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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
1000 MEN BACK TO WORK.

CHICAGO. Dec. AFTER an idle
ness of thirteen months, the old open
hearth department of the Illinois Steel
company plant at South Chicago was
reopened today and 1.000 men re-
sumeo "orA. epat@elons oelns
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
ARIZONA WEATHER.

WASHINTON, Dec. forecast
for Arizona: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23

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New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YoIE. March Il, 1903.
BEEYEs-Recepts we're u cars. or 142 head all
for saugh ghterers exporters exception OF
TWO cars The feeling rated steady. with light
receipts expected for Wednesdays market Dressed
cables quoted live cattle steady II q l%1ac ID,
with tops at London selling rs. dressed weight.
SINKING ilts od4' LeAi46VaNI
included 424 cattle Schwarzschild Sulzberger.
J. Shanbers q Son, and 1000 quarters
beef tatter estimated for other shippers TO
morrow the Teutonic for southampton will carry
about = 500 quarters beef, divided between the
Swift Company and the Morris Beef Company
EAIIEs-Receiprs III head. all for the mar
ket al Indiana veals and calves. The feeling
vas weak Common TO fair Indiana sold
were quiet l3i2c lb for city dressed Veas
and SGl1c for country dressed.
10. ii average. at per 100 bi DO 2ls lb at So;
80 Indiana calves. $40 lb, 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were IL cars, or
$50 head including for sIaushterers and Oh
for me rnarker Sheen almost nominal. feeling
firm: lambs were firm TO 10c higher. few common
sheep tewes) 81 30 per 100 lb fair 70 prime
9Gi2c per ID; lambs firm at 12a l3 &c; country
hothouse lambs barely steady az s4QSlo per
carcass. with very rev selhs apoH 90 "o 11..o-r
Sales-kerns Commission tornpailf IL W.
lambs. SS ID at IS - per 100 10 20 40 -
10 al IS 15 90 Indiana do, TJ H. at s. 90; IS Indiana
sheep ST ID, at 81 so
Guiding fully ~ for the market The feeling
was steady and sellers estimated light TO medium
5sy's range Countrv dressed hogs quiet at "a &c
per 10 for heavy to light weights ~ a..
sales tan late yesterdayl-S. Judd & Co: 1873 ONO
pigs Ib average. at s. per 100 ID fo3 do, a h.
s sanders: - hogs 1as II. At 81 90; 80 do.
las ID at 50 Is; do 2eo p al 50; / rough 800 H.
stag 500 H. a 81 -: boar. $50 h, at s. 90
Newton & Co: &c Pennsylvania pigs, 80 Io' at
Tobin & shannon - hogs. 1872 ib. at s. co.
roughs 315 h at 81 70
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
OTHER MARKETS-EY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 17.--CATTLE-Recepts estimated.
about 900 bead; market strong steers, 81 90 y 50 30
stockers feeders. s. 10 81 eO cows 80 - So
hefers S. So 90 bulls, So Og 81 90 calves 50 45S
kets strong higher. choice heavy shipping - So
s. 50. butchers 81 light mixed ). % 81 1V
CHOICE lights, fU4S4 So, packing 81 - q 81 pig s.
81 do n 81 30. bulk Of sales 81 20 - 50. SHEEP
and strong. aneep. 81 80 g SO 30; LAMBS, SOu$' %
CINCINNATI 1T.-hOGS-Steady, butchers and
shippers 50 q 50 %; common 50 % @ 81 70 CATTLE
Strong ana active: far good shippers s. 50 90
common s. - 81 80. SHEEP-Strons q 80 % "a
Fasf EIralo. March IT--CATTLE-Recspts 100
head. steady: prime steers, 81 10 q So. NEALS-Re-
ceipts 100 head. active and steady; $oGSs 90 HOGS
err heavy 50 - & So 20 Workers, gS5 20;
nies 90: roughs. - 81 90: stays. 50 50 30;
6a5rieS J4$J 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Heceipts
coo head, active; sheep steady lambs lVg loc nigh
q snsss City March -CATTLE-Recepts 400
5,sgI including Southerns; market strong 10 loc
higher top. II: choice exports and dressed beef
steers s. - -; good. So 81 lO Western
Sourh,rT steers 81 go - 10; Southern cows. $50
S0. native SIS 10 u So; native heifers 81 to9
81 10 bulls s3 90 81 80: calves 81 40 50 - HUE
Iecepts 1000 head market, lOc higher Top u So
ers and butchers 81 s0Qs4 ~ lights, 81 40 81 %
,tgs 50 s. Qsf 10. SHEEP Receipts 1000 head;
sheen i0c higher: lambs. steady; lambs SEnst 80;
ewes and yearIings 81 - Sc so Western year'ings
ss - So So Western sheep, S5gso 20 stoeherS ana
feeders s4as5 80
Irnion stock Yards. PittsburE. March 17.-CATTLF-
suppfr Stesdy. choice. s. s11 So prime 81 !e9b
s. So SHEEP--suppIy light stHady, prime ." sthers.
e. = foGs--Roeeipts light. active higher. prime
heaytes. s. U5a s. "a. mediums and heavy foIkers
S. 10 light Workers. 81 s6qs3 PIGS. s. 500 81 so.
rousbs. S4as. 40
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March il. 1905.
C0FTEE-The coffee market continued ouiet to
Ga reported only 5000 bags Generally
s7szzins tone Of market steady, and the
unchanged points higher The opening
points higher and beyond little
a--eg-zTsty ncxn by only two positions during
market remained about the
f-tz Level right ID close The business reported
have furIuEe! scattered covering. but
a.rrhr 10 BE- cbfehv for Of interests
s-ouEl narrow IN futres that the market
devoid hedging possibilities for the time
equal warehouse deliveries. and
must Be carried BY big trade interests without the
s-o-7a roect:oa hecgeo sales the coffee shipped
90 -l-5a-r corresponding demand for covering Of
@tt.1res Il Sc naturally Indicates confidence the
stability OF their supplies.
s1c Is a nate q would appear chief
IN market Is that derived the
tAe SPOT situation Foreign news without
Brazilian receipts continued about
resent scale The market for spot coffee quie.
scezay. wiz quotations the basis or Che Rio
"a
TIC n contract prices the local market odsy
= Fll-CNc
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

OOTT0N-The cotton market weak unset
lE -eco--s 1o- the movement under Of easier
tpot markets. which were followed b. liquidation and
fez- pressure The Close points
l1Sest z16 steady IL toze, but decline ss14
pci--s- sales were estimated q - eco bales
market opened STEADY at q decline OF a.
-eSrllSS . -aL-=T cables continued
weather u the South During the early
t--s were Irregular within range OF points
-o- C-- considerably midday that the mar
Est became weak and unsettled Al rhe lowest Nay
ana u . points u
- high nsures % March + There buying
q r q rey strong character
1o- sufficient, when assisted covering TO
t-ng about ANYTHING mere than slight improvement al
rhe close.
TIE bszlsh SPOT news mostly from Mississippi
Valley s1- not definite. but suggested lou
L-7rc were price OF
dz-s @ neal contracts After the local spot
EEl SAD maj these reports undoubtedly referred
ha1geo cotton as Interior holders by means so
TsaE SCItleTn spot markets officially reported
lover 1-l6c higher generally lower The weather con
1z-e1 Te7y favorable through there
---i1er reports 0- favorable progress with
se----1s-L here EerE unsettled md
S 1ef flz- much depended upon character OF to-
osys sdTices as 10 interior spot markets.
ne range o- contract prices il the local
-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

CHAMBERNAID-SE D-SEA4fSTRESS---B vsr1
neat and willing young girl good refer
ences. wages moderate. city or country
Fiaher1y-s Bureau. As Columbus ave Tea
7i1-RiFer.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
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une Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-18

CARPET CLEANING
E.Y,CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
437 AND 439 WEST 45TH ST:
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N II rcPDAN EDWIN LENTZ-
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-18
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13

Sea King. with one barge bound est; Cwnbella land with two barges bound east Baitlef with three barges bound east Frederick N Ives, with four bargeS bound east.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13

day for entries he Alll receive the blanks of additional aspI'ant for the championship lip ,o { r'cloci '.Nt Wednesday evening.
 Among tho entrlats ann 'urcrl toe night are Mss,s lIarriet and Margaret Curtis. Essex County ;olf club; Miss Gcorglanua Bishop Erl oklawni Niss Frances Griscom, Merton Cricket club: Miss phepoe, Canada Mise Mo- lle Adams. Nonaston Miss kath rlac Harley. Fall River Golf club; Mi" Grace Ketas, Coucorn Golf club, Mrs F. II. Barlow MorI3n Mrs Ca'maia Shrevc and Mrs Coatsa', Brle !inrr; Miss Ellen Hood Pblia ''ri >et club, and Miss Eta MUsta,l, Ranaoek. burn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
AUTO GYNfKHANA.
Haven Auto Club Concludes Plans for Novelty Meet,

The executive board of the New Ha- Auto club met yesterday after- |n in the clubs rooms over the Old |delberg and concluded plans for 2
 bkhana or novelty meet 10 bc held |urday afternoon, october Sl, at h City park This, event is the of its kind that has ever been |ertaken in this vicinity and the hnfittee in charge are doing their to, make the meet successful the meeting yesterday was presided h by, Thomas C. Bennett, the presi- |t of the club and among those
 Eent were J F. Goodhart F. q. F., hes. w. T. Dill, William Fl. nong ana C NJ. Robinson, Messrs, Dill Barnes. however, are in direct |rge of the days sports and all nn- Is should be addressed to them
 |omie of Ahe events that will be run during the afternoon are An oh- He race. ring spearlng contest, bto mashing race, tire removing |test, backward racing, ste.
 Ill that remains for thd&ompletion ! he days aport fig to obtain the per- ! sion of the New Haven Driving
 b and as this organization meetp
 night 1t is expected that their per |aion will be given Following the |rt of the day club dinner at tts Inn. in Cheshire, will be served. There Is some talk among the club nbcrs of club rim to the Wander cup race week from next Satur. The Hartford and Bridgeport |bs are to make such a trip and lt thought very likely that the local bclation will follow suit,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
JOHNNY BULL GETS TT.
Snatches Back Championship from
 Island--Rrry of London Wins.

London. oct l2 After being held for ten years In Australia, the profess sional sculing championship of Eng land was won back today by Ernest Parry of London who easily defeated George Towns of Australia by q length and half over the Putnoy- Mortlake course of four and a quarter miles Barrys time was 2l minutes i2 Is seconds Barry also won purse of tH0o0 The new champion Is a brother of W A Barry from whom Towns wrested the title in 1898
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
)OTBALL AT POLO GROUNDS,
nceton and Dartmouth Elcycus to
 Clash November ',

Il New York football enthusiasts
 be more interested this year than
 ln the work Of the Dartmouth tball eleven It has been finally
 ermlned to play the game between |.tmouth and Princeton in the metro ts on November at the Polo |unds.
 |rinceton has many warm admirers New York and this game not only | he well contested, but it will give be line on the possibility of the Tig- against Yale,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
FEW ENTRIES.
small hst to Enter Womens Golf
 Championship.

New York, oct 12,- Entries for the women's amateur golf champion snip. which will be played for next week over the links of ,he CaeW Chase elub. at Chevy Chase, Maryland
 were announced tonight hv Secretary Morgan of the golf association The
 small ono only thirN names having been. sent in, but nearly an the best of the women player are a,Wej in it In view of tdo smd I field of starters Secretary Morgan an. nouneed that though this was the lnal
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
BENEFIT MINSTREL SHOW,
|en by Winchester Department in
 West Haven Town Hall

The girls of the cornering and poll ' ing department of Winchester B 'Ee benefit minstrel show for two
 their number who are sick before rowded house in the town hall, West ven last night. The bone, solo by Miss |rell the duet by Miss Stone and Iss Reardon, and the buck and wing Encing of Miss Walsh attracted ap- ], l,use. Great praise ia due Hawley Ahcolu who coached. staged, aud dls fted the production.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
LEXINGTON MEET.
Conditions Improved and some Good
 Racing Resulted.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. l2-Trottng and pacing contests were resumed today with conditions decldely improved as to weather and the track was good Saturdays program, postponed on account of the rain, was carried out, Ithe entire remainder of the meeting moving up one day.
 The Wilson, the stake event of the Iday. while hardly contest, was inter- testing in that The Feel defeated last Tuesday hy Jerry B., easily beat both Jerry R and Hal Raven The 2:4 trot as well as the 2:l0 pace, proved a
 great surprise Directum Penn, an out slider in the pooling won the trot Dem arrest. tho strong favorIle, was Jagged Iout Elesls. selling al s5 In the pools
 won the 2,l0 pace over tcn competitors.
 The feature of tomorrow's card will he the Walnut Hall farm c,fp, valued at
 sS,0on
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13

NEW LONDON SLIPPING NHWs, New London. Oct j2.-Sailad Tugs
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
sssTn Marine Recorc.. eSEs
nnnr nM NM, nAAMN.

A1rIvrd' T1G8 R0holN N0bInson with five b1rgcs from New York Jame' McWHIiame. with ten barEps from New york. and sarah c. MrW llliams and John Garrett with nine barges from New York
 saicds Schooner Freddie Eaton ro, New York. n1gs Eohorl Robinson Wltl enc barge roi New York; James McWil. '.lrg with six bargog for New York and sarah Ii McWllIlams with on' barge for New lpndon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
DEATHS.

v '" v N@ -s7s7N V 7711.-@T-r~T~ergN |RHAM--In this city, October Il, 9Os George w. Gorham, in the s2nd car of his age
 neral servicee will be held at Lewis E Maycock'e mortuary chapel No [110 Chapel street, on Tuesdav after- boon at half past two o'clock. Frlends hre invited tp attend
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
cuy,suAI, su,pp,yG NEWS.

New York Ott ls.-Arrivea: SIeam CT Antonio Lopez. Genoa
 ChYistiHusaud Oct lh-.\rriNcd Str United States. New York for copen'
 Falmouth. oct. 12.-Arryed Steam. cr l<tonprn2 WHholm, Now York fo, Cberbourg and Bremen oam proceed edl. ...... CT Gfariu Pensacola
 London, Ort Nrlvod steamer Mnnotonko New, York;. ,.....
 E,uun Oct l--Arrivod steamer mruw. New York
 Genou Ort Arlred Sleamn'
 Gib~Ilar Drt 19 Arrived: Stolm or C8noDtc Boston for Genoa Naples ele.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13
OrientalRugs and Carpets
OPENING OF NEW ARRIVALS TUESDAY.

Tuesday morning shall up several bales of rugs which will include handsome specimens of Oriental weaving. They importation-seleced and amned Mir P FppuCClon his trip to Turkey the collection antiques that bound appeal collectors and Interest connoiSSeurS
 Every piece guaranteed by be genuine of the highest character-any will lifetime, prices higher you would expect pay makes. Rug Dept. Third Floor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13

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 In every community you will find women who haze been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinbham's Veg etable Compound. Almost every one you meet has either been bene- fited by it, or has friends who have.
 In the P!nkham Laboratory at Lynn Mass, anypomananydaymay see tho files containing over one mil lion one hundred thousand letters from women seeking health, and here are tho letters in which they openly state over their own sigma lures that they were cured by Lydia k. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. | Lydia k. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has saved many women from surgical operations.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made from roots and herbs, without drugs, and is whole some and harmless,
 The reason why Lydia E, Pink ham's Vegetable Compound is so successful is because 1t contains in- gradients which act directly upon the feminine organism, restoring it to a healthy normal condition.
 Women who are suffering from those distressing ills peculiar to their sex should n,t lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia k, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore their health.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-02-08
Bill No. %
ORDINANCE NO. 27

An Ordinance to regulate the sale or
disposal of and use of opium or any
preparation containing opium, and to
prohibit the keeping of or resorting to
places OF resort for smoking or other
wise using that drug; and repeating
all other ordinances relating thereto.
The City Council of the city of Yering-
ton do ordain:
Sec. /. That il shall be unlawful for
any person or persons, within the limits
of the city of Yerington, to keep or
maintain or contribute to the support of
or become an inmate of or resort to any
place or house or room used for the pur-
pose of a resort to indulge in the use of
opium or any preparation containing
opium, by smoking or otherwise.
Sec. 2 That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons, as principals or
agents, within the limits of the city of
Yerington, to have in his. her or their
possession any opium pipe, or part
thereof, or to smoke opium, or to sell or
give away for such purposes, or other
wise dispose OF any opium, except drug
gists and apothecaries. and druggists
and apothecaries shall sell only on the
prescription of a legally practicing ply
stefan.
Sec 3. That any person or persons,
who shall be found guilty of violating
the provisions of this ordinance shall. on
legal conviction thereof, be punished by
fine not exceeding two hundred dol
lars, or by imprisonment not more than
one hundred days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment, as the court shall
Judge, and the court pronouncing a
Judgment of conviction under this ordi-
nance shall declare such opium and
pipes contraband and unlawful, and
direct and order that all opium and all
opium pipes and all utensils used in
smoking opium, taken and found, be
destroyed by the officer or person having
the possession thereof as soon as the
same is no longer necessary for the pur-
poses of evidence.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be In force from and after its
passage and adoption and publication for
one week.
Sec. S. The City Clerk and the Clerk
of the City Council of the city of Yering-
ton is hereby authorized and ordered to
have this Ordinance, No. 27, published
in the Yerington Times, weekly
newspaper published in the city of Yer
ington, for period of one week.
Passed and adopted this 9th day OF
January, A. ID. 1908, by the following
vote of the City Council:
Ayes-Snyder,S Some and Gallagher.
Nays-None.
Absent
Approved this 9th day of January,
A. ID. 1908.
By JUDSON G. r. SMITH,
Mayor of the City of Yerington.
Attest: F. ]. VIcKs,
Acting Clerk of City Council and
City of Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-02-08
SUPREME COURT AND
The COMMISSIONER
DISPUTE

Tie supreme court handed down an
opinion last Friday week in the now IA
nous county commissioner litigation in
Lyon county.
Last election /. A. Strosnider and c.
c. Turner were opposing candidates for
short term commissioner of Lyon county,
Turner being a commissioner at the
time OF the election. The race was very
close between the two men, and a num-
Der OF ballots were rejected on account
of bearing distinguishing marks. Turner
was member OF the county election
board which went over the returns, and
when the result was announced he won
by a plurality of two votes. Strosnider
contested the election in the courts, and
the district court OF Lyon county de-
cided that Strosnider was elected by one
vote, announcing the count to be ZIG
for Strosnder and 275 for Turner. Turn
er appealed the case to the supreme
court and that tribunal, after thorough
review of the case, found that certain
ballots should have been counted which
were not counted, and handed down a
decision setting out that certain ballots
should be counted, etc, and remanded
the case back to the district court for
another trial. According to this decis-
ion Turner would have been elected by
three votes. The case was again tried
in the district court and Turner was de-
clared elected by one vote, the court
nding 27S votes for Turner and 277 for
Strosnider. Strosnider Immediately APP
pealed, and the supreme court has hand
ed down an opinion in the case, revers-
ing the decision and remanding the case
back to the district court for new trial.
The court held that three votes were
counted which should have been ex-
Guided. Carson News.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-02-08

Manager Walter c. Orem of the Me-
vada Douglas Copper company has been
advised by Superintendent AREN'T that
although the ore body proper has not
been reached, all of the material coming
out of the north $50 drift contains an av-
erage of l-2 per copper. Some inter
esting developments are expected in this
portion OF the property almost any day
now. Work is progressing steadily in
the south $50 level drift with very good
success, the assays during the past week
showing from 20 to per cent copper,
while the average for the same period in
the south 500 was ga per cent copper.
Mr., orem says the water encountered
on the $50 level is heavily impregnated
with copper and of course the values in
il can be saved by precipitation. -Des-
eret News.