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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
|OLO DIRECTORS ARE | NAMED ID CONTINUE
8lseEE SONORA MINING COM PANY FINDS ITSELF IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION.

At the meeting Of the Bisbee So nora Mining company. held in Douglas Wednesday. the old beard of directors WAS reelected as follows. B. J. Ames. F. Bl Dorr. H. s. Beumler and s. s. Badger. Mir. Ames is president and MT. Badger secretary.
 Machinery has been furnished for the installation of air drills. and in the future the drilling vii be done en- tirely by compressed air instead of hand work The company is now working on the Badger claims in the Chirachuas
 A tunnel has been run into the mountain over 100 feet. and only lacks so feet now of uncovering the ore body known 10 be there The com. pany. according to the financial re- ports submitted at the meeting. has ample funds to carry on its develop ment work.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
|WILFLEY FILES SUIT
 DEMANDING S25,OOO

Charged with having violated the United States patent laws by usine ore eonoentrators infringing upou the patents of Arthur R. wnney. suits for damages aggregating s25.- 900 were filed in the district court against the Arizona Copper com pany and the Detroit Copper com pany, operating in Graham county. by the Mine & Shelter Supply com pany of Denver.
 The Arizona Copper company is sued for sI5.O0O. while damages in the sum of s1O.OOO are asked from the Detroit Copper Mining company. In addition. injunctions restraining both companies from the use of con centrators alleged to the infringe ments upon the patents of Arthur R. Wilfley are asked.
 The plaintiff company sets forth in both complaints. which are sub stantially alike the following ale gations:
 | 1897 applied for and subsequently received a patent for an ore con centrator, known as the Wilfley tconcentrator, and that in 1905. the inventor transferred his right to the Mine & Shelter Supply company.
 Since that time. and after the patents of the inventor had been sustained against other inventions in the Colorado court, it is claimed that Emil Deister of the Deister Concenrator company of Fort Wayne. sold twelve concentrators to the Arizona Copper company and eight concentrators to the Detroit Copper Mining company. all of which were direct infringements up on the patents secured by Wilfley
 It is claimed that in spite of re quests 10 the contrary that both companies are still using the alleged infringing concentrators and are. ac cording to the information and be lief of the plaintiff company. pre- pairing to continue the use of the lconcentrators. to the detriment oi the interests Of the plaintiff com pany
 The plaintiff company asks that a temporary injunction be issued by the United States court, preventing the use Of these cOncentrators, pend ing the outcome Of the suit, that g permanent injunction be issued an. that the concentrators in possession iof both companies be destroyed and that damages be granted as asked
 The complaints were filed througf Attorney F. S. Nave. representing Attorneys Hodges & Wilson of Den yer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11

Boston-With casting copper al practically 6 parity with electro,ytic the strength of the copper metal mar ket Is readily seen. Such is the pres. ent case. for sales of casting were closed yesterday at 1870 cents a pound for March-April deliveries
 "The best and most thorough buy ing movement since the panic" is the characterization of the market by one of the worlds largest producers. Buy ing orders have come from every guar ter.
 Estimates on total sslos of the metal this week through all agencies run as high as 75.O00. 900 pounds. The metal will be delivered during March April and May and consumers would take even into June and beyond. but sellers vii not commit themselves beyond the first Of June.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
SARATOGA MINES
 SOON ID RESUME

PREsCTT. March 10.-Another Bradshaw mining proposition has en- tered the active list. the good news coming from Hon. Robt. E. Morrison. who returned from an eastern trip yesterday and stated that the Sara toga Gold Mining company had beer financed and would resume york Tn the next thirty days. the intention of the syndicate being to exp'oit the ground extensively and earnestly.
 The Saratoga people have q good mechanical equipment On the grouna from former operating. together wrh accommodations for many men. un- der the direction Of the late O. Place a shalt about 250 feet in depth was sunk. together with the d.iiung on the vein.
 The showing was attractive and the property was rated as one or me hest in that zone. The belt on which the six claims of the system are .o- cated is one of the oldest in that ols- t.ict and in the original exploration wac known as the Moody G Place Droperties. when the Assure was traced to the Crowned King mine inc latter was opened and gave 'o tbe Bradshaw region its fame as mining center.
 Not until later years was the sara tors worked. and while it's mineral osicaI features are identical and II ls without any question whatever a con t,puation of the mineral system in evidence on the Crowned King. and only -scks the exploitation or tho ground to determine its attractNe rating if in reality, it does not prove to be a much heavier producer
 Each location on the Saratoga Ne,. is continuous. and from where the oio union shaft of the two mines is seen an ,tnhroken belt is traceable for near lv two miles to the south. making 2 desirable system for the investm"nt ol capital. ,os
 On al, claims of the company pios necting has been given with Lh'i'eo depth. and in eacth instance the sFAGe of inc ore and the geological cohdi lions in evidence give it prominence and which will be exempliiied VheI development is had
 The re-establishing of the old eamI is one of the pleasant events to enron ice. and particularly so for the reason that in the long years Of idleness 1Da' have intervened, the belief or the inning element conversant with tha field is that it has been sadly neg Iected and not given an opportunlt. to prove its merit as one of the hes gold mining propositions In th' county.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
STOCK MARKETS, ALR0ADs, FINANCIAL AND MINING
WEEK WILL SEE COPPER SALES
 OF 75,0OO,00o POUNDS AT LEAST

That there will be a further de. crease in stock reported on March 10 by the Copper Producers Association is the general belief in the trade Production will probably show further falling off and deliveries should con tinue large.
 The item of exports is a puzzle. Pre- liminary government totals show ship ments abroad during February of 55.- 513.92O pounds. It is stated that be- tween 15.000.0 and 10000. 900 pounds of this amount was included in the January statement of the Pro dueers' Association. as the metal was loaded on lighters or vessels prio- % Jan. 31. but did not c,ear until early in February. hence did not figure as government exports until the latter month.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11

The baseball schedules are beins discussed and adopted. This is a sign of approaching spring which is not to be denied.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
RICH STRIKE IF
 GOLD AT FLORENCE
PHOENIX MAN RETURNS HOME WITH REMARKAsLE STORY OF WEALTH FOUND.

PHoENIX. Arizona March 1O-
 Althoug every effort was made to conhne the news of the find to as few people as possible the reports of a strike of some of the richest gOld-bearing ore that has been dis covered in many long year in that Florence agog A ledge of volcanic rock some thirty feet wide and said to be several miles in lengh, bearing gold that assays to an almost in credible figure, was discovered about four miles east Of Florence on claims Of the MoctezJma Mining Company last Friday
 The pieces Of rocks were assayed. The bighes; ran sl05s to the ton and the three averaged $500 to the ton
 The report Of the find was brought to Phoenix yesterday by c. r. Steph- enson an enginer. who has been in staling the mechanical plant in the Florence prison. As son as Steph- enson learned of the big strike he and five othes drove out to the ! location and staked out twelve claims. Those who are associated with Steph- onson are Captain Thomas Ryanning. superintendent of the prison; '. c, Wilder. assistant superintendent; P. r. Byrne. secretary; H. Williams. , captain of the yard. and Lee Troxel, mining engineer who did the stalk ing. They went out Sunday and soon adjoin the claims of the Moctezuma company. They found the lead about two thousand feet from the strike and located there. Then they went on farther than a mile east found f again and staked out ten more claims They placed three men at work at once and provided them with al necessaries fos a camp
 Some Of the stockholders of the Moctezuma company are Leon Brown Tom Weedin. Eagin of the bank. and [ W. R. Price. of the Florence Conner I c,al company. These men have put a force of workmen on The new strike
 Stephenson brought back several samples of the ore. Ii is very light and porous and dotted with what seems to be deposits Of iron In re gard to the strike. Stephenson said.
 When ] left Florence this morning parties were driven out to the place to see if there was really anything ia it. The news that the ore had shown such high percentage of gold was kept rather close and very few knew about it. The news has gradually leaked out and it won't be long before every bit of land near the strike is staked out When we were there Sun day there were still locations thai looked as though they might be worth developing. Of course we took ths best there was left after the Moctezu ma people were through. Two of oul claims adjoin theirs and the rest are about a mile away. It was not diff
 icult to follow the ledge.
 When l got to Phoenix this after noon I supposed that everybody her' would know about the strike and was surprised that no news Of it has ap parently reached here. The news wa withheld I supposed that the finderl may work well over the ledge to ses that they have overlooked nothing be fore causing the stampede to thu place"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
eUTTE's LOW RECORD.

BUTTE. Mont. March 9.-The strike of hoisting engineers, which tied up many of the Butte mines from one to two weeks. caused a new low record or production for the Butte district in February. The to- tai for all the producing companies was about 13.327 pounds. against a normal monthly output of 2s.000.000 to 30,000.000 pounds. The total ton mage of ore and pounds of copper produced by different companies during the month were as follows:
 Tons Pounds Of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
c. 6 p.
1DouElas Internationally

Gupt. W. V. Richards. of the C. 6 p.. returned Tuesday from Bisbee where he visited his family and conferred with officials of the com pany. He is taking the place, in the shaft. of M Fl. Hardy. mine car penter. who was injured by fall several days ago. The latter is re covering. but will be unable to re sume work for some time.
 The timbering of the shaft is al most completed. and in a very shor; time the installation Of machinery will be commenced.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
oREENE-cANANEA-

Boston-The February output of the Grce3e-Cau-1oa Copper Co. amounted to s.5s0.0o0 pounds of copper. exceed ing that of January by S0.0o0 pounds. The output for the past two months and for February. 1909. with total pro duction since the Cole-Ryan interests assumed control. is as follows;
 c,.oro,- The (.c,.s ox cflvor oz
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11
COPPER SHARES SHOWING WELL
 0N THE MARKET
Although Strike Situation Is Serious Stocks Are in Good Shape to Buy for Secure Investment.
CBy Frank J. Graf. Member or Du
 iuth Stock Sxchange)

fRy Frank J. Graf. Member or Du'
 iuth Stock Sxchange)
 The stock market opened a shade higher than last nights close and dis played considerable strength during the first hour. particularly in South a p.c,sc The strike situation still exerts great influence on speonia'io'i ans although the market is distinc1iy Q nprchase on all reactions the lrao' ers are working close on sealps. IheIe
 a evidences of continued outsiae huving and once the labor GuesOloh is sd;usted prices are most hkeiy 10 sore to new records Money easy os4 sales 7IS.900 shares.
 Prices of stocks closed about s'''''' as last nights figures
 The copper shares list opened hiii with excellent support. espee.siiy III ,ha higher class of securities Su ,,,.;o- and Pittsburg was strong ,b-ourbo,t the entire market anu cIosed firm. Live Oaks has been tne ssature of the curb trading, sales oeins made at 22 Is, closing at 2l 1-2 nio' cha,t,ol Arizona showed good sup nort closing at POTS bid. The iake issues were not quite as active as ses terday although closed firm. rheTe bos heen considerable inquiry regard' ing the ouijotoa gold minins' anu anu fro,, au indications the stock Is gong into very good hands
 The copper producers report was 'ios s as expected. showing an increase 0l from 5000 900 to 9.O0o,ooo pounds
 BOSTON.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-11

Is John Gillie to retire on April from the position Of general suDerin- tendent of the Amalgamated Copper company properties Is question which seems uppcrmost in the minds of many citizens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-23

NEW GOLD BELT JUST DISCOV-
cred In Nevada; many rich discoveries:
ortuncs being made. big rush on: ] want
artner 10 finance prospecting trip: re-
suits guaranteed. Edward Learned
Goldgeld. New DISCO
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TO LEASE
FLUFF RUGS

RAG RUGS AND CARPETS WOVEN
reasonable. Address " E. Winfield. 10Ol
Euclid ave. 70 264i
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEM PRO-
prletor. 6s East First South, $50 rooms;
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HOSPITALS

GERMAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL EOp
merry keoSh- -iumnland. has been new.
FURNISHES and equipped. homelike and
uu,et ut looms; 1880 10 SIS per week hos
pitai charScS; one-balf regular DrieA for
YIo'{ti,,hctnent 80, cases l6G West 2nu North
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CHEMISTS AND ASsAYERS

BIRD COWAN CO,
IC0 So. ", Temple. Bell phone 4lt4
SI25o
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

NJ. GLICKMAN. CLEANING; t,REss1,y(.
repairing ladies' and gentIerncn's wea
seGGhd hand clothes bought ard sold. y
- W. iei"Pie. n340S
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
MINES AND MINING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. WORE
guaranteed. Ind. 1145. Bell 1854. vI09
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7 ROOMS. TERRACE. 73S SOUTH 9ND
East two and half blocks from county
bldg. Bell g979-Z. o2363
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FOP SALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


BY OWNER, 5-ROOM COTTAGE, GAS
and electric lights: In O. $. l.. Ry. dis
trict; cheap. Address MA. Tribune.
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SKIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
fit In the west: goods shipped to any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving G. Storage Co. Phones 555 b1052
WE SHIP II H GOODS TO ANY PART
Of United States. cut rates. Klmhall
Van and Storage Co. 10 w. 1st So. m2s6e
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HOTELS

If YOU ONCE STOP AT THE TOU-
raine you'll always stop there: nice,
large, cocl rooms. with or without bath.
AZ L. Jrd So Reasonable rates. m3S34
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HOUSES EVERYWHERE: SAY WHAT
you want. New Era Realty Co.. 2lS
Main ST, nS3a
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FOR RENT-RooMs FURNISHED.

FURNISHED rooms FOR SLEEPING
or housekeeping. 400 w, End South
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FIREPRooF STORAGE

SAFE oRACE-FIREPROOF WARE
house equipped with automatic
spr rlnklers. low rate of insurance; house,
hold goods packed and stored MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments.
HEATED STORAGE VAULTS for pianos
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS and storage
stalls Ioool-cars shipped TO all points;
expert packers. Let us figure with you;
prices lower. l. x. l. Stores Co., Bell
Exchange 13. Ind 13. m213S
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tnurant. butcher shop. grocery. 9TH
East. 5th South: drug store. 9th ave
| and Il. y. NJ West. Ind $500 m9l0
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TIE LA NELL. STATE STREET NEW
hotel, elegantly furnished throughout
hot and cold water. telephones In each
room; private baths; absolutely fro proof.
125 State street. o594
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SECRET SOCIETIES


Ell tGALAH TEMPLE. A. A, o. N. NJ. S.
Regular sessions held at Masonic tenn
pie, corner Second East and First South,
the third Wednesday In each month. So
5ourn1ng mobiles invited to attend. G. w
Morse, III. Potentate. j. NJ. Marriott, i'll,
Recorder.
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ROYAL ARCANUM. SALT LAKE COUN-
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WHITEHALL. 80 STATE STREET-A
Hrst-c!asS private hotel; American
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Knights Of Pythias.

CALANTHE- MYRTLE LODGE. NO. |.
K. of P.-Every Monday X. or hall.
Geo. f. Klontz. c. C.; N w. Sonne-
decker *. OF r. and s.
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FOR SALE-DoGS

FOR SALE-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
thoroughbred toy French poodle puppies
In the city. lS2 street o2lS1
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EASTERN FLUFF RUG CO; RUGS
from your old carpets: never underbid-
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"A ARGENTA LODGE no. q. F.
"a and A. M.-At Masonic
w% temple, corner Second East
ALyN and First South streets. fiTst
wv Tuesday OF each month
Members OF sister lodges and so3ournins
brethren invited. l.. III. Crager. w. M
Mcses G.. Phillips. Secretary
MT. MORIAI LODGE. NO 2, F AND a,
M.-Mosonic hall. second Monday eacn
month, corner First South and Second
East. Members Of sister lodges ana So
journing members In good standing an
vited. P. a. Slmpkin. w. NJ; christopher
Diehl, Secretary.
WASATCH LODGE NO. /. r. AND A Nj
Masonic temple, corner First South
and Second East Regular meetings Sec
ond Friday of each month, Members OF
sister lodges and soJourning brethren cor
daily invited. A. c. Whercy. w. Nj
A. ]. Lowe, Secretary,
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HAT FACTORY
TYPEWR!TERS
RHEUMATISM CUkED

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VETERINARY SCHOOLS

SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COL
lege. Ca,alog mailed free. DR.. Kcane
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THREE ROOMS AND CLOTHES CLOS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

met ~ ia" annual dinner. the Duke of
Leeds in the absence Of Lord Seton. who
was away big game shooting. being in
the chair ~ much ~ reveal IL ~ a
British institution. Under the Cundi-
tons the Waterloo Cup - for all ages az
E25 each. winner E5aO. the Waterloo
purse and Waterloo plate. ESdO second.
c2Ui, third and fourth. $50 each: neat
four, EJn each, neat eight. $40 each and
next sixteen $40 each Total. Al CO.,
This il the detail Of N" final round
n was grand race for 4 long distance
IN the ruuup between 'alahash and Pull
steam Dor a moment Ialahdsh led. hut
Pull steam aran Joined him aud they
reaCh he'd the hare On equal terms Calaha-h
had the next point. bat when the hare broke
away Pun steam shot To the front aud pat
IA ne" sequ-n'e Exchanges followed.
aud then jalaha-h looked like having a
han'", hut Pun steam again came to the
front and IN a very long trial was a de"ided
" inner AZ he finish. winch took them he
b mt " here the luh members v ere standing
In another Grand rae between Heavy
Weapon and Cprnfor'h a va> no, untu m"
,ery rn.~h Of the rIuup hat tho former
v no wa- ALWAYS a trirn On the out side
irrW out u length The hare then, went
from him and Carnior'h was placed for
uuplr ~, hsng"- now took place and then
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Heavy Weapon vent -iFu' round h,- oupo-
n"n' Tor po-~s-- ION and vrcu. he'd aud killed
iuil St'am'- .ours~ being such an eNtraor-
dinarily bong on. be- vn- drawn IA favor
oi HelE, Weapon. sho va- then foo Jared
49,. .u''r
The Waterloo cup i a heavy b@jtIng
event be-id"s starting prices new odds
Icing laid before "a, n round and on tho
s"parat" matches Starting prices for
the four dogs left IN On the last morning
were Gala bdsh. no To L. Fun Steam
I.0s1 ~ g. Carnforth. ~ To- l. and Heavy
Weapon. ." -
With the lack 81 cucoura cement to
coursing IN the East ,tIr amateurs have
never ceased from tho m portaiion and
breeding - yr''yhouuds ~ tn" host lin.
Gag" The advanc" N favor - the -yssdi-
'~-t Of Rr"yhound- - "A tribute To- their
sner gI,.- IN ia. face Of intolerant iegi-la-
ton 4 W''ztCh"Ster county amateur
who l. al-o devoted to the American road
Iter has had much sucne~s with his grew
hoInd- ~ late AT the bench shows other
amateurs have fine kennels OF the breed
IN Massachusetts. Connecticut Rhode
Island PsnnSyiV wanna and on Long Island
The golf links that are now 80 common
would furnish fine couraing grounds II
IN" laws against the sport were not 50
stringent
All other types Of dog are on view AT the
open air shows. and those who have a fancy
for any particular breed may always find
them IN m" Judging rings or on parade
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IONG BRtNTH D0G sHOU.
Yearly = THOUSAND Entries for arguisr
and special Priyrs.

There are yys entries. representing 80
dos. for III" regular and special ,lass~-
Of the thr,i annual show OF ~. Monmouth
County k"uu"l 'lUb neat saturday IN the
-"a-s"ri West Fud Casino, Long Bran'h
Among N" ",hihi'nr. ~ addition 20 the
laTr- n"ishborhood SUPPORT, are Moss
Taylor Nnnaudais Kennel 81 cocker
-pAnisl- EaN muud belmont BelTay bea o
yl"- T. NOuuef- HOreu- Kennels Of
Russian vOlihound- aud John - BAts-'s
Blarney kennel Of Irish terriers N to
III bench English to- and Pek inrse >pan-
iei- toward t'uuld, lrlzh terrier. Mrs
{, Ter Mor~s. Old fngliSh -hrepdoVS ~
breed she has been pTuminent In Df late
samuel 'ierWy"r. "olle- Mrs Davis
Fainter ba"h-hund-. trag.iI ti"x-
and"ri Nest Highland terriers Mr- Palmer
ampbell, fON terriers Mr. " tOnkling
,ollis- and Pomeranlans pIlmorr Kennels
Da'h-hundS " ! Fieitman, scottish ter.
fi~tS Gre"na'r" Kennels. thON 'hOw-.
and Miss cert rude Davies. ~ Demands
Thee ar" ~" entries 10y breeds
~ Rewards. ~ Grrat Danes. =! NeNfOunu
lands, ! Nu~-nn wOnhounds. 10. Irish volt
hounds. Erey hOund,. -, Eskino-, I, painters,
"A English Seiirr- - irlsh settrr- neld span
hunds -. coiiiss Al. Old EnGish sheepdog> =
ISrOde- how elbows. ~; Dalrnauan- !. pin
,rhsr~. bulldogs. " Atredalr terriers. " hull
terriers. = frrnrh hulidag.. ~. Boston terriers
flsrS Jn Wr~' highland Whit terriers ~ Welsh
terriers y bnndic binmoni terriers, !. Schip
perkes. y Pomrranians ~ Rngnsh toy ,paniels
~ Japanese spanlris. . pekingeSe spanies. ~ ,
toy poodle~ ~ Yorkshire terriers. 3. Maltrse
terrier. ~ toy black and tan terriers. Grf
TONS Bru,elloi>. I 'hihdshuAA. $ Italian grey
dogs . tSrran pooiirs, blue biark and tans.
Nassethouud.