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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
FIREMEN'S MASQUERADE
New Years Eve. was Decided
Success and the Atten-
dance was Large.

Although there had been several
dances and balls given in quick sue
cession, still the Firemen's Masque-
3rade drew the largest patronage OF the
season. The grand march started as
per program, and quite one hundred
people participated.
Many Of the costumes were very line
& some were dressy, Others character
istic, while not a few were comical.
Benny Moe did the. chimpanzee act to
perfection, and at this date he cannot
tell whether he belongs on earth or up
a tree. TIA. H I. ~
Taken altogether, it was the great
est annual the fire Boy shaveever given,
Their balls have always been popular,
although public f fairs, for the simple
reason that they pres the best OF
order and Danish All disreputablle
character s. u. 81
Financially they are away ah l7'EI
as they should be, AS the tournament me
is to be held here this. year FAR and they
will need a good bundle of money to
pay necessary expenses. s2f
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from q cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat
or lung troubles of any nature, who
will call at Mayo's Drug Store will be
presented with sample bottle 81
Boschee's German Syrup, free OF
charge. Only one bottle givensto one
person, and none to children without
order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as Boschee's German Sy-
.rup in all parts of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away, and your druggists
willtell you it's success was marvel,
Gus. 1t is really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed by
physicians. One 10. cent bottle VIII
cure Or prove it's value. Sold by
dealers in all civilized countries.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
Went Scott Free.

Theodore Lofgren, the man who was
charged with having stabbed Tom
Hoy at Solway, week ago last Sun
day night, from the effects OF which he
died within an hour or two, was dis
charged by Justice Baxter, at Solway,
last evening. Four Of the states wit
nesses were examined, all of whom
swore that Lufgren was notimplicated.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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The travelling men are at home en-
joying the holidays.
The mercury touched 70 degrees be
low zero Monday morning.
A fine selection Of silk handkerchief
and mufflers. Come in and inspect
them S. AZ, Eoehen.
wildwood at Managers mill for fifty
cents a load. Leave. your orders at
Managers office.
Those wishing anything in the bak-
cry line, please leave name and adj
dress at the Lakeside Bakery.
The Silver Bros. have secured the
local agency. for the new townsite OF
Grand Falls on the Big Fork river.
Those knowing themselves to be in
debted to Sutton & Olson at the Lake
side bakery, will pleasecalland settle.
Geo. finland, employed on the Sol
way Press, was in town last Sunday.
He says that it does a fellow all kinds
of COOK to visit live town occasion
ally.
Our soft spell of weather OF the lat
ter part Of last week took q sudden
cold Sunday. which caused everybody
to huddle close to their respective fire.
sides.
j. S. VanKirk and NJ. Blumk have
taken a contract to get out i, 200, 900
Il feet of logs for Logger Irwin, aud have
a small crew at work.
Robert Teal, of Euclid, Mimi, ship
ped twenty-five horses to this city last
Friday. They will be put to work in
the woods for Carver Bros.
Several of our young people attend
ed dance at the old townsite OF Tur-
tie River last Monday night and re.
port that they enjoyed themselves to
the fullest extent.
Blakely g. Farley are putting logs
on the ice of Turtle Lake at the rate OF
a million feet per week. They have
the finest of roads and a large force
of men.
A. M. Greedy of the PIONEER, left for
a trip to Wisconsin to visit friends
and relatives, and before his return
will visit the twin cities on business
connected with the paper.
Judd Whaley, Of Fosston, came up
last Friday and proceeded to his claim
near Bemidji. He has fine location
on the railroad and will move there
with his family in the spring.
Two brothers of il. A. Robideau
pleasantly surprised him the day after
Christmas by making him a visit. He
had not seen them for several years.
They reside in Park Rapids.
Do not forget the Lady Foresters
consert at the City Opera House, We'd
nesday evening, the 9th inst. The
local talent have volunteered their
services and the program will be en-
pertaining.
Our merchants report that their holi
day trade has been extremely good,
and that their large stocks OF holiday
goods have been reduced to the mini
nun. There was more cash in the
country than they thought for.
The several ice boats now on the
lake are doing thriving business,
Judging from the jolly crowds that go
skimming over the ice almost every
evening. The sport. is most exhiler-
ating, which causes one to almost
wish he we're a boy again.
A good man or woman is wanted in
Bernidii to deliver and collect for a
good responsible company. Head
quarters to be at Bemidji. For in
formation write J.J. Ellis, General
Agent Pine River, MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
GRAND CONCERT
To be Given BY Home Talent for
the Benefit of the Lady
FOrresters.
PART i.

Violin. Mrs. M. Kelsey
Mrs. VIM. Roberts, Accompanies
Coronet Solo. illarney' Lakes
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

formed known as the Summit. It is formed as follows: Beginning at a point where the king trail crosses the Pinal and Gila county line. which is the northwest corner of the district, run the northeast corner; thence to point where the Sultan wood road crosses the summit on the Finals. which is the southeast corner; thence to point one and one-half miles west of the Sixty six ranch, which is the southwest cor ner. The formation of the district was so manipulated as to leave out the Bol,- tail and the O. D. patented grounds.
 The Gibson boys have one of the siickest propositions in the county. When it is remembered that they have several teams hauling shipping ore which is simply the product of develop ment work we must conclude either that they are doing big lot of develop ipg or else that their operations are carried on through high grade rock. The boys nave just got their new Sghim in place and feel is little boy in his first pair of boots.
 Jack Dunn is working on property taking out good ore. Reports from all over Summit district are more reassur- ing every day, and owners are prosper ing in their chloriding operations SO generally that little bonding is done uu- less accompanied by a liberal advance. as men do not care to suspend lucra- tive operations unless there is some thing in sight.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
MINING NOTES.

w. H. Fish. who was enjoined by Frank Fish and others from removing property from the Cuprite mining claims. has, through his attorneys. Herring & Mitchell maae motion to dissolve the injunction. In his answer he states that he did not take the claims with the expectation to pur- chase, but that it was merely oD- ton in order that he might discover whether there was copper mine there. MT Lake claims he spent $20,00o on the property and then did rot find mine. He wishes to remove the S5.000 worth of machinery and buildings now on th.. ground.-Citizen-
 M. R. Riley of the Oro Mining com pany, who is in Prescott, says the com pany expects to start up it's mill in about ninety days. MT Riley says that they have experienced great difficulty In securing teams to haul lumber anu otcer needed articles to the mine. MT. Riley tried to engage some teams fr Prescott. but was unable to find any, Journal Miner.
 A body or rich ore has been encoun- tered in the Yaeger Canyon company's property. On the 20O-foot level the ore body is said to be 30 inches wide. going 43 per cent in copper, and simi-
  foot level, where a station is being cut out now.-Journal-M Miner.
 Jules Baumann hwaS recently located four claims just east of the property owned by the Baumann Coppepr com pany. and in performing his location work has encountered numerous string CTS of remarkably rich copper ore as- saying 21 per cent in copper and g in gold. There is an iron capping on the | IL. Ii. centage of copper. and it is believed that a large ore body will be encoun- tered with the development. St. Louis capitalists are negotiating for a bond on the claims with a view of developing and if sufficient showing is made to purchase them. The claims adjoin the Baby claim on the Baumann Copper company's group and the ledge of the Baby runs into these claims.-Journal- Miner.
 During his recent visit to Tucson R. E. Morrison took occasion to make a trip down to the Cananea country and took look at the Cobre Grand mining
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

situated at Courrieres, in the Pas '.e Calias. MT. Fontaine. before inspect ing his own properties, Is taking sup vey of the district generally, so as 70 become fully acquainted with the geo. logical condition of the vein formations. and with this end in view, made a thorough inspection of the mines and plant of the Detroit Copper Co., as well as the Arizona Copper company's prop critics. Mir. Fontaine has been able to secure for himself in this inspection. the valuable services of MT. Wm. A. Parish, the father of this district, and these two gentlemen will act together and decide upon the best mode of de veloping the valuable properties of tn. Clifton Consolidated Co. It is under stood that the three tunnels located by MT. Parish will be driven by day and night shifts and that fine electrical drills are being employed. There can be no question that the Clifton Con solidated people are proceeding with care and intelligence, and are employ ing the best talent to make a huge success.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
MINING IN CHA COUNTY
Latest News Regarding Many Coed
 Properties.

The following mining news is from the Globe Times:
 We regret to be compelled to mention that the shutdown in the development operations on the Woodson- Beard prop l-erty is still on and there is nothing to encourage one in expecting their early resumption. That property is un- doubtedly one of immense proportions and from the standpoint of natural re- sources offers flattering inducements to capital. The complication arose out of misunderstanding in regard to the matter of commissions. The sum of $7. 800 was paid down on the property and perhaps as much more expesided +, preliminary work and Improvements when the matter culminated in a shut down. and we are informed by the su- perintendent that there is little reason to expect the company to complete pay ment on the property. The original owners nave lost nothing by the trans action. but the community has.
 Work on the Mallory group has been resumed full blast and on scale that insures splendid results. The hoisting plant. which will be completed without delay. will be one of the most complete in the county.
 The Cole and Goodwin property went through all right this time and the own CTS are congratulated on realizing a good figure for the time and money they have employed in it's development. Last Tuesday s25,000 was paid over and the deal settled. The new company is composed of St. Louis parties and means business. Their machinery and supplies are already on the road. They have unlimited means ana are making every preparation and will go to the bottom of the proposition without de- lay. The camp is a good winter cli- mate, easily accessible from Globe. finely situated for water and fuel and the work will be pushed vigorously from the start.
 The Cole and Goodwin sale was a lucky deal for the promising district in which if is situated. as 1t will encour- age local owners and stimulates opera tions all over the western slope of the Finals.
 Charles E. Force of the Bobtail group has been in Globe about q week prepar- ing to prosecute the development operations on their extensive proper ties. These people. with headquarters in Minneapolis. are prepared to bring the Bobtail group to the front this win ter.
 Alex .endleton will be in charge of operations. which will result at an early day in the building of a fine wagon road from the Feagles camp to the Cole and Goodwin properties
 Frank Gidding and Harvey Martin have taken a heavy contract on de- velopment work on the Vermont, about a mile out of town.
 A new mining district has been
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
A MEXICAN MURDERED
Jessie Linion Killed by Francisco
 Gomez on Eagle Creek

Jesus Linion. a Mexican, was shot and killed by Francisco Gomez on Thursday, October 24. on Eagle Creek. in Graham county. says the Bulletin.
 Gomez pretended that he had an or der for the arrest of Linion, given him by Constable Keppier, of Morenci- On the strength of this pretention. he forced Linion to ride before him on the way here, but when about thirty yards from the house of Felis Martinez he opened fire on his victim from behind. shooting him in the back of the head and neck with fatal results
 He then took the body and threw 1t into an arroya and covering it with rock. fled away Deputy Sheriff Hobbs and Constable Keppler. on hearing of the crime started at once in pursuit. and finally corralied their man. who had taken refuge in a cave. and no doubt by this time have him in their. custody.
 The body of the murdered man was
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

camp. The operations of the company there during the past year are some thing remarkable. A year ago the ecu sus taker would have had great dif1- culty in finding 100 inhabitants, while today there is a prosperous town of 1000 people. Improvements around the mine have been in the same proportion. Great Smelting machinery has been erected, railroads built and the camp has been on the boom right along. and the ore bodies encountered in the mine are simply remarkable and their value incaiculable. The mine has made sev- eral men rich already and contains sui ficient wealth to enrich several men yet Among those who have been th,. recipients of its mineral riches are five. or six attorneys of Arizona, who have been placed on the shady side of easy street through its operatiop.-Journal- Miner.
 While doing some development work on Blue Jay, Giant and Standard claims above Metcalf, Col. D. c. Casey reports that he uncovered thirty feet of about per cent. sulphide ore. The claims are owned by the Clifton Con- sohdateo Copper Mines, which are op- eratihg extensively in the Greeniee district
 From a gentleman recenly in from .--e Mayfiower district the Era learns Lat Steve Corley. Billy Roach and George Brown, a civil engineer, re gently arrived there from Silver City and will survey twenty claims owned by Corley, Roach and Ashton. upon which they have done a considera ble amount of development work.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

Last winter an infant child of mine had croup in a violent form" says Elder John w. Rogers, Christian Evangelist of t1lley, Mo. T gave her a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and in d short time all danger was past and the child recovered.' .' This remedy not only cures croup. but when given as soon as the first symp- toms appear will prevent the attack. It contains no opium or other harmful substance and may be given as confi- denuy to a baby as to an adult. For saie by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

made and the ore was shown to carry good values in gold and copper. The property has been developed sufficiently to warrant the erection of q ten-ton plant, which will be increased as soon as the ore output exceeds its capacity. The smelter will be of the Vulcan va riety anu will be under the manage nient of J. C. Schelberger. a well-known business man of San Pedro. The shelter has already been ordered.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
CLIFTON CONSOLIDATED
Its Properties Ieng Examined by a
 Noted French Engineer

The Era notes the arrival in Clifton of the prominent French engineer. Mr. Maurice Fontaine. who is director of the Clifton Consolidated Cooper Mines, Ltd, and whose object is to thoroughly inspect the properties Of that company in the Greenlee district MT. Fontaine is one of the most prom inent engineers of France. being also the chief engineer to the largest coal mining company in France, which IS
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

which have been pending for some time. is completed, says the Journal Miner. The owners were ex-Supervisor Thomas Roach, James Roach and Fred Ashman. The purchaser is George J. Atkin of Chicago. The price is not stat ed. but it is known to be well up in five figures. and cash payment of S4.- 900 was made on the property.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
SHELTER FOR EMPIRE FLAT.

The Colorado River Gold and Copper company, with headquarters in Los An geles. have decided to erect a ten-ton sIn elter- on their property in the En- pire Flat district, on the Colorado river, above Parker. says the Yuma Sun. A number of tests were recently
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
2 METAL MARKET.

New York. Nov. 3.-Copper. S16.S5 to SIT.0O lake: s16.371z to S16.6214 castings; silver and Mexieans unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04
rought to Morenci for burial.

brought to Morenci for burial.
 The shooting was witnessed by Fells Martinez and wife, who were both threatened with Unions fate if they divulged the murder to the authorities. but taking this hazard, they reported the crime to the deputy sheriff, who lost no time in getting on the assas- sins trail.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

"You should strive to teach your chill dren patience"
 'I realize that" said MT. BinXon. "lt was my purpose in taking up my resi- dence on suburban car line.'-Wash- ington Star.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-04

The sale of the Roach group of seven mines, lsnown as the Mohawk group. in Pine Grove district, negotiations for
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06

I'm the City Of Mexico" breezi.
iy writes a Boone county girl. who
Is visiting The capitol Of The rspub.
lie over which Disz presides. to Q
friend ct home, "a number Of
American ladies organized . society
for the prevention Of cruelty to
animals. and II started of very
hopefully. A prominent Official
gave them every encouragement,
and, TO show his appreciation, he
got up q big bullfgh,. the proceeds
to 20 to the society. The fight ives
q big success ~. They killed
twenty horses, q few men and I
don't know how many bulls. It
was such On absurd way Of helping
the cause that the ridicuie broke
up the society. The people at.
tend cock fights o. enthusiastically
a. they do the bull fights. am
going to see one IL ever I have a
ichsuce. They say they are mex.
pressibly funny; they have . pit in
front Of the amPhitheater in which
they place two game ROSTERS at
time, each Of which has Q knife At.
tached TO his spur. and they 6ght
as did the gladiators Of old. Some.
times. they say. & cock will use his
weapon very skillfully and of
comes his enemy's head at the 6rst
lick; then they bring another for
him to face. keeping Il mp for sew.
erai hours. Last year nome Amer.
can football players toured Mexi.
co. and the Mexicsns who attend.
ed though, 1t horrible-just q DIFF.
ference Of opinions. That's what
caused the civil war"
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
MISSOURI GETS s3eLilr.
Pert Of The Appotaionmens Of The ST.
100000 Appropriated BY Con-
sfess for the National Guard
Ofesnisstion.

A dispatch from Washington
says: THE secretary Of war sp'
por,ioned the 81 900, 900 appropri.
ated by Congress for the national
guard organizations Of the different
states and territories Of the Union.
The spportiorment II hassd upon
the representation In Congress
which the states have, the apporti.
onmtnt Icing about two thousand
dollars for each representative ard
senator 10 which the states are en-.
titled. The department. however.
=, quirts The state To show to the
genera, government the amount Of
money appropriated by The state
for the maintenance Of their militia
organizations and its strength.
Final payment ot the sums allotted
will depend to a degree upon the
showing which the states are able
to make IN this dir, ction. The ap.
portionment for the different states
of the middle West aud Southwest
Is ~ follows:
Arkansas. SI6,9o3 IS: Colorado,
81, 496. -; Illinois. $so.9so. 90: In
diana. S3I.s67.73 Iowa, $a7,6I4.'
81; Kansas. $2i.34I.sa; Missis'
sippi. $I9.II7.64: Missouri. $40
nth; Nebraska. $i6.993 46'
Tennessee. S3S 49".. 80; Texas. S3i,'
s6s.73; Arizona. $s,6s3,6o; New
Mexico. $3.50. ~; Oklahoma. w.
"73 37.-S,at- Tribune.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
Editors 10 be Fined.

An Oklahoma editor. who Is a
deep thinker. has made a table Of
rates Of fines for publishing things
mt rs they se,m." IN follows:
For calling 4 man a successful ci,i.
zen when every u knows he Is
iaxi-r than u government mule.
SIS; referring Ia a dece Used citizen
M one who il sincerely mourned
by the entire community. when we
know he will only I've missed by
poker circles, SIS; referring to some
g~alivan,iug female "s al estimable
lady whom It is n pleasure to meet,
when every business man In town
had rather zee the devil coming
hoofs. horns aud all than 10 see
her come toward them. s. I9; cali
ing an ordinary pulpit FOUNDER Al
eminent divine. 90 cents; sending
a tough sinner to heaven with
poetry. IS.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06

which has been in vogue for wears.
and make Il necessary TO have At
least two cars to obtain q return
pass. n the shipper has Eve cars
he may get two return passes. and
for eleven 9 three return passes.
Not more than three passes will be
issued. no matter how many cars
are shipped.
The railroads claim that by
means Of the liberal pass system
now in vogue stockmen are enabled
10 bring their entire families. and
sometimes their neiahbors. TO the
city on passes during the year.-
Kansas City Times.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
Al Wilton Sprinss.

Miss Virgie McReynolds enter.
tanned a number of Young people
at Wilton Springs Friday evening.
in honor Of her guest. Miss Lucy
Burruss. Of Miami. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ID Hicks %chaper"ned the party.
The following we're present:
Misses Lucy Burruss, Juliet Scott,
Louise Nuckols. Virgie McReyn-
olds and Me,srs. Leland Wiley,
Gus Mayer. Cleveland Corder, Alb
ner Gore. Clyde Mcbride and
lanes Talman.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
SUIT FoR JUDGMENT.
Il Recalls . Petis County Breach d
Promise Csee.

The title Of a suit. filed in the
circuit clerks Office yesterday. IL
Mary 4. Campbell W. William l..
Corum. The plaintiff states that
in May. 1890. judgment was rem.
dered in her favor and against de-
t-ndant for $4,000 damages and
costs Of suit; that said Judgment
has not been paid. moi any part
thereof. except the cost and ST..
2Ia.6a. and that the balance. with
6 per cent. interest. II still due.
This suit grows out Of = breach
Of promise suit.
Messrs. eastman & Boiling
represent the plaintiff. -Sedalia
Capital.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
Missousisns Prominent Ia Arizons.

Major John b. Breathitt. OF Ari.
IONA. formerly a we'll known resi-.
dent and prominent Democratic
official Of Missouri. has been visit
ing old friends recently. He said
TO an interviewer. In speaking Of
John Hernd0n. who used to live in
this state. but il now like Major
Breathitt. a leading citizen Of Ari-
IONA: II regard John Herudon. Of
Tucson, formerly OF Howard coun.
ty. Mo-, ~ the strongest man in
the territory. II he can I've induced
to accept the Office he can. ahead
Of any other man IN the territory.
he elected to the senate. Mr..
Herndon has made a great name
out West. He has built up an ex.
t~nsive and lucrative law practice.
and whether he would accept the
Office Is a question. Mark Smith Is
ALSO strong with the people Of Ari-
IONA. and has rendered both the
territory and his party valuable
services"
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-06
No Pass for Just One Car.

After January ! the shipper who
has but one load of cattle or hogs
for market will be unable to get a
'eturn pass, The railroads have
decided to abolish this custom,