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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-06
Reports on Committees.

The Shopping Days" committee has been doing considerable work in attempt ing to procure the establishment of reg ular Shopping Days" for Birmingham, and while not successful as yet,s they have procured a good deal of information on the subject which will probably be of value to our merchants, who may fol- low these matters up later.
 The other committees of the board have been doing good work also.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

The Arizona Commercial Copper Co. smelter at Globe will not blow in this week owing to delay in comple- ion. It is expected to blow in within week however.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
IS AFTER AN EXTENSION
 IF OPTION

Resident Director L. W. Powell. of the C..& A. Mining company, has re gently made several trips to the Courtland district in an effort to get an extension of the option on the King Solomon and Maid of Sunshine claims, the options on which will ex. pire on the 18th
 The property was bonded to the c. & A. company by the LeadvilIe Mining company and others for s1OO,O0O, and the first payment has been made on it, it is understood.
 On account of the large amount of work done on other claims in the Courtland district which were under the option of the c. & A., no work has been done as yet on either the King Solomon or the Maid of Sun shine, and it is understood that Col onel Powell is anxious to have at least enough work done to assure the future of the claims before they are taken up, although the surface indi- cations are very good.
 The claims adjoin the Germania and April Fool. which are two of assured worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
MINING SUIT
 FOR sIO,OOO
 AT TOMBSTONE
Chas. Bowman Is Asking Con- mission From Paul Warne- kros on Accaunt of Sale of Stock of Great WetSern Min ing Company
Special to Review.)

TOMBSTONE. Oct. e.-Suits of un- usual interest continue to be filed in the District Court A suit has been Sled recently which will attract con, siderable interest on account of the question involved and the prominence of the parties thereto It is entitled Charles Bowman vs. P. B. Warnekros. The suit is brought as an action for debt in the sum of $10OOO. and arises out of the sale of the interest of the defendant in the Great Western Min ing company. which is operating at Courtland.
 The complaint alleges that the de fendant requested the plaintiff to en- deavor to sell his stock in that com pany which amounted to 10000 shares. This request was made in October. 1907, and that the plaintiff was to have a reasonable commission in the event that the sale was made 1t further alleges that on the Sth day of April. 1908. the plaintiff. in pursuit of the agreement, induced one c. H. Young of Clinton, Iowa, to take an option on the stock and to purchase the same at the price of S100,00O. That an agreement was drawn up and the option and agreement was to be placed in escrow with the stock in the custody of the Consolidated Ma tional Bank at Tucson. The com plaint further alleges that a reason able commission is ten per cent, or $1o,0os; that the plaintiff has made requests of the defendant to pay the amount alleged to be due, but that he has failed to do so. Accompanying the complaint Is filed a writ of at tachment and garnishment against the Consolidated National Bank at Tucson to prevent them paying to the defend ant any money that may have been pidCCu bV tue StCulI OA llAAL SANNOuht of this sale or any funds that they have in their possession belonging to him. The papers in the case were served in this city on MT. Warnekros on yesterday, while the writs were served on the bank at Tucson.
 It is understood that the option on the stock was to run from April s, 1908, to the Sth of the present month, that some $25,OO0 has already been paid on account of the price of the stock and that the balance or final payment was to be paid on Friday of this week.
 Col. H. L. Pickett and Hon. Ben Goodrich appear as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
STARTS AT JOHNSON
 CAMP
Development Work In This Rich Cochise County District More Active at Present Time Than Ever Before

TUCSON, Oct. 6.-H. s. Vein, man. ager of the Vein Commercial com pany at Johnson. has returned to the busy little Cochise mining camp after short bushes sstay in this city Mir Vein, as usual, talked enthusiastical- ly considering operations at Johnson, including the new shelter just com pleted The plant, according tO Mr. Vein will be blown in some time next week. The delay now is occasicned by wait for iron ore for fiuxing. ac, cording to Mir. Vein. It is believed that enough of this will be on the scene by the middle of next week, when the big fires will be started in the furnaces.
 So far as actual construction is con. cerned the plant has been ready for operation for more than month past An original delay was occasioned by the arrival of fuel A lack of iron ore is now causing the wait.
 Mir. Vein states that the minir 8 properties at Johnson are more ac. tive at the present time than ever before. A dump full of rich ore at one of the properties is evidence Of the fact that the money expended in the development of Johnson has not been throw away foolishly. While ore in paying quantities has been struck in but one of the shafts, in3i- cations are that other companits will soon tar the rich underground bodies. Each company is gradually qd7.ng more men to its development force and the scene at Johnson is one of thrift.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
NORTH BUTTE.

Butte, Mont-The drift on the 2200 foot level of North Butte is getting into better ore and the prospects are that when it reaches a point where the good body of ore was found on the 2O00 foot level it will also open a feh deposit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
BUSY THEATRICAL
 SEASON

DOUGLAS, Oct. 7.-(SpeciaL)-
 Dressed in a red sweater and blue overalls, Milburn Hotson, the theat- rical live wire of Douglas, was found hard at work on the Orpheum theatre this morning bossing painters, car penters and cleaners, and renovating the theatre in preparation for the opening which is to occur on Novem- Der 1st. with the production of the Land of Nod" by company of fifty people.
 MT, Hobson broke off from his work long enough to talk for a few minutes with an International report CT and to tell little of his plans.
 T would rather not at this time give out a list of bookings" said MT. Hobson. T now have at least one good play a week booked and at that the booking may be said to be practi- cally only begun. I could give you a very respectfully long list but would rather wait and give the lists out from time to time and not too far in advance. You see the theatrical bus mess has disappointments in 1t and would rather keep those disappoint- ments to myself than disappoint the public by announcing an attraction for in advance and then having it cancelled on me.
 Douglas is on the Klaw-Erlanger circuit This will assure us of at least one good play a week, the best to be seen on the road, and these companies will only make two stops between Fl Paso and the coast, one of which on each occasion will be Doug las This is the neuclous of the at- fractions to fill all dates.
 Among the other attractions I can mention as coming here are Brew sters Millions, Babes in Toyland, the Three Twins, but everything that is obtainable from the best on the cir cult will visit this city"
 From MT. Hobson's manner and from the way he has started in to work, to completely renovate and clean up the Orpheum and from some of the bookings which he showed the reporter it is evident that Douglas will this winter see real plays with real live performers and not merely flashing, flickering, trembling, voice less inanimate pictures.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
GREAT WESTERN COPPER co.

Four new 800 foot cables were re- ceiyed this week. two for the Mary and two for the Miami, to be used on the new double drum electric hoists to be installed this month at the two working shafts of the company. A number of new ore cars were unload ed for each of the big companies. Both President Young and Superintendent Mcbride were in Fl Paso this week on business in regard to ore shipments to the shelter there. Umpire As sayor Harper is still in the Pass City looking after the company's shipments at that end. It will require several weeks more to move the balance oi the big ore dump at the old Hum boldt, two cars a day being shipped from the old workings.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
NATIONAL BANKS HOLD \ LARGE
 RESERVE
Special to Review.)

WASHINGTON. Oct 7.-The na- tional banks of Arizona, at the close of business on September l, as re- ported to the Comptroller of the Cur rency, show the average reserve held as 20.O7 per cent. against 1855 per cent on June 23.
 Loans and discounts increased from s3,976,662 to $4,O42,379; gold coin de creased from s317,561 to s314,605. h. dividual deposits decreased from s6.435,660 to s5,s49,421
 The Comptroller of the Currency has approved the application of J. w. Crandill, Oscar Thompson, R. Wright, R. F. Love 4nI A. J. Scott to organ ize the First aNtionaI Bank of Loving ton, N NJ, with capital of s25,00O.
 Edward J. Mitchell, of Prescott, has Eaan admitted to practice before the Int sriCr Department
 Martha Whelan, of Washington, has been appointed assistant matron of the Fort Apache Indian school.
 Drs. J. w. Elder and J, A. Simp- son have been appointed members of the board of pension exemaning sur. geons at Albuquerque, N NJ.
 Frank T. Kennedy of Portales, John l.. Pearson of Moriarty, Robert H Gill of PIeeson, N. NJ, have been ap pointed railway mail clerks. A patent has been granted 4. P Peabody of Camp Verde, for braxc for vehicle
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08

and great things are expected of the Silverton in the near future.
 The on-Courtland company re ceived big Auto-Cyclone churn drill Thursday and is has been run to the company's group of claims near the baseball park recently bonded from W. D. Brown. The new drill which is traction machine can be run oyer nearly any grade. and Superintendent Humphrey expects to perforate the group so that it will look like pep per box with copper bottom. The shot drill that the company has been operating for several months has been moved to the top of the hill and is kept busy night and day. The new drill can drill an eight-inch hole and is capable of going to a great depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
Eff Golf.

The Fijian game of tiga IS probably IS ancient as golf, which it somewhat resembles. The brown warriors play along the roadway, and the game con. Sists of long drives with reed, oDe end Of which is set in a large brown ,ean. Balancing a javelin nicely in he hand, with the forefnger as the iriving power, they project it swiftly st a mound on the road ahead. f.om which it gIanees, falling 200 or 300 yards away Thus thsy walk and play for miles, wing with each other fof the longest drive. The Fijians "keeb thei7 eye on the mound" for 1t needs BomD skill to strike the heap of 1tor ts at the right spot on the reed so fs to secure a long straight flight
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
ANOTHER SHAFT Is STARTED
 IN SOUTHLAND DISTRICT

CoURTLAND. Oct 7-Ground was broken for the head frame at the old Brown shaft on the Silverton claim Of the Copper Queen last week. The new gallus frame is nearly directly back shaft will be known as the Brown and will be a accompaniment one. The of the temporary postoffice. and the working is being connected with the Silverton shaft of the company with a good wagon road. The old hole Is one hundred feet deep and sinking will be resumed as soon as the gasoline hoist now at the Silverton can be moved to the shaft and its place filled with a double drum electric hoist. The Brown will open up some of the most promising ground in the district
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
MARKET OPENED SOMEWHAT
 ERRAT|C
By Frank J. Graf.

Member of Duluth Stock Exchange {.
 United States Steel and Union Pacific monopolized the attention of the speculative market today, bo.h showing advances due to heavy buy ing orders At the opening the mar ket was somewhat cratic, due to the advance in call money. After the Morgan interests had cleaned up their loans of four per cent much came out at four and one half per cent but had no effect OF stock and toward the close six per cent was paid. This caused some selling but was soon checked.
 In the railroads the Hill & Harri- man issues were the features. Copper shares continue to puzzle spectators. The encouraging feature to copper share holders Is that the consumption in Europe has increased altholgl there is still great deal of copper on hand according to the producers association report.
 The deal for the Black Warrior has ben consummated by Hovland and Smith, the old stockholders of the Black Warrior at a meeting October i. It has been reported that the stock will come out at s4.00 paid in. Greene Cananea, Supitts, Denn and Shattuck were firIl. Cal1n."t and Arizona show ed strength closing at 10S. 50, an ad- vance of two points.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
COL. GREENE WILL
 COMPLETE MANSION

Col. W. c. Greene, once known as the Copper King" of Arizona, is to finish work on his mansion at Red lands, Cal, according to telegraphic .dispatf iies from that city.
 Building Inspector Crates and con tractors of Redlands, it is said, have been notified that work will be re- sumed soon on the Greene residence. situated on the heights adjoining Smiley Park. Work was stopped when Geene properties became involved in the panic in 1907: The house was scheduled to cost s25O.O0O. About s75.Ooe has been expended in work and an additional $1OO,O0o in orange acreage aruond the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
Arizona & New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

Connects with MoFsnci Southern ssConnects with Southern Pacific. sssConnects with El Paso snc Southwestern.
 GEORGE k. MAGISTRATE,
 SupernIendeo
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
Names of Type.

The names of different sizes of type in use are as follows, beginning with the smallest: Excelsior, brilliant, dia. mond, pearl, agate, nonpareil, minion4 brevier, bourgeois. long primer, small pica and pica. A numerical designa' ton is now generally used in America. pica being twelve points and excelsior three points
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
s.lonescs 2. immunes.

It has been said that .here are no 5ald-headed men in she asylums for the insana We suspect this is true: at least, save for rare and unimpor- tant exceptions. This is an impor- tant thing for the anti-baldheads to speculate upon; 1t may well furnish them food for serious and earnest thought.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-08
RIsBEE DULUTH co.
 ELECT DIRECTORS

Stockholders of the Bisbee Duluth Copper Development company met i2 annual session yesterday at Warren and elected the following directors: C. W. Hicks, ". H. Rankin, R. M. Sour. c. T. Halstead, John Corning. H. P. Huddeston and Albert Woods. Only routine business was transacted other than the election os directors.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-09

among the many visitors in the city
today.
J. s. Mclaughlin of Mission, after
a short stay in town, returned home
this morning.
]. C. Deyo and Chas: Miller of Ly-
ford are among the many visitors
registered at the Miller Hotel.
F. E. Scobey of Mercedes is
spending several days in the city
looking after his business interests
here.
S. C. Moore of Harlingen, proprie-
tor of the hotel at that place is
transacting business in the city
today.
Mrs. R. H. Schwartz and little
daughter of Mercedes came down
on the branch yesterday afternoon,
returning home this morning.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-09
THE DAILY HERALD
PERSONALS.

W. H. Jones made business trip
to San Benito today.
in. Kilgore spent the day in Har-
lingen transacting business.
W. C. Mention of Mercedes is a
business visitor in the city today.
F. w. Watts of San Benito spent
today in the city transacting bust
ness.
Leonard Haynes of Laredo is
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29

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The February number Of The Ladies'
World has a cover by Charlotte Weber:
Ditz1er, which is. one Of the most at.
3tractiye we have. seen, and the con-
tents are sof tile same high order OF
course, there Is a Lincoln story, but it
~ y most Interesting one, telling of his
early life and taking him up only to
the time Of his marriage with Mary
Todd. It ts written BY Clara q,
Laughlin, and has some very effective
pictures by Lorenz.. There lis the usual
collection Of good fiction, the writer's
being Annie Hamilton Donnell, Gus
tav Kobbe, Susie Bouchelle Wright,
Grace Mace owan Cooke and Albert
BigeloWs Paine; and the departments
Lot Fashions and Dire king, Health,
Artistic dleWork and Society, are
full Of seasonab le advice. The house.
| hold interests are fully covered In a
plain; practical kind OF way. and lii q
special article called THE New Road
Isl given the best explanation of the
New Thought and Emmanuel Move
nents that We have seen. leW York:
Fifty Cents u Year 51:s5 \.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
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81 Notice or mortgage sale. \

i5SSF Notice Us hereby given that that cer-
tain mortgage bearing date. of January
y It'll, a98 executed and delivered by Hat
~. I'D. Bickell and 7. Bickell her
gssr. Iertgagss for record colS II, tbs
office of the Register Sofs Deeds on tiie
Count of Ramsey In the state OF Morrill,
Dakota on the 10 Til d day Of February
HOS and recorded In Book "A s8f MORT
gases at pa ssss 22 , sail i. be- Fore dsed ~
and hereinafte desert bed at the front
door or the Court House iii the city aof
sEeyil AXE gfll hes eolinty ef Isana Soy
and state OF NORTH Dakota Dit the hour
clock III It'd ess forenoon on q ne
DAY February. 1909 to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on
the day of sale. The premises described
An such mort gage and Itch WI MI he sold
20 e satisfy same ~, 1;
aituafed III county 81 si RAMSEY ana
state OF North Dakota and known and
dsscri bed as the West half OF the South
west Quarter OF ction55 s. hi TOWNSHIP
I6B North sin Range so West together
WI IN the here itamerts md apnurten.
ances thersnnto beloIi Gins or III d any
There Will be- due on such mortgages
AIT the date S0f Haie the sum OF "A 6e5.9 Biz
besides the attorneys fees aliuWed by
law and the costs and expenses Of sale
and to- become due thereon the further
sum. }s,f 81 =. q th nterest there0a
81 y. le rats ger an,iii
Victoria pegeer, ss
B,srls daus bert IsY
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
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DRsW. c. EOLLETT.I

Office: Room 9. and Floor. Mann BIociE
Honrs: 9, to IL a. M. i to i q. M. 4
Devils Lake, . *, a North Dakota
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
aaHeaeHeBene aeaa 0R0ReBg
!! OkIO I

=
4 There as All en- oyable n inf rmal
dance held 5inS the school house ssatur-
DAY night, there being about twenty
present .,s} q
lost of the Ind ians II this Yicinity3
are driving new horses now since
Uncle Sam has paid them their money.
victor u Ruth was across the lake the
lake the fore part offS the week. u. II.
1Iiiss Iilma Esreeb,u rg made "a bust
ness trip TIE Devil AXE between
trains Saturday js:5 I
The warm wealth Of the past cous;
pie sof weeks has melted the snow of
the roads IA many places ], 55 $5 III Il "
Frank Cavanau ugh and his sons:
Walter, John and Robert, were Mon
day passengers to Devils Lake.
ne John Miller and family we're shop
ping Al Devils Lax the first of the,
week
There will be aSbig dance at okio
this Friday evenlnngg Music by the
Fort Totten orchestra. 81 s.s5 81 !.
JOS. Growing and family were Mon
day passengers to Devils Lake. :s
Mike Hunt and family were shop
ping IN Devils Lake the first ;of the
week. IN an 81 I }s.
! Alex DeMgars was IN the city, M on
day on business. " Ills ;:s}
, Jaaua was a business visitor in
Devils Lake Monday Sas Il. ny:
Hupahuha uskaska and family went
[ to [ Devils Lake on Mondays train on
:a shop expedi tion. 5$5s :.
Glenn Graves was over from across
the lake last week. Al Y 4.
N Business lin Toxic has been pretty
brisk for the past sweek. Smeallie Ii
pretty nearly bought out Of every:
thing. s5$ ,@s ST : -
4sS s.; # t Az Of H., u i
!, 40 Y: 3. Chase received another con:
.signment Of feed the first Of the week
4 71Sf&$f$s ~ VIZ. E.lt{
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
AROUND THE COUNTY

AROUND THE COUNTY
The married and single men tof5
'Brocket played basket ball last week;
IL Geo. Young Of Brocket, was trans!
acting business in the county seat last;
week. = e, a,.... = 4 Y l ~ y
III Mr.. and Mrs. PA. Lee Of Brocket,
were callers in Lakota last week. 4
liver Wickum Of Brocket, was look.
ing after business matters In Doyon5
one day last week. H.. ..ss .:fz55. I
!! ~ 49, ,$E{SS$
Joseph Kroda Of Brocket, is slowly:
recovering from his long illness.
Mrs. Haywood, who has been visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs;
s. Vierling, returned to her home in
st. Paul this week. u ~ m r.: r. 4
l. u. @si,9s,. .@- :,ss - "s ,tn,:.t$A
A card from Oscar Hooker states
that they arrived at Seattle II hours
| late on account of their train being
delayed by snow storms. Mr.. Hooker
notes that the unemployed are just as
numerous as anywhere. North Da-
kota may not be exactly the best place
in the world, but there is one thing
about it that few localities can boast
hof. and that is the absence OF extreme
want.-Brocket News. y : ~ : :&*& ~ I
! Mat Pirila and Hjelmer Nurmi went
ITO Lakota Friday, where Mr.. Pirila
had case in district court. I Having
| settled the matter they tried to make
! the branch train only to- find, that 1t
: had just pulled out. The next morn.
| ing, there was a despe blizzard
; raging and no prospects Of q train
and as Mr.. Pirila was anxious about
his family, they started to walk home,
; arriving here about. two o'clock. =
Brocket News. | u
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson ar
rived home on Friday last from Locust
| Iowa, where they were called three
weeks ago by the death of Mr.. Thomp-
sons mother. The deceased was here
on visit a year ago last summer and
! made numerous friends who were
much grieved to hear of her death.
Albert reports the weather. in Iowa
about the same as here, the thermom.
eter ranging from 10 to 2S below dur.
E ing their stay.-Brocket News. +S. u
! Ea:nae Ta:sei =, sss&szst !
/ : j. F.. McLain of Edmore, was at
tending district court in Devils Lake
], last week. ~ sE.@.s= ,$s' -. ss.#ss3
r. Jos. L. Dahl an old time farmer ,oi
I, the vicinity Of Gilmore, but. who i
now located on farm In Claresholm
Alberta, has been spending a week
/ with old acquaintance at Edmore. s
| Mrs. o.. w. Ohnstad and two small
children, left Edmore last week fol
! Fargo, where they will make theil
!, future home. They have made theil
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
TWE|N Two YEAR AGO

Episcopal services will be held I'm
the school house next Sunday morn
ing and evening
ISL a son Of Peter Regan, agricult uralist
who received a severe kick on the
head last week from q too impulsive
horse, is reported near ecovery
On Monday last Mrs. Kate Olson,
we'll known since the early days Of
our burg as a dealer in general Iner-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
No Opium, \ ins chambe rlain's II Cough

There is not q particle Of opiumFo
other narcotic in; Cham erlain' q Cough
Remedy. and never III s been since it
was first offered to the public. It. Is
as safe a medicine for a child as for
an adult. This remedy is famous for
u.s. cures of. colds and Group and can
alWays be depended upon. For sale
BY all druggists. 81 go + 55E \