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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

Oliver Taft well-known resident of
Whtestone. l.. l., died at his home there
yesterday. seventy-one years old. He put
ND the first Government building a. VII
lets Point. He was appointed first lieu
tenant in the Fifteenth Infantry in 1866,
and served six years in the Regular Army
He had held a number of official places
in the old town of Flushing. He leaves
a son and daughter.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

nerson not an antho,Ied agent q, The
carriers TO sell a passenger ticket is held
nv the Supreme Con of PENNSYLVANIA. in
the case OF Comm 1weaith vs. Keary as
All. Rep. f72l. TO e a proper police regti
lation, not Violate OF any constitutional
provision.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

James s Voorhees, died yesterday from
pneumonia at his home in Neck Road,
Gravesend L. l., in his siXty-third year
He had the first bath houses on Coney
Island. put up in 1854. For many years
his were the only baths on the beach. He
retired with a large fortune in 1875, sell
ing out to the late Paul Bauer. In 1856
he married Miss Elizabeth Brooks. the
daughter of Nicholas Brooks, at that time
the sheriff of Schenectady County. He
leaves one son, Charles 5. Voorhees,.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

Is a charitable medical institution liable
for the negligence of one of its surgeons
in operating on a patient gratuitously?
The Supreme Court, appellate division.
of New York, in a recent decision, in the
case of Collins VS.. New York Postcard
uate Medical School and Hospital 90 n.
Y. Supp. 1860. holds that such an institu-
ton is not liable for damages where the
surgeon it employs has been selected with
proper care, and with no reason to be-
iieve him to be negligent or incompetent
" hen the institution has exercised due
care in the selection of its surgeons and
other employees. the court holds that it
has then fulfilled its duty, and is not re-
sponsible for their negligence.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

A State has no power to regulate the
charges of a railroad company for the
carriage of goods between two points in
the State, where the course of transporta-
tion must be for considerable part of
the distance through another Safe or
Territory, holds Judge Trieber of the
United States District Court, 4Tkansas.
In the case of Kansas City s r. Co. VS..
Board of Railroad CommissVners 00G
Fed Rep. 1863, as such tansporta-
ton although continuous an made on
through bills of lading, constitutes COM
merce among the State within the
meaning of the commerce slausc of the
Federal Constitution. andfs subject TO
regulation by Congress alqe.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

Where a policy of insurance covered all
furniture contained in n certain brick
building and additions attached the
Supreme Court of New York. appellate
division. in the case of AIaisel VS.. Fire
Association of Philadelphia go N Y.
Supp, 1S). holds that furniture IN
frame building on the next lot. extending
over and against the rear OF the brick
building two inches. and used in c9nnec-
tion Herewith as Il storehouse. was COW
cred by the policy.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-20

What constitutes a lake has been defin-
ed by the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in
the recent case of the Illinois Steel Com
pany VS. Blot (S5 n. W. Rep, 1922. The
court holds that it is not necessary that a
particular locality should be wholly COW
cred BY water constantly, or be covered
sufficiently TO be susceptible of navigation
to give it the character of lake bed as
regards title thereto; but that if q body
of water is not a river, yet is reasonably
constant in character. it is a pond or lake.
and the limits thereof are the natural
shore, though water does not constantly
stand at that mint.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-12-05
PRESIDENTS NESSkGE
! READ 70 CONGRESS
Governmental Problems
Dwelt On at Length in
the Document.
Urges EXCLUSION Of TIVE ANARCHISTS
CzoIgogz and His IIk Enemies Of
the Human Race,
THE MERITS OF RECIPROCITY,

President Defends tho Workings of tho
Protective Tariff Construction Of tho
Nlcaraguan Canal Urged, and tho Lay.
Ing OF Cable TO Hawaii and tho
phlllpplnes-Change In the Present
Militia Laws Recommended Tho Navy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-12-05

There is general acquiesence In our pres.
ent tariff system as national policy. The
first requisite TO our prosperity is the con-
tinuity and stability Of this economic policy.
nothing could be more unwlse than to dis
turb tho business interests OF the country by
any general tariff change at this time. Doubt,
apprehension. uncertainty are exactly what
we wish 10 avoid In the Interest OF our com
mSrcal and material well.bspg, Our expert
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-12-05


"Our aim should be not simply TO reclaim
the largest area Of land and provide homes
for tho largest number OF people, but 10
create for thlB new industry the best possible
social and Industrial conditions; and this re-
auIres that we not only understand the ex-
istnE situation, but avnll ourselves OF the
best experience OF the time In the solution
Of It's problems. A careful study should be
made, both by the nation and the states, OF
the irrigation laws and conditions here and
abroad Ultimately It will probably bo neces-
sary for the nation to cooperate with the
several arid states in proportion rs these
states by their legislation and administration
show themselves ut TO receive II.
"In Hawaii our aim must be TO develop tho
territory on the traditional American lines.
We do not wish n region OF large cities TILED
by cheap labor; we wish healthy American
community OF men who themselves TIL the
farms they own. All our legislation for the
islands should be shaped with this end In
view, the well-being Of the average home
| maker must afford the true test OF the
| healthy development OF the islands, The
| land policy should az nearly as possible be
modelled on our homestead system.
ut Is pleasure to say that II is hardly
| moro necessary to report as to Porto Rico
| than as to any state or territory within our
| continental limits. The island is thriving os
| never before, and II Ia being administered
| efficiently and honestly, Its people are now
| enjoying liberty and order under the pro-
| lection of the United StntcS, and upon this
| fact wo congratulate them and ourselves.
| Their material welfare must be as carefully
and iealously considered az the welfare Of
The copper era., 1901-12-26
Notice of Forfeiture

I. u.nui- Flood and sister Mary Nahn. heirs of
 John FfHsli icCca>tI -
 Nou arc Errchy sotiiiei that have expended during tho Ntar~ l~-t and Isssl Twelve Hundred bn lars iu l-t'r and other improvements upon thr tllrsc aui Dorsey group of five claims uaual a- follows Philadelphia Quaker Citv keystone. i-l ra p. ani Loucvfcw. and also liu- Hrl tn- Colorado mining claim in the Gretulec mining district lu Graham county. Arizona in s tirl sou a~ thc hgir> of John Flonf ,lrCcs>e.i own au undivided one eighth interest and that hlte also sNtcuici for The ycar< f>la and fesa0 Turltc Huui -ci Do iar> iu lat-cr an [ ir.aurovc- r1ruf~ ufsHu tne Carrie t Group of mining claims named as follows Maydoucr Magnolia Glafi> sn .lnatA- Washington. and Charleston in fic tsrt--lirc mining di~t-fC'. Graham county. Ari- rnua- iu "a llcl Nuu as the heirs Cf John Flood rrtt1E~t.l. a -.ruth iufrrc<t Said labor and irurruN cruvuf> were vXpcuiesi in order to hold >llI claims uulcr thc provisions of sec t.nu -r1f of tl- revised statutes uf the United states and The amendments thcrcto. concerning z annual labor upon mining cfaim>. if being the -lanl-t Te1uirg-l to hold sad claims for the r~ f--.i md l.Fs'. s> afore>ai1-
 Aui if within ninety days aftcr the puhlica- tnu of this uoIlce. N"u fall or refuse to con tribute sour portions of sand cNpenGiturc as C,sowuc->. your interests in The said mining claims will hycunc the p-nE-rtv o: the sub -.rit--r. who has made the rvguir,,i cNpcndi- turc hy the terms of said section sss4
 Hcc -- iai- koBEEr B. CLAsE-
The copper era., 1901-12-26
Mining Application No. 765.
SURVEY No sS
UNITED sr.rrs LAND OFFICE. ,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 Tucson, Arizona. Dec. :, 1901.
 Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of Chapter SIX or Titte NNNu or The Revised Statutes oc The United states. Anwcn Lafave and Henry II. Req, whose poStohicc address is CliOon. Graham county. Arizona, claiming thc Midnight lode mining claim, bearing gold. sil- yer. copper and other precious metals. being il6sl fc,i in length with surface ground 6oo feet tn width situate In Grccnlec Gold Moun- ttiu Mining District, Graham coauty, Ariroua, has made application for a United states patent fo- ssiG mining claim. which is described in the field ro;cs aul official p's, on file in the United States Land oficc at Tucson, Arizona. as fol- loW>
 Gcciuninc at GOT. N. l. thc north east cor. cf su-v,y. s piue post feet long iu. sq- set IS ln iu ground. win mound of stone. scribcd l-lr3l wtcu-c tEc nv cor. sec l9 tp. <s-. v. 50 east G. 6SR M. bears north 1888 = feet sunset Peak bcars north 5S deg. iS min. @ sec. east McMillsr> Peak bears $. >6 deg. 70 min eo see east Northeast eul center of loca- tiou bears s lS leg 6 mine S'5 S5 feet Thence south var = deg Os min. east 6I7.S- feet to cor No pine pos s fee; long [ in. sq. SC, iS iu. iu ground with mound Of stone. scTihed 2-lStN whence e cor. location bears n. @ dcc. a min e. stS.g3 feet. Thence $. @ deg to min. " var !. deg U7 min c1 ll6Sl feet to cor. No. S identical with s.-w. cor. location, pine pest ( feet long in. Sq.. set oa bedrock. with mound or stone feet high scrihed S-l5sS whence s.-w. end center of location bears north 2l deg. O5 min W. SIS ei feet Thence north War. le deg. OS min east 6l7.S7 feet to tor. No. ( pine post feet long in sq.. set Is in. in ground, with mound of stone. scTibed i-iSi6, whence n.-w, cor. loca- ton bears s 69 deg a min. W. lSS feet Thence u 6s deg 4o min. e. var T. deg. IT mia. cl il65 feet 10 cor. No. !. the plac, of beginning.
 Area, ISse7 acrcS-
 This claim iS located west of and sdjoins scc l9 tp 4s 2. 8 o- and in scc. si ip. s-, T. - e.. G ,t = R B SM
 The discovery cut bears from cor. No l, south S6 6ccrce> Oa min. west ey.l sS feet.
 The presumed general course of the ledge. as far as can bc determined from the development work douc lies in the center or ;ne claim as surveyed and bears north 6a deg. a min. east ll6'.I feet from the center of The west end liuc.
 The location; of this claim is on record in the office of ihe county rccorder of Graham county. Arizona. ai page G7s of Book 10 of Records of Mines.
 II does no, appear from The official plat that therC are any adjoining claimants.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mining claim or surface ground thereof a-c required Jo file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Ohlcc in Tucson Pima county. Arircns. dur ing the sixty .6o days period of publication hereof or they will bc barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statutes.
 MILTON E. MOORE. Register First publication pc,.- l2 1901.
 I-lS; publication Feb F Isl1
The copper era., 1901-12-26

This incorporated the of developing company. all peo- pie and familiar with the property which the stock is shares issued with value of $IOO each The mines 5OOOO shares of stock and the remain purposes block 25OO0 shares the market at
 f h % rfctI % fr,iIsr with ibe % pronqrty This monev partially expended the development of the and with most profitable
 The directors general public at twenty five cents per share.
 The located in the Copper Mountain Mining District where mining has been successfully half Metcaf Coronado incline and about five miles north of Morene At Met Morenc the Coronado mountains located the famed producing mines of Arizona from market of he or he past thirty years
 property group fifteen claims lying solid body covering 300 of ground The claims have all been veyed conflicting claims been done all of the claims for the work will have been done The have been opened mostly by tunnels and will pay transportation expenses smeer charges from $50 $1OO There is also large workings of the which be concentrated the ground at handsome profit
 The management of the affairs o the company is in the hands o The president & manT years They will crowd deveopment work just fast as funds can be raised for the purpose
 advanced that all the
 stock issued the time has been taken by home people, familiar with the property and the management and
 dollar of the first of the stock for sale neither the payment the less than value which shows the confidence of the original locator in the pOrperty
 When purchase stock home company operated for home benefit by home people, and know that dollar will be honestly expended develop home property don't you consider
 company, before
 Every dollar derived the sale of stock invested the development of the property
 Applications president secretary the company Metcaf Arizona commission paid the sale of stock.
 JOS. TANNER, PC. LITTLE,
The copper era., 1901-12-26
Notice of Hearing Return of Sale of
 Real Estate.
In ihc Probate C,uri of iho County of G

In the Probate Court uf thc County uf grahnsn.
 Territory uf Arizona. In thc matter uf thc estate of John F Hi.Iue. trnrtsr.l
 Pursuant q, sn order of this court made the e0th dnf of November. \. b iaUi unfir, is hereby given that Friday. the third dns of far- uary. \. n. lYr1. ut Co o'clock n m.. uf that day. and thr Court Room uf this Court ut The EHurt Huu-t iu line Town nf -nlumunNillr have l.rsn appointed ss thr fim~ aui p'src far "a h~sf.ig uluu thr rcflu uf thr gr0-HrsdiuEs uf Mii.lnu \ Leonard. thr administrator uf said rsfatr. under uu uriirr uf thi. Court dafr the i-.l day ut p,-cvmlcr \ n. ieli authorizing the sa'U nf certain rral sstafe .ituHfr iu rhr County uf tra- ham. IDrritsrY ot Arizona aul dcsrrit.cl as Co bows. tp-uit
 An undivided our.h half interest iu fhnf r.r- tain mining claim known ag thr Cnmct isir Miuiuc Claim situate iu thc Grrguicr ftnii Mountain Miuiug District iu thr CuuufT ni Graham Territory of Ariruua. nui rsrsr|lri .u Rock !. of Records cf Mlucs ,t Graham County. on page eh.
 Wh.ch .aii administrator has sold at rrirai. sale Tor thc sum of Fifteen Thuusand Dollar fn thr I..r.ou named iu hts said rrturu. Go u lirI rClrrvurc i~ male for further particular. and un'irv is hCrrhy given that any person iUffr cslssi iu ihe sati estate may appear at ihe tirle ani flarr above mentioned. and fie written uh'grtiuns tu thc conf rmatiou uf the saif sab. and may hr heard and produce wiuscs..s la support of hts ohicctious.
 Wv. \ MOODY
 Clerk uf Probate Court
The copper era., 1901-12-26

;o monument of stones, thence north 10 deg l5 min west 2,S.s feet to intersection with line s.i Of Republic Lode: thence north SI deg east 40 feet to cor No { of Republic Lode thenrv south g deg cast to COT No Republic Lode. ;he place of beginning. coujainiuS ! >5 acres Total and uci ana of Copper lode. .- 2'.15 acres Total ana Of Republic lode >5 acres Less conflict with Buckey - - acres Ne; area Of Republic lode --...--.- ..-5s7 sc7c< Net area of this lode claim .... q s acrc>
 This claim is located in the Grcculcc Gold Mountain and Copper Mountain mining dis tricts. approximately in section 29 township south range - east un>Urvcyci. ju Graham county. A-izJaa. G and = Meridian.
 The adjoining and conflicting claif> arc as follows To the Copper Lolc. ou The cast Inc Victor Lode. uusurvcycd on the south the Tip Top lode un>uryvyei. on the west thc R,Puo- lie lode Of this survey. and the Buckcy lp6e. on the north. vacant public land To the RvpUb- h., lode on the south the Jumbo. Uusurvevc,i. on The west vacant land ou the north thc Buokey lode. Owners of adjoining claims uu- known.
 Tie locations are rcco-iei sS follows The Republic lode. original location. iu book 9. page SSi of records Cf mines, amcnied location in hook l. records Of mines page o>.r The Copper lode. the oriciuial location. booS D. records of mines. pasr SS5. amended location. hook II records of rn-ucS. page 2so. Al nf said records being Of the ofllcc of the county re- co-icr of said Graham county. Arizona Ter Iliory.
 Any and ali persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Republic or Copper mines or surface ground are rcqUi0cd to dlc their ad- verse claims with the register of the United States Land OGice aJ Tucson, in the Territory oi Arizoua. during the sixty days period of publi- cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of Statute.
 MILTON R MOORE. Register.
 First publication Nov. 2I. 1901
The copper era., 1901-12-26

WANTEu-~cVcral persons of character and w ruui reputation iu each state tone in this county rr.- uired to represent and advertise old established wealthy business house of solid tuuuriHl standing Salary SIS o0 weekly with tNIrISc~ additional all payable in cash each Hiur~,lay direct from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished. when ucce>Sary- References Eurlrse self addressed stamped envelope. Man a-.-- ii6 CaXtHu Building Chicago.
The copper era., 1901-12-26
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. saol.
Department of the Interior Land pfir, ar rnc>n-- Arl-nn. Nom --.- . l.--

Department of the Interior Land pfirc.
 at Tucson. Arizona. NovCrn Ter -.l l9li-i Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fnnl proof iu support oi his Cisim. and that said proof will be male before the clerk of The ni>trict Court at Sulomouvillc. Ariruua- on Wednesday. January T. i211 viz leScrh SE'a Scc. lS. T. =. R g L.. c. and = E. R. and N.
 He names the fol owing witnesses Co prove his continuous residence uYa3 and cultivation of said land. viz James F Block. Andy Angle. James T. Long and Charles Black. al of Dun can. Arizona. MILTON R NaeER
 First publication Nov. -. 1901. Register
The copper era., 1901-12-26
Forest Lieu Selection No. 150.
[. :. Land Oaice Tucson. Arirona

T = Land Ofice Tucson. Arizona
 Scpirtu Der -. i1ui
 Notice is hereby given that Ira Harpcr. whose l.lSt-otfica addrtss is Clinton. Arirufia has made application ta select under the Aci of June q lSq-. ao sat. Sr the following 3,s-ritcd tract--N E. "a nf V. N = of >Uctsou a Town Ship south. Eaucr SD Ea~t Co. .V = E R < M Within tbc next thirty days from the date of the irSt publication of thi> uotirc protects ur contests against the scisctinn cu the ground that the land described. or any portion thcrruf Is more valuable for ifS minerals than for nssrll- turai purposes. will tc rpC-iNcsi and noted for report io the Commissioner of th, General Land o-icc. MILTON R NooEE Rrgtsicr. Tirst publication November T. la1i. d.f
The copper era., 1901-12-26

Pocket maps o' Arizona. al-oof N,w Mexico. just the thing for the prospect or, Tor sale at this office at 2jc. each.
The copper era., 1901-12-26

The Happy Jack uf Clubs k the only place tn town furnishing a free lunch with drinks. Give them call.
The copper era., 1901-12-26

Didn't know what low prices were ti.i called at the Bazaar Store.
The copper era., 1901-12-26

If you want a square. round. oblOug cor extension table see ". T. Richards next door tn Singer office. Chase creek Light wood turning done.
The copper era., 1901-12-26
CAPITAL STOCK, $5oo.ooO

Shares Value S1O0 each All
 Full paid Non Accessible
The copper era., 1901-12-26

Hand painted china. cut glass ware. jewel eases. ornamental pitchers and sa-.-~. medallion. terra cotta heads and ri-que figures are only few of the many handsome things in our line of holiday gooiS--Noung & ClemOn>. drriutrf-'-
The copper era., 1901-12-26
P. c. LITTLE,

Secretary and Treasurer
Daily camera., 1901-01-05
TELLER ON TIE ARMY.

sch eme IL Not for Emergency bot Psrpet-
uaI Policy.
Washingt ton. Jan. 4-For FIVE hours TO-
day the senate discussed the army re
organization bill. The debate took a
wide range at times. but was confined
principally to the necessity for the in
crease in the regular army proposed in
the pending measure. The Philippine
question was threshed over at grea,
length. but few really new points were
advanced.
Some slight progress was made toward
the completion Of the pending measure.
During the debate Mr. Teller Of Colo
RADIO sharply criticised the pending meas.
ure as the entering wedge for a large
standing army. "You will want not 100
900 men," he declared, "but you will
want 200. 900 men. and you will want
them for 100 years This measure is
not intended merely to meet an emer
gency. but to fix upon the country great
standing army"
Mr. Teller said it would be easily pos
sible to pass 4 bill in forty eight hours
that would provide for an army of uoo.-
600 men or 100000 men for service in
the Philippines, provided it was made to
apply to purely emergency service and
for a definite limited time.
Daily camera., 1901-01-05
Women O Le0d
|1 LylC|ilg
NOW COMES OHIO.
Inhuman Beast sure to be Lynched ny
Outraged Citizens.

Inhuman beast sure to be Lynched by
Outraged Citizens.
Marietta. O Jan. s-This town is hlled
with farmers and operatives who are all
talking vengeance upon Walter Vein.
stock. His victim is Io year old lady
Of respectable family, whom he ASSAULT
ed, tore her clothing from her person
and cut her throat. She is now dying
aud her three sisters at her bedside took
a solemn oath that they would lead a
lynching party. With them in this de-
termination are the leading women of
the place and Weinstock is in little jail
in suburban town with only one guard
That there will be lynching tonight no
one doubts. The man was liberated
from the reform school last Tuesday.
He was serving term for brutal beat
ing of his aged father and is I'll years OF
Daily camera., 1901-01-05
Tom Peterson
VIII Win Ou|
WILL SEAT DEMOCRATS.
House Election Committee SO Decides on
Contest

House Election Committee 50 Decides on
Denver, Jan. 5-The house majority
held caucus at II O'Clock today to
agree on clerkshlps and appointments,
but no agreement was reached Another
caucus began at 7:3o this afternoon. The
contested elections committee will meet
Monday and report for seating the
Pueblo contesting Democrats.
There was no meeting of the senate
today.
The talk Of the town has been Patter.
sons great boom for the senatorship
which was inaugurated last night. No
one doubts the leadership at this hour
and tew, not identified with the Thomas
side. express confidence in the triumph
of any other candidate. Thomas sup
porters make claims. the Adams people
smile. but say nothing. and Hughes is in
no sense candidate. He is confined
to his residence by illness and his closest
friends say be has done nothing towards
securing the election. The fact is.
Adams friends and Hughes friends
recognize Pattersons leadership and
among Adams supporters are many in
cluding bis brother BILLY" who prefer
Patterson to Thomas and propose to give
him votes enough to elect.
Daily camera., 1901-01-05
PLEAS FOR PEACE.
Three senators Urge Republicans Not TO
Crush the F,Iipiaos

Three SENATOR Urge X. .pubiicaos Not 10
Crush the FiIipisos
Washington, Jan. 5-Sena,ors Hoar
Teller and Wellington all appealed to
the Republican party in impassioned
speeches today not TO attempt to crush
out the life Of the F,lipinOs and place
this nation IN the line OF imperialism.
A very heated colIoqy occurred be
tween MIR Wellington and S'na,o, Ca'
ter, the army bill being under discussion
The Maryland senator, s,urg by the
taunt that he voted for the Paris TIRE atty
said he did so upon representations OF
the administration that force would no,
be used against the Filipinos. "Don',
gentlemen. don't crush thos. people,
pleaded Senator Hoar with senators oil
his party.
Daily camera., 1901-01-05
LAND OFFICE CHANGES.

Register ]. N. Chipley of the state land
board yesterday rendered his resignation
to become effective Monday. that he may
take the oath of Office as state treasurer
the day following. The resignation was
accepted and A. P. Toombs of Colorado
Springs appointed to fill the temporary
vacancy. Mr. Toombs is Silver Re
publican and was proposed for the posi-
ton by Mrs Grenfell. He is candidate
for the appointment as appraiser for the
board upon its reorganization next week.
John T. Joyce, present indemnity clerk
OF the board. Is prominently mentioned
for the registership.