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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16
Negro May Die From Injury.

NegTU way DIe FToTn InJury.
 This morning at 6 o'clock two negroes, Wilson Barker and Charles Fraser, be- came involved in a fight at the big pipe works. The cause of the trouble orig mated in craps game. Fraser lost money to Barker and paid it, then going to the soft drink stand operated by MT. Fitzpatrick. Barker came upon him here and putting his knife to F'raser's throat, cursed him fluently. Fraser reached around behind the counter and seized pistol, shooting Barker in the thigh, in flicting a very serious wound. It Is thought that the wounded man will die as internal bleeding has set in and gan- green is likely to follow.
 Fraser made very little effort to es- cape and was taken Into custody by De- tective McCabe. The negro Barker is a dangerous man and has been In trou- ble before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-16
Improvement Ordinance

No. 455-"NEW SERlES." To Provide For Grading Madison Ave nue From Twenty-sixth Street to Cleveland Street, and For Construct Ing Artificial Stone Combined Curb and Gutter and Paving the Side walks Along the Same.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
COPPER
 DEPOSIT IS FOUND

PHOENIX, June l4.-All around the United Verde mine at Jerome a score of companies are sinking with an idea of striking a continuation of Senator Clsrk's wonderful ore body. Good ore has been found for the whole of the Black Hills range seems rermeated with cope. and gold. but it is very doubtful if even a strilger from the United Verde lens has been encountered. The situation seems very much like that of the early days. when a dozen shafts were sunk around the Silver King company without 8 sign of the silver deposit that almost filled the original company's claims.
 Yet the Jerome has lately cut a great deposit of iron and copper sul- phide in a drift of the United Verde extension. While the ore is not of much value. it's presence is haled as indicative of better stuff ahead. The Jerome Mines Development company, northwest of the United Verde. is spending much money in drifting at depth, with encouraging prospects, 1t is stated. The Hull and Cleopatra Io4hpduiCS alfCaut haNt oiC SAou5h a smelter, which has ben erected on the ground but not yet operated Other companies operating around the United Verde are the Verde Copper Company, the Verde Grande. the Bos- ton and Jerome. the Jerome Verde ard the Arkansas and Arizona.
 Jerome appears to be the northern apex of a mineralized zone across Art- zona from northwest to southeast, end ing at Bisbee or Clifton. For fifty miles to the southward good mines are to be found every mile. the Black Hills and the Bradshaw mountains being yeritable treasure houses. Then there is broad iHnp to the copper deposits of the northern MazatZals, another to the mines of the Superstition and Pinal mountains around Globe, and then a succession Of mines that lead to Tombstone and Bisbee and Calanea.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
HARCUvARS ARE
 VERY RICH
Mining Engineer Says Moun- tains Are Most Highly
 Mineraiized He Knows
GREAT ORE OUTcROPS
 ARE READILY TRACED

J.J. Sanders who with George Wood and Mining Engineer Wilhelm of Los Angeles recently returned from a mine inspection trip in the Harcuvar noun. tainss. says that region is destined to become one of the greatest mineral producing sections in the entire south west with development.
 Tn my mining experiences. I never say section of country that equals the Harcuvar mountains in surface naturalization" MT. Saunders said. The veins and ledges are more mum. erous than in any ether range of mountains l ever saw and the surface prospects more promising Great out crops can be traced across the noun tains many miles ir many of which very rich ore bodies are being opened
 An assay made from a sample talk. en from a sicun of claims ow led by George Wood, near Cottonwood Springs gave lhe astounding returns of POS ounces in silver besides good gold values. This is wonderful from the fact that the samples were taken more astonishing returns. One taken from a shaft at depth of 10 feet showed vales of $336 in gold, 200 ounces of silver and 24 per cent lead
 'One thing that must not be lost sight of in mining in this region. he continued. ifs that it takes large capital to open a property. The mines and prospects are in the main at some distance from the Arizona and California railroad necessitating all supplies to be hauled and in some cases packed into the camps I lock for some very startling developments there in the next few years he con cluded
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
FINAL PAYMENT Is
 MADE ON PROPERTY

PRESCOTT. June 14.-Final pay. ment was made on the property of the Pittsburg-Mayer Mining company by F. E. Miller of Pittsburg.. Penn, sec. retary and treasurer of the company, who arrived here this morning. Sec retary Miller left this afternoon for the company's camp near Mayer. ac, companied by Lon D. Hall, general manager for the company.
 The holdings of the new company will comprise six claims. located three miles east of Mayer in the Yavapai schist belt, considered among the most promising properties in that sec ton.
 With the new organization perfect ed. work will be resumed in the shape of sinking a perpendicular shaft now 175 feet deep. The shaft is vertical and equipped with a modern hoisting plant. The plan of development al ready agreed upon contemplates the sinking of this shaft to a depth of 400 feet from where the vein. or rather series of veins. will be open ed by an extensive lateral system. There is also a shaft 65 feet deep on one of the veins in which there is a promising showing. Work will not be started in this shaft at this time, as it has already been decided to confine the development to the deep shaft which is advantageously located for the economic opening of the vein series.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
RAISE ASSESSMENTS 0N SOME RAILROADS

The Territorial Board of Egualiza- tion, which was in session last week, This session was confined to fixing the assessed valuation of the railroad lines in Arizona for the purpose Of taxation.
 The total assessed valuation of the
 roads. not including fixed taxes. of the same property this year vii, exceed that amount by over sS75.000. This increase has been chiefly on new rolling stock and improvements, though in some instances the track valuation has been raised The high est assessed short line that of the Old Dominion. four miles in length, at $I0.75e per mile. A number of new lines come in under the assessment this year.
 The assessed valuation, miles and increase follow: Southern Pacific, 39.25 miles, $14,500. increase $1015; Fl Paso and Southwestern. S1 miles. $21.0o0, increase s975: Globe, Gila Valley and Northern, 12515 miles. $9000, increase $1450. Nj. & F., 4251 miles, $7000. increase $71o; Arizona and New Mexico, 40 miles, $7000, in- crease S72s; N. NJ. and A. Nogales road, s7.s0 miles, $6500; United Verde. 27.3 miles, $5500. increase $3s3: Mo renci, IS miles. $5500, increase $500
 The Grand Canyon railroad and the Western Arizona will be assessed this year, the exemption law having ex- pired March l. They have been as sessed before but the matter is stil, subject of litigation in the courts The former has 6645 miles. at s7e00. no increase; the latter 21.57 miles, at $360o.
 The Arizona Copper Limited. Cor onado road. 7.5 miles, 5000: Con gross Consolidated. miles, s,o9o, decrease 1900 per mile. This is the only road that shows a decrease Arizona Colorado. .15.S miles. $2eo0, TO increase. Two logging roads are the Central Arizona, IS miles, at 5000. and the Saginaw and Manistee. 5 miles. at 5000. The Twin Butte line. 28 miles, was assessed at $2352 per mile. The Pullman company was as sessed at &101.ss7. an increase of 5000. Ray Consolidated 5.6 miles. 5000; Arizona Commercial Railway 1 miles $2c00. This makes ! total of over 64f niles of assessed freo in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
BOKARITz COMPANY
 SHIPS RICH BULLION

PRESCOTT, June 1.-The Bokaritz Mining company. operating the Etta mine in Cherry Creek, has sent to the Prescott National bank two bars of gold bullion, of the value of $500. The fineness of the bullion showed the per feet milling facilities of the plant, and is pronounced the best looking bars received for some time.
 Another consignment of bullion was also received by this bank from the Poland Mining company, the weight being 226 ounces. This was from the Accidental vein of the group, the old est quartz mining location in the dis trict. and also the most profitable of the claims being operated by the com pany. The Accidental claim was To cafed by Wales Arnold in 1864. and was the initial quartz location mon ument placed in that district. and by him was 1t psospected- He had some trouhle in holding the ground owing to the hostility of some miners there to those who wore the Uniform of Uncle Sam. Mir Arnold in that day being in the volunteer service, at. tached to the California column. He worked the claim however, and base ore was being encountered
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15

thirteen-drill Nordberg compressor, q No. 9 blower and two Prescott circu. lating pumps of about xO0 gallons per minute capacity. The pumps are now handling easily about 2,000. .00V gallons of water Q day.
 At the present time about 150 men are employed by the company.
 Last week native copper and m tive silver were struck on the roc foot level. General Manager J. W Bennic is out of town, but the work is being pushed forward under the capable direction of Assistant Man ager John E. Pemberthy. A good out put of ore Is practically q certainty by September.
 Superior and Boston.
 Development work is continuing steadily at the Superior and Boston property with excellent results.
 The McGaw shaft is going down rapidly and at a depth of 1e0 feet Is showing carbonates running about .9 per cent copper, with some silver about the same grade of ore that has been encountered for some time.
 Work on the 405 winze from the Gardner crosscut SHOWS the ore body to be holding up we'll. This wInze is now at a depth of about 330 feet.
 An air compressor and other ma. chine-y has been shipped from the cast and will be here within a shor' time. A blacksmith shop is now un der construction and the machine and carpenter shops are now in use.
 National Mining and Exploration.
 On the Iron Cap property the new Williams shaft Is down to a depth Of over sixty feet. new gallows frame has been erected ard boiler and hoist put in place. ready for the work of sinking this shaft
 At the Fumarole mine of the same company, an excellent showing is be. ing made on the north drift On the TG0 iercl, an excellent grade of gold ore with a trace cf copper having been encountered
 An upraise from the seventh to the fifth levels to furnish afr for the low. CT workings has also been completed at the Fumarole.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
 @Stock Markets, Railroads and Mining
MINING NEWS NOTES IN GENERAL

As the result of the upward ten dency of the copper market. coupled with an increase in the quality of ore handled. the Old Dominion smeI. ter turned out 3,USS.0V0 pounds oI copper last month, an increase of nearly a quarter of a million pounds over the preceding month.
 With copper still at a fairly low figure. this showing is excellent, and us the shelter is showing no signs of decreasing the output, a still larg. CT production of copper may be the result at the end of the present month.
 Throughout the district, for the past week the showing made by the different properties Is excellent. A number of new strikes are reported and much new development work Is under way. which bids fair to bring new ore bodies to light within tke next few weeks.
 On the whole. the feeling through out the district is more than optim.s- tic.
 Arizona Commercial.
 Among the mining properties that insure Globes future prosperity Is the Arizona Commercial During the
  past few weeks this mine has been a scene of activity in this section. Work on the 500. 600 and TOO foot levels of the Eureka shaft has been going rapidly forward, and both cop per and silver ore is present in quan titles that make this property a cer tainty as one of the biggest local producers in the near future.
 Work on the new smelter Is pro gressing rapidly and it is expected that 1t will blow in by August IS. The machinery in the power house. which is of the. most modern kind. is now being set up. The new double drum hoist sufficiently powerful to sink to the 1900 foot level is already set up. X gallows frame seventy feet high has also been erected. A spur track has been laid to the warehouse, ma. chine shop and furnace floor. The machinery bought for the mine in cludes two units of Babcock and Will COX boilers. $50 horse power each. a
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
LOGAN C BRYAN SAY.

Especial Wire 10 L. J. overioel<)
 NEW YORK, June 1f.-Under GOV. CT of the strength in Wabash issues. realizing was conducted in other DOT tions of the list In the first hour. trading was quite active. but taken as a whole, the activity during the whole session was not on as large 2 scale as heretofore. The news over Sunday was not Of character to greatly affect values. but in various quarters. the feeling is one of hesi- tancy at present, as it is thought that money rates are likely to be consider ably firmer in the near future which may have a tendency to curtail pool operations. The close was steady.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
PAINE. wEsssa 6 co.
(specia, Wire to L. J. Overlook

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlock)
 BOSTON, June 14-Steel Common was again the leader in New York, with Wabash preferred showing the shsrpest advance. The Jocs1 market was dull and inclined to sag. Mass. Mining lost a point. but the heavy liquidation in it seems to be over and any further news from the property is likely to be good and shdiH resulf in an advance in the stock from this level. The balance of the list just about held it's own.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15
MARKET SHOWS
 ACTIVITY
Steel and Iron Stocks Manifest Strength, Former Making
 High Mark
SHATTUcK IN DEMAND;
 OENN-ARlZ0 IONA IS WEAK
CBy Frank J. Graf.)

The opening of the week shows considerable activity in steel aucp iron securities. United States Steel both common and preferred reached a new high mark. but toward the
 close there was more or less profit taking. but had bat very little effect on the stocks. especially commont
 which will very likely reach the $70 mark tomorrow in the copper secur. tties there was but little change either way. stocks holding firm. Shat
 tuck Arizona was about the strongest sn the entire list, sales being made at $500. Denn Arizona failed to show any particular strength althousa little stock is being offered Superior and Pittsburg and Greene Cananea are both firm. Live Oak is still in good demand and looks fair for better prices. Inspiration is also we'll sup ported. The entire Glibe issue seems to have the attention of the public and better prices are expected, especially in Miami, Inspiration, Live Oak, Globe Consolidated, and Superior and Bo.i-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-15

fers fine inducements for prospectors, mining and capital.
 Tim Blevins, the stock man, who. in riding the range with a branding iron, has made g few small discover. ies. has been visiting old friends and attending to business details in Doug las several days this week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
JUDGES HEAR STORY
OF FIXED" JuR|ES
Courts at StdndstiII While A.
torney Makes Charges.

chicago, Sept. 2 I'm all the courts
except the municipal court the wheels
OF Justice were at a standstill in Chi
cago for an hour while the judges be-
gan an investigation of the charge of
1rregularity in the Office of the jury
commissioners.
Twenty-eight Judges, presided over
by Judge Cutting of the probate court,
met in the chambers of Judge Bren.
tano, chief justice of the superior
court, and heard from States Attor-
ney Wayman an impassioned arraign-
ment of the methods alleged to have
been employed in drawing juries. -:
Mr.. Wayman averred that names
drawn by lot for jury service were
fraudulently displaced in the jury COM
missioners' office by names OF men
acceptable to those in a conspiracy
to defeat the ends of justice. Whole
venires were tainted, by this method,
he declared, even the grand Jury suf-
fering.
The states attorney is said to have
been watching for some time the
drawings of venires, but his sensa.
tional action of Saturday when he
caused the making of three arrests is
said to have been based on the con-
fession of "squealer."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
Pinchot said:

Pinchot said:
1T is a mystery to me why 1t has
been called the Ballinger-P inchot fight.
/ have no fight. Although am not
yet In a position to say definitely,
have every reason to believe that
matters will be adjusted satisfactorily
az soon as l can return to Washing
ton next week.
AT present am awaiting q letter
from President Taft, which / expect
to receive about Tuesday. Further
than this I have nothing to say. Ny
duty as public official demands that
no random statements be made"
Have you made any statement con-
corning the report by L. R. CLAWS
relative to the Alaskan coal land
cases?" Mr.. Pinchot was asked.
II have moi" he replied. "My views
in regard to this matter have been
misunderstood by the press and by
others" LII
It is understood Mr.. Pinchot has not
the slightest intention Of rendering
his resignation as chief forester. He
will return to Washington about
Sept. 80. Z. ~.-. S.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
PLANS TO INVADE CHICAGO
Wilbur Glenn VoIlva Says Il Is Worst
He'll Hole on Earth.

Chicago, Sept 2.--Wilbur Glenn
Voliva is planning religious invasion
Of Chicago that Is to throw the good
old days" of John Alexander Dowie
far into the shade. Released from Jail
and as proud of mis- experience there
rs any London suffragette the general
Overseer presided at the dedication Of
the new Central Zion tabernacle" at
Michigan avenue and Sixteenth street
and addressed an audience of 1900
people with all the fervor that used to
mark the Dowie meetings. q
Strike down into Chicago and
bring your audiences in," he shouted,
pacing UP and down on the broad
platform. Chicago is the dirtiest hell
hole on earth and you workers, If you
60 into the palatial residences of the
city, will find them veritable bells.
Get out after the lost and bring them
here. If you can't get an audience
resign. E
IT want to tell you very humb1y that
we are getting organized now. This
city needs some strong action against
those murderous surgeons and doc
tors. They are killing Governor John
son up in Minnesota and my heart
bleeds for him. We are better off in
Zion City than any other place In the
world and we don't have any DOCTORS"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
WILL NOT Be READ
OUT OF THE PARTY.
Iowa Senators to Continue
Flight for Tariff Reform

Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 2e.-1f taTt1
revision continues to be tho vital IL.
sue Iowa, It is freely predicted, win
have candidate for the Republican
nomination for president in 1912 and
that candidate, in all probability, viii
be Albert B. Cummins, Junior United
States senator from Iowa and one of
the leaders of the progressive element
of the party. If the present dissatis-
faction with tariff revision prevails
three years hence Iowa will expect
the entire Middle West to support its
candidate. H., -. s-.s5.s~
This is sample Of the kind Of talk
that Is heard among the Republican
politicians, following the visit OF
President Taft and also the statement
given out by Senator Cummins that
he would continue the fight for low
tariff, no matter how often the presi-
dent may read him out Of the party.
United States Senator Jonathan p.
Do1liver also Joined Cummins In de-
claring he would remain an insurgent
as long as the making OF tariffs Is
controlled by tho trusts.
Il am going to continue the fight,
and have nothing to take back" said
Senator Cummins. I'm my opinion
the fight has but just begun-the fight
of the people against the robbery by
tar1H-fattened corporations.S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
HAD Three HUNDRED
PERSONS ON BOARD
Missing Steamer Waratah Prob
ably Burned at Sea.

Manila, Sept. 21.-The British
steamer Harlow, from Newport News
June IA for Port Natal and Manila,
reports that on July 81, while $50
miles from Durham, she passed a
steamer aflre. The vessel In question,
whose name 1t was Impossible to
make out, was shortly afterwards de.
stroyed by an explosion. It is SUD.
posed that this steamer was the miss.
Ing British steamer Waratah, which,
with 300 persons on board, has not
been heard from since July &c.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
LET THEIR HIRED GIRLS co
Citizens Of Carthage, Mo-, Board o.,
Cooperative Plan,


Cooperative Plan.
Carthage, Mo-, Sept 21.-The long
continued and very acute dearth Of
hired girls in this city has partly been
remedied by the organization Of CO.
operative boarding club, an institution
that starts with sixty boarders and
will be limited in membership only by
the fact that the dining room will not
accommodate more.
The Johns mansion In this city IL
the home of the new organization.
Neighbors who have found it impossi-
BILE to get household help, with a
sprinkling of bachelor and old maid
boarders of town, are members.
The establishment is run on a CON-
munity basis, under a manager who
charges each boarder his prorata OF
actual cost without any profit. The
club was organized primarily to solve
the servant girl problem, but the
members declare it is going to do
much to decrease the cost Of living,
and they predict that It will be a per.
manent institution.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
MAKES WORK EASIER
Bemidji People Are Pleased to Learn
How It Is Done.

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
CARRIES TWO PASSENGERS

Balloon University City, Endeavorlnu
to Capture Lahm Cup. +
Davenport, Ia, Sept 21.-A balloon
containing two men, the University
City from st. Louis, passed over Lit
ties Grove, this county, and was
sighted at Eldredge, Donahue and
Grand Mound later. The balloon car.
ried two passengers. At. Grand
Mound the aeronauts dropped a card
Inscribed:
captain John Berry, st. Louis to
st. Paul. -
. Captain Berry was the winner of
the Indianapolis national race June
5 and is now endeavoring to capture
the Lahm cup, held by Captain For
rest Chandler. His companion is DR..
G. G. Schwartz. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-09-22
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Sept. -Cattle-Beeves.
$4.00@8.30; Texas steers, $3.90@b.1o;
Western steers, s3.9o@6.50; stockers
and feeders; s3.00@49O; COWS and
heifers; s2.1O@6.OO; calves, se.75@
9.26. Hogs-Light, $7.50@S.35; mixed,
$775@S.45; heavy, s7.eo@s.4o; rough,
$7.60@7.85; good to choice heavy,
$7S5@8.40; pigs, s7.00@8.00. Sheep
$2.7o@4.9o; yearlings, $40
@6.50: lambs. s425@730.