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The oasis., 1901-11-16

Arizona, as any m5n in it. Being personally conyersanL with the cOndi- tions of range, etc, in the southwest is big item when it comes to render ing decisions, or making recommend ations to the department. and the tenderfeet usually sent here for that purpose are about as helpless lot of people as one could fnd anywhere. For this sort of service western man is always to be preferred.
 El Paso News: Realizing the i'm portaDce of the cattle interests of this country Fl c. Myles and A. H. Rich ards have resolved to make tue cattle exhibit at the Carnaval fixture, an annual feature to be relied on. They have each offered q trophy cup for the Carnival stock show, and it is to be expected others will fall in line. The Myles trophy, as one Of lhe cups is to be known is a massive sterling silver loving cup, with three handles standing with it's ebony pedestal, fully sixteen inches high Upon it's shin. ming surface is the inscription. "The Myles Trophy Fl Paso Mid Winter Carnival Cattle Exhibit. El Paso Texas, January, 1902" MT. Richards cup will be known as the Richards trophy and will be the same in almost every particular to that of Mir. Myles.
The oasis., 1901-11-16
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. s5es.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIZONA.
 October 23 1901.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that sail proof will be made be- fore the Clerk O. the District Court at No. gales, Arizona, on Saturday December IA. 1901, viz Thomas Bayze, of Nogales Arizona, for the WA N E 4 and E.H N. WA, Sec. 8, ?. 2i $, R. II E. c. S $. k. B. X M
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva. ton of said land, viz:
 James Tetter, Francisco Soto, and Francis co Acevedo of NoEales. Arizona and George W. Atkinson, of Calabasas Arizona,
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register First Publication November Eth 1901.
The oasis., 1901-11-16

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIZONA.
The oasis., 1901-11-16
4IDEs AND HORNS.

ASoiSc uuIS Wcch uCdi WuiCu pidCC uf is interested in cattle ranch. He
 was absent several days.
 Tucson Post: Joe Wise, the Gala
 basas cattleman, and Mrs. Wise, ac- companied by Mrs. Col Sykes, were in Tucson Thursday visiting friends. MT. Wise is delighted with the condi. tions on the ranges.
 Florence Tribune: A rodeo has been going on iD this neighborhood since last Tuesday, with Gabriel E Angulo as captain, and is now work. tngs down the. canal towards the re. servoir.
 Republican: Considerable has been printed lately in this paper about the prices blooded cattle command MT Frank Baum reports that an uncle of his recently sold fcrty-two head for sll, ,500 in lndianola. Ill. They were of the Paul Bates strain of shorthorns.
 Tucson Post; The roundup iu the San Pedro Valley is prospering well. The Kern Cattle Co. will ship in a few days to their California range. George Kennison came in from the roundup" and reports the cattle are in excellent shape with an abund- ance of feed on the ranges.
 Tucson Post: Governor Murphy has appointed as delegates Of the fifth annual convention of the National Livestock Association, James E. Bark of Phoenix; H. c. Hooker of Wilcox; and E. $. Gosney of Flagstaff The convention will be held at Chicago, beginning December 3.
 Stockman: John Hampson of the Double CIrclen ranch in Graham county was in Solomonyille last week making arrangements Co ship several trainloads Of cattle from Geronimo. Having just returned from Kern county, Cal, it is quite likely the cat tlerwere intended for shipment there.
 Stockman Frank King and R. G. Brady, both live stock commission buyers of Tucson, had the court assist hem in the division of commissions
 business done while they were
 .rtners two years ago King claims
 rady collected the money but did ot make an equitable division.
 Stockman: c. A. Ament, Dem ing cattleman, who bought heavily in Arizona last year, was in Lords burg last week looking for steers. Ac- cording to the Liberal, there is com. plaint of a scarcity of cattle of the | steer kind in southern New Mexico, | or at least there are none offered for sale at the prevailing prices--sl5, SIS | and s2l
 Stockman This journal Is pleased to learn that Mir A. K. Potter, who is so well and favorably known to the stock interests of Arizona, especially the sheep interests, has been appoint ed to a position with the Department of Agriculture, and to accept which he has gone on to Washington. It has not been definitely stated just what the position is, but it is thought that his duties will very likely be in con- nectiou with the ranges of the south west. Mir, Potter is himself prac- tical cattle and sheep man, having had years of experience, and is well educated as well The department is to be congratulated on securing the services of one so competent as Mr. Potter, and the country is to be con- graduated as well, for the reason that one in public service that understands what he is expected to do, can do more and better service than one who is unacquainted with the condi- A s,, fnral nrt ofK,4 l
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
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New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
TR4DE ~ CRICAGO.
Reported by De Haven s. TOwnss

Chicago Sept % (Special}.-The corn bulls. sellers
Friday on a moderate scale. very much larger
sellers to-day. Patten, Bartett-Frazier and the
others who have been supporting this market LOT
a month more were selling by the mlihon' Inc
effect break the corn price from &c TO l14c
and close IL the bottom. There is an idea the
Patten line entirely qutdae ted, ana thHt
there will be further selling by the bulls next week
December opened at 577sc to 579sc, sold between
57sc 56sc and closed at 5G24c September closed
55l&c; the May, 5sAsc sellers II was cohsloereu
remarkable the market broke no more than II ala
with such a volume Of liquidation. Ihefe must
have been a great deal of corn covered.
There was a widening out of the December-May
spread 1%c tonight, against l4c last night. On
to-day's break the cash demand was not much I'M
proved only 100000 bushels sold here and only two
loads taken al the seaboard Liverpool showed
sympathy with the American decline of Friday
There were 3lS here. with $50 for Monday.
There will be a decrease in the local stock Coun-
try offerings were light. The expectation Is corn
win decline until it meets a spring demand -,
Wheat was unexpectedly steady, the range ohly
ne and the close sc TO lsc over Friday The corn
weakness ignored. The wheat hrmness was
because Of a demand for December at Zoe There
large buying by one OF the private wire houses.
Schwartz-Dupee; the selling was scattered Liver
ern reeelpts were ht nor a.S noo bnshaIs sbead oP
year ago Clearances We're 100000 bushels There
was favorable weather An increase IN the t ylsi6te
will be about 100000 bushels. There Will be some
Oats declined &c TO ssc. There was on a smaller
leading in it September 9 closed at Stasc o NAY Ssse
2lo cars. Shipping sales 100000 bushels. Oats
@ Faxseed was ic to &c higher for cash and the
september, unchanged for the deferred N months
ber. 81 A.: December, 81 40 There Were l9O of
SEED at the th5 list sber p5TS I a g.
Zoe over Friday; lard. 2lac to zoe over. and ribs
futures. There was some selling by the same class
OF January and May. There were only 1900 hogs
vision stocks October 1 will show large decrease.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THE ST. CHARLES.

THE ST. CHARLES.
ON THE BEACH ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
One of the thoroughly equipped hotels
hundred private bathrooms finished in
marble. with hot and cold, fresh and water
attachments, showers etc. Write for booklet.
j. Il. REILLY. Propr.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
M0T[gl MWRT0RIa

OPEN ALI. THE YEAR.
of he equipped Hotels Steam elevators
to all and cold baths. Rooms with private
bath Fine table. Sea view. Ocean end Of Virginia Ava
MRS. N r. HAINES.
owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.

( Int. period. Bid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
BANK STOCKS.
Name Capital p.:5:;s' s:3:si. Da- Asked.

z,,sr,.a by Clinton Gilbert, No wan-.t.,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
Who Are Wall Street Peoples

This a question often asked. 1t is indefinite
tion hard to answer. There many people Wall
Street occupy only clerical positions
are in the ma ority people who give Wall Street
its power character the men and women whose
money goes there speculation. These
people live all the world. Some OF them
are never present in Wall yet they reach
markets through their brokers' They act
cordng 10 their information securities They
their money spent their knowledge oppor
tunes O II, prohtaby. They make point of
ting their information first hands They
uraly a emanating from heart OF Wall
and which breahes through it's the
Wall Nowhere else this Information be so
well obtained THE WALL STREET JOURNAL fills the
hill exactly therefore the offices
Of those who spend their money rightly. THE
WALL STREET JOURNAL thus becomes excellent
manual for the investor a help who would
mel snd with money.
81 month; SIS year also STANDS.
DOW JONES & CO.. ~ Broad ST.. n. x.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

and interest.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
Tipioen6 Noiices
AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY

Three-Quarters O.%) Per Cent the Preferred Capital
Stock OF the American Company will be paid
October. 1901 stockholders record at the
close OF business "a. 1901
Preferred Stock will be closed at the
close of business 3D. 1901. will be reopened
10. 1901.
wM. NJ WOOD. Treasurer
Boston. Mass. September %. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
FERRY COMPANIES.

And interest.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29

The well known mining engineers Chas f. Uren NJ F.
OF California Jas. NJ TleTuan, NJ. E.
James w. K. Young. NJ. e, Of London.
all made careful examination OF the mines
that S25,OOO Will be sufficient open up
begin shipments Of the Aguas Calentes SmeIter
Of the American Smelling Refining Company at Aguas
Calentes. Mexico.
A well-known responsible mining contractor residing
the mine has submitted bid drive I,5O0-
foot tunnel for S5,OsrO the Company supply him
with drill steel and powder and track
THIS viii make tunnel $4,000.
II will $4,000 to unwafer the begin
taking which leaves 100000 for
ing capital With <25 600 the begin shipping
early 1902 he Mexican Central Railroad being only
three miles from the minesl carloads
tons) OF the smeter a This will average
less than Fifty Dollars being a
value Of Si 900 less $500 being mining.
hauling freight railroad and smeter charges SS6O,
which viii leave s64Ooo day net profit. equal to
st92.OOO a OF 3OO working days than
sufficient pay 10 per the Capital Stock. BY
May. 1902. this shipment would be doubled and
petion o 500 tunnel a a day
be to the smelter. which will yield profit
Of least So, 200 day.
To provide So. 900 necessary casry this
work, fifty thousand shares the stock offered
per OF their value Fifty cents share
OF hundred shares
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
VIRGINIA.

VyIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
v. .ExHIIARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHDsAPEAKB AND OHIO RAILWAY.
The Virxina Hotel and Cottage will accommodate
patrons pending completion OF asnhcen hotel for spring
business bathing establishment in America. Per
feet climate and Incompatible autumn scenery Golf
of First class livery
and good roads Compartment sleeper without change
Tuesdays and Saturdays. Excursion tickets c. o. Office
offices Pennsylvania Railroad Address
PRED sTERRY. Manager. hot Springs. Bath Co.. Va.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
MAsSACHUsETI 6.

OCTOBER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
NOTICE.
THE MAPLEWOOD, PITTSFIELD. MASS.
Owing o large demand for rooms The Maplewood
will remain open until Nov l. Steam heat. fires.
etc Arnusements Boating Send for book of drives.
with map showing why Pittsheld is the ideal place for
Booklet at F. H sCoFIEIO Metcpolan Build
ing Madison So A. W. PLUMB Prop.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
Oreau SIramers.

mAM8 8URG-AMERlGAN Lime.
TWlS-SC2EW EXPRESS SERVICE.
Every Thursday
PL1 Observation-Disclosures.
neatscnland Oct. 3. Q AM Deutschland. Oct 81 4 AN
- Nleetoria.oct 70 10 AN A. Victoria Nov. q AM
eOiuinDa Oct 10 10 AM Deutschland Dec IL AM
IWiN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
,p., PLfMouTd.CHERB0 ERB0URG-HAMBURG.
rrhCeneia Oct 1890 AN nsylvana Nov. e;so AM
patricia Oct Y AM Pretoria Nov. q PM
.MpaEaeIsee.- Oct ~ An .PhOsncia Nov rs AM
'Paiatia Oct. %. PM Patricia Nov. % Pm
HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY n Y
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS SERVICE.
neutrality-suspicious. NORTH GERMAN
LINE. To TJnYr
NAfLEs AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR & AIGIERS
- BY EXPRESS STEAMERS.
fITave Oct 8 tAlIer. Nov. 2. 10 A.
fttohenz' 'ern Oct. IL. p NJ stoIumba Nov
.F BismarSS 10 10 o. a. a % .ttonsnzol Nov 10 10 NJ
- Sailing at IL A. NJ.
FOR ALEXANDRIA, GEGiYPT). JAN Z. Is so. MrH- "a
Steamers Aller. Trave. Lahn and fohenxoIiern
do not call at AlgisTs
Return tickets available for the Of either
IRON from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg, Bremen Lon
HAMBURG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
LINE. OEI.RICHS & CO. Agents
Han1burg steamers from First St. HobOkeu n. J.
Lloyd steamers from Amity St B,-ok,yn-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
CONNECTICUT.

HEALTH SEEKERS. eomfor, seekers. and
IL tion seekers. all find their wishes grathed at
THE WAYSIDE INN,
NEW MILFORD. LITCHFIELD CO, CONN.
Open all the year Illustrated booklet tree
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-13
How Senator Carter Won His
1 49, Office. ..,s i ~.

Sunday evening proceeding the Mon.
day inauguration Of 1901, the galleries
at the House and Senate Of the. Capital
were thronged, and the corridors f1lled
with waiting people who ;. desired 4
glimpse of the dying session OF Con.
gress. Several fair ladies were carried
ont in faint, but with true American
persistency there were other women
without "faint hearts" 4s.. 4. 8 S.
The closing houra OF the Fifty.seyenth
Congress were comparatively peaceful
and serene. Allnight the session con.
tinued, while the members gathered
around the speakers rostrom ana aana
patriotic songs; and when they broke
forth into gospel hymns, one kindly
elderly body near me remarked: swell
now, I don't feel that it is so wicked
after all that ! did not 60 to church to.
night. There must be some good Chris.
sian men in Congress"
The songs at the opposite side Of the
Capital did not extinRuish the speech Of
Senator Carter, who continued his talk
against time, until the River and Harbor
bill was good and deau. He felt the
pulse OF the deceased measure like :
good undertaken, glanced &C the back.
turned clock, lighted cigar, and throw.
ing aside his senatorial tega announced
himself ready for "any old Office. !" And
ne got Q new one commissioner Of the
st. Louis exposition.-Joe Mitchell
Chapple in THE National Magazine for
April. III T
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-13
AN UNCANNY PROCESSION.
A Small Pox Brigade Marches
4: Across the Country.

An unparalleled procession crossed
Lake county this week. It was CON-
posed of 33 small pox patients, compact
" punched and guarded by two heavily
armed men, one leading, the other fol-
lowing in the rear. Some were foot
and others in oonyeyances. 1t left Dol
ana camp, on the eastern county line,
sixty miles distant Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock and arrived at the
outskirts Of Two Harbors Wednesday
evening at $50. The trip had been
made without stop only to feed the four-
teen horses, and to partake OF the scanty
provisions with which the men were pro-
vided. It's arrival naturally created
great interest if not CONSERVATION here,
and no delegation awaited it to offer the
freedom aud hospitality OF the town.
County Physician Budd and Sheriff
Nelson did the honors for Two Harbors,
and appear to have acquitted themselves
nobly. Yesterday morning another
division arrived escorted Ia the same
manner. 81 3.s3. 4.
Dolan is engaged in logging for the o.
Schroeder Lumber Co. Of Milwaukee.
His camp is on Gross river il the town
Of Beaver Bay, and II miles northwest
OF Tote. Cook county. The supervisors
Of the town Of Tote instituted quar-
anime against the camp March Oath, and
the supervisors OF the town Of Beaver
Bay sent here last week requesting DR..
Budd to come down and investigate.
Not being able to so personally he sent
Or. Pearson. on Wednesday Of last week 4
The doctor returned Sunday and report
Cd 90 odd cases there. The men en-
ployed in the camp objected TO d quar-.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-13

REPORTED EDISONDIS-
COVERY OF VAST
IMPORTANCE. :.
Working Of magnetic Ores Us Said to
be Possible. Great Anaount Of
that Kind I'm Cook Camnfv.

that Kind In Cook County.
This session is largely interested il
the reported discovery by Thomas a.
Edison Of process Of extracting hema-
tite from magnetic. Tt has been report
ed that the wizard to whose brain 90
many marvellous inventions are due had
discovered such 0 process, and il it ia
true, he has solved a problem to which
the attention Of the keenest minds OF
Europe has been directed for many
years. i. &.
Throughout this vast mineral region
there is great deal OF iron ore that is
now practically worthless. and that with
9 treatment such as the reported meth
cd would become OF great value. re the
discovery has been made il ID as cheap
as it ought to be to be practicable, it viii
gave IN innpstuous to exploring and will
bring into notlcs fields De IRON ore al
ready developed but abandoned because
.of the presenca Of the fatal magnetic.
In Cook County, It 80 said, there are vast
felds Of such ora that would be avail
.sbls i there IVES Q practicable method
sog tsesting the ore, though il is worth
htsla OF nothing ct present.
Tbs pein eject q The inTeption, hew-
a sl1 - asssnsipa % the.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-13
List Of Live Stock Breeders.

We desire to call the attention Of our
readers to q little book published twice
9 year by the Live Stock Breeders As.
sociatlon. 1t ID called the Directory
OF the Minnesota Breeders Of Pure.
Bred Live Stock It is the only list Of
pure bread live stock that is published
IN the state. 1t 10 the desire Of the AS
soclatlon tomake the list % complete az
possible, therefore any one who breeds
any Kind Of pure bred stock within the
state y urged to become 9 member Of
tho Live Stock Association, and to state
to the Secretary when remlttinR the
membership fee Of s1.OO, the kinds Of
stock which he breeds. Tho Directory
will % forwarded to any one who sends
two cents to pay postage on the book.
# Address
THOs. SHAW, Secretary, :z..
Minnesota Live Stock Breeders Assn,
1888 Langford Ave-, ST. Anthony Park,
a,5y. + Minnesota.
=
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-13

great felda Of European ores that are
lying idle and worthless because 81 the
nature ofSthe minerals. It is the hope
of the Europeans that il will destroy
America steel supremacy by permitting
the uss Of these ores. Duluth Herald.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-13
LOCAL PICK-JJPS.

LOCAL. PICK JPS.
9. A. Hokanson, Of Lutsen. ID In town
tTansacting bnsinesa
In spite OF tho poor sIedding the mail
carrier is arriving on time. ~, /.
VIM. Howenstine. Dave and Swamper
Carriboo left during the week for Dn-
luth. ss..s s:s. - q. .s=
Olof M. Fredrickson is il from Lutsen
where hs has been For the past lew
weekR. l.,.3 s.s
Light-keeper Mayhem started the
light last Mondsy night Tor the farst
time this season. ..5
A number Of men from the Big Bay
camp passed through here last Sunday
shronte TO the front.
Chas. J. johnson has closed his No. I
camp at Good Harbor Bay, having come
pleted his work there. 5E.s
Ole ]. Olson, Of Maple Hill, who was
qaarantined in tho Town OF Tote re.
turned here Monday. his time having
elapsed. s el
! L. q. g, Titus returned with the
stage Monday from Duluth. &c reports
poor staging, the sleighing having about
disappeared. !.
Mesars swenaon and Olson, Of Mspls
Hill, who have been employed at the
Monker camp during The winter have
returned homa :Es.
Commissioner jackson, OF Rowland,
was here Thursday enroute home having
closed his engagement as "chef' OF the
Good Harbor lumber camp. ,..>..t
&C. Monker returned from the Cross
river country last Saturday. He put in
about $500 cedar ties and q email
amount of pine during the winter.
A. J. Scott and con, Benjamin, re.
turned last Monday from their trapping
grounds in the eastern part OF the coun-
ty. They report pleasant and profit
able trip. .. ~. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Paine entertained
a few Of the young people last Saturday
evening. The evening was spent with
games and light refreshments were
served. An especially enjoyable time
was spent.
Messrs Culberteon, Bartlett, Wise
man and other land men who were here
during the first part Of the week gave
mp waiting for the beat and left over
the trail Tuesday. +
Chas. ]. johnson returned with the
stage Monday from a business trip to
Duluth. He reports considerable ice at
the head Of the lakes and 10 not hopeful
OF an early boat.
A deed from F. O. and A. W. Fuller,
q. z. Lyman, trustee and F. B. Wells,
sr1gtee, to Frank 81. Peavey, has been
recorded in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds. It conveys all lands Of the de-
fRnct Fuller Fuller Lumber Co.
The ease DC Brown Treaey & Co,
against Cook County, which was APP
pealed from the District Court BY the
county 10 settled. The Supreme Court
dismissed the appeal on April 9Th and
the county will now pay. The case was
for the purchase price of three sets OF
statutes which the commissioners ordered
We publish in another column glow.
ing account Of the, trip made by Super.
visor Rinkerton, Of Tofte, from Cross
river to Two Harbors. Lake county
which Of course rsaps all the benefit
from the good care taken by Mr.. Pink
erton, will no doubt reward him. IT
was necessary for some one to take steps
to prevent spread of the disease and
the county seat OF Lake county being
some distance away the supervisor OF
Tote took charge. They also have tax.
en- precautions against spread Of the
disease in this county and have been
successful 90 far. .a..Z.<s. ....