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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Stocks and bonds opened lively after the holi-
day, with marked activity in Associated oil .
which rose to $462 under numerous sales Tele-
phone preferred stock was also higher at S95
and California wine frmer al $44. City electric
was weaker at So. so; Pacific lighting preferred
was higher at SIC There ere were were large sales of
The Bankers warehouse company has levied
an assessment of S1.50 delinquent December 10:
Mission Rock company of 80 cents, delin
quent December 80.
The following stocks were ex dividend in the
board yesterday: California insurance 80 cents:
Z. l. Dupont de Nemours common, 81, and Giant
powder. 30 cents.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Northern California power com
pany the following report of the fiscal year end
ing October 81, 1910. was submitted: Gross earn
ings. $57s,os2, an increase Of s145, 1867 over the
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Nov. 25.-Flour-Quiet. with
prices nominaIy lower. Receipts, 43, ,S23 barrels;
shipments 35. .537 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. easy; No 1 red. 971zc elevator
and orc f. o. b. ahoat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
S1.16% f. o. b. afoat- Futures market weak.
with active selling weak cables from Liver
pool and Buenos Aires. absence Of cash demand
and lower outside markets, closing 0Bc net
lower. December closed e7Ac. May closed
S1.O8Sk, July closed s1.O05s. Receipts, 90 400
bushels. shipments. 1877 -292 bushels.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks abort the same.
Cotton market higher.
Local stocks very active. Other
stocks quiet.
silver and Hongkong exchange
lower.
Sterling exchange frmer.
Wheat market continues to rise.
Spot and future barley higher.
Ont market quoted quieter.
Corn meal and cracked corn lower.
No further change in hay.
Pink and bayo beans advanced.
Provision market quiet and weak.
Hides weak and quiet.
Butter advanced. Eggs and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes firm and onions selling
well.
Fresh fruit market active.
Poultry market dull.
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Condition of the Treas,,rv

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-At the beginning Of
business today the condition of the United States
treasury follows
Working balance in treasury Offices, s2s, 49,
The total balance in the general fund was sSs.-
l53. .525 -
Ordinary receipts yesterday were So 5T3. .423
with ordinary disbursements of So, 497 116
The deficit to date this fiscal year is 81 / 9sI
754. against <2S 2S0. .2n3 at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions
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Chicago Grain and Provision Fnfnrs
PrOvIsIonn

LEOFA9lOu2
Prices no lower. but the market is rs-
cottoIene~1 half bbl. 117sc: half bbl..
lAc; tisrce, 114se; tierces, 11J5c; tierces
sc per H.
Hams and Bacon-Hsms. 1saisc: picnic
% 5 lbs, 2s@3Oc s to 10 ms, 2sa27c 10 ~
u lbs. 25@26e; sugar cured. 26627c; light 4ry
salt bacon. 5 TO 10 lbs. 23024c. 10 to ~ Ibs
21@22e; medium bacon. 1SG19c; light medium
bacon 1SG19c-
Lard-T1erces- 141xc: sos 14ste. los 15Er -
lose Ss 1512e: compound lard, tierce 1fc
sos lAc. los 11%c. IS 1t7sc. SIS 12c; yellow
cooking coo % Oil &c per gal; white cooking oil 74e
per gar salad on Ioe per gal: Calidne lie for
tierce, 1o5sc for tierces and IO&tc for :
speeted BY the government. are 81 per Dbl higher
Per Dbl; BIZ, extra ness beef. SIS per bbI: smoked
POrk-sxtra prime. in barrels. So: clear. ss4;
ff' Rsf bis s46 % S. f9 s & Dss and fsst s. 4 M foS
Meat market
Local packers say that they are pavirs mn =,
&c for i've hogs All other meats ns remsip sp n5' 70
changed. '''-
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers ara
follows
Beef-s15 Qsc per ID for steers. 71sashc for
vsal-s15 a9lse for large and s1s@1O1sc for
Mutson1MsshsTs Nv aa1oc ewes. sasc per H.
:, Dressed PORK (per lb)-1s1sc for Hight and u
UIZf2c Tor heayy-
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sofind
livestock, delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. sue
per lh; under 900 lbs. SIC: second OuaIitv
all weights. Al d5e; thin, undesirable steers
4@4Ac.
No. 1 cows and heifers 415c: second qualitv
4g4Ae; common. thin, undesirable cows, si4
Desirable bulls and stays. 2z asc. half fat
thin bulls. 2d2t5c.
Calves-Lightweight. per ID. 6a6Hc: medium.
81 45%e: heavy. Az a5c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, AZ 95c; ewes, 4H0
415c.
Lambs (per lbl-Unshorn lambs, 6d8Ae
Hogs-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 20 $50
lbs, SGSAc; $50 10 200 lbs. 81 Q9c; 200 10
800 lbs, 5G6c per B.
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Unlisted SECURITIES

BIO. ASk. Bid. Ask.
G W Powr IS 91 ~ IS Cruz Gem 40
S ] Val 5s. ITO iPac G&E pfd ssh 50
West Pac IS 9415 81 O Trac com 2219 2T13
Noble Ell StI. so 81 Poop " com 21s 2Ts
Cal Wine pfd so S0s4 Honolulu -. 40I2
W Fargo Blk. .1TI1a200 DO oil -. IL
SALES
400 Pacific Gas e. Electric (pfd) IS. 6215
California Wine Assn (pfi) - SO %
SO 600 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s..... % .62i5
$4,000 Western Pacific Ry 5s......-... % 621a
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ances. SI54 1856 ~
TACOMA Nov. 2s.-clesrings, $500, ,ss5; bal
SPOKANE, Nov. 25.-clearings, 8, ,oss, ,s45;
balances S272 562
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND. Nov 5.--whest--Track prices:
Club. s06S1c: bluestem, s2c; red Russian, 7sc
valley. soc: forty-fold, S06s1c. Car receipts
Wheat 12S: barley, Z: oats. s; hay Z.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, Nov. 25.-Wheat-Miiiing: Blue
stem s3c: forty fold. sic; club. soc; nfe s0c;
red Russian, 7sc. Export: Bluestem, soc: forty
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Bradstreet's Bank CIearings

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Bradstreet's bank
clearincS report for the week ending November
"a shows an aggregate Of 81, go Se3. 600, as
against s.. 1854. .957. 600 last week and 81, SOL
504.000 In the corresponding week last year. The
following is list of the cities:
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Money on call easy.
~ ga per cent; ruling rate, 2h per cent
Time loans, very soft and dull: 60 days. Al
~ per cent; 30 days 4 per cent: 6 months AZ
AZ per cent ~
Prime mercantile paper. 5GS& per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual business
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previous year After paying al operating ex
penses and taxes the net earnings amounted tc
$406. 1884, an increase Of s13T,55 over the pre-
yious year. The company paid $4,000 in diyi'
aends during the year and added to the surplus
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brisk Trade in Local Securities
Oil and Mining Stocks Quiet

in bankers bills at 81 S205d4 S220 for 80 day
bills and at 81. S6I0 for demand
Commercial bills, $4.Sias @4.s2.
Bar silver, 54Bc.
Mexican dollars. 46c.
Bonds-Government steady; railroad. irregular.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston stocks

BOSTON. Nov. 25.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire SAWS: The Boston copper shares market
continues TO show irregularity on a small volume
of trading The fesure OF activity has been
tinted States smelling company. which opened
AT S49s. a gain Of y. and then extended its
sdvance TO 35as. Other departments are more
or less mixed. United Fruit has been the
feature Of strength, selling at 1873 gain Of
4 points.
The following list is furnished by F. F. Hut
ton s. Co. $40 California street. San Francisco.
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SALES
1880 a. m.
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
[Special Disoafch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. 25-Mexican petroleum
common gained half point on the oil stock ex-
ehahge today on reassuring news from Mexico
Associated woke up today eand was traded in
extensively. The stock closed at $4575 Con
soildated Midway declined to 19c. The call:
Producers Eid al
malpamatad Ofi 80 ~A9N'
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WheatandBarIey eyMarketsHieher
Provision Market Quiet and Easy
~---------~-~-------.~---

fold. 7sc: club. nc: ffe 77c: red Russian. I9e
TACOMA. Nov 25.-W Wheat-ExpOrt: blue-
stem. S3c; club. Sic; red Russian. Tsc Miiiing.
Bluestem, s3c club sic; red Russian. lse Car
receipts: Wheat. 34c: barley 5; hay, 10.
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS NOY. 25.-Wheat t-DeeeInDer.
81 -0l * May, S1O5Ts Cash wheat-No. 4 hara
$1-o51s; No. I northern, 81. .03& 41O4N: NO.
northern $1Q 1027s No 3. 9S&c9$llS.
Corn--NO. yellow. 46G49c
Oats-No. 5. 3Od31c.
Rye-No. 2. 74674lac.
Flax-ClOsed at s.. so
DULUTH. Nov. 25--Fiax-On track, ~ so 70
arrive. $3.50: November. $3.50 asked; December.
$3.50 asked; May, $2.49 asked
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Cbicapo Dtxcount p.to
Northern Business

CHICAGO, Nov 25.-Exchange on New York
Sc discount.
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Cash Grnfn and ProYisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Cash quotations as
follows: Flour, steady: No. . rye soc; feed OF
mixing barley. 55@7Oc; fair TO choice mailing,
lSM S012c; daxseed. No. 1 southwestern S2-31
No I porthwestern $3.50; timothy. seed 81 % %;
clover. $1430; mess pork. per bbl, $176l1T- 20;
lard per 100 lbs, $e.S5; short ribs. sides lOose),
$9Q10; short clear sides (boxedl. So. 50Q9.T5-
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearanees of wheat and flour were equal
to $50, 600 bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreet's were equal TO 4.015. 600
bushels. Primary receipts for two days were
], 1,160 900 bushels, compared with 1.51s.0OO the
corresponding DAYS year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat, % cars; corn, 500 cars;
oats, 100 cars: hogs 13. 600 head
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STOCK MARKET IN
WEAK CONDITION
Practically No Outside PartiCi-
cation in the New York
Dealings
Belief Grows That Trade Re-
vival Must Be Set Forward
to Next Year
New York stock List

NcW IOrk STOCK I4IsI
D. T. Hutton & Co. 49O California street,
eubers Of the New York stock exchange, fur
8sh the following list OF bond and stock sales
vesterdsy;
80 SrocKS -TIirtI - ! Isid ~.
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Boston Curb Stocks

Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
Ariz Mich. Il Is Ely Witch 10 IA
Ahmeek 80. 100 200 fInspiration 101s 101.
Bohemia 49, AZ Live Oak -
Boston Ely. i 5-i6 1as Majestic ~ as 40
Calaveras 3k 3l9lMason Val 10b I0at
Cactus .-.-.. "a % Nev Douglas. 2ss
Chief Cons. is I1-1slOhio ...IAe lila
COrbin ...... 4Tk 5Ak l0neco - 2Ib o&
Chino ..-.-.. 24as PAS lSnp & Globe. Il 90
Davis DAILY. 1% ia South Lake. ~
Eagle & B p 40
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Weekly Reyiew of Trade

MOI lncIuded IN totals because comparisons
are incomplete. ++Not included in totals because
containing other items than clearings
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STOCK AND BOND ExCHANGE

FRIDAY, Nov. 25-1o:3o q. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
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London Closing stocks

Money-4M4%i per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market fo
short hills is 4a4 per cent and for three months
bills AK @412 per cent.
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Wheat-The market has been choppy nerv-
ous affair. with a rather heavy undertone, all
day. Nevertheless there has not been much gen
with much caution. The strength of corn was a
material help. Numerous cables recorded rains
in Argentina, the latest ones saying that the
drought was ended. European markets were
weak yesterday and today, and the Canadian also
declined. There indications that the lead
ing local bull interest supporting the mar
ket on a weak spot demand. and possibly re
selling subsequent swel1s. The prospects are
for liberal worlds shipments of about Is. SOC. 600
bushels. 1t was claimed that exporters were
buying futures at Winnipeg. but there were no
reports of export sales. Export elearances for
the two days were $50 600 bushels. The shipping
call was rather poor.
Corn-Started weak. hut ranged higher later.
There was free buying by the Armour grain
company. which was credited with having taken
a great deal off the market. This led TO buying
by shorts in general. The weather was ideal
throughout the belt. and there was quite a lib
eral movement from Argentina. but the. shipping
call was not as brisk expected Nevertheless
there were fair sales to catch the last boats out
of here this year. Shipping sales were 10000
bushels
Oats-Have followed corn. There was CON
siderable buying by the shorts early, but also
fairly influential selling the rallies The
ket has ranged within very narrow limits and Is
finishing about the Wednesday The
cash demand was only fair, with prices in the
sample market steady and sales for shipment
lbs 0O0 bushels.
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LOCAL MARKETS
ReceIpta Of Produce Novemb
Family Retail Market

Butter is higher this week. recent advances
in the wholesale market having forced retail
rates up TO 9Oc for pound squares aud 10 1o'
for 1la pound bricks. Eggs a little lower
than they were last week. but the best are
still selling 5c apiece.
COAL. PER Ton
pe1DSvTv,nie Fog StQ OOfNevr xVeYffDgeo., Sf7 M
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PRICES DRIFT
IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The neg
lect of the stock market left 1t
almost idle today and the price
movement was the merest drift
There was practically no outside
participation in the dealings. The
remnant of the week after yes
terday's holiday gave such small
promise of profitable activity that
many brokers did not take the
trouble to attend
While the holiday period was
called responsible for the neglect
in part, it is recognized that
deeper underlying causes also are
at work. apprehension is grow
ing that the period of trade re-
vival must be set forward to
some time next year
The weeks currency movement
has been in favor of the New
York banks both from the inte-
rior and on subtreasury opera
tions, and a gain of nearly
S5,0O0,0O0 in cash, allowing for a
100000 shipment of gold to
Canada. Is promised by the pre-
liminaryA estimates. The foreign
state bahns of England. France
and Germany all made strong
weekly returns and the tendency
of discount rates is downward in
foreign markets. The foreign
exchange market averag ged higher
in the morning. indicating a more
rapid fall in interest rates here
than abroad
The action of the stock ex-
change authorities in admitting
Lehigh Valley to the list gave
some slight impetus to the spec
ulation in Reading. There were
rumors also that a decision was
imminent in the anthracite trust
cases in the United States circuit
court at Philadelphia. A less
serious view was taken of the
Mexican situation than earlier
Union Pacific ended Il higher
than on Wednesday. Reading un-
changed and United States steel
ls lower.
Bonds were irregular Total
sales, par value, $1.6S2,000
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire says:
There was no change over the
holiday in the Wall street situa-
tion in the matter of news or
sentiment, with the result that op-
erations were again confined to
the floor of the exchange and
purely OF a professional charac-
ter. In the late dealings of the
L. -
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Horses and Mules

Butter, Cheese and Egwn
Tbs nrmness that developed in tAe h.,te.,.
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Butchers association

I tTdEttc -.-.--- III
I Green Peas - -1O012
Onions. per 10. "a =
Potatoes. 10. ... 202 L.
I String Beans. m. 121e ats
Summer squash lb-d G
Sprouts. per III. "a 6
! spinach. per ID. a >
Tomatoes. 10. ...-.-6 {
I
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Distillers 5s ...-. 1875 U Steel I'd SIS 1885
Erie prior lien IS. S31z Va Car Chem IS. 99s4
DO gen Is ..... "A u Wabash lst IS 49,. 100
DO cv Is, ser A 1855 Do 1st & ext As. $685.
do cT IS, ser B IS aWestern Nd IS S6lk
Gen Elect cv Is. 152 Westing FL cv rs. a22s
III Cen lst ref 4s 97L Wis Central Is. 92Ia
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ArtichOkes. dOZ- = 5O6 *
Beets. doz --.----04O
Beans. white. ID. 6G s
Do colOred. 10. IA s
Dried Lima. lb.-6 g
Green Lima. lb-d 10
Cabbage. each. 501O
CUcumbers, dOz. .-Q5O
Eggplant. 10. "a 4
Green Peppers. dz. 100 Is
FRUITS AND NUTS
Apples. D.. S0j
Berries. basket
Strawberries .-106 20
RaSpberries ...-61O
Huckibrs. ID. 10Q12 IS
Bananas. dOz ga 30
Cranberries. qt.--61O
Grapes. basket 81 64O
Grapefruit. doz 75e0S1
Lemons. d0z .. 206 so
FISH. PER POUND
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Oranges. doz .30d 50
Pineapples. each ana 80
PearS. lh--.- ia :
Raisins. lb...+...-Q1O
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ETC
} Eggs. dozen ....S5d so
y Do storage .-..S56I 40
I Honey, comb. ID. 2Od p
!, Do quart. .....-Q 4u
II
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AIaska 7 A. IS ~ TPec Aux T 4
Cal c A. .103 p i14s. Pac c Borax. 1J6
Cal Wine y. A. = 445s Pac T&r pfd 94@a 95I2
MN& MtTm Do com . 44I9 iG
Alas Co. 95 1o5 PhIip & I 23 -
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
STEAMBOAT MEN
ARE DEFEATED
IN IOWA STATE
PrOgreSsiyeS in Large Number
Of Counties Call on Taft to
Remove Obnoxious Members
of His Cabinet.

DIES MONIES. July Pleading
for a united party. and urging the
elimination OF rancor and strife, many
county conventions in Iowa today
adopted resolutions calling upon Taft
TO remove from the cabinet those
who have attempted to read out Of
the party the insurgents
These resolutions, adopted by a
large number Of progressive counties
rang with hearty endorsement Of
Senators Dolliyer and Cummins and
the Iowa congressman, who fought
the tariff bill. and who had fought
N "the cause of political righteous
ness" In the same resolutions Taft
Is endorsed only so far as he has
made an effort to carry out progress
sive principles. The principles of con
.servatiCn. as laid down by Roosevelt
and expressed by Clifford Pinchot.
are endorsed.
According 10 returns received in
Des Moines tonight from 80 counties
in Iowa that held conventions today
to select delegates to the state co P
venticn. the progressives will cor
troll the gathering by a majority O.
155. The progressives returned solid
delegations in IS counties. the stand
patters in SO, with FIVE divided.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
PARTY ISSUES
DECIDED upon
BY DEMOCRATS
National Congressional Com
mittee Names Tariff. It's Re-
SUITS EXtraVagance and
Graft as Leaders.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Defining
the issues on which il is expected
to conduct the campaign next fall,
the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee issued its first official an,
quarters in this city. It sets forth
that the issues will be:
Tho tariff. it consequences. ex-
lrayagant expenditure, wrong doings
of officials. graft shown to exist in
nearly every government branch au-
tocratic ruling by the majority party.
1t is contenedd that these viii
be the factors for bringing about a
democratic victory next November.
The committee announced that il
addition to headquarters here il
will open headquarters in Chicago
August 1. It's campaign book is 70
be ready for democratic spellbinders
the latter part Of July. The com
mittee viii make a vigorous con
test, IN the confident expectation of
the election of democratic house
OF representative in November.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
Johnson Approaches Mill with
Utter UnConCern and Jeff
Shows Varying Moods
Gay to Stern.
MOTLEY CROWD is
THRONGikG RENO
Arena Is Ready and Not a
Thing Needs to Be
Done Today.

RENO. July Reno is just waiting
now. and Monday morning. and then
the monent wnen Announcer Billy
Jordan wi1 climb out of the ring
with an speed his fat legs can carry
him, crying. Let Her Go"
Another sunset in these brown hills
and the great Jeffries-Johnson battle
will be OF. In the meantime the des-
ert city il rapidly taking on the ap-
pearanee OF a national convention. De-
egates from the worlds sporting cen
tiers are arriving on every train. Street
and hotels are filed with a shifting
mob OF gentlemen. thieves, gamblers.
and pugiHsts. The theme OF CONVEX
sation on the street is punctuated with
the click OF the roulette whee,s and
cries Of souvenir workers
The camps Of the fighters are quiet
with the peace of suspense. The
arena Is waiting out in the white dust,
an ugly skeleton that in a few hours
viii be palpitating with life and
thrills that the red gods send down
mems spines in moments of physical
strife. Probably not another stick
will have 10 be touched The purse
money IS up, all of it, the sum Of
s10l zoe. which fight lovers viii pay
Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson TO
measure their science. their brains
and their fighting hearts.
The only movement from the rival
camps today was in the way of peas
ure and thought killing. Both JEFF
fries and Johnson made automobile
trips into town, Johnson just for fun
and TO have the crowd stare at him.
and Jefries because he had to get to
fishing grounds he had decided to
visit in the afternoon.
The critical time is being watched
closely by fight experts. Jelfries has
surprised them all by his apparent I'M
concern on the eve OF the greatest
moment in his life Nothing else was
expected from the back man. OF
the thought that passed through JEFF
fries mi1d as he glanced past the
group out into the brilliant sunshine
and blue sky. no one Of his intimates
pretended to interpret Sometimes
his eyes would take on sombre look
and would scowi Again the eyes
would fash fun. a dimple would show
and all would be merry as a wedding
morn
To those who braved the sunshine
dust and bumps on the road and made
way 10 Reiks Road House the other
side OF town, another scene of rest
was shown but rest Of a different kind
There was much hilarity, loud merri
ment. sound of singing and iDstru
mental music breaking out at ode
times which proved the black cham
plon and his crew were amusing them
selves IS II the fight was a year on
and they way down south in Dixie
On the outside there is absolute Ger
tsinty In each camp. Nothing has
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
LONG ODDS MAKE
THE BETTING SLOW
JOHNSON MEN ARE ASKING 2 TO I
BUT FIND NO TAKERS IN BIS
BEE.

There are a lot OF johnson men
aere, but they want too much the
best of IT," said a disguised sport
as he walked away from crowd
where he had been trying to wager
on Jeffries. EVERYBODY is willing to
be one way or the other. but when
IL comes to asking a man to give you
two to one. il looks TO me too much
like putting yourself in the way Of
loss to comply"
The same feeling seems TO apply
all over Bisbee, and as a consequence
little money is now being laid upon
the chance Of the present champion
AID indicated champion when they
meet in the ring in Reno tomorrow.
Odds of 10 to : and 10 70 6 are
being freely offered b. Jeffries back
ers, but Johnson men refuse TO
come out OF Their holes for less than
2 to /. This is considered. even
By the most enthusiastic hackers Of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
JOHN SWITzER
MEETS AWFUL
DEATH IN MINE
Accident in Cage MangIeS Well
Known Mine Foreman as He
Was Carrying Steel Toward
the Top.

John Switzer, aged - years. residing
in Warren. day foreman at the Briggs
shaft OF the S & p. Company suffered
horrible death yesterday morning
about 1e O'Clock when steel he was
carrying from the 400 10 the 100
level OF the mine caught in the wall
plates and after mangling his body
most horribly threw the tattered re
mains OF humanity to the bottom of
the shaft.
According to details now obtainable
Mr. Switzer was on the 400 and decid-
ed 10 take the steel needed on the
HOO to that station. He gathered il
carefully together and started on his
upward journey and Just what hap
pened shortly before he reached the
1900 level can Only be surmised It
is thought that some sudden jar over
balanced him, allowing the steel to
catch in the wall plates and threshing
about TO grind him practically into
fragments. The peculiar part OF the
accident is that his body dropped to
the sump in the same compartment as
that in which the cage he was riding
was running The engineer feeling
the sudden jar in the shaft. stopped
the cage and Investigation was made
resulting in the body Of the dead man
being found.
Coroner Murphy at Lowell was mott
fed and summoning a jury. visited the
scene. The inquest viii be held
Tuesday.
Mir. Switzer was ore of the best
known mining men OF this section,
having resided in the district for a
number of years. He leaves a wife.
who is comp etely Frustrated by the
shock of his death He was a prom
inent member of the Bisbee Lodge OF
Elks and funeral services under the
auspices of that order will be held
from the chapel OF the Palace Under
taking parlors this afternoon at Z
o'clock.