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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

n.ssos, Mass, Jan., 81 rhe award
ia q one q he noN Har ressels % shs
Fore River Works and she lnlelllgencs
thng tae securing 81 this contract mesui
ila iofmaliop q new oompany wWh
SO, 900. .Qoo q capital and with Mr. soot1
n lhe linton Iron Works. San fnncis
-. interested. greatly pleases and ale,
interests the people oitho old Ray State
rleniy q espilal . ready ioT sbeenpand
mF oniorpflse, and poblic opinion, Dc
epiis tho anll4mpefinllfm which ha
hssn manifested heFs ~ largely, strongly
lalnn ll.a anlsrslmaal d lLa navy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

H,AaAnA fAns. \. Y., Jan. a-ihe
n.aollnpry q NJ new Installation Of
eleclrle power Ia the huge plant Of the
the Niagara Falls Power Company has
heen SEA 10 motion. The wheel pa ls sn
enormous cutting la the solid foek,
nearly 30 loet deep and vide and can
accommodates 10 laFbing wheels, zach Of
over 1900 horee.poaer. THIS ls The
lareest hydfsolc rlnn, IN the world an
IA she eoa,llstisn q lho Installation a.
AAnnana spsines. where tie g. Law
mAa rssr 4 harnoasod 70 ll,e faleni u
fln0ol hotsa pouef.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

An that vrmaips or the gryat temple
~ Zcus, which was 1yu years n build
lng, Is 90 he found abuut $50 yards
rom thg foot ot che Acropolls az AtA-
ems The ruins consist OF lb columns
vt tlR CorlnIbian order 6is feet m a.
om,tnr aud tO feet high ll was the
scc0ud largest tymple erected by the
GrccAs one superior 20 it iu sire being
thv vmpIe of Diana ut Ephcsus. Ac,
yordNg 20 legend, its foundation was
hult hy nukallon, the Greek Noah.
Wuo lr.u ibis point witnessed the wa.
tors of the duod suhs.le, An opening
iu zoe sr'uud is said 60 bee the oridce
,huugh which the Hood disappeared.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
LETTER FROM A
YOUNG WRITER

Mrs. W. W. Skinner, who IL very
lsnd u children and loves TO make them
happy, by giving them small Christmas
aud birthday gifts, received the follow
lne letter Of thanksa few days alter
Christmas from little gentleman seven
years Of age.
The penmanship was excellent Tor
a child OF those years
SALaN, Oregon.
Dear Mrs. Skinner-l thank You
ever - much for the books, ! ao cotn'
lng up 10 ne you. Mamma likes you
aud 4 do too. do yon like mot Are yor
an well7 like AL ol you, ] do,
With Love,
MOams RAGS.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
NO MAN IS STRONGER
THAN MS STOMACH.

1h. stomach is the vital center Of me
-, n "A The organ from Wnich al
,,bsr oy oryans are fed a weak stomach
.,'..ns ,geak man. There never wss
.,.,,,,,, man with a weak stomach VIA
;' lied weak stomach is ~ genera
.i.,.,sed condition Of the stomach anu
,,,,,,- oroans OF digestion and nutriuOn,
,saicb prevents the proper digesuon VI
III ,yhich il taken into the stoin-
~. -, s,,5 60 reduces the nutrition oi tne
-, When All food is taken away the
- .,,ryes When the food eaten -
.sf, d,gested aud assimilated IN part u
vi. ,,o,,rishes the body in part, ana 80
the body is partly starved Ano a.
starvation is felt Ia every, organ ~ sI a.
body dependent on the Dlo0o VIM" %
made from food. -.... ,.,.
The great variety oi the cure -,
c,rned by Dr. Pierce's Golden hlsulsd, ,lssI
Bscovery is due TO us reilal '.','u,. AaoiS
,,o,yer TO heal diseases OF the sto,liaSn ~
and allied organs. IL cures throuBn sns
stomach diseases seemingly remove Dus
which have their origin III a olseasen .,.7l
condition Of the stomach and tne othei
org,ns of digestion and nut'ltloh'
oNVeak % heart, lungs, kidneys ana weak- Ak
ness Of other organs IS cuTeu "l'h '"e
cure Of the weak stomach.
A, Thomas A. swafis, Box io5 sup.s,ation ..l,,i
I, Columbus. ohio. writes vas ' laA.I p ~
- .ftb severe headache then cramps ~ VIC VIZ
-, ~ srd food would not digest then kionst
,J Vyer trouble and my back got wsaE ~ =
e1uid scarcely get around. The morf 2gg,,d ~
| - ,,oses I gof uutn 80 years passed htt hta -
-, wy. ~, ,,,6riy / could only walk 10 tht mouse
E,. tte IA Of 4 chair. and got 20 thin han ~
! ,,.5s - 70 dis thinking that coula n9s pe
/ sd 'rhen one OF my neighbors said, az
Ivy, 'p.,1.is Golden Medical Discovery ana MAKE
| - man out of yourseif The hts DytuSS
! ,.insd me 20 thought would get anothst .1d ana
1 W. Nsd tsker eight bottles I was weigned
W s.,.d I hsd gained twenty seven (17l lbs;
| i. .bont sir weeks / have done more nat = =
cory In the past eleven months than ! i3,ss uia !.
| t,go wears before aud ! am a. etou' ahu "''''"'
| to.dsy. think as ever was'
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
HlGH-CLASS TEXTBOOK
COMMISSION NAMED
TO Garry Into Effect the Pro
visions Of the DAILY Bill
AComnission Chosen That IS
Above Commercialism
and Political Pull

On Wednesday evening Gov "ee'
named the following prominent citizens
a. the oregon Textbook Commission Tor
four yesrs each under the DAILY bill pas
sell by the lac, leeislalnre'
Harvey W. Scott, Editor Of tho ore
gonRn. Portland.
wm. NJ Iadd, Ranker. Portland
stephen A. Lowell, Attorney pendle'
ton.
P.L. Campbell, President Of The state
Normal School. Monmouth.
WIN, VI. Colyig, ATTORNEY, Jackson
vile.
The commission is composed Of t'ree
Republicans, Scott, Ladd and lowell
and two Democrats Campbell and
Colyiv The last named is a lifelong
Democrat, although he Supported Me-
Kipley at the lat election. No one Of the
gentlemen named is a politician 10 uhe
offensive sense Of the term, but all five
are independent ia public life, men OF
more than average intelligence and
stamina. GOV. Geer is certainly 70 be
congratulated on his independence and
good judgment in selecting this commits
sion. and has already received many
compliments aud congratulations on his
work lie has more than met public
expectation.
Al the gentlemen named are not only
positively and publicly known to be no
controlled In any way by the so-calle'
i American Book Co., that has had the
entire contract for supplying textbook
in Oregon Tor the past eighteen year
Iexcept one language book for the pas
/ six years, but they are men who hay
. intelligent convictions and do not ~
) prove Of the reprehensible methods Cha
! have hitherto prevailed. They will a'
for the people, not for any book trust q
!. for any combination or pnhlishin
y house.
The commission appointed had bee
settled in the mind Of Gov. Geer for so'
eral weeks. lie did not give 1t out b.
lore Wednesday evening, but constant
sought by all the information he cou
yet toimproye the combination and me
the requirements Of the law as 10 ge
graphical distribution, political diyisi
aud at the same time dnd men who we
qualified ~ 10 intelligence, high CHI
aeter and the stability TO resist CONNIE
- cial methods that have prevailed in I
~ paat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

A spcclal Uccting oi thv sslcm pryss
Club is hereby callci az the ohioo Of the
sesretary, up stain iu ere Statesman
hnildlas, on Monday eycuing Jan. &,
laOi, iof the tnnsae, NON OF ,vugral basi,
ucss J. "A. Fie,cbef president inuk
Dasey, secretary,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

DaislaosN Jan a~.0bp Maryland
sieel compsay Al spaiIow's Poinl has
aidod q thoasand nen % lis lorce max
ine 8. .ooo- employcd on two mammoth
sssel passenses and ifgiEh, steamers ~
lan hetween New NuTs and london hy
lAo Atlantic transport llne Their keels
us.s laii la Nofsa heF sni they . " cosl
81 Noloo enf1
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
nla.k nms ourat lnsfsasss.

Drsvnn, Col. Jan. SILT ls PRACTICAL
ly an assured thing that .he oulpni OF
rola from he Black Hills Nill BE- In
creased AZ least one.thlFd Tor the year
laol. The past year showed a wonderful
advancement Ia ihe treaimenl oi the
lou.eyade ore q the hills by the
e,anlde prooeae. which has oome into
vogue within lew yeAu. Seyeu
nsw cyapide plants have been
ularsed o. IA one oonntY, and seven uor'
are ia ooaesc q oonAtruetion. There Al'
milllons d ,onn Of ore m she Black hill'
that carry values 200 los 20 treat by ans
hus the cyanide pFoccaa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Here IS a story from the baptist con
ference at Leicester 10 is about a
m'nlstce ne tOuut hlmsglf aJ ybarel
one momiug Without bis scymtn "My
dear brythreu' he exclaimed "a can
only give sou now what cod viii srud
me. huJ tonight Win come hack better
pVpaucd '- pall Mall GaIrttr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Ebony was esteemed as am Article OF
luxury ny tle gncivuts ln india o.
was employed hY kings Tor scepters
and imases ana as Il was supposed g.
annul the power Vf p0lsons Vas 0gteu
uads into drlnking cups
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
$3.50. \ ,,srd Work without GOLD pUsl ]
MINIS AND BOYS NACAINYOSHES

o Is ~ heavy i6ng affair you've known @ anG S"uli. oI
these are an entirely new kInds ~s
s and STYLISH Made to fit and OF eU. - rsOts look
icay that is absolutely rain PROOF Tbs onIv trouble
like the ordinary top coat eSeep. u sn % carry over and
: We ate y s move vev will cut the price IN Two.
= = VSy come ouck and get t-css rain coat at one' 10
value
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
ev nopRH BROTHERS.
JOURNAL ~x.pAYs /"

RIee.s shing in oregon--ihe mouth OF
Columbia river.
salem needs a free public library ana
athletic club with veil equipped sy~
nssiuni.
The bsll collector who leaves The sinohe
a. 4 biz cheap clgnr behind him aa no
yoes rom oiIlco 10 Office is siill At large
Abnormal demand for Mexican dollars
IN china has sens up price Of silver the
uast three months. Bot u has not
reached 70 % ..
The,e 4 over cfoadIng Of the legAl
profession a. Portland a. elsewhere
nerlmnasion, deportation, Or starvation
aw being dlscusaed.
aAe
In the 'nlxtes iwonty'ionr lawyers
easll, did the business that now occupies
.ome lorr.hundrcd aud fi,y and made
great Deal more money.
q 4
A the time approachea Tor the legs
lninre .o meet the demand lor space
IN he len.cent lodging. houses on th'
,lQer font exceeds the supply.
aAa
The London and San Francisco BAN
own the salem LiRht and power plan
ana collects more revenues ONT OF th
people than the entire expenee o. Vi'
government
4ae
Marion county Pomona grange q.
eunsed a ia Turner Convention u
question ol relative Hhareoi taxes oor'
by personal and real estate. They ~
arira 10 show that realty hears fully
por cont oi the taxen, and personal on
II. This is rather large for persons
considering that u owns the real ea's'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

in the ue.d 30 mcilOinr .s lllod .
SAruaparIla, 10 Ius scsses aytual and
ancQuallgl merit hy which 10 cures an
diseases canss,i "a pTumOtod by Impure
or lmpoyeusheJ hlOol II you hayc
rhenmatism. dysuepsla, scuiulaor yat.
aTfh you may take lloods SarsapcuUa
aud b. curcd n yon aut ruu d0en ana
lcel veal aud tiryl, 10 Nill do you goOi.
The iayoute family calhaftr islloAls
rilh
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Wel WealheT N,osis. Az oi oar Mack
inigelles SID Al ~ per csnt rVluctlon.
An a oaf tl 40 lnbfrllAs 20 Cts.
Aloi oar "a Cmbrolls noN ho cts
sAlfM WOoiiN MIL STORE,
4. 40 Il
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

AZ lhe w. b. s. D ban "a friday
nsst II hsll papt ivo ID ,he aneuooe,
81 hlr. 500 Mrs Ffankhausef. Al efs
lnlllnt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
Corvallis { Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

One and two connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific trains,
giving direct service ID and from New.
port aud adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
70 reach camping grounds on the
BreitenSush and Sahtiam riVels the
same day.
n WALDEN KDWIN eTORk
F.AP.A hAnGg
J. TlRNER
Az NJ Albany
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento TO Ogden
and III Paso, and tourist cars 70 Chicago,
ST. Louis, New Orleans and Washington,
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. w. w. Skinner agent at Salem
station, OF address
c. Ii. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

has fOr nearly sixty years been
recognized as the Peoples Ma
uuual Family Newspaper. for
= farmers aud villagers It's
" fplendid Agricultural Depart
w ment. les reliable market re
Az ports recognized authurity
kH throughout the country its
~ fashion notes, its Science and
EKLY :s%.ps @:s@sa.i: i5as1 R;s1'.S;R' .5s,: ~,
IBUNE .slI ..sIp;isa 'isi, T;Es'"' Ssrss, ;S6 ;rS5
per year
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Blgest ching in oregon--shs mo"u' o.
Columbia river.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at 5 40 a. m. 1854 q. m. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Thsre 4 over crowding Of the l"EAl
profession a. Portland a. elsewhere
Derlmnalion, deportation, or Starvation
a.n hnlnr hlacnaaeh.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

salem needs a free public library and
athletic club With . veil equipped sym
nsaium.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

Highest cash Price paid at Gilbert
Bros. Bank, opposite Gray Bros. Hold
government license as dealers in all
kinds OF securities, ll'lO u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

In tho 'slx,ies iwenly'ionr lawyers
sasily did the business that now occupies
.oms lour.hundrcd aud di,y and made
great doal more money.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

The bill collector who leaves The sinohe
d, bic cheap clgnr behind him as ne
,oe. rom oiIico 10 Office ls siill at large
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-03

a. the time approachea Tor the lee'p'
lninre Is meet the demand ior space
N ne len.eent lodging houses on 'he
liver front excee,ls the supply.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
Tomb..one. Ost. 7lh. 1901.

Tombstone. Oct, Tab. 1901. FGard met ia regular quarterly meeting according to law at p. m.
 Members present-Thos R. York chairman and Supervisors P. J. Dele- hsnty and Geo. E. Reay.
 Minutes Of meeting August 27th read and approved.
 The Boa-d with the District Attrr- ney ErJceeded 10 the Treasurer's O. flee to count the money in the Treas e urtr's hands and al 1 r. TT Board proceeded to audit snd allow clsims. A II Emanuel. salary clerk
 district court, 3rd qIaIter.
 I5ci.. .-..s bU UU John McGill, sslary j-nitn-.
 3rd qusrte. 1901 ....... 2Io % James F. Duncan salary clerk
 board Of supervisors. Sri
 quarter, I9OI............ 325 co NJ D Scribnsr. Cd l.ry treasurer
 3rd quarter, lSOl ..... $50 % A V Lewis, salary sheriff, 3.d
 quarter 1901. lJ0 co Ed W Land. salary district .-- attorney, 3rd qlsrte-, 1901 800 0O Trans Hare. salary recorder.
 3rd qIsrte-. 1901. .... 500 OO Geo B Resy, salary super
 visor, 3:i quarter. 1901. ... 250 OG Tbos K York, salsry super
 visor, 3,d quarter. 1901 .... 2jO OC F J DelebaEty, sa!sry super
 visor. 3rd q1srter, lSsI .... 25O OC J H Matthias, sslsry, jsilor.
 3rd q1arter, 1901 ....... 300 OC Porter NcDonGld, sslary, jail
 guard 3'd quarter. 1901 2l0 O( Hugh r CJu!on, salary, jail
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
2IO W

guard, 3ri quarter, 1901. 2l0 OO . R Bostwick, salary.
 probate judge 3,d quarter,
 1901 .............. $50 co he Il H McNeil Co. supplies
 Tor oti 'es.. ..... 10 36 The Wbitsker att Ray C.,
 one dc zen justices ckets, 42 % ? J D lehsnty, conveying
 in igent from BensO- .. 10 % The II H MtNel O, one
 llstics's docket. . % Nj D Scfibner, ss,istsucs in
 office 3rd isrter, l9ol.. 26 % VI D Sn'ibner, office incideD-
 'Hl- --.-.-. .............. II bU Frank Hare assistance in
 office 2 qnsrter. 1901 .... I2S % Vi D Scribner. money to indi-
 gents 3rd q larter, 1901. ... SS 90 Melene Stein money found
 on George Stone. deceased,
 claim l9-ss1. B dissllowed
 sl3I5. 6s p V R Stiles, rsiiro,d isre for
 indigents from Bisbse =. l9 30 NJ II Mayor, meatto pest
 house. Wilcox. I......... % EJ W Land, expepse b Bic
 bee. .....,..'.. LILLY. Is co Tom Smith jlr"r's cer iii cate,
 claim g slO. 30, disa'loxed
 30 cents. ............... 10 % J F Wright, conveying ind;- gent from Gleesen, claim 32-
 SlO D diss!lowed S2.90... 50
 Continued tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13

|: is now proposed says the Pres cott Courier. so e1pend the money which has been coutribu.e ed to lhe Captain O'Neill Rough Rider Inouu men,, ss far az it will so. ia the build iny of the iouGdstion for tbe monu- ment. and wsi; for the completion of the monument until more funds are raised. the monument 10 De plac, d on the public plsz, in Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

An old. well-.ried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bcep used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers for their children while teeth- ing. with perfect success. It soothes the child, sof,ens the guns. sll.ys all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. h is plesssn, to the taste. Sold by druggist in every par, of the world. Twenty-Five cents 6 bottle. Its value is incaicul- able. Be sure and ask for Mir Winsiow's Soothing Syrup, snj take no ther kird.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
FAIRBANK ITEhS
Interesting Items From the
 Railroad Town
Fairbaub Oct. 7th 1901

Al HJwe has not been in Fsirbsnk since the famous Clii.on.Morenci game.
 Saturday the II. c. Ro.s < Co,'s grating outfit, consisting Of four cars oi mule. and the usual pharaphsus!is O an up to date grading camp, passed through F4irbsnk. They will camp at BroOkline, and do work for the s. Co.,. between here and that place.
 H. C. Ross. sssi.ttsnt Engineer McAvoy and MT Ochua, passed south Saturday The parties looKing over th- wCrk of the grading gangs.
 Miss Ethel d Filth R pbin son and Mi-s Lillie Batchelder of Tombstone were Fsirbsuk visitors Sunday.
 Hon s K Wllli-m. and W Wal lscs came in CD tte Cannon Bsli' from Tucson last night. The Judge says his appetite has rot gone back on hin yet, end demonstrated the fact last night They left for BI-bee on the flye- They have many friends slong the line who are always glad 10 meet them
 Co 4 Wentworth and Harry
 
 stone this moraing. aud are shaking hsnd. with their many iri-ni'. Wen; did not icose his watch while in the city this Sine. norreceiye sn express packages as usual.
 The pay car went through yester- day, and the R. 2 boys are looking '' smiley" today as the result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13

Mrs May Garvcy died this morn ing at the homs of her daughter, Mrs D Thurman. after an illness nf sey- erIl months duration Waile in the shadow of death the aged sufferer was T sign=d 10 her fate and patient throughout. peacefully passing to her reward. Elghtv-one tu,y and useful years were reache by the deceased sni was ,he ia ling of vital spark which though expected for snme time ny members ni the ismi.v. nUy ertheless the severance O! the earthly lie is none tha lesl distTe--log. MT. Garvey wa' pu--e>s ot those rare mOtherly QIsiitie- ald cHri.lian virtues which msIe life rad;An. Rith goodness and wnn for her the love and esteem Of al Her many kind + deei- and comforting aud symrs- ,hiziug words will be cherished m fond rememb anse oi Der by those who knew her bet and t-ar- O regret from many mingl- with th,se neaICr snd cesrer O the immad ate iaml!v The iuaeral arrangements will be announced tomUrrCr
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 isOrs COchise County
Tonb..one, Aug. 27, 1901

Be,rd oi Supervisors mt perslapt to sdJou .nmsnt O. meeting of Aug. 26, 1901 at 10 m,
 Members present Thos R York chairman and r Del hIniy and Absent Geo B Resy. Minutes oi meeting Aug 2G. 1901 read and approved.
 At l04j m Board stands adjourn. cd to Oct T.h, 1901. at 9 m
 THjs R. YORK. JAMES F. DUNCAN. Clsirman
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13

The Prescott Courier is informed that Bsrkdall and Spsulding have their $i0O. 600 St am shovel at Wal nut Grove ready 10 start up and are now looking around for the richest gravel bars whereon to work
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13

Don't get gay N' h the tdI;or Even the ~Orm w..l turr A ' ung woman poked fun st ihe editor Of a paper in Mi-sonri because his pants were patched Ihe eIitor went home and sued her father Tor SiO he owed 1he psler -EN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
From DsdHesidp's Daj'y.

George Wash nston was the riches, msu iu th' ulI'ed StNt,s when he died. yet li- waa' h sroun ei io lee. than Laf million fylI.rs As ] Pi rno't Nj rEan ~oald say. "plor olj George"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
ThE SHANNON MINES
Third Visit of Jim Wardner to
 the Clifton District

Jim Wsrine-. one of the best kn VII mining men Of the western country came in last week for the purpose of looking over the Shannon mine in the interest of number of eastern stock holders and investors. This is MT Wa'dner's third trip to Clifton. and on each trip he gave the mine a care ful investigation Ar Wsrdner re- marked to sn Era representative that he had no hesi.aney n saying that he Con 'Ifered the Shsnnon the biggest copper mine he had ever seen in any country. Mir wardner is a 49er. and has repeatedly visited almost every mining camp in the Rocky mountains and has been mining steadily ever since he fret came west. therefore bis opinion is that of an expert who has had much practical experience In fact Mir Wa-dner is most enthusiastic over the Shannon and recommends it He leaves tomorrow for the east While here he captured some very valuable mining property for people who are interested in the Shannon mine.
 Work st the shannon plant is pro- sressiug at lively rate during the past few weeks Railroad track is be ing laid all over the top ef the hill ore bins are being erected and the excsvs- ton and foundation Tor the melting plant is rapidly approaching comple tion.-Copper Era.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13
Is STILL REFINED
Wambaugh Not Entirely Sev- cred Connection With PR

"WhIie NJ H Wambsugh i, TO long-r chief engineei of the Fl Ps.o and Soul western it is not true that he has resikL ed." said A c J4mes. first vice president Of tke Fl Paso ( South west ern to an Fl Paso Herald man a. Fl Paso
 Asa token 0! our appreciation of Mr Wsmbaugh's long and excellent service for the company. we have pre- noted him 10 the position of consult ing engineer Of she road with head q larters in Fl Psso, snd to relieve him or the great press of xcrk that has been upon his shoulders for the past several months, we have appoint ed " II Lefiinguell 10 the petition oI chief engineer of construction. M Wsmbsush has been with us since 1886. shen he commenced work for us on the Arizona & Sou,heastern sni we have entertained To thought of letting him go, nor don't suppose he has any thought of seveIing bic c ,hnsc;icus wIib the company"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13

seward-Ihe Chir.cshna Cattle Co VIII give SIoo Reward for informat which wi II lead to the conviction of any per son CT persons unlaw.uY bancligg th-ir stole tOCs
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-10-13

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