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iMwiiauAT 1 1, ivuj. "KiiifcwncTVnii.1 wli I. il Stock Markets, Railroads and Mining FRANK Q'RRI EN BROKER amiiiuTTfiii in It ESPEE SOLD 'STEEL CORPORATION VFRY HFAVY MAGNATE IN EUROPE IfiULrlH 1 1 Uli AGAIN 1 FAKING MINING FINDS Private Wires to Jill Exchanges Branch Offices Phoenix, Arizona, Nogates, Arizona Stocks Bonds Cotton Grain Provisions i ternutiosuU centers of th steel Indus- try represented by the presidents, The (Iron and rectors and official delegates. The bill llblll I YESTERDAY PARIS, Sept steel masters representing Great primarily social in P.ritaln, the. t'nited States, Germany, Trance and perhaps one or two oth-fr countries will meet at the Reform club in Landon next Friday.

The cccasioa is a dinner given by the' lrcn and Steel Institute to Judge E. Unconquerable "Baron Munchausen'' of the Last Two Decades Has Broken Out In a New Place Declines In Stocks on New York Market Was Greater Than for Same Time Wednesday 11. Clary, chairman of the United! States Stefl corporation and presi-j Ma? A 1 dent of the American Iron and Steel institute. Judge Gary has been in Europe PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY, IF YOU WANT METAL MARKET. DENTISTRY.

I III Mulhaiten uspd to be in Pinal comity -most of his time. He occa most of tnc summer and has just returned to the Hotel Riiz, after an ifatoinobile tour of five thousand miles. Gary said to your r. R. R.

FREEMAN, Dentlit nffl 16. Silver, Copper un- NEW YORK. Sept. it; McxicuiiK, Stelnfeld Building. Tel.

R. 2001. ft I am mightv flattered by the in-1 At Office Night and Day. sionally visited Tucson where he made I fast friends with King Booze and his I followers. A local ciiizeti remarked the other day: "When David said that 'all men are he proved lhat he lived in a mining country." This by way of io iho following: i BALTIMORE, September 16.

"Joe" Mulhatton, first- und foremost of fake W. C. LOPPENTHEIN. Good rellcble Flavoring Extracts i get them at Fleishman's Drug Store, 11 mnlfu unpplnltv of Alir VflntliA I Dr. W.

A. BAKER (liy Private Leased Wire to Frank J. O'Brien.) ing each, oilier over the impropriety of iho scheme. Another of, his stories was about, a little girl being carried away by toy ballons and then being She was spending the summer on the shore of a lake, when one afternoon an Italian passed with two bunches of balloons. Her mother was near by and decided to buy her one.

Willie the Italian was getting his change ha gave the balloons to the little girl to hold. They were HetTtogeiher and the strings caught under her amis. Before they realized what had happened, a gust of wind came and the little girl was spen flying high up in the air. There was a great deal of excitement, and the mother ran among the people screaming for someone to save her it happened thai, there was a well known rifle shot at the resort. He vitaUon coming from such an organisation as the Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain.

I am contemplating with special interest meeting the leading preventatives of the iron and steel business. 1 am quite sure that the best moral Yestilts, to say the least, will bp the outcome Extract made from tno very best Vanilla Beans. For quick del'vpry service Phone Main 21. DENTI3TS Consultation hours 9 to 12, i to 5. ar.

K. PenniiiRion St. Tucson, Arlt LAWYER NEW YORK, Sept. 10. The market today was under pressure frani I.Ik- opening If.t,,t- 1.,,, chracter, but the speeches are ex-; story writu who was reported eight TJT mi IllKTllulUlllUl, friendly" confer- pected to raise a number of ipirs- years ago to have lied his last and to ence of this nature.

It will be the tions of universal interest to the have died in the tar west, is much alive first meeting of its kind with the in- tradV weak. Traders sold freely and many stop loss orders were caught. There was no particular ncwi hut. there was an absence of support and the professionals sold with a good deal of Lawyer Fleishman's Phone 21 Drug Store 21 E. Congress has discovered Arizona a copper mine of the purest copper, five miles long and five miles wide at ast "Joe" says so.

Mulhaitnn's reputation for prevari- GLOWING REPORT MA DE Probate, Mining. Corporation, Laot Law 6 N. Church 8t Tuceon. Arlx, TWIN BUTTES RAILROAD dissembling, equivocating and began shooting at the balloons and romancing, plain and ornate, was al- punctured enough of them to cause TIME TABLE NO. 8.

EC most world-wiae, and Ins wonderful in- the child to drop to the ground slowly confidence. In the afternoon lowest figures were reached and the marke closed weak and nervous. With the heavy soiling in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, it was only natural that the rest of the list should go with them. We look for an active professional marki-t for the rest of the week. MUSICAL 0G0LL0N MIN ventious caused scientists and corres and without being injured.

LJ! R8. J. CLARK WILLIAMS, Superseding Time Table No. 7. Effective July 14, 1907.

M' Concert Planlste. Passed Examination Successfully. Re. 833 N. 7th Ave.

Tel. pondents scurry into distant and linle known places to examine meteorites, fossil remains and remarkable relics. The statement that he still exists in the flesh and is the owner of what must be of the most remarkable SILVER CITY, N. Sept. 16.

their able representatives, Cooney No. 2 Mls STATION. Mls No. 1 W. A.

Tenny. the freight contrac-j and Weatherby, are getting things tor, returned Sunday from spending Minder way and the camp presents a a few days at -Mogollon where 'ie-very busy scene. A big force of men went to figure with the Socorro is engaged in building roads while am 0 llv. Tucson Ar. 11:15 am IS Bahunrlta 11:30 am 2 Twin Unites 27 pm 9 13:25 pm 0 3:00 pm James Donahue, "New Britain, writes: "I tried several kidney remedies, and was treated by our best physicians for diabetes, mines in the world is clue to his sister, Mines company on the transportation another force is excavating for the Mrs.

Helena Ledlie, of 250 Park avenue Trains will be run twice each weeK, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, freight will te received only on days until I took upon which trains are run, unless special Organ and Pianoforte, Tuning and Repairing. VICTOR A. REDEWILL Graduate New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Of Redewlll Music Phoenix, Aril San Augustine Hotel, Tucson, A. T.

Phono Hed IGlt. MISS MARY BELLE HUGHES, but did not improve mi itniteinenis are nuwie in advance. Passetitters will be carried upon days trnlnl nrxt run itn mnfni if Foley's Kidney kemedy. After the NEW YORK, Sept. 16.

Drastic declines were general in the New York market today and the support v. as lacking, which previously had been tendered the, list on declines. The selling was accompanied by various reports in regard to the political outlook, as the results of the election in Maine, although perhaps "based mostly oh Heal issues, were not up to the expectations of the generality of traders. On the decline considerable liquidation took place and the narrowness of the market in some of the inactive issues was evidenced by the wide quotations second bottle I showed improvement, per above schedule, with the exception o.i ri tm tt that motor car will leave Twin Huttes at and five bottles cured me complete-, p. and arrive at Tucson at 3rt5 ly.

1 have since passed a rigid ex--- arranKPments may be maal for animation for insurance." Fo-' motor -ar service (or non-srhcluled trips by applying to the supcrintciiaent. t.f machinery and supplies from SU-. foundation of the big power plant on who show" a letter from her brother, ver city. Tenny was told to fig-, the Whitewater. Mr.

Tenny grows According to her his "mine" contains ure on 150 tons a month for the next enthusiastic when talking of the 1 twenty-five square miles and possibly fifteeii montlitv from Silver City to power plant. He says nature has pro- twenty-five cubic miles of copper that Mogollon. This is for machinery and ided almost everything and thinks needs no smelting, the process having supplies alone, and sonle idea of the it its the best site for a water power been performed by nature to lessen the if nsity of the undertaking can that he ever taw. The com- i labors of Mulhatton and enable him be gained from the figures. Mr.

now has over Hit) m. at work to return io Baltimore, his one-time Tenny will probably call his teams on the surface, building roads and home, the wealth of rajahs in from the Texas railroad construe- excavating for -foiindajens and his tion where they have been in use Crooney and Weatherby an; two of in his tinie Mulhatton was a remark-since last'' winter. Mr. Tenny says the busiest as well as two of the haa- i ley Kidney Kemedv cures backache i nu'iitc stanuara time, Teacher In the Art of Lessons in Theory, Harmony and Hiv tory of MubIc. and all forms of kidney and bladder trouble.

Fred leishman. DAVID 8. ROBE. President BTINSON. Snpf rtntenrtcnt.

DAVID T. and is a plain indication of the fal Pupil of Epsteiu, Beethoven lacy of trying to force higher the Socorro Mines company, through piest men in the country. could lie. directly, obliquely, inferen- prices without public participation. There may be a sharp recovery from CONDENSED TRAIN SCHEDULE Eastbound Central.

.141 3-4 tory ct mubic tsi. ixjuisj. urauujt of Edouard Hesselberg, Bel mow, School of Music. Address 223 lv Main st. Phone Red S131.

today's decline hut we are still of Mining Stocks. sally artistically without taking extra nourishment. So gorgeous, so eloquent an withal so plausible were his stories that, Grimm, Anderson and Munchausen seemed as babes in swaddling who had never learned to lisp superlatives. PRIVATE BID MADE 01 HUMBOLDT SMELTER the opinion that values are too high and advocate sales on Doi.glas. Keweenaw.

Osceola. Warren American Denn 4 i-fi ...110 6 1-8 4 3 5-8 A RIZONA LOLGE, NO. 1, A. O. U.

W. Meets In A. O. U. W.

Hall every vtemiesday evening at 7. Hthe-tia. 4 3-S Northern Arizona Thinks 'Bullion Will Soon Be Flowing at Arizona Smelting Co, o'clock. Visiting brothers are frater nally Invited. JOHN J.

REILLY, M. W. THOS. CONLON, Recorder. i Mrs.

Ledlie proudly tells of her brotticr'sriHccomid'shments and how much pleasure she derived from read-j ing his conglomerations of fact and fancy. Immediately after this remark i Mrs. Ledlie told of a specimen of ore i which her brother sent her several i years ago which the would have happy to find it contained 5 per cert. BOSTON, Cept. 16.

The Bryan scare seems to be developing and the bull party seems to be willing to see lower prices. The liquidation today-was steady and the decline was helped by stop orders. North Butte w-as weak, mostly on selling by traders. Arizona Commercial was the strongest stock on the list and ought to reach 40 on any improvement in the general market. The indications are for a sagging market until the short gets too large.

93 76 1-2 .,14 3-8 :100 8 3-4 UCSON CHAPTER NO. 3, ROY g- -o o5siS 3SoZ- ZSo-J' ZSB-I miQ aoQ LEAVES c. "5 I- San Francisco San Jose 5:20 p.m. San Luis Obispo 12:45 a.m. Santa Barbara 4:60 a.m.

Los Angeles Colton Yuma 10:10 p.m. 5:45 om. Maricopa 3:15 a.m. 11:25 p.m.. 11:06 p.m.

Red Rock 4:48 a.m. 1:06 a.m. a.m. Tucson 6:10 a.m. 2:35 a.m.

1:33 a.m. Benson 8:23 a.m. Cochise a.m. Bowie 6.69a.m.,;' Lorclsburg Jeming 2:24 p.m. 11:34 a.m.

9:24 a.m. El Paso 8:00 p.m. p.m. arlv 1:15 p.m. ARCH MASONS.

Meets In Masonic hali on nurd ridav eit-u IRESCOTT, Sept. 16. That will be flowing again out of the 1 1-2 10 T-S ..15 i .50 Qeincy Range Sup. Pitts Granby Niplssing Wolv. Greene-Cananea.

G. G. Bingham Allouez Vtah Old North Butte C. A Humboldt smelters and a new era of prosperity started in northern log of each month. Sojourning com panlons In good standing are frs ternally tnvited.

ANDREW E. DOUGLASS, H. G. J. ROSKRUGEi, Secreta'y.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16. Corn: We anticipated some further drop in corn prices The selling this morning was little more vigorous than niost peo- RIZONA COMMANDERY NO. 1, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, Statti 1 A 44 1-2 41 81 1 117 24 1-R 14 3-4 Arizona ill the next few months, is I Hie opinion of those in close touch with the affairs, of the Arizona Siriieting company, now bankrupt and in the hands of a trustee. J.

Kearney Rice, trustee of the concern and the Consolidated AH- I' zena Smelting company, an associate concern, has petitioned the referee in bankruptcy of the United Slates district court of New Jersey I for an authorizing him to sell at private sale the properties of the Butte Coalition Shattuck pie looked for when the price of December had a break to 66 3-8 cents and May to 65 3-8 cents. It certainly does not leok like a market in which it is safe to take the short side on break of this kind. Corn came out of copper, bat she was bewilden to that it contained per cent. Mrs. Ledlie before her marriage Mrs: Aiuihatton.

According to Mrs. Ledlie, all "Joe has to do is to. watch his menials ta'ti instruments and cut out of copper ready to be hammered inte pots and kettles. In another letter Joseph tell? Mint his luck came pun ing his dependence in a "high power," and after wearing twenty pairs of nailed shoes. He -says: "Tell Mr.

Ingram that it is no -wildcat scheme, but one of the largest and most legitimate in the world." Inquiry elicited that her brother ro-l'f rred to Charlf Ingram, son of James E. Ingrain vho is expected by Mr. Mulhatton "to come out soon." conclave the first Friday of eacb month at 7:30 p. m. Sojourning Kuigh' fmir on SANFORD T.

TYLER, E. C. G. J. Recorder.

Westbound Ariz. Com 29 15 Trinity 17 3-1 1-1' 1-2 -f, om all HrectiOM(4in4Bg- tin) morn I Glebe-Con (A AN XAVIER CAMP NO. 8, WOOtV BU.ck Mounlain 2 1-2 East Butte 1-4 a inp and it was in the way of proiit taking by holders who neglected to get around top a few days ago. There is a short crop and this is 2. ui.

So i nQ a LI, .50 on mi 6 A. O. U. W. Hall every second "al fourth Monday evening of eacli month.

Sovereigns tn good stan Holt are cordially Invited to attend. J. W. KREBS, C. C.

I. NEUSTADTER, Clerk. likely to start, buyers takin again. companies this county, free, and clear of all liens except, two He the referee's permission to sell the holdings of the Smelting company for the sunt of subject to the two mortgages, aggregating and i he Cua.iOliilated Arizona Smelting lecn a a. Hi -5 10 LEAVES Cnmb.

Ely Hancock Butte London. Gircux I'lah Nevada. Nat. Ex Boston. N.

B. Ex. Butte Ariz. Davis Daly Raven Miami. In ism, was reported to I be in I he territorial insane asylum at 'Phoenix from the, hallucina 3-4 .40 TECHNICAL FRANK J.

O'BRIEN, Stock Broker. i nipany lor the sum of He tion ihat he had killed' a man. Just forth in the petition that he r.r. I USTOM ASSAY OFFICE CRITCHETT FERGUSON. he is "said to have reel to sell 'the nrni.ri at he lore that Hm- DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS.

a mine lie sale in this citv luiv on nfiuj, i heen instrumental in seliin 10 3-S 5:05 p. 7:48 p. 9:29 10:56 1 :13 a. 3:09 a 4:01 5:27 a. 10:45 n.

I which netted him several thousand w.f.i nut iirt Bv Private Leased Wire. (Successors to Hughes Critchett) ASSAY KHS, CHEMISTS, METAL-LURG1STS. Agents for Ore Shippers. 119 San Franclsca St. El Paso.

1exa I Paso 7:45 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Demlng 10:37 a.m. 12:38 p.m. Lordsburg 2:33 p.m.

Bowie 2:09 p.m. 4:6 p.m. Cochise 3:23 p.m. 5:40 p.m. Benson 4:40 p.m.

7:03 p.m. Tucson 6:45 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Red Rock Maricopa 9:15 p.m. 12:13 a.m.

Vuma 3:20 a.m. 6:40 a.m. Colton 10:25 a.m. 2:10 p.m. Los Anqeles 7:30 p.m.

4:50 pm. arlv, Santa Barbara 11:25 p.m. San Luis Obispo 3:30 a.m. an Jose 10:25 a.m. San Francisco am.

arv Wheat. m. m. m. m.

m. m. m. arlv "eie jte i believes that he, can sell the 1 properties at the figures stated at i private sale, provided he is irrant-i dollars commission'. His siory of a wonderful cave in Pike county, Kentucky, was a highly New York Stocks.

.101 '5-S .101 IS .103 I-S Pept. Dec May. 6:55 pm. cd authority. The heating of the pe-' l''cratt work of art.

It appeared in a. Louisville paper, and set people on Ltion is set for 1 o'clock Monday Corn. i Sept. two cc.niincnis. talking of the rooms full of magnificent jewels, of long halls liiiFd with great blocks of virgin gold and of subterranean rivers rippling ovi tuds of diamonds.

People Hocked to l'ikevillc by the hundreds, .70 .67 3-8 .66 1-1 n-r riling. Sept. 21. -Market reports of the New York curb for the wick ending Sept. 7.

show remarkable activity in the stocks of the Consolidated Arizona Smelting company, 2,063,0110 shares Dec. i Mav 1-8 I Cotton. price opened 'own lots sold for $100 as fast, as 1 changing hands; Th? at IS cenis, as high as 3-S 1 'he papers coiii.1 be made out. Even I Ocl Dec. Jan 8.51-92 ARIZONA HUMANE SOCIETY.

3 HAS F. HOFF, President. 1671. Vlrs. H.

A. SCHELL, Secretary. i Mrs. S. R.

DeLONG, Treasurer. Vice Presidents: Herbert Browa, fv. H. Sawtelle and Frank H. Schafer, Special Officers: A'lllard S.

Wright, Tel. Black 8161 Jack K. Dufton, Tel. Red Experienced Workmanship Carriage trimming, harness cleaned and repaired, at M. E.

Ortiz blacksmith shop. F. A. JIMENEZ, Prop. rntr, and closed at 22 cents.

Thirty- I P- T- Barnum, the wily old showman, five thousand four hundred shares vas caught in the trap and hastened Branch Line Connections. M. P. Train No. 1 from Phoenix onnects with Train No, it at Maricopa.

M. P. Train No. 2 for Phoenix conn eots with Train No. 10.

at Maricopa. G. V. G. N.

Train No. 9 from Globe connects with Train No. 10 at Bowie. G. V.

O. N. Train No. 10 for Globe connects with Train No. 9 at.

Bowie. A. C. Train No. 2 from Pearce con nects with Train No.

10 at Cocblse. A. C. Train No. 1 for Pearce conn ects with Train No.

10 at Cochise. A. N. M. Train No.

1 from Clifton connects with Trains No. 0 10 at Lordsburg. A. N. M.

Train No, 2 for Clifton onnects with Train No. 9 10 at Lordsburg. So. Pac, Train No. 11 from Nogales a and Guaymas, arrives Tucson 10.10 a.m So.

Pac. Train No. 12 for Nogales and Guaymas leaves Tucson 2:20 p. m. Trains of the Arizona Southern do ot connect with trains of the Southern Pacific at Red Rock, to Pike county to see if he might be able to pick up a few rare skeletons wtr sold the previous week, the quotations ranging fr un 10 to 18 i St.

Paul it. iR Erie 2" Mo. Pac B. R. 1 Rending 1" Smelter Pacific Southern Pacific.

Sieel pref Steel com 4 Atch. Top S7 Airalgamated (j Anaconda 4. Car. Pac 1 Colo. Fuel 13 Gnat Northern 1-12 Northern Pacific.

.138 G. N. 161 Pfnn 12.1 Y. W4 K. 30 L.

106 Mex. Ceu. 16 Nil. Lead. 77 An1.

I 44 Am. 12S 11 ct nts. This in itself looks favorable i of straiig cave-dwellers that the ex-fir the early sale and financing of cited discoverer had overlooked. In the concern, provided permission is due course of time th? phlegmatic and 1-2 Millions of bottles of Foley's Honey 1. -and Tin have been sold without any i person ever having experienced any 1-2 cih( Ihan beneficial results from its 5-S for coughs, colds and lung trou- bio.

This is because the genuine 3-1 Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow 1-: package contains no opiates or other I ha mful drugs. Guard your health by ponderous English tourists arrived in and helped to swell the re- Kiuiiivu (u uispo.se oi tne properties at private sa'e. Tile properties to be sold include ceipts cf Ihe hotels and bars. In 1S75 having a moments to th smelters and patented lands, Blue Bell group of mines spire, Mulhatton wrote a story to the Fred iK-ir Mayor, one thousand shares of'cffict that ihe tombs of Washington mf -B iFI I the stock of the Arizona Exploratio" i and Lincoln b' talven to the company, a claim against the Bame' Centennial exposition iu Philadelphia, company company in th amount of and pm on exhibition, the fund thus Ti Western Dredging DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT teJ27l. ws minim sent an engineer and ten men I 26 1.

27, 878 bonds of the DeSoto at. to be devoted to completing i i Fw easUtht Weil Mflcis tj CaJTifn Ki -ft ahiizt Pills Sur OMLT Al T-tS LA010Y 6 C. DeWITT AjCOWPANY, CHICAGO. IL'- 11-21 Washington on a grand the 'scale. Hi fore ihe fake was evploded a number of sedate editors were claw- company and f'7'J and sltr-3 of the capital stock of PrSoto Mining compony.

so 'i of 'he properties. For Sale by GEO, MARTIN, Corner Ch'irch an Congress Streets..

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