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Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
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Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

for interment, leaving rnis morning Lincoln is the family home, though two years ago they moved to Denver where two daughters now reside. try ing that climate also for the benefit of Mir. Poska's health. A son, who is a practicing physician, resides in Montana The dead man was 60 years old and is d prominent member of the odd Fellows fraternity.
 SELLING BALL TICkETS-There is a contest on at the high school to see who can sell the most tickets to the ball games between the Univer- sity of Arizona nine and the Coyote team which will be played next Fri day and Saturday. The boy who sells the largest number will be given free transportation to Tucson week from Saturday when the return games will be played with the Universities, and the girl who comes out first will be given at s7.50 parasol which she can select from the Goldwater store. The second prizes are one dollars worth of confection from the Donofrio store and two tickets to the game. Some of the boys who are now at the head of the list with the largest sales are George Campbell, Earl Hawley and Harry Young.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
Water Coolers

You win have to use ice water when the hot weather sets in and the best and most convenient way to have it fresh and ready for use whenever required is to use a Cooler.
 We carry a full line. all sizes, all grades, and all prices. They are heavily japanned. have galvanized steel reservoirs and are sawdust lined, assuring cold, sweet water at all times.
 Visit our hardware department and let us quote you prices. It will pay you
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
Of Local Interest
BACK FROM DETRoIT-Mrs. J. \
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BACK FROM DETRoiT-Mrs. J. NJ Evans. who has been visiting in De- troit. Mich. has returned to Phoenix and is stopping at the Ford hotel.
 CENTRAL cOMMITTEE-The city central committee of the republican party will meet tonight at 1880 sharp at the Dwight B. Heard offices.
 CRADLE ROLL REcEPTION-Th ladies of the Christian church will give a reception to the Cradle Roll babies. their mammas and friends. on Friday afternoon, April g. from 3 to 6 o'clock.
 WEEKLY PRkYER-The Christian Woman's Board of Missions of the Christian church will observe the Week of Prayer. The topic for this evening at 7:3O, That We may know the blessedness of service" All mem bers are urged to attend.
 CANTATA BY CEO-R--T1e Epis- copal choir will sing the sacred can tata Seven Words from the Cross" under the direction of, Harry Well, at the Episcopal church. Friday evening at eight o'clock. The prominent sing CTS of solo parts will be Mr. Well, Mir Keep and Mrs. Lane.
 SELF CULTURE ClUc-T.4c ladies of Cartwright will meet Friday after noon with Mrs. Charles Root to or ganiZe a self lf-culture club. The line of work taken up will probably par take of the nature of the chautauqua work. All ladies interested are invited to be present.
 LICENSED TO WEO-License to marry was yesterday granted to Wal ter Arnett and Miss Annie Pushell.
 TO QUIET TITLE-Suit to quiet title was filed in district court yester- day by Louis Cuber and others against Margaret Cuber and others. The property involved lies near Mesa.
 SUPPLIED EARLY-The bureau of publicity of the osborn school district announces that the trustees of that district went into the field early after teachers for the ensuing year. so that they could get the pick of the flock, and that they have supplied them StiNtS W ilH dtl lllt lfdNlltIS lttbth tA cept one for the sixth and seventh grades.
 CHILD STUDY cIRCLE-The child Study circle of the Central school will hold it's regular meeting Thursday, April s, at o'clock. The program prepared for the March meeting Will be given An address by Gen. Samp- 5n he nd School" Report of play ground i'm provement committee. Recitations and music.
 A GRATIFYING REcoVERY-John Robinson. chief clerk of the legislative council, was able to leave the Sisters hospital yesterday after d confine- Tnent of seven weeks, frequently dur ing which his life was despaired of. Mir Robinson was suddenly stricken early in the third week of the session. and was believed to be suffering of appendicitis. It was later ascertained that he had an abcess of the liver and an operation was performed. He is still quite weak, but it is thought that he will be able to leave in a couple of weeks for his home at Pres colt.
 DEATH OF LOUIS PoSKA-Louis Poska, who came here from Denver about three months ago, accompanied by his wife, hoping for an improve ment in his health, died Tuesday at their temporary home in the Brill ad- dition. The body will be taken to Lincoln, Neb, by the bereaved wife,
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE oR-

 GANlZED-The new democratic city terday by the election of Sidney Os- born as chairman and Paul Kruger as secretary. It had a lot of other business on it's hands but at the hour of going to press none of it had been disposed of. There is candidate for recorder to be dug up from some where, but despite a most exhaustive search no self sacrificing democrat could be found. The committee is understood to be trying to persuade w. w. Edwards to be it" The committee is not quite sure that it's woes will be increased by the neces- sity of nominating a candidate for mayor and one for city assessor and tax collector. It is commonly be- lieved that s. H. Easterlng, who was nominated for the former office will positively refuse to make the race. No expression was obtained yesterday from Mr Pascoe as to his intentions towards the assessor nomination which was thrust upon him when his back was turned.
 BASWITZ NIkE-The Baswitz base ball nine will play their first game with the Phoenix nine next Sunday at 3 pm, at Eastlake park. They have been practicing for the past four weeks and are ready for a hot game with the Phoenix nine. The lineup will be Charles Miller, center field; Dick Benenot6 first bast; Sam mic Shrigley, left field; George Byers, shortstop; Nick Crump, third base; J. w. Beauvais, pitcher; William Vincent, right field; Carlos Soto, catcher; Mark Heinz, second base, and F. Fox, substitute. Some of the boys are old time baseball players. Byers and Benenoto were on the old Phoenix Juniors team, Shrigley played with the Normal team and Fox was a star player at Mayer for. several sea- sons. Vincent has played with sever al good hines and Soto with some of the younger aggregations. The oth CT players have been picked as good baseball material.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
MARKET STILL
LACKS DEFINITENESS

New York March i2-Tho opening
stock market today showed uo defined
tone DEALINGS were COO small to cause
amy large changes Illinois Central nrc-
ferrcd declined ls and Great Northern
ore Ccruncatcs Elsewhere there Was
little change of consequence. bus the
tone was porccptbiy nrmrr until Erie
begun Co react when the active list
yielded bon sympathy Hooking Coal and
Erie rose 1H. and tho urst preferred,
Bethlehem steel and American Malt
lue preferred D. United States Rciuc-
tioI broke points.
Reading rose ia following reports OF
I'd threatened break ln tuc coal wage COM
ference. Tho whole market hardened
moderately. American MultIug preferred
gained 2is. Louisville a Nashville and
Tennessee Copper Ia. Atlantic Coast
Line lh and Union Pacific. Norfolk a
Western. Erie second preferred. Wis
corsin Central National Lead aud la-
ciuc Mail O. International pump and Dc
truit United Railway dccliItd
Bonds were steady
The demand of the forenoon was NOT
continued, thc market FALLING INTO stag
nation aEain.
There was very little st1cN otcteu M
.currcut prices despite the lack Of dee
maud and buyers had to advance bids to
get stock. This resulted u Reading get
tins up gs Atlantic Coast Line 2
American Ice 1lh, Union Pacific rs
and Sew York Central and National nis-
cult D. Third Avenue IDN l.,
THE market closed heavy and lfoioss.
There was rise iu Colorado southern
first preferred of o. ana the second urc-
ferrcd of ma. The gencrgl tendency OF
prices was TO droop. Western Mary
land lost q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
DISCOVER LARGE
BODY OF IRON ORE
Former Salt Laker is One Of Orig
inal Owners of Immense
Deposits.
IS EASILY BESSEMERIzEO
Budy Eytcud- for Miles and Varies in
Width from 500 TO
100 Feet.

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greatest 'nd most Valuable discover
ics n The western mDaI.far0us field
has lust come to U-hf through "a com
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
KNIGHT COMPANIES HEP0Rr.

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The Knight interests nave ISSUE" '''o
following statement reit'iNv 70 1,
condition OF the various N"'i'l 'ail''' 90
which they own the cohugi "o
port up 10 Maich D. i7 as 1870 e.
'olof,oo- Oe'Sh ON manu- N'''' 49,, -
dividend OF ) cents a. Sn"le guy '9ie
March -l ana DOCKS eloHi"t ~" ', 5s' 49,
iron blossom Agc"uhls pll,.Dl,, ~,
-,5.>'t treasury 7tocN, LV''V,V 7'i"i
a stock dividend OF s0V0y enaiea mas
been posted distribution tanning P'''0
March T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
ORDERING NEW MACHINERY.
Ohio Copper l. Preparing To Open
Min and Mine In Few Months.

General Manager Colin Mcintosh OF
the Ohio Copper company is busy pre-
pairing plans, specifications and esti-
mates. FOR the additional machinery To
complete the Ohio Copper company mill
al Dalton & Larke. The orders for the
machinery viii be rushed through I'm or
der to have the mill ready az the earli-
est possible date. Most OF the machin-
cry is now ON the ground and is being
installed as fast as IL can be taken care
Of II is estimated that IL win take be-
tween three and four months 20 COM
pletc the mill when completed % wiz
handle in the ncighborhood of $500 tons
"a day That viii only be half Of the
mills as 10 is the intention 10 have the
capacity double this amount
Work in the mine viii be- pushed al
the same time. Tho levels have yet 10
be run out and connected mp and the
Crosscuts run TO make up the system Of
cayug that viii be- used In the mine.
ore bins will have 10 BE- built and other
work finished which wiz keep prOduc-
tion back for from three TO four months.
AT the same time considerable ore viii
Dee taken out ina performing this work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
TODAYs MONEY MARKET

New York March ~ Close. Primo
mercantile paper 14ni per cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
cuisines in haukers bills at Asfm
lh6l0 for 90 day bills aud at Ashl0 Cor
demand
Commercial bHs ASMmh.
Bar sIKar. anh
Mexican dollars "a cents
Government bonds easy. uIlruad
bonds steady.
Money on can easy "a or per cent.
ruling ratio and closing bra ia %. OIL
fered at
limo loans duIl and slightly nnmrr.
oo day sli par cont 800 nays 2aWMi
siK months g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
CONCENTRATES.

A. w. Scott. president of the scott
Mines company has returned from
O. trip 90 the new camp OF Bouse.
Arizona,
ON account Of the lack OF water,
through the freezing up of the lakes
above Bonanza Fat. the milling plant
of the DAILY West Mining company at
Park city has been closed down.
According % Lew Humphrics. con-
sulting engineer for the Copper Mines
company and the Cumberland Ely
company at Ely, the month OF March
viii show a production of $500, 600
pounds Of copper from that district
c.. O. Bradley general manager OF
the Pittsburg Silver Peak Mining com
pany. operating "a low grade gold mine
al silver Peak. was iu the city yester-
day. accompanied by William Finn
Of Pttsburg one Of the heavy stock
holders OF the company
LIewelyn Humphries, consulting en-
gincer for the Mason valley company
at Yerington has just returned. He
declares that the company has secured
options that viii give 10 plenty Of
water and "a I 500 acre site for the
smelter Work has already been start
ed on the smelter site.
II is understood that am the details
for tho building Of the new road 60
the Deep Greek mines have been I'm
ished and that the building of the
road will hc but matter of short
time 10 is understood that the own
ers of the mines interested have agreed
10 put mp 10 per cent of the required
money.
SNOW. Edwards g. Co.,. and Clark
whitney have taken over from j. b.
Wheeler and associates OF Phoebe a
group OF five claims laying midway
between the Mendha mine and Man
haitian property of the Nevada Utah.
Tile property win he Incorporated w-
der the name of the West Mendha
Phoebe Mining company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
BIC nEAI PENDING

OF the Bingham Amalgamated Copper
company i- O. Dee sold is now pending
and win probably go through, declares
one of the officials of tho company.
This property has been on the verge
of being sold @ number of times, but
at present it IS believed that the deal
pending will go through The COM
pany Is Incorporated for 81 00O 900 with
shares at 81 each The deal conteIn-
plates the sale of the $4,000 shares Of
treasury stock at something between
90 and 80 cents.
The property consists OF 20 claims
In Bingham canyon The property has
shipped some ore and is fairly Wen ad-
yanccd 600 the prospective stage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
nEcLNREs rsuAL nNmENp.

The Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pauy today declared its usual dividend.
James A. Pollock g. Co, received che
following message over its private wire
from Boston this morning.
Utah Consolidated Mining company
declared It's usual quarterly dividend Of
So cents share. payable April 10 ON
stock of record March 30. Books close
for dividend and close also for annual
meeting OF company which is % De
held April 30 at Q %. m. and reopen
April Zl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
srocks - Mucm sLoWER.
Only Fc,y Securities Attract Attention
ON Local Mining Exchange.

Stocks had bad day ON the local
exchange today Buyers we're scarce
and sellers were equally scarce The
volume OF cuisines dropped piuuliv
low at the morning session and only
G3.5S5 shares changed hands and the
amount of each represented was $780,
6l1.S5.
Ohio Copper attracted more attention
than usual ana climbed up from g1.35
10 S7i5 at the close and was selling
strong at that price There seems ts
bee considerable speculation iu this stock
and only one cash sale of this security
was made ON the regular board Iron
Blossom was weak today and Colorado
showed but slight change East Tinue
Development showed q little squirt Of
activity and sold slightly higher TiuIe
Central was weak but showed some
signs of moving higher
ON the curb market but two stocks
made thoir appearance A bid of 82E
cents WAS made for Bingham Central
Standard and East Tutic Gold King
received a bid OF ma cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12

WOOL


ST. Louis March 12-WooL firm. Ter
ritUry and western mediums ltuS. fine
mediums l1u3. fine. nan
LONDON
London. March l1-OneriuE. at the
wool auction sales today numbered 1885
bales A choice selection Of mtrinO
greasy brought out animated bidding by
home. continental and American buyers.
and the latter secured the best lots at
"a shade above Che opening prices. Vic
torian lambs realized 81 6lad per pound
Crossbrods showed a hardening tendency
and suitable parcels were taken from
America ut an advance of Do per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
Mustanr. asked. Mineral RIM
asked
OTHER DISTRICTS

Mustang. asked Mineral Nm
asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FaiiVlcw Eagle. bid Nevada HIS.
80 bid. pttshurg 3d. Peak 90 bid
Eagles Nest asked, Hnlstouc, !
asked Round Mountain, o3 Dds
Rawhido Queen. 30 bid Rawhido
queen EegNnt Q asked, Rawhldc Coa-
nuon. 63 bid Balloon HilL 2 bid.
GOLDF1ELD.
sondstorm. 80 bid. Cot MI. 10 bid;
Jumbo Ext. li0i1 Nernal Q asked;
Pennsylvania, asked Kendall. 40 ask
cd. Booth lSmig. Bluo Rull lOutls
Adams log. Silver Pick Guf, Nevada
boy. 1n1. Black Butte Ext. lu2. Blue
BclL 3uH Dixie 4 asked. Hiberniah ]
BID, 81. Ives. 10 asked. Conqueror, 8
asked Black Rock l02. Lone STAR ga
6. orc. GAS; Atlanta iiWl2. CT Bend,
ID bio. Rcd Top Ext. aus; Florence,
342ia0345. Dncld B. b Cons. 6uf;
Golddeld Daisy. As bid. Comb. Fraction,
910t.0O; CT. Bend EXt ! bid, Co. Bend
Annex 3 asked; Midtown 9 bid; b. B.
Bonanza, log. kewaucs, "a bid Port
land, , bid Cmckerjack 3nl; r. Mo-
hawk H. asked: Red Hils. Su9. l.. Dill
Ion. lag: y Tiger. AZ asked Grandma,
Gul; S. -. Ext. I asked, Y Rose, I
asked. Col Mt Ext, 4 asked. Goldhcld
CON, 1900 l55, Dhcld Triangle. bid,
c. O H.. 22 bid; Florence. Ext aus;
Gold Bar li asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-29

persisted in trying to elevate himself
by pulling at his bootstraps finally
broke his back. the moral Of which is
that if sucn increase as there has
been In wages is the cause of the pres
ent state of affairs, then the best thing
all wage-earners can do is to demand
that their wages be reduced, and strike
IL the demand is not acceded to-
Every barometer Of trade shows
prosperity, but, as many see it, it is a
prosperity by the people and Of and
for the interests That is the reason
why we think Puck has done well to
desist in trying to keep us in amiaDle
good humor toward monopoly. Mon
opoly in the hands Of beneyolence may
be an ideal aspiration; but the trouble
is we are not well enough trained in
benevolence to risk even that.-Dallas
News.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-29

nation was rendered to Governor Has
kell yesterday, pending the completion
of the grand jury investigation. That
investigation is over the grand jury
has adjourned but Ramsey's resigna-
ton will stick.
Some bitter criticism resulted over
the action Of the grand jury in fling
simply an accusation against the coun-
ty commissioners and many question
ed the motives of the grand jury in
SO doing and declared that indictments
should have been returned. One of
the officers closely connected with the
work OF the grand jury stated today
that it was not desired to indict the
man while they remained in Office and
while they we're the legal custodians
of the records. They were given a
chance to resign and falling to take
advantage of the opportunity, the
grand jury filed the accusation Of
twenty counts.
1t is generally supposed now tnat tne
charges will be aired and if found
to have basis, indictments will be re-
turned later. No chances will be
taken on losing more Of the records
on which the state will have to de-
pend largely for convictions it may
secure should the cases come up in
the criminal court Many Of the rec
ords Of Sheriff Ramsey's Office have
already mysteriously disappeared.
The specific charges against the
county commissioners. include ice,
meat and salary accounts for the
county home at Boynton, alleged to
have been illegal and for the personal
benefit of Commissioner Sutton. There
is also a graft charge of some $4,000
in connection with forty $500 school
buildings in the county which could
have been built for 5000 each, with
ease.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-12-29
A Great MaaIcian Tonight.

1t is mystery for one to know
what to book in the way of .Amuse-
ment that will please the majority OF
people The Y. M G. A. now think
they have hit on something that will
please everybody, which will be
''Durno" the mysterious. and company
Durnos performance from beginning
to end is said to be whirlwind of
wonders He is lightning-like work
er and is the greatest "comedy-magi-
clan" in America. None Of the other
great magicians can approach him
along this line He keeps his audi
ence in an uproar of laughter from be-
ginning to end, and at the same time
bewilders to the utmost. His illusions,
the metamophose, and the illusion,
Guess" are among the greatest ever
performed in this country. Durno's
work is entirely different and away
from other magicians.