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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10
The Mexican Revolution.

DOUGLAS Texas Dec 8Reports received here state that
MADEIRA successfully taken the offensive He has taken the
of Guerrero by He has army of 5000 men
HONOLULU, Dec 6.The mxup the the Chinese
bezzer growing deeper Sheriff Henry has found small safe in
hair the Chinese who shed The safe contained check
for $780, She admits her name is Chong Leong
has been the rounds that the Territorial
Legislature would settle the claims against the u s.
Kefe watched number of Russians sail for the
mainland yesterday He thinks that there be enforcement OF
scter immigration laws
The Supreme
handed to Wolter and McCandess
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. The statue of Baron Steuben was
unveiled yesterday by Helen Taft.
TACOMA Dec S-An ordinance orbiding treating in saloons
has been passed by the city council
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10
Decides Against Lane.

HONOLULU Dec THE Supreme Court has decided that Lane
grounds ontesng the election of Fern for Mayor Chief
Harw differed from his associates certain points OF law
only said be preparing petition for rehearing
Honolulu will 1000 additional soldiers by July first.
Members of the different unions making their complaints
known OKeefe The also talks with
conditions here they expected
Chinese embeze will leave for the Coast today
complications have arisen.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10
Yellow Journals Busy.

TOXIC Dec 9The Nippon Jill that japan must
for with the United States.
WASHINGTON 9The report of the Balnger committee
will until after the holidays
WASHINGTON. Dec ga special meeting of the cabinet has
qualifications of the different candidates
for the Supreme Court bench.
WASHINGTON Dec. 9On account of the pending revolution
Hondua the Cruiser Tacoma has been despatched South
WASHINGTON Dec Representative Taylor of Tennessee has
bill extending the food law to tobacco
in order prevent fcticious labelling
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10
War Between Bolivia and Peru

LIMA Peru Bolivian army has entered Peru, and
captured the city Guaba War has been declared and all troops
ordered
TORONTO Dec 8A meeting of citizens called last
the protest against the bad street service
riot result Eighteen per-
injured.
WASHINGTON, Dec 6.The majority report of the Bainger
investigating committee vindcates Banger
particular The minority report finds him guilty of number OF
offences.
WASHINGTON Dec SThe State of Texas is fifth in popula
tion in the Union
LONDON Dec 8The Asquith government ahead far in
the elections held hroug the country
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10

Jack Rivers seriously is contemplating
selling out all his investments and pur-
chasing water meters. Jack says that
under the old system he paid fiat rate
of $40 per year for water. Now it costs
about five cents per month. Jack figures
that by installing about 100 meters he
would have respectable income.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10
Commercial
Happenings
Racy News From the Capitol Regard
ing Sugar Stock.
By l.. d. Timmons.
Honolulu, Dec. 6.

Honolulu, Dec. 6.
Sugar news today is OF highly |
satisfactory character, and it now
appears reasonably certain that Ha-
waii is in for an unexpected Christ
mas treat in the form Of sugar
higher than had been anticipated.
Late yesterday the cable reported
sales of raws in New York at 4
cents, a bound upward OF nine
points, the last previous quotation
having been at 3.91. 1t is needless
to say that Honolulu's Wall street
was jubilant over the good news,
inasmuch as plantation agencies
and brokers had some weeks ago
said, as they thought, good -bye'
to four cents sugar for some months
to come. The advance is undoubt-
edly due to the passing Of the scare
incident to reports of over-produc-
ton, plus an unprecedentedly heavy
demand for spot sugars for Christ
mas purposes. 1t is not that the
crop figures have been lessened any,
bnt the market has found itself bet
ter able to digest the over-plus OF
production than had been hoped.
Whether or not this advance will
or can be maintained is moot
question. Some authorities are
hopeful that the position will not
only be held but that there will be
further and substantial advance.
The pessimists in the field shake
their heads, however, and predict
that as soon as the Christmas rush
is over the bettom will drop out
again. Their position is supported
by the fact that the big Cuban crop
is yet to come in, to which must be
added the tonnage of number OF
other sugar producing communities.
In the meanwhile it is pleasing
reflection that Hawaii has realized
more than four cents for this year. s
sugar and stands good chance OF
doing nearly as well next year.
THE srocF MARKET
The stock market as whole is
not as strong as it was week ago,
although the advance in the price
of sugar, noted above, will doubt
less have the effect Of revN!pg in
terest and may be productive o.
higher figures all along the line
1t is hardly expected that the vol
ume of trading will be large, how
ever, as interest must now be divid
ed between business and the usua
diversions of the Christmas hOli
days.
HAWAIIAN coMMERctAL.
Hawaiian Commercial, whicl
closed at S32.275 bid and 1925
asked a week ago, remained stron
only two days and then leased OF
gradually, the present quotation
being $31 rs bid and s32. S75 asked
Late last Monday and Tuesday Ii
shares sold at s31. .25, followed b
225 at so, $50 at s31.75, 13
at S32 and 10 at $3.50. The mex
day 400 shares, in various size
blocks, sold at $32. so, followed b
5 shares at s32.375. The next da
the stock dropped to S3l.S75 bi
and S32. as asked, with no sales an
cold feet" in evidence. Frida
11O shares sold at S32, followed b
so on Saturday at the same. Sint
then there have been no sales, tn
quotations now being as abo'
stated. The total sales of Hawaiia
Commercial during last week wa
1925 shares, which was quite larg
Yesterday Hawaiian Commerci
paid dividend Of 25 cents a shar
the total being 500, ,O00.
Continued on Page So
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-12-10

Continued on Page S.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
The Reasons Why

The addition gives an entire new
floor, which will be used for the bet
terment OF the working force. The
various rooms will be large and
well lighted, heated, and ventilated
in the best possible manner. The
sewing and work rooms, in con-
junction with the suit department,
will extend 100 feet, lighted by
the large windows for practically
the entire length of the building.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Stock Rooms, &c.

Lighted and ventilated by large
skylights, conveniently reached by
elevators, they will be models Of
their kind. This floor will also con-
sin large sample room" to be
used by visiting statesmen in display
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
A Last Word

With the completion of the
Palais Royals new Grown" the
adjoining Scottish Rite Cathedral
building will be demolished, when
a wing" viii be linked with the
Grown"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Metal Ceilings

These viii be used exclusively.
The new roof will be of steel. COW
cred with Book Tile, bedded in ce-
ment. This best of new freproof
tile, covered on the mansards with
slate, and on the deck or fiat part
with heavy Stag, creates a roof
proof against either fire OF water.
With the space gained by the re-
moval of the aforementioned de-
partthents to the new fifth floor. adj
ditional selling space OF 1000 square
feet will be added, materially re-
ducing the congestion that patrons
have so good naturally overlooked.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
About That Crown

The Palais Royal has become
an increasing wonder to the trade,
because of business great beyond
all precedent and calculation in a
building of the size. Only last
Monday the fact was illustrated
when the sales of underwear from
little tables, forced into the aisles,
were but a little less than $1,000.
That the Palais Royal had to ex-
pand has long been recognized The
added foors-the crown as illus
trated above-were planned year
since, but the Commissioners could
not agree thai a higher building
was 4accOrdinS to law" and so
Congress had to be appealed to,
when, OF course, the justice of the
Palais Royals request was recog-
nized, and by special act of Con-
gress full permission granted.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Stained Glass Dome

This monster canopy to the
stores great rotunda, with other
Improvements told of, will, it is
hoped, be greatly admired and
praised. Building, of course, will
result in some confusion this sum-
mer, but the planning has been
done wisely, and least possible dis
comfort will result. 1t is not the
Palais Royal way to catch at even
a good excuse for "a great sale"
and, anxious 70 avoid the semblance
of sensationalism, we ask only your
indulgence during the course of
Improvements. The Palais Royal
will not CLOSE out stocks at less
than cost" Just the reverse; and
according to annual custom, July
will be the month of immense adj
ditions to stock, because of the pos
sibilities of advantageously pur-
chasing remaining summer stocks
of manufacturers and importers.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
The Important Feature

Prices astoundingIy little are to
be linked with fresh goods, an ex-
ception to the rule in July. The
Post, Star, Herald. and Times of
to-day each gives you hints'of to-
morrow's bargains. While the list
in each paper is difTerent-the COM
bined lists are but hints of the bar
gains you'll find here tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Building Begins Tomorrow

The picture of the new floors to
the present building is but a. rough
and unfinished sketch and hardly
gives fitting idea of the cost, $780,
900. The facts are that gain of
10000 square feet will result, af-
fording additional space that long
suffering patrons and generously
patient employees will have every oc-
casion to rejoice in.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

The Lunch Room and Kitchen for
the stores workers will be of the
most modern construction, thor
oughly hygienic, with every ap-
pliance for cooking to best advan-
tage and dining in comfort. The
service of an expert chef will be
included. The Toilet Rooms viii
be more than double their present
size, all of white marble, with mod
ern open plumbing and terrazzo
floors. In secluded, quiet corner,
with large windows, the Sick
Room" will be provided with APP
proved sanitary touches and other
equipments. including every need
for any emergency.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
STOCK NARKEIS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
GLADSTONE ORE SAMPLES RUN
 VERY H|GH IN GOLO VALUE

ling up what is known as the center vein Of the War Eagle
 At that point he dug into eighteen inches of ore that went to $50 in gold After drifting twenty feet farther the vein measured ten inches and sampled s26O in gold and Sl4 in silver. Io con tinued drifting for fo-ty-five feet, and it is at this point where the values have reached snoh a fabulous sum.
 His original plans will be followed out as outlined. which is to continue drifting until the War Eagle shoot is reached. where the three veins con verge. which is estimated tosbe about 250 feet distant When this is ae, complished he will have depth on the property CT CPS feet. which IS pe- mitted through tae absorbing of the old workings of the Gladiator. From the beginning of this note worthy work of exploitation. favorable conditions have prevailed. After the ore sAoot was picked up when the 1 crossout was run. the vein has in- creased in size and with it values have i been heavier, as the work progressed. ] Through this deelopfremt another in. tcrestins fact is estalished for tue l property
 For a distance of coco feet Q con dauous fissure is proven to be in ex- i isteace on the War Eagle and Gladia- i tor locations. which with the depth now established in permanency of the ore bodies will give some ieea of the magnitude of the property, and noi ] into consideration what is known to be below the 500 foot level, as yet IF. developed. On the War Eagle anc the Gladiator ground are eighteen claims. all of which are patented Both enjoy a unique regard in this respect. being among the first mines in northern Arizona to receive this i consideration from the early overs and dating to over thirty years ago Lieutenant Thomas. then in the engin eering corps of the army at Fort | Whipple. but now Major Genera Thomas. commanding the Department of the Colorado. performed the s.srye work on these properties fo. thc pat ent right.
 1t seems rather significant that sC many years should elapse to solve tn, 1 problem or the value these properties have bad stored away. but the lats l work is due to the fact that this i. the first opportunity that has beer afforded them to reach great dep;l on economical lines of operation, and
 within the limits of the capital or hand In the early days the old Wal
 Eagle was rich in free ores. on tn, surface. but when the salphide char acter came in. further effort to handl, ! the product was abandoned throuel inability to treat the same in milling l facilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From and after the first day of January. 1910, l will make a rate of sl-75 one way on the mail hack, Hachita to Sylvanite. and rom Hachita to Sylvanite and return a rate of $3.00 The nal hack will leave Sylvanite for Haehita at 8 o'clock a. m. and arrives in Hachita at II o'clock a. m- and leaving Hachita for Sylvaaite at 1 o'clock. arriving in Sylvanite at o'clock ?. m.
 All parties wishing to travel wl,n me will get the very best of service and attention possible You will al ways find me on hand at the stable opposite the depot That will be my off-ce hereafter and the place to get the hack. I also have good rigs and the best teams in the country to furn- ish those wishing to hire their own conveyance which will be let at req sonable figure. Respectfully
 G. w. RICHARDS.
 Owner of mail line and proprietor of the Hachita livery and feed stable. Hachita, N Nj.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
NEW PUMP IN
 AT GLOBE MINE
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL METALS THOUSAND GALLON MACHINE ON SEVENTH LEVEL

GLOBE. Jan. 12.-During this week the seventh leycl of the Arizona-Corn- merclal Copper company's mine will be equipped with new 1000 gallon PTescott pump The installation of this pump will enable the manage ment to make much better headway in driving the croscuts from this station which are being driven to open the Black Hawk ledge. The large amour, of water encountered in this mine makes it very esential that the pump ing system be complete in every de- tail. During the last summer the diff ficulty presented by the abundance of water in the workings gave the man agement an experience that it appar- ently is determined to avoid in the future
 The smelter is making an excep- tionally good record as a newly-built reduction work and considering the difficulties which it has been neces. .sary to overcome in smelling a rather difficult ore in a new furnace. 1t is safe to say that the future will bring forth nothing to alter the continued success of this plant. The equipment is now complete for the prope. run ming of the furnace and the success full handling of the ore and fluxes. The charges are let into the charge cars from the hoppers by utilizing com pressed air as a motive power for opening and shutting tho gates. These are weighed as they pass to the fur mace, when the ore is dumped directly into the moulds and from. there loaded directly into the cars Of the railway which convey it to the Old Dominion eonverters for treatment. The aver Tage production monthly from the sin gle furnace is about 400 tons of matte. assaying about 60 per cent copper. This is produced from less than 6,oo0 tons O. ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13

PRESCOTT. Jan. 12.-One Of Inc greatest mineral determinations to be recorded in the history Of the Brad shaw mountains was confirmed through the arrival in Prescott yes ierday Of Lester Jackson. who is op- orating the Gladstone and War Eagle one of the most attractive mineral mines under bond. and the creation of combinadons in the county is prac- tically assured. While it was current ly reported Q few days ago that fab ulous assays were returned from the ores struck in the latest work. the verifying of the same was. not au- lhorizad until additional tests were made and given publicity.
 The values returned cover four sample lots. and arc as follows:
 Sample No. 1 gave sl6CS in gold and $50 in silver. sample No. 2. picked from the second class ore. went to slfs in gold and s7 20 in silver: sain- pie No. was taken from mill dirt on the footwall and gave Sl0 in gold and s5 in silver; sample No. a, from the rich streak. and went to s2965 in gold and SIS 5D in silver.
 Before these samples were as. sayod. Nr Jackson. a few days ore. vlous. save Herbert Meany. superin- tendent Of the Tiger. a chunk Of the ore. which the later had assayed at his camp. IL ran to sS740 in gold and sSs in silver to the ton. The announcement Of these values by Mir AIeany started some little excitement in the Bradshaw region. and until the arrival of MT. Jackson from his camp the people of the city were unaware of the existence of this mineral valua ton.
 Another interesting matter has been established in favor of the prop erty. through an analysis of the ores made by R H Hetherington. In which telluride of gold is shown in a strong percentage of the ores. Thi; character Of ore is the first to be dis covered in that region, and the first also of any extent to be minec ia northern Arizona. Those familiar with the Cripple Creek product in this line. say it is identical in its mineral makeup to that noted field.
 At this time. particularly. and since theory of the operator of these mines has been followed out so sue cessfuly on practical methods oi mining it will be interesting to re view the past work that covers but one year of persistent effort As is generally known the Gladiator was closed down several years ago, and after the deepest workings had reached a point on tha 6eo foot level Securing bond on this property Mir Jackson investigated the existence oi .hc War Eagle vein. believing that when depth was reached through the old Gladiator workings, on the 60C foot level. he would be successful from his knowledge of the ground or the War Eagle which he worked many years ago to limited depth From the e90 foot level on the Gladi ator he drifted south 300 feet, and then cstscut seventeen feeI pick
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
MARKEf SHOWS
 EVIDENCE IF
 BEING TIRED
LiQuIdation Goes on in New York and Leading Stocks Are Weak Somebody Is Selling Steel Common.
lBr Prank J. Gratl

AAf- -t-tA- s.s ~tAst
 Tie opening or the New York mar ket showed slight weakness, and as the session progressed further liquida- ton was in evidence. the list showing 8 decline from one to three poin "a. St. Paul. Northern Pacidc. Union Pa- oiflc. Shelters and Steel were the heavy sellers. and each day is sho a1rs; that some one is heavy seller of Steel common lc the coppe- shares list some weakness was displayed. Gue to the heavy selling cf the New York list North Butte sold down 70 s2 which Is very likely due to thc car tailment Of production ard the prob able passing Of .he dividend. C2lu- met and Arizona also showed ae cline Of one point dancock. in spite of the decline. showed excellent sup port making a two-paint advance. Superior and Pittsburg showed good support. bnt a. the close was weak. In the curb list there was little doing. Elenita was not as strong as yester- day. although there was no stock com ing out Very likely one would have to big 6 3-4 before he could get much. Warrior showed a greater point but closed same as the opening. Live Oak. Cactus and Inspiration were more or less weak. The market as q whole looks a little tired. although stocks are not being offered On re- actions of this kind I am inclined to believe that all low priced stocks. as well as development issues. should be bought.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
GOLD QUEEN SHAFT
 IS DOWN l50 FEEI
SOUTHLAND PROPERTY LOOKS BETTER AS THE WORK OF SINK ING PROCEEDS.

Sinking is being steadily conduct ed upon the Gold Queen properiy near Courtland, a depth Of i50 feet having been attained at last report. An encouraging feature of the worS is the fact that with attainment Of depth gold values are increasing. while the surface outcropping which is being followed down is gradually broadening.
 It Is the intention Of the ecma pany to sink to the goo foot levei where station will be cut and drifting and erosscuttiug be started From this level drift will be ran lS the original shaft of the propertg 900 feet distant from the new work ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Weak and miserable. # you have Kidney or Bladder thouble, Dull head pains, Dizziess. Nervousness. Pains in the back. and feel tired all over. get a package Of Mother Gray's AUS TRALIAN-BEAF. the pIeocant herb cure It never fails. We have many testimonials from grateful peop Q who have used this wonderful rem edv. As 9 regulator it has no equal Ask for Mother Grays Australian Leaf al Druggists or sent by maIl for 50 cts. Sample FREE. Address, The
 Mother Gray Co.,. Le Roy. x. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
DO YOU WANT PUsLlcITY9

If you want your property men toned if you sed report or a eaten prospectus; If you are organized ant wish to sell stock. if you want the very best legitimate promotion work for your prospect. youi mine, your property or your bus' ness; if you want the bes article of winning advertising in amp connection, call on or write to Frs7 Alley, Douglas. Arizona. who has hf wenty-one years experience in tbe business in this Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13
AUTO STAGE LINE TO coURTLAs'

Leaves Palace gables every nor Ing s a. m.. making round trip eacl day. Phone in your orders for reseT vation of seats to Palace Stables. Low ell No. 2; c. c. Hotel. Bisbee. Pone % VIII call any place in city for psssea gers. Fare ss.50. Bowen & Hubbard proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-13

ChamberIa'n's Cough Remedy is a Very valuable medicine for throat and lung trouble. quickly relieves and cures painful breathing and a danger ously sounding cough which indicates congested lungs. Sold by all drug gists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
Departed.

Per str. Claudine, for Maui and Ha-
wall ports, July 29,-Mrs. DR.. Raymond,
Miss V Makee, Miss II. Lucas, c. f.
Short, Miss E. Kinney, E. E. Battelle,
Father Francis.