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THE BISBE3 PAiLYJ)BYlBW, BISBEE, ARJZONA,FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1913
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BISBEE DAILY REVIEW
Published Every Morning Except Monday
by the
STATE .CONSOLIDATED PUBLISHING COMPANY.
JW? ' ...,. PHONE NO. N. 2 Kings
BwiWfcs Office ,s PHONE NO. 39
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ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
It will be toe earnest endeavor of The Review never Intentionally
to wound the feelings at anyone.
Should an erroneous statement appear la the columns of this paper,
call onr attention to 1(, and it an error, due correction will be made an.0
ample Justice cheerfully accorded.
The advertising columns of this paper are for sale at tho regular
office -fatei to uaobjectlfinable matter.
' EhtereU fc Second Class Matter at the Postotflce a' Blabue Arisen,
mflr ft of Mwh 4 1872
carried to Washington as soon as pos
sible, In order to be ahead of any pos
sible protests, and hurried through tho
department, title passed to the state
of Arizona and then the lands will be
leased by the Interests that ire -working
for this end. Once the case has
gone this far you will find It an ex
pensive and difficult task, having your
claim recognized, It Indeed It Is rec
ognized at all, and your home, your
labors and your Improvements more
than likely lost to you. It such should
be the result. It will be but a Tepetl-
itnn of what was done In this county
a number of years baclr, under tho
leadership of the very same man that
14 today dominating the Interests back
of this jand grab."
THE CONDITION
AT CANANEA.
Tie people of the Tilted States,
some rich, but many more poor, have
an Investment In the Oreene-Canaea
mines In Sonora amounting to more
tha twenty-nve million dollars. Dur
ing the past "week the general man-
' ager of this monstrous enterprise wa9
force'd,by a mob, composed of people
In Canities, to lcae the mining camp
and pie state. The normal force re
quired to operate the Cananea mines
and-reductlon works amounts to be
tween Ihree and four thousand men,
all of whom, many being American
citizens, are now threatened with loss
of employment To the Mexicans this
means practfeaj starvation, as few
of them have any means of gaining
food pther than their daily wage.
ble:
"Should you find your land among
those given as Included In any of the
selections act at once by filing In
the Pboeuix land office, an affidavit ot
protest, making same In duplicate
nnd having It corroborated by two
witnesses nnd sworn to. The fact ol
having had our filing accented either
on a homestead or desert entry. Is
cot sufficient protection, for a soon
after the legal publication of these
li?ls Is completed, the evidence of the
same will be produced and the same
has been acting In the Sulphur Spring
valley. Tho Arizonlan makes the as
tounding announcement that the pro
posed selectloiulncludes land tha;
had prevlosjyjeerf taken by settlers
under Ihe homestead act which may
resjlt in the settlers losing their
homes unless they rre 'prompt In fil
ing protests vrtilch will retail much
trouble and expense. The Arizonlan
also Intimates that some of the big
cattlemen are behind the land s1ec
tlous In the Sulphur spring valley wno
hope thus to have the land put Into
the hands of the state and thus put a
stop to further settlemtt and conse
quent curtailment of the range area
arid hoping later to get the land from
the state en long lea?e3
The Review Is not thoroughly
posted on Ihls public land scramble.
rfere-js'a condition thai Is deplorable, tut to sa-v n? e"t " I "t another
not only for those who hold tho stock j example o fthe slipshod and Inefli
In tb .mining company. Tint for, those Ulency cf ihe work done by tho press
wWhave been employed In the mines put land commission which spent so
at Cananea. I ranch money last year In automobile
The"' .Cananea mines are regarded touring over the state. We extract the
as the richest copper properties In'the following from a long article In the
stalest Sonora: certainly they DaveJArIz0IIan tcllinq of this land scram
been .operated on a larger scale than
any other, but the outlook now is
that this great enterprise, upon which
so many have depended on for em
ployment, will he closed and the Ca
anea. population, amounting to 12000
to15Q,00, scattered. -
This will surely come to pass un
less 'the state of Sonora or the Mexi
can government Is quick in overcom
ing the mob spirit at Cananca and
providing a condition that shall spell
security and safety for every man re
quired to operate the property from
general manager to the employe hold
ing the humblest position.
The Greene-Cananea in Mexico, or
any company in any country cannot
submit to such propositions and de
mands made at Cananeff. A not may
not be allowed to say who shall or
shall not be general manager pf an
Industrial enterprise. The state may
regulate conditions under which In
dustry may proceed, but it may not
confiscate either In Mexico or else
where. Reports have come out of Cananea
during the last few days saying that
threats have been made to destroy
the reduction plant of the Greene
Cananea. Surely" those who are con"
trolling In Sonora are not so devoid ol
sense as to allow anything of the kind
to occur; it wuld mean the loss of
many millions which would have to
be made good sometime by either
the state of Sonora or the republic.
to the last penny, besides it would
mean the loss of opportunity ot em
ployment to several thousand Mexl
cans;at a time when there is no em
ployment available elsewhere.
A state of anarchy now exists a:
Cananea "which is far more threaten
ing to the welfare cf Sonora than
any condition which has arisen dur
ing all the revolutionary trouble in
our unfortunate neighboring country
and it Governor Pesqueria is wise
.he .will allow every other unsatisfac
tory condition to wait for attention
until anarchy is crashed and driven
out ot Cananea, for if this spirit -bs
allowed to have its way in Cananea
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it will quickly spread oer the state
when Industry v ill be imposcible any.
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THE MlNE TAX. - -
The lower house of the legislature
took another turn at the proposed
mine tax law this week and came
near reaching an agreement On a prop
osition for assessing 200 per xent ot
the net and 12 & per cent o fthe-gross
bullion output of tit producing prop
erties In tho state. This measure Ig
nores the recommendation of the mine
owners as to what would be an equit
able basis for taxation of tha out
put ot all the properties of ta? state.
That recommendation was tor taxing
100 per cent of the net and 12 Mi Pr
cent of the Kross. It was expectea
that the legislature would agree with
tho tax commission that these per
centages were too lowl but we can
not understand why cither the com
mission or the legislature should refuse-
to adopt s basis that lias been
agreed to by the mine owners as be
ing equitable among themselves, as
by Tetalning this bails a measure
coald be made to'yleld as much rev
enue as the basis proposed In the
house. In, Increasing tho -percortages
nlovc th; flg'-'M suggo-jtod after the
ecu ferencp rf, the mini!..' men. the
ratio of increase should have been
malntainetLon both the net and gross
output.
TURNS LOW
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ON BEAR HEWS
NEW YORK, April 2. Influ-
enced by a number ot unfavorable
factors the stock market turned
downward today rater sharply, Tho
sentiment has been predominantly
bearish for some tlnje and it required
only the additional weight ot latest
developments to turn tho market
from the narrow' groove which It has
followed trecentJy .and bring about
substantial declines. Trading was
not heavy, however, and pressure not
severe except at Intervals.
i-nier among roe day3 bearish in- Utah "Copper ..g
M" p m BuusMuuai viuiory wolverine
M.1f -in
lUUilUill ..... ...... ..., .. XA
Inspiration Consolidated . ..13
IsleJtoyale 253-4
Keeweenaw .. .21-4
Lake . ... 1234
Lasalle -(3-8
iMlaml 25
Mohawk ....... 51
Mason Valley 7
Mayflower , .. S
North Lake 15-8
North Butte 237-8
Nip .,..; 91-3
Nevada 175-8
Old Dominion 49
of the firemen on eastern railroads
in their contest for higher wngea.
Tho concern .felt In Eurdpcg over the
Balkan situation was reflected' in
foreign markets and in some selling
here for London account
Total sales par 41,000.006.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Old Colony 43-4
Osceola , 85
Phelps Dodge bid 215
Qulncy 70
Ray Consolidated 181-8
Shannon 101-2
Shattnck 233-4
Superior Boston 33-4
Utah Consolidated 7 3-4
523-4
51
IN
FLOOR COVERINGS
RUGS,
New York
Amalgamated 761-2
Anaconda v. 381-2
American Smelter 681-4
Atchison 1011-4
Rrooklyn Rapid Transit 90
Baltimore and Ohio .1 9S3-4
Chesapeake and Ohio 671-4
Canadian Pacific. .. ..... .. 2401-3
Erie -. 201-8
Great Northern .. 127
interboro Common ..... ...... 171-4
Lehigh Valley ,. ..130
Louisville and iS'ashvllle .... 1231-4
Missouri Pacific 371-4
New York. Central 1011-4
Northern Pacific ...-,.. t 115
Penna 1143-8
Reading 162 5-8
Rock Island dll-2
Sugar 113
Steel Common ....' 613-4
Steel PTd ijt. 108
Bt. Paul ,. ...,. .... 10S1-2
Southern Pacific ,..i.., ,... 98 3-4
Union Pacific ..;.- r. d52 5-S
Pond Creek
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Curbs
21
July ...
May ...
Wheat
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...'.. j.-.: 92 3-8
.May
July
July
May
Corn
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531-4
53 7-8
11.20
11.46
Valuable Find Came Too Late.
The Irony ot fate as exemplified
at Manhattan, Cal. recently. After
working Incessantly and alone for
twp years In a mine In which none
but he had faith, a man named Hub
ley was killed by a cave of rocks r.nd
debris, estimated as weighing forty
tons. The sags fall of earth that
crushed out his life uncovered tho
very ore body he had been seeking
with such dogged persistence The
ore is some of the richest ever discov
ered In the district.
Boston
Adventure Jl ,'... .. 21-4
Arizona Commercial -.. 3 5-S
Algomah ...... 95
Allouez .?f 35
Butte Superior 301-2
Centennial ...... ..? 15
Chlno .. : 401-3
Calumet and Ilecla .a 4S0
Calumet and ArlzpnaV". 66
Copper Range ....'. 44
East Butte 12
Frank 7'
Granbj N'. C3 1-2
Greene Cananea 7
GIroux . 2 3-8
Goldfleld 21-8
Hancock 201-2
HeUetia 50
Saglnawstr.. .jrrr ,-rrr... loi-
Ahmeek '.... 315
Alaska ...VM33-8
Braden ,'.,... L S 1-2
B. and A. . r . .
B. and L. ....
Baltic
Cactus .r...
Denn . . ....
Davis DaTy
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CARPETS, mattings and Linoleums,
Rugs the very best factory lines of
Oriental and Florals In Axminater,
Brussels, wools, fibers and ingrains in
welt selected patterns. Linoleums
and floor oil cloth tn prints and In
laids a cholctf'lne of patterns and
grades to select from, and promise
that you xtlll not be disappointed in
Birice and quality.
Jverything bought, sold, exchacKed.
Standard Furniture Co.
Alien Block - Phone 24.
........ 11-8
.. srIi.... 11
....- 7 .
.. ..'. 21-8
Elenita ax 11-2
Kerr Lake 31-4
Lucky Tiger ...A. ...: 33-4
iN'acozarl bid . . .Jr. 20
North TIgre bid .'. 9
OJlbway. 21-2
Oneco ;.... , 11-2
Rainbow ,; .. 91-4
New Cornelia Kill " 21-2
San Antonio 3
Sierra S5
S. W. Miami .' 3
Savannah nid 11-2
Tonopah :... ........ 53-4
Tonopah Belmont ,61-2
West End 163
Warren bid 61-2
Wolverine ax 75
Warrior H-4
Baltimore Oil ax .'... 45
Calumet Oil ax 33
L. J. OVERLOOK
(Telegraphic Market Letter from
Paine, Webber Co. Boston, for yes
terday )
There was no change In the market
today. Tlie whole list sagged fraction
al on scattered selllns. Weakness In
Wolverine was the only feature and
there was -ery little buying. Confi
dence in this stock is unsettled and
the management has Tailed to give out
any definite Information In regard to
the probable life of the mine and Its
probable value In liquidation. Wc es
timate however that the Wolverine
has still seven or eight years work on
the Kearsearge lode and should be In
trinsically worth at least its present
selling price.
If You Want To
SELL or RENT
YOUR
PROPERTY '
SEE
HAIGLER
The Real Estate Man
Phone 76
Opp. Depot
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
The toafrl of
firemen of a
arbitration grant to
ten to twehc per cent
wage increase is on 54 eastern roads,
and amounts t,o about JWOO.OUU.
British government votes loan of
$15,000,000 to Soudan to facilitate com
petition with American cotton.
(Continued on Page 6)
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STATE 'LAND SELECTION
STIRSvARIZONIAN.
The CourtXand Artzonlan'Is loud In
its condemnation of., the manner in
wtieh2eStSt land couimlssloB
ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS
It is economy for you to make your coffee on the dining table in a percolator
heated, by" electricity- economy in the amount of coffee used - economy in
the cost of operation - economv because of the ease and simplicity of operation.
And you make the very finest coffee possiole, clear as wine. Only the coffee
flavor is extracted no tanic acid nor fnjUrfous juices.
You coffee is quickly made. Percolating starts in less than a minute after the
current is turned on and the coffee is readv to serve a few minutes later, depend
ing on the strength desired. ' EP5 -
Besides being convenient, economical, useful and efficient, this percolator is de
signed and finished artistically and beautifully. It will please the eye and orna
ment the best appointed dining room.
"NEWPORT" TYPE
The "Newport" is furnished complete with cord, ready for immediate use by at
tachment to an ordinary electric lamp socket. " ;
Standard finish - Polished Nickel
CAPACITY 6. CUPS PRICE $13.75 ---'- -
Here is an electric coffee percolator of low price and low cost of operation but
perfect as a coffee maker and first class in construction and appearance.
Makes six full sized cups of coffee - amber clear- makes them quickly at the
dining table. ' , ' .
Finished in polished nickel and comes to you complete with cord ready- for use
by attachine to electric lamp socket. PRICE $8.75
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"American Beauty" Electric Iron
6 1-2 Lbs. Price $5.00
Guaranteed for all Time
This ElectricIrbiPis warranted perfect and free from
defect. .Should the heating element prove defective
ny Time,' 4 4CW ofieHvill be giyen free,
Bisbee Improvement"" Company
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B. P. S. PAINT
is made from pure materials, .so finely
ground it covers from 350'to-400 sq.
feet on the average surface two
coats.
25 Per Cent More"
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than lead and oil or cheap-paintsTj
BBS! LUWBER CO.
Counts
Up Past
IF YOU would know how fast, start a Savings Account ith Ou
Saving Department add to It steadily and after the first interest i
credited watch the interest Upon Interest make the account
GROW!
Hundreds of people are thus building a bank accoijnt:
WHY NOT YOU?
YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED
1000 small Savings Banks for dUlribution to our customers.
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Uain Street. Blsbe. Arizona
Will E. McKec President. C A. MeDonatd, CaahUr,
O. W. Wolf, Assistant SashWr.
kJP KJ & W & &
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The Officers and Directors of this bank consider it
part of their duty to give depositors the' benefit of
their experience irt financial affairs.
. We are especia'ly glad to be of service to women
and others inexpeiienccd in money matters.
Miners and Merchants Bank
THE CONSERVATIVE BANK
4 Interest on Time Deposits
s Worth Asking for
That is the way we feel about vour banking business. If your
account Is the smallest one we hare on our bockS your business
will have our careful and" courteous attention.
Tisi gccesB of this bank has come trora close attention to
EVERY account. The greater part of our business is i made
up of small accounts that have grown because we wergwillins
to help them grow,
The Bank of Sisbee, Bisbee, Arizona
The Oldest and Largest Bank in Southern Arizona
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