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Ucpou Diplomat Assassinated,

London, March 10, Especial dis
patches from Berlin state that the
Luka-Anser publishes the report that
Count Forgach, the Austro-Hungar-
ian minister TO Servia, has been as
sassinated Nothing OF coniirmatory
nature Ia obtainable here.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-31
WRECK OF
STREET
CAR
Two Persons Fat ally
and More Than Score
Seriously Injured

Cincinnati. Jan. 30.-The snow storm
and consequent slippery tracks ls CIV
en- as the cause OF an accident here
today that may cost at least two lives.
while several other persons were in
jured.
A College Hill main line car with
thirty-seven passengers jumped the
rails on Clifton avenue and tumbled
down steep embankment, landing at
the bottom OF a rayine with a mass
OF shrieking. fighting men. women and
children, caught under 1t or hurled
from platforms or through windows
More than a score OF passengers were
injured. some seriously. The motor
man. Jos. Z. Milligan, is believed to
be dying and Chief of Detectives
Poppe fs probably fatally hurt.
To his bravery can bo laid the In
jurles Of Poppc. He tried to help the
motorman to regain control of the car.
He was working with the brake when
the car jumped the track. Poppe stuck
to his post, as did Motorman Mill
gan, Poppe was formerly In the reg
ular army. having been awarded a
medal for bravery in Indian warfare.
ald is widely known
Motorman Milligan died at the hos.
pital without regaining consciousness.
DR. c. S. Rockhill, a professor in the
Cincinnati university. suffered severe
Injuries. BY coasting into the trolley
polo and billboard that wrecked the
front end of the runaway car. the
front end passengers were saved from
being hurled over the crest of the
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
SMALL GAINS AND LOSSES
IN THE OPENING PRICES

New York, Jan S0.-While opening
prices today showed a mingling of
small gains and losses. the downward
tendency was most perceptible. New
York Central. Chesapeake & Ohio,
Brooklyn Transit and Pacific Mail de-
clined large fractions. The leading
showed a moderate degree OF activ-
ity. Prices Teceded In all directions
and stocks came upon the market in
considerable volume. The copper In
dustries were especially affected. a
preclpitate fall OF over three points in
Tennessee Copper contributed largely
to the weakness OF the list, Losses
reaching a point were pretty general.
Chicago & Alton fell 4 IL, Anaconda
., Amalgamated Copper, United States
Realty and Railway Steel Spring l IL.
Canadian Pacific advanced point
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-31
FREIGHT RATES DECREASE
so PER CENT IN 30 YEARS

New York. Jan. 30.-W. c. BrowG
president of the New York Central
railroad, deplored attacks on the rail-
reads in an address last night at the
annual dinner OF the New York Uni
yersity School OF Commerce. 1t was
al this dinner that Kokoich Midzunl,
japanese consul general In this city,
spoke OF the Misunderstanding be-
tween this country and Japan.
In his address, Mr.. Brown said In
part:
Wages OF railroad employees in the
United States and almost every az
tlcle used In construction, mainten-
aEce and operation. averages rs per
cent higher, while freight rates aver
age sixty per cent lower than thirty
years ago.
rs there not food Tor serious thought
in these fact and do they not argue
powerfully for patient and kindly for
bearing consideration of the railroad
question as n whole?"
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TlMMINS SUES STEAMER
FLORIDA FOR SALVAGE

New York, Jan. 30.-Additional leg
al complications have been added to
the suits arising from the collision
of the White Star liner Republic
and the Italian line steamer Florida.
by the filing of a libel against the
Florida by Edward NJ Timmins, own
er OF the tug John NJ Timmlns.
Timmins has started suit for sal
wage pending the settlement of which
United States Marshal Hcnkel has at
tached the Florida's cargo. Timmlns
sets forth that his tug took the Flor
ida in tow between the Ambrose light
ship and Fire Island, and that he is
entitled TO liberal salvage. rhc
White Star line had previously brought
suit against the owners of the Florida
for the loss of the Republic.
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SCOTLAND LIGHTSHIP is
RUN INTO BY STEAMER

New York, Jan. 9O.-The famous
Scotland lIghtship, anchored of the
Highlands Of Navesinl, and marking
the entrance To New York harbor, was
run into and damaged by a schooner
during heavy snowstorm today. The
llghtship called for immediate assist
ance, and In response. the revenue cut
ter Mohawk, which was lying at
anchor on Tompkinsville. S. J., rushed
down the bay under full head of steam
Soon after the collision, the snow
fall ceased and the observers on the
shore discovered two large schooners
anchored near the llghtship.
Soon after the tug Reliance came
up. the lower bay towing the water
logged schooner ], S. Lamprey,
Evidently the damage to the light.
ship was not serious.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, 70 SIS.
American Car and Foundry, As IL
American Locomotive. SIS IL.
American Smelling, SO IA.
American Smelling. ptd., 101 SIS.
American Sugar Refining, 129.
Anaconda Mining Co. 43.
Atchison Railway, 90
Atchison Railway. pfd, 101 Ia.
Baltimore and Ohio. Ill.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 6S l-S.
Canadian Pacific, Ill
Chesapeake and Ohio, 81 "a.
Chicago Northwestern, ia.
Chicago. Nil. and st. Paul. 14S II.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. SO.
Colorado and Southern, 81.
Delaware and Hudson, l75.
Denver and Rio Grandc, IL IL,
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. 81.
Erie Railway, 80 IA.
Great Northern, pfd.. 40 7-S.
Great Northern Ore Gifts. II IL.
Illinois Central. 144 IA
New York Central. 126 Is.
Reading Railway, l31 "a,
Rock Island Co. "a
Rock Island Co, pfd., 61 81.
Southern Pacific. III Is,
Southern Railway. 25 Is.
Union Pacific. 176 is.
United States Stoel, 30.
United States Steel, pfd.. ia.
Wabash Railway. IS.
Western Union. 68.
Standard oil Company. 645. >
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FARMERS DECLARE PRICE
OF MILK MUST BE RAISED

Chicago. Jan. 9O.-Two thousand
farmers are expected to attend mass
meeting OF milk producers Monday to
demand that the price OF milk be
raised. They will represent producers
of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin and
all cities which send milk TO Chicago
either directly or through bottline
firms and condensed milk dealers.
Practically every farmer in this
district will join the association, said
an official we will at once make a
demand for higher prices and we Will
fight for it, There will not be can
OF milk sold until We get more Tor
our products"
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PREACHER
! s II | s
TARGET
Demented Man Fires {
Shot During a Street
Meeting

Oakland. Cal, Jan. 30.-A man reg
fstered at the hotel Celline here un-
del the name of G. H. Burton OF Chi
cago fired two shots last night from
his window at a preacher who was
holding services In the street near the
hotel The plate glass window OF a
store across the street was shattered
by the bullets. but the preacher es-
capped unharmed. Burton was arrest
cd by the police whom he told that
he was a real estate dealer and horse
trader from Oregon, The police claim
that Burton is either demented or suf-
fering from the effects of heavy drink
ing
The preacher. who came here recent
ly 10 organize a new sect, has not
been seen since the shots were fired.
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GEORGIA AND NEBRASKA
ARRIVE AT ThNGIER

Tangier. Morocco. Jan. 30.-1he Am
erican battleships Georgia and Ncbras-
ka came into this port this morning
on their way to the western Medi-
torranean 10 join the war vessels of
Rear Admiral Sperry's fleet, prepara-
tory to sailing for Hampton Roads.
They saluted the flag of Mulai Hand,
the new Sultan Of Morocco, thereby
officially recognizing the new admins
tration ON behalf of the United States.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Jan. observation-disclosures.
1,5n0: market steady; beeVes S4 20
az 90; Texans 81 z5a5 90; west
ern SO 9Oa5 go; stockers and feeders
S3 2Oa5 40: COWS and heifers $l.S5a
8 60; calves IS. 50aS 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head market
10c to 15c higher; light S5 SOa6. 10 !.
mixed Sc o5a6 Co. heavy So ,lOa6 10;
rough Sc -10ae.25. good to choice
heavy Sc 25a6. .7Oi pigs 81 15a5 10.
bulk of sales Sc 30a6 55.
Sheep-Receipts, 500: market
steady: natives So 3Oa5. 65; western
IS. 30a5. so; yearlngs IS. S0a6 30;
lambs. native. IS 25a5 so: western S5.-
25a7 so.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Jan 3O.-Close: Wheat
May S1.O7 1-2a5-Si July 81 5-S; Sept.
94 5.S; Dec. 90 5-S.
Corn-Jan. SO Ia; May 81 rs; July
62 7-Sa63; Sept. 62,
Oats-May 50; July 46 3-sal-2; Sep
tember 80 14a9-S.
Pork-Jan. s16e7 1-2, May s172V:
,mly s17.22 1-2a17 25.
Lard-Jan. 50 Go; May 50 so: July
s. 90.
Rye-Cash 76a1-2: May 77l1-2a7s.
Barley-Cash 60a67.
Timothy-March 1896,
Cloyer-Harch 50. A.
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OGDEN ecAveNoER CO.
Gala answereo promptly. EAT 25th.
Ind 1865 a. Curtis. is n
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Jan. 30-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. 500. market steady. native
steers 81 s0a6 65; native cows and
hclters 81 20a5. 70; stockcrs and feed.
ers SO 55a5 rs; bulls s3.25a5 90;
calves SO 50a6 so. western steers 81.
00a6 20: western COWS So OOa5 25.
Hogs-Rccelpts. 1000; market 10 To
il cents higher. bulk of sales So. .lOa
6.25; heavy 6.35a6 SO; packers and
butchers Sc 2Oa6 As; light So SOas 3.
30. pigs 81. 50a6 so.
No sheep on sale.
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aoyAl NEi6HeoRs OF AMERICA.
Excelsior Camp No. 924o. meets
o,,orv second and fourth Monday even
,nr Of each month at the Eagles hall
Visiting members cordially invited,
MRS. MARY HBFFNER, oracle
2941 Washington avenue.
JOSIE RHEA, Recorder. 2SS 2Srd ST.
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LAGOON ROUTE.

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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SHADES TRANSFER.

Vans, Drays, Baggage Wagons. P,.
eno. Furniture and Safe Moving
Prompt carriage service. 1Os gStn
Bell S2l. Ind. 224. lO Is u
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TRANSFER COMPANIES

ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albern Al.
len, Proprietor. Furniture Vans and
storage, Cabs at moments 70.
ucc. Ofiico ALP 25th st. Phono ~.
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AT THE Downs Coffee house. $50 z5th.
first-class girl or woman Tor kitchen
work l 30 1Wk
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Suoar and Coffee

New York. Jan. 30.-Sugar. raw
Quiet; fair refining SO II; centrifugal
&c test 50 67; molasses sugar 81 80;
refined. steady; crushed IS S5; pow
dcred si.75; granulated si.65.
CoFFEE-Steady; No. Rio IL;
No. 4 Santos 8 IL.
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Metal Market.

rItory and western mediums 17a2l
fine medium 15a17i fine 12al4.
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NICE clean furnished rooms. sl5o nor
week and up, at the Washington
House. 2272 Wash. Ave. 1 2S 1mo
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Must Report LockJaw Cases.
The Massachusetts state board of
health has placed tetanus, commonly
called lockJaw. in the list of diseases
that physicians are required to report.
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WANTED-A partner in the moving
Ave LIST
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(oh nn, furniture upholstered and re-
pa. pana. vanishing. mattress making.
pets cleaned. at and laid. Esti.
submitted on request. Phones
Iuo esl; Boil ss2-X- X Van KAN.
P'u' %'oe Volker Ave 47.tt
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ABSTRACTORS
ARCHITECTS.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA

G. A. Graves, the architect, has
moved to rooms 3S and SO. Lewis Blk.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
HALE.

Wanted, by man and wife: no chill.
dren, position on ranch. Inquire
at 1858 21st St. NJ. NJ 1-2e-lwx
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
UPHoLsTERINc g. REpAIp1Na

oHohELLA repairing and recovering.
ina' phone f32: Bell Elk. GIL 4,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for city prop
erty-320 acre stock ranch, water
right, good range; $40 acre. NJ
Skeen. 1-2S-1wk
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Killed the Peacer,aker

A London man atte- pied TO prevent
an angry husband from abusing his
wife, whereupon the wife shot and
killed the good Samaritan.
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New York. Jan. 30.-Lead, dull; So
15a4 20: copper quiet 13 7-Sal4 Is;
silver 81 rs
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FURNISHED rooms for Housekeeping.
Az -ath' / % limo
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FEBRUARY 1, to couple for house.
keeping. half OF six room cottage.
close in; nicely furnished: both hot
and cold water. SIS. Apply now,
2155 Adams, l23.1mo
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steep cliff that overlooks the head of
Elm street.
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JUNK.
LEADING PLUMBERS.

w. 8. Doneldson & Sons, practical
up-to-date plumbers. steam and hot
gater filters. Ind. 3653-D. 413 23rd
street
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CONKEY'S Roup Cure. soc at T. Farr
& Sons, 2270 Washington Avenue.
Makes 25 gallons medicine. Save
your fowls. / 16 limo
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Wool.

st. Louis, Jan. 9o.-wool. nrm; ter
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LOST

GOLD NUGGET scarf pin. reward
25l9 Orchard. 1-26-1wk
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LADIES OF THE MAccAeEEe
WooomEN OF THE WORLD.

Weber Camp No. IA. meets In X
OF F. hall in the Utah National Bank
building every Thursday evening ar z
o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially
Invited to attend.
SAM KLINE, C. C.
E. AUTH. Clerk. First National
Bank Building.
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NICE front room. bath. 1924 Adams
l IL lmo
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GOOD tailor. State Industrial School.
Lott
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ROOM and board. modern conven-
fences. 5i1 23rd, 36Si-M Ind. phone
IL II
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SANITARY WORK
kEIR MnCaRT

AL work subject W sanitary inepec-
to.. 272s Grant Bell phone S24.Z
8 II
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SHOE REPAIRING

ELECTRIC SHOE SHoP-Tho larg.
est and best equipped shoe shop Ia
Ogden City. 2576 Washington ave.
1-15-1mo
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HELP WANTED
FEMALE

WANTED-Woman for housework on
ranch, widow with boy 8 to Is years
preferred. Inquire Bigelow, ogden
State Bank, [ 80 Il
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEONS.

DR. A. FERNLUND. Physician and
Surgeon. ONCE hours, 10 and IL a
No.. ~ to p. m. $40 26th st once
phones, Bell 515K. Ind. SIS. Resi-
6ence, GAG Wash. Ind. phone 5O2.
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'oG-ALoNG TRANSFER VANS. Pi.
ano moving specially. 32s l-2
ZSth St Both Phones 2S3.
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.

FREE-10c package Conkey's Laying
Tonic, also Csc Poultry Book Bring
-ad to T. Farr & Son. 2270 Washing
ton Ave. 16 1mo
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DEGREE OF PocAHoNTAs.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

Wasatch Division No, 1874. o. r. c.
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2:3O D. m, in X. OF P. hall. corner
Washington avenue and oath street
All brothers are cordially invited TO
attend tl
GEO. ALLEN, c. C.
D. L, BOYLE. S. and T.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
GOAL OIL AS K|NDL|NG
CLAIMS WOMAN'S LIFE

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Dec. 9.-(Speciai.)
The use of kerosene oil for kind
ling purposes has claimed another
victim in the vicinity of Douglas IN
Sonora Angela Padilla de Sanchez.
who was buried from the Catholic
church this morning.
The sad accident which resulted N
the death OF Sonora de Sanchez. oc-
CURED at Pirtleville on Monday eve
ming and death resulted from the in
juries yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
Being anxious to start fire in the
kitchen stove in a hurry Sonora de
Sanchez resorted TO the common ex-
pedient OF using kerosene in the kin
ding OF tbs blaze. An explosion fol-
lowed and she was quickly enyeloped
in flames. Screaming In agony, the
unfortunate woman rushed from the
house and well-meaning neighbors
hurried to her assistance. Instead of
smothering the flames in blankets or
cloths. however, they threw water up
on the burning woman which only
caused the flames to spread and she
was so frightfuIiy burned that her
death resulted the next morning.
The de Sanchez own their home in
Pirtleville and are highly respected
by their neighbors-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
CLUB MEMBERS FEAST
At TURKEY DINNER

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Dec. 81 SFecIal9
1t was a jolly crowd of golf players
that gathered around the festive board
at the Country club last night tie de-
feated French team and the victorious
Holden team. 1t was delightful din
ner to which they did ample justice
and steward Page fairly outdid him
self in the preparation of the repast
He always does credit to the club in
his cuisine, but the affair of last night
must have had especial attention from
as it was pronounced masterpiece.
The main piece de resistance was tur-
key, and there were two birds, each
of which, dressed, had weighed over
twenty pounds. This emblem OF
thanksgiving was so well selected
and SO exceIlently cooked that 1t fair
lily melted In the mouth.
| About the board at the Banquet
were S. w. French, ]. A. Holden, Jack
Adams, ]. w. Cass. S. G. Dowell, R.
L. Scott, Charles Scott. w. H. Reno
E. w. Graves, ]. B. Speed. E. L. For
tin, d. c. Hooper, P. C. McMullin, C
L. Smith, T. Nj. Smith. H. B. Rice
l.. w. Downs. w. H. Kirkland, A. B
Packard, P. P. Butler, w. II. webster
lC. o. Thomas, A. C. Curry. WILLIAM
Savicke. S. r. Kone, C. a. Nichols
j. H. Calvert, William Foster and z
lC. Robinson.
The main amusement feature wa:
furnished by Don James Pedro Carast
Speed and his bevy of forty bouncing
beauties.
Charles Scott is wearing the Clas
B button. He won it yesterday whe:
the tie which had arisen on Sunda.
was played off. His medal score OF
the play off was a fine SO. Reno wa
ten strokes behind him and r. /
Scott had an of day, turning in a carr
of 1O1.
Next Sunday there will be anothe
match for a dinner. this time betwee
the Copper Queen and the World.
: The big mining company in all of it
branches has big golfiag contingen
and they are confident enough t
think themselves World" heaters, tn
world meaning TO them the club men
bers not identified directly with Coz
per Queen interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Douglas Is not the only place where
there are preparations going on for
the Christmas holidays. This is evil
Idenced by the new goods arriving
suitable for presents. Mrs. A. Gatliff
has splendid line of curio goods
which she is displaying to all custo-
mers. Mrs. Gatliff has been in the
curio business for six years and dur
ing that time her store has increased
in size and patronage. Besides the
curio store she keeps hotel and cor
raj for the benefit of those who may
require accommodation in Aqua
Prieta-
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MOCTEzUMA MAN GOES
TO NEW POSITION

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec. 9.-(SpecialJ
w. Solomon, who has been chief
clerk and accountant in the general
office of the Moctezuma Copper com
pany. returned to Douglas yesterday
evening from Cananea where he went
to meet r. K. Clancy, Of the Santa
Rosalia Mining company. Mr.. Solo
mon will go with the Santa Rosalia
company on January first, or sooner
II he can secure release at Nacozari.
1t may be necessary for him to re
main with the Moctezuma company
until the first of the year.
Mr.. Solomon has been in Nacozari
for a number of years and has large
acquaintance in Douglas and through
out the Sonora country tributary to
Douglas.
He goes to take charge Of the ac-
counting departments Of the offices
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and store OF the Santa Rosalia com
pany.
He stated today before leaving for
Nacozari that from what he has learn
ed of the Santa Rosalia it gives prom
Use OF becoming an important pro
Queer in the near future. Speaking
of Nacozari he said that he regarded
1t as one of the most up-to-date min
ing camps in the state of Sonora and
that he regarded the mineral country
around that camp as the richest TO be
found in Northern Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Camou & Garcia have recently
made important improvements in their
general store. They carry 8 large
stock of alI manner of dry goods and
groceries and are prepared to outfit
prospecting and hunting parties. Mr..
Camou is a pioneer of Aqua Prieta-
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Douglas News
-Four Vac Cases

The business of the court Thurs
day consisted OF the arraignment
of four men arrested last night on
yagrancy charges. They were match
ed by the officers last night while
hanging about town and have been
noticed Tor eseyeraI nights. Their
conduct was deemed suspicious aad
the arrest made. They entered pleas
Of not guilty and win be heard late
this afternoon when the arresting OF
ficer is about
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nomanIch Rolls hlah

Domanich gave another exhibition
OF classy bowling on the Y. M. c. A
alleys Wednesday when he averaged
over 1877 for three gamss. Joe is In
particularly fine fettle just at pres
ent.
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Talses pose cred. course

}. N. Samuel, of London. is at the
Copper Queen smelter completing a
post graduate course in the Mining
and hetaIlurgieal Institute of London.
having been sent from that institu-
ton In England TO gain practical ex-
perience in American smelling meth
eds.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
Banquet Tonight

The bowIers of the Y. NJ, C. A.
met last night at seven O'Clock to
celebrate the successful conclusion of
the three-men team tournament. There
has been an interesting program ar
ranged as heretofore stated in the
international.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Aqua PrIeta shows many signs OF
improvement recently and when the
-Four C's railroad is built from the
town to Cananea it promises to be-
come the most important city in Mex
leo on the border east of Ciudad Jua-
reg.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bruner, who
have been visiting Mrs. Burners
mother, Mrs. J. A Smith. at her ranch
near here for two months, lefs Thurs
day for their home at Alamoso.
Colorado.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

Mrs. Peterson, wife of the purchas-
ing agent of the C. & A. at Bisbec.
PASSED through the city Thursday
en- route to Ell Paso on shopping
trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
Lose Their Baby

The twenty day old child OF Man
uei Elias, guard at the Mexican
customs house, died Thursday. The
body is being cared for at the Wash
ington Undertaking parIors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10

S. Felger has returned to Douglas
from Los Angeles and resumed his
position at the Emporium. Mrs. Eel
ger will arrive next week, but their
son Louis viii remain in school il
Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-10
Goes on Mining Trip

Engineer Ben Merton LEFT yester-
day on mine inspection trip 10
the Bayispe valley and other sections
of Sonora. He expects TO be absent
from the city for a week.