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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-03
WORKntN COMPLETE MIAMI ROAD GRADE
FINNISH WORK ON RAIL ExTEH SION AND MOVE To OTHER FIELD.


 Globe, Ariz., Doc. ,2.-For the pur- pose of making final settlement with the Southern Pacific company for the construction of the roadbed for the Miami extension, D. J. Des. mond and E. R. Ellis of the Des- mond Contracting company. arrived here last night from Los Angeles
 The visit of MT. Desmond to Globe now is significant by reason of the fact that J. c. Mcclure. engineer of maintenance of way of the Ran dolph system. is now in this city.
 All of the work on the Miami ex, tension as far as MT. Desmond and his associates are concerned, is fin ished. It is expected that Messrs Mcclure, Desmond and Ellis will g over the new line today and that a settlement for the construction worI will be effected
 The force which has been at wort on the Miami line will be removed tc California at once and placed on tn owens river acqueduct, in which con tract the Desmond company is inter ested. It is hardly likely that anl more work will be done in this dis trict by that company for severa months. as all of the available equip ment is being concentrated on tn Owens river project, which will sug ply Los Angeles with water whel completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-03
RUMORS CAUSE DEALERS ID
 GO EASY
REPORT THAT BANKS HOLDING
 RAILROAD STOCK WILL GET AT TENTioN STARTS SCARE ON
 CHANCE
tBy Associated Press9

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The specula- tive attention was diverted from the main current of affairs of the stock market some by-channels having to do with the special development concern ing railroad property and their rela- tions.
 The report from Washington that national bank holding railroad securi, ties were to be scrutinized under the suggestion of the speculative interest in the stock market. especially the Greater New York banks, had played tco large part in their conduct, caused the stock market element to feel nerv- ous.
 1 Bonds steady. Total sales $5.257. OOO.
 United States bonds unchanged
 Standard copper locally weak; no quotations for spot were made but later bids and offers established the market at about SIP. .s71s @1s %. fol :, both spot and December; January SIP. s7k@13. 10; February SIP S71kd q 1925.
 Lake SIS .25 c IS. 50; Electrolytic l s13.12 c 1S.S714; Casting s13 .O0 c { 1925.
 i Tin easy. spot. s31. .S71z 931 .75; De cember sS1 30@S1 60; January s31 8 @31 50; February sS1 .75 asked. 1. Lead quiet. spot 37h@4. .421z New York; s4 2O@4.27h. East St Louis.
 Spelter weak; spot s6.15@6. 4C } New York; s6.25 asked. East St Louis
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-03
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING

point to the existence of a copper bearing zone at a depth of 700 feet or whereabouts. Superintendent x. H. Woodward is in charge of the opera tions at the Williams shaft and Is pushing forward the work of develop ing the mine as rapidly as possible.
 The National Mining Exploration company has begun the construction of dry house short distance north east of the Williams shaft This building will be 24 feet long by i2 feet wide and will be fully equipped wit hlockers and all other appurten- ances necessary in a house of this kind. In the near future black smith shop thirty feet long by twelve feet wide will be built upon the mine dump. which will be leveled off to make 9 suitable site.
 All the work on the Warrior mine during the past week has been very encouraging. Raise No 36 continues to run through 20 per cent ore and the dimensions of this ore body are rapidly being extended. so that con siderable tonnage of this class of ore has now been developed. Raise No. S7 is in Ii per cent ore. All the drifts are being rapidly driven through a shipping grade of ore and the stopes also continue to meet every expecta lion of the management.
 The Warrior Development eompany continues to ship about TO tons of ore daily. This ore averages 10 per cent in copper. and all shipments are going to the Fl Paso smelter
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-03
MINE PAYS DIVIDEND
 OF OAE DOLLAR 4 SHARE
MAINTAINS RATE THAT HAS BEEN CUSTOM FOR LAST TWO YEARs.

Calumet 6 Arizona directors did the expected thing when they an nounced dividend of one dollar per share, the rate which has been Llain- tained during the past two years. The company is able to do better. but it is buying claims. opening new proper ties. and spending considerable out side Of it's Bisbee properties. The company is in excellent condition physically and financially. It has add ed important ore deposits during the year and it's mines look as well as at any time in their history. It is thought that the Hope G Wagner claims, Bis bee, will be the next to give them storiag ground of much value.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-03

Old papers for sale cieep in bun dies of 100. Cal st Review office
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-03
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
OBy Associated Presg. )

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Catle steady receipts 1000. Reeves S5@9.15; Texas steers sS.70@4.75; Western steers s4.0007. 40; Stockers and feed CTS, s3. .7065.15; Cows and heifer: g. .10@5 .65; Calves s6. .259S. 50.
 Sheep steady. Receipts 16,0OO. Ma tive $2 2.75@5. %; Western s3 O0@ 300; Yearlings $5.4OG6. 80; Lambs native s5. .25@7.75; Western s5. 25@ 7.65.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Annual Conference
 of Arizona Mothers

Attention is called to the second annual conference of the Arizona Mothers, to be held in Phoenix, at the Central NJ. E. church, on Friday, Jam uarp 29, at 2p m. Topics bearing on home and school influence in charac- ter building will be discussed. The address by Prof. Stsbler. principal of the Phoenix High school, will be of interest to everyone. From the view point of both mother and teacher, Mrs Var Kirk will talk on the subject of playgrounds. Upon request, and in order to reach many through one source. Prof. Stillwell will conduct a question drawer. He requests that all questions be handed him in writing, with the questioner's name signed. Mir Stillwell will answer as many of these questions as the time allotted him will permit. There will be re-. ports of the work done in the different Child Study circles. Election of off cers for the ensuing year will consume little time. Some musical numbers will add interest to the program Phoenix Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Oscar Hammerstein
 Engages Sonora Ellis

Theatrical Managers in Bisbee and Tombstone overlooked e "good bet" recently when they allowed Senora Ellis, the lightning change artist, to get away. This little Spanish lady was a wonde, and the American stage has seen nothing like her in recent yesrs. It remained for Charles G. Allen, busi- ness manager for the play Arizona" to drop into 8 vaudeville house in Tucson and see the wonderful possi- bilities there was in the work that could be done by the talented little lady. He at once entered into negoti- stions and Senora Ellis will appear as a featured act on the stage of the great vaudeville house of Oscar Ham merstein on Broadway in New York City next week. In Bisbee the little woman, about 6 month ago, gave sev- eral exhibitions of her art, bu. awak- eped no comment out of the ordinary. Tn Tombstone she was billed for three nights hut only filled two nights and did mt draw but beggarly sized audience, sll of whom marvelled at her work, and yet she will receive big salary and appear in the leading theatres of the country as 6 featured act.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Unfortunate Condition
 of Young Tombstoner

Word comes from B;sbee of an un. fortunate turn in the case of 8 well known Tombstone young man, Will- jam Christisnson. A week or two since Mr. Christianson, who had been i'll here for some time, left for Lowell to join his brother and enter the Copper Queen Hospital for treatment. It appears the young mans case grew worse and during one night, while delirious, escaped from the hospital. He had sufficiently recovered to be about the streets, hut on Saturday suddenly again disappeared. His mind had become effected and constantly feared imaginary foes and fled to the hills. A searching party found him unconscious after two days of ofexposure. It is feared that the young mans mind has been dethroned and his condition is alarming both to his relatives and friends. The young man is a member of the local tribe of Red men, and has many friends here who are psined to learn of his unfortunate condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Comes to Arizona 5
 To Aid RevoIutionists

The Citizen says that Mics Luella Twining of Chicago, who is 6 member of the National Refugees League, with headquarters in Chicago, has arrived in Tucson to assist Ssrabis, Msgon, villareal and their associates in the battle which they are making against extradition to Mexico.
 Miss Twining has taken important roles in the cases of 6 number of ref ugees from foreign countries, who claim they are guilty of nothing more against their native governments than political offenses which are not extra ditable.
 Msgop and Villareal, who are st present m the Los Angeles jail, will be brought to Tucson within a short time and held in the county jail in United S.ates Marshal Daniels charge until they have . hearing in Tomb stone before the United States court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
From Tuesdays Daily.

Assessor Chas R. Howe is getting
 ready to begin his assessing tour. and shortly all your possessions will be listed.
 Mir c G Allen Is in the city arrang- ing for the appearance of his company m "Ariz Jns" with the original pro. duction which comes to the Schieffelin next Sunday night.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Speck, who was former. ly a resident of this city, was recently granted divorce from her husband in Los Angeles on the peculiar grounds of extreme silence. Mrs Speck claim e on the witness stand that A dis. agreement arose because of the objec- tion of Mir. Speck to allow the daughter, Miss FanchioD, to bec, me an actress. The breach continued for weeks, MT Specx retalisting by re- msining silent and not speaking 8 word, either at the table or when at home. A the trial Mir Speck did not appear. An interlocutory decree was granted. Miss Speck, after going on the stage, assumed the name Of Miss Fanchlon Lewis, which is the grandmother's name. The family IS wellknown here, Mir Speck at one time conducting the Crystal Palace he:e, and interested in other business ven. lures in Cochise county.
 NJ E Kinchals is over from Bowie on business connected with the pro- bate court.
 Mayor Geo Neale of Bisbee was in the county seat today on business be- fore the board of supervisors.
 Al Shropshire is over from Douglas on brief business visit.
 Odd Fellows meet tonight.
 HC h Oi ictu d sitiOkct ihcL csc- ming It was behind closed doors, but judging from the pesls of laughter that were waited on the air from the lodge room, knight" was evidently being made of It, and all hands ap. peared pleased.
 Now that Dr. Hughart has a new bubble buggy" we confidently expect to see c. L. Cummings sailing along in one ere long. our "suto" mind reader predicted the purchase of one by Dr. Hughart some two weeks since. It is said that Paul Warnekros now has the bubble bee" also buzzing about. Well, the more the merrier, and they all go to bring "gocd roads," and good roads" means trade and travel" and our "devil' puts in that good roads mean "trest, trade and travel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07

The Los Angeles Times works the following of on Flagstaff:
 Prof. Pecival Lowell, the famous astronomer and author, said the other day of the amazing public ignorance where astronomical matters are con- cerned:
 q can't discuss my Msrtian theories with the average man. He is ss igno- rant of astronomical terms as one of our. Flagstaff polio ,men is of all Latin words. This policeman arrested, the the other night. an elderly gentleman who was parading the streets in . white night gowp.
 "'Good grsciousl ofiicer,' said the old gentleman, giving . start, fits all right. Let me go. Pm a somnsm- bulist.'
 "But the policeman frightened his grip on the old fellows arm.
 "'It don't make no odds what your religion is.' he said, you come along with me-"
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Statehood Bill Will
 Pass at This Session

A Phoenix dispatch says; That Ari- zona will obtain statehood before the end of the present session of congress, is the text of message received today from Governor Kibbey in Washing ton. Governor Kibbey expresses con- fidence that such opposition to the passage of the bill as may develop in the senate will be successfully met. The telegram is as follows:
 Prospects are very bright for the ad dmission of Arizona to the union at this session of congress. There will be no opposition in the house, I am informed, but there is rumor that in the senate we may run against an obstacle. I believe, however. that we shall overcome any opposition, and that Arizona will join the sisterhood before the end of the present session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Board of Supervisors
 Hold Regular Session

Tie board of supervisors will be in session thi. evening to transact the usual monthly business of the board.
 The question of the fee bills of the justices at Bisbee and Dhuglas, which were held over from the last meeting of the board, upon the advice of the district attorney will be taken up. It is expected that the question will be decided at this time, as District Att torney Williams and Chairman Me- Cabe were to act as an auditing com mittee during the recess of the board.
 Supervisor McCsbe will discuss with the board the proceedings of the ter ritorial board and the recommends ,;ons that were made by that body.
 Besides allowing the usual monthly salary warrants, the board will take up a number of petition that have been filed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Will Make Tombstone
 Their Future Home

President Douglas Gray, of the Machomich Mercantile Co, was made glad yesterday by the arrival of his wife and son from Fl Paso, who will make Tom bstone their future nome. Mr. Gray and family will take up their residence at the former Snp't. E. W. Walker home. Mrs. Gray, who has visited here on several occasions is delighted with Tom bstone and will be warmly welcomed by Tombstone society.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07

clty ol DOugiae ...... aVV q MINING DEED E E Tower to l. W Powell mines situated in the Turquoise mining dis. HiSs sHsRIFF's DEED. Sheriff to w c Gilmore,
 Bisbee property ...... S6 IS Sheriff to W G Gilmore,
 Douglas property .... I05 .. Sheriff to W G Gilmore,
 B;sbs, property ...... 93 n
 B.ks DEED c LCsven to N c Bledsoe
 property in the city of
 bisbee. ......-...-.... lO,OOO =. E Reinhardt and Bessie
 L Reinhsrdt, by c Ellis
 their attorney, tow A
 Sherwood, Douglas
 property ............ 600 .. F A Rasch to the Sunset
 Mining & Milling com.
 pany, mines situated
 in the Dos Csbezss dis.
 tIlct lOUO Anton LutI to the Lutz
 Mining mpany,
 mines situated in the
 Hartford mining dis
 ttict Jas N Christiansen ct ux to John 0 Riggs, IanO ooO I W Wallace ct ux to A P Maldonsdo. prop erty in the Queen ad- dition to the city of DOSStes ........ <VV The International Land and Improvement com. psny to W W Samp son, Douglas prop. erty. iCV
 LEASE co Store at Douglas to Mrs R E  Florence L Daiber to Ida E Myer, Douglas prop. \ erty .. Hugh Rowe to J E Fin nicum, Portal prop CIty 4V Edward Braun to w F Nichols, Willcox prop eIty ....--......... Aoo .. The Provident Mutual Building and Losn as sociation to J A Mac Kinuon ct ux, Douglas pfopefty.-.. ...-. VV .. Ed ward Braun to W F Nichols, Willcox prop etty.- .-....--. sVV - c A Phillips to H K
 Street, an undivided
 one-eighth interest in the Gold Leaf mining
 claim situated in the
 Little Ripcon mining district. ct.-.-.......... 5oO Wm K York ct ux to
 E J Bauer, Lowell
 property. LV .. Henry o Anderson ct ux
 to A Nyman, Bisbee
 properly. ....... 1Voo ~s IF Estrado ct ux to
 Manuel Lopez, Bisbee
 property. 45oO John Foster ct ux to
 Ernest Msule and Julia
 Msule, Bisbee prop-
 erty Wo OF Fisher ct ux toG E
 Fisber, Douglas prop
 eIty AV O George Jsirrel to N w
 Stevenson. W R Stew
 enson and A c stev-
 ensou, mines situated
 ID the Warren mining
 oloerict. .........-..-. .. Jacob Pirsuug to Jesse
 Poland and FG Smith
 au undivided cue-haIf
 interest in the Surplus I0oe-. ouU .. Mrs Emma Harrell ct
 conf to c W Moon. Bisbee property ...-. l .. | c W Moon ct ux to CS Booth, Bisbee prop erty. s. Il W Ass Fen ksaosysV ~ DusaCppGsgw Rluseursan ktessy uA =
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Yaqui Chief
 Made a General

From a prisoner of war and former leader of the hostile Indians who for several years terrorized Sonora to . eenersliu iu the Mexican army, is the quick transition which Chief Bule of the Ysquis has undergone.
 This information was brought to 1uceon today by . prominent resi- dent of Sonora.
 The Indian leader, who until a few weeks ago, was greatly feared in Sonora is now addressed as General Bule" and he is showing himself to be one of most efficient of peace officers. Bule is but 32 yesrs old. He is said to be we'll educated Indian and speaks English Huently. He directed all of the operations of the Indians during their warfare.-Citizen
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07

The National Bank of Arizona is considering proposed plans for a new bank building 59al37 feet, two stories in height, at the corner of Center and Washington streets, Phoenix, costing upwards of $6O,OOO, the erection of which is to be undertaken as soon as the desired plans are accepted and coptrsc3 awarded,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07

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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Cents. Gold and Silver sI.00 Leat 75cents Gold, Silver, Copper$l.5O
 Samples by mail receive promps attention. Placer Gold, Retorts sn- Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List oaDEx ASSAY Co.,, .:1536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
From Mondays Daily.

The Knights of Pythiss will hold [
 smoker at the K. of P. hall tonight.
 The knights usually have a good time
 at their "doins" and tonieht's event
 promises to be no exception to the
 rule.
 . Dr. H. H. Hughart has purchased 6 new Rec" automobile. He is seen about the boulevards with a firm grasp on the wheel and appears to have al- ready mastered the intricacies of the machine. although but an autoist for . day.
 Mrs Jas York wac taken suddenly ill yesterday and her condition today causes her friends much alarm. Mrs York is a sufferer from heart trouble and her present serious illness is due to that complaint
 The announcement of the appear ance at The Schieffelin next Sunday night of "Arizons" will bring e thrill of anticipation to the thestre-goers O: Tombstone. This play is especially interesting and written by Augustine Thomas and is fright" from every point of view. The scenes are laid st Rockers ranch near Fort Grant. Seats go on sale at the Ice Cream Parlor tomorrow morning.
 The minstrel first part of the home talent show to be given at The Schief- felin next Monday night, February 8, will consist of six endmen, fourteen circlemen, one page and an inter locutor. Among the songs that will be sung the soioists have chosen some rare treats. Thomas Taafe will sing "When the Evening Breeze is Signing Home Sweet Home; Earl Simpson, Goodbye, Sweetheart, Goodbye; Chester Fearing, bass solo, "rhe Mighty Deep" and several others which will be mentioned later.
 Mayor Wentworth has taken up an important matter that should meet with the hearty co-ep"ration of all Tombstonites. The call, which ex- plains itself is as follows:
 "The increased mining and commer- .ial activity of the new town of Court land, and the consequent necessity for the snfactiou of business in the county seat at Tombstone, requires that the citizens of Tombstone should immediately take some steps looking toward tie united effort on our part to secure . good road from Tombstone to Courtland. This effort must be made with the Board of Supervisors st the earliest possible moment. The Board will be in session this evening, February let, when it will be neces- cary to call upon them, as they will not be in session longer than few hours. You are therefore requested to meet with a number of other cit. zeLs of the town at the city hall promptly at 7o'clock this evening, where we will take some united action looking toward 6 proper committee to wait upon the Board of Supervisors and make such representations as will be deemed advisable. Plesse don't overlook tLis, ss the interests of our town require your cooperation. "A. WENTWORTH, Mayor"
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07

The Phoenix Republican has an item telling of the arrival in that city of Henry Zuner from Prices station ou the railroad between Florence and Kelvin. Mir Zuner was . former Tomb stoner and many old time residents beresbouts will be pleased to learn that he is enjoying prosperity and is still . resident of Arisoua.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-07
Supreme Court
 Decisions in March

Official announcement has been given that the justices of the supreme court will meet in Phoenix some time in March to hand down decisions in large number of cases that are now pending before the highest judicial tribunal of the Territory of Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
Of Personal Interest

Mrs. ,. Byers, of Blance street, has been quite seriously i'll during the past week, but is now slowly recovering.
 Miss Lillie Bishop of Solomonville ar rived last evening and will be the guest of Mrs. F. c. Little for few days.
 Mrs. W. A. Smith returned last night from Fond du Lac, Wise, where she has spent the past few months visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Mrs. K. Deniston arrived last night from Douglas and expects to make this city her home.
 F. A. Mills, travelling auditor of the Randolph lines, arrived last night from Tucson and will spend few days here, the purpose of his visit being to cheek in the new station at Miami.
 J. B. Mayer returned last evening from San Francisco, where he has spent the past two weeks, having been called there by the serious illness and death of his father. MT. Meyer has the sin cere sympathy of his friends in his be- reavement.
 Mrs. Denis Murphy and two daugh- ters returned last night from San Di- ego and other points in southern Cali fornia, where they have spent the past few months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. W. D. FRENCH, Corresrerdcn

evening.
 Attorney F. B. Lane of Clifton is registered at the Jones.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max Krueger are happy over the advent of their first baby-a girl-which arrived last night
 The Broadway family will move into the new Brier cottage, just completed, in a few days.
 Weaver Brier has just started an- other cottage on his property at the corner of Ninth and I streets.
 John J. Fox of St. Louis is business visitor at Stafford.
 c. M. Owen, of Des Moiues, arrived this morning.
 George Bowen left last evening for Miami
 Miss Lillie Bishop will leave for Globe tomorrow, where she will visit Judge and Mrs. P. c. Little.
 The Olney-I Hams furniture building is assuming beautiful proportions.
 Miss Ella Bassiste has been employed by the school board to assist the prim- ary teacher, Mrs. A. R. Goldman.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

l sAFFORD. October 2S.-J. w. Shet- srbpb, of Los Angeles, was an ineom-
 2 passenger last evening. IT B. Taylor, of St. Joseph, is a gness visitor to the city. l William Sparks left for Globe last
 ght on a business trip.
 | Mrs Gurther, of Solomonville, is
 S1,p guest of Mrs. w. c. Sehafer.
 Saiah Jaime, the hello girl at the ,ntral telephone office, is i'll. and her t,ier Rita is installed in her place. 1 Mrs. c. T. Reynolds entertained a IsHy of little folks yesterday in honor | the seventh birthday of her daughter Katherine. The children played games . ri made merry until , O o'clock, when . sK pleasures were added in the shape
 attachments in generous variety. . hs guests of little Misse Katherin
 Te: Lucille and Lorraine Birdno, Iige Dowjlo, Alma Lynch, Merle
 sb, Gladys Davis, Hazel 0'Brien, g Young
 . A. D. Joy of Chicago is in the valley.
 Roy Miller left for the Finals last