a permit
as mentioned sboye and shall point
out to such applicant VIII rein his plans
and specifications do net conform TO
said ordinance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-15
SONORA PROPERTY
THAT IS A Conner
None. Better Known in the
Southwest Than the Ell
Tigre Mine.

No property in the entire Southwest
Is better known than that of the
Lucky Tiger Combination company,
faniliarly called Ell Tigre. 1t is To-
Gated 30 miles east of the station OF
fsabel, on the line of the Nacozari
railroad, running from Douglas, Ari-
Zona, TO NacoZari, Sonora. A good
wagon road connects the Tigre vita
i the railroad. The company was or
ganized March, 1903, with $1,000
shares capital stock. par value $1,000.
The purchase price of the property
was SS50,00O United States currency,
of which S259,000 was paid in stock at
rar. and the balance. 100000. by the
sale OF the remaining 10000 shares
lin the public market The present
selling price of this stock is $50 to
No large amount can be pur-
Chased; the heavy stockholders will
not sell
Comparatively no development work
had been done on the mine at the
time of this purchase, and on account
pG the location. scarcity of labor, etc,
months elapsed before work of a real
ly substantial nature had begun. A
bitter legal contest, lasting over
three years, retarded active work, yet
today they have thousands of feet OF
development work done, and an es-
timated ore reserve Of nearly ten
millions of dollars. A small concen-
tration mill has been in active opera
ton for some time, and together with
the high grade ore produced, the ship
ments are today aggregattng G1 ap-
proximate net value of $4,000
monthly. tf5
The filter at this plant has ca
pacity of 5000 tons of slime per month.
The mill was equipped for handling
225 tons daily, there being the usual
ore bins and the motive power, 80
stamps. 10.5 feet Huntington, 10 pans,
4 settlers. Is vanDers, pumps, classi-
fieTs. elevators, etc.
Pulp leaving the mill averaged 40
per cent shines and 60 per cent sands
(fner than 30 MESH.
A number Of important changes
nave been made in this mill the past
year.
The principal veins of the FL Tigre
are two in number: true assures in
rhyolite will vary in width from one
inch TO six feet are strong and well
defined. readily .traceable on the sur
face the entire length of the Tigre
and beyond both end lines
for hundreds of feet, both north and
south. Both veins dip at a variable
angle TO the westward, the lower vein
having less dip (abCut 50 deg"ees)
than the one higher on thc mountain.
It mas long been the general opinion
that at less than 1909 feet of depth
on the incline the upper vein will
ioin the lower, in which case the two,
united. will continue as one vein.
More than one mile of continuous
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-15
ssetion VII.


Should any person be dissatisfied
vita the decision of said building in
.spector relative to the plans and
specifications submitted, such person
shall have the right to appeal to the
common council of said city and IL
aDon examination of the plans and
specifications submitted a majority Of
said common council shall find that
said building inspector erred in re-
fusing % issue such permit. the com
mon council snail order said building
Inspector to issue the permit as ap-
piled for. But If upon examination a
majority Of said common council snail
fad that said plans and specifications
do not conform to the requirements
and provisions of said FIRE limits Ordi-
nance No. 1o7, and amendments thcre-
to, they shall confirm the decision OF
said building inspector and order that
sach permit be not issued and their
decision shall be fnal
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-15
ORDINANCE NO. 1874.

An ordinance amending Section 1 OF
Ordinance No. 2S. of the city of Bis
bee, being an ordinance entitled, An
Ordinance creating the Office of
plumbing inspector and prescribing
his duties and powers"
BE it ordained by the mayor and
common council Of the city of Bisbee
as follows:
That Section l of Ordinance No. %,
Of the City of Bisbee entitled, An
Ordinance creating the office of plumb
ng inspector and prescribing his
duties and powers" be and the same
hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section I.
That the Office Of plumbing inspect
or for the city of Bisbee is hereby
created and that said plumbing in
spector shall be appointed by the com
mon council and shall hold Office dur
ing its pleasure.
Sec. II.
All ordinances and parts of ordi-
nances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Sec. III.
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and adoption by the common council
nd posting and publication as re-
quired by law.
Passed and adopted by the common
council this 4th dy OF August 1908.
GEORGE H. NEALE. Mayor
Attest: c. W. Hicks, City Clerk.
Approved this 18th day of August,
1908.
GEORGE II. NEALE, Mayor
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sectIon d

L sdall be the dRty of every person
intending 70 construct new building
or to make an addition or additions to
an old building, WITHIN the fire limits
district Of said city of Bisbee. be fore
commencing the construction OF said
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-15

Bisbee, Arizona .... . 1gB.
I hereby certify that complete plans
and specifications for the erection Of
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Section v.
BUILDING Permit

Section V.
Said permit shall be in the following
form:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-15

have been submitted to and approved
by me and permit Is hereby issued
for such building, according to the pro
visions of Ordinances 1O7 and 112, City
Of Bisbee.
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kNIoArs oE rHe MAccAsen

Aseting nights. first ard third Nor
days, MediEovich Hall. Visiting 81
Knights are invited to attend.
p. J. MCCULLOUGH, Com
e A. WILKINSON, r. X
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 1873.

An Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. %, of the City of Bisbee, proyid
ing Tor the appointment of a Building
Inspector and prescribing the duties
and compensation of such officer and
providing for the presentation of plan.
and specifications to such officer anC
liking the penalty for violation thereof
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City oi
Bisbee, County of Cochise, TeTitor!
Of Arizona, as follows:
Section !.
That Ordinance No. 81, of the City
of Bisbee, providing for the appoint
ment of a Building Inspector. pre-
scribing the duties and compensation
of sucI officer and providing for tne
presentation of plans and specifica-
tions to such officer and fixing the
penalty for violation thereof, be and
the same is hereby amended to reao
as follows:
Section ~.
That there be and is hereby created
the office of Building Inspector 1or
the City of Bisbee.
Section III.
That the duties of suca Building
Inspector shall be to examine and
pass upon all plans and specifications
Of buildings hereinafter erected, the
addition to be hereafter made to
buildings already erected, within the
fire limits district of tae City OF
Bisbee-
And it shall be the further duty of
said Building Inspector to examine
and inspect all buildings and addi-
tiOns while in the course of eonstFuc-
ton within the fire limits of said
city, and cause the arrest of any per-
son who in constructing any building
or making any addition to any building
in violation OF Ordinance No. 107, and
the amendments Ilereto, and cause
Tie arrest Of any person who is con-
SIR 'Cting any building or making adj
dit-cns to any building that do not Goa
form to the plans ard specifications
presented to the said building inspect
or aud on which he has issued per
init as hereinafter provided.
Section w.
That if said plans and specifications
in every way conform 10 the require
ments. and provisions of the fire lin
its Ordinance No. l07, and the amend
ments thereto. it shall be the duty
of said Building Inspector to issue to
such person presenting such plans
and specifications a permit to con-
struct such building or~to make such
additions to old buildings already
constructed as are specified in such
plans and specifications
Section v.
Said permit shall be in the following
form:
Building Permit.
Bisbee, Arizona ..... .. 1gB.
I hereby certify that complete plans
and specifications for the erection Of
-'--'-..' ''.-..-'''-'.. ...........'
-.......- ....--s-..- -..--......
have been submitted to and approved
by me. and permit Is hereby issued
for such building, according to the pro
visions of Ordinances 107 and 112, City
Of Bisbee.
-...-.....-. Owner
....-....... Contractor
Countersigned:
''.--s.--.s
...-.-.......
Building Committee.
EaaG Maid
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Countersigned:
Building Inspector.


Said building inspector shall charge
a fee of S4.00, which shall be colleca-
ed in advance, for issuing such per
NIT and for examining said plans and
specifications and inspecting the build
ing or addition provided for therein;
said S4.00 shall be paid into the city
treasury by said building inspector. II
shall be the duty of said building in
spector to file all the plans and speeifi
cations passed upon by him in the of
fee OF the city clerk of said city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS.

Toyland. Nov. 80, 1908.
MY Dear Friends;
am back again to dear old Al
buauerque. This year have estap-
llshed my headquarters at strong
Book store. 1t is next to the post
office which makes it very handy to
mail my packages.
have looked the town over and
6nd no place SO well adapted TO my
wants and purse. They ave every
thing In Toys. Dolls, Games. Fine
Xmas stationery. Leather sofa PHI
lows. wall Hangers, Moccaslns, Hand
Rags Pocketbooks. Calendars. Foun-
tain Pens. Books for Boys, Books for
Girls. and Books Of every description.
In fact they have hundreds of hand
some things too numerous to men
ticr that viii suit you to a dot. Then
best of all. much Of the stock was
bought at a big discount and priced
accordingly. This past year has been
rather a dull one and I've got to make
"A dollar go as far as possible.
with lots of lov to the little folks
whose sympathy / always hold in
high esteem, l am
Yours till Xmas,
SANTA CLAUS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
IRRIGATED LAND IN
NEW MEXICO

storm was general over tina terri
tory, The Prescott Jourhal-Mile
says:
Yesterdays and Thanksgiving days
storms appear to have been general
all over the high attitudes of north
ern Arizona as well as in the desert
ranges Of southern YaVapai ana
northern Maricopa counties. The pre-
cipitatlon was 81 inch here yester-
day. representing about three inches
of snow.
Passengers who arrived on the
Grown King train from Cordes say
that the snowfall was heavier in that
section tina here and that the storm
apucarpd to he heavier in the Brad
shaw mountains n south to the
Maricopa county line. Passengers
who arrived here from Phoenix on
the afternoon train state that the
snowfall changed to rain from Skul
valley south. extending into Marlcopa
county. where the rainfall appeared
to be heavy.
sheep owners. who are working
their hocks southwark from inc
mountain pastures of Coconino coun'
". are jubliant over the outlook loi
good feed on the winter pastures OF
southern Yavapai and northern Mari
coma counties. They estimate that the
number of sheep headed this way IL
as great as last year anticipate
that the feed viii be better and come
out earlier on the range TINS yeai
| Than last. when many sheep persisted
in the winter storms which were un-
,tst,aUv cold.
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SNOWFALL SOAKS
FESTIVE LAND
OF SUNSHINE
NOVEMBER RECORD IS
BROKEN IN SANTA FE
Heavy Precipitation All Over
the Territory VIII Do More
Good Than Half a Dozen Or
binary Rains,
Phone $50

This snowstorm will do the country
more good than half a dozen ordinary
rains" said a well known stockman
last night. The moisture is absorbed
slowly and effectually, every bit of IT.,
aud the benefits of SO heavy a general
snow this time in the year viii be
great. only hope We shall have
some moro such storms
After showing steadily a good part
of Saturday and the most of saturday
night. % soft. wet snow that half melt
ed as il fen. the sun came out y~ester-
day and "a gentle thaw soon obliteratcd
the slight covering that lay on the
ground In place of the Sitting dust
that has been a nuisance Tor the past
month. the soil Of the valley is every
where squashy mud. and u groui"'
lfs soaked To- a considerable depth. The
moisture came after a pr~otracted airy
l|sgason which was getting severe m
some parts of the territory. AROUND
lSilvpr civ there had been practically
no moisture for three months. n the
heavy precipitation in Grant county
and. i'm fact. all over southern New
Mexico. brought great relief II snow
ed as Gan south as Eel Paso.
I'm santa Fe saturday night there
was eight inches of snow on the
ground which breaks an November
lsnovr ,ll records for that city since III"
weather bureau started in business IN
1884. TN, heaviest previous NoNem-
| Der SNOW In santa Fe was In ISIS
when th, fan was five inches In pc-
tober 1895. however, there was a
twelve inch fall OF snow i'm the An
lcicnt.
The snowfall in the Estancia valley
! ON saturday averaged from six inches
LAT Willard TO ten inches in Moriarty.
with snow an m way along the santa
lF, central The benefits Of an aver
axe of six inches of snow an over the
/ Fstanc.a valley can rot he o%veresti-
mated In the Zuni mountains there
was am eight-inch snow before the
/ storm and there is probably a foot oi
ltbe beautiful now over "a large part OF
that country. The snow az las Vegas
Ian through the upper Pecos country.
mo I,mrz and the mountains ada
.ent q, This CITY. was unusually heavy
for November. There Mas more on
less snow an over the territory. tho
I storm being the tail end of the big ON,
ltbat has been raging Over the entire
west
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
EVERYBODY INvI1EO
TO Bazaar
Excellent Program viii Be
Rendered at Presbyterian
Church Where Good House
keeping IS on Exhibition

M i.3;., 10 ma w r. ~ +, COR
me "''' W
dlally invite inc Pup''V " " D'
the parlors of the PRESBYTERIAN chu"ch
ia no held this afternoon ana even-
ao,,.rs -, rho csntlar .ex
ms
VIII ne l"u"u N'N"'"a'
ing and cooking. NO ADMISSION Zee
will be charged.
m. .ht,sr. o.itt H., derobtad to
49,. ri.h - Vim ho rro-
',iaoS Cow thoir osn.cial nlaasure
~ -, mo Following pycelIent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
1912. 'Ie, 20. -.

why attempt to prick the bubble
He's been blowing up SO long?
His exertions he'll but double
And his lungs continue strong;
And his pipes as good as ever.
And the soapsuds are the best,
And he y never.
Can be made 20 take a rest
WHY waste money on conventions,
Why go through a long campaign
When he tells us his intentions
Are to run and run again
WHY not have an understanding
That as long as he may live
And fresh trials keen demanding
He shall have an we can give
Let the democratic party
For the future have no fears;
For ne still il hale and hearty
And with care win last for years.
50 the party had best take him
without bitterness or strife.
And decide that IL will make him
Its sole candidate Tor life
New York World
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30

Taxes for the year 1905 are now
due and paYable. The FIRST half be-
comes DELINQUENT December LIST. 1905.
when a penalty OF N per cent Is add
cd and on January LIST. 1903. an eN-
ira penalty OF 4 per cent Is added
The second hair becomes delinquent
ON June LIST. 1893. and on July LIST
1893. a penalty of 3 per cent II added
JOHN S heaven,
Tax Collector. Berualillo County. New
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
MURDER ON THE GlLA;
SLAYER UNDER ARREST
One Native in Drunken V "
SWipcs Another Over the
With a Club With Fatal hesHi''
UNDERTAKES.
Mrs. II. Il. Patton. Lazy Embaiher'

I Especial correspondents to Morning Jou'"'.'
Silver city. y. NJ, Nov. 2S.-Depup
Sheriff Wayne Estes Is expected -
rive here tomorrow with a prl7"H,n
native named Medina, charged Va
the murder OF another native :.
Luz Fernandez, on the ella river.
Tuesday last. Full particulars 'sas
not been learned further than Me,s
hit the other man Y e the heao W
a heavy club during a quarrel - 4
turing the skull and causing ae" ~
few hours after. Medina tleu'
returning surreptitiously for his holss
ne was held BY brothers OF the
man. and an officer sent Tor -
The trouble. il Is said. arose
IA Woman
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pnV uIcuIANnrRs RNI.I.

The Highlandcr- entertainment
committee another public
hall 10 b. held ina tie Has hall sooin
next Friday eve. Dec. TN Tue thls
new orche-trs viii furnish thr niu>if'
Music starts sac q. m. Tickets 9oc
ladies free.
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CLAIMS HE'S ON
DIPLOMATIC MISSION

Rasse Tcrre. Island of Guadalupe,
Nov. 29.-President tastro Of Nene-
zeula. arrived here today aboard the
steamer Guadalupe on his way 10
Bordeaux. I'm reply to interVicwers.
President Castro declared that the
object of his journey was To- settle
some diplomatic business with the
French government.
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OUR DOMESTIC FINISH Is JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
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OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE \
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The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

DR.. Luther A. Brown, returned on Mon
day TO their home in Washington.
Mrs William Hawling returned on Mon
day from a visit 10 her parents Mr. land
Mrs Charles NJ. Koones of Washington.
Mr. John Murray Priest. son of the late
John T. Priest. OF Middleburg. this couns
~, and Miss Ethel Hardy, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry Hardy. of Norfolk
Va, were married in that place on Wed
nesday. They viii make their home Ia
Norfolk
Mrs. E. F. White entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday. at Selma her
nome, near here Her guests were Miss
Charles, Of New York: Miss Virginia
Schaefer. Of Washington; Mrs Walter II.
Taylor, jr., of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Arthur
Mason Chichester. jr.. Miss Rebecca Har-
rison' Miss Cora Lutz. and Miss Hazel
White.
The Bridge Club was entertained on
Wednesday by Mrs. Thomas w. Edwards
at her home on Cornwall street The
guests OF the club were Miss Virginia
Schaefer. Of Washington; Mrs. Walter
II. Taylor Jr., Of Norfolk; Mrs. Louis
Powell. Mrs LEVIN Grammar, Mrs. S. S.
Lutz, Miss Pearle Phelps and Mr. Lewis
Grammar. The members playing were
Miss Maria Washington Harrison. Miss
Virginia Bowie. Miss Florence Van De-
vanter. Miss Isadore Pike. Miss Violet
Alexander, Mrs. william II. Martin. Mrs.
Hartley Trundle, Mrs. B. V. White. and
Mrs. Edwards