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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
JOHNSON [ISIRICT HAS BEEN PROVEN
Competent Mining Men Ac- quainted With the District
 Give 1t Praise

A reporter for the Review encoun- tered a couple of gentlemen Rho were discussing the Johnson mining district in the Dragoon Mountains. One was Ernest Hughes and the oth- CT was c. T. Booth. who is interested n that section.
 Both declared that in the Johnson district was a mineral showing In but few ether districts in the terri tory. Nil. Hughes dec'ared thaf he knew of no other district where there were so many excellent show ings for big mmes.
 Speaking of the old Peabody mine both n lghes and Booth declared that 1t would have probably have eQualled
 he Copper Queen had 1t been under the control of the same company The Peabody mine was discovered aud work started on 1t about the time the work was started on the cid oDen cut cn the Queen. A large amount of cqrper ore was extracted frcr1 the Peabody and shipped to the Fl Paso smelter. When the ore body first enccuntred in the Peabody was exhausted the owners threw up the HNOIEt anu NbItluNtu AEdk AtN9 heiA cleaned the property of all the ore. ] ater. however. the property was worked again and quantity of ship ltng ore was extractcd'
 The opinion IS that the Peabody will again he or the list of prcducers and prove that it is one of the really great mines of the territory.
 There are no less than dozen active mines in the Johnson district today and every one of them can show good results. The railroad is be- ing constructed from Dragoon to Johnson and when this Is completed ore can be sent to the snelters with economy.
 Mir. Booth is interested in the Em- pire Couper and Gold Mining com nany with tweuty-three claims. be. sides being a part owner in two oth- CT holdings in the district.
 Several years ago the Johnson dis trict was eTlToying several hundred miners and shipping regularly to Fl Paso and those who are acquainted with the mines there are c1pfideot that in the near future the Johnson district will rank with the prominent copper producers of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE issayers. Chemists, MetalIUr-
 qists.

cRITcHETT AND PRECISION successors to Hughes & Critchett,
 Agents fer Ore Shippers, sIz Fan Frzncfscc St. Fl Psso, Texzs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
SENDS CABLE TO LEARN IF HE
 CAN EAT tsORSE3Ac:Sfi

SAN FRANCISCO. eEar. 19--For the priilege of eating horseradish, Al bert Pulitzer paid $40. He did not buy garden where the torrid vegeta. lie is grown. but invested the money in @ cabiegram to his physician in Vienna.
 Pulitzer has retired from the news paper work and is here writing his memoirs. The message to Vienna reed as follows;
 May eat horseracish2"
 Pack over the Atlantic cable came . laconie "ycs" from the doctor who reg uiatos the diet of the former editor. The chsrgss were $40. but as Pulitzer departed fir the din 'ng room with a smile it was evident that he thought t was mcncy weil spent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
C. 6 4. PRODUCTION.

CSDecisl Wire to L.. OverIocE.l
 CALUMET. March 19.-The fol- lowing statement was given ont by Sec-etary Campbell this afternoon:
 Thereafter we will not give the. com biled production Cf c. G. A. and S & ?. companies on the first or each month. but will give separately as soon as received. which is usually about the middle of the month. the product Of each comnauy. The p.o- duct cf the c. & A. Mining company for January was 23sO.O00 pounds: :: Tor February, 2,392 .0OO pounds. The product of the s. & F. for January was 2,e00,000 pounds, ant for Febru- ary I.9OO.0 900 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
WORLDS BOWLING
 RECORD SMASHED

PiTTSBURG. Penn, Mar. 19.-For the second time during the ninth inter national tournament of tie American Bowling congress. Q worlds record was broken today. when Al SchwogIer and Tony ScAogler. brothers, Of Madison. Wis. rolled a score of 1904 in the second double event. The pre- yious record was 1254. made last year at Cincinnati by Chalmers and Kiene of Chicago.
 The f rst worlds record score was made last Saturday night. when the Lipman five-men team of Chicago ran up 296z. beating tae Cincinnati record of last year by thirty-five points. Robert H. Bryson of Indianapolis was elected president of the American Bowling congress this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
PAINE, WEBER 6 co.

(SDec'al Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 BOSTON, March 19.--LocaI cop pers looked better all through the list today. Amaigamated made q new high price. selling at ss9. the first time for several weeks. The floor traders were inclined to be bullisn. and several of the stocks were notably active. especially Parrott We un- derstand that the underground deyel- opments at Parrott are most favor able, and the supply of floating stock is very small East Butte showed re- to $f4 g. Every day taat goes by now brings us nearer to a settlement of tbe t-rif question. and with this cut of the way t Is the best opinion that we shall have an active and much higher market
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
FINANCIAL BUREAU LETTER.

(Spec'al Wire to L. J. Overlcck.)
 BOSTON, Mar. 19-A special dis patch from Tombstone states tn tt Col. l.. w. Powell, wee president and gen eTal manager of the Calumet & Ari. zona Tas secured options on gio1p c t~eivt claims in the Ccurtland lis- trict from Morgan and Rider tcr an aGgfegste Of $15O 910. One group coA- g s:r.S Cf seven cf the prospecis is b,tt.d for $500a5.
 The two groups adjoin properties in the heart of the district. All of the claims were org naIy procured from l. D. Siattuck by Messrs. Morgan and Rider.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
DICK eRoTHgs.

(Spec'al Wire to l.. J. orerloek.)
 NEW YORK. Mar 19 There waa no break in the deadI3ck in tte mar ket today. Ire trading was al pro fessionaL Neither gold exports en- agreements nor runners of other cuts and shut downs on the steel trade induced outside activity. Net change were small. Strength in the II II Shares and Rock Island, sheayiness ti steel and weakness in the lceal trac- uons were the features. There is no real change inS.he market situation. save the short account increasing one day and decreas- -ng tae next Would buy on diUs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
Bg THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
 CnnnfH Of Cochiae- TerTitory of Ari

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE County Of Cochise, Territory of Ari' zona-
 fn the matter of the estate of Con D. Sullivan. deceaEed.
 Notice ef hearing petition: Notice is isereDy given thai l. J WsIsh tas filed in this court his peti jon praying for letters of adminis- trstjon Of the estate of the above aamed deoedenf. and taat the same sin be heard on Saturday. the z7th day Of March. A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said cay. at the court room of said coart. in Tomb stone. county of Cochise. Territory Of Arizona. and all persons interested 'u said estate are notified then and there to appear and snow cause. if any they have. why the prayer of said petition or should not be granted.
 Dated March I1th. 1909.
 J. E JAMES.
 CieTk
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
ANNUAL MEETING.
CALUMET AND ARIZONA MINING
 COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the nnEal meeting of the stockholders f CALUMET AND ARIZONA MIN NC COMPANY will be held at the flee of the company. Bisbee, Ari- ona, on Monday, April 18th. 1909. at O o'clock a. m. for the purpose of lecting nine directors for the ensu- ng year, and for such ot1er business 8 may come before the meeting. The transfer books of the com any will be closed Marca 26th, and Fill remain closed urtl March Z9th, 9O9.
 By order Of the board of directors.
 GORDON F. CAMPBELL,
 Secretary. sted at Calumet, Michigan. March 10th, 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
MARKET IS VERY QUIET;
 COPPER OFF
Stocks Are Firm With Better Tone, But 0uyers Withdrew When Settlers Appeared on the Scene.
By Frank J. Graf.

Tho market continues 10 be very quiet, with copper of in London. The New York market is firm. with bet ter tone. but sellers soon made their appearance and buycrs withdrew from the market. T-e coFPcr shares were under pressure the greater part or the day, with Che exception of North Butte. wh ea showed considerable strength. but toward the close was weak. Denn Arizona is being cfferel with very few bidders. Shattuck Ari- zonl s wit ou a bid Black Mountain Is being oflered freely, and at the close tntCs were u few bias at l.Oo. Cactus, Live oaks. S.tn Aatou4o a.-a beng very well supported.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
LOGAN c eRYAN.

(Spec'aI Wire to L. J. Overlcck.l
 NEW YOK. NJ rch tr-Constder- able irregularity characterized the trading during today's session, but the pressure was mostly by those desir- ing to secure profits, and even up ac- counts. Amalgama ed and Shelters were quite firm up t9 nccn. but re- ceded in sympathy with Ire recessions n o.her issues during the last half hour. New York tract ons have been licu' dated on reports of bad earniIg3 and the weakness in these issues ac- celebrated in part the selling in the balance o the list. C. & o. is being bought by those who expect that the dividend rate will be increased to four per cent. and the other issues have been quite buOyant in view of the probability of free h'des. Pro fessionals continue responsible for the bulk of trading. but outsiders are said to be patiently waiting for signs of a revival in the steel industry beore committing themselves in the market
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

The County Republican convention
last Saturday afternoon nominated
Prot. W. T. Hoover, OF Adrian, Coun.
ty Superintendent OF Schools by &C.
elamation, bis nomination being In
she nature OF a draft. Prof. Hoover,
in accepting paid Prof. Porter ALI
son, Democratic nominee, q very
nice compliment, but said that he
'elt like he was the best qualified for
the Office, having had more expert.
ence In teaching graded schools. All,
there's the rub. Has Prot. Hoover
had suitable experience In the dis
trict schools which the Superinten
dent is to supervise and have con
troll. 1t is q whole lot OF difference
experimenting few graded schools
In a town and the vast number o
district schools scattered ell over thu
county. Porter Allison has ha(
much experience In teaching an(
governing country schools and 4
we'll posted as to their needs. He 1
an epth q siastic school man
thoroughly In love with bis work,
hard worker and is especially inter
ested In the success and advance
ment OF the Bates county distric
schools. The work 80 we'll begul
and admirably conducted BY Super
intendent Ives could not fall upol
more worthy and competent should
ers. Prof. Allison has devoted con
siderable time assisting Supt. I've
and is we'll versed In his methods.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Spring Showing OF "Walkers Special"
and Buster Brown Shoes
COME AND SEE USWE WANT YOUR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ballard.

Misses Hope Pettus, Iva Hurt and
Iona Thomas will represent Spruce
township In the County Spelling Con
test, which will be held In Butler
March 20.
L. ID. Embree and j. W. Allison, OF
Butler, spent Sunday in this vicinity.
Mrs. Rediord, who has been seri
ously sick for several weeks, is i'm.
proving.
Miss Cora Crow, OF Okarche, Okla
homs, and Miss Fife Crow, of Adrian,
visited relatives and old friends In
this neighborhood last week
The Democrats OF Spruce town
ship met in convention at Enterprise
school house Saturday and nomi-
mated the following ticket: W. d.
Howard, trustee; Daily Bradley, con.
stable and collector; Albert Edring.
ton, assessor; T. 81. Lynch and j. R.
Radiord, Justices OF the Peace.
! Roy Poindexter held a public sale
, on the Bowden farm, east OF Ballard
Monday. He will go to California.
Kedigh Brothers are putting In q
grist mill In the old mill house in
Ballard. BELLE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

The examinations for rural grad.
ustion will be held on Saturday,
April 10 and II. The work will be-
gin as 300 each day and close al
400. The subjects will be given In
the following order:
Eirsy Autobiography, Spelling,
Physiology, Grammar, Reading snu
Literature. Second day-Agricul,
ture, Civil Government, Arithmetic,
t. s History.
These examinations will be con-
Quoted as the school houses as FOL.
lows:
Mingo Township, Hacker; Spruce,
Enterprise; Deepwster, Cherry Grove
Hudson, Hudson City; Rockville,
Rockville; Prairie, Prairie City; Pleas.
ant Gap, Double Branch; Summit,
summit center; Shawnee, Harmony
Grand River, Altoona; Deer Creek,
Adrian; Mound, Ms. Zion; Mt. Pleas
ant, Busler; Lone Oak, Peru; Usage,
Rich Hill; New Home, Reavley; Char
loste, Virginia; Elkhars, Valley; East
Boone, Buckhorn; West Boone, Mer-
win; West Point, Amsterdam; HON
er, Amore.; Walnut, Foster; How.
ard, Hume.
Arrangements will be made for ex.
aminations at other places should
there be a demand for them. The
examinations will he Uniform
throughout the county and pupils
may take them at the most conven'
ient place. A fee OF % cents will be
charged TO cover postage, cost Of
diplomas, etc.
Two scholarships each are offered
by Rich Hill, Adrian and Butler or
she same plan as heretofore.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Public Sale.

NJ. G. Schauer, having sold his
farm, will sell at public sale, l mile
north and l mile east OF Amoret,
Mo-, and 4 miles west Of Virginia, on
Wednesday, March II, 1909, all Of
the live stock consisting OF 4 heavy
young brood mares, all bred to Jack;
l span Of work mules, 2 mule colts,
extra good; IL head Of pure bred
shorthorn cattle, go head Of Poland
China swine, exclusive Of the little
sucking pige; $50 head Of grade
Shropshire ewee, with lamb or with
lamb at side many having twins,
200 bushels OF sound corn In crib.
B sides this, ell the farm machinery,
small tools, also blacksmith tools,
etc., will be offered.
Col. c. E. Robbins and Col. q. NJ.
Jostice will be there, and q lunch will
be served on grounds.
TERMS OF SALE:-$10 90 and un-
der cash. All sums over $1,000, z
months time without interest II paid
when due. II not then paid 8 per
cent from date Of sale. 4 per cent OF
for cash. Remember the date, Wed.
nesday, March II, beginning at 10
O'Clock. NJ. g. SCHAUER.
Amoret, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
West Star Items.

The weather Is fine and the roads
are good. They have been dragging
she roads.
There hiss been lots OF oats put In
the past week and lots OF people are
making garden.
Floyd Rodgers fell off the fence lass
week anu broke his arm.
Ike Daniels house on the CLANCY
place burned last week.
Mrs. Lue Smith, went fishing last
Saturday ami caught thirty.nine
fish.
Mrs. Geo. Daniels and Miss Mae
visited their daughter and sister,
Mrs l. q. Thomas last Monday,
Bert Blough went to his brother
Franks last Monday to 40 to farm.
ing.
Miss Ethel and Mary Searfus stay
el all night with Mervel Marstellar
last Saturday night.
\ week ago Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Msrstelar, Bert Blough and
Miss Gladys Geneva spent a pleasant
day at Geo. ". Daniels.
l.. &. Thomas has bought.wo tons
Of oil cake He is going to feed cattle
this summer.
George R, Daniels, OF Greedy coun.
~ kans., reports the weather very
fine. They only fed two feeds in Feb
rusry, They are blowing.
Iona Smith, OF Spruce, visited
Mrs. Edna Frazee last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. keeble moved last
Monday on Mr.. John Cameron's
place Miss keeble has been work
ing at Kansas City In u shirt factory
Ill winter.
Ed. Cameron moved last week on
his farm.
Howard Smith sported brand
new buggy las: Saturday. We wish
him good success.
Bert Blough, Misses Gladys Geneva
and Mae Daniels spent a pleasant
sine last Sunday with Miss Eulalia
md Rome Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. Altman Daniel spent
apleasant afternoon last Sunday at
q. W. Daniels.
Mrs l. G. Thomas and two young.
est children are on the sick list this
week.
The Star S S. sprogressing nicely.
Mrs. Matte Searius has q hired
girl. Y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Shooting Scrape Near Hume.

Tom Tippert shot A. E. Russell, at
the Dunkerly coal mines north OF
Hume Friday evening. Both men
were miners and had been drinking
together during the afternoon. A %
caliber target rife was the weapon
used. The bullet struck the top Of
the hip bone, entered the body, but
the doctors were unable to locate It.
Russell went to Hume, where DR.. W.
A. Williams gave him medical atten.
tion. He is not considered to be seri.
ously hurt. Like ell cases Of the kind
there are two versions OF the trouble.
Each claims the other the aggressor.
Tippert says he was at his hog pen
feeding his hogs when Russell came
up and picked quarrel With him
and had q big knife In his hand. BE
claims to have beat q retreat to bis
house and secured his rife and shot
Russell while he was advancing,
Russell claims that when Tippert
started for bis house he believed hs
was going after bis gun and he start
ed for his own house, which Is only q
short distance from that occupied
by Tippert. Russell claims Tippert
shot twice, while Tippert claims h
shot only once. Tippert was arrest
ed and brought to Butler on th'
noon train Saturday and turned
over to Sheriff Bullock.
Later, we learn that Russell is In
critical condition. The bullet ha
not been definitely located but cal
be traced to near the spinal column
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Statement of Constable Dear
dOrff of Shawnee.

A few weeks ago in some CORES
pondence to the Republican Press an
article was printed critlc'zing me.
As | am a candidate for re election
and as | have always tried to fairly
perform my duties, desire to print
the following retraction by the writ
er OF she article in the Republican
Press:
"In regard to the charges made In
the above statement (omitted) | find
they are not true. myself, was
subpoenaed as a iuryman but did not
sit on the case which il had | would
of decided with the jury according to
the evidence, therefore | e1onerate
the constable and iurymen IN the
way they performed their duty.
j. P. HERMAN, Rambler"
Jason DEARDoRFF.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

& lawyer from Kansas City, while
attending court In Butler Monday
remarked on the recent bill intro
duced In the Missouri Legislature
making It a felony to carry pistol
and which is being supported by the
press and ministry throughout tht
state. He said such a law would
prevent good citizens from carrying
pistols, which are invariably carried
as a means of self defense and leave
them at the mercy OF every thug,
robber and murderer, who, ofcourse,
will take the chances Especially is
this true In the cities where il bust
ness man goes down town at night
and known to be unarmed, he is an
easy prey 80 ioot-psds, thieves and
thugs. There appears to be two
sides TO most questions worthy oil
serious consideration.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

Over In st. Clair county, where
they have made frequent efforts sc
have the tax payers vote a new court
house, without avail, the county
court has taken the matter IN hand
and is having the old cours house
repaired. The statutes make ample
provisions for "a court to raise money
Tor the purpose of repairing the pub.
lie buildings II the plans OF repair
are carried out as we understand
they are contemplated II will not be
long before that county will have
practically q new court house at
Osceola. That Is the way Bates
county secured "A new Jail many years
ago and proved very satisfactory st.
every body.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
CALL FOR TWP. CONVENTIONS.

Democrats of Summit township are
hereby called To meet at Summit
school house. on Saturday, March
l3sh, 1905, AZ 1890 o'clock u m. Tor
the purpose Of nominating town.
ship ticket. FRANK HOLLAND.
Committeeman
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
Educational Notes.
BY supJ. A. L. Ives.

BY Supt. A. L. Ives.
The Bates County Spelling Contest
will be held as the court house in
Busler, Saturday evening, March 20.
The exercises are free and ali are cor
daily invited 30 attend and hear she
boys and girls spell.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

Democrats Of Lone Oak are here,
by called TO NEE, at Peru on Situr.
day, March l3th, as , O'Clock p. IN.
Tor the purpose OF nominating a
township ticket, r, A. BELT,
Committeeman.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

Notice is hereby given shat the
Democrats OF Nj. Pleasant township
viii hold u primary election at the
court House basement Saturday
March l3, 1909, between the hours
~ O'Clock and G;30 O'Clock p. m.
'or the purpose OF nominating a
Democratic township ticket All
persons desiring TO become candi,
aa!es Will mostly the committeeman
IN due slime, by order OF
j. T.. WILLIAMS, Committeeman,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
CONSTANTS.

We are authorized to announce J. r. Ray
candidate for constable OF Mt Pleasant town
ship, subject TO the action OF the Democratic
rariy,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11
ANNOU NCEMENTS.
TRU>TKE.

We are authorized to announce Chss ;. Ewin
Acandidata FOR Trustee OF Mt Pleasant town.
ship, subject TO the action OF the Democratic
party.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

We are authorized 10 announce John Wright
q candidate for Assessor OF Mt. Pleasant town
ship, subject 30 the action of the Democratic
party.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

Democrats of Charlotte township
are hereby notified TO meet at Vir
ginia, on Tuesday, March l6th 1909
at , O'Clock p. IN. for the purpose OF
nominating a township ticket
W. NJ. HARDINGER, Committeeman
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

democrats Of New Home township
Sre notified to meet AS New Home
school house, on saturday, March
l3th, ~ = O'Clock p, M, for She pur.
pose OF nominating township
Ncket. De &. MIZE, Committeeman
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-03-11

Democrats OF Pleasant Gap town.
ship are hereby notified 50 meet ~
Double Branch school house on sat-
urday, March l3.h, 1909 att o'clock
p IN. for the purpose OF nominating
d township ticket. W. A. BAKER,
Committeeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-20
INDIAN IN RELAY RACE.
VIII Ran Ten Miles on Saturday as
Last Work for Marathon.

Tom Longboat the Indian runner. will have his
dnaI workout for the Marathon race with Altreo
Shrubb at Madison Square Garden next Tuesday
night on Saturday evening in tea-mile relay race
N Newark Longboat has been matched 10 meet
Bob Hallen and Mike Spring, each OF these men 10
90 FIVE miles. From then the Indian VIII CONNIE
his work entirely TO walking The relay race Is 10
take place at the Essex Troop Armory.
Longboat was in town yesterday in company with
is trainer Jimmy DeForrest for the purpose OF
having some pictures taken If looks count for
anything the Indian is in fine condition and
DoForrest gives the best accounts OF his work AT
the training quarters IN AIenhurst. y. J There
has been no snow IN that section and the roads
are therefore. IN t6e best condition FOR the long
runs and walks the Indian takes daily.
Shruab has been invited by the faculty OF the
Moutc'air High School to give a lecture 70 the
young athletes upon the benefits to be derived from
long distance running.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-20
MR.. WHITE DENIES OLD EUMoR.

This IS the usual time Of year said Windsor T.
White. president Of the White company. for the
r,Inor to be circulated that 20 discontinue
the manufacture of steam cars This is the ninth
year that this rumor has done service. S.. 1atu-
rally, It has become a little shopworn and frayed
around the edges II would seem that this year
however. statesmen interested in other cars are
more than usually DESTROYS that the competition
which they feel from the white car should ne re
moved. and. apparently. earnestly do they de-
sire that should go into their line OF manu-
factuTe that they have almost come TO believe that
such IS the ! do not ike 10 disrupt these
day dreams. but wish 10 state unequivocaly as
the president OF the White company. that we have
intention plan inclination 10 discontinue the
manufacture OF the White steam car"