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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-22

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Oberftlieutenant. Wiirben Gie tpobl
bic Site baben, irsenopo etne 5las
fhe Wein nit mir au trinfen9"
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-22
(Gortfebuns Folst.)
,Ma5 lit eine Rorporation. 8

.Was 1T cine Rorporation, pag"
oWie nlan's ,,imint," dnttportete
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ben foG. beftebt lie aus nrrnen Wittpen
iinb bilflofen Watlen, bic ein3tg ,lnog
aIlein alif bic Reinertrdge etli&er arDz
btn giisubabngsiellf f6dften ougtipiss
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

wyf al of I nes If is to sell the peIa pp
 & Is gd however earnings continue Q nquad
 
 nm ehs e cents accompany is a Is ~ it around $ Iwondb Greene is earnings very od benefited D advance in tn Topper othB deposits happB of ghra thnu which
 
 e 1t W hay an puuny6 6 t present h at od per share bought
 Shannon meneama by aw In of is o
 & is urt to ueaest the Bsbe big ggra a a a Il taeH
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

NICHOLSON i4zLo TO
 TEE GRAND JURY
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
GLOBE UNION ELECTION
 IS CLOSE AND EXCITING
Returns From Cactus Necessary Decide Choice for Seve> ral OHices>>Paec Reelected Secretary>>CIoset
 Race in History of Union

GLOBE, Sept 11.-An election So hotly contested that until the final re- turns are in, it's outcome can not be determined. was held by the Globe Miners union.
 Last night no returns had been re- ceived from the Cactus district. There were but thirty-eight votes cast in that district, but even with this sm@il number of votes missing, it cannot be told who has been chosen for the positions of president, recording secre- tary and special organizer.
 Robert Elliott and M. J. O'ConnoT are in the race for the position of pres- ident. George D. Smith and H. R. Bar thels both put up hard fight for the recording secretaryship. For the posi- ten of special organizer. P. J. Nipple. George Perkins, Bert Thomas and simon Kinsman are in the field.
 It ss expected that the Cactus re turns will be received today. With these ballots in, the suspense which has been hanging over the Miners
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
THE BUNKER HILL GROUP ID BE
 WORKED

Word has been received here Of the probably early resumption Of work on the Bunker Hill group ot mines in this Tombstone district. This property has a record of early pro duction and is regarded as one of the valuable properties of the district. be- ing located between the Grand Central and Emerald mines of the T. c. Nj. Lu.. and is claimed to have large bodics of ore in sight which can ne proiitably worked.
 Henry A Allen & Co, of Chicaso, are believed to have bond or control O: the property and it is reliably re- , oiied that steps will be taken very shortly to reopen the famous Toms- stone producers. The pivpo,s, IS equipped with hoisting works and doul;,c compartment shaft timbered [ .rcuLhout. The arrival of several r:uninent stockholders who are heavl- ly interested are expected here fro.n Chi. go within the next 10 days and preliminary steps taken for resump- ticn of work on the mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

union since early yesterday morning. will be broken up.
 NJ. H. Page, present incumbent 'in the position of financial secretary. has q sufficient lead over John Mitchell :9 assure him of 8 reelection, it is un- derstood. Page has given entire satis- faction during his term in office an5 his friends cast strong ballot in his favor
 Thomas Kent, as treasurer, ii. A. Fahrenholz, as conductor, and Albert Hawkins, as warden have no op- position and their election is assured.
 While balloting was not particular ly heavy the present election is prob ably the most closely contested of any ever held by the local Miners' union. Great interest is manifest il. the outcome and all day yesterday members thronged the office waiting to ascertain the final results.
 It was thought that the deciding Cactus returns would be received yes- terday afternoon, but through some Ge- lay, they will not be received until tp day. FtFT
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

ALBUQUERQUE. Sept 11.--Janres T. Nicholson, brought back here from
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
MANY SELLERS IN HE FIELD IN
 SATURDAY
By Frank J. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock Exchange.)
 The week just closed will be remeIo- bered as the week of uncertainty. During the week MT. Hartman has been the main issue and the result of his illness has been watched by tie entire world, more especially Wall street. During his illness there has been many rumors pro and con, but especially con for the bears. No sooner had the news been sent out of the death of MT. Hartman, when tinanciers took the market in hand and were ready for the bears the fol- lowing morning. The day after hts death, we witness one of the biggest bull days the world has ever seen, es- pecially Union Pacific In fact all Har- riman stocks wre supported to the limit. Buyers were plentiful Saturday, however, their was plenty of sellers, but few buyers and it looks as though short covering put up the market Fri day, which was blue Friday for she bears. The copper shares show no activity one way or the other, but on the other hand there is more or
 ,ss uncertainty of the copper shar. market. Superior and Pittsburg holds very well at Is S-4 and bids at 15 :2 will not bring out a share. Denn Ari- zona and shattuck are both inclined to be weak.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
COPPER IS QUIET
 AND SHADE LOWER
Walker Makes Computations of the Production Costs and Earnings of Twenty>Four of Leading Producers
 On Basis off3 f2 and f5 Cent Markets

Sept. Is qhe a the moment oer is | Ii sa cents por During A o o dd ug o tom a nhs5 tons il a al averaged ton 10 ITS mont O ear Tn exports were h ht f or sa increase, foreign
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
Promise of Lower Schedule Made by Freight Depart
 ment of Southwestern
WILL GREATLY BENEFIT
 MERCHANTS OF CITY
Haynes Tells of Activities of Pass City and Attractive
 Rates to be Given Bisbee

For the purpose of discussing freight rates with Bisbee merchants and especially with President George Buxton of the Bisbee Board of Trade, H. L. Haynes, jr.. travelling freight and passenger agent for the E. P & S. w. spent yesterday in Bisoee. During his stay he announced that within the next few weeks there will be small reduction in many of the rates now affecting shipments to this city.
 The rate changes will be put in ef- feet in about two months. MT. Haynes stated, and will include many lower rates benefting Bisbee merchants. During the conference Mir. Buxton and Mr. Peterson asked that the E. P. 6 s. W. lower other freight rates. MT. Haynes promised that the matter would be taken under advisement and as soon as possibl some action be taken upon it
 Fl Paso, MT. Haynes states, is picking up in a remarkable manner and the promise is for prosperous fall and winter with Southwestern, due to increased shipments for whole salers, jobbers and retailers of the Pass City August shipments over | the road showed a healthy increase over the same month of 1908, while all merchants are buying more heavily than for two years in anticipation of good business. The same condition is obtaiing in Bisbee, be stated, August presenting a better showing than the lick period of last year.
 ''The fall will be one filled with at, fractions unsurpassed in the history of the southwest, for Fl Paso,l said Mir. Haynes First will come the meeting between President Taft of this country and President Diaz, of Mexico, an event of international i'm portance. In preparation for the meeting of the heads of the two great nations the city government of Juarez is erecting benquet hall at the cost of s16,OOO in which President D;az will entertain President Taft. An ex. ceedingly cheap rate for this event will be given by the road to Bisbee, Douglas and in fact people all along the line.
 Next in seqeunce will come the great fair which promises to eclipse anything of that kind that the South west has ever seen. This will occupy an entire week from NoveinUer 1 to ! inclusive. A rate of s7.75 for the round trip, good for one week will be sold from Bisbee.
 "The racing association at Juarez, who will have their meet in November commencing Thanksgiving day, are spending an enormous amount putting their track and buildings in condition Before they hae completed their ar engagements half million dollars will have been sunk in this enterprise. It is the aim of the association to make these races chief event in the calen- dar of the county. A low rate will be I given Bisbee people for this also"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

the 125O level within the next two weeks.
 Shattuck- Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

the 1250 level within the next two weeks.
 Shattuck- Atizona.
 What does the shattuck propose to do:
 That is the question which is be.ig passed around among mining men i'll the district and as yet there is no satis- factory answer.
 All possibility of the sale of tn: bonanza have gone glimmering. The reason is that the big majority stock holders, Messrs. Hill, Chisholm and aBrdon will not consider an offer. It is no secret that within the past fJrt night a well known firm of attorney in this city wrote to Messrs. Bardcnl and Chisholm in Duluth requesting them to put a price on Shattuck ( Arizona. The answer was brief and to the point The shattuck & Adj zona is not for sale. In the nledu- time smal force is at work and The ore being taken out in development work is being shipped to the Douglaz smelter. Somebody is playing wait ing game in Shattuck & Arizona and the indications are that 1t is the sig stockholders who are millonaires. hay ing big interests other than copper mining and who can afford to wait for an advance in the price of the brown metal before resumIng opera tions on a large scale. Local mininf men are not reicent in making tho statement that Shattuck & Arizona cannot mine at a profit at the present price of copper. When the copper market advences we can expecr some thing doing in Shattuck & Arizona and not before When that time comes the probability Is that another smell ter will be doing business in the Warren district in the direction of Mace.
 Bishec Arizona
 Manager Harlan, of the Bisbee-Ari- zona, is advertising for bids for dIa- nlond drilling on his property. The Bisbee-Boston, of which ldr. Har:an is also general manager. has tor the present suspended operations. North Tiare. Johnny Hin, who has been
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

ried to a successful issue. The price asked was apprcxina-eiy s6,SVyOo0.
 W. H. Brophy and N. 7. Cuunign- the Risbee No. i and 2, state that the propose to shortly begin the deveio1- ment CT their prCrerty in the Cananea district or @ large scale. This prop erty wes formerly under op.icn b. W. E. Thompson, O. New York. This prorerty is considered one Of iha prospects, Of tAe Cananca aistr.c:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
COPPER QUEEN Is WORKING
 FULL QUOTA
What Does Shattuck Company Propose Doing Is Question
 Being Asked by Local Men
DENN- ARIZONA WILL
 SHIP ORE TO SHELTER
Sale of Stock in North Tigre Meets With Good Reception
 on Part of Local investors

The week just passed has witness ed a steady production from the tig companies of the district with no' effort made to increase or curtail the production figures for August. At the Copper Queen about the normal force is employed. Eighteen hundred men are on the mine payroll and develop ment work. to the extent UT 100 feet per week is being prosecuted. The big companies as well as the little fellows, comparatively speaking, are playing a waiting game. There is noting in the present copper market to justify a splurge T production At the Sacramento. of the Copper Queen, a depth of 1,e0O feet has been reach ed. This shaft now takes rank as the deepest workings in the camp with the Hoatson, of the Superior & Pittsburg. a close second.
 A drift is bein; driven between the Sacramento and Lowell known as drift No. 1403, and only 400 feet remains to make the connection.
 Last month the Copper Queen pro- duced in the neighborhood of 9,000.0o0 pounds and the production this month can be estimated at apout the same figure. s-,.-~s.A-.. a.'aSsl
 Mine Superintendent sherman Is ex- pected back from his vacation next week and General Manager Dougies is reported in New York where he will confer with the directors of the com pany for the next two weeks.
 At the Calumet & Arizona, Superior 6 Pittsburg it is the same old story of uninterrupted output Good reports continue to come from Superior & Pittsburg workings and the production of both companies is beoing maintained at the normal figures.
 Denn-Arizona.
 At=the Denn Superintendent Patti sen reports fifty-two men on the pay roll and sinking in progress. On yes terday the shaft had been sunk to a depth of sixty feet below the 1250 level With sinking there has been no noticeable increase ID the flow of water. the shaft making about five hundred gallons per minute.
 It is the opinion of Superintendent Pattison that no trouble I'll be e.. perieneed reaching the 1850 level and possibly the 1400. At the 1351 level it is the intention to drift tn derneatb the ore and leached ground encountered on the 125o. u Is the intention also to begin small ship. ments to the smelters at Douglas iron
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
TO SAN ANTONIO.

5I,s. Wiitecettoa end daughter, Miss Ruth. vii leave this moraiag for Sa'l Antonio. Texas, where it is their inten- tion to locate They have many friends here who will learn Of their departure with regret.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

offering stock for sale in the North Tigre. which adjoins the famous Lucky Tiger property in Sonora, reports good sales of this stock. Mining men who are familiar with the property prc- nounce the North Tigre a good speca- lation.
 Lucky Tiger Sale Fails.
 Local investors who were interested in the Lucky Tiger company, repnr. ham, who are heavily interested ia that 1t is the intention tc Immediately improve the equipment of the proD- erty in order that the cost of proGuc- tion may be reduced. The sale Of the Lucky Tiger, owned principally hr Kansas City stockholders, was pct c2--
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

Tucson, Arizona, by SheTif, Romero Sunday to answer a charge of cash. ing bogus checks, vas given pre- hminary hearing befero Justice Of the Feace George F. Cra.g yesterday Nicholson was held for the nexe grsad jury under a bond Of $500, in defelli cf which he was retrned to the county .ail.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
THE COPPER SHARE MARKET.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-20
FOR A sH1ppINa REVIVAL.

the merchant marine
smbng bimonth Journal
published Merchant of the
se legislation for the benefit
shipping Introducing publication emphasizes the
shipping its membership representatives of varied
valuable
edesy wrOngfury forfeited To quote from the initial
follows the realizing benefit
will the farmer the wOrkngman the manufacturer and in fact
steamship
1nesA
the
Australasia and other points with which
of animated sentiments
financial
citizen of the The
will until the American
amon nations of the world.'
o. while there
should
draby held in which involves material
1t is not lightly be assumed for
development and the
that therefore, they should be owned
opposition traffic subsidies and kindred ppOtng the esb
the project the other there tangible
neglected
shorgdne that distinct independent therefore,
The latter should be
anticipate that will if it urged intelligent and patriotic spirit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-20
RESTAURANT AND HOTEL LICENSES.

The statement made the Bulletin yesterday to the effect that the
by them regard Sunday privileges
short recess reversal policy
deliberate misstaemen
published
ciumy
The decided
applicants The question of allowing them
be decided
who the granting of the privileges probable
applicants privileges
reopening OF question
The allowing privileges
shall be
policy Monday again
Of
taking
objections puere sitting
capacity judges the fitness applicants privileges
well
thinking loud public deciding
of the pc publ cones
pressure
brought to ear to make the Board something
Bulletin
to bear when there sudden switch
the question
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-20
TERRITORY VS.. COUNTY LEGAL DEPARTMENTS

we the
Territory the tied
of principal branc the
receiving ridiculous Republican
viso after the Supreme through with them
in their dispute with Mayor Fern?-Advertiser
The legal department of the Territory rendered
services the session of the Legislature, that
tied merely the principal branches but all of the
Territorial
the Legislature
dry ghernatoa making
lawyers mistakes--Sar
the BILL laid
him. did asked the
bill which accomplished
the If the had unged would
that
department
result the Generals there dawdg
the Capitol corridor public there bicaded
stables and others holding the stables both
parties public public
department with stock idenes eating heads public
silly blocking
in the chamber of the
Legislators
while
is that the Legislators
and not yet themselves into resenng it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-20
Commission ON SCHOOL
FUNDS IS APPOINTED

Governor Frear yesterday announced
the appointments of the members of
the School Fund Commission, those who
will serve being w. A. Bowen, W. r.
harrington and Edgar Wood.
The appointments are made under the
authority of a joint resolution which
was passed by the last Legislature, pro-
viding for the appointment of a COM
mission of three members whose duty it
will be to make an exhaustive exami-
nation into the methods of applying
and distributing school funds on the
mainland.
The report of the commission is to
be ready for the perusal of the Gov
ernor not later than July l, 1910. In
addition to investigating the conditions
that exist outside of Hawaii, the com
mission s expected to make suggestions
that will result in the improvement of
the system that now prevails in the
Territory.
The sum of $3.50 is allowed the com
mission for expenses incident to its
work of investigation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-20
PUBLIC HALLS AND pAN1cs.

Friday Klihwaena
which nearly hundred people, mainly children
amped each other the dark struggling make
Friday
public gatherings be held the
1t the luck of Honolulu
the automobile
hall must be 1t would the
Chief
which
buildings being in the city The
The in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-20
Joy RIDE ENDS
IN WOMAN'S
DEATH

In handcar accident on the Koolau
railroad Saturday night, Mrs. Louisa
M. G. Sylvester, of Hauula, was fatally
injured, dying while she was being TAX
EN- to Kahuku plantation for medical
treatment. One side of her head was
crushed and hemorrhage of the lungs
resulted from internal injuries. Others
on the ear with her were hurt, but
none fatally or seriously.
Owing to the absence of direct tele-
phone communication with the other
side of the island only meager partic-
ulars can be obtained of the tragedy.
AS far as the information went, which
reached town yesterday, Mrs. Sylvester
was aboard handcar which was be.
ing run toward Hauula. At Kipapa,
or nearly opposite the Jas. B. Castle
mansion, another handcar was coming
down the grade. The car going up
grade was moving slowly, but the 9th
err was running fast. AS the two cars
rounded curve, the occupants of both
machines, about eight in number, saw
their danger and everybody began
jumping off to safety.
Mrs. Sylvester is reported to have
made similar effort, but her dress
caught in a wheel and she was thrown
down to the rails, the force breaking
her jaw. She lay directly in front of
the down-coming car which struck her
in the head and carried her some dis
tance. She was picked up by her COM
panions and placed aboard one of the
handcars which was started for Kahu-
ku plantation. Before arriving there
she expired.
The directory gives a Manuel syl-
vester living at Hauula, and his occu-
patton is given as that of a barber.
The Sylvesters formerly lived on
Queen street. Just how all these peo-
pie happened to be out on handcars is
not explained except that they were
enjoying moonlight ride over the lit
tie railroad which connects with the
o. R. & l.. system at Kahuku.
The funeral will take place at 10
o clock this morning, easket having
been shipped down from here yester-
day.