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This Company was ncorporated purpose devel

This Company incorporated for the of developing company peo pe and familiar with the which the stock issued with value of S1OO each The mines ing 5OOOO treasury development block of shares the market the entire block immediately taken by the people of Metca all has partially expended the development of the property with most profitable results
 general public at twenty-five cents per share.
 County, Arizona, generally tonMorenc district where copper mining has been successfully half Metcaf about mile range mountains many o the rmed producing copper mines of Arizona from markets of the world for the past thirty years.
 body covering ground veyed and and there conflicting claims has been done all of claims year, patent government group, % due time s onsnn aye neen med mostly by G and have been found which will pay transportation smelter secondclass workings which be concentrated the handsome
 The of the affairs company the both practical mining section They will development as fast as be for purpose.
 stronger be that who are familiar with the property and the manapemen and pm chased the stock rather than speculation Not stock issued for the mines be had less value which shows the confidence of the original locator
 When purchase company operated people, every dollar honestly expended develop home don't consider
 company as before stated Every dollar derived from the of
 Applications for stock be made direct the president of the Metcalf Arizona paid on the sale of stock
 JOS. AN N R. l.. s. RANDOLPH
 President. Secretary and Treasurer
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The PecOS Valley & Northeastern By

This road has opened upa country for The feeding and breeding oi fine bred stock. that k not cXCclled in America \ warm climate in winter months; sheltered from the hot winds from the west in summer.
 Under the management of this great sv,- tenn, small SidctraCk, have become town- towns have become cities.
 The shortest line from points in Arizona tp Eansas City and Chicago markets. \ gene. ous and careful mandecmcnt has provided for its patrons water and feed in abuudautc e on the line.
 Stock trains go through on passenger tune Only 70 hours between pcso- City and kdu-.is City for cattle trains. Last year the road handled t3uOOO head. This veal The number will exceed .uOO,o' Cattlc >h. pp.fs come first. For particulat~. addre,~
 r.. M. MAHTI.uEfr.
 C. F. & r. Agt. Boswell N M
 NJ. NICHOLS Gen. Mgr Roswell. ~. N
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it was easier to dump the low grade
 ore down the shaft than it was to hoist
 it to the surface, so the shaft was made
 a waste dump.-Liberal.
 On last Tuesday the Bisbee railroad
 management put an end to what prom
 ised to grow into a big lawsuit and
 bought the 24O-acre Carizilillo Springs
 patented ranch owned by Reade Bros. and James Tomlin. Mr. Albert Reade
 went to Fl Paso and conducted the ! sale with the company, receiving the
 purchase price for himself and partners sS, 900. The Carizilillo springs, lOcat- ed on this ranch, furnish a good-sized i living spring of water, sufficient indeed to supply town which, it is hinted, the Bisbee railroad company will short ly lay out there. The Reade Bros still own another ranch in the near eighborhood of the one they sold, which is supplied by water from Carizilillo Springs.-Deming Herald. 1 w. s. Baker, of Fl Paso, last week made q slGO,OOO mining deal in New York. W. 5. Baker Is on his way back from New York to Fl Paso after closing a slOO,OO0 mining deal. The deal involves the sale Of the Lead King, | the Lead Queen, and the Salinas Peak
 mine to the General Concentrates com pany of New York, Of which Holmes & | Co.,, the New York bankers, are fiscal
 agents. The properties transferred are in the San Andreas mountains and are the only mines in these mountains
 that have been fully developed. The Lead Queen mine now shows twelve | feet of concentrating ore and there are
 hundreds of tons Of ore on the dump. The deal made by Mir. Baker calls for cash payment of 1000 and royalty payments estimated at between S60, 900 and s65, 900.
 Great excitement prevailed at Dem- | ing last week when q clash was threat ened between the construction forces
 Of the Bisbee and 5. P. railroads. For some time the feeling between the two | COII pduIto udo Dccu SIIdlHtu tO bi4C point Of breaking and the recent ac- tion Of the 5. P. in securing an injunc- tion restraining the Bisbee people from continuing their work near Fl Paso, widened the breach. At Dem ing the Bisbec road receives its sup plies from the Santa F'e which is on | the north side Of the $. r. The other day the Bisbee road had 200 cars on the Santa Fe track. which the $. r. refused to switch over for less than g. per car, which the Bisbee people re- fused to pay. The $. r. then backed an engine over the Bisbee crossing and let 1t stand, shutting the Bisbee road of from it's connection with the Santa Fe. The Bisbee people went down in force, captured the engine and crew, ran the engine off the crossing, put two of their own engines in the yards and secured their material. The $. F. then tore up the Bisbee crossing. Both sides wired for guns and fighting men, and in short time 100 men were under arms, and it looked like war. Fortunately Sh9riff Baca was able to hold the contendiug factions in check, until better reason prevailed and both sides agreed to leave their differences to the courts to settle.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the cO- partnership heretofore existing be- tween Co,per d Baldwin, liquor deal CTS, was this day dissolved. Mir. COsper disposing of his interest Co Bob Duna- gan. The new firm assumes all he liabilities. and will collect all sums q he the old firm. J. C. COSPEE.
 J. BALDWIS. Clifton, October lG. 1901.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing b.- tween Julius Wellgchau-rn and EI. in the liquor businc-- i- this cay dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Applehans retiring from the bu-ine--. All bills due the firm will bs collected by Mr. Wcllgchauseu. aud all hlll- owed by the firm 'vil be paid by him.
 JULIUS WELLGEIIATSEN
 ED. APPLEHASS. Clifton Oct IL IyJl
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Homestead Entry No. 2sss ,
Department Of the Interior Land
 at TucgoD. AHzoun- Orfabsr gn


 Ht Tucson. Arizona. October g0 1Pl Notice is hereby given that the following named settler hrs filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the ( lrfk uf the District Court at SolomoHvillc. Arizona ou Saturday, December li. 1901. viz William T. Sanders. of Duncan, Arizona. for the Sis w NEi4 SWt "a. and NV. SEA Sec. lS Tp. - B. 32 F.. q. N <. R. F. & M.
 He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon and Cuitivntinu of said land. viz John T. Chuthcn. Nephi Packer. Charles M. Hill. and James r. Glack all of Duncan. Arizona MILTOS x. MooET. First publication Nov. ' 1901. Register
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not mere stimulant to tried nature. It affords the stomach complete and absolute rest by digesting the food you eat. You don't have to diet but can enjoy all the good food you want. kodol Dyspepsia feeling after eating, giving you new life and vigor.-J. x A. Smith.
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Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: "De- Wits's Little Early Risers never bend
 me double like other pills, but do their
 work thoroughly and make me feel like
 boy" Certain thorough, gentle -J. | X A Smith
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We will take your measure and guarantee your suit to fit. Agent for Chicago Tailors and Continental Tailors. $. J. Forbes.
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JJANTED-several persons of character and w good reputation in each state lone in this county required Co represent and advertise oli established wealthy business house Of solid financial standing. Salary SIS co weekly with expenses additional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. HOrs. and carriage furnished, when necessary References Enclose sclfaddressed stamped envelope Man ager. 3l6 Ca 1ton Building. Chicago.
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Get your boys and girls pair O Blue Ribbon school shoes tha Brown" builds. $. J. Forbes.
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Lemps beer, wholesale and retail. at Becker Franz Co.
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To Cure a Cold in Che Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All duggists refund the money if it fails to cure. F.. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. p cents.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the COG partnership heretofore existing boz tween Hooper & Lany is this day di-- solved by mutual consent, Mir. Lafv retiring. All accounts against sai d firm will be paid by A. NJ. Hooper who will also collect all accounts due said firm Of Hooper & Lafy.
 JOHN LAFFY.
 A. NJ. HOOPER Clifton, Ariz., Nov. 6, 1901.
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Outing Flannels-all new-au endless variety to choose from. $. J. Forbes.
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Santa Rosa Copper 60. Incorporated Under the of the
 Territory Arizona.
CAPITAL STOCK, $5OO,OOO

Shares the Par Value $OO All
 Full paid n-Assessable.
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Notice for Publication

.ast publication December iz. i5Ji.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06

The hot weather has found de-
fsuder ia the New York World which
observes that 1ow the mass of Amer
leans have recovered from that
strange and ridiculous annual sur
prisss at our having bot weather in
summer Hot weather is as much a
part of the American routine as is
cold weather. Ard both are equally
valuable A succession of good
roaring hot days opens the pores,
starts the sweat, stops the heavy, fat
making diet of cool weather, gives a
man complete change. And of course
it is necessary in nature to grow and
ripen the crops. II one suffers fiom
the heat--rcslly suffers that fault is
not the heats but the individuals.
1t means that one is not in his
proper condition Of body. \ sound,
heglthy brain and body will WORK just
as we'll ia hot weather as 10 cold, if
their owuer uses them intelligently.
AS for the philosophy of accepting it,
Mr. Dooley hits it right: when it's
hot Just say its hot, and lave it at
that ~
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06

The conference between the steel
trust mag oates and the leaders of the
great strike in the industry ended
abruptly at New York Saturday. The
public is still in the dark as to the
particulars, but the hitch is evidently
over the question of unionizing of the
mills, whether according to the trust
the employees shall be at liberty
to keep out of the union as they
please, or whether, as the strike lead
ers clain there shall be protection
from discrimination against the union
mills. Both sides seem to agree that
it is to be fight to the finish. The
company is preparing to start work in
all its mills with non-uDion men and
the strike leaders are planning to call
out 30, 600 more men, at all the mills
they can control, 10 addition to the
10, 600 now out. The aid of the pow
erful American Federation of Labor,
is said to have been pledged at Sc
cret conference in Washington Sstur
day night. sfter the peace mee.icg in
New Work failed. Ii looks Ike the
most serious labor war the country
ever hat, hut there has been no vio-
l-ncs thus far.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
LEADING WINDSOR
COUNTY ETEy1i

William owen OF New York hl
made known his intention OF erecting
new pulpit in the fall in St jams
Episcopal church in Woodstock a.
memorial to his wife.
The following special prizes hsv
been offered by Wilson Churchill 70
the Windsor fair, Aug. . to % II
the best horse over - hands and
inch aud not exceeding l6 baud; ilct
suitable for two-wheeled cart. NJ.
be driven before runabout, VII
good manners. Endurance to count 3
per cent; speed 80; action 20; conio
nation, 10; appointments. 10; sly. 81
IS. For the best horse suitable 70
harness and saddle purposes 10 hands
inch and over. Horse to be 6rst show
TO vehicle and Judged as suited for BIZ
ness purposes. and horse to be uuhi
messed in the ring and TO be show
and Judged under saddle. The hor:4
BIZ embarrassed in the ring ard to
awarded the prize; so, s., So, sing
prize only $40. Best pair to be drive
by lady, and judged for general 4li
ties as a whole, but action to count
per cent, and conformation %.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06

Still another naval Court OF In
ouiry is in prospect over the contro-
yersy between "Fighting Bob" Evans
and ex.Secretary VIM f Chandler,
Evans has called Chandler an
"insectn and is finding him a charac-
teristicslly persistent one III was III
the captains Autobiography, "A
Sailors Log that Chambers admin
istration of the naval department was
severely condemned, story told OF
how Evans was retired AS Lighthouse
Inspector, because he refnsed to ap-
prove the appointment as lighthouse
keeper of a "disreputable fellow
who had been rewarded in this way
for what he had done in politics, and
also because he protected certain
keepers from political assessments
He tells how, finding himself on
waiting orders, be applied for q
years leave OF absence which the
assistant secretary granted but Chan
dler revoked by telegraph. 1t was
over this incident that he spoke OF
'.insects'. He adds that "the nav!
had, in some ways, degencrated ipto
lob lot, at least in the eyes of those who
used it for their own purpose, and
was sometime let to a very low bidder.
and then he rubbed it in by 1escrib-
ing Whitney, Chambers successor,
as 1.-The Prince of Secretaries. Mr.
Chandler 90 the appearance Of the
book wrote to Secretary Long and
Evans, particularly requesting the
latter to look up the records OF the
department and ascertain that he was
wrong. Evans ignored the letter
Now Chandler has written the secre'
tary charging Evans with conduct
unbecomng an officer and a gentle
man, and Indirectly asking Court of
Inquiry. lie claims tnat thu charges
are not true and even if they were -
naval officer has no right to make
book the vehicle OF venting his spite
upon his superior 1t may be that
they are not true in this individual
Instance, but in general way there
is no injustice in charging Chandler
with using the naval department or
any other position he ever controlled
for "all there was in it" politically.
With the frankness that makes one
Of bis most engaging characteristic.
be never before denied it.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
NOTINGs.

The rext Eucharist congress, com
posed of every parish priest IN the
! United States. has been called TO a.
semhle in St Louis, October -. Car
dinale Martinelli ard Gibbons and
Mgr Sbarretti, papal delegate to Can
ada, will be present, The congress
will be the fifth of its kind 10 the
Upited. States,
Ninety per cent Of the borses in
| Chicago are now suffering from inttu.
euza. The disease is proving fatal
in from three to five cases of every
hundred.
Vice President Roosevelt, out in
Colorado Springs, where ne ia to talk Mt
the quarter centennial OF the states adj
mission into the union, confesses that
he will be q presidential candidate in
1904, ''if the people want me-, but he
adds, "There are, or should be, 60 mil
lions Of people looking for the same Of
tice.'
CO Bell. msster Of the Vermont
state grange, was one of the speakers
at the 10th annual field day Of the
New Hampshire board Of agriculture
last week. He claimed the credit for
the rural delivery and the secretary
ship of the agriculture for the grange
and deplored the decline of native
population in New England and pro
osed to encourage population by Civ
ing to every mother of Is children a
free pass on the railroads aud free
tickets to the circus and theatre, let
ting her husband hold all the impor-
tsnt town offices, making the bachel.
ors pay the school taxes and putting
the old maids in charge of the or
phan asylums.
TIE French ambsss adnr to the Unit
ed States. NJ Jules Cambon, who is
now in Paris, pays a warm tribute in
a published interview to President
Mckinley He describes him as o
superior man, u clever diplomat, and
sn accomplished gentlemao.
Now the tea growers Of Japan a'e
about to organize a trust, which will
seek to control the market for japan
ese teas by limiting the supply.
The naval department has formally
granted Admiral kimberly's request
to be relieved from duty on the Schley
board of inquiry.
The island of Crete. which was the
cause of the uar Of 1897 tetween Tur.
kew and Greece, is reported to he tran
uuil under Princs Georges admins
tration. The Cretau Assembly, how
ever, passed resolution in May in
favor of annexation to Greece, and
the prince himself has lately recon-
mend.d to the powers a closer union
between the island and the Hellenic
kingdom. This Information GENE out
in recent statement by Lord Lans
dogne in the British House of Lords.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
South ROyalton

Bertha ard Gertrude Leisure are no'
home spending the summer Faua'iy-
from teaching.
Mrs Horace whitney has canned !.
quarts of raspberries for neignoi:
anu friends this season, her dau-n's;
Arlie, has picked over 100 quarts ao l
two sons Ray and Guy have eae1
picked over 80 quarts apiece.
Eva Lou S it'll who has been Vi
itiug her relatives in town mas T.
turned Il Lsconia, \ II.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Watkins atte91.
ed the fureral Of Mrs Sardine dI''
10 Sharon on Sunday.
&c Bean was in Beaver Mea'o,
on Sunday and called OIL his ta'ls'
there. -.
The Tsnney boys we're in FsH
Haven on a visit last week.
A good crowd went on the eXcuF'l'l
to Burlington from here on FRIDAY
L 5 Woodwork visited Lake MI'cO'
ell in Sharon recently.
There is to be horse trot Oh IN
race course here on thursday
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
The MARYLAND Platform.

The Maryland Democratic conven-
ton Thursday guided of course by
German, declared its purpose une-
ouivocally to eliminate the negro from
nolitics because the peace, good order
pe,sonal safety and proper develop
mept of our material interests depend
upon the control CT the commonwealth
bv its Intelligent white residents. = :
While we shall deal with perfect
fairness in securing all the henehts OF
the good government and tuli anu Tres
communities for educational classes,
such action must he taken as To pre-
vent the control of the state govern.
ment from passing into the handS OF
t0ose who have neither the ablllty
nor the interest to manage pubic al
fairs wisely and we'll. y
1t is time enough that without the
Ga. coo negro votes, the bulk OF when
are Republicans, Maryland would be
Democratic by big majority and If
the principle of white mans govern
ment" is right in Hawaii, the Phil
ippines or Porto Rico, it is obviously
right also in our own South, and it is
entirely proper to correct the error OF
comforting the suffrage on the backs
by limiting it with property on educa-
tonal tests provided that is fairly
done. But reither is right according
to the fundamental truths OF De-
mocracy. If there is an incompetent
electorate the remedy is to make 1t
competent by education as quickly as
possible, not to deny 1T the means OF
rising by shutting it out as peon
class. When that is done the promise
of benevolent protection of it, of Sc
curing all the benefits of good govern
ment and full and free opportunity
is worthless according to the lessons
of all history The only way OF equal
Justice 10 self government is the way
of equal rights for all. A generation
ago the American people appeared to
have learned this; now in the lust OF
war and conquest have they forgotten
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06

Judge Tatt's days work at Rutland
Yesterday, with 1860 fines and -four
men sent to prison, for violating in
functions against liquor selling
shows what can be duue under the
prohibitory law if prosecutors 90 at
it in earnest. Especially effective are
the provisions against the owners of
real estate where liquor is permitted
to be sold Whether the machinery
put into such effective operation st
Rutland could stand the constitu.
tional test before the Supreme court
at Washington may be question; at
least it is a pretty serious matter
when men can be sent in loads to
prison for contempt of court,
without jury trial. But it is Fcertain-
ly true that as matter Of statutes
there is law enough in Vermont to
close every rum shop in the state in
side of six months if there was really
an lest determination to do so. But
the trouble is that that would cut off
the richest source of revenue the Re.
pub lean mschinists have.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
The Courteous Thing for Muzzsy TO Do
From the Rutland Herald.

1t is absolutely indecent for ex-
Cashier Mussey Of Vermont, who has
managed to get pardonei out Of prison
90 the ground that ha bad fatal III
ness, to 60 sporting off in the AdlTon-
dacks on a hunting trip. The least be
could do to show his gratitude at es-
Gaping more punishment for his steal.
ing was to keep up his imitation of
illness, or go of into some forgotten
hoe-in the ground and Keep out of
sight. But noR-after this display
we should expect nothing less than
that he offer the President, who par
duned him, some deer he has shot or
some fish he has caught on this
happy outing.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
Chester.

CD Amsden and family Of Spin.
field, Mass, are at E b Lee on MAJ!
! street
J Fl Marsh. who has been il. b
several weeks at his home OF u
Gassets road. is considerably hsT's'
Arrangements have been made vii
! the selectnen whereby the Chesis
Water company is to furnish t2s
| troughs in different parts of the VI
lage for drinking purposes for hon:
and cattle.
Z A Edison succeeds J j Richaris'l
at the OAK Leaf creamery on Man
street ard will look after the butte
making. Mr. Richardson goes to Ha'.
land on farm.
B.A Park is in Mortified, Mass
Rev Henry Crocker occupied b
pulpit at the Baptist church Sundsy
after three weeks vacation 1T POI.
land, Ne, and other places.
Miss Ray Fuller of Northamptor
Mass, is guest of Mr and Mrs Vol
ney Wood.
The citizers of Chester have bee
invited to join with the people Q
Springfield in celebrating old hon
week. The 10th of August is the %.
selected for the exercises. ID
Springfield cadets will be in can!
during that week; Gov Stickney wi
reisw the troops. a play will be Pre-
septed aud other military exercise
held. \ grand basket picnic will b
held on the common, and the eXef
cises of the day will close with a oin'
concert and fireworks.
DR. L W Flanders and family o.
Dover, n H, are at Lowell lake.
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Carlisle aH
camping at Lowell lake.
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