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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
F. N. MURPHY BRINGS
 CHEER ID TOMBSTONE

TOMBSTONE, June la.-"We find that leak was sprung at tho mines, said F. NJ Murphy good naturedly today when seen by reporter.
 The mining magnate referred to the recent accident at the big shaft of the T. C. M. company when the mammoth boilers were put out of commission. temporarily, by the for. tuitous casualty to the oil supply pipes, the while the water in the low CT level was permitted 10 gain con. siderable headway and for few days caused much concern to the manage ment, enta!ling expensive plans to recover same.
 MT. Murphy shared in the reassur ing sentiment of President F. B. Gage that the situation was ont dis couraging and very shortly matters would be restored to normal.
 MT Murphy imparted some infor nation that will be pleasing news to Tombstone.
 Plans are contemplated that ein brace most comprehensive scope in the future operations of the T. C. NJ company. A practically duplicate system Of pumps will be installed at the 800 and 1000 foot levels. which will be doubly utilized in it's acknowl- edged economic adaptation to the handling of the underground flows and also furnish positive safeguard against accidental contingencies with which such vast undertakings are be- set.
 This step means much more. since with it is involved thorough ex- ploitation of the depths below water, in fields already tapped and produc ing that are rich with geological indi cations and known bodies of mineral wealth, all destined to make Tomb stone the richest mining camp on earth.
 The centralizing of well laid plans of development. as contemplated. em- bracing all .nat mining detail and successful management dictates. will mean for Tombstone a future awak ening such as will compare with the halcyon days of the camp-the busy scenes of which always recalled with delight by the pioneer. were synony- mons with it's prosperity.
 MT. Murphy left today in his pTi- vate car to continue his journey to New York and will be absent about a month.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
INCREASE IN G|LA
 VALUATION
Five Million Mark in Assess ment is Crossed and Globe
 Rej0ices
REALTY VALUES INCREASE
 OVER MILLION DOLLARS

GLOBE June 9.--ln spite Of de. crease in the price of eopp1r amount.
 ing to half million dollars, Giia
 county has crossed the six million
 mark of assessed valuations and
 leads all mining counties in the Terri tory for growth during the past year.
 according to the new assessment
 rolls, which have just been completed by County Assessor R. F. Merritt. Realty values, with their improve { ments, nave increased over a million dollars n that time.
 The assessed valuation Is but half
 a million higher than last year. but , when the fact that the assessed yalu-
 ation of the gross output of the mines
 has fallen off more than that amount the Increase is a remarkable one. The total assessed aluatson of the county is $6.i23,03412, to be exact. Last years rolls showed valuation of s5.7l5.000.
 The gross output of the mines, as- sessed at one-fourth of it's actual
 value, is $l,261 .S79.72. Last year the value of the output, figured on the same basis. was s1.S16,1s617. The production of copper in this district has increased. The low price of this commodity accounts for the
 drop in the valuation of the years pro duction.
 ''Gila county has made a better l showing this year than any mineral producing county in the Territory. | announced County Assessor Merritt, as he finished adding up long CO.,
 umas of figures yesterday afternoon and struck total of six and an eighth millions.
 When figured up the totals on the | mineral output, few weeks ago and ! found that there was decrease of
 half a million. l did not even hope for a valuation of six millions The
 astounding increase in realty and i'm
 provement values to the extent of
 over a million has more than made
 up this deficiency. however, and put Gila county on basis of progressive | ness second to none iI Arizona. 'Cochise has fallen off S2,00o.O00 this year and Graham county has lost , ground. although not as much as Co, chise The price of copper has had | its effect on every mineral producing county in the Territory, but it is cas- fly seen that it has not had a de, creasing effect on Glla county in the matter of other property.
 When the supervisors meet as | board of equalization, the figures shall submit to them will probably be | raised about s100.0o0.'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
E. F. HUTTON ( cos. REPORT

Special Wire to L. !. oycrlock-)
 NEW YORK. June 1o.-The actiy- ity with advancing prices today seem ed quite logical in view of the heavy professional sselling early this week. The movement in Great Northern and Northern Pacific was the result of buying by Hill interests and the crop outlook in the northwest and the talk ing up of those stocks was proba- bly the greatest stlmulaBt to the gen eral market Union Pacific and Steel were also strong factors on influen tisi buying and proved to be market influences There was little or no news forthcoming on any of these specialties of the general market it. self. however, the taking up of these high priced issues by bankers seems to indicate the sentiment of those people as being in favor of higher levels.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
WALNUT GROVE PLACER
 TESTS SATISFACTORY

PRESCOTT, June I0-Tbe testing oi the placer beds recently made in Walnut Grove is believed to have been satisfactory. and the many op tions held on the land there by W. E. Olmstead ard W. P. Whitsett will be closed into bona fide transactions, according 10 tte belief of those who are to be effected in the sales. This is based on the tests that have re- gently been made by these men, and which covered many weeks of the op- oratioa of a specially designed mach ine brought from California
 The machinery used for this purpose was shipped back. and while the re- suit of the work has not been made known. these people have. since that time. taken up all options. covering locations along the creek bed of the Hassayampa, and in addition have re- written other agreements
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

The New Haven team has worked from the bottom to second place in the Connecticut league.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
PAINE. WEBER 6 co. SAY:
Special Wire to L. J. Overlook

Especial Wire to l.. J. 0yerioek1
 BOSTON. June 10.--Copper Range and Franklin were the two active flea lures in Boston today. Each advanc- ed point on heavy transactions. More and more attention is being given 10 Copper Range and it's value as to the most conservative investment in the world is gradually being recog- nized improvement in underground indications is responsible for the ad- vance in Franklin. The floating sup ply Of shannon around IF is being gradually picked up and there will he practically TO stock for sale be- tween f7 and IS. The copper pro dncers' report is a favorable showing. decrease of more than 13.000. 900 pounds in the surplus supply and this should be followed by Ii cent copper within few days. We see no reas. on why the good copper stocks should not he purchased with perfect conf dcnce.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

A Review want ad will rent thst vacant room or get you an adai- tional boarder.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
PHOENIX SEES SOME
 RICH COPPER GLANCE

PHCENfX. June I6.-Some Of the richest copper glance ore ever found in Arizona was brought in yesterday afternoon from the Little Butte mine. near Rouse. by J. F. Myer. president of the Arizona Rouse Copper com pany, which owns that property.
 The rich ore was taken from the drift on the 110 foot level. Not all of the rock runs as high as s5 per cent copper and $20 in gold. but thai Is what. some of the specimens brought in by MT. Meyer run.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
To Enlarge Shelter.
s4o0,0oo For improvements.

the city of Chihuahua are planning putting in extensions and improve ments to the water and sewer sys- tens of this capital to the value cf Si00.00 Mexican money. Gov. Creel stated last week that the matter would be decided upon within thirty days
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

pany together with that concren's $ sawmills. designed to turn out 500. 900 feet of lumber daily, the Murphy tract of 5eo.0o0 acres and the Banco de Londres tract.
 It is the mass of details connected with the s. RI. l.. and L. company and
 legal matters which have delayed the
 Pearson company in taking over the |, timber lands and tn emills. Ira P.
 Smith of California, who Is to be the
 manager of the lumber department,
 arrived here from Mexico City on last Thursday aud his first assistant. w.
 B. Depew. arrived rom Durango on
 Wednesday. Mir Smith stated on
 Thursday that the managing director
 of the lumber department. II. C.
 Smith. and Dr. F. s. Pearson. presi.
 dent of the company, are expected
 here in the next few days. probably
 next week. when something will be
 doing. This month should see every.
 thing settled with regard to the lum.
 Der enterprise and work commenced
 to get the sawmills started.
 Mexican Northern Power Company. Not even second fin importance is
 that of the Mexican Northern Flee | tric Power company. $l0,00o. 900 gold concern, also of Canada, which
 has put up s1.00o.000 Mexican in the
 Banco Minero in this city to com
 mence the project of building q great
 dam on the Conchos river. about 15 miles above Sta. Rosalia. Chih., where the regular and flood waters of that river will be impounded to . develop hydroeiectrlc power to the extent of 3o.c0S to 10000 h. p. hr distribution to the great mining
 camps of Parral. Aimoloya. Naica and
 Sta. Eulalia and to various towns. ir
 -inding the city of Chihuahua he
 sides furnishing water for irrigatins
 over 26o.00e acres of the fertile Cor
 chos valley. Gov. Creel stated lasi week that this company would begir
 work on the project within sixty days and President Greenwood and other officials of the company went to Mex ico City in connection with the con cession for this enterprise.
 To Enlarge Shelter.
 It is settled that the A. s. and R. company has decided to add at least two more furnaces to it's Chihuahua i smelter. thus increasinfi the capacity | from 45o to 750 tons or more daily. 1 This will be done before the end tIt year. HIS COinpduy Hsas siitdhs completed one aerial tramway from
 one of its principal mines in Sta. Flu
 lalia and is about beginning another ! from two more mines which will make the output of the Sta. Eulalia 1 mines of A. $. and K. company alone , fully 15.000 tons month.
 I s4o0,0oo For Improvements | Gov. Greet and the government ot [ the city of Chihuahua are planning putting in extensions and improve
 ments to the water and sewer sys ] tens of this capital to the value ci
 Si00.00 Mexican money. Gov. Creel
 stated last week that the matter would be decided upon within thirty days.
 , Need of Rains.
 ! The above are the big things that 1 are on to make good times in this , city and state. The rainy season is now nearly due. With plenty of rain
 this summer to make good range fol
 stock. good crops and plenty of wa ter in the streams for mining and other operations. the business pros poets for this city and state can not ! be otherwise than brighter than they
 have been for years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

BIQ Lun1ber Entefpfises.
 Dr. Pearson's Mexico co-Northwestern Railway company is also taking over ,. 700. 900 acres of pine lands in this state and extending over into Sonora. Thes efands include those Of the Sierra Nadre Land and Lumber com
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
BOSTON MARKET STRONGER 0niy Three Stocks Show Active Demand, Each Closing
 Higher LONDON COPPER FALLS 6UT GLOBE IS STEADY
By Frank J. Graf.

The Boston market was stronger in spots today, but was inclined to be irregular. Amalgamated, North Butte and Copper Range showed some ac- tivity, closing higher. A few of the others showed fractional advances, but ai it's best the general marSet was duli and lifeless. Some of the stocks see.. 10 be begged and show no change either way. In the curbs there was little doing. Dern sold of slightly. with a little more stock coming out. Globe stocks hold about the same. with fair demand. Frank lin was strong. closing at 11.I5. Lon don copper was on 2s Cd. New York stocks were quiet with the exception .nf .a,,- .aiirnadS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
COPPER PRODUCERS
 MAKE GOOD REPORT
Surplus Supply of Copper on Hand May 3l Sufficient
 For Only 38 Days
Special to Review,

BOSTON, June I0.-The report of the Copper Producers Association, made public today. is distinctly favor able. showing reduction of the sur plus of red metal on hand by more than thirteen million pounds.
 , According to this report it appears that the surplus supply on hand May 3l. passing the demand on the deliver ies of last month. Is only sufficient 70 last thirty-eight days.
 In exact figures the report of the Copper Producers Association shows: Total production. ..... ..1fS.356,1 146 Deliveries .. =. ...... f31 .706.01s Surplus Decreases .....,- iS,of5,ifi Total surplus May 3i. ... .16e. .S4S. .141
 The reduction in the surplus and the visible supply on hand has made distinctively favorable impression and is believed to indicate better cop I,er prices in the near future
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

The Salt Lake City and Helena teams are setting the pace in the In termountain league.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

In the New York State league Utica looks to have the best team that has represented that city in sev- erai years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
ENTIRELY NEW

There are go chapters.
 Covering Copper History, Geology Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy Refining. Brands. Grades, Impurities Alloys. Uses, Substitutes, Terminol ogy, Deposits by Districts, States Countries and Continents; Mines ir detail. Statistics of Production, Con sumption, Imports. Exports, Finances Dividends, etc
 The Copper Handbook is conceded Nv the
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
MR. Wu TING FANG
 ASHAMED OF I0NGs
That Is One Reason He Is Leaving
 This Country.

New York. Dec. 2s.-Notwithstand- ing the reports of a brewing tong war and the murder of two Chi nese last night. Wu Ting Fang. the retiring Chinese minister. was the guest of the Chinese Bankers X Mer- chai..s' association at q private din- ner in the heart of Chinatown to- night.
 Discussing the outbreak of tong wars. Mir Wu said: China knows how to deal with such people. When read in the newspapers of such things as occurred last night. the wanton murders committed by these tongs. and their crimes of violence, am ashamed of my nation. I am glad I am no longer it's minister. am glad I am leaving here. You gentlemep of the press come to ask me about these things: they worry me For that reason l am going away"
 Mr Wu will sail tomorrow on the Lusitania.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
.BROKAW's DEFINITION >
 OF 4 DRINKING MAN
Sobriety Lurks Below the Seventh or
 Eighth Drink.

New York. Dec. 28.-Gould BrOkaw had bad day on the witness stand. He had previously testified to the faithfulness of his wife, but today. on cross examination he was forced to admit that he had accused her of lov- ing another. drinking too much port, and smoking cigarettes. He also ad mitted that his secretary. Byford, had assisted him in breaking down the door Of his wife's bedroom. Brokaw was irritable. His wife however was in light humor and smiled often.
 An additional interesting develop ment from Brokaw's testimony. was the presence of Mrs. Frank Gould and Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Horace White of Syracuse, and other friends who offered to appear as witnesses in her behalf but Mrs. Brokaw consid- cred her case sufficiently strong and declined.
 Brokaw gave a definition of drink ing man. He said: ''I would not call any one a drinking man who takes less than seven or eight drinks day
 n Ahbit H'solOh Was ntlu Mllii Brokaw still on the stand. Baldwin attempted to get some facts concern ing Brokaw's income. which the de- fendant attempted 70 show was not as large as reported. in opposition to his wife's demand for alimony.
 Do you own a yacht?" he was asked.
 No I don't" replied Brokaw.
 How much is the yacht you dc not own worth?" was another ques tion.
 About s100,OOO," he answered.
 The witness could not recall if he ever discussed a plan to avoid pay ing alimony.
 He admitted that since the proceed ings had begun he had transferred his Great Neck property to others
 If you drew a check now. where would you go to get it cashed| Brokaw was asked.
 I'd go where the money was" re- piled BrOkaw.
 Where is your money?'
 T have not any just now. replied the witness stubbornly.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
CARElESSNESS IN
 ADDRESSING LETTERS It Leads to More Confusion in Phoenix Than in Most Places, for
 Obvious Reasons.

Due to the careless addressing oi letters intended for residents of this city to be sent to Phoenix. oregon. or some other Phoenix, for Phoenix, Ari- zone, is only one of many places bear ing that name. The name and town may both be written plainly. but if ir writing the abbreviation of Arizona the "A" is made to look like an 'O' or the "z" like E." it is more than likely the letter will go to Phoenix Oregon. and be opened by some per son of the same or a similar name in that city Other Phoenixes have the same trouble, and quite frequently let ters are opened here that are intended for some other Phoenix.
 This city by no means has the ex- elusive right to use the word Phoenix for there are a dozen of them in the United States and several others of a similar name. Phoenix people. whether they live in this city or in some other Phoenix. should warn their correspond ents to be very careful in writing the state address just as clearly as that oi the town on the address of the letter For the information of those who may doubt the importance of this. attention is called to the following list of post offices
 Phoenix Lee county, Alabama.
 Phoenix. Maricopa county. Arizona
 Phoenix. Plaquemines county, Louisi- ana.
 Phoenix. Baltimore county Mary land.
 Phoenix. Keweenaw county, Michi- gan.
 Phoenix. Yazoo county. Mississippi
 Phoenix. Holt county. Nebraska.
 Phoenix. Oswego county, New York
 Phoenix. Brunswick county. North Carolina.
 Phoenix. Burleigh county, North Da- kota.
 Phoenix, Jackson county, oregon.
 Phoenix. Greenwood county. South Carolina.
 Besides these are Phoehicia, Ulster county. New York; Phoenix Mills, Ot- sego county. New York; Phoenixville Windham county. Connecticut. and Phoenixville, Chester county, Pennsyl- vania.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
KIDNEY OR BLADDER
 DISORDERS VANISH
A Few Doses Clean and Regulate the
 Kidneys and You Feel Fine.

Kidneys and You Feel Fine.
 A real surprise awaits every sufferer from kidney or bladder trouble who takes several doses of Pape's Diuretic Misery in the back. sides or loins, sick headache, nervousness, rheBmatism pains, heart palpitations, dizziness sleeplessness, inflamed or swollen eye lids, lack of energy and all symp- toms of ut-of-order kidneys simply vanish.
 Uncomfortable urinat;on (especially at night. smarting. offensive and dis colored water and other bladder mis cry ends.
 The moment you suspect kidney or urinary disorder. or feel any rheuma- tism. begin taking this harmless medi- cine, with the knowledge that there is no other remedy, at any price. made anywhere elese in the world. which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure as a fifty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which any druggist can sup ply.
 IL is needless to feel miserable and worried, because this unusual prepara- tion goes at once to the out of order kidneys and urinary system. distribut- ing its cleansing. healing strength ening influence directly upon. the or gans and glands affected, and com pletes the cure before you realize it.
 Your physician. pharmacist. banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape. Thompson, and Pape. of, Cin- cinnati, is a large and responsible medicine concern. thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
 Only curative results can come from taking Pape's Diuretic. and few days treatment will make any one feel fine.
 Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty- cent treatment-any drug store-any- where in the world.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
THEY'RE AT T AGAIN
 IN BRITISH CAMPAIGN
After Brief Holiday Period of
 Peace.

London. Dec. 2s.-After a brief Christmas truce the election campaign has been resumed with vigor. Win- ston Churchill. president of the board of trade. has issued a long address in which he says: The forces of reaction are outsfor a double event.
 They are gambling with the rights and freedom of the nation; they are running a tremendous risk to win a tremendous prize. That prize is nc less than the complete tying up of the democracy both through politics and industry"
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
FOUR BLOWN TO ATOMS.

Mineral Point. Wis, Dec. 2s.-Four were blown to atoms by the ex- plosion of dynamite at the Ollie Bell mine this afternoon. Workmen placed 15O pounds of dynamite too near the stove in the powder house.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
CAUGHT IN ICE GORGE.

Bridgeport. Ohio, Dec. 2S.-Sixty passengers. majority. of whom were women. spent a night of terror aboard the ferryboard CharOn. which was caught in an ice gorge in the Ohio last night and foundered about till morn ing. All were landed in small boats at daylight without injury.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29

health for some time and his death was not surprise. Miss Gilman has been passing the winters in Phoenix for several years.
 CALENDAR DiSTRisUTlON- The Postoffice store has been distributing some decidedly attractive 1910 calen- dars among it's friends. The orna- mental part of the calendar is a very good picture of the White House. Washington. D. c.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
FOLLOWED BY FEUDISTS.

Salt Lake, Dec. 2S.-The vendetta transferred to this city from Port land is said to be back of an attempted assassination tonight. when three shots were fired at Charles Walker of Port land. one taking effect in an arm.
 Walker claims to be a merchant. He says he came from oregon to escape feud in which his life was threat ened.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
FROZEN HUNTERS.
Both Found to Be Connected with the
 University of Pennsylvania.

Wildwood. N. J., Dec 2s.-Two hunt CTS, found frozen to death near here have been identified as Leads Kraust- ter. instructor in botany in the Uni versity of Pennsylvania. and Ernest Mcfarland. a son of Professor Nc Farland, of the University of Pennsyl- vania.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
A PEARY DEMONSTRATION.

New York, Dec. 2S.-It was an nounced tonight that the friends and admirers of Peary are arranging a great demonstration in his honor to be held at the Metropolitan opera house February s. Governor Hughes will preside
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
COLDER TOMORROW

Chicago. Dec 2s.-Colder weather throughout the northwest is predicted for tomorrow. The coldest reported to- night was from Winnipeg. Is below. A blizzard is raging in Chicago tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
coNGREssMAN's SON, SUICIDE

St. Louis. Dec 2s.-Jerome Coudrey. aged eighteen. son of Congressman Coudrey. shot and killed himself to- night in his apartments at the Buck ingham club.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
HASKELL ORGANIZING.
For a Contest With the Federal Gov.
 ernment.

Lincoln. Neb., Dec. Ex-Governor Haskell of Oklahoma today appealed to Governor Shallenberger to joIn Ok . 'lahoma and Kansas in legal test of the guaranty deposits acts of the three states.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
MURDERER CAPTURED.

Toledo. Ohio. Dec. 2s.-Joseph Mackley aged B, who killed eigh- teen-year- Caroline Hunt. and shot her parents last night was captured tonight
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
SALE OF MILLINERY.

Wednesday. Thursday and Friday this week Mrs. Byrd will dispose of all her hats, plumes and fancy feathers at half price. This is her loss and your golden opportunity. Hotel Adams, Room 116.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-29
ARIZONA REsEKAH LODGE

No. l. I. O. O. F.. will give a grand ball at O'Neill's hall January l. 1910. A good time is assured. All are in- vited. Besse orchestra Tickets s1.00.