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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool MAY l0-WHHAT-Spot EASY;
10 Manitoba = 5tad. 40 Manitoba. "a
sad Futures stoady. May IS I'D JUS.
Gs i0ssd. October 6s SID. CORN-spot
American mixed new. DO stock, American
mixed old. quiet IS 2ied; new American.
kiln dried. steady. IS I I'D. futures firm. July,
As SD. September. Is g7sd. FLOr R-Wints-
patents rs 60 HOPS-In London 1Pacile
Coast. tJ0t8 BEEF-Extra India ness. IS
sd PORE-Prwa mess Western. 50 ~
HAMs-short cut So so BACON-Cum5e--
land cut sos 81; short rib nominal, clear
bellies Sis. long clear middles. light. 5is.
heavy 5os 81. short clear backs. rs 60;
shoulders. square. 43s LARD-Prme Wes-
ern. ti.~ces as. American refined. pals. i2s
Cd CHEES F-Canadian hrest white and col
ored. new. SIS; white. old. 63s coiored. Oh.
nominal BI'TTER-Finest United states.
sSs. good. S0s TCRPENTINE-Splrits 80.
ROSIN--Common. is 81. LINsEED on,
fss 9d. Observation-Disclosures. 6isd. TAI
LOW-Austraiian in London. 33s d. COT
TONSEED Off.-Hull refined spot 21s : iad.
LONDON. May 1o.-RAW SCGAR-Centrrf-
ugal. lis Cd. muscoyado, los 81 BEET
STGAR-MaE los s. "a. CALCUTTA LIN
-liav-June. e>s. LTNSEED OIL as Sd.
SPERM OIL. ga I0s PETROLEUM-Aner-
lean refined. - d, spirits 6igd TIRPEN-
TINF-spirits IS Sd ROSIN-American
strninec ISs nne los 81
Antwerp. MAY 10. - PETROLEUM IA
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OTHER LIVESTOCK Markets.

chicago MAY l0-CATTLE-Rs Receipts IS. 900:
steers. 81 6oQs5 go: Western. s. soGss 80 stock.
ere 1nd feeders. sfdS5 IS. COWS and heifers.
81 ioas5 55 calves. 81 5oasse5. HoGs-Re-
s. 95dss % mixed s. s5ass 20. heavy 81 Yea
g % rough s. 7oQs5 50 good to choice heavy,
s 902$6 10 'SHEEP-R Receipts. IS 200, .trong:
native. 81 1oqS4 20. Western. 50 25ds4 -. YEAR
IIIngs, 81 5gFs5 s. lambs. native. 81 25as6 20;
Kansas city. NAV o-cATTLE-Receip,s,
500. Including 300 Southerns steady; dressed
q 2o9s5 co westerr 81 7sGs5 IS sf5ekeys ara
feeeers. s. Joas5 50 Southern sass 20. cow,
s. S5qS4 IS NATIVE COVE saqs9 % he,fers s. Is
HOGS Receipts. ~ 600. s'rons - Sc higher;
bulk Of sales. IS aoqss. heavy. s. aoqs5 e;
ds6 SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 sreadv. lambs.
IS 25qS5 81 yesrlings 81 50Gs5 50 vethers -
GS+ 20 ewes. 50 50asi 10, stockers snd feeders.
circirnstf NAV 10 -CATTLE-Receip,s. psi.
quiet far 70 good shippers. 81 1885 IS. coz on
ztesdy. butchers and shippers. IS $3.50 %. CON.
mon 81 1886 = SHEEP Receipts ~;
s'esdy. sheep. s2gs3 -. lambs stead. S4soe
East Buffalo. May lo-cATTLE-Recsip,s IS;
5 5a ac,iye 29d .Lase, Is s-Ns3 - noes
9o2 ss 'na 300 20 f5rv seirs and a. stssdy
hesys So 2sGss 10. mixed. $ soass IS: Yo,r.ks!Ts
g eSess 20 :s s. s. SsgsS Sc asS assa 3 sHEE
AND LANES Receipts. 5000 active eve.
.teady others iOa25c higher: handy lamb: s sos
s.. wefhers 81 25dSi 70 ewes, SO TogSi. Sheep
mixed 81 5odSA r..
TBy telegraph 70 TIE tribune
Louisville. MAJ i0-sHEEP AND LANBs.. "a
Light receipts and a quiet trade Only l'2,"
hesd received during the three days Besf ta'
sheep sola A. 3t.G3&.c. medium and common
hard TO sell az la3c spring lamb trsde que,
the best. 6i.Q6'.c medium ard culls slow q
sac down
fBv Telezrs 3h 20 The Tribune
s. Louis May --CATTLD-Receipts 3. so
fairly active. prices 100 ijc lower. steers. 81 D
80 x. heifert g. $3.50 IS. cows g. 45GSj as
southern steers, s. 30Gs5 %. cows. g. 55QSo
HOGs-Receipts 10.S42. slow and irregular
medium and IGN, shipping. 81 loGS6 IS, pack
ers 5 1886 10. heavy, s. eOdsS 05. southern
hogs and rigs s5aS5 10 EEP-Receipts.
90 active and steady. spring lambs Stdh 81
clipped lambs. S5GS5 35 clipped sheep, s. -
Sl3j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
MAKE BROADWAY BRIGHTER
New Association Will Object to Tearing
Up Street for Subway.

TIE Broadway Improvement Association
will endeavor 20 prevent that thorough
fare being torn up when the new subways
are built. and purposes TO exercise its in
euence 70 keep the street in good order a.,
,u times. particularly between iih street
and Columbus Circle The work viii he
similar 10 that tho Firth Avenue Assocla-
tior, IL doing for she street for which il Is
named Ths Broadway Association Is now
yell under way ia its organization
There was q meeting yesterday IN the
Hotel Imperial OF about nffy representa-
i've Broadway merchants and il was an
nourced that go nrms had agreed 20 be-
come members copeland Townsend Of the
Hotel Imperial was appointed temporary
chairman. and George 3. McGrath. sec
rstorV Under resolution introduced hy
p,arn "a Names and subsequent, passed.
Nj Townsend Will appoint the Oi-lceIs OF
the Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
FLOUR AND MEAL

=
,,s,s Gonr a steader tone bur there was little
disposition 10 meet any rise in prices spring
patents. 81 o. 7s5 p. winter straights SO
- H.. white patents. - lonsi 30. spring
81 e 80. Extra S ~ winter s. e5asa o. kansas
straiehts 81 25f - 40: far-rv spring patents
Gi5qS825 RYE FLOUR-Firm. fair 70
good 81 - NJ - ~; choice 10 fancy. s. q s. %
cORNNEAL-Kiln dried. 81 RAG MEAL
zine ,' wbiie and yellow 81 i5asl %. coarse
81 IorSt r. FEED-Western spring. S26 -
standard mif1linc. 500. four 90. 81 ~. red
middling SOS % red dog. SIS 80; hominy
chop. g.. bulk. S23 20 sacks. oiimeal So 90
"a So
PRoyI>IoNs-Flrm and ee,nsraslly higher
s,S so0 $50: short clear. Si6gSiS BEEF
Mess Sl5aSI3 So: family Sl40si4 80. packet
TFEF HAMs-Qulet S26as-S DRESSED
HOGS Steady. bacons. o.. $50 lh. Dc. 100 TO-
90. 40 ~. 0i.c. pigs. eisc. CIT MEATS
D. los ,,ffc, picked hams nrm. ma, n l2c.
al rARD-Firr middle West. S150
= olc. citt steady. - 0Sc. refined quiet. south
America . 90. Continent s6oc. Brazil kegs
10 soc. compound steady ~ ~ srEARlNE
cleo 80. cirv lard. @doisc.
.rGAR-Refned steady and unchanged
Standard grauulated. 1000 uet. less . per cent
cash. Raw here firm and unchanged centrf-
u-al p6 test. 3s5c. muscovado. 50 test. 3.3Re
AMI ,,oioss-s sugar so test lie There
ver- nuyers ~ Ma shipment az s6c and of
June a 3a2c in London beet sugar was
los -. and August. los eAd
RiCE-Receipts of rough rice a. primary
rolrfs are HIGHT. and available supplies are
VOL held Prices unchanged there and tone
steadr
uFT,IS-COPPER- dull. spot
Nav ana June ~ faG 2 roo. July and August.
m 6O0Ii T5c. London quiet SPOT. u.s. los
fgtures f54 Gs ID Lake copper 1851 e 70
~ soc. electroiytic Il l2is "a - Csc casting
IISTLG1ac. TIN-Quiet. spot Al STia q
a. 500 MAJ 81 90T42 soc. June. Al s0d
~ SOC Iuly and August. iid42c. London
strong SPOT flgS r Cd. futures. fisS los
IEAT-puI. f.4p0 a. Oc New York f20d
4 zoe East - Louis London, .ft3. sPELTER
E,sE 54oal45c New York. 5aO45 25c
rast ~ Louis London. RI - Gd ANTI
i.ii1HsNy-DulI. Cooksou's 9da 500 IRON
,@tnyeland warrants. Sis IN London. Locally
ron continued quiet No ! foundry Northern
No 1 southern ard 80 southern soft SIS %
6sts-5 SO foundry Northern SiSTkl5 80
MOI ASSES AND >YEtpS -- No important
change business showing a moderate move
.,.nt af full but unchanged prices
NAVAL sTORE>--Market somewhat better
ali around. vita a fairly 'iheral sales move
or S-Ilnseed Oh unchanged Refined petro-
Iau.n steady ~ recent prices.
CoTIONsFED OLA steadler tone and
.onne advance farsd 10 promote activity The
strength OF cotton and crude oil. with higher
lsra rrices were me chief hullish Influences
An iuinrov - inquir' was reported bv compound
lara interests Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London MAY i0.-The offerings AZ the wool
auctions to-day amounted 90 i-.J25 bales
The selection was better. and caused animated
bidding. and prices were firmly established ~
the opening lowell McrinOs were ~ strony
demand and Tasmanlan greasy realized IL
Sad. a. Few lots OF medium crossbreds wers
takrn hv Americans Tho sales follow New
South wales. loo balos. greasy 4 3 q IN i.d.
Queensland 300 bales, secured. ! ed n i a. ID.
Victoria. 500 bales. secured IS 3d MS Pad,
grs-sy GffdWfs 2fad. South Australia 300
bales greasy. ada Is ffad West Australia.
800 bales greasy %. ais ied. Tasmania,
200 bales; greasy Sd@ liz 3tsd. New Zea-
land. $500 bales secured. is i.dnls ad
greasy g. ada Is I'd. Cape or Good Hope and
NaLaL- 100 na-os. Er-as-. IL u ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

$50 !, sul'. i57 :. s. = Il. p s4s:
ID. 81 % 4o iss TO- se s7 = ls 81 H. s. 10 i'i
Andrew Mullen. - vcals lf7 III. 81 so: 20
49, ID; 81 3. ~ h. 81 80. eglls, Ioe -; s..
various weights so I59s7 30.
>. $ sanders: 20 yeals. i27 ID. 81. 10: rs ID.
Tobin & shannon: so veais. 800 ID. 81 %. 80.
i2l ID. So 10; IL throwOuts. i07 10. 81 40
kerns Commission Company. - veals. i34
D. 81 -! y. 1872 ID. 81; g. 1i3 ID. s. 3d. eull,.
: Judd CO.: rs veais 100 H. 81. a.. i:s
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts. a carr. or
~ 100 head. including cars for the market.
sheep almost nominal. with nrm feeling COR
higher; heavy steady: the pens we're cleared.
few common and medium clipped sheep sold
az - 29pst per 100 ID: common 70 prim.
coarse unshorn do. 81 - n So Dressed mutton
steady az "a DC per 10. dressed lambs firm AZ
- ~ u nc ana a Few hog dressed az &c. coun-
per carcass
sales-J; shambers & son: 2s2 clipped
Michigan Iambs. - n average So per 100 ID:
go 80 TO- So clipped sheep and Gull lambs
5. Sanders: 2o4 clipped state lambs. IS ID.
Newton & Co: $50 clipped Ohio lambs. IS
Tobin & shannon. 2s5 Clipped yl.h,.,,
lambs. SO H. SO IS clipped sheep. % ID, 81
keins commission Company; 2i4 clipped
Mifhlgan ianos, 80 10. - 90. 2is clipped But
fslo lsmbs 81 u. S. 2j. IS unshorn ~ 10. S.:
10 ie5 TO- - ~ - clipped Michigan sheep 50
10. So 50. II. 9i 10. 81 -
HOGs-Receipts f6 cars. or SAB head. in
Guiding about p cars for tho market Prices
nrm. and coarse heavy 70 good medium hogs
sold ar sGGsG 50 Per 100 10. roughs ssh
So ~
Sales. Judd & Co. 2 stat. hogs 2ss 10
average. So 10 per 100 big 2s5 10 s. 10
Tobin & shannon. 81 state hogs iof n.
81 31, r9ugGs $50 n s.
- Sanders: { Pennsylvania hogs. ESQ 10.
80 p; I rough. $50 No. 81
Mcpherson & CO. state hogs. $50 10. So
roughs $3.50 H. S.
j g. Curtis < Son I state hog $50 10
So 80: 81. isi 10. So So : $50 10 90 IS.
roughs. 36s 10. g. 2j boar. 10 N. s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

said the sculptor; out what was the use
when the Mayor wouldn't consider them
During the investigation by Mr.. Fosdick I
have refyained from making any comment.
But | want to say now that II is small
piece of business all the way round TO rail-
road this man and to keep one in who is
letting the parks of the city go to pieces"
Mr.. Borglum said he would attend the
Park Board meeting to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
VERMONT SUMNER HOMES" FREE

Tie Central Vermont RAILWAY has just
issued q handsome book called summer
Homes which Il distributes free Of
charge The book gives lot Of informa
ton about attractive places for vacations
i'm the Green Mountain State. and list of
hotels boarding ard farm houses, with
their charges for board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago MAJ iO.-Hot winds In Oklahoma and
Kansas helped 20 send wheat ID to-day. Drr
ness throughout Southern Russia hsd a similar
effect md 80 DID the notion that the rainfall BOO
the spring crop belt on this side ~ TIE Canadian
line was inadequate. Firmness prevailed a. n.
close which was %ai2c 10 Sd7sc above las,
night. The days trading left corn with net
gain % a. 20 iGl isc. oats. az ssc 10 So &c
ADVANCE and hog products moro expensive by
G45c. Range ~ prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEaBOARD CLEAEANI

COTT0N-Verr active. and az times showed
onsiferable excitement owing 90 the con
finus0 strength ~ the old crop positions
witch made new high records for the mote
m~rt ard season, with the advance IN Aus.s'
rarfietilarlv tho feature New crop positions
witch hsd hesitated 10 follow previous Oh
CROP strength also scored sharp advances ana
were relatively steady on the setback 30 the
lar. trading The market closed steadF AZ
decline Of 4aG points on near months. hut
n i points higher ON August and later 90
livories with August showing the maNiWui"
gain Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
cAsEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA.

The Casein COMPANY II America reports
Tor the wear ended December 81. 1910 COM
pared as follows ,o,o ,,oo tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED By W. n Coler & Co. No. % Cets
street)
ACCRUED interest TO be added

.coupons interchangeable tReglsteEsd. tcav-
pons sRegstersd and coupons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
Locks for Square Deal.


according 10 Nj Parsons counsel. 10 will
D. seen a. the Park Board meeting to-day
whether the landscape architect gets a
square deal before that BODY. Commits
soner Slower ar the time he introduced The
resolution for the dismissal of Mr. Parsons
publicly told Gutzon Borglum that the
architect would have q fair chance 10 state
DIS side Of Tie case.
w. nope TO- public hearing" said Mr
Fafker. "and all We can do lie 10 ask for
'N" Mr. Parsons would like 10 have a lit
.e llme 20 prepare. but 81 Il is decided 10
l''ish ID up ar once. he would be- unable
=" pDl ~ am adequate defence"
rsik Commissioner Slower would not sav
anF'nlh2 regarding tie report but Gutzon
D'Islnph chairman 81 the Central Park
lie oi'''Silon Committee. thought the whole
Ing an ungertemaniy proceeding
me Gre kickine man o,,, ,.bo las
se,Fto III department for thirty years
salo no They couldn't have done worse
oshDor No matter whether II was
Hi PARSONS ar any one else. ever night
minded citizen viu feel ashamed a. silcb
method OF attack
referring 70 bic charge NJ ireaicie,cy
'sei"si commissioner stot4r M Borg
I-'n sad he had presented them IN writing
'''s 0. ''aynor Who had paid no atien
ton H. them
said intended dcins 20. and did,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
LINGO TALK PUTS THE ARMY BILL
 THROUGH
Enough Already Spent to Build Five Panama Canals,
 Says Tawney

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17:-The spectre of war stalked in the house today and with il was the apparent plrpose os permitting wholesale ilaying Of military critics and furn- ishing a reason for liberality in ap, pIcpriations
 The army appropriation bill. carry ing appropriations of approximately S9S 000. eco was under discussion. and tnally passed. after debate on the military prepare jness of the nation. the future Of aeroplanes which won an appropriation Of s125,C00. a tri- tute 70 he calre Of tae national guard and appropriation o. S770.eJ1 for field aI illery for the organize1 n:alitia
 This involved according to Evans q Minncio.s Q Dl2n that would re- guire S5o0o0.foo to fully carry out.
 -ae dctate cn ha effectiveness of the army opened ith denuncistion ly Chairman liuI. Of military affairs committee. Of a published interview sn which Frederick Lewis Hidlkoper a Washington city lawyer. contend ed the army was in lamentable state
 Douglas of Ohie. raid congress should be grateful to Hull for his exposition of She preparedness of the war department Tawney chair man of the appropriations committee declared the amount of money the government had expended in ten years in preparation for war would build five Panama canals.
 We have expended in ten year, including this fiscal year. said Tswney. four times the aggregate loss of the American people and be people op Canada on account oi an the great fires between 1929 ani 1905: we have expended in these ten years an amount that would more than build five Panama canal5.
 We have expended in that time an aggregate or s2.I92. .O36 5sO in IrenaratioEs for war.
 None of this has been expended on account of wars past. but every cc,lsr for preparation"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
CANADIAN PACIFIC
 MAKES NEW RECORD
eRCAO DEMAND FOR RAILWAYS AND iNOUsTRiALs ON THE
 aso STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan. I7:-Trading on the .-tock exch ange today began with 6 brcaI and active demand which soon pll5ed the lis at the top level of the present movement. with gain almost qually distributed among .&Ixays and industrial iu-ues. The general tone denoted that some pow erful fin5ncisl factors had encourag cd the movement,
 The strength of CaRadian Pacific was again notaLle feature. London advancing the stock ? psint5 before the opening here and rise continuing here to 2107s, estatiliahing a new high record.
 Tho HerrimaR and Hill issues shar- cj in the movement of the day Steel and ether ind'' trial issues and utility stocks had a share in the day s operations. Business in bone.5 was much larger than fer any previous day for months. Sales s5.4s5,8ee. Government bonds advanced quart CT Of point
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
IN }" YUMA CAPTURED
BELIEVED TO BETTE MEN WHO FLOODED ARIZONA WITH
 BOGUS SILVER

LOS ANGELES. Jan 17.-Secret Service Operative Hazen returned today from Yuma. Ar;z., where he obtaiued evidence which he expects wiH send two men to the federal prison on charges of counterfeidag. Yuma officials, arrested Charles White, a cowboy and desperado. on suspicion last week and immediately notified Hazen, who took charge Of he case
 Several Arizona towns have been flooded with bad quarters and halves and authorities throughout the terri tory had been on the alert
 Hagen procured a confession from M C. Conway, whose arrest he caused. which involved White and Leo Featherston. It also revealed to the officer several caches of bad coins which had been made at Cal exico and Yuma
 Featherston has admitted he was designated to pass the coin White is stoutly declaring he is innocent. He has served one term at Leaven- worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
THIEVES DIS UP 800
 FEET WATER PIPE
LEAVE ENGINE ON oRAeooh ROAD HELPLESS UNTIL DAM
 AGE HAS BEEN REPAIRED

Advices have been received here 10 the effect that g few days since parties stcle some six hundred feet of pipe fiom the Dragoon and North ern railroad which runs from Dragoo % te Jofr1on Camp. The pipe was dug up and carried away and was not missed by the company officials for several days afterward and prob ably would not have been discovered thea had :f not been for the fact ina they wished to ill the boiler of the locomotive Co make a trip to Dragoon to haul three cans Of ore. The train does not make any recllar trips but when there is freight to haul the engine is fired up and a run made The company had received the three cars Of ore and was to de liver it al Dragoon but were unable to do 50 on account of not having water to fill the boiler. and was com peIled to hire freight teams.
 officers are now at work trying to locate the missing pipe. and until another pipe line is laid the Dragoon and Northern raiload company will r1I1 no trains on that branch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
MERCHANTS OF INDIANA

ANDERSON. Ind. Jan. IA rec ord-breaking attendance filled the Grand Opera House this afternoon at the opening of the eleventh ai. ual convention of the Indiana Retai! Merchants association. An address Of welcome by Mayor Frank P Fosg CT and the annual address of Presi- dent Ralph B. Clark were features Of 1he initial session. The secretary reported a membership of nearly H. OO0 merchants distributed among 100 local associations. Tomorrow the association will be addressed by Jacob Gimbel, the noted New York merchant, William Dudley Foullae. president of the National Municipai Ies@uc. and other speakers of note
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
WILL COST MORE ID
 SEND MONEY HOME
BIC INCREASE IN FOREIGN MONEY ORDER RATE EF-
 FEcTsO FEBRUARY
FEC J

Postmaster General Hitchcock ha, issued an order which makes a large in crease in the fees charged for sending money to foreign countries ty mail. The order becomes eTect- iye on February 1, In some instances iae increase Is loo per csnt over the existing rates. The reason given n the ciseaaar t5r t,le tncrease $ tl4l g eater unIIOFnllIy ID 1oIeisE gutes uesfreG owing 10 n cosmopolitan cnsFaoter eI the Ho.- uiation oi the Warren district. the rev ra,es are herewith puhlisbed;,
 When payable ins Ania, Aastrh delgium, Boiiyla. C4se \ 5;sny, Cos ,a Rica, Denmark. Egyp1 Germany Great Britain. Honduras. Hcngkong. Hungary. Italy, Japan, Liberia, Lux, esnburg. New South Waies, New Zoa- ianG, Orange River Colony. Peru. Portugal. Queensland, Russia, Sal. sdof. South Australia. SwitzerIanl Tasmania. the Transvaal. Urugu4 and Victoria AZ
 For orders from
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
WATER SPANIEL IS
 CAUSE OF STRIFE
SECOND CONFLICT OVER POS SESSION OF DOG AIRED
 IN POLICE COURT.

Entangled in 2 mesh of man-madc laws. Bob, a little black water spaniel spent yesterday chained n an ante room Of the police st2tiqn Bob was brought into the c5G-t. imm ediate jurisdiction by a search warrant served by an oficcf Til warrant was sworn out by the al legged owner of the dog. The wife Of A H. Murphy. of Lowell and di- rected against the premises Of Lena smith, who was arrested on another warrant charging the Smith woman with stealing the dog.
 The dog has been the innocent cause of trouble between the clans Of Smith and Murphy for several months The Murphy woman served three months In jail at Tombstone on the charge of assaulting the smith woman with a deadly weapon knife Monday she paid d fine Of s7.50 on the charge of assaultinS the Smith woman with her tongue Yesterday the case Of theft pre- ferred against the Smith woman by the Murphy woman was heard D. Judge Morris High.
 The circumstances around the case are unusual It is said that the dog | originally belonged to the Murph, and that he gave it into the hands of the Smith woman to keep until he called for it, but before he called for it the dog returned to the Mur ] phy home and remained several weeks. the voluntary return of the dog being taken as the equivalent to all intents and purposes to 9 i demand on the Smith woman for the return of the animal. Murphy rested secure in the belief that she was legally repossessed of the canine 1 But prompted by some Derverse late. the dog returned to the home of the Smith woman. of its own vo- lition. according to evidence intro duced in the case yesterday. whare- | upon the Murphy woman swore out warrant charging Lena Smith with stealing the dog Subsequently she also swOre out a search warrant which was served and the dog brought intof cpurt
 There was nos evidence introduced to show that th4Asmith woman haa { forcioly taken the dog or forcibly
 detained it at her house. which
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-18
try .pe. enumerated above.

The domestic rate applies in Brit ish Guiana, British Honduras. Car ada. the Canal Zone. Cuba, Mexico. Newfoundland, the Philippine Islands and certain islands in the Wes, Indies listed in the register of money order offices.
 The old rates for international money orders ranged from eight
 ents for a sI0 order to 50 cents for a sfee order to the following countries Asia, Austria. Belgium. Bo- liviaS cfili, Costa Rica. Denmark, Egyee. Germany Hongkong,s Hun gary. Japan. Liberia. Luxemburg. Netherlands. New Zealand, Norway