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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Capt. Louis f. Garrard, jr., quartermas-
ter, is relieved from further station at
Mobile. Ala, and will take station at Fort
Morgan. Alabama.
Maj. Harry l.. Bailey. I'd Infantry. now
in Boston, Mass, will proceed to join mis-
regiment at Fort Thoi has, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
Naval Orders.

Commander II. Hail. from batn IRON
works, Bath. Me-, to duty as head de-
partment steam engineering. naval sta
ton. Cavite, p. 1.
works Fore River Shipouiiding Company.
Quincy, Mass.
Lieut.. Commander j. r. p. Pringle.
from Maine to home and wait orders.
Lieut.. T. T. Craven. from kentncky 10
duty as aid on the staff OF the command
er Of the 4th dvisionS I'd Squadron, init
ed States Atlantic feet.
Lieut.. r. c. Davis. from Georgia tosduty
in connection with first submarine hotilla
and command of Grampus.
Ensign G. c. Pegram. from command
Porpoise and continue treatment United
States Naval Hospital. New York. n. Y.
Ensign r. r. Riggs. when discharged
treatment United States Naval Hospital.
Mare Island. Cal, to the United States
Naval Hospital. New Fort Lyon. Colo,
for treatment. r
Chief Boatswain ID. Moriarty. when dis
charged treatment United States Naval
Hospital Mare Island. Cal. to home and
granted sick leave two months.
Boatswain T. L. McKenna, from naval
training station, Newport. r. J.. to the
Pacific station.
charged treatment United States Naval
Hospital Mare Island, Cal, to the United
States Naval Hospital, New Fort Lyon,
Colo. for treatment.
Chief Carpenter F. j. Harte. from naval
station. New Orleans, La, to the Pacific
station.
Carpenter r. B. Casey, from Chicago to
home and wait orders.
Carpenter f. p. Schilling. from navy
yard. New York. n. Y, to the Racihc STA
ton.
Warrant Machinist F. G. sprengel and
Warrant Machinist A. A. Smith. from
Prairie to the Pacific station.
Warrant Machinist I. w: smith, when
Init Ad 10
Hospital Mare Island, Cal. to home and
granted leave three months.
Lieut.. Turner in Trouble.
The record of the case of First Lieut..
Frederick G. Turner, 9th Cavalry, tried
by court-martial at Fort Meade S. d.,
for alleged Irregularities in connection
with the finances of the post exchange.
has been received at the War Depart
ment for review before being submitted
to the President for final acton. II is
reported that the court found the off1cer
guilty of the charges and sentenced him
to be dismissed from the service.
Naval Movements.
The eunboats Rainbow. Helena. Concord
and Denver have arrived at Shanghai.
the cruiser Montgomery and the gunboat
Vixen at IAAgue Island. the gunboat
Des Mo.nes az the target grounds. the
cruisers California and South Dakota at
Bremerton. the gunboat Aileen at New
York. the gunboat Paducah at Curacao
and the gunboat Culgoa at Mare Island.
The collier Nero has sailed from Brad
ford for New Orleans. the battleship Ne
braska from Port Angeles for San Fran
cisco. the cruiser Prairie from Hampton
roads for Charleston. the cruiser Buffalo
from San Francisco for Panama.
The tattleship North Carolina was de-
lfvered to the government at the navy
yard at Norfolk yesterday and will be
placed in commission in a short time,
WITH Capt. Marshall in command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
Concluding Business.

Upon motion OF Col. j. G. Leach Of
Pennsylvania. a vote of thanks was ten
dered Garrett Dorset Vroom and Hold
ridge Ozro Collins for efficient services
rendered the society. Walter Frazer
Brown. president of the Illinois society,
arose to ask what was the status Of the
project to amalgamate with the Sons Of
the American Revolution: and recoeni-
tion OF a patriotic poem. which was
read, was also asked; but the society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
Yard-Wide
L0ngcloth,
9Mc Nd.

Yard-wide Longcloth, a SUI
perior soft chamois finish quality. en-.
tirely free from starch or dressing.
Excellent grade for summer undergar-
ments and children's wear. Regular
price. 12i.c yard. Lowered for one day
to 9%c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
SALE OF HAIR BRUSHES,
:, SOC and 75c Kinds for 29c.

Surplus. lots and odds and ends from of the
largest manufacturers of Hair Brushes in the coun
try. "A vast assortment of styles and shapes in fox
wood, ebony, mahogany and walnut finished backs:
Every guaranteed all pure brstle Kinds sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28

UNTRIMMED HATS, I'm
At Greatest Savings Offered ULYM,
This Season. WWW
Kinds Sold at CSC to $3.50.
One of the biggest and best lots of Untrimmed
Straw Hats we've had this to sell under price.
The lot represents the makers balance of stock
hand after filling his regular orders-and includes
great variety of the newest and most desirable shapes
and styles worn this season.
In burnt, black. brown, navy and copenhagen
rough brads
large. medium small
peror qualities which sell $3.50
n many there only and of kind.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
TRAGEDY In COLORADO.
Horrible Fate of an Abduct-
ed Girl Whose Parents
had been Murdered.

Trinidad, Colo, December 8
Maggie Garcia, is years old
and Francisco Martinez, who
was suspected ofhaving MURDER
ed four members of the Garcia
family last week, were found
dead yesterday, twenty miles
west of the Garcia ranch, in the
extreme eastern portion OF Las
Animas County. Both had been
shot. Apparently MARTINEZ muir
dered the girl and committed
suicide. The bodies of the Gar
cia family were found at their
home last Friday night, their
heads having been split open
with an axe.
A posse located MARTINEZ and
the girl Sunday night in a lone
ly canon and a guard was estab
lished over the place. Finding
escape cut off it seems that Mar
tinez killed his companion. whom
apparently he had abducted after
numbering her parents and then
killed himself. MARITIME had no
horses and had forced the girl to
walk with him to the place where
they were found.
Martinez was pardoned year
ago from the New Mexico peni
tentiary at Santa Fe, where he
was serving a term for theft.
His attentions had been refused
by Maggie Garcia and he had
been ordered away from the Gar.
ciay ranch, SIS miles from Trini-
dad, in an isolated region. The
duadruple murders at the ranch
and the disappearance of the girl
and Martinez followed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
Insurance Commissioners
Forthcoming Report--Will
Expose Alleged Graft.

Columbia special in the Char
lotte Observer The annual re-
ports of State officials are usual
ly very "dry" reading, full of
stereotyped expressions and set
phrases hoary with age, large
parts of them being merely re.
vised from former reports to
bring them up to the calendar
year. But striking exception
this year will be the first report
of the new Insurance Commits
sioner, Mr.. f. III. McMaster, a
Former newspaper man who will
make "live" copy of practically
every page of his report. OF
course of interest will be his
comments on the outrageous
graft that has been practiced
throughout the State for many
years on the poor and ignorant
by numbers of irresponsible So
called industrial insurance COM
panies. He commends the work
of number of honestly and
ably managed home companies,
but says their efforts have been
greatly hampered by "the prac-
teal and irresponsible competi,
tion which ran on unrestrained
by supervision" operating for
the most part under eleemosynary
charters in violation of law, one
OF these, a foreign company,
claiming a capital of 100000, "A
home office in a New York sky.
scraper and a domestic capital
of $1,000 "existent all three
only on the letter and policy
headings of the irresponsi bic
managers" The commissioner
estimates the total collections
the past year amounted to $161,-
844, OF which only $52, 1922 went
to policy-holders the remainder
being paid out to agents and for
expenses. The hundred odd
companies doing business last
spring have been reduced to
twenty-three, many of the ire
sponsible ones fading away un-
der prospective investigation.
But strong remedial legislation
is yet needed to protect the pub
lic in future and encourage those
honest companies which are
doing helpful work at home.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
Congress in Session.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The sc
cond session of the Sixticth con.
gress convened at noon today
and will end on March 4th. This
will be followed by an extra ses-
sion, to be called Tor March 18th
by the incoming president.
The presidents message will
be sent to congress Tuesday, and
will be read in both houses or
that day.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12

Elegant Hall Curtains for Christ
mas.
What vast difference in the doorway
hung with pretty portiere or curtain
it hides the plain hard lines of the door
frame and lends touch of grace and
elegance to the plainest hall or room.
You will find in our large and care
fully selected assortment of portieres
every color and combination of colors
conceivable, in perfectly bewildering
variety of designs. The values are the
best we have yet offered prices ranging
from So to Sc the pair.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
Gift Towels.

Always for in the linen closet they always
acceptable gifts to the housekeeper.
Our stock of towels large and the values
really We have everything from beautiful damask
towel at $150 a pair to cotton at 10c the pair
Damas Towels heavy nen beautifully hemstched drawn
work ends exceptional values the pair $1OO
Huck Towels of heavy nen large and neatly hesched
the par CSC
Fringed Linen Towels extra large size the
Frnged and Hemstched Linen Towels full and splendid
value, the pair 50c
4uck Towels OF all linen, the pair .39c
Turkish Towels for the BATH the pair. ........ 19c
Good Cotton Towels exceptional values for the pair 10 15
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12

Nearly everybody knows DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are the best pills made They
are small. pleasant sure Little Liver pills
Gold by J. F. Mackey Go. WAS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
Tapestry Table Covers.

For the Parlor, Library, Dining Rool
only for the housekeeper do they make acc
anyone who takes pride in his room
A worn-out, dingy table cover is oft
otherwise well furnished and attractive n
and give pretty table cover
Tapestry Covers, "a to 81 inches SOU;
and pleasing designs from sec to $3.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12
PROFIT TAKING
IN THE MARKET
IS PREVALENT
Ama,gamated, North Butte, Old
Dominion and Greene Cana
nea Were Much in Evidence
in Yesterdays Trading.
(By Frank ]. Graft

10y T Tdak j. GEdA.t
Today's copper market was one
purely of profit taking by those that
bought up stocks few weeks ago,
and are contented with small profits
and at the same time has caused con
siderable weakness in. the market.
This is a natural result and occurs
from time TO time, and is at the same
time one of the very best results for
the market as a whole. Traders of
this kind generally find their stocks
going into stronger hands and pur-
chases of this class are holding for
long pulls, or holding for dividends.
The New York market showed that
scalpers and profit takers we're in
evidence, the market closing at about
the low mark for the day.
The Boston shares, in sympathy.
naturally showed lower prices. Anal
galnated, North Butte, Old Dominion
and Greene Cananea were much in
evidence, very likely due to the fact
that the majority of these stocks have
seen good advances during the past
few weeks. Greene Cananea during
the day was hfeless, but sellers soon
withdrew their orders from the mar
ket closing at $12. Superior C Pitts
burg holds well at present prices, due
to the fact that the stock is not being
forced on the market. DEM Arizona
fails to show any particular weakness,
although stocks are not freely taken.
The entire market is mucn better of
after the slight profit taking that has
taken Dlace the last few dayS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12

New York is about to deepen Hell
Gate, presumably to relieve the con
gestion of the Great White Way.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12
VARIATIONS
IN MINERALS
ARE PECULIAR
Theory OF Causes of Precipita-
ton of Minerals in Veins
and in Zones of Fracture
influences of Country Rock.

That ore is apt to occur in Shoes
and banches, and that portions of a
vein may yield handsome return while
other parts of the same vein may be
practically worthless, are facts well
known to every mining man. For
these often remarkable variations
there are certainly reasons, and the
purpose of this article is a very brief
consideration of some OF the possible
causes. The subject is beset with
difficulties and it has been truly said
thu. Fools rush in where angels fear
| TO tread" so tnat the topic is APP
| preached with much hesitation.
! Some ore bodies have apparently
been segregated during tn esolidifica-
| ton of molten rocks, but in the vast
majority of cases, the evidence tends
/ 10 show that the metals and minerals
tof ores have been deposited from
| solutions, SO that in study of cratic
naturalization the question is not so
much the source of the metals, but
irather the causes of their precipita-
/ ton.
PRECIPITATION Of the contents of a
| solution may be brought about in the
laboratory in various ways. among
them being the addition of other solu,
itions, solids or gases, or by changes
in temperature, or pressure, and in
Natures workshop the same agencies
are undoubtedly also effective.
Oreshoots in a mining district are
frequently found to trend In one di
ERECTION, and 1t seems likely that this
is owing, in mary instances, to cross
fractures, which may have either con
tributed solutions capable OF precip
itating tae ores or may have Furnished
the metal-bearing solution, deposition
of the ore occurring in each case upoT
the mining of the solutions The
fractures formed by movements OF tht
earth's crust are often more or less
paralIeI. and this would account
for the ore shoots having the SAINT
general trend Mingling OF solutions
NAV also partially, or wholly explain
the richness of veins at, OF near, thf
intersections of other veins, OF OF
| dfkes3 in the latter instances. how
ever. the influence OF other factors
may have been. of greater importance
but. in any event, bikes would fur
nish heat thus causing solutions &c
be especially active.
The Wallroclzs themselves may
bring about precipitation, and change
in their condition, or composition
may therefore result In rich punches
or ore; an easily soluble rock may b
dissolved. and replaced by various
minerals. formerly In solutioS and
Il naturally follows that there wouie
b. a tendency towards the accumula
tion Of minerals themselves, whief
latter are abundant in the wali-rocks
ore bodies may occur at the TOP o.
bottom Of folds in the rocks at when
owing 70 the movements, the open
'~~s @0uid IN general Be larger tha'
elsewhere: or Is particularly apt Z
be found at these points where al
iupervious stratum. above or below
respectively. has confined the sou
; items and prevented their escape.
Irregularities in the foot on hang
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12
LOGAN & BRYAN.

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Aug. ia general
recession took place in the list today
and on the decline quite a few STOP
orders were uncovered, but good sup
port was rendered and declines were
orderly. The reaction was undoubt-
eddy overdue and the recession seem
ed TO be about the only means al
this time of inducing new buying
power as traders hesitated about com
hitting themselves to any great extern
around recent high levels. The de
cline should serve to place this mar
ket on a stronger position as a great
many weak accounts will undoubtedly
be eliminated. The feeling is still
bullish but decline will probably e&
tend somewhat further and on fur
tner break the purchase of the good
issues is favored.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12
Mining, SnGItGrS and Stock Quotations

tion should make one Of the largest
copper mines In Arizona
Orphan Copper Company.
During the past ten days heavy
teams have been hauling the ma
chinery equipment to the mines. and
ii Is now upon the ground ready for
assembling, as soon as the gallows
frame and engine house can be erect
ed The work of driving the upraise
from the collar Of sae Irosi lode winze
to the surface. a distance Of about
100 feet. was completed Thursday.
and the grading force is now at work
cutting out for the galiows frame,
shaft house. and engine house.
]. l.. McIyer, who has been appoint
ed mine superintendent for the Or
phan Copper company, is ia charge
OF the miues, and is rushing the work
as rapidly as possible. Mr.. Mclver is
one of the record men in his line
and the Orphan Copper company is
to be congratulated in having secured
his services. As soon as it is possible
to erect the gallows frame, and hoist,
the work of cutting out the winze TO
shaft size will be started, and from
this date the Orphan will be raising
ore every shift. and ore more produc'
Ing mine viii be added TO Globes list
Superior & Boston.
The development of the rich ore
shoot in the Great Eastern mine be-
low the 450-foot level continues. Drifts
from the bottom of the 1914 foot Wine
have been driven fifty feet to the
east and thirty feet west in ore OF a
uniformly high grade, assaying 8 o 10
per cent copper and ten ounces of
silver to the ton. The Slopes on the
f50-foot level show no loss either in
the quality OF quantity of tae ore
mined. The Gardner shgft is down
$40 feet in quartz, and better head
way is being made in sinking as the
drilling is easier and the ground
breaks well.
Arizona Commercial
The work Of cutting the station at
$50 feet in the Eureka shaft will soon
he fniahed and connection made with
the 90g-fOot drift from the Black
Hawk lifeline shaft. Another 200
horsepower boiler has been installed
at tn eEureka shaft and pipe for the
steam column has been received.
Globe Consolidated.
The crOsscuts on the Future Copper
lode are still in sulphide ore. There
has been no change in the Gem vein
the drift on the 1100-foot level snow,
ing 3 per cent sulphide. The south
crosscut from the Mallory shaft is
$50 feet in length and shows the same
seams of cbalcopyrite in the face.
Arizona Colorado.
At the Arizona-Colorado shaft,
prosecuting at the S00-foot level con
tinuss at the rate of about four feet q
day. Superintendent Philips expects
to have the south cH0sscut in 125 fee
| by September 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12
PAINE, WEBER 6 CO.
Especial Wire 10 /. J. Overlook

Especial Wire TO H. J. Overlook
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE market had
to stand considerable real liquidation
today, but stood the test well, closing
at only slight recessions. I think that
the market may sag for a day or two
and then IL we have a sharp break of
two or three points it will be a big
purchase again. Adventure was the
best stock in Boston today, holding its
gain and selling at a new high record.
The Lawson stock sagged and es-
pecially Trinity. People are wary OF
Lawson now, and are not flocking to
his game as they used to.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12
WALKER BROS.

Especial Wire ~ L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE market
at the opening was steady and then
began to show considerable strength.
Reading and Union Pacific were well
bought and Steel was bid up. During
the middle of the day the market was
barely steady. In the afternoon there
was heavy selling and the whole mar
ket broke sharply. Many stop orders
were reached and the traders hammer
ed prices. The market seemed full OF
stocks and closed at nearly the low
point. This reaction Will probably
help the market as stocks are apt to
90 into stronger hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-12

Various newspapers are commenting
on the fact that "Alr Kern looks Ike
q farmer" There are powerful lot Of
farmers in this country.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-16
Beneficial .Sneeze.

There is no more sure cure for an
attack tof faintnesN than tia hearty
sheeze. 1t, Immediately stimulates the
blood vessels .6ft the rbrain?:' In many,
Persons fainttng ;,never.tgoes, sua'far
as loss of consciousness or loss of
control of the limbs And In these
the sudden weakness is ofeei brougAt
to an end bySa' sneezei caused by MIL
ture herself without any external aidi
A grain or two Of pepper, snun or I'd;
bacco introduced int6ithe Nose orr titAi
ling Its interior lightly will usually
insure q. sneeze1 These, simple proce-
dures a. S1thers' isshilarw inPcharacSeE
may 'pEove ,faSaluaBis, eAherf smelling
Salts and other elegant aids are alb.
dent. ~.~" "- Gt7f- -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-16
Home Bakery,

John Hunter has opened The Home
Bakery and is prepared to- furnish lfrSsl,
bread, pies, cakes, etc. ON short notice.
All orders will receive proHpt attention.
u Everything about the Home Bakery
is tiew and mp to date and first class
baker is in charge 90 "a' 7i[FTI,
The proprietor hopes by fair dealing
and reasonable prices to secure O share
Of the public patronage.
Don't send your money away for pies
cakes and bread.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-16
Notice for Publication in Newspaper
'"r Serial No. 0551
Notice Of Application for United States Patent
Mining Application No..
United Suites Land ONCE.
(yitX- NoI,odo

Mining Application No..
United Suites Land once.
Carson City. Nevada.
NOTICE IS HEREBY .GIXEN that in pur:
she Revised is Che United States the
LEONARD.TAYLORM MINING COMPANY. u
corportion, by Its duly Authorized agent and
flee address Is EllSo., Elko County. Nevada. has
made .applieatiapt e ;, the United States for u
situated 6 Centenniai Mining District. County
of Elko. State OF Nevada. consisting of 1900 lin
feet in Width. being mineral survey No 1908.
and described in the field notes and plat Of the
oGial surrey Thereof now on ME IN the once
Of survey describe the boundaries and extent Of
ation at l813 east. as follows. to witt - =!
sBeginning at corner No. ! of Colorado lode.
Eey No. 1888. Leonard. Scranton and Gardner
Saes r Ss 1, Whence the n w eSEHeE Of
a. s s. Feet Fee nj thence En- is R e. 80
Feet interseeting north line OF Sec: 5: T. AN.
So E; M p B. & NJ at at e E. ~ IS feet from
Acorn& 1850 feet TO corner No, Of the Colo
10 lo Reiss = identical VIZ sS no zig
Il 600 festfo GoFner Ne. 5: rhenseS. I5S w. Az. 10
feet interesting north line OF Se& 5lEg43 N. R.
YE;%t e. g., 4S7s;5i feet from ne y; w. corner
f5et to corner No: Of the Colorado I5ds: which
is identical with corner No e Of +, Survey No
corner No. l. the place OF beginning Of descrip-
tion OF exterior boundaries OF said lode mining
'..'. AREA" d 80 ~
Total and net area Colorado lode. eel acres.
4 ! LOCATION. -. .
This claim is located in the 8. e. a OF Sec. 81.
T. A N. r. So Il. and the N. e. a of Sec. ., II. 43
". X. 80 f., M. d. B. &. M. ~. :. -
Said lode being of record ID the office of the
county reeordet of Elko County. at Elko. Elko
County. Nevada !*.,.'.!t -
There are three adjoining claims as shown by
the plat OF survey: % The Gardner lode Of
Survey No. 1893 adjoins the Colorado lode OF this
survey on the southerly end Of said Colorado
lode (s) The Leonard lode OF. Survey No.
corner No. ! Of said Colorado lode. which is
identical with corner No. l-24 OF Surveo No
1893. Gardner. Leonard and Scranton lodes re-
spectively. (3) The Scranton lode of Survey
No. 1893 adjoins the Colorado lode of this survey
on the westerly side of said Colorado lode
There are no conflicting claims as shown upon
the official survey hereof. -. -. -. -. ....
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, lode. premises. or any portion
thereof so described, surveyed. plated and up.
plied t0g are hereby, notified That unless their
adverse claims are duly filed as according To law
and the regulations Hereunder within the time
PEEsserihsd by lay, With the Register Of tIs
vada they will be barred. in virtue of tho pro-
visions OF said statute, ...,,.
=" ,.'- LOUIS j. CoiIN ,'''5'
T.. 49,. Register.
Date Of first publication Sept. &C. 1908
Date OF last publication Dec. s. 1903 80