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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-06
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Chicago.
 The next meeting of the Tuesday Af- tenoon club will be held on the after noon of May 14.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28

oysters anl fsh At Petit-
q stones Esh market. Il
Ihe French Restaurant is the
pace G ssl he tc-f meals. #
put s telephone N your
-e-s All keep q u repair FOR Sc
-The cliesasha Electric
CO. #
A telephone saves time, money
asd -4os leather. fTe cents a day.
-Caickasha Electric Co. If
Buy your bread, cakes and pies
the White Swan Bakery. #
Sewing Machine Needles 81 the
Ca.cklsha Hardware & Imple-
ment Co.'S tt
School Books and al kinds Of
school supplies on hand At Booths
Book Store.
Fro good cup of coffee use
Chase 3 san bofns.
Terrell Grocery Co
Bay Jour feed and -four Of Wm.
eeidi. FIRST door west o. the
Hlile swat Bakery. Phone zI5
cail II Booths Book Store for
81 hing usually kept in a first
ela book store. Four do0rs sou.h
ol post oIce.
st. B. Townsend is now pre-
pared 10 furnish wall paper and
US Kind Of paint at the lowest
prices. l05tf
Tip Harris, east Of The railroad
.i0es ail kinds Of well and cistern
WORK. Call and see bin and be
Will give sou low prices II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28

Sew, staple stock Of groceries.
ID good location, Chiekasha Ave
nue.. Good trade, low rent. SAT-
isfactorv reasons for selling
Small stock OF groceries and
nouons-horse, delivery wagon
etc. About $3.50 viii take It.
We have cash buyers for good
relinquishment iD the ne9 cou8-
try. All business strictly eoli.
dental.
LEsrEE L. PRICE q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28
TAKEN UP.

Stray hogs. Owner can have
same by proving hogs and paying
damages. Apply 10 G.. W. Baisd
six miles north Of Chickrsha 90
Salt Creek. d&w2i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28

On account Of the FIRE I have
located ny Ofhce temporarily
Wiih Attorney O. III. FeceheimeE
in the Bank Of Chickasha buiit-
ing.
Lester Z. Price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28

Wells Dug And Repaired
I an prepared 70 do all kinds
Of well digging and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Refer
euce given.
q. ". MOORE, Southeast
corner Of Henderson Addition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28

ANY person wanting scavengcr
work done or stock hauled away
can get it done BY leaving orders
with the Nickel Store.
j. B. BOATWRIGHT,
City scaveuger-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-28

Extra fine tied comf0Ttabies 81
to s2.25 each. Cotton and wool
blankets cheap.
The Famous,
Jackman & Lemon. 81
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

opln eyes, and then turned to his fa- ther with an expression that meant he won't do it again; I'll protect you"
 The man waa soon drowsy again. but tn boy was Un the alert, and z ntly pulling al his sleeve. whispered: Papa papa. wake up" The man answered with a qui smile and Its all right, Geors sie-all right, Georgis." But his efforts to makr it "all right were un- avaiing against the growing s.sepiness and again the conductor handled hlm roughly. Once more the child slid fJr- ward and showed fight toward the cCil- tuctOr, mingled with much solicitude for his sleepy father
 Then the child softly whisperei: Papa. papa, please wake up and the father rssporded, It's al right, Georgie."
 As the train neared State strset the boy became more watchful, and wh n it had turned the cornr he slipped to he floor and taking the mans hand. said happily: Come yn. papa. We get off haIe." He vas off the car first Gni waited patiently while his father got clumsi,y down. Then putting his little hands in the big one h star. cd bravely down th7 street rep ,at.ng, this way. papa; this way: now be careful" and the two wcrc soon lost in the crowd.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
MINING NOTES.

Joe Curtis, the mining man, came in yesterday from his camp in the Hua- chucas He brought in a number of samples of copper ore to have as1ayed that were taken from his clalm.-Bis- bee Review.
 w. T. Wyie, a late employe of the Copper queen company. hlH left Bisbce for Nogales. where he goes to accept a position with Proto Bros.
 The Copper Belle Mining company bought the old Silver Bill mine, a mine at Gleason last week. Consideration not known.
 The Bis5ee Improvement company will begin the erection of a large dw Hing house near it's plant at .he Lowell switch for tNe use of Manager Ellison and his family.
 r. c. Norris of Lyndonville. Vt. who il interested in the Vermont and Agi- zona company, drove out to the mines today. The company proposes putting in some extensive power machinery and crowd work on q large scale. The ma chinery has be ordered and will Gr- rive shortly.-Pro- -pector.
 The machinery for the plant of the Arizona Clay Manufacturing company is expected at Benson daily. says the Review. The structural iron is already on the ground and .,de tracks nave been built to the proposed site. The plant Is expected to be in operation in tim 10 make the brick foT the reform school to be -rectei at Benson this year for which 5000, 900 bliCk are Te- quired.
 The C. F. NJ. company at Gleason i" roasting its ore preparatory to start Ing up the smelter again soon. They are also building a large adobe build ing to be used as d blacksmith shop and are making other valuable im- provements
 The Bsbee Review Is informed that the stock of the Modern Mining com pany is now selling at 20 cents a share This Is an advance of ten cents within three months. Prospects of this young company are looking very bright for the stot kholders. At a meeting held last night at the cOmpany's office ia Bis3ee of the shareholders, the present officers wcr5 reelected and yther general '1usl- ness transacted. Work is being syr. tematically ca.lied on at the company mine and the shaft Is now in ore tAat runs high in valuog.
 The Tombstone ProSpect0r says Me Pherson & Co.'o large teams nYe kept busy hauling in ttmS-r for the big com bination sElit. The shaft is now dowr 14O feet and the three shifts crowdlne work as fa:t as possible. Con O'Keafe says he has old nearly
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
WEST & TRUAX.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.. \N AJDING KJNNAN ,2, MARVIN
CHILD FATHER TO THE MAN.

A Madison cable train was well ii'led as it made it's downtown trip last night. A man and small boy of or 6 years boarded the ear at ked'i ie avenue. Before the man hal found a seat 1t was evident to most of the passengers that drink had put his head in whirl and made his legs unst5 ady
 He lifted the child up beside him and cudt,cd him close-the affection be- to ean the two was very plain. It was not long before the man was asleep and dropped heavily against q woman next to him. She angrily called fir the conductor to put the man off the car With no gentle hands the collec- tor of fares straighten q the man and in forclble language commanded him to 's az awake ard not f1ll all over ks In spite of Gn evident desire t1 show fight the man settlei back, but ths child slipped to the edge of tha seat and watched the conductor with wide
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
SOME PERSONAL STORIES.

Thomas Na:son Page, the author CT Tn Old Virginia" and many other stories of the south. Is home again aftar an eight months sojouIn in Flu rope and Egypt. The greatest sight l saw during all the months I Was away" said Mr. Page, was the shore line of New York as l was coming up the bay. We Americans don't apprec- fate what a grand country CUTS is. It's the greatest on the face of the earth, and it is inhaoitated by the finest and smartest set of peop'e. l could not help noticing while away what god manners Americans have as rule. Thsy are tn gentlest, kindest, best hammered folk in the world. no mat ter what any Frenchman may say. And they are the greatest hust.ers as well. Throughout Europa they now see what a great force We are, and whenever they think of our commercial hustling they cant help trembling, for they know We are masters of the sit uat!on. In other words, they are scared, and don't know what to do."
 On the same transatlantic steamer that carried Miss Elizabeth Tyree, the actress, to Europe, was Israel Fang will. To the actress was delegated the task of asking Zangwill to read a poem at the customary charity. Miss Tyree approached the great man with many graceful compliments and begged him very prettily to do his part. But all her sweetness was wasted, for Fang will declined curty to have anything to do with her scheme. Yet the enter tainment was given. Toward it's close Miss Tyree came forward, bowed to the audience in general. and to the appar- ently bored MT. Zangwill. who sat in the front row, particularly. Thsn she said she would take great pleasure in reading a poem by Israel Zangwill
 owing to the indisposition of the au- thor. The audience imrs diately took in the whole situation and applauded Miss Tyre so enthus iastically that she read an encore, but not before MT
 Yangwll had escapel to his sta'eroom
 And this is why Miss Tyree partlcu- 'arly cherlshes on autograph letter from MT. Zangw'll, in which the au- thor congratulates her on the success
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
EMineS and Minerals of Arizona ;


&Messrs. Gitbcrt D. Gray and II. $. pwitt returned the night of the 4th ffon the Black ButtCs copper property, uire miles north of Morristown. They found most excellent prospects for a ulg copper mine, though the property nay .tin be called . prospect, as the &kepest working r. a tunnel 42 [ ct deep There are probably sixty tons of copper ore on the dump that run high 1n value and altogether it is believed {he property is a good on. Mr. Swift holds the bond recently given on it and work will be started at once.
 LA. J. Edwards and J. Wesley Walker returncd from the Lime Gre mines yAsterCay and are enthusiastic over the t1cent developments on that property, The recent strike referred to in this &olumn is In the secCnd tunnel. which los penetrated the ore body and 1t is TOW considerable distanc- in the ore With no sign Of cutting through it. It >& high grade and calculated to make ne Lime Creek operators happy 1eesro Edwards and Walker own a <foup of claims aijoiring. which they 1Tpect to b. gin operations upon al an eGrly day.
 Messrs. G. D. Gray and Jack Bur {ows who are selling stock here for the Xknture Hlll. one of Jerom,'S proml9- {Nr mines, yesterday disposed of 1900 ohAres at 40 e nts.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
1AsKIN AND nR!sCOIL GROUP
oome,bing About Their Claims In
 the Tucscn Mountains.

The great copper belt that first crops ojit near the Grand Canyon of the Col oIpdo and winds It's serpentine length thtough Arizona and into Mexico is 1r>hfe noticeable in Pima county than 4<nny othtr point along it's trend, says the Tucson Citizen. Nature appears to N4ve been more daring, mere dangerous N4fe. than elsewhere along this lengthy ,uincTal zone, The lodges or deposits are expoiei from the grass roots. anl tel1erally improve as. depth is attained.
 ln the near vicinity of Tucson are tome very promising prospects. fairly Wen dsve'oped. But they have as yet &ttraete little attention. owing to the lnct that the holders are comparatively poor men who devote all their time and u3eager capital in opening up their properties. They have neither the time the inclination nor the carltal to con- coct aluring prospectus g of their hold inss; they are content to labor un- ce0singly ard bide their time.
 Among the numerous men of this .type-the vanguard of civilization. en- tarpr!se and Integrity. typical mining ttsn-arc Haskin and Driscoll, who own a group of copper mines h the Tuc5pn 1nountains twenty miles from thi5 city and twelve miles from Rillito station on the Southern Pacific railroad. The
 mines, for such they are, having passed fhe prospect stag are known as the Haskin and Driscoll group. conprla'ng fhe Lottie, Nina, St. Helena, Buckhun. Tunn l. Big Boss No. 1 and Bic Boss No. g. On this group If claims con- fIdel able work has been done: a 100 foct tunnel has been driven !n one piac Cr1 the property, rdgS'ng through vari- nus grades of copper ore ita entire icngth and another tunnel has been mad revealing large bodies of excel lent copper ore. The ledge, MT Haskin Informs u. is 1900 feet from wall to wall. and the croprings maintain this ,width across his ten claims and many other locations adjacent
 XIII second group of claims, which atfon those GDCve mentioned, is com prissd of the Last Chance. Cobre 0rande, Big Barn y. South Side. Sac dumento and Triangle, upon which ohly tho a assessment work has been done. Adjoining group No. are four claims helonG,ng to Gould & Fish. and adjoin- ing these are six more claims, tn. in- dividual holdings of MT Gould. All of tho claims adjoin and have the same Surface showing aC those upon which SO much work mas been done with such good -sults.
 1iAs above stated. the ae1tlamen inter- eSted in this section have never en- deavored to place their properties upon the market. but, judging from the s'oec- 1jbens of ore to be Cesn here. and taking tN for gilrted that the ledge is of such magnitude a1 represent d, this large h0l0inr of -or9er properties will not r-- matn as it is much lorser-s1mebCly Win SUI ly pick them up.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

president; D. Loeb and F. J. Garret. directors, and R. II, Waugh, secr tary and treasur5r. John Molder, one of the locatorS. Of the mines was elected as superintendent. Since the charter was applied for the company purchased about fifteen more claims, making a group of thirty claims. and a mill site on Eagle creek. The cla.ma are in a well mineralized portion of the Morenci district and all of them show more CT less mineral on ths surface, with con- siderable development work on some of the claims. A rev whir, wac put on tn, main shaft of the Peacock, which has reached depth of l2" feet. Double shfts are being worked in the shaft. and the work Is progressing most fa- Vorahly, As the name implies, the Home Copper company is home or- ganization, all of the stock being owned at Morenci and Clifton. The company has ample funds in its treasury for the next thre months, when another small block of stock will be placed on the market, Every dollar derived from the sale of treasury stock i., expended in the development of tbc property, which is free from indebtedness, The former owners of the property. Messra. Jinkins and Mol'er. are old time, high ly respected citizens, who are not afraid of work In fact they have not only spent their time on the property, out also Q considerable amount Of money No men in the district star1 higher In the estimation of the people than M ssrs. JinGins ani Molder, and in fact all of the officers, are well known and respected citizens. The Home Copper company starts out un- dr molt favorable circumstances. and bids fai. to become one of he big com panies Df the district.-Copper Era
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

N0G0O worth of stock Of the Sonora Mining company during the past few days.
 Jerome is every day gaining solid and substantial prosp5rty. Every new en- tc,p,lae and every new discovery of mineral in this district pdds another plume. It does not require a magician or soothsayer 10 foretal! her future. There ar no antiqur or jiiapldated at-
 ta hm nts to Jerome sao is no relic of
 the drift period, buuan up-to-date pro- duet--the Butte of the southwest. .-- Reporter.
 Messrs. James Noel of tho Grand
 Central and C. C. B"lg1t. who haH been
 in the employ of the l.. V company,
 will leave Jerome about July 10, says
 the Reporter, for the Tonto Basin
 country, to continue development of
 their valuable gold aA1 copper proper
 ties The erection Gf a custom smelter
 in the nsar vicinity of their claims has
 added much 70 their value, as they will now b. able 70 have their ores
 treated without the expense of trans po:tatlon by freight teams to ral-
 road which is, within itself, an item Uf TO gnall consideration From what
 We have learned from mixing men who
 know, and speak by the card" the property owned by these gentlemen re- quires only development to make a mine.
 New discoveries of ere bodies. larger and richer than Cter before, have re- C ltly been made il the Venture Hill property. says the Jerome Reporter. This property gives every evidence of icing a dividend payer tt no distant date. In our judgment anl that of ex- .enced mining men who have exam ined this property, although as yet in
 Ks embryo state. there Is no better in vestment in the Verde mining district i than Venture Hill stock.
 lt Is certainly very encouraging to oNo we the large numb 2 If promising
 mining prospects which are being de- 1 tt,OpeI in tIe mountains tributary to this city. Not sss than fifty claims | located within radiur of twenty miles Of this city are being developed with
 most encouraging prospects. Fl less | Ith1n thr months this number will
 have been doIbled.-Star.
 | Two cars of lumber arrived on Tues | day for the Calumet & Arizonl Mining | company and were hauled out to the mine cn Wedaesday. The Calumet S, l AWz0ra company are pr pairing tn work their property in a vigorous and | g. matte manner and the recent un- | .grpn ssed sale of stock of this company | in Calumet, Mich. is ampie proof that | the stockholders have unbuunde1 faith | in their property .-Bisbea Review. The I}isbee Improvement company will shortly commence using crude oil | fo: fuel at their plant south of town. | Tie Copper Queen company is also
 making arrangements for the further
 use of oil as fuel around the reduction plant At the Spray shaft oil haa been used as fuel for several weeks and has
 gwen good satisfaction. The difference
 in the cost of petroleum and coal is q ! big item and a strong argument Tn
 favo, Of the use of more oil for the pur- , pose of fuel.-Bisben RevIew.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
WILL COMMENCE SINKING.

Officers of the Copper Glance Mining company will in q few days visit th5 property for the purpose of selsctlag a site for the new double compartment working shaft. Immediately after con- tracts will be let for the sinking of the same.
 Tas first 25O,0OO shares of Copper Glance stock will soon be sold. Those who wish to get in on the first deal will do we'll to apply at on,e to the roc retary of the company at the company office on Main street.-Blshee k view.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
NOTICE.

The attention of investors and capitalists is hereby called to the following rare opportuni- ty for n good and paying investment. in inside centrally located Phoenix business property.
 The property of the estate of Enrique Peraz 20, deceased, situated on the southeast corner of First and Monroe streets, in the city of Phoenix, county of MsricoI a and Territory of Arizona, consisting of two @ lots and large adobe building, is offered for sale ,t private sale. paolo Perazzo, or J. L. B. Alexander, Esq, Attorney in Phoenix, will receive propo- sals tor pur 'hase of sail property, the right to reject any or all proposals being reserved.
 r. is desired to sell the same to close up the business of the estate.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
HEARTBURN.

When the quantity of food taken is too large or the quality too rich. heart burn is likely to follow. and especially so if the dig stion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slowly and not to freely of easily digested food. Mas ticatc the food thoroughly. Let SIX hours elapse between meals and when you feel a fulnsss and weight in the region of the stomach after eating. in dicating that you have eaten too much' take one of Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets and the heart burn may be avoided. For sale by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
WHIRL OF TIE WORLD <

The alllBritish cable fiom Canada across the Pacific 10 Australia has been ccatracted for ard Will be completed within two years. As soon as that link Is constructed il will practically double the capacity of thl existing sy., ms, for tla interruptions must occur on hCisJ sides of any point to isolate 1t from others Most rqbles are British fact which r. distastcful to the French, Germans and others when they have military G-sreta to s'nd. Each country is accordingly labOring to become taleRrar 1ically Independent. It is stated that Holland and Germany will unite in tho construction of a sys- tenn Of cables to the far cast rcnd ring them independent Of the British lines While the principal terminus will be a; Shanghai branchn.'wiil connect with Japan and possibly with the United States
 A curioGe cid custom has been re- vived at the village of Castleacre. in Norfolk-that of blessing the crops ] ne Dd SUtIlFiS GdlutItu dl lne tnuItI and formed in proc ssion. headed by the vicar and choir. After paradng the village they proceeded to visit the fieldr of growing corn. at one of which service was held hymrc sung, and a blessing pronounced by the vicar on the crops of the parish. The procession then returned to the church, singing re- cessional hymns by thr way. and dis~ perged after receiving benediction.
 Prof. Hilpreeht )f the University of Pennsylvania. the Babylonlan explorer, has discovered the Cir at Temple li- bTarV Cf the ancient city of Nippur which was destroyed by the Elumnites in the year 22S R. C. For eleven years the professor has bo exploring the mounds of ancient NippGr. the city that antedated Babylon by centuries a. the capital of Babylorid. Within the past year he has found among those prehis- tollc ruins the library of the Templ- of Nippur This is the first Bahyionaa temple library that has ever been dis covered and it contains the oldest and most important records of the earliest civilization Of which even an echo has come down to our own age Already 1S,0C0 volumes have beer taken from the ruins, and it is -Xpected that many
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

Pat-Arrlh, now, but railways arJ a m0ighty foine invintion, anyway
 Hriend-I shou'dn't lave thought yor p0uld see much to admire in them. Pat seeing that you lost your leg in a rail way accident.
 pat-Faith. an didn't Oi g-t SEQ 6amagss? Beg0na, if it had only bseI ny heai Ord have owned th lcine.- Tit- Bits.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

She-Wen. dear. didn't you enjoy y ur evening? Did he give you a good dinner?
 He-Thp best ever. I could think oI nothing lse whie eating it; ani l forgot all about it af.cr.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething lt soothes the child, softens the gums, allsys all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-f,ve cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

When you want a modern, up-to-date physic. try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price, 9 cents. Sampl5s free at Elvey x Hu,etts drug StGre
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06

This world grows easier for the mi k
 men. Their horses are ID l-nger frightened by the woman who ussd to come out for milk wearing her hair in curl Eap-Is Arkansas Thomas Cat
Arizona republican., 1901-07-06
HOME COPPER COMPANY
Hk e1tly Organized 10 Develop Ora
 ham County Properties.

. The Homo Copper company organ t1ed at Morenci Saturday last by elect }Ur the following oflicer..: John H.
 H<hon. president; $. G, Tuthill, vice