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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17

NETALS-TIN-The London tin market va" ,S,res al
fis4 Is Sd The local at 2s.oa - so ~
3 ID and futures at i5 Sd The local meTks{ Ts
eectroiytc at i5oal2 81 &C and casting a, l2$
LEAD was unchanged at ti9 IS T npcha6ged at
I5g54 DC sPELTER was also UNCHANGED IN both E Fa
bets being 9Sotb at EaFsR IRON market shade
iower at as I'D for Cleveland The local ma
New YORK Produce EEchsnge was ssa Si ssIe April
changed with regaa { as as f2 }I5 " al S askSi
M0IASSI:S AND sYRUPs-The market for mo 7Ii S
' and sIgps Macs Mere quoted Gaotaons follow New
orleans ce1trifugal cor9on, Jog nc Ia kefte s
42c SYRUPS-Conlmon log iIc, fair lC4-'e Eo'l l'R
0Ii Pm eo5tonseed oil situation remains prac,l
cafit unchanged. To-days trading vas Of The local
eump,ve demand and bear pressure. Sa poe
55d 554c. 1000 Jy S.S = D. 'PT aoc No improve
ae TN Iege Interests card prices unchanged
Ne quote PETRoLEUM STANDARD y ai'e S9es ass,
New York lo9oc. Phiadepnia 10 - % ,Inti gg5s
bulk 64Sf. "5tt WIN ,,GTST0NsFED OII-Princ
.'a ma. crime SKINNER yellow spot 500
coo Aprii. % 59es MAJ SO IS. S5l aoc
T6yeInber $3.50 5Goc. prime white" 3Goa &c IL
f6rr -avI - q sec: Calcutta 73c, LARD OIL Sic
rROvIsIo>sReoslpts continued Ugh and While lS
support from packers save ne srSsaa1's .e &
genesa5s frIn tone an Teal WcseTa receipfs we're
- 600 hogs. including 10000 al Satcegg. JUN az
- - [,r sstrirdav II 600 PoRK-Firru- quoted
Ness SIS 5ogzl9 ams SlSa% short ssa s, >iI"
tI5as5 80. Paeke, statIt 90 extra iad5a iHs s
DRESSED HoGsFasy 70 qno'sa Hs iy. CIT
MEATS Picked bellies stead 2eo'g,a s s1 5,
steady quoted loi=e aS,ed Mdile
western 10 s. TO- 5c city lard duh quoted. losc
Pefned lard barely steady Quoted. south Ai'e5ss
5 qa[ c2 FasR oaotcd =. sTEARINE-
stead Quoted. Oleo l27.c. cty Lard stearne. 10
primary points With good demand al. around. S-
: G57.c: choice Gadlqc. head. Japans. -, n 80.
Patna and Slams. JaG'.e. Java o'7e, 'a"s'o"'
sUGAR-The refined sugar market was quiet; steady
unchanged The f2How.ns arr les &c and Ie per
tablets 25c: loaf 5T5c crushed 6'e mould A.
Ferriour-. ErailGIated . zoe. XIXX powdered loc:
powdered and coarse powdered '"3H: frHIi i'"oGo-u
Eagle olb cartons OF gvanuated. 5IJc 2-lb bags
do 525c. lib bags do. soc. 3-Ih bags 90 bloc
or STANDARD "a 20 20 . Csc. Nos 2 and
- md ia 1 loc. Nos 10 ana I6. 4loc 'vithdrawn'.
Tla london market for beet sugar was steady tu;
oIIf.t and Unchanged. April quoted at los 4Lgd
ia Ma a. Jos s.. 4 with August at los ca The
asated as Follows. Centrifugal SO test S92c. nusco-
ado 50 test 3 42e rnoIasses sugar 80 test lie
There good deal Of Cuba sugar oherS9 iC' 1y
Daid which IL 32c better than the last sales basis
So much offered that rehneTs seemed :" ns
disposed hold of Tor while but the naTket ctoss
I'm n pretty arm holding Of sugars noted Wu!ett
cray: Total stock OF Europe and Amsflca' a5s
against 3ll4,Tl5 last year at me same ueN"
The Increase stock IS 722ss tons. against an IN
Teass Of 8ls2 ss sppy Of ga ioi tons against
: SIS rs last year or increase OF 393se tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
NDICT CUD4HY COIIPINT
Nay Be Fined -S3,4T5,O 900 for Al
Lged Ole0margarine Frauds.

Topeka, Kan, April 16.-Charged with defrauding
tie government by violations Of the internal reve-
nue laws az Indictment was formally returned
against the Cudahy Packing Company, OF kan
sas CITY il the United States District Court, to-
day. The company IS indicted on SO counts. The
officers Of the company vii be summoned TO ap-
pear n court and defend the charges outlined IN
TIE indictment. The penalty provided for violation
q the law : fine Of from 500 70 $500 and impris-
cHnenr from six months 10 three years for each
offence
Il IS charged that the government has been de-
frauded OF over $500 In revenues on o,eOmarga-
rne. The revenue law provides that each pound
q uncoiored .osonargarine must bear revenue
stamp q quarter OF a cent but that 10 each
pound 70 which colortng matter has been added 10
give il the appearance Of butter Decent revenue
stamp must be attached. L : charged that The
fsdahy company has sold the Colored product IN
osr ths quarter IF cent tax, and has thus sue
csedsd n raor0Qolizing The oeomargarine market.
District Attorney Bone viii bring civil action
n The federal court against the company 70 have
TIE plant and machinery used IN the manufacture
q oleomargsrlre coafscated.
Omaha Ne5 April l5.-E. A. Cudahy. yIce-rresi-
dent and general manager OF the Cudahy Packing
Company, gave cut the following statement to-day;
TIE dispute between The government and our
ewes s simply question ot chemical analysis.
FU- some tine W have been aware that the gov
eminent officials EaEe been taking samples OF our
10 - ~ -f. $780, zr-,.r.Ise -ta.- Sa.- show
= -. On sac I-te~- stlli!'-S' 80 -, --
i-e lItlrtre-l-l artificial cclDrlrs matter
lsadiaE cze...caI srlalzs-s Of The United states,
en5 tfey have assured IS that the butterine was
Every man in ou- employment in our. Kansas
~ 1ltterlne factory. the Only place "L.tIe We
iaetue OF the goods. has made affidavit that col
.lss matter has been used As the goods were
e'E 70 the trade As such. shere has been no at
s.apt on or part 20 defraud tAe government %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
.,nI.n aNn IEAI-RusIness In the local

AND MEAI-Business IN the local -four
,,rrlrcf today very slow, the prevailing high
prices restricting purchases immediate necessities
-.,l.- BuDtatIonS noniualT unchanged Rye
toI considerably active around top prices The
F,llrv-tnp prices quoted the New York Produce
Exchange: Spring patents. Sc POO 81 20; winter
spring clears 81 Goa s. 10 extra No winter 81 Goa
81 extra No 81 25H 81 80. Kansas strsights
s. 7oQS5 % RYE FLoCR-Frrn, Quoted . Ear 80 10
SoRHAfEAI-Fir quoted: Kiln dried. So 40qS3 80.
BAG MEAIl-Firn- quoted Fine white ana yellow,
& Il, m 81 Go coarse 81 50N 81 a.. FEED-WesteTn
ann: CITY firm. quoted. western spring So! - stand
ard rsIdlllNc s27 -. S29 10 rcd dog. SCI -
civ hraa So 50 bulk. - sacks mddlinG So 5oH
So - red dog - all Apr shlrmcnt; houltny
chop $50 bulk. S27 20 sacks OIL MEAL. S33-
GRAIN-WHEAT--D Domestic wheat markets TO-DAY
were quite free excitement, and showed aisIsi
fion 1he Generalization present near
the close IF T1ursday caused by a collapse IN The
tyIruirer English cables practically ignored
h-eal at close only "a i4d net lower
lf-lterbeG which A&d lower ne Vigorous
ate Thursday had It's erect IN
.f-agL selling movement and establishing
among small holders. who evidently thought
ne bottom had dropped Of the market Tue sifesth
~ tba cash situation again became dominating IN
euenee and last prices Of The dav were is0rsc net
i.sue- AZ Nsw 7sal Sc higher at chicago win
he exception % May which had = break cary ana
-eraned ali Ssc OF il before the close dlsIstch
from 81 Louis said OF No red testing % noliAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
Excursions.
Proposals.


DRoPosALs FOR MAHOGANY FCRNITURE--
Depot Gqarsrrsstedso once Whehali street, EeT
cate subject the usual conditions viii De received
opened for manufacturing and delivering 70 the Quarter
masters Department L 5. Army, 300 Chests OF
Drawers goo Book Cases: 900 Parlor Tables and
Library Chairs These quantities are subject 70
Increase decrease OF twenty go cent Il desired
accept all proposals or any part thereof ETeier
be given articles % domestic manufacture
OF foreign the duty thereon being equal
Standard samples be and blanks for proposals
ar this office Envelopes containing proposals must be
endorsed: Proposals for Mahogany FGTnILGre 70 e
Quartermaster
WEST POINT y Y. APRIL Is 19op-sEALED
w Proposals tripcae. will be received here until
- o'clock noon May -. 1909, for supplying L.
charcoal required during the fiscal year ending June
so 1910 and building materials. plumbing mate
ra.s Eas aLl Siam . 80 a -;
and other 20
he application 10 this Office. The right Is
thereof Proposals Tor rueI gas coal gas OIL and
charcoal submitted in triplicate all others in
duplicate Envelopes containing proposals should be
endorsed as indicated IN printed stuCLChs 20 oIooeIs
and addressed 20 Quartermaster. West Point y Y
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASH
~ ington d c.. April 10. l9o9-Sesled proposals VIII
Am - 1909 for grading Massachusetts avenue.
between Wisconsin and Nebraska avenue Forms
nav he obtained from Chief Clerk Engineer Depart
ruent room No AZ. District Building H r. F MAC
FARi,ANp. HENRY /. WEST. WILLIAM V JUDSON.
Commissioners u =
L Arsenal. Mass, April Il lS~Js-- sealed Pro
posals duplicate. blank forms furnished by this
I,,r1ber leather rubber. paints oils chemicals etc
during year ending 80. 1910 will be received here
APPLICATION TO the Commanding oncer. Watertown
Arsenal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17

Comparative cotton Statement TOT ue "eth 53'47u IT
day April &C. 1909: ~
,er recents az United ports during week. 1880
~. 800 - 90 ,................ II. 400
'SenreYnher &.
- cce.re = sane date Iast ...........7
,re4l .......-.......-. gD.4T5
esrr. yveeI, last .229
exports September
Total date last O. 4ti as
60 a., an T-nite5 states .2g3
S1tCH al al '" ............ 5lq. 80
. al ir,ter{or towns ........-. 500 3T4
en- interior towns last wear. .......... 403 1913
T.iye-1,oll $4,000
Stock ~ IL [Aii -Ia '0' -9 . GO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17

hsd been sold at 81 4ss traek which s was Mime
record. There decrease OF $1,000 os .nn eoIr-
Try mills for cash THAT point At kansas IN
where stocks decreased III 600 bush the marker Wa
chance for sending In the Northwest quite nun
OF complaints heard from that quar. fayor-
able including Modern Miller report me j" On li
peg market. after its break of THURSDAY vas "a sn
wheat. with prospects for export business - small
vance in prices checked the demand owing 70 Co.
Argentine and Australian shipments me ts5 Win
worlds exports only 5sI5, 900 push III sered out
previous week Broonhali lg uIG
shipments from leading Countries In the Iog i
April to July. would be looSU0Ot1 DlsI, 70
C,Irenents approxmang 10 100000 bush. Actual
ments from these countries last year yreek al
were l26O24Oo0 bush me pIiNIleSSS
Chicago showed Of 23c on May ana - rs M
The local cash market was firm closing as Sor+b-
red 81 Il elevator and 81 ~ o anoat' - eEna+
Duluth and No hard winter, 81 81 TcPS Tbere
curb July sold az 81 23Ss roarIFet
continued strong movement ~ ul9 - over
previous night Chicago an active oeIAia Irv
offerings Only 81 cars expected at chlGaso en-
SATURDAY. while total receipts at all western poIhs
he day $4,000 bush. Because OF wei
farm PREPARATIONS in the Central West were oelng o.
Iavad and buying OF late menus
Commission Seatoard ciearances were a.
brief reactions during the day me Egle
was upward prices chicago showed IS 80
net No here quoted nc eleEete "a
yellow 77lzc T b ahoat OATS-The market foI oa -
was also very strong. advancing &c on Nay up ~
Sac on September al Chicago Il was based on ne
Strength In other grains further delay 70 seealns
5sSsGc and clipped white "A to A. 10 5sq63c RYE
STarpst s,eesv 10 , western. T New YORK
Market quiet Mjdding I6g19S' e aTq eSparfs
49, he week according TO Bradstreets. aggregate
5,l; hush against O2 bush last week and
last year: since July l. l5AoGo55e buSh 200 500
Bush against 926 SOS last and 2a2 98S last year
July l. 2656a.3os. against 43.Zt4,,39 last S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17

form OF 81 600 each. in registered form OF SIUU
Coupon and registered bonds interchangeable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers. Tutors Gov ernesses etc
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Coupon O. eg.stered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
THE HOLMHURST
THE PENNHURST,

Ocean End Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. y. J.
ALWAYS open Every hotel appointment and con1torr.
Rooms en- suite with private baths Elevator. steam
heat sun parlor. Free garage W r HOOD
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ril Ist. 1856; interest payable October lst
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN E BEGUN BY
 CONNEL

TUCSON, Oct. 26.-In the case of Annie Schnur, Russian Jewess, who
 was arrested at Phoenix and brought
 to this city Friday evening by In spector Chas Cornell, the immigra- tion authorities have one involving an interesting status of the federal laws on immigration. The woman, who is charged with being in this country H. legally. by practicing immortality with in three years after entrance, had a hearing yesterday afternoon, the tes- timony to be sent to the department of commerce and labor at Washing ton and a decision in the case to be made by the department officers there.
 The Schnur woman was represent ed by Attorney Benton Dick at the hearing. According to the testimony the woman had been a resident of Fl Paso for over three years, when she crossed the boundary line, into Mex leo. where she was married. She was permitted to return by the immigra-, rion authorities at Fl Paso and was not molested until Inspector Cornell placed her in custody at Phoenix. MT. Dick contends that as she had mar ried an American citizen and had liv- ed three years in this country prior to the marriage, that she was there fore, herself, entitled to that citizen ship, but the fact that she left the United States on the occasion of her marriage, waived all right to citizen ship. Having left the country, even for few hours in Juarez, her three years residence no longer counted and the time of her actual residence here, as the law sees it, began when she returned from Juarez. She had been in the United States but short time when she began immoral prac- tices and for that reason she was ar rested and held as an immoral alien. It is probable that the woman will be deported.
 Another hearing was conducted be. fore the immigration authorities yes terday, it being that of A. Herita, ac- cused of bringing a Mexican woman, Anita Romero, into this country for immoral purposes. Herita will be held to answer to the United States grand jury and it is likely that the woman will be kept in the detention quarters here as a witness. They were brought to this city from Doug las by Inspector Cornell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
 ID TRY NEW
 SCHEME

PHOENIX, Oct 27.--In another way rather novel, and one that will raise interesting questions, the anti-saloon league will attempt in the courts to get the whole vote cast in the Tempe precinct counted as a unit and the re- suit applied to the whole Tempe pre- cinct instead of separately to the dis trict within the incorporated city of Tempe and that lying outside in the Tempe justice precinct.
 Dr. H. A. Hughes, president of the Arizona anti-saloon league, stated to- day that to get the matter into the courts again an injunction will be brought against the board of super visors after the election is held to restrain them from counting the votes separately.
 'Tn the case recently decided" :" said Dr. Hughes this morning, Judge Kent was only called upon to pass on the question of whether or not incor- porated cities should be segregated from the rest of election precincts for the purpose of having two ballot boxes and permitting the votes to bal. lot separately.
 'Tn that case, the only one decid- ed was the matter of convenience to the voters by granting the board of supervisors power to create two Vot- ing districts inside of justice pre- cinct The decision did not go to the real issue of dividing a justice pre- cinct and letting the votes cast de eide separately on the question oi closing the saloons"
 As planned now, the local option election will be held in Tempe on November 27.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
DOUGLAS HREMEN
 HAVE WAITING LIST

DOUGLAS, Oct. 27.-(SpeciaL)-
 The excellent condition of the vol unteer firemen's association was dem onstrated at it's meeting last night, when five new members were elected and the roll practically filled, which establishes a waiting list for mem bership- From now on the keeping up and strengthening of this list o3 desirable members who only wait for vacancies to step into the fire-fighf ing ranks will be the duty of ths members and the membership com. mittes. sAsg
 Not only are the firemen's rankS filled but in efficiency the organiza- ton is now stronger than it has ever been in its history. All of the re- ports filed last night showed the healthy condition of this organization. of which Douglas can be so justly proud. In every way they show con ditions which bring satisfaction to the members and the officers of the department, paid as well as volun- teer.
 Last nights meeting transacted the routine business and attended to other matters of greater or less im- portsnce. Harvey Johnson, the new president, was in the chair and he has already demonstrated that ko is the right man in the right place as successor to George Hill. A commit tee was appointed to arrange details of an entertainment which the boys are planning for the future. and the following new members were taken in: B. N. Norton, J. c. Mcintosh. J. H. Patton, W. W. stovaIl, c. G. orri- son.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
Cochise County and Territorial News
MANY FIXTURES ADDED ID HE
 GLOBE ROAD

GLOBE, Oct. 27.-As part of the program, arranged more than a year ago, improvement work is in progress at the local yards of the Gila Valley railway. which. when completed. will give this city one of the finest yards in the territory.
 One of the big additions to the yard has been the installation of numerous sidings. including g new main line track, of seventy-five pound rails, running from the south. end of the yard to the passengar depot.
 Within the past few months, four new lines have been laid. Another line is under construction at the pres ent time and still another is in con temptation.
 buildings and other Instructions. the wagon siding along Broad street will be opened up for distance of several hundred feet, feature which will be appreciated by local shippers.
 All of the different sidings are well connected with cross switches, so that every foot of track in the yard is readily accessible for the making up of trains or the storage of cars.
 While this work has been in prog Tess, the shops have not been over looked.
 At the north end of the boiler shops an addition is now being constructed. which will be known as the flue shops. It will contain flue rattler "a machine used to remove sedi- ment and scale from the boiler flues "a flue welder and other necessary machinery.
 Just north of the structure a pipe and steel shed are under course of construction. This building will be equipped with an air hoist It will be used for the storage of pipe and sheet steel
 Near the round house an engine ShSS AdS pcSu ph hdSaCdiAg NOlAp3Slco It contains fhree tracks and will be used for the storage of locomotives which are laid up fir repairs or over hauling.
 To the east of the carpenter shop, a lumber shed of sufficient size to accommodate several thousand feet of Inn, hoy hac haap arantad srhia building is open around the sides, to permit plenty of ventilation for the lumber
 All necessary material has arrived for the construction of locker house ard lavatory which will be built in side the frame which supports the big water tank, adjoining the ma chine shop. Work on this improve ment will be commenced as soon as the other work now in progress is completed
 The new establishment will con- tain about fifty private lockers, as well as numerous shower baths and other sanitary accessories.
 Prospects for the erection of new passenger depot within the next few months are very bright As yet no appropriation for this work has been announced, but in the opinion of the local officials as soon as the new line through the northern part Of the town is completed the work of erect ing a new passenger depot will be taken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
DOES NOT LOOK LIKE PLAN IS
 ABANDONED

DOUGLAS. Oct. 27.-(Special.) l.
 Although Engineer Henning of the Ecur C's concessions was called to Cansnea suddenly on business this morning and was hence not obtain able for information as to plans of construction of the railroads which may be built by this company, some information was obtainable from au- thentic sources as to the plans of the engineering camps and these plans do not look like an abandonment of the concession or of the failure to build the lines or any of them.
 It was definitely learned today that the Jones surveying party is now en- gagged in making some necessary changes of location in the line which is planned to run between Agua Pri. eta and Guzman. This is the party which has ben stationed near Cana nea and the return of which to Agua Prieta was mentioned in the Interna- tional yesterday.
 The Bradkead party is stationed at Agua Prieta and is engaged in set ting up permanent monuments for right of way and for railroad yards at the pueblo across the line This is the extent of accurate information ol the subject of the Four C's road. Dr. Ricketts is in the Moctezuma dis trict on mining business and it may be that he will have something to disclose on his return.
 There has been a rumor that ce- ment and other supplies have been ordered. but this seems hardly prob able for it is understood the inten- tion of the company. if it shall build, is to let the construction contract in its entirety to one company, and in advance of the making of such a con tract it is not likely that any order for materials would be given.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
Cold weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and colds on the chest; as neglected they read fly lead to pneumonia, consumption or other pulmonary troubles. Just as snon as the cough appears treat it with Ballard's Horehound Syru the standard cure of America. Use as di rected-perfectly harmless. A cure and preventive for all diseases of the lungs. Price 25c, soc and s1.0O Ter bottle at Lowell Drug Company, Low ell. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
DRACHMEA GETS HIGH MASONIC
 HONORS

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 27-By reason of having won merit through honor able and valuable service. Harry A. Drachman of this city has been named by the annual convention of the An cient and Accepted Scottish Rite Ma sons at Washington, D. C., as being worthy of receiving the honorary de gree in Masonry. This information came in dispatch from Washington yesterday.
 Mir. Drachman is a member of Tucson lodge N. {, A. F. A. M. Tucson. He has taken unusual interest in tke order and has occupied prominent position among its members, having served the lodge as its worshipful Master two terms when the Scottish Rite lodge of Perfection was organ ized here he was made Master. As the different lodges, up to the S2d. were organized, he was elected their first officer. His work and zeal com mended itself to ". Frank Pearce, dis trict deputy and 1t has been through his personal knowledge of the ser vice rendered that MT, Drachman has been thus honored. MT. Drachman is now Senor Grand Deacon of the Grand Lodge. There are but few 35rd degree Masons in Arizona, Geo. J Roskruge and NJ P. Freeman being among them. The 33rd degree will se conferred upon Mir. Drachman to- day and he will return home early next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS

Roya,.
 The mid-week change of pictures is attracting the usual crowds and the pictures, including a variety of both comic and dramatic subjects provoke laughter and soloemnity by turns. The singing of Miss Irene Stone is also 8 feature and is highly enjoyed, new songs being rendered at each change of the pictures. Miss Stone will give way at the last of the week to Miss Marie V. Merrick, who comes to fill an engagement direct from San Fran cisco, where she has been appearing in vaudeville.