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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-08
RALLY AT BLACK DIAMOND.
Republicans Hold One of the Most
Enthusfastfc Meetings ofg the
Present Campaign.

Black Diamond, four years ago one or
the Populist strongholds In King county.
was the scene Saturday night OF a most
enthusiastic Republican rally. A crowded
hall. the largest audience at a political
meeting there this campaign. greeted ev-
cry telling point of the speakers with
applause long and hearty.
The enthusiasm and the size OF the au-
dience was particularly striking In conn
parison with the fusion rally there last
week. Clark Davis and several other lead
ers OF the Democratic party were present.
but the audience secured by them was
little more than half the size Of that Of
the Republicans Saturday night.
The members OF the party attending
the state central committee; Chairman
Morris, Of the county central committee;
John r. Powell. speaker of the evening;
w II. Stratton nominee for attorney gem
Van De vanter. sheriff w. Fl. White,
prosecuting attorney. George Lamping.
auditor; J, w. McConnaughey. treasurer:
Prof w O. Hartranft. superintendent OF
the north district; T.. c. Smith. commits
sioner from the south district: State Sem
ator John Wooding. ID. w. Bowen, inter-
nal revenue collector, and the Philippine
uuartette, composed Of Dell Shafer, Frank
Coombs, Charles Lynch and w. f. Huck-
ms
The party left Seattle at $40 Saturday
afternoon. Its arrival Mt Black Diamond
and other demonstra tions.
Ii is estimated that fully 700 people
crowded the hall in which the rally was
held. The seating capacity was soon ex-
hausted. the aisles became choked and
the crowd extended out into the street.
Mr.. Powell was introduced as the arot
speaker. and delivered remarkably
strong address upon the issues OF the ma
tional campaign. Expansion first COM
manded his attention. In the course of
his discussion of the money question he
made frequent quotations from Bryan's
speeches of four years ago. In which the
Democratic leader made predictions of
the dire things which would befall were
free silver not adopted
Chairman Schvely made the only other
speech of the evening. His discussion
was of state and county topics. and he
explained at length that the deficiencies
In the appropriations for the state in
situations made the Rogers administra-
tion really more expensive to the state
than that OF John H. McGraw. In con-
clusion Mr.. Schively introduced the va
rious candidates to the audience.
The Philippine quartette won much ia
vor with the audience. II sang a large
number OF the Republican campaign
songs during the evening and was called
upon for encore after encore.
Chairman Morris. OF the county central
committee. stated last evening that Black
Diamond was certain to give good
Republican majority this year, although
heretofore carried by the opposition.
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PERSONALS.

Seattle
v. Hu.s,is. Of Port Townsend. spent Yesterday a,
the Rnsier
.HR K,,tr. min man Of wha,com. Is rurss
y. G, Fisnnerv mill Of Minneapolis, ia at
the Ratnief-Gfsnd
n Z plshins'r promlnsn. citizen of wha,eom.
u registered A. the Seattle
T. May. prominent sslsincss mae II Portland. 4.
In IN. ritz On . business trip.
Thomas Graham. vsii.snown mining nsn of
snohcraish l. AT the Northern
" II Nosri.. . prominent hsisiness man Of Ev-
sFrss Is registered At the Sisrens
william Andrrsou North Yskinx trui,
grover d sasst q the oerisensfai
W NJ Rnssrs. q iunb~rnsn ~ Anacartss 4, IN
the city ard ts guest q thu Seattle
,esa Collie, : .sll sso~s sus,as.. man Of
A,efy, enyrouaioh cean.sl q she sssy Il
sFpasne, Is IN The dy. gisst = 'hs Hufleg
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tar 4 IN ses suy. gaess = TIE Rsinist. Grand
J q, FsifAesa. wstAaawa citizen a ygh..ses,
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Sherlock, Thursday: Collins. Friday. and
Meats, Saturday.
wakkfakuul county will hear Col. W.
j. Fife and Harry Ballinger. They will
be at Cathlamet, Tuesday night: Skamo-
kawa. Wednesday: Erookhsid, thursday,
and Gray's river, Friday.
One Of the principal meetings OF the
week will be at Fairhaven wednesday
night H W. Craven and George l..
Mckay will be the speakers.
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SAYS FAREWELL TO srrK..
tnit~d states District Attorney
Friedrich Moves ia Junenn.

Junean newspapers announce that Gen.
Robers A Friedrich. United States attor-
ney for the district 81 Alaska, has trans
feFred HIS cficial rsaiasnce. as provided
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Only Sa9. Seattle IN Spokane ard re-
turn. 70 attend tho Fruit Fair Tickets
On sale Oct g. Good 20 return Oct Il
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TURNER IS THE DICTATOR:
he Rules Democratic Campaign
With an Iron Hand.
GOV. ROGERS HIS PLANT TOOL.

Every Candidate. Save the Governor,
to BE Sacrificed I'm order 20 Far
Their the lie Rot Boss Candidacy
for Recollection I'm IoO3-story of
the orxanisst ton Of the Cor
rupt Turner-Rogers Machine.
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by the new civil code, from sim y {
neau. His library and records 49, p
veyed from the capital 10 Juneon u [
steamer Cottage City.
Owing 10 tho fact that the aDouu
tion for additional assistant di6fr13 p
torneys was stricken from the IN =
bill, Gen. Friedrich will not haye N
sistant Mt Juneau.
John q. Price has been appe1n111
sigtant az Skagway.
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A THOUSAND TONGUES

Gould not express the rapture Of Annie e. spnng.
er, @ Philsdeiphia, when DR.. Kings New Discovery
siFsd her q hacking cough that for many rear,
nao made life burden She SAYS: AFTER a.,
other remedies and doctors failed il soon removed
the pain IN ny chest and can now sleep soundly.
sometnfns can scarcely remember doing before !
.ssl ne sounding its praises throughout the UNI
verse DR.. Kings New Discovery Is guaranteed 70
r r AZ troubles Of the Throat. Chest or Lungs
rnce pc and 81 Trial bottles free at
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD 1T
~ he'd had Itching Piles They're terribly snnoy-
ing; but Buckien's Arnica save win the worst
sH.e o. Piles ssrth- II has cured thousands For
INJURIES, Pains Bodily Ertiptions it's the best
save ia the world Price sc box. Cure guaran-
tecd Sold BY
STEWART a HOLMES DRUG co.
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HTohEs sn1 escssisily snesAsfs are
" 1Stt coGgetest - appreciate the
purity, sweetness Aai seliescy ~
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fsr isaaiiy, ie r~mArkAhle enalgieat eleans
tnA, and psrtfyfEs rr1rest.es derives frsra
SSGccnA, the tEest skis care snd pnrest Of
ezrs'is Az warrant lss vAe in psrsegvins pazt.
frtnS snf ec4nhfying the 60 n ple xion hanis
And hair Aatfn the fern 81 wasAes Ana $50
usX fer uA.srsrve weatpcsses AnHoyfsx
trrauans sad ehsnrgs. tso free OF nsenslvs
lSHfirAagn, and Tor many sanassve purposes
lai ES&ny az TIE above cunditlOas sestle
A1sAnsrEs EG S{riSosA. win prove Of
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Change of Ttme.

Steamship Humboldt VII san far Stag
Ray tonight a, O'Clock a..
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ouiy So a. Seattle 10 Spokane ana -.
turn. to attend the Fruit FAIR riek.f.
on sale Oct = Coed 70 return oei IA
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One tsre for the Roand Trim.
Via the G.. y. Ry
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Big Sale.
Real China

We are Cutting Prices
all to Pieces During Our
Big Clearance sale.
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EVERYBODY that can spare the ~
attend the Fruit Fair at SpokanA RI
trip tickets, via tho Great NortkGu \
only $40. 40. Oct. Q.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
Chicken Snow.i

The Fourth Annual Exhibition Of
the Southern Colorado Poultry Asso-
citation will be held in Pueblo, January
10th to Goth. 1900. Mr.. D. T. Heinz
Itch, of Jacksonville. Illinois, has
been secured TO Judge the same. Mr..
Heimlich has judged at many Of the
best shows in the United States and
score card signed by him will
materially add to the value of any
fowl. The Association will pay ex-
press charges on all birds sent to and
entered for competition at this show.
thereby placing outside exhibitor on
an equal expense with home breeders.
Besides regular cash premiums offer
cd. there will be some cash specials
The association has always paid its
premiums in full to both members
and outside exhibitors.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
Literary News.

Two articles on Cuban Character
istics," by Mr.. George Kennan. just
published in The Outlook. are attract
ing attention; it is peculiarly out
spoken and clear statement Of con-
ditions in Cuba. They were supple
mentary to the two series Of articles
written by Mr.. Kennan a. special
representative Of The0utlook in Cuba.
Another special commissioner Of The
Outlook is Mr.. Phelps Whitmarsh,
author of The Worlds Rough Hand
who is now in the Philippines, writing
exclusively for The Outlook. while
Mr.. James Barnes, author Of Yankee
Ships and Yankee Sailors" is now in
South Africa, whence he will send
The Outlook . series Of special ar
ticles on the Beer war. (s3 year.
The Outlook Company. New York;
+ + +
The January number Of Recreation
is good as all numbers of this delight
full magazine are. It contains nearly
hundred pages of the most interest
ing matter about the hunt, the chase,
fishing and all sorts Of recreation.
After reading = number Of Recreation
no man with drop Of the true sports
man blood in his veins can help look
ing over his gun and seeing II it is
In good shape, or getting the old
nsh rod and planning his trip for
next June. Recreation takes ones
thoughts on the deep subjects Of the
day and away from business cares
and helps one live over again that
vacation Of last year or the year b.
fore, or perhaps. give you few hour,
Of genuine pleasure n planning Z
trip for the eemiag ssasoa.
I'VE car ssnd ths REcoRp and Rec
rsatioa, botA for oss year for San
l-ia sdvaacs-l
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
Better Look Out.

Mayor Thomas has been appointed
agent for the Humane Society, and
he is going to be an active agent too.
II seems that much cruelty to
animals of various kines has been
going on around Cahoh. The women
stood 1t ~ long - they could. and as
. result Of their not being able to
stand it any longer Mayor Thomas
has received tots appointment.
II appears that an agent Of the
Humane Society has pretty strong
authority. He can arrest any ono
for cruelty to animals and his arrests
usually result in convictions. So it
bshoove the small youth and the
careless man to BE- just . little bit
more careful IN their treatment Of
the dumb brutss under their care.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
BIG OIL COMPANY.
Have nsny Thousand Acres of vaiu-
able OIL Land Leased. Begin
Operation at Once.

One of the new corporations in
Fremont county is the Independent
Oil Co. It was Incorporated in De-
cember last. Capital stock is 500,-
600 shares, of Which 100000 is
treasury stock. The incorporators
were Arthur Willett, Chas. R. Ber-
nard. E. G. Kindred and l. F. Dawson.
The object of the company is to
drill for oil, gas, artesian water and
mine coal. While all leases control
th.-e four products. the company
proposes to pay especial attention to
the oil busin. IS just at present. The
company has already secured valuable
leases on much promising lands.
These leases cover 1900 acres in the
Hardscrabble country, go acres well
located in Florence and 500 acres
east Of Four Mile. The Hardscrabble
country bears every indication Of
being the future oil section of Fre-
mont county. Realizing this, the
Florence Oil Co. have already pur-
chased q large tract of land there,
which they are preparing to operate
extensively. Judging from every in
dication known TO oil men there is
plenty Of oil in the Hardscrabble dis
trict and all that remains to be done
is TO put down well. This will be
done in the near future.
Never since its first discovery has
oil been in greater demand, nor have
the prospective profits in oil lands
been greater. The price of the pro-
duct IN every state is higher than
ever before. Oil lands, oil prospects
and oil wells are in great demand by
the bigger oil companies The mama
ger Of the Independent on Co. has
already contracted for the sale Of all
the product they may have at fancy
figure, buyers to take it at the wells.
1t has been reported that the oil
wells at Florence were giving out,
bat such is far from being the case.
Never in the history OF Florence have
the oil wells been moro productive or
more profitable than at the present
time. The Oil Supply Co. Of Pitts
burgh has just recently established
branch supply house at Florence and
has put in { train load OF supplies
Every company operating at Florence
il increasing its capacity and conse-
qusntly its output.
The Independent Oil Co. is being
handled BY good men. The incorpor-
ators and stockholders are all good
conservative business men and they
are going in to make big company.
Only limited amount Of stock will
be placed on the market at present
and already several big blocks of
that have been taken by men of
means and who know something about
ths prospects.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11

their house they can hear it ten
blocks off others even further. Its
. noisy thing and gathers . crowd
wherever it stops. Seeing it, or
rather hearing it at . distance the
small boy feels sure . circus has
struck town, but on nearer inspection
he finds it is Milligan's grocery
wagon out on its regular tour of de-
livery.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
Four New Songs for 7,e.

Four new. popular, copyrighted
songs: Great pathetic war love song,
Parted in q Dream" beautiful waltz
heart song. Darling Lenore;" great
mother heart song, Mothers Darling
YETI spicy coon song, Honey, Pick
Up an Follow Me-" each Soc song.
Accounted the four greatest hits in
1899. Praised by musical directors
of ten American colleges. Superbly
printed on heavy enameled music
paper, regular style Every song
lover buys them at sight. Money re-
funded if not satifactory. Have set
epart 5000 copies of each to sdvsr-
tiss. All four for 25c, three Tor 2ic,
two for tic, one for l3c. Order be-
fore gone
Published by Windsor Music com
pany, Chicago and New York. This
offer is good only on addressing the
author, Halbert l.. Hoard, Fort Atkin-
son, Wisconsin. If preferred, order
through Citizens State Bank, Fort
Atkinson, Wis, or this paper. lt2
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
New Pager.

The Golden Crescent 10 neat speci-
men Of . new paper that comes to
this ONCE. 1t 10 magazine form
II pages with cover. Published at
Cameron In the interests Of Cameron
and the gold mines Of that section.
It b beauty and has the appearance
Of being we'll patronised. l.. d.
DickiDoe, formerly postmaster at
Bare HilIs, 10 publishsr and W.C.West
Of Cahon has some important connsc-
tioa With the once.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
The Civil Service.

The U. S. Civil Service Commission
announces that the annual examina-
tions for positions in the classified
service will be held all over the coun-
try in March and April. There were
over 5000 appointments last year,
and, Judging from present indications,
there will be nearly 10000 this year.
Any one who wishes may try for q
place without expense. One can OBJ.
tain full information about the dates,
places and character of the examina.
tions, free, by writing the Columbian
Correspondence College. Washington,
d. C.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
HOWARD COPPER MINES.
More Abost the Cooper Copper MIsss
q Howard In West
Fremont.

People who know ANYTHING about
the mineralogy Of Fremont county
have long been Of the conviction
that there are good copper proper
ties to be had in the western part Of
Fremont county. All the wsy mp
from Parkdale to Howard good
copper showing can bs found for the
looking. No systematic development
work has ever besn done till recently.
1t now seems that Messrs. Cooper at
Howard have bonanza. Our special
correspondent at Howard writes
further kbout the discovery.
The Cooper group Of copper mines
six miles from Howard was located
April 4th last year, and worked
steadily until the group was leased
and bonded July 2lst. They were
practically Idle for five months owing
to the fact that the leassees were
trying them for speculation. Notice
Of forfeiture were served o. To-, SSs
Jan. End this year. Now the owners
are in possession of their group, and
have added to it the Exchange. two
and one-half miles from Howard.
Their new discovery, malschite lode
Nos. !. 2, and 3, near the station
here. making . total Of 10 claims.
All Of these claims show good ore,
really three Of the number have ore
sufficient to pay all expense Of de-
velopment.
The Uncle Billy. "one Of the group.
b 45 foot vertical depth. Bat the
ore chute is inclined and Is in night
for 60 foot. or as far - the word has
gone and il imbfoken from surface.
There il three tons Of this ore taken
out and on dump thst mill runs 80
per cent copper. $40 gold. Assays
have been taken from the ore ~ high
- 60 per cent copper. $50 gold.
Nothing lower than 20 per cent
copper, this is . paying mine now.
Others Of the group are only assess-
ment work but all show good ore.
A car load Of high grade ore can b.
loaded from what y out now from
ths group. Ths malachits load, men
ton Of which has heretofore been
made, Ia fully up TO all that has heen
claimed. , Other openings on the
ledge show ore Of good values carry
ing heavily in grsy copper. Certainly
this discovery is proving itself to
make an enormous producer. Mr..
Cooper says their arrangements fer
organizing . new stock company 10
progressing nicely and expect to
have il complete to begin work with
In two weeks with plenty Of money
In the treasury to effect . develop
msnt Of the Msiachite and Uncle
Billy to make them good producers.
There arc ether good prospects
throughout the district that will re-
sumo work within short time. Al
together this locality is proving .
boom to its citizens and ere long
Howard too win b famous for its
coppsr-eold production.
Specimens Of this ore have been
received at the RECORD office and
can Be- examined by any one inter-
ested.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
Have You Sees Mexico7

The trip thither is as fascinating
as tour of Egypt. 1t can be made
quickly, comfortably and at reason
able cost by joining Gates personally
conducted Seventh Annual Excursion
to Mexico. via Santa Fe Route, leav-
ing Chicago February 2S. Through
vestibuled special train, comprising
observation car, compartment car.
dining car and Pullmans. Tickets in
clude every necessary expense for
thirty days trip. Itinerary arranged
for seeing Mexico by daylight. You
escape inclsment March weather at
home. Inquire Of local agent A. T.
& S. F. R'y. Still
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
AZ Camp rsrrett.

H. H. Brown Of Canon City arrived
in camp Saturday. Mr.. Brown Is in
terested in several very promising
properties in this district and he is
also . man Of extensive experience
in prospecting and mining. He in
forms us that hs expects to remain
tho greater part Of the winter and
will do development work ON his
properties. Associated with Mr..
Brown 10 Charles Friskcy. who came
in camp from his home near Busns
Vista, . few days since. Mr.. Friskey
will take part In the work with Mr.,
Brown. We expect good results
from these people. Turrstt Gold
Belt.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
spes,ai Church Meetlas.

Samuel B. Barnitz, D. D.. Of Des
Moines, Iowa, western secretary Of
the Lutheran church. will preach at
the Lutheran church in this city to-
night st 7;S0 o'clock. He viii Be ac-
companied by Rev. Ysrger Of Topeka
KansaA and the object Of the meet
ing will be to secure . pastor for this
church and to take steps towards
building = place Of WoxsAip IN tAis
ci0. An aro we1eo0s.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11

II you would like the New York
World Almanac and Year Book, we
will sell it to you and give the
RECORD free one year-both $500, in
any kind of good money.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-11
A Lsss1 Tlulag.

MilliGan has = nsw delivery wagon
but there ore very fsw people in
town Who haven't hssrs Il. Il IA
really Tie losdsst thing Of Tie Kind
shst svsr occupied IL streets Of
CaGoE. Psopss kavs bssa sulscidsd
- y what oo,oe h b paiass1-bst
~ tnow u = . eessr IN right for
nUuks sigAt - = nsse1ne. eens
~ whsa ~ Nv rig staFh t.