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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-08-13

A News representative today inter.
viewed a number of the most promi
nent mining and business men in the
Goldfield district, and finds them all
optimistic as to present conditions, and
at the same time feeling that the re-
turn of public favor and interest TO
Goldfeld merited by the camps pro-
ductive record and by the immense area
of undeveloped ground lying contigu-
GUS to the great proved mines of the
district.
Wilkie F. Garrison, president of the
Precious Metals Mining company, OPP
Grating in Goldfeld, says:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
BUILDING RESUMED
Brick for Elks New Home Is Now Available and Work
 Will Be Rushed

After a delay of a few weeks, caused by the non-arrival of building material, the work of laying brick for the walls of the new Elks building on West Mesquite street was commenced in earnest yesterday.
 Two big kilns of brick, which have just been burned by Briggs & Harmsen, will furnish about half million brick for use in the new building and it is thought that this amount will be suf- ficient for the construction of the en- tire building, with the exception of the front, which will be of pressed brick.
 All of the lumber and steel to be used in the construction of the new Elks' building is now in this city. The main floor joists are in place and with nothing to impede construction work on the building, it should be complet- ed by early summer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
CRAWFORD GETSJOB

B. F. Crawford was yesterday ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Sam Kee, the wealthy Chinese mer- chant, who died of pneumonia few weeks ago, filing bond of $40,OOO as a guarantee that the estate would be handled in the proper manner.
 Several applications for this position were filed with the probate court, but as MT. Crawford had prior applica- tion, with the exception of son of the deceased, who was held by the court to be unfitted to carry out the duties of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
PERU MAKES READY Preparations for War with Ecuador Going Stead
 fly Forward

WASHINGTON, D. C., April s. Warlike preparations against Ecuador are still going on in Peru, according to dispatches received today at the state department from the United States le- gation at Lima. The Peruvian govern ment has given assurances that damages are to be paid those who suffered at the hands of rioters who, however, have been under control since last Wednes- day night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
HOTEL ARRIvALs-M. J. Dorar

HOTEL ARRIVALS-M. J. Doran
 Miami; Leigh II. Robins, Los Angeles G. Mueller, Los Angeles; Neil Ahern, Cincinnati; L. L. Harding, Los Angeles; C. E. Beach, San Francisco; George E, Fischer, S,t. Louis; c. O, Fucker, St. Joe; w. B. Byrne, Kansas City; P. A. Ullson, Kansas City; A. G, Farquharson, Los Angeles; II. s. Hall, Mayfeld, Ky; E. L. Jones, Philadelphia; J. B. Grand, Phoenix; J. H. Page, Phoenix; J, H. Warner, Butte; Mulford Winsor, Yuma.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09

an executor, he was appointed to the position by Judge Robertson.
 The estate is estimated to be valued at between $2O,OOO and $30000, al though it's exact value will not be de- termined until after an investigation by a board of appraisers, also appoint ed yesterday.
 The body of the deceased is still held in this city, having not as yet been shipped to China for interment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
CHOIR GIRLS DANCE-In

of slightly unfavOrable weather condi- tions, the dance given at Dreamland last night under the auspices of the Catholic choir girls was well attended and proved to be very enjoyable af- fair The dance was given to swell the organ fund and quite a neat fund was netted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
SHUTE RETURNS

SHUTE RETURNS-District AttOr- ney G. w. S,hute returned from Winkel- man yesterday afternoon, after spend ing a few days in that district, inves- tigating matters which have been re- ferred to the grand jury. He found things generally quiet in the Winkel- man camp and is of the opinion that few of the criminal matters coming from that district will prove to be of any importance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

There will be special meeting of the stockholders of the Globe and Pinto Mining Co. in the office of the county treasurer of Gila county on Saturday, April 9, at 7:30 D. m
 TOM TREVILLIAN, President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
WILL LOCATE HERE-Mrs. Wi

liam Walker and daughters arrived in Globe from Amstell, Cornwall, England, last evening, accompanied by Albert Mitchell. They intend to make Globe their home MT. Walker, the husband and father, is miner employed at the Old Dominion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
MISS HoLLIsTER spEAKs-Miss

Louise Hollister spoke to a good audi ence at the Methodist church Thurs day evening, The lecture "Dixie Land" was greatly enjoyed by those prsent. Miss Hollister comes direct from Mississippi, where she has done good work for the w. C. T. U.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
STARY, The ailOr

When ordering clothing there is very great fac tor to be taken into consideration -''the absolute guarantee that you going to be satisfied with the garment when it is finished'-that is what you get when you order from STARY the TAILOR-5OO patterns to select from, imported and domestic, and you will surely find something here that will meet your approval. Don't wait till the last moment be- fore ordering. Come in and look over this beautiful assortment We will make the garment according to your ideas and have it ready for deIiv- cry in six to eight days. STARY, the TAILOR. backed with reputation for square dealing of years standing stamps upon his garments all that is best in workmanship and quality of material. STARY, the TAILOR, has new Spring fabrics in all the newest gray shades and fashion plates that are just right, making it possible for him to suit the most faStdious.
 SUITS FROM $20 UP-and this means that this exceptional opportunity to select from so great an as sortment of beautiful fabrics will not be open to the Globe public for long, for at these prices there nev- CT was better buying chance offered to the people of this vicinity. TODAY IS THE DAY TO OR DER. 472 North Broad St.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09

RICE WILL LEAVE-W. G. Rice, president of the Superior X Boston Cop per company, who has been in this city tor the past several weeks, will leave this morning for his home in Houghton, Michigan. He will leave Globe with a better impression of this district than he ever before carried away.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
MASONS ATTENTION

The first degree will be conferred to- night A full attendance is desired. Visiting brethren cordially invited 1; 7:45 sharp.
 By order of the w. M.
 VIM. E. BROOKS, Secy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
ROSES and Carnations-Maxsons.

IMPRoVED-George II. Strothes, who has been seriously ill for the past week, is slowly improving,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Stary & Kohn has been dissolved by mutual consent. N. Kohn will con tinue the business by mutual consent.
 H. M. STARY,
 NAT KOHN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
Money to Loan

Barrels of Escrow Money to Loan on Real Estate and A-1-Securities. See us if you want Fire Insurance that h. sures. The Globe Bank and Savings Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
GIVES BOX PARTY-Miss

sa Chapman, the well known pianist of this city, entertained her music class at the Martin theater last night. The boxes were filled with Miss Chapman s guests and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
ENGINEER DIES

tin, an engineer employed at the Roose welt dam, died early Thursday morning from complication of diseases, the body being brought to this city yester- day, The body will be shipped to Fres- no, Cal, today, accompanied by Mrs. Dustin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
BOY IN TROUBLE

breaking windows in the house of R.. J. Walker, on north Sutherland street and with making himself obnoxious generally, Herbert Rubottom, a four teen year old boy, was yesterday ar rested and taken before Judge Hinson Thomas. The young man will have a hearing at 10 O clock this morning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Dr. Lord has opened dental parlors in the new Sultan block, second floor Rooms and f. Phone Main 16.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
CHILDREN's MATINEE

matinee for the little folks will be given at the Martin this afternoon, at 2:30. Children will be admitted for the sum of 15 cents. Adults who attend the matinee production of Rallies !" will be admitted for the customary af ternOon prices of 50 and 25 cents.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-09
wINsoR HERE-Mulford Win

"iNoO" ihnh-h ullOru Nlusot of Yuma, district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks, arrived here last night, enroute to Douglas. Mir. Win sOr visited the Phoenix lodge of Elks a few days ago and having little time on his hands, decided to travel to Doug las by way of this city, coming here from Kelvin by stage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05
BUILDING BUNGALOW
ABOVE THE POTOMAC
F. c. FoCkelmann Complet-
ing Suburban Home in
Virginia Highlands.

F c. FOckelmann Is just completing
an attractive home Of the bungalow
type in Mount Vernon avenue. Virginia
Highlands II is situated IN a grove OF
old oaks and commands a wonderful
panoramic view OF Washington and the
Potomac river.
Two residences Of handsome design
and modern type are soon 10 be started
in this suburb. and a number OF persons
who have purchased lots in Virginia
Highlands within the past three or four
weeks have announced their intention TO
build homes within the near future
Virginia Highlands Is considered to
have an exceptional location, being stu
ated on the hills just south OF Airing
ton With the improvements planned in
that section II Is expected to become one
Of the most densely populated suburbs
Of the National Capital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05
REAL ESTATE MEN
MEET IN ST. PAUL
Local Operators Will Attend
the Convention of
Exchanges.

Local real estate men are interested in
the approaching convention Of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate Elk
changes to be held in Minneapolis and
st. Paul on June Is, Is. and L, and in
Duluth June IS
There will be several Washington or
orators attending the convention, and
Richard 3. Watrous, secretary Of the
American Civic Association, with head
quarters in this city, will address the
convention, his subject being Making
Your City Beautiful"
Other men OF national repute will
speak on subjects pertaining to adver-
Using, taxation, loans, exclusive listings
and such other topics as are dear TO the
heart Of the dealer in realty.
Since its organization in Chicago two
years ago. the national association has
shown remarkable vitality and its high
purpose has resulted in a strong. steady
growth. The membership now includes
about 1000 real estate men throughout
the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05
SOM Favorahle Factors.

Wall Street was 50 deeply concerned
with the collapse in security prices,
which followed the Governments action
over the freight rate advances. that II
took little or no heed Of certain favor
able developments. chief Of which was
the highly favorable report OF the Agri-
cultural Depa rtment on the condition OF
the cotton crop. and the distinct relax
alton IN the money markets both OF this
country and Europe. When the security
market regains its equanImity these
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05
Improving Money Conditions.

II is, OF course, impossible 10 fore
shadow the future course Of the eX-
change market; but. while the tourist
demand. which always falls heavy At
this time Of the year. may work fo-
some recovery in sterling exchange
rates. IL is not well 10 lose sight OF the
fact that heavy purchases Of securities
by Europe on the recent demorallZlng
break in stock prices, and the decline
in the prices of leading cNpOrtable com
mOdiUies. particularly In wheat and cot
ton. is likely 10 create exchange bills
IN our favor and thus onset in somf
measure the other features, and keep
sterling rates on an even keel
Nothing so eases a money market as
liquidation in the stock market, and thdt
liquidation played a very important part
in the security sales OF the week cannot
be questioned Aside from that. also,
very considerable purchases OF odd lots
Of stock for cash were reported IN Wall
Street. Such purchases have the ten
dency TO ease ne money markets, FOR
securities so bought are removed from
the market and do rot, as rule, figure
as a basis for loans Call money ruled
easy al from II TO per cent and time
loans on stock collateral carrying over
the YEAR were negotiated with increaS-
ing freedom AZ ~ per cent Il should
BE- noted IN this connection that the
heavy disbursements OF the June period
in interest and dividends, amounting %
upward OF so. 0Q0. 900. were attended by
no disturbance in the money market
Western banks were again reported ds
renting quite extensively, but less
commercial paper held by Western
banks was offered for redisCOunI in New
York this week than last
While IL is true that the fan demand
for crop moving purposes may place
some strain on the money markets, there
IS assuredly much less reason to fear
stringeECy now than before the deNel-
Jpnents OF the week, for. II the Wall
Street diagnosis OF the influence Of the
freight trade controversy Is correct, all
industry is likely to feel a further Teas-
ure Of contraction: and this-thouEh IN
pleaSaut-WNl aSsuredly minimize the
demands which falls upon the money
markets annually at the time of the
harvest movements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05

HAVANA. Cuba. June Because the
Cuban house Of representatives has
raised the salaries Of its members 500
a month. Speaker Ferrara- today an
nounCes his resignation, and calls the
measure a salary grab The affair
threatens TO renew disturbed conditions
in the Cuban administration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05
CURB PRICES FOR THE WEEK
SALARY GRAB" IN CUBA.

And interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05

features doubtless will receive due con-
sideratiOn; but, with Wall Streets in
terest centered entirely upon the freight
rate controversy, these together with all
other favorable developments were void
Of influence.
The Governments report as 70 cotton
showed a condition as Of May . Of s.
per cent, against a ten years average
was shown 10 be the second largest in
any year IN the history Of the country (;
namely. 55,l95, 600 acres. AS 70 cOndi-
ton, the Government report was much
b. tier than any of the unofficial esti-
mates recently made in the cotton in
dUstry. and frOIT he acreage and con-
ditiOn the trad statistician figured out
an indicated haryeft Of between 1900, 90
and 100000 bales. OF course, there is
no assurance Of a harvest Of such mag
nitude, as the cotton crop is one Of slow
maturity, and weather conditions OF
June, July, and August have 10 be reck-
Oned with. However. the fact remains
that the promises Of the cotton harvest
are brilliant vixen compared with the
exaggerated early reports Of crop dam
age In advance Of the Government re-
port, cotton broke violently, and IL has
since recovered somewhat, but this is
probably due - speculative vancouver
iugS. and the fact remains that the Gov
eminent cotton crop report was highly
favorable development Of the week
UnQuestiOnably the most favorable
developmeI in the money market was
the reduction IN the Bank Of EC-land' S
minimum discount rate from ( 10 51z
per cent The bank. in its weekly
statement on Thursday, showed a very
strong position in the essential stems
Of gold holdings and the percentage OF
reserve 10 liability, which amply JUST
fed the action Of the governors IN re-
ducing the rate. Money and discount
rates IN London eased of in response
TO this action, which reflected here in a
sharp decline IN demand sterling bills.
which fell from 4S735 on Saturday 20
1865 today. This decline, OF course,
brings sterling 20 a figure far below the
gold export point and when one re-
CaIs our adverse international trade
balance and the serious disturbances
caused By the shipments Of 100000 in
gold during April the altered condition
of the London money market must DE-
accounted as a highly satisfactory fea-
lure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-05
THE STOCK MARKET LAST WEEK

The following
full o
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London May S1.-Consols closed SIS lower
e. s2iz for money and s. 1916 for account
Anaconda was unchanged al fS3z. Canadian
Pacific was a lower at 2l2l2 and Grand
Trunk was 3 at 505s.
Money was in moderate supply and de-
msnd. Discounts were easy on yesterday s
gold purchase by the Bank of England.
The Stock Exchange, in the absence OF
hllvers. ruled dull and uninteresting. The
tendency was downward in most sections,
except Grand Trunks and Peruyians, which
hardened on bear covering.
Tho market for American securities
showed only fractional changes I'm the early
session. Wall Street sent lower opening
VriceS, and this accompanied with light
selling orders. caused the market 10 drop.
The closing was easy
Call money in London. 5leG4 per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills,
SigdS5s per cent: long bills, Sas per cent:
Berlin discount rate, 3l4 per cent: Paris
discount rate. 2is per cent, Paris exchange
on London. - francs 27iR centimes: Berlin
exchange on London. ~ marks % pfennlgs
Ear gold, rs Sd. American eagles, 96s sd
Paris. MAY 51.-Thuee per cent rentes
closed unchanged at IS francs Tel2 centimes.
Trading on the Bourse was duh and hesi-
tsting.
rerItr. Nav si.-The Boerse was active
and the tendency of prices was upward.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01

A heavy volume of selling carried prices
down on the Consolidated Exchange IN the
final three hours of business Win the
news from Washington of the adm1nistra-
tion's plan TO prevent the, railroads from
raising freight rates. the market cpange.o
from comparative dulness TO great actlVlly
That much selling was for bear accoung
was evidenced by the way stocks were Did
for at the close of the day. when many
of the professionals who had gone snort
were satisfied to secure the large profits
that had accrued to them. Reading closed
at 1873. bid, this being Y point above
the New York Stock Exchange hnal price.
and Union Pacific closed II 2 point above
the other board, at 1919. Sales totalled
191 $40 shares, the greatest since April 70
last, when the total was 23S.200 shares on
q day of activity for the full five hours.
Steel common accounted for 1850 shares.
Fifty-seven different stocks were on the
list. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

With the possible exception of one or ."o
nation prevailed in the market for outsiae
securities, with the general tone Weas 6,,,n ~
sympathy with the stock narket Oiio ii,,
on inside purchases, moving up a snlaii
fraction and later easing off TO the IoWes..
ond Paw Central were fractiona1ly off.
The silver stocks were comparatively du,et
and about unchanged. Goldfeld Conson-
dated after an early small gain, eassd VI. on
F,Tv Central Consolidated Arizona Smeit-
ing and Urion Mines ruled about steaoy'
In the industrial list American Iooaccos,
after early heaviuess, steadied. Stanudi.u
mental Rubber was lower in the bid IN
bonds little inquiry was shown ASIDE rom on.
Western Pacific 5s, which ruled steaoy'
detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on can
opened at Stt per cent. highest. 3is Per
cent: lowest 3 per cent. closing. So per
cent: ruling rate. S1t per cent Time money
was quiet and unchanged Rates. SID -
per cent for sixty and ninety daNS. $Ss e
for four months. 4T4t4 for five and "A fcr
over one year. Mercantile paper vas ~
fair demand Rates fStd5 per cent Tor SHY
and ninety days Endorsed bills receivaols
and choice four to six months prime slnSs
names. 565l2 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ~ The forelSn
exchange market opened weak At de-
cline OF Is to 20 points from SaturdatSs
quotations TO 4S770G ASA for cables
4S720a 4S71t for demand sterling ard
SS4I5atf { S4So for siNt--6lay bills. short
francs were quoted at 5.1Sis less is aud
shOrt retchsfnarks at 95ts less t-Se Aftsr
declining 10 4 S1s0 fer demand sterling ths
r,arksr became shade Steadter IN thS
afferDCOn cables were quoted az 4.SftN
6Y5 S7s, demand sterling AT 49, = q $3.50
AMI sixtv-day bills at 4S4200 assoc. short
FrsDc.s held around 5.tSts less lis and short
reichsnarIs 95is less 1-S2
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WinsloW, lanier & 60.
SO CEDAR STREET,
MEw Y0Rk


THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIV
DENDs ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANGING
HOUSE ON AND AFTER
JUNE Isl. 1910.
American cotton Oil CO. Preferred stock Df-i-
dend Sc.
American Cotton OIL co. Common stook Ct~i-
dend 2hE.
BIackford County. Indiana. Court House 5.
Cambridge City. Indiana. Improvement Bonds
Cincinnati Richmond & Ft- Wayne Ry. Co 1st
Mtse. IS.
Cleveland & Pitts Ri Co Reg stock Dfvt-
dend Quarterly 1%1e)-
Cleveland & Pitts. Rd- co. spI Bst't stoc<
Quarterly 1cs)-
Grant County. Indiana. Gravel RI. s..
Marion County. Indiana. 50, RsfuntiuE
Bonds.
PendIeton. Indiana. school ss
Pittsburgh. Ft Wayne & Chicago n. CO. fst
Mtge. IS series F.
Pittsburgh. Ft. Wayne & Chicago Re- Co. .nt
Mtge. IS, series M"
Portsmouth. Ohio. Sewer q Street Improve
ment Bonds
Randolph County Indiana. Sinking Fund
JUNE 3RD.
Marion County, Indiana, Funding SIS.
JUNE 5IH.
Greenfield, Indiana. So Bonds Series Nc. 4
JUNE 10TH
Marion County. Indiana. Refundtn< 4..
JUNE 18Th
Grand Haven. Michigan, RefundInE Eonds
JUNE GOTH.
Marion County. Indiana. Esfundinz S+.s
Portsmouth. Ohio. Levee & Embankmsnt A
JUNE S0IH.
r75faDa EaFr1rd,r- a
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE ~ Boston. =,
discount: Chicago. sc discount; san Fran
cisco sight 5C premium. telegraph flzc
Dren1iunl. New Orleans. commercial 2Sc
discount bank 81 premium. Charleston.
buving par. selling 1-i0c premium. ~
louis Zoe premium bid zoe premium
asked. Minneapolis. 69c premium; Savan-
nah, buying. S-t6c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS New York. eS-
ei,ang.s SIS31I4219. balances S9.fS@.lol'
Baltimore, exchanges. SASS. tSe. balances
S54e S92 Chicago. exchanges $tS.fSSozi'
balances. s.. SCI. Cos. Boston. exchanges Sll.-
SOS. .4S4 balances s1,1S7.19t.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sl-
veT 5SteC. Mexican silver dollars SIC. bar
silver in London closed ar 2issd. dsehne
OF l-isd.
COLD PRENIIUM-In Madrid, $50. Lss-
hon, 1a.S".
MEXICAN EXCHANGE E-tlss,tca an en-
Chanzs cI New Ycrk Is quSted az -V-@
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
AMERICAN can COMPANY.

a 0uarterIv dfvidend Of one and one-Quarts-
per cent q 80 has been declared upon tNs
Preferred stock Of this Company. payable On
JuIy- Ist 1910 to stockholders Of record az th@
close of business June 18th. 1910. Transfer
Books will remain open checks VIII -
mailed r. H. ISMON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
RAILWAY sTEEL-sPRING COMPANY.

s quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
OF 4 RTEtRS PEI. CENT G$4eel has tnts day
b-en declared the Preferred stock OF thls
Company. payable June 2OJh- 1910. to stocShold
ers OF record June 9TH 1910. at Nessrs- dar-
vey Fisk & Sons, O. Cedar Street New YORK
City.
Transfer books Of the Preferred stock Will -
closed on June 9Th and rs-opened on June -.
1910.
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRING COMPANY
2 McCOENIl'k. Trsesursr
New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
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., 1910-06-01
SECOND AVENUE TRACTION COMPANY


Cc,lrons due June tst, 1910. from the Fir-'
Mortgage Bonds Of the above Company wtll ss
naid on ana after maturity presentation az
the office Of McSsrs. BrOwn Bros. & Go, - Wan
a y RRAUN. IR. T-sasnrs--