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The Portland daily press., 1901-01-17
THE DEAL is CLOSED.
Portland Railroad WIN own West
brook, yyindham and Naples Road.

The statement is authorized that the
purchase of the westbrook. windham and
Naples railroad by the Portland Railroad
has been contaminated and the terms ar
ranged. 1t is not statad when the proper
ty will be transferred to the new owners
or whether an extension of the road to
Naples as originally intended viii be
made this spring.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-17
All PINE $ ALLEYS.

M,lliken, Cousins & snort.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-17

This game between Hannarord Bros. ;
0 erks and the Journsymsn Barbsrs was
ron by the latter BY IA pima in very
xliting game.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30
Rnnistrar Tritln OF the Prescott

Registrar Tritle OF the Prescott
Land Office thinks our editorial OF
last week did him an injustice, but
we hardly think 50. The truth Oft
en- hurts but that does not necess-
aailv make it an injustice. We
are ever ready and willing to make
proper reparation for any injustice
done personally or through the
columns of the News-Horald. All
we wish is our rights and the facts
stated last week are the truth and
the right as we see it. We have
investigated the matter carefully,
have had some correspondence and
numerous opinions from the Com
missioner of the General Land Of
flee at Washington andNrc acting
upon what we regard as good. ad-
vice. We are firm in our belief
that the publications Of the notices
of application for patents OF the
Homestake and ORC Mining Com
pany's properties have not been
legal and that patents cannot be
granted until they have. If Reg
istrar Tritle has acted according
to law and has not prostltQted the
patronage of his Office for personal
reasons. we fail to see why he fears
an investigation OF the facts. Per-
sonally we have nothing against
Mr.. Tritle. He comes OF a good
family. AS registrar of the Land
Office he has a peculiar way Of in
terpreting the laws to meet certain
existing exigencies. If Registrar
Tritle or the proper authorities can
show one single point where we
are wrong in our belief, we will
make suitable retraction.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

The people Of this section anx-
iously await the action OF the
Southern Smelling company in the
matter of locating their $50 ton
smelter here. By the time the
president and general manager Of
the company, J. Edgar Black, fin
ishes his examination of the min
eral resources of the central part
OF Arizona, he will certainly have
an accurate knowledge of the
amount of ore in sight and know
whether the existing conditions
are favorable at present for a
smeltcr Of that size.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30
EXPLANATIONS IN ORDER.

Editor Tom Schultz of the Pros
pect said not long ago that he per-
sonally investigated the merits Of
every company advertising in his
paper, which by the way is one of
the best mining papers in the south
west. For Q Long time the Vulture
Gold Company carried a full page
advertisement in the Prospect, as
well as q number of very fattering
reading notices from time to
time. Being located near the mine,
which would naturally be the base
of operations with q legitimate
company, people all over the Unit
ed States who have purchased
stock in the company and wish to
know what is being done, write to
us for information concerning the
company and the property, but as
we are not in confidential relations
with the Vulture Gold Company,
we ask that Editor Schultz furnish
the desired information for the
benefit of an anxious and interest
ed public.
We have been informed, but not
authoritively, that the Vulture
Gold Company, after floating what
stock it could, did not make the
final payments on the bond held
by it and the property has revert
ed to the New Vulture Mining
company. Whether this be so or
not we cannot state, but we do
know that the Vulture Gold Com
pany has done nothing towards de-
veloping or working the property,
and as it no longer advertises
stock for sale Cat par or any other
price, we think the rumors are
correct, and that parties who in
vested in stock in the Vulture Gold
Company, thinking it owned the
Vulture mine, have been laboring
under sad misapprehension and
will soon awaken to the fact that
their dreams of wealth have beed a
case of great expectations" If
we are in error we will be glad to
be corrected and set right, either
by Editor Schultz or the Vulture
Gold Company.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

If Arizona does not secure state
hood at the next session Of congress
it will be through no fault of the
Phoenix and Maricopa County
Board of Trade. This body is la
boring early and late to bring it
about and is sending out hundreds
OF personal letters to public men
all over the United States. Secre-
tary Hamilton, who is an able
newspaper man, is aiding the cause
very much, outside OF his regular
duties, by sending out correspond
ence favorable to the territory to
many eastern papers. Mr.. Hamil-
ton is, and has been for the past
year, doing Arizona thousands Of
dollars worth Of good by advertis-
ing her climate and resources all
over the country through metro
politan papers for which he is the
correspondent. The Board made a
wise selection in electing him see
retarv.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30
LIFE IS GOOD!

The world is full of good things,
says Fra Elbertus in the Philistine.
Herbert Spencer says most of the
sunshine goes to waste-the whole
Out-of-Doors is charged with oxy-
GENT is all yours.
Human hearts are full of love
and tenderness and sympathy
hold the right mental attitude and
you have the key that unlocks
them all. We are afoat on an
ocean of od-Will-let down your
buckets.
OF material good things there
are more than enough to 60 around:
like the loaves and fishes, even the
fragments will feed a multitude.
Distribution is not just the best al
ways, but get free and all these
things will be added unto you.
The man who writes these lines
is over forty years of age, and has
never been sick a day-never miss
ed a meal through indisposition,
never consulted a physician. He
has made fortunes for himself, and
fortunes for a dozen others. Three
men are millionaires by following
one of his ideas, closely and relig-
iously.
1t is just q matter of Mental At
titude
AS for money, though, all you
want it for, beyond a small amount,
is to know it's WQrthlessness, Just
as you should have a college edu-
catiQn, in order that you may real
ize there is nothing in it. Yet the
experience is good-that is it, the
EAp0l1pllCC.
We want to live, to live fully
and freely, to have life, and life in
abundance.
# the writer Of these lines should
die tonight, his last words would
be those of thankfulness to his
Maker for the privilege of having
lived d!-worked, toiled, sinned, sui
fered, endured, enioyed--LIvED!
There is no damnation for any
one--there never was, and never
will be-and there is no defeat ex-
cepting for those who think defeat.
Success is for you:
LIFE Is GOOD!
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

Entered as mail matter of the second class al
the postotfice at Wickenburg, Arizona.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

Like attracts like and active
operations on ~ mine in any sec
ton are added incentives for others
to 90 and do likewise. The dis
coverv and working OF the Orc
Grande caused Wickenburg to come
to the front, and the opening OF
the Sahuaro silver mine will stlm-
ulate prospectors and mine owners
to continue their operations with
renewed vigor. We predict that
within few years a big copper
mine will be working in the same
belt as the SahuarO and the Orc
Grande, and with three of the rich
est gold, silver and copper mines
in the southwest almost within
shooting distance. Wickenburg will
he THE mining camp of Arizona.
We are not alone in this belief, as
the numerous real estate transac-
tons being made testify to the in
terest capitalists and others are
taking in the town.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

There are rumors of Il new re-
publican paper in Bisbee, to be
edited by that old-time newspaper
man, Major James H. McClintock.
In the early days Jim" published
the Phoenix Herald, but OF late has
been acting as Arizona correspond
ent for the Los Angeles Times and
other papers. If he should do as
reported, we predict the paper will
be well worth reading.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

If you feel the need OF the News
Herald and thinks it fills long
felt want, pay your subscription.
We feel the need Of the money
and it is 2 long felt want. Sub
scribers who have paid for their
papers are at liberty to regard this
as q joke; others will please regard
it as just debt to be settled at
ONCE,
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

Parties having mines bonded to
Others would do well to publish a
"Mine Warning Notice" in the
News-Herald. The cost is but
trihing compared to the saving it
may effect. Now is the time to do
it. Procrastination is dangerous.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

Any subscriber having a copy of
the News-Herald, dated October 5,
will do us a great favor by bring
ing the same to this office. We are
entirely out of that number and
need one for our files:
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

One would not think, from their
that the surrounding
hills are inhabited, but the large
loads of merchandise constantly
sent out are good indications of the
amount of work being done.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

The News-Herald is attempting
to make collection Of the ores of
this section for display purposes.
If YOU have a mine or prospect,
bring US in a sample OF your ore.
We will put it where it may do you
some good. No charges.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

Thanksgiving has come and gone,
but there is yet lingering suspi-
cion of turkey and cranberry sauce.
The news-herald., 1901-11-30
Home Savings Bank
& Trust Company
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Authorized Capital Stock, $lOO, 900.
Open Savings Account at Once.

This bank has been created for the purpose of
accommodating those who desire to avail them
depositors in saving banks Its object Is IS
benefit all classes OF people by receiving de-
posits in any sum and accommodating interest
thereon. ~
Money may be sent from a distance for demos
it, by cheek or bank draft, or by registered let
ter, postoffice money order o., by express The
after the first deposit has been made Four ner
cent interest on saving deposits Money loan
ed on real or personal property General com
mercial business. Accounts received of Nor
chants, firms, corporations, banks and individ-
uals.
OFFICERS.
CHARLES F. AINswoRTH President
s. NJ. MCGOWAN Vice President
r. H. GREENE Secretsrv
HUGH H. PRICE Treasurer and Cashier
Directors-Chas. F. Ainsworth, s. NJ. MCGOWAN.
r. II. Greene, Hugh H. Price w C. Foster.
Correspondence Solicited
The news-herald., 1901-11-30

Keep your eye on Wickenburg,
the metropolis of the Hassayampa.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
.Defcit
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago June CspeciaD-The July wheat has
been the centre of interest with all sorts Of ,heor,es
as 10 manipulation which seems TO be under wav
One story is that Deacon White has the Julv linz
bought; another. that Peavey is IN. hull e.
believe a serious July squeeze Is contero,,a,aa. .
others that there is TO be merely quick scanning
campaign Ihere was wild July opening any-
where from 1Sc TO '9c. 1t sold at 7911c and 75asc
and closed at '6%4e September was weak all dav
selling at 741lc and 7ssc and closing AZ ma
T5sc. To-night's wheat close is lc to 15sc under
yesterday Ihe weather conditions were bearish
quite general but light showers through the
Northwest heavy rains through South Dakota
iowa and Nebraska. The unfavorable feature was
the continued iry weather in Kansas There bav.
been complaints in regard to the Southwest In a
general way though it is thought the wheat situ-
alton has been much relieved by the showers of tho
last three Gays. There was a showery condition
everywhere to-day. and similar one is promised
for Wednesday The Weares. who have the July
line. were open buyers OF July to-day There is
the belief though. that this interest sold through
brokers' The elevator people sold July and bought
September on large scale. Clearances were large
S55Coo bushels. making 100000 bushels cleared in
two days. The worlds visible decreased 3554 oao
bushels. The contract stock of wheat. 1852 600
bushels. decreased for the week $4,000 bushels
Half OF the contract stock is IN the weare ee-
vators Cable news keeps bearish. Nothing was
done for shipment here: the seaboard claimed 3s
loads.
Corn was made weak by heavy rains through
Iowa and Nebraska. Local longs sold literally.
There was an absence of shipping demand. Re-
ceipts 6f3 cars. with $50 for Wednesday. The
contract stock, 52290oo bushels. increased 5ss 900
bushels. Clearances were $4,000 bushels. Liver
pool Id lower The close I2c to sc under
Monday; July. 44l4c and 449sc: September. ii9sc.
Oats Influenced by the Iowa and Nebraska
rains and by the corn weakness. Prices closed I4c
under Monday; July. 2s14c; September 2sizc. Re
ceipts 434 cars. with 200 for Wednesday.
There were good many crop complaints but the
shipping demand is slow. The contract stock.
s72S COO bushels, increased $50 900 bushels. Local
longs were the important sellers. notably Com
stock.
The appearance of rains in the Northwest weak
ened faxseed for the crop futures. the Sep
ternber and October &c sc. at SIC for September
and at 3oc for October. The cash seed was 81 Il.
The three points had q of seed. against last
year.
Provisions were very little moved; the close the
same as Mondays to 21zc lower. Packers were
merely working for cheaper hogs and the pro-
vision market is temporarily neglected There
were SO coo hogs West. against 1900 last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Crust Companies.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
45 s. ~ WALL STREET.
Capital, s2,OOO.O0O
Surplus and Undivided Profits, S11, 80, 346
15 s. 47 WALL STREET

This Company legal depository for moneys paid
into Court authorized Guardian. Trustee
or Executor.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
which may be made any time and withdrawn after
five days notice will entitled interest at such
rates may be agreed upon.
Executors. Administrators. Trustees Estates Re
gous and Benevolent. Institutions individuals will
find this Company convenient depository for money.
JOHN A. STEWART. Pres. d. WILLIS JAMES VcePres
JAMES S. CLARK. Second vice-Pres
HENRY L. THORNELL. Secretary
LOUIS G. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL. SLOAN, WILLIAM II. MACY. JR
D. WILLIS JAMES WM D. SLOANE,
JOHN A. STEWART, GUSTAV H SCHWAB,
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES FRANK LYMAN.
ANSON PHELPS STOKES GEORGE F. VICTOR,
JOHN CROSBY BROWN JAMES sTILI.MAN.
EDWARD COOPER JOHN CLAFLIN.
". BAYARD CUTTING. JOHN ]. PHELPS
CHARLES S. SMITH, JOHN s. KENNEDY,
VIM. ROCKEFELLER. D. o. MILLS.
ALEXANDER e ORR, LEWIS CASS LEDYARD.
MARSHALL
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY
RAILROAD COMPANY,

The holders Of more than TwO-THIRDs of the
Capital Stock Of this Company have accepted the PROPOSE
tion submitted in circular Of April 29th 1901. and
have deposited their shares such deposit
A FINAL ACCEPTANCE of the offer Of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern Railway Companies.
The TIME FOR DEPOsITING hereby
extended to the close of business JUNE 8, 1901
but stock deposited will be paid for WHOLLY IN
BONDS and part cash.
Holders Of CONVERTIBLE BONDS desiring TO take
advantage of the proposition should them
stock at and deposit their stock.
FRANCIS w. HUNNEWELL, Chairman.
Rosto May
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
NORTm @E@mAM GlOYDs

NORTM GERElAM llOYDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOCRG- SOUTH THANPTON-BREM1N
haiserin NJ Kaisarin NJ Tn July @
-!ahn IS Kaiser Wn- July 50
Kaiser VIM Gr-.... Kaserin NJ. Tn. Aug ID
Sailing at 10 A. NJ. Pier 81 North River
sTo SOuthampton-Brennen only
TW1N-SCSEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
CHERBOURG or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
h LIltse. June s. An BarbaFossa July & II Az
Fr der Gr-.June 13. PM X. Luise. July H. Pm
Cir kurfdrst June % ANIFr der Gr-.July IS. II AM
From New Pier foot Of Sd ST. Hoooken.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
Trave June 15 PM ....-.-.Iuy g. II AN
Tttoh zo June 20 II AM
Vera. June 90 AM fFoh' n. s. 10 AM
ftHohenzollern). formerly Kaiser VIM H.
From Congress 81. Brooklyn Take Ferry
OELRICHS & Co. BROADWAY.
Louis H Meyer. 45 South Third St. Phls-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Pan american Route with n Y G West Shore R. r
Fastest and finest river boats in World
For the Catskls. Albany. Saratoga. Buffalo all
Leave Brooklyn, Fulton ST (by Annex). A NJ.
" Desbrosses St Pier ier.....................S40 %
' West I'D st. t......::.....:.:....:........9O 800 "a
Landing Yonkers. West Poin, Newburgh Pough-
keeTse, Kingston Point CatskiM Hudson and Albany.
Through tickets Buffalo and all points lead
ing ticket offices. including Of the New
fer Co. who check baggage from residence destination
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
ELL leaves Desbrosses St. a:15 P. NJ. Saturdays
las p M p. Saturdays p M
for CRANSTONS WEST POINT, CORNWALL. NEW
BURGH, NEW HAMBURGH, MILTON. POUGHKEEP
Sic. RONDOUT an1 KINGSTON. Orchestra
ALBANY EVENING Lime
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 80 " r., Canal St. at p. M daily Sundays
excepted making direct connections with North.
East and West.
CATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS.
"ONTEORA'' ''KAATERSKILL."
Christopher st. week day 9 p NJ,
connecting with c. NJ. & Cairo R r. Catskill and
with B. & A. r. r. at Hudson
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

lAM8URGsAMFSNGAN Lime.
TWIN-SCREw EMPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
=. BISMARCK. .Iuns s. 10 A NJ
Deutschland, June 49, PM F. Bismarck. July A 10 AN
\ Victoria. June % 10 AN Deutschland July IL noon
columbia June % 10 An Columbia July % 10 AM
INlN-SCRFW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every SATURDAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ITIatTic1a June s, 920 an Pretoria. July s. AN
Maaersee June 10. PM sPhusnicia. July Il. ESQ PM
-IisuIsarla June % Q AM Patricia July 20 AM
Pennsylvania. June % PM WaIdersee July 81. PN
10 Hamburg direct.
&llRMER CRUISES
70 TIE LAND OF the MIDNIGHT SUN. from Ham
nurS July ?. July 4 (fror y. 2W Iulv % and
70 ire IALTIC and the principal cities OF NORWAY.
EDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg
AIT. Is. by the Yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
IsDISE 5000 tons. $50 feet long,. and s s. AU-
NICSIE VICTORIA All appointments STRICTLY Nrst-
class Attractive itineraries arranged Further par
ticuiafs application 70
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE ST BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
flnanrlal.
Linseed Company,
American
To the Stockholders Of the
AMERICAN LINSEED COMPANY:
New York. May 20. 1901.


The Board Of Directors pleased to report to the
stockholders that after consideration and deib
Grafton most desirable arrangement has been effected
for an exchange Of the stock of the AMERICAN LIN
SEED COMPANY for the stock of the UNION LEAD
AND OIL COMPANY.
The capital stock the Lead md OIL Company.
including that acquire all the capital stock
OF The Auercln Lnseed Company she herein
aiier mentioned. to be Seventeen Million Dollars G11Ooo
ooo said stock being all of class Common Capital
Stock one hundred and thousand d7o0o shares
Of one hundred dollars Cs10N each.
The stock American Linseed Company shall be
deposited under the sgreement-coples o which
hie with the depositares hereinafter entionedo be
exchanged O. Union Lead OIL Com
pany the following basis
Each share of the Preferred stock of
the American Linseed Company shall re-
ccive Forty-eight Dollars GsfSD in the
stock of the Union Lead and OIL Company.
Each share OF the Common Stock of the
American Linseed Company shall receive
Eighteen Dollars CS1S) in the stock of the
Union Lead and Oil Company.
The Union Lead and OIL Company reseres the right to
refuse TO make such exchange unless there is deposited
for such exchange toirds sH OF each class Of stock
Of the American Lnseec Company.
Tho holders :arge OF the stock
American Linseed Company have already sgnhed their
Of the and Board OF Directors
the prompt acceptance thereof by the balance OF
the stockholders
Certificates of stock duly regularly assigned and
endorsed in blank duly witnessed with Revenue
Stamps attached for transfer deposited
PANY. NO. 4G WALL STREET. NEW YORK
CITY. the ILLINOIS TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK. CITY OF CHICAGO, upon deposit of which
transferable receipts will Issued exchangeabe for the
stock OF the Union Lead Company the con-
summation OF the arrangement
DEPOSITS MUST BE MADE ON OR BEFORE
THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE. 1901. after which date
no deposits will be received in the discretion OF
the Board of Directors Union Lead and OIL Com
pany and on such terms thev may prescribe
BY authority ot the Board of Directors.
GUY G. MAJOR. President.
New York. May 20. 1901.
TO the Stockholders ofthc
AMERICAN LISSEED COMPANY.
The undersigned. stockholders of the AMERICAN
LINSEED COMPANY. having carefully cons-Jered
proposed arrangement the stockholders the
American Lnseed Company Union Lead
Company. have decided exchange stock per
said arrangement for the stock Union
Company.
We believe that the Of the proposed
rangement will decreass expenses
manufacture resulting in larger earnings applicable
10 dividends
reserved the right such exchange unless
twchirds (2s) OF stock of the American
Lnsed Company deposited urge prompt deposit
OF your STOCK.
Faithfully yours
GUY G.. MAJOR,
FRANK H.. RAY,
WILLIAM p, ORR
AUGUSTUS \. EDDY
JOHN l.. SEVERANCE.
GOMFR Z. HIGHLEY.
GEORGE G.. METZGER,
JOHN w. HIRST.
ROBERT H. ADAMS,
JOHN w. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Copartnersbip Notires.


WHEREAS, the business of the firm CO.
w partnership of Evarts. Choate & Beaman. doing
relations with foreign continues be conducted
bv certain Of surviving partners
Now undersigned. DO hereby certify that we
intending TO deal under such name and
places OF residence are as follows
Joseph H. Choate residing in London, in England
] Evarts residing IN Planfeld. New Jersey.
Prescott Hall Butler. residing in New York City.
". Evarts. residing in New YORK CITY
~ JOSEPH II. CHOATE.
]. EVARTS TRACY,
PRESCOTT HALL. BUTLER,
ALLEN w. EVARTS.
rousulate-C;enerai United States of America,
London. n England S.:
On this 1lth day May iE the 1901. at London
aforesaid before me William NJ Osborne. Consul-Genera
Of the United America appointed reside and
Cboste 70 me known Of the persons described
in and who execured the foregoing instrument and
knowledged TO me thst he executed the same.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set hand and
AFFIXED the seal of ConsilaeGeneral
' TSeaii WM. NJ. OSBORNE.
Consui-Genersl Of United States of America Lon
don. England -. y,
one before me personally appeared J. Evarts Tracy
Prescott Hall Butler and Allen w. Evarts, known
10 be three OF the described
the foregoing severaly acknowledged
4 Ten cent Int WM r. MONTGOMERY
Rev stamp. Notary Fhnllc;
cancelled New ork county
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
VACATION RESORTS.

Along the North Shore OF Long Island Sound. at the
charming inland locations of Connecticut and among the
Berkshires Litchheld Hills. reached by finest
through and suburban train service running OF New
York Send stamp to New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad 8. Grand Central Sta
tlon York. TO Passenger Department New Haven
descriptive books and list of Hotels Boarding Houses
Rates Board. and Passenger Fares.