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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
BARRELS OF MONEY" COME FOR OPENING
 OF VALLEY BANK
Institution Will Resume Business Within a Few Days Under Con- ditionS Which Insure Success of Plans for ReadjuStment.


 PHOENIX, Jan 1.-The formal transfer Of the property of the old Valley Bank to the new corporation was made at a meeting of the old directors and the new which was held yesterday at the bank building. With this done and since the expected funds for the new organization have arrived, there will exist no impeachment to the re-openiug of the institution within short time, a day or two. The exact date of the opening Of the bank for business has not been made public yet nor will it likely be until all the final details have been completed and everything ready for the opening of the doors.
 Yesterday and the day previous were historical in Phoenix for the ar rival by mail and express of tha, amount of currency necessary for the opening Of the organization. It came by way of the Wells Fargo and was delivered at the back door of the bank, and placed in the strong vaults.
 In the two shipments that arrived there was S575,OOO and it is rumored, but not confirmed that more is com ing In connection with the opening of the new bank dame rumor had 1t that S2,OOO,000 of new assets for the bank are required and requisitioned. but the amount could not be confirmed. However there is plenty of money available for the conduct of the new institution.
 C. E. Mills who has from the be- ginning taken a leading part in the negotiations will be the president of the bank for the time being: R. E. Moore it is understood is slated for the important position of vice-presi- dent and cashier and will be the local executive head for the institution; tho other directors are Dr. l.. D. Ricketts. A. TT Esgate, auditor Of the Inspira ton consolidated company: and B. M Goldwater of Phoenix. In the early weeks Of the new year a meeting of the stockholders and officers of the bank will be held at which time the permanent officials of the bank will be designated.
 The Valley Bank with capital stock of $5OOOOO was incorporated yes terday afternoon. the articles of incor poraton being filed with the corpor ation commission and the recorder of Maricopa county C. E. Mills of Miami R. F Morse of Phoenix and A. T. Els gate of Globe, are the incorporators
 The board of directors of which there are to be not less than five, nor more than nine. is composed of c E Mills. of Miami L D. Ricketts of War rem, A. IT, Esgate ot Globe and R. E Morse and B M. Goldwater Of Phoe mix The officers of the new corpora ton are to be a president ,yice-presi dent aud cashier All directors in th' bank are to be stockholders in the cor poration, and arc 10 be chosen at th'
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
INCREASED FREIGHT
 RATES BOOM TO THE
 BUSINESS OF U. s, A,
Recent Decision of Interstate Commerce Commission Allow ing Eastern Roads Slight Ad- VanceS Will Be Great Aid.

The United States as a whole has reason for congratulation that the h. terstate Commerce Commission has finally recognized the demands of the railroads for an increase of freight rates as necessary and legitimate in every respect The fact that the re- lief will amount to 30 million or 35 mil lion dollars annually which is un- questionably less than the roads re- quire in the interest of good public service, and that about l6 million peo- pie will be directly affected is of i'm. mediate interest and importance, but perhaps the most important fact and one which will of itself be conducive to general expansion in many direc- tions, is that the commission has com mitted itself to a constructive policy with the railroads.
 The commission cannot be blind to the fact that unless the railroads of this country are prosperous, there can be no general sustained prosperity The railroads are not only a conven- fence, they are necessity and if they are to prosper and prove adequate they cannot be hampered by unintel- ligent and hostile legislation. If the government is to regulate the roads they must be regulated in the interest of the country at large, and this can not be done by a niggardly policy to the roads.
 It is presumed, from the late decis- ion on the per cent freight rate ques- tion which has been pending SO long that the whole country was weary |. confidence was at low ebb, that the commission is going to continue a pol icy with the railroads which is broad enough to consider the interests of the nation. 1t is manifest that the com mission has done what is considered wise. Railroad heads express appre- citation for the relief which is afforded, and promise to make the best possible use of it
 The commission has encouraged the people that candid and unpreiudiceG readustment of the relation between rates and cost of transportation may ultimately be arrived at. The railroads appear to be trying to meet us half waY, and do what is right, and they are entitled to our cooperation and good will, The prosperity of the United States requires it, and it is have been settled, copper will again rise and stand firm. The drop in price at tbe end of the present week was laid more to lack of bids and de mands for the metal than to weak ness in the market
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
DuHne ess Great Feature of New
 Years Market
Few Shares Traded While the Prominent Issue Fail to Appear -SpeCialitieS Make Gains - New Loans Named.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Record break ing dullness characterized the open ing of the New Years exchange. Dur. ing the two hour session only 23.5OO shares were traded, some important issues failing to appear.
 The undertone in leading stocks was barely steady after the opening with, a general decline. The only notable changes were in some inac- tive specialties, Sears Roebuck gain ing five points while New York Air Brake lost six. Shares in several automobile companies added to recent gains while Gould stocks showed more firmness
 Completion of details for a S15 900 0OO loan by local banking interests to Argentina were included in a small budget Of general news and rumors Of further credit loans to some Euro pean governments were revived.
 Sentiment regarding the outlook in London where restricted market operations will be resumed Monday were chilled by a formidable disaster.
 Domestic news included the full time resumption Of operations in shops of the Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific railroads and fur ther November railway returns of the Pennsylvania railroad showed a net loss Of S4SOO O for eastern lines and $320OOO on the system west of Pitts burg
 Total sales par value were $551,OO
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
RICH TUNGSTEN ORE
 DISCOVERED IN AJO
 DISTRiCTj VANADIUM
Young American Claims Produce Ore Running to S8,000 a Ton in Precious Metals; c. & A. Said to Have Made Purchase.

TUG SON, jan. 2.The discovery of four-lnch vein of wolframite ore. carrying tungsten and yauadium val ues to the amount of sSOOO per ton. an. nounced this week by M. G Levy, own CT of tie Young American claims. is one of the biggest finds in rich Ajo district J. D. Milton of Fairbank is also interested in the property.
 A quantity of the ore has already been skipped to Pttsburg for smeIting and reduction, and the owners expect tu go forward with energetic develop ment work Just at present the price of tungsten and vanadium is attract. i've and there is a good demand for the metals.
 The Calumet & Arizona company is working about 400 men on its property at Aio The company recently bought copper claims from Tom Chids for S122.OOC 1t is reported. There were eight or ten claims included in the iot purchased
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
REPORT CONFIRMED
 OF BIG MINE SALE

FL PAsO, Jan. Confirming the report published in Wednesday. ad. vices of the purchase Of the Pearl G Zenda gold mines in the Amalie dis. trict by the Phelps Dodge interests were received in this city yesterday by persons interested in the new min ing section The consideration is be- tween $75,0OO and s1OOOOO.
 The Phelps-Dodge interests have had several corps Of engineers exam. ming the AmaIie district which is lo- cated in Kern county, and the deal is the result of this inspection. Phelps. Dodge are among the largest mining outfits in the country. and have great holdings in Arizona, Mexico, Montana and elsewhere.
 The Pearl and Zenda property has been controlled by Joseph Fauset. and several other residents Of Southern California. The Droperty is equipped with ten-stamp mill and a cyanide plart which, it is expected the pur- chusers will shortly enlarge.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
CBy L. J. o@erlock)

BOSTON, Jan. 2+Activty 9 contin ues in Arcadian, Alaska and Butte G Superior, but the balance Of the list shows simply investment buying and odd lot trading Don't get short of this market as prices are too low and the next real movement win be a sharp uptum
 The New York market was dull and feutureless with prices practical ly unchanged Only 23.3OO shares changed hands
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

annual meeting Of stockholders. which is set for the second Tuesday of Jan uary of each year
 The capital stock is divided into 5000 shares of SlOO each to be paid for in cash when subscribed for, and 10 be forever nOn-assessable The highest amount of indebtedness to which the Valley bank shall be sub iect is S365,OOO The articles of in- corporation state that the purpose of the new concern is to conduct a gen eral banking business
 At a meeting of the officers of the Valley Bank Adjustment company lt was decided to return to those deposit OTIS of the Valley bank who subscribed to the stock of the company twenty per cent Of the amount of their sub scriptions That is their subscriptions win be reduced to twenty percent of the amount of their deposits instead of twenty-five per cent as was at first proposed
 The depositors committee had such a refund in mind at the time the sub scription were being taken. lt was only necessary to secure subscription aggregating S2OO.OOO but the commit tee tried to secure as much more as possible in order that a distribution of the excess might be made to the subscribers.
 Under this arrangement there VIII be added to the immediately available deposits in the bank more than SEQ, GOO Information Of the reduction will be received with the greatest satis faction among the many of the small CT subscribers. But it is believed that the Valley Bank Adjustment company stock will not be a heavy load to carry. So confident is the public re ? garding a reasonably early realization of 1t. that offers have been made from some sources to accept at par i'm the , way of trade
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
CURES

Tue 2l hour roller skating race champs are Freddie Martin and Frank Bacon They reeled off 293 miles and 8 laps Only 8 teams fin ished. and they were "all in."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

also true that fair play demands it. w. J Olcott w. A. McGanagle and F. E. House have returned from New York, to which city they went early in the month to attend the annual din ner at the Railway Business Associa- tion, which this year took place Dec. 10. at the Waldorf The railway rate decision had not been announced at the time, or it doubtless would have received much favorable comment at the dinner More than 1000 members .Of the association were present, and the sentiment of the speakers was op- timistic, providing there shall be no further interference by the govern 'ment with the railroads of the country.
 We met a number of railroad men enroute home after the decision of
 Che commission was announced" said Mir McGanagie, "and they were all Of the opinion that the result will be a buying movement by the railroads, and that it will assist materially in a revival of business in the near future The central thought, however. seemed
 to be that an send has been reached | in rate reduction, and that the rail roads have obtained recognton that ] increased revenues are imperative | "It is quite significant that the peo- ! pie who pay the freight are among
 those who have urged the freight in- l creases asked for by the railroads. Among them are some of the biggest
 shippers in the country firms that
 ship all over the United States Many
 of the objectors to the proposed in-
 crease of rates were not shippers.
 The advance In rates lately permitted would have done more good for the
 country at large had they been grant
 ed two years ago, but it is gratifying
 that such action has been taken at ] last. "-Skilling's Letter
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

The placing Of Mclaughlin at the head of American tennis for the year is endorsed by the records, although it is the first time a champion has been rated second W illiams' honors are not shaded by the placing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
OVER so YEARS OLD AND NOT A GRADUATE UNEMPL DYED
FINANCE

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE undertoEe
and general aspects OF today very duii
and embarrassing stock market were
accepted as an indication that the com
.plex international situation still Is IN
process OF mental digestion and that no
very definite movement II probable pend
.ng the receipt of GermamyS reply ~
Mashington'S note. Bankers and others
m high places maintained their policy
81 conservatism and the market was
left quite entirely TO the devices OF the
professional element
Prices rose vigorously at the outset,
receded fractionally soon after. advanced
and fell again. hut were hrm al the end.
War stocks manifested more than their
usual variable tendencies. gaining 10
Z points In the nrst hour. but declining
later on slight offerings.
In the second. third and fourth houts
OF the session. trading feil away 20 ridi-
culous proportions with virtually no
change in the inal hour. The closing
was dun 20 the point OF ~tagnatio
Total sales 300. 900 shares.
Aside from advices TO the effect that
the Lusitania disaster has temporarily
checked new business IN finished steel,
general news was encouraging.
Time money ruled At last weeks high
est quotations. despite the taVorable
bank statement Foreign exchange was
weaker on light dealings.
Bonds were strong. but teatureless
Total sales. tpar valued aggregated 81
CSC. 600.
United states bonds we're unchanged
an call
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shsrrard Briefs.

Tho work Of repairing and snIarrine
the Pleasant Hill NJ D. church is pro.
crossing rapidly IL will probably bs
completed this week and a special scry,
ice viii be- held ruNt sunday.
william Sncdeiy,r and Carl Wersheii
FTeut sunday with MADDEN Garviu.
clyde smith ~ Mouudaville is VISIT,
ms no the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. e. *
MrCombs
Mr. William Cooke. who has been vIs
IIug relatives lu West Alexander re-.
turned Co bis nouIs here Saturday.
Mr-. Everett kuUHfy and Miss sylvia
kuHufE OF wood fIu spent Sunday ai
The home % 81 and Mrs William
Eeuke
william 5eabrieht bias purchased q
EfoTd car.
Mrs Anna Afysre Of Wn..lue VA.
The guest OF her sister Mrs. A. g. Mvors
uU SUNDAY
on MONDAY evening the tea.E.ra a
Tho mozart school entertained che mem.
hers ffhe eighth grade and th. alumni
~ the school s. pleasant evening was
spent and delicious rrfr.sffurrts were
SERVED
N. and Str. o. co. Wantramsr, and
con .r.I ~ MHrwuuI were che rrraf
w and Mrs r.. Montromerv on
The quarterly ronfersucs for tts Na-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
THE WE ATHE r
CONDITIONS

1estsrdays low pressure. warm an
shoWery weather area l. passing 81 the
Atlantic coast this morning. but CLOUDY
and unsettled weather continues over
the central valleys and Atlantic sections
An area OF htgh pressure. attended bA
fair and cool weather. covers the upper
valleys and middle west. moving east
ward. Killing rrosts occurred Ia the
Dakotas and light frozt- southwark
over Nebraska. with temperature OF
- degrees at Huron. :. u. and p de
grees at MilnEton. y n.
low pressure, warmer weather area
covers the Plateau states.
Generally fair weather viii prevail m
this section tonight and Tuesday. with
lower temperature tonight. with frost
n the weather clears. The temperature
Tuesday morning VIII probably be near
90 or ~ degrees.
Local data highest temperature yes
terday. 50 degrees. lowest last night. %
degrees. rainfall. 90.
The Ohio viii change but slightly in
the district during the next 80 hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS a.. ON TINE DEPosrra
FINANCIAL.

shall circuit will be held AZ the Mount
DHN"t church on saturday. May 20.
The closing exercises Of the Mozart
school VIII oo held on Thursday cven-
lng Dob the school building An excel
lent program will be rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. George MARBLE and fam
ilN n Hcthl chem we're visiting 81 the
T. ~. schubert home on sunday.
Miss Nellie Mcconnell teacher in the
FIirmunt Normal school. spent the week
end az her home here.
ON sunday evening while Walter Way
man ana hts two sons we're walking 10
their home from the service al the
bethlehem chapel they were shocked by
lightning and thrown to the ground. 10
badly Ftluucd
Mrs. .. r NiEcr was the guest % roll
flll Monday
The followinE we're visiting 80 the
O. W. M.iOmhs home 0u sunday. NJ
and Nrs o. DE- N-Combs and son.
l.Hlrh and Charlre and Mrs. Matilda
M0f'umHa ~ Martins Ferry CLYDE
Smith OF Nourdr..II.. STR and Nfrs z.
n. Mr'omle and Nra U NJ. Darwin
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will be charged and the following pro-
fran will be rendered
Piano duet
Florence and Ethel McClauuahan.
Reading. "rhe Lily" ....... Mary Perry
Pantomimc. The Wind ..........
Louise Paradise.
Vocal solo......... Ethel McClannahau
Pantomine. Mr.. Bear" ...........
Margaret McGlauuahau.
Reading Ills Obituary ..........
Mary Perry.
Piano duet
Florence and Ethel McClauuahan.
Iantomiue. Dublin Daisies .....
Gn costume Louise Paradise.
Vocal solo ......-. Ethel McClanuahau
pautomime. THE Mlnuet' .......
Margaret McCiannahau.
Reading. ............. ........ Mary Perry
In the DAYS Z Went TO school
Louise Paradise.
Comm Through tine Rye ........
Louise Paradise and Margaret Mc-
Claurahau.
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Court News.

Jennie T.. Hickey Vs. samuel "
hickey. Dismissed az costs of defend.
ant.
arab Nolp vs. Ralph Noly et al. Dis.
missed az costs Of plslntin
Nora \. Hompo 20. Bionduccf pornne
81 al Case continued.
John a. Campbell We George "a
Nlcholl 90 al. settled and Nichou 10
pay Judgment OF $3.50.
The girl who has posed AS Nora
Barnes which i- aot her right name
was taken TO her home az Butler toda n
hN county Detective Lucas. where sh.
VIII hr turned over Co the authorities
To care FOR uer diseased nature
FRANK collie. who held up and robbed
Tony iurriizia on coal Iull on year az
ana hen. returned Co the city on -uuda ,
his arrest.
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Arrested for Rohberx.

T. =. spencer. a we'll known young
man OF MinEo. ~ confined IN the village
jail there awaiting a hearing on "A charge
OF robbing a Wess Virginia coal miner
az the McNeal hotel about a month ago.
spencer has been missing from the com
returned last night h. was picked up
BY the police. and IL is said he confessed
70 the robbery. The coal miner who
SHARED a room az the hotel with Spence
was relieved ~ gold watch s. In
money and a diamond stick pin.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW DIRK. May H. Butter ffrrr.r.
creamery extras tHl scorer 20 ac.crrnfn-
cry thIrher ecurirE1 ESQ lriTr. ffrafe
- f -tr. seconds -f"-a iec EgGa. weak
packed extra rrHts 2fL eIE7r. firafs
-l u.l 20. regular packed. extra fIrata
~ M 4-c. Urefa goo Gle. state. rfurr.f-
Nanit and nearby n'uurrE whites fine f1
fancy .aH % ier. nearby htuu.rv brown.
go tir. choose. finn. state whole milk
Ir.'n. specials IItrr. DO average r4rH.
90 r.. Flour was steady. spring patton. s
~ .Nr T.H. winter etrHIrhfa $1,000 b..
winter patents t- IH.. -H
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Logan 4 sryAn's closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Deveiopments
over the weekend ON the whole being 81
a nature conducive 81 an improvement In
sentiment. the stock list responded and
closed in most instances subs tantialiy
higher. Dealings were somewhat re-
stricted - , consequence OF the apuar-
ent desire 20 tread judiciously. pending
furether developments In Washington q
controversy with Berlin. The heavy
liquidation Of last week. taken in con-
junction with the marked expansion in
the short Interest az evidenced BY the
increased borrowing demand for stocks.
have doue much toward improving the
technical position o. the market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
STEUBENVlLLE

STEUBENVILLE. o.. May This
eNempiincatiou OF the second and third
degrees by SteubenVille council. knights
OF columbus. was the occasion FOR "A
gathering Of 400 members OF the Order
from this and surrounding cities on
sunday.
The second degree was put on by
Steubenville council and the third de-
gree by state Deputy j. 4. hcCarty Of
Toledo ana his star. The degree work
was well cNemplinsd.
The major degrees were given to "A
class OF 50 candidates from this city and
Denulson.
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Arthur Rutan Kiusd

. NrthNr A. kutsu. son Of Hon. H. o.
hNlHr. a wen knuWn political leader Of
"fI"il county, was killed Boo . rseuf-
laf way Du saturday. lie was driving
iaud roller aud De fen 80 that ne
roller ran over his head. crushing if
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

l"fl and auufalaemeut HIrI i'm
estate Of Alice VI Chatnsd
. application to probate viii az Tbo,,,.
Bishop. '''''i''7
T;eancy Matisck appointed executrix OF
John Carson of Toronto vas ordered
Co Mass.llon hospital ' w
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crawford There doesn't seem to b.,
ans open warfare between Urrrrrt and
Ife wife
BRADSHAW so. iut hr adr-fts 30 Pc.
HIirfr In. N strategy iu order f0 rst
along uIfH her ..IuIrr
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WHEAT

may amount TO ice 900 OO6 busheis -
suited TO-DAY In swift advance OF IN.
price or wheat. Although somewhs nm
rt-iled at the close. the market finish. q
sc 70 4iac above SatvurdsV nigSt.s
IeAei- Other staples. too. showed gains
corn sc 20 nc. oats i.nitc to &c and
provisions DC 10 Use.
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T-TUT D0rH- % I1asF- 0f Y-rI-yIII. -.
M+lh Inca. 20 years Of SteubanyIle.
Joseph y TiCe. IS wears and Ctrs,a
n. Neale. % years. of llammondSviIIs.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CALLED OFF

Owing to the lack Of public interest in the Garden
Party to be held on May 18th as indicated in the ai
vance sale of tickets the Entertainment Committee of
the Playground Association has decided to give up the
event All checks and money for tickets will he returned
The Association wishes to hank their friends among
the public for their interest manifested by their pur
chase OF tickets
IN two cases only. loose money unaccompanied ivy
the name of The sender received at the Playground
Office It The parties who sent money in this way viii
state in communication 10 the Association The amount
sent ana date of sending The money will I've returned
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FItISEl RICH. MAY IT-Caft1e a--
i've. supply a. cars. choice SNT5sta III.
prime g. 5off $50. sheep. er.4d,'. s,,,.,f,.
Z" douuigdFckst prime wsthers 81 40 o.
tN-Nu. cuils and common 81 n0ff /. 4n
iamh3 sH.NoH 1876 veal calves EN 10 .f
$500. Hogs. active. receipts 10 d,n.1t.
decks. primo h~Bstes mediums orJ
heavy workers Ss.1uffSr5. Ifrbf v,rL.r-
500. pigs s75547 $50. roughs Sd 25rr