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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
MininQ, SnGIterS and Stock Quotations
GETS
 MUCH ADVERTISING

with the Copper Queen company. A branch line will be constructed 10 Gleason. where tae shannon Copper company is now operating the Copper Belle mine
 Although but little publicity has been given Courtland operations. much has been accomplished in that district the past year. The tlree largest operators in the district arc the Calumet & Arizona, Phelps, Dodge ( Go. and the Great Western con panT, all of which have developed properties which nave proved Co be producing mines. The ore occurs ai- most identically to the occurrence iE the Warren district, and a geological connection between the two districts is a future possibility.
 J. H. Talbot is in charge Of the operations of the Calumet X Arizona and Great Western companies and T.. H. O'Brien is in charge of the work on the Casey and Brown groups, which are being developed by the Copper Queen
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
DICK BROTHERS LETTER

Special Wire to l.. J. Oyvrlock.)
 NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Stocks werr very heavy and irregular today, but efforts to bring about weakness were unsuccessful and the market always showed a firm undertone. although iE did not hold its rallies. Special buy ing Of special stocks continue to eharacterize the market. c. & O., made another new record today. Wir- consfr Central. Denver Rio Grande, and Western Maryland showed the in- fUsuce of E,ersisteuJ buying. The profits fo- the speculator are in such stocks as these. rather than iu the old leaders. which will probably con tinuc irregular. Norfolk and West crn snGuld be watched. It is sluggish around S52. but il will look very at tTactiye at s96. Do not lose sight or Pan Handle Keep an eye on Rock Island issues. Take advantage Of r1- sessions to bay such stocks as these.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05

Every foreign nation having war ships in Pacific waters VIII he invloeu To participate in an international IleeI review a Seattle in l9O9. Already the United States government has sls- nified its intention of having the Pa cific squadron in inc harbOr twice during the life Of the Alaska-f ukon Pacific Exposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
GRABBING II ALL
 l WHILE THEY GAN

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-EToTJs of cap
 itaiists and electric companies to se-
 cure as large a share as possible O.
 the remaining wajeT-powcr rights iH
 the United States have been re-
 doubled as a result of President
 RoOsevelt's message claiming public
 attention to the way in which these
 valuable rights are now being alien
 ated from the people. In Illinois
 most of tlc existing power is already
 in the hands of private companies, but
 moTv will be created when the $30,-
 O0o.0e0 deep waterway is put through.
 and enormous undeveiopCd rights
 await the hand of development in the
 Mississippi and the streams of other
 states. Much of this is still at the
 disposal of the government, but at
 present is being given away without
 any provision for adequate regulation in the interests of the nation.
 "The people Of the country are , threatened by monopoly far more powerful. because in far closer toucA with their domestic and industrial life. than anything known to our ey- pericncc, said President Roosevelt. 1 "A single generation will see the cx- { haustiOn Of our natural resources of oil and gas and such a rise in the 1 price of coal as will make the price oI electrically transmitted water power
 g controlling factor in transportation. , in manufacturing, and in household i ligdting and heating. Our water-pOw- CT alone. if fully developed and wisely used, is probably sufficient for our flreaont JraIfepo- taiion. industrial. municipal and domestic needs. MosL of il is undeveloped and is still in national or state control. To give away. without conditions. this. one of | the greatest Of our resources. would be an net of folly. 1T we are guilty of | it, our children will be forced to pay an annual return upon a espitaliza- ton based upon the highest prices which the traffic will bear They will find themselves face to face with | powerful interests iatrencned behind the doctrine of vested rights and i strengthened by every defense which ! money can buy and the ingenuity of | able corporation lawyers can devise. .-
 The veto by the president Of .Dumbe ' of wate--power bills throws upon l Taft and tac Sixty-first Congress. the | burden of finding a solution to this | question Meanwhile the people arc beginning to realize the practical i'm. pOrtanec of this and other conscrva- | ton questions. with the result that conservative legislation will probably :, he given the right of way at tae cap 1 itai as soon as the revision of the
 tariff is once out Of the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
SLAUGHTER TELLS OF
 .COCH|SE PROSPERITY
Ralchman of Douglas Boost ing Coudiand In the
 Capital City.
tPaoenix Dcmocrat.3

..c1n q. Slaughter. Nho is here rom lougias. Is enthusiastic over the fu- iu.e Odtlook Of COcH'sc county. and ssreciaily over tAe HCw mining camp -I CouTt,and
 'I can not hear anything but Court iaud." said Nr Slaughter, not only .n DoGclas. but ia Bisbee. TOInbstonr .al every place yo1 20. Already .lCge are 15OO people there and in a slort while there will be 10000 .a-abi ants. The CorTcr Queen, the ( ana A. and several other big min -u2 companies gre FctGng ready for Jig thing there. ana severll rail oads are going to be built in tine verv noar future. lt is understood that the copper wil be sent from Courtlaud To Douglas to be milied. and. us there is an inexhaustible supply. ii wili mean great things for Douglas as well las Cortland
 Ar. Slaughter vill be in thC city several days. He L. the owner of the San Bernardino ranch near Dougias. sud leased it recently for 8 rental of
 ZJ Goo for ten years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
LOGAN 6 BRYAN.

Special Wire to l.. !. OyeTlock.
 NEW YORK, Feb. i.-Metal is- sues and Reading were under pressure and closed lower. while the balance o5 the list closed at about last nights level C. & O., Colo Southern. Wis consin Central and Denver were very strong on buying attributed to the various pools. which have been Oper- ating in these issues. There was not muca news Of importance, and the trading was mostly professional. A material falling on in the public in- tercst was noted and there seemed to be 8 disposition 10 market some Of the stock bought on the recent de ciines. Several attacks were made on the list, but long stock was not dis lodged in quantity and shorts cover cd near the close.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
SORGHUM AND CANE
 IN SAN PEDRO VALLEY
] H. Hughes, Former BiSbee- is, Expects To Raise a
 Crop This Year

P-auarinr 70 plant loo acres or sor. gaun cane and kaifir corn. two of tine finest stock foods known is ! H. Hughes. formerly of this city. bat nos owner Of ranch in tho Sun FcG-o valley. Hughes is at present in ;ha city and has already contracted fer the sale Of his entire crop befCrc hand 10 a local livery company.
 Hughes reached the decision to plant this crop hitherto practically uutried iu this portion ol the counuy following g series Of experiments with the plants. conducted throughout lest year, He found that not oulr would the two fodders thrive with very little water but that when ma tured is pa'atsble To animals and makes a feed that they thrive best upon. Little or no irrigation is need cd to obtain tho best results
 The fodder. little of which was ob- ,ainable In this district last yea. Ouiy a small acreage being grown on jlC C. S' A. ranch with abundant F. -iEatiOn, made at the rate of from three to five tons to the acre aLd when znatured sold at SIS a ton in the shock
 Hughes. who is at present arTang. ing to secure the necessary seed and additional farming implements, cE- poets to return to his ranch the latter part of this weez or tile first Of next week He will immediately mak-
 reuarations for planting
 The experiment. will doubtless be Ta1clged with lively inteTets by other raEcners throughout the little irrigat- led Dortious of the territory. as this gGuld prove yeritablc bonanza in ws,stC lands which are now, because Cf g. lack Cf water, practically useless
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05

Arrangements are being made for a luo exhibit in tGc Womans building OF the 1909 exposition grounds at Seattle next year during the progress of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposi-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
PAINE. WEBER & co.

Special Wire to l.. J. Oyeriock)
 BOSTON. Feb. 4-Thc local mar lCt showed certain specialties very active today. One house, with New York connections, sold 5000 sSares of Butte between S76 and $1l. The hayiEc wIs very much scattered. but tEc orders came on consistently and 1T. good volume, SO the liquidation of trc stock was easy and caused only a
 light decline The action or the market would indicate that this heavy .s5 Hing was part of a mGnipulatiyc game rather than an attempt to dis pose Cf long stock Recent develop .1=nt- at East Butte have been very beneficial to that property, and the iOCa! traders arc buying stock heavily. Na think the floating supply of stock is about exhausted and that on a re action in tho general market it will cross S1O again Ise Royal was quiet. but very strong all day. Buy oG-y on tle declines. aud then only %. scale down.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
(Minlng Journall

The new min ng camp CourtlanC situated about thirty-five miles noct2 from Bisbee. promises Co be great camp in the very near future. Al present the Copper Queen and Calu- met & Arizona companies are vigCr- OUsly prosecuting development work and ore Of a Liga average grade has been encountered in liberal quanti- ties. A townsite is contemplated and will soon be surveyed and new city will result.
 Ground has been broken for a raiE road which will connect Courtland with Douglas. the road to run up the Sulphur Springs valley All the prop erty for right-of-way has been se- cured. The road will be tlirty-five miles in length and will be known ss the Mexico & Colorado railroad The iRc0rpoTators are: Walter Douglas. manager Of the Copper Queen com pany. and E. F. Eilinwood, NJ !. Gun iugham. W. II. Brophy and John Boler. all Of lhsbec and connected
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
HUTTON 6 COMPANY
Special Wire 70 l.. ,. oR,rlocl

Special Wire tc l.. J. ORlriOck-B
 NEW YORK. Feb. 4.--1lUeA aa- sdade in Vail street of inc dCDarlgr today of 0ae leading linanciers ca va c-tions HolGsGs were dEclmed to saze profits and selling became E.as; -Iuc, creating a highly irregular u.as- EcC It might lc remembered t.lai many bull markets have started viia important men of tEe financial Eorid 1way. Full protection viii be giFea the leading issues although no sii-- rzined upward move may occur at the moment. NC lock for a specially aza-ke4
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
LIVE OAK IS I. GOOD BUY
 SAYS GRAF
Now Selling For $4.50, Should Go To S10.00-- Price of Cop per Drops 0ne-Eighth of a Cent.
Qy Frank ). Graf.)

The market opened fractionally low CT than the close of yesterday. very likely due to the fact that copper was reduced 1-Sc on all grades. Anal EamateJ. North Butte and Copper Range all show about the low mara fOr the day. Denn Arizona holds firm e. S3-e2 and Shatiuck is being offered ' sfS.50. Greene Cananca is JUins sell supported at Sto.62 to SlO.1o- tive Oaks continues to be in eNcci fsnt demand. and from present iu3-. CzZtions would not be surprised .i ;hN stock sold at Sl0. The Live Oa'-s iOius the Miami. and I understand shat they have by far a better and higher 7srade of ore than the Miami. Tbe capitalization is low and is a develop freut company at that
 Closing Ouof atiDns.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05

October 10. 1908. was an annivef- alry in the history Of Alaska. On that date forty-Ono years ago the Ameri- can lag was raised at Sitka to inGi- cate that Russia had withdrawn and the vast territory which win be ex- Ilcited at Seattle next year was .- part of the United States.
 The Staie of Washington will make a complete public school exhibit at inc Alaska ka-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
Brought Good Prices.

The sale Of registered Ho!s:ain-Fnesian
cattle at the Southside Dairy brought IL
a large number Of out-of-town stoekme,
Tuesday. some Of them rom as far eas'
as Pennsylvania. and as a result the
prices brought by tho select stock wer,
very satisfactory. For the sixty heae.
OF which about one-half were calves.
Mrs. J. M. Kelsay received over $4,000.
the highest price paid being s245 for one
fine COW. The way the prices ran was a
revelation TO many Of the value Of good
pedigreed stock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
Receives Federal Appointment.

Rocky Ford friends and those interest,"
cd in Indian affairs will be pleased to
l,arn that the life's labors Of Ralph p. COL
Inns have been partially rewarded by the
government. and he has been appointed
overseer in the Indian bureau service
a service that was created some six years
ago through the earnest effort of Mr.. COL
Inns. But for the negligence Of former
Colorado senator. Mr.. Collins at that time
would have received the appointment
which was justly due him.
In early life Mr.. Collins was superin-
tendent of the Indian school at RAPID City.
S. D. Then for many years he held a
similar position in New Mexico. so that
he comes 10 his new position as thorougiy
equipped as any man can be. He en-
tered upon his new duties on Wednesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
Celebrate Silver WeddInx.

On January IL. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reiehenbaeh had boen married twenty
five years. and to celebrate the happy
event a number Of friends eongregated at
their home out on Swink avenue on Fri
day afternoon.
Elaborate preparations had been made
for the celebration and tho reception and
dinner went of as merrily as though the
happy couple" had jus: been welded.
The Enterprise joins with the many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reiehcnbaeh IN
the hope that they may live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
Notice Of Meeting Of Members Of the
Rocky Ford Outing Club.

Owing to insufficiency of time for notice
Of the annual meeting Of members Of The
Rocky Ford Outing Club TO be held on
the date fixed by the by laws OF said club.
notice is hereby given that deferred an
nual meeting OF said members will be
held on Friday. the 29th day Of January,
1909. at the hour Of o'clock ?. N. on
that day at the Office Of G. M. Hall. on
Elm Avenue. in the City Of Rocky Ford,
Otero County. Colorado. At which meetInp
4 Beard OF seven directors fo- said CLUB
will be elected for the ensuing year, a
vote will be taken upon the proI csi,ion Of
levyirG an assessment upon the m hers
to cover all or part Of any defiel or debt
of the club. ana ~lso - cow sEG-ases
for the ensuing year. ard also upon tho
proposition to instruct the off .o,s Of the
club to sell and dispose Vi the property OF
the organization and wind up ITS affairs
and for the transa ction u an -thcr buti-
ness properly coming before st'1 III cu1g
Gail for this reotn. S made by tho
| undersigned committee i7ste'c y ~ TO
club officers on account of the death Of
the secretary and the absenos OF tbs
| president OF the cub. and undsr authority
, dele gated TO said committee at a calls
meeting OF the members.
n. A. Dawley.
W. Bowman,
! Rocky Ford, Colo.r December 2s. 1908.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

| will offer for sale for a short time rs
or SO acres off Of the east side OF my
farm. on very reasonable terms. with one
share OF High Line canal water. and will
rent until Oct. l. 1909. one share OF
water. one third cash down and the bal
ance to be paid in three annual INSTALL
ments with interest and to be secured by
first mortgage. This land is obout one
half mile south and a little east OF the
Washington school building John L.
Turner. 90
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
rlr. Hart and rlr. Campeau In tn
''Virginian''

W. S. Hart, whom the management has
been fortunate enough TO secure for the
title part, is an actor who Tor several
years has been appearing in various lead
ing roles with so much SUCCESS that in
every part Of America he is regarded by
those who have watched his always ex-
eellent work as one Of our surest eandi-
didates for early stellar honors. His
friends have been delighted with his sue
cess as the Vrginian. His marked fitness
for the part and the magnetism ana per-
sonal charm with which no invests this
lovable character. have united to make
this the most telling individual hit Of his
career as player.
Frank Campeau is the only man who
has ever played Trampas. and every one
of the thousands Of lovers Of good plays
and good acting who have seen The VIr-
ginian" and who count on seeing 1t again
will be glad TO know that he is still! ap-
appearing in his marvelously accurate and
eolorful character creation Of the typical
western bad man. No matter to what
heights in his profession Mr. Campear
may attain. his astonishinaiy clever WORK
in this difficult and tricky role will never
be forgotten. At Grand Opera House
February 2.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

The Ridgway Improvement and Invest
ment Company. Of mentross. Colorado.
have 100 ,en-aers lots for orchard and
vegetables, that they sell on four years
time for Sloo to 5000 per acre. only
one-half mile to depot on Denver & Rio
Grande Railway. They will take one
half Of the bests raised for payments.
They sell . perfect water right with the
land. Send for printed matter. -5z
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
HAD TO TAKE GOOD
City Gets Draft for Amount Of State
Bank Bond.

The funds in the city exehequer were
increased this week by the tidy little sum
Of $l3.6oo. which came in the form Of a
draft from the National Surety Co. Of
New York. This amount was to make
good their bond for the defunet State Bank.
which had close to $4,000 Of the eity's
money on deposit when the doors were
closed.
The above amount will be increased by
81 .oso. accrued interest for the year. il
City Attorney Beall is successful in his
negotiating with the western manager OF
the company in Denver.
1t is understood that the National Sure
ty Co. protests against making good the
$4,000 bond Of City Treasurer Babeoek
claiming that he nor they should De held
responsible for funds placed in an author
lied depository. and it is likely that this
question will have to be settled by the
courts. as the city attorney has been ir
s.rueted to bring suit for collection.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
For Sale or Trade Mt a Bargain.

Ihave a nice gentle mare coming four
years old that will weigh about LOCO
pounds which will sell at bargain or
trade for a good mich COW. Any one
wishing a horse for all-around service
will find q bargain here. Inquire sos
South 9Th street. 5l-t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For Rent After January !. nice
cottage, six large rooms. large bath room
and pantry. good cellar: one Of the best
arranged houses In town. Inquire Of
C. F. Mcintosh, Sol North 18th. 5l-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
K and L. of s,

Council meets on the 2nd and 4th
Friday evenings Of each month in
|. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting members wei.
coined. u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
For 1909 Rent.

Beet and alfalfa land adjoining r. r
station: water all the time, DAVIS q
Mcdaniel, Nepesta. -lSt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For Rsnt-Rooms In cottage. unfur
nishsd. desirable location: terms yer!
reasonable. Inquire Of Mrs. Elmer Conner
corner Of Ninth and Swink. Phone Blue
No. 6e2. ol-d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

To Trade for good Raneh-2 2 hvs-room
! four-room. l nins-room houses. new
and all strictly modern; walks. lawns
etc. Address Robt. Henry. 1902 Car
taret ave-, Pueblo, Colo. -56
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

Four good workers wanted. Men or
women. Wages $50 = month to start.
Apply at noon to 6l7 North Seventh.
3o-H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by men in our employ or by
any Of our subeontraetors.
EggIeston & Matthew
Allen g. Lafferty.
Timnas- Colo. Dec, is, 1908. Al
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

am prepared to take care OF large
long time Farm Loans At . low rate Of
interest and convenient paymsnts--
J. Stanley. Manzanola. Colo. Phones
White 70 and Blue 45.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22
Money.

Real Estate Loans at per cent with
privilege Of prepayment. Private money
for one. three or five years. Steele q
Ingraham.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For Rent.-A four-room cottage. either
furnished or unfurnishsd. located on North
Second street. Apply to 2lo Swink Ave
6l-N
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

Secondhand furniture wanted by the
Burkdoil Hardware and House Furnish
ng Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For SALK-Two one-aere tracts. five
blocks from Main street. W. W. Thomas.
52u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For your next job Of Plumbing or Pipe
Fitting have w. F. Stark estimate on
your work. Shop in rear Of the old stand.
400 N, Main st.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For Sale-Some choice White LeRhorn
chickens; also some household furniture
and good cooking stove. Apply to 2o7
No. 9Th street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

Made at home. To be used in every
home-Swink's Best Flour.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

The laboring mans dinner and the
school ehildrsn's pals are not complete
without that famous homemade apple
butter sold by Stauffsr's. A trial will
convince you.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

Second furniture wanted by the
Burkdoli Hardware and House Furnishing
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

One more week to close out my stock.
Loren J. Henry. the Je weller and Optielan
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

DR.. p. P. Keek, Veterinarian. Offic
at Grand Valley Livery Barn. phon
Ford 10. Att
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For Sale-A share of water stock Id
the High Line Canal. Apply to Robert
E. Lewis. Box l ! 8. Rocky Ford. ESP
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

One more week to close out my stock
Loren J. Henry. the Jeweler and optieian
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

Secondhand furniture wanted by the
Burkdoll Hardware and House Furnish-
ng Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

For Sale-Team. wagon and harness
Inquire at POI No. 9Th street. 55p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-01-22

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Everything in feed at the mill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05
MINISTER CRANE
RECALLED HOME
NEWLY APPOINTED ENVOY
GETS SUMMONS
SECRETARY KNOX DESIRES TO
"POST" DIPLOMAT
Governments Representative to Pc
king Intercepted on Eve of
Departure for Orient by
Call to Washington
rBy Associated Press. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 4-Charles
3. Crane, newly appointed minister
from the United States to Peking, was
recalled to Washington tonight by a
telegram from Secretary Knox. Mr..
and Mrs. Crane were to have sailed for
the Orient on the transport Thomas
tomorrow.
Mr.. Crane stated tonight that the
telegram merely requested his return
to the capital "as there were certain
phases Of the eastern situation with
which the secretary of state did not
think I was fully acquainted"
Il will return to Washington day
after tomorrow" said Mr. Crane, when
he was asked as to the recall, while
seated at a banquet given in his
honor by the Chinese chamber of
commerce.
Il am waiting over one day in order
to attend the banquet at which Presi'
dent Taft will be present. L expect to
sail for the Orient on the steamer
Korea October 90"
Mr.. Crane declared he did not know
what matters the secretary of state
desired to discuss with him.
It did not see Mr.. Knox before I
left Washington" he said. He was
not in the. city. I suppose that some
thing has arisen or been called to his
attention which he thinks I should
know before I go to my post. 1 dom t
know what it may be-"