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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

SAFFORD, December 29.--Mrs. w l.. Wheatley. daughter of Rev. c. Ward law, was an incoming passenger last evening. Mrs. WheatIey will visit fol some time with her parents in Stafford
 Morris Stark is visitor in the home of Mrs. Lillian Morris.
 T. J, Braley and nephew, Mir. Hol, strom, returned to Globe last evening.
 Mrs. Ben Mauer of Solomonville is improving in health.
 Miss Violet Braley and Master Carl from Globe are the guests of Mrs. Peter Anderson.
 Mrs. c. D. Reppy came in from Globe this morning to visit in the Colton home.
 The dance at Brice last evening was well attended and an enjoyable affair.
 Bert Willetts of Morenci, is visiting in Stafford.
 R. $. Patterson has sold his place to l.. Broshears of Artesia. There is a siNToOm house and four acres of land on the edge of Stafford and the selling price was $2,50O. Ir. Patterson will vacate at once and Mir. BroshearS will move his family into their new home.
 The Layton Philharmonic society will repeat the concert held lately in Lay ton, at Todd's hall, Stafford January |.
 The play "The Country Minister" was presented last evening in Todd s hall to a large and appreciative audi ence. The interest never waned from the going up of the curtain in the first act to it's final ringing down at the close of the fifth act. The fact that the talent was local added to the enjoyment and Stafford felt proud of her foot,light amateurs. Several specialties were presented between the acts that attract ed much applause. A Chinese song by Hilda Perkins in costume was excep. tioually good. The Rev. P. D. Gard ner and his church associated wish to extend a vote of thanks to those who took part in the play and to others who helped to make the entertainment a sue cess, and also to the public for their very generous patronage. The proceeds will help materially in the building of the new Methodist south parsonage.
 Chas. Kruger. chief of the fire de. partment, and his assistants, are invited to the Jones hotel New Years day to complimentary dinner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

FOR SALE-Baby buggy in good re- pair; wicker body and rubber-tired wheels; cheap if purchased on MOn- day. Apply 355 Superior street
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

impressed with the conditions and op- portunities for large reservoirs and the chances for developing power for light ing the country that he is sure of being able to interest capital in the enter prise, and started east this morning with that end in view.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

For Eczema, Tetter and Salt Rheum.
 The intense itching characteristic ot these ailments is almost instantly al layed by Chamberlain s Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it For sale by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

the same time last year to the amount Of more
than S5,000,000 Though government eXpen6-
itUres continue to run ahead of receipts the
deficit is under estimates made earlier in the
season. and since the first of May shows de
crease of 81, ,357 061 from the deficit in the cor
responding period in 1908, the Improvement be-
ing due almost entirely to customs payments
which show a gain of S4,534,00G from MAY l
over that time year ago. The Treasury has
comfortable working balance at the moment ana
with the passage Of the tariff bill, carrying au-
thority for the issuance of Panama bonds 10 re-
inburse the government for expenditures made
on canal construction account the outlook VIII
favor easy Treasury conditions with the pros
poets of increased revenues and greater economy
in national expenditures
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET--Money on call opened at ia
per cent; highest per cent: lowest, I24 per cent
last loan. Ia per cent; closing, 1%4g2 per cent;
ruling rate. I2z per cent. Time money was slightly
easier in quotations. Rates. 2 per for sixty
DAYS 2x62 per cent for ninety days 2z G3 per cent
for four months. SG3Is per cent for six months,
SzSS4 per cent for eight months, a per cent for
nine months. Mercantile paper was issued moder-
ately. Rates, 34d3S4 per cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS indorsed bills receivable, 31zG4 per cent for
choice four 10 six months single Names qzd5 per
cent for those less well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened fr1n with cables quoted at AsS6
bss a zSss0dsSela. Short francs were 5.l55s less
ia. an6 short reichsnarks s5sG952s plus I-22 The
engagement OF gold for export had little influence
the market, aside from checking the advance.
There recession in rates worthy of note.
and in the afternoon cables quoted at 4Ssgd
SgS0 demand sterling al 4s7S0dz.S7S5 and sixty
day bills at sSsi. Short francs held around 51J5s
less l-s4 and short reichsmarks 952s plus 1-52.
Bankers. posted rltes we're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
Dividend Notices.

BRooKLYN RAPID TRANsfT CoMPHNY
New York, May 18th. 1909
The Board Of Directors has this day declared
dividend Of per centum the capital stock OF
This Company payable July Isl 1909. stockholders
Of al the close Of Wednesday June
9Th 1903 G. D MENEEIY
Ser and Traa
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

Trading opinion on the consolidated Ehc!ldSs ls. -
...-5irp the immediate future Of the market was
decidedIv uncertain most of the day ms nilpatl
"A 1T,cI, irreguarity prices, compared win Ihe
sock Exchange quotations in the early de.ilisS'
ana II helped to bring about a contraction III vie
volume OF business. the professional element "
disincned to enter into fresh commitments @ oli @
Laa,,,, scaIe while market views we're 50 hazy.
Toward the close Of the day, however sehtlhlehC
bscaue bearsh, and a number OF the leading issues
torcbed nrices below the figures reached on the
other board. Among them. were: st. faul, 49,
against $50 on the other exchange; Union Paclnc'
1873. against 1878; Steel common 9'9s dsdliSl ~
cr,eiti5g q9ss against 92ia and Southern Pacific,
121is against I2ll,. Several OF the specalues were
taken in hand at a time when there was corlpara-
rive dulness among the standard stocks COLORADO
FueI was prominent, and much attention was also
devoted TO American Beet Sugar. other features
were Third Avenue and Consolidated Gas DeIdlleu
oprat tiOns follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

'Ceupon or registered
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE e. CHICAGO
RAILWAY

Pittsburg. Pa, April % 1909
NoI1cE-Ihe ] annual Meeting Of the stock and Bond
holders OF The Pittsburgh. WAYNE Chicago Railway
% viii be held az the Office Of th> Copany in the City
ot Pittsburgh "Wednesday MAY I9 1909 at l. O'Clock.
for the Of elnE Directors in the Of
g ike number whose expires on that day
r. N. COLEMAN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
OUTSIDE sEcuRITIEs.

Speculation in the market for outside securlues
was ouiet with animation shown in spots Price
movements were irregular, especially in the copper
stocks, some of which showed strength WINE
others eased off fractonally on limlted oHeIlnSs-
The industrial list as a rule. strong with 1dlt
activity. Standard oil advanced z$f points. otai'u
ard Milling issues decidedly better uhited
Cigar was IN 37s Ciuggenheim Exploration moved
up IL points Nevada Consolidated continued
strong. making further high marks for the move
ment Kerr Lake, Inspiration and La Rose Coil-
solidated ruled firm In bonds trading was nod-
crate. with prices showing small fluctuations
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
79.O5O Total sales

MINING
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Charles Barney Co. No = 5sIIoSisJ
New York. and No. 122 South 4th ST. Fnii4l'-S
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
Financial Meetings.

IH0HCTdt MG6ungS.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The stockholders OF the American Foundry
Company hereby notified that the regular annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of said company
its Offices, No. 243 Washington Street. Jersey City
New Jersey. June "a, 1863. at y o'clock noon for the
purpose Of eecting Board OF Directors
such other business may be properly brought before
the meeting
The stock transfer books the company close
June 5, 1909 and reopen June .. 1909.
WM. NJ. HAGER, Secretary.
~ the STOCKHOLDERS OF the AUTOMATIC VENTI-
lATOR COMPANY viii be held ar the Office OF the Com
No 123 Liberty Street the Borough OF Manhat
Tan City OF New York, Tuesday, the first day Of
June 1860 At u O'Clock the of electng
two Directors for the ensuing three and In
spetors Of Election and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before said meeting.
GEORGE H FORD, Secretary
Dated New York. May 18th 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

DOMESTIC EACHANGk---BOSTOn Chicago.
o5c premium; san Francisco, sight 2Izc premium
Telegraph 5c premium: New Orleans commercial
z5c discount. bank 81 premium; Charleston, buying
par, selling l-20c premium; St Louis, 40c premium
bid, sec premium asked.
BANK cLEARTNGS.-New York exchanges
sIS5.zs1.ssS. balances S11.510.36I Baltimore ex-
changes s4.457es3. balances s51I.090: Chicago, ex-
changes sz5,2s526s. balances SSI72 1872: PhiladeI-
rlia. exchanges Slss73,9I2. balances 81 .s49 332:
Boston exchanges $1s,042.472 balances S2.I24, ,I65
SILVER MARhET.-Commercisl bar silver 53c
Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar silver In London
closed al p 5-16d. advance of 3-Ied.
GOLD PREM UM.-IH Madrid, 11.S5; Lisbon IL
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexical exchange on
New York Is quoted st 2-01;k.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, ssI9 2s5: internal rere
nue. receipts. sllS6,sl9; miscellaneous receipts
s3os.120 Receipts for the day. s24I5 O65: expendi-
tures, s2sle,00o- Receipts for the month TO date
s2s1sz.5e2 expenditures. s32.41O00o; excess OF ex
penditures s3,225 sss. Receipts the fiscal year
20 date. sac 2i2s92 expenditures s6l. SO lS7: eY
cess Of expenditures. 95.52e SIS.
eUB-TREA AsURY-The Sub-TressIry was debt
- to the Clearing House 9I.<sosos.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No Ss SIstosJ
New York and No. 10 Exchange Place 7O
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18
-NREG1sTERED STOCKS
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

odd lots. +seus cents per share
New-York tribune., 1909-05-18

t day M IN n l* Same period in 1905
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
Nv PAUL a. eRuskE

TOLEDO, o., April 10.--The Tigers
are still the same old terror To pitch
ers that they were while at San An
tonic. their batting average as teanl
having changed but little In spite OF
the fact that they have been going
ND against a better grade CT pitching
Including two games with an aggre'
gation also a member OF the Amer
lean league.
The team left San Antonio With h
proud team average OF .33S. weather
conditions and the hardships OF daily
travel have pulled this down To $50
The fielding averages have also slump
ed q bit. for the team has been play
ing on some OF the fiercest fields In
the world. At San Antonio the Tig
ers Gielded .952. They have slumped
to .93S, but they have had plenty OF
excuses.
The batting OF Cobb. Crawford,
Rossman and Moriarty continues o.
the most inspiring character. In ad'
dition, Mcintyre got started in fine
style Mt Dallas and has been at II
ever since. with the result that he. toe.
Is now well inside the 800 list.
Kiilian Is the nominal leader with
better than 500 20 his credit. He is
being hard pressed by several OF the
other pitchers, notably Willetts,
whose accession to the ranks OF slug.
gers is a general surprise. but who
has apparently earned every hit he
has gotten, including his three homo
runs, two of which were over right
field fences, while another was even
longer. Cobb, with .429, is the real
leader, however.
The men have all been batting well
with the exception or Bush. who has
fallen of badly since leaving the train
ing camp. II is just one OF those
slumps that seem inevitable punctua-
ton to every players season. DOME"
has slipped to .225. and must regain
some ground or suffer humiliation
through a comparison OF his record
with that of O'Leary, who is biIgling
right merrily. stealing lots OF bases
and fielding better than any infielder
on the clubs list. though forced to
set. his records as substitute.
Beckendorf and Stanage have trad
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

FORT WAYNE, Ind. April 9.-The
comparative failure OF the metropolis
OF Indiana to wax enthusiastic over its
two greatest baseball players has
caused both Summers and Bush con.
siderable pain. The pair had been
telling all through the southwest what
a crowd would be out In Indianapolis
and Bush had gone so far as to wager
George Suggs five iron men that there
would be 5000 persons in attendance
at the opening game Of the series.
DOME" overestimated almost exact
ly at the ratio of 10 to /.
Summers sidesteps by stating that
his native town Is Ladoga anyhow.
Ladoga, he insists, was on hand 70
the extent of about so per cent VI the
crowd. Anyhow, he adds. DOME" is
the one who must be blamed for the
apathy OF the Indianapolis citizens,
not he. for the shortstop has been
away only a few days, comparatively
while he himself had not played In
indianapolis since 1907.
Summers admits that he was bit
nervous when he took the firing line
wednesday. In the city where he made
gocd as a baseball player. He simply
overpowered his old teammates by
main force, the finesse for which he
is SO farous being thrown entirely 10
the winds.
Eddie's perturbed state OF mind may
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
JOHNSON PICKS
A FOE MONDAY
Will Confer With Representatives
of All Challengers and Make
Up His Mind.

NEW YORK, April l0,-Jack John
son will on Monday pick his newt OPP
ponent in thep rize ring. The black
champion has offered To meet jim
Jenries. Stanley Ketchel. Sam Lang
ford. big Az Kaufman. Sandy Fergu-
son or their representatives. and
wants to put an end TO all challenges.
Johnson says he is willing TO meet any
OF the lighters who are now clamoring
for a match with him and he doesn II
! care who his opponent Is.
Johnson says he could not fight be-
fore September as his engagements In
London music halls will keep him oc-
cupied until some time In August, the
latter part OF which month he Will re-
turn TO America.
In the meantime jim Coffroth. the
California fight promoter Is on his
way TO New York from Chicago ana
will try and get some near champion
and Johnson for fight AT his club on
Sept. 9.-He has hopes of getting john
son and Jeffries To sign. but II Jenries
still refuses TO talk, he Will try ana
arrange a Johnson Ketchel. Johnson
Kaufman. or a Ketchel-kaufman bout.
From Philadelphia comes the re-
port that Willus Britt. Ketchel's man
ager( is considering an offer OF $50
600 for contest between Tommy
Burns. the former champion. and the
middleweight champion to battle III
Australia. Speaking OF the offer Britt
said.
II we beat Tommy Burns in Aus,
tralla In less time than Johnson did
he would have to meet ketchel or
drop the championship
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
PITCHING AVERAGES.

ly swollen hands and has been unable
TO grip bat with his usual strength.
The most gratifying feature Of the
fielding averages Is the justification o!
the original estimate OF the new catch
ers. Neither Beckendorf nor Stan.
age has allowed a passed ball All sea.
son. and neither hRs had his record
blotted by an error since the team left
San Antonio-a truly remarkable con-
dition.
Bumps Jones pitching record was
seriously marred whei, he had 10 take
the firing line out al St Mary's col
lege early In the week The day was
cold, the diamond was rough and
Bumpus refused TO pitch his limit, the
result being the scoring OF five runs
by his opponents-the first scored of
his delivery all spring. The pride %
Oxford still remains. however. the pos
lessor OF very fine record, which,
everything considered. is inferior To
Suggs' alone
The North Carolina HEAVIER has been
preparing for the busy season Hughie
Jennings has mapped out for him by
pitching 81 innings up to date, 'nclud
ing slices OF the Washington and ST.
Louis combats, allowing but five runs
and ten hits-the best performance,
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
SCHMIDT REPORTS
TO MGR. JENNINGS
Joins Team At Fort Wayne and Say:
He Will Sign Contract-In
Condition To Play.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, April 9.-(Spe.
cial)-Before the Tigers ha. been at
the New Anthony hotel here more than
half an hour today. Charlie Schmidt
the long lost catcher, emerged from
the elevator entrance. lie was effu-
sively welcomed and looked TO be In
grand shape. Schmidt was expecting
TO meet the team at st. Louis. but got
his dates mixed and came on here. ar
irving Thursday night. lie brought
along the contract over which there
has been so prolonged an argument
and says he Will sign II in Detroit
Charley was much disappointed ~
hear that today's game might not be
played as he was exceedingly DESTROYS
OF showing Manager Jennings OF his
ability TO peg the ball through Il
knot-hole."
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
CAMPAIGNING WITH
THE BENGAL, BEASTS

the regularity with which he dis
patches one a day. Matty Mcintyre
Is the champion numerically. how
ever. When he does send them out
he never stops at less than 30.
$40
For two days Bumpus Jones has
been digesting the terrible truth
that a human being leaps into
eternity with every tick OF the
clock
Ralph Works had the pleasure
of introducing his team mates 20
his sister who In the principal OF
schools at a Kansas city within
reaching distance of Wichita.
go.
On the trip through Kansas. Ed
gar Willetts was "a good as a
barker on rubber-neck auto. He
showed the party the location OF
one OF the only two saloons in the
state. 1t was viewed from the car
window.
Those college games are nuts for
Hughie Jennings but the gang Is
not regretting that there are TO be
no more OF them.
Harry Tuthill was eagerly await
ing the arrival OF Secretary
Schumm. more Familiarity known as
Little Buzz" Harry had TO handle
all gates at once through the south
and west.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
N American Association
Many Tigers Were Developed
BY PAUL n. BRUSkE.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, April 9.-The
Detroit Baseball club owes 10 tho
American Association and its immed-
late predecessor, the Did Western
league. debt OF gratitude which II
can never repay. That organization has
f:uished and turned over to the Amer
lean league champions more than half
the regular personnel OF the bunch
which pays allegiance TO Hughie Jcr.
uinss.
Cha lie Schmidt. Herman Schaefer.
DOME" Bush. George Moriarty, Sam
Crawford, George Mullin. Davy Jones.
Eddie Summers-these, 10 say nofA'
ing OF the several others who havc
done good service in the past, were
either developed In the association. or
else came directly from IL to the TiS-
eGs.
The Eastern league with Stanagc.
Beckendorf, Mcintyre, Donovan La
itta and Z. Jones must be conceded 4
secondary Importance.
The Western league develO5od
OIeary and Rossman. The South A.
lantic sent Cobb. The Western asso-
citation sent Willetts and Speer XII
liam emanated from the Three league,
Works from the New York state.
Suggs from the Southern. and Wiater
from 10 professional league ~ oil,
prior 10 his service in the American.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
AL THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT
NIL PITCHERS CONTINUE TO LOOK
Alike TO TIGER 'WIRECK/NG CREW.

everything considered. of any member
OF the Tiger pitching stan.
Willetts has been the Tiges' leading
whittier. having retired on strikes =
batsmen in 81 innings Mullin is the
champion Wild man having passed IL
men and hit two, in - innings lafittc
has pitched virtually one game In
three installments. in which he has
allowed six hits and one run. The
three defeats, charged respectively Il
Mullin, Donovan and Killidn. 'nclud :
the two routings OF the second team
The regulars have Teen beaten but
once, the enemy getting its runs With
killian in the box.
The accompanying figures arc com
plete up To aud including The indian
apolis series.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
TY COBB, MoToRcYcLIsT.
May Tour Europe Next Winter With
Mrs. Cobb on Motor Tandem,

TOLEDO. April 10-During the past
winter. Tyrus Cobb has become af-
fiated with that new brand OF scorch.
eritis--the motorcycle. Early in the
winter Ty bought one OF simple
brand OF machine and all through his
vacation he alternated riding on IL and
on horseback
On test, Ty covered five miles on
a Georgia road In a shade better than
10 minutes and dismounted twice to
lead his bike around a mudhole.
Ty is bringing the machine TO De
troit this spring were he will use II I'm
transit TO morning practice at Bennett
park and return.
II Mrs. Cobb gets back her health
this summer-she now weighs but 1913
pounds and is very frsil-she and Ty
are likely TO make a trip through Eu-
rope in the winter, by motor tandem.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
shrubb Says He'll Beat Lonsboat

BOSTON. April 9 -Shrubb. the Eng
lish champion long distance runner,
Is today en- route 10 Toronto. In
passing through here, he 9aid:
II am 10 race Loagboat l5-mile
race Saturday. April II, for $1,000 :,
side. There will be TO question about
the race coming of this time. | ex'
pect 10 defeat the Indian.
After my race with Longhoat
will return 10 Boston and try and get
St Yves. or Svenberg TO run me
l5-mile race here
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

From the time the Tigers left
San Antoine until the game In
which they met st. Mary's college
at Topeka--seven games inclusive
--"Donie" Bush did not get a hit
In that game he beat one hunt.
80 800
Beckendorf Is catcher with
nerves about as sensitive as those
Of Charlie Schmidt. His hands have
natural size ever since the start
away from Dallas but he never SO
much as mentioned II.
800
Herman Schaefer IL still unable
TO curb his inclination 10 hold dia-
logue with the opposing bleacher-
ties. Probably he doesn't want to.
800
George Moriarty In one OF those
players who are likely TO be long
In the game. George will take
chances with any OF them when
necessary, but. in scrub game,
seldom stars. What's the user
Is the way he reasons e..
800
Ty Cobb has brought home a pair
OF those Texas steer horns and has
personally superintendent the trans
n of the souvenirs every time the
Tiger luggage was shifted.
900
Sam Crawford Is a picture postal
hend and has II on all the rest In
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
s,x.Dav Walkers in Marathon.

BOSTON. April 9.--Despite the fact
that Orphee is favorite for tn" pro-
fessional Marathon - be run here to-
morrow night, Pat Dineen will have a
strong following when he toes the
scratch for the long grind. Eddie
Hopkins. well-khown man. has
placed $1,000 against $4,000 tina;
Dineen will win the event. Orphee's
price has taken a sudden jump which
shows that the Freno Imam is not with
out supporters.