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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
GLOBE AND VICINITY
Activity in Mining Operations in
 That District.

The following information of mining operations in the Globe district is from the Silver Belt:
 Finletter & Harvey shipped a car of ore early in the week to the Fl Paso Smelling company and have two cars loading. Their mine continues to show improvement.
 l.. A. Snyder, ore buyer for the Sil- yer City smelter was here during the week. He says the Silver City works are crowded with ore. but will haze another stack running in a few weeks. which will largely increase their capa- city
 At the Grey shaft the eighth level station is being cut and when com pleted sinking will be resumed. A new hoist, with cylinders 12x15, and capa- ble of sinking to a great depth. is ex- pected to arrive from the east before very long. It should have been ship ped some time ago.
 At the Copper Hill mine the ledge has been crosscutted at the 400 foot level and some good ore found. A drift will now be started and will have to be run about 200 feet to reach beneath the point on the 300 foot level where high grade ore was encountered. The ground is very soft and heavy timber HE Will De necessary
 At the copper mine owned by Jim Matthews. Wint House and Charlie Sherwood work has been resumed in the sha it by Matthews and Jim Dough- erty. There is q fine showing of high grade ore in the bottom of the shaft and the intention is to make shipments from time to time as the work pro- gresses.
 R. G. Goodwin has received samples of ore taken from the shaft which the joro-Cobre Mining company is sinking on one of their claims in Lyons can yon. It is very fine ore. carrying big values in silver and copper. and there is considerable of it in the shaft. P. J. Cole is quoted as saying that the Oro-Cobre company has one of the very best prospects he has seen in this district.
 F. H. Benson of Weymouth. Mass. who is to erect the acid pla mt for the Black Warrior Copper company. AmaI- gamated. arrived on Tuesday nights train. From him we learned that the four Herreshoff furnaces for the plant are ready to ship from New York. and the special brick to line them are on the way here. Also the lead for lining the acid chambers will be shipped i'm mediately.
 Our Tonto correspondent writes that MT Thompson returned about two weeks ago from California in order to incorporate the Glammorn Mining company, which is to develop the Crump-Hosfelt mine near Reno. Wm. Crump and J. Kelly had returned to Tonto from Phoenix. where they went to consult with MT. Thompson. It is said that the latter while in California sold 10000 shares of stock in the com pany and could have placed a good many more shares had he so desired. Work will be commenced on the mine at once. Six tons of freight are now en route from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
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With Norris & Rowe's Big Trained Animal shows, which will exhibit in this city next Thursday afternoon and night. under their large waterproof tents. which will be located at Wash ington and sixth. is a stage struck
 canine. who answers to the name of Hamlet. The dog is a cross between a
 'Yallar" and a cur dog, but is particu- larly bright and affectionate. Hamlet joined out" with the show at New Westminster last season of his own Volition. The dog was noticed around the tents all day with sort of a wish
 I-was- with-the-s show look in his eye. After the performance in the evening. when the men were loading the cars, they found Hamlet seated on the front steps of the baggage car They trieI to make him go away, but he determin- edly remained where he was seated and the endeavors of the men to get him to go were of no avail. so as last resort they placed him inside with the other dog actors Hamlet made friends of his canine companions, and was soon the favorite of all the attaches. He was taken in hand by Professor Nor ris and he showed a willingness and aptitude for learning tricks that was nothing short of phenomenal. Hamlet is one of the star performers with Nor ris & Rowe's shows. Unlike the other dogs. he is given the freedom of the tents, can go and come when he pleases, but Homlet never abuses the trust and confidence put in him. He is a great dog and no mistake.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

A WESTERN CATTLE KING. the drudgery that will have no cessa- tion for nearly a year to come, many are already showing the symptoms that sooner or later result from hurry, care, anxiety, and haste without the amount of rest and recreation that nature intended.
 Thousands of tired mothers, school teachers, and too ambitious scholars will reveal the strain before the winter is over.
 It is high time for all to strike at the root of the trouble. Begin the work of recureration and cure at the earliest moment.
 All who try it will find strength and freedom from disease in Paines celery compound. which corrects unhealthy nerve action. and supplies the veins with pure. more abundant more wig orous blood. Paine's celery compound is almost universally prescribed by physicians-who differ on many other things. but who estimate at its proper worth this greatest of all remedies for the prevention and cure of disease. It is no exaggeration to say that every week brings hundreds of letters from those who have used Paine's celery compound and have been benefited by it. Above is the picture of Represen- tative G. H. Storms, one of the cattle kings of Kansas. who says: II regard Paine's celery compound as the most beneficial and valuable of remedies, especially during the fall months" He writes as have many thousands of others of the good the remedy has done in his own case. Let the reader try it and prove for himself the abundant t,uth of all that has been said.
 It is not what Paine's celery com pound says.-but what it does that tells the story of it's world wide fame.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
LYNX CREEK CLAIMS
Promising Properties Bonded to M. s,
 Taft and Others.

NJ. s. Taft F. s. Feincman and V. R. Salinger recently bonded several claims on the north slope of the moun- tains on Lynx creek. immediately op- posite the now famous Mudhole prop erty. which is being operated by the Penn Gold Mining company. says the Prescott Prospect. These claims were owned by Messrs. James Breslin and Bruce Trailor. and Mr Taft. upon as-
 ming control, secured the services of MT. James Breslin to take charge of the development work.
 Messrs. Feineman and Salinger are the sons of eastern capitalists who have invested in Arizona mining prop critics. MT. Salinger is interested in the Lottie mine in Big Bug distric.. These gentlemen are now sinking q shaft the entire width of which at the depth of 40 feet is in good ore. They were compelled to suspend operations temporarily. however. on account oe an unexpected influx of water. which was so great that they were unable to handle it with the facilities at hand. A Fairbanks. Morse & Co. 6xS hoist. forty horse power boiler and a pump to handle the water are now on the dump and will be put in place as rar- ldlN as pOSS1Dle- The BELLOWS frame IS being erected. and in a very short time the shaft will be down 100 feet, when drifting and crosscutting will be com nlenced. The vein lies in a contact of granite and porphyry: the hanging wall is. granite and the foot wall sven ite. win a mineraliZed porphyry filling between it and the ore body. The ore is the same character as that of the Mudhole and the surface showing much stronger. there being no reason why this should not prove to be at least as big and valuable q mine. Assays from samples of the best ore run over S1C0. and all of the vein so far exposed is high grade milling. containing pyrites of iron and a good percentage of lead. which will make it fine concentrating proposition. The ledge is at least fifty feet wide and the hard syenite foot wall evidently holds the flow that comes from the great watershed of Spruce mountain, which accounts for the quantity of water that is found in
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
Additional Local

AN ASSAULT ON A RACE.-The case of the People of Arizona vs. Julan Enriquez and other persons of Spanish descent similarly situated, was tried in Justice. Burnett's court yesterday. The othsr similarly situated defendants were Francisco Vasquez. Ygnacio Es- trada. Juan Melendrez and Miguel Martinez. They were accused of hay ing raised a disturbance in the late block. The main trouble occurred on Saturday night, and was the first thing that had broken the monotony of that locality since the councils order making a more equitable distribution of cussedness throughout the city. went into effect. The last named de- fendant missed connection and was unable to get on the scene of the dis turbance until the following night. He nesd however. suffer no qua!m of con science. for the result was the same as if he had been simultaneous with his countIymen-a S1n fine. in the absence of which, a commitment to the county jail
 A PLEASANT TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs. George w. Sanders spent yesterday in the city guests of the Commercial hotel. It was MT. Sanders first visit here since returning from his eastern trip. He said he had a very pleasant visit in the east. and no doubt spoke truly for he returned with a bride to help make life worth living at the Vul- ture mine, of which property MT. San ders is superintendent. He was also in attendance at the annual G. A. R. encampment in Cleveland. It was a great event and promised to be a most interesting one. as the city was com pletely turned over to the visitors. But when the news of the presidents death was received few hours transformed the scene into one of the most dismal pictures ever looked upon. The en- campment brought its labors to a sudden close and adjourned before night almost every house in the busi- ness part of town was hidden from view by mourning drapery. It seemed as though every stranger wanted to get away from :he city where the evil dence of the national sorrow was so overpowering. and thousands left at once. paying their fare rather than miss a train while waiting to have their return trip tickets signed. At the depots the crush was simply awful. and at the union depot one couple were tramped beyond recognition by the crowd surging toward the trains. which were leaving every few minutes. Hundreds tainted and were knocked down and run over by the people. who were seemingly beyond control. The only transportation line out of the city that was not overcrowded was the Buffalo steamers. and that was be- cause a storm was raging on the lake. But rather than stay in the ''mao1ing crowd" Mir and Mrs. san ders braved the sto:m and left on a boat for Buffalo.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

the shaft at its present depth. It will be of incalculable value ultimately in the operation of a plant, and the par ties interested are extremely fortunate in the assurance of having SO essential an element as a sufficient. water SUD- ply. which they had not calculated on obtaining so early in the progress of development.
 A unique mining deal was concsum. mated last week between Judge Griffin, owner of the Hidden Treasure on Lynx creek. and C. P. Collins of the Penn company. The judges claim is on the same dyke as the Mudhole and is the south extension of the Golden Fleece. Mir. Collins bought the Hidden Treas ure for S10,000 and agrees to pay $500 every six months for ten years.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
REGENT LEGAL DEc1sIoNs.

A woman married and lived with her husband a year and a half. wheT. he disappeared and she never saw him again or heard from him directly. Af- ter he had been absent five years, dur ing which time she had made many efforts to find him. she remarked in the honest belief that he was dead, though as an actual fact he was then alive. In action for separation brought by the wife against the second husband. the question as to whether the second mar riage was valid or not arose. The court Supreme court, appellate divisioE) held that the former marriage was not absolutely void. but only voidable, and that it came within the exception of tn statute which declares marriages void if contracted while either party is liv- ing, except where the former husband or wife has absented himself or herself for five successive years without being known to be living. (Taylor vs. Fay Tor. 71 N Y. Supp. AID.
 A person summarily adjudged guilty of contempt of court without a hearing or the service upon him of any process, for an act not committed in the pres ence of the court. and imprisoned for nonpayment of the fine imposed. $ held by Judge Evans of the Unit s1 States circuit court. Kentucky. in eV parte Strickler Q09 Fed. Rep, 145). t1 be deprived of his liberty without due process of law in violation of the four teenth amendment of the constitution of the United States And where q person has been deprived of his liberty without due process of law by a state court, by being committed to jail for
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
EFFECT OF THE PRAYERS

We have prayed for the presidents our petition. Let no one infer from this that our prayers were in vain. No fervent prayer ascending to the throne of heaven remains unanswered Let TO one say what lady remarked to me on the occasion of President Garfield's death '.I have prayed" she said. fer the presidents life. My family have prayed for him, our congregation prayed for him, the city prayed fo. him. the state prayed for him the na- ton prayed for him, and yet he died. What, then, is the use of prayer" God answers our petitions either directly O. indirectly. If he does not grant ls what we ask. He gives us something equivalent or better. If He has not saved the life of the president, he pre- serves the life of the nation, which is Of more importance than the life of an individual. He has infused into the hearts of the American people a greater reverence for the head of the nation. and a greater abhorrence of as- sassination. He has intensified and energized our love of country and our devotion to our political institutions. What a beautiful spectacle to behoid prayers ascending from tens of thou- sands of temples throughout the lani to the throne of mercyI Is not this universal uplifting of minds and hearts to God a sublime profession of our faith and trust in Him? Is not this national appeal to heaven a most elo- quent recognition of Gods superia- tending providence over us? And such earnest and united prayers will net fail to draw down upon us the blessings of the Almighty.-Cardinal Gibbons
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
THE LAST WAR PRESIDENT.

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat be- lieves that President Mckinley was probably the last of the presidents the country will have who served in the civil war. and this belief is well founded.
 Since that war ended, which will be forty years by the time the next presi- dent will have been inaugurated, but one president has been elected who was not a soldier of the war of the re- bellion. Grover Cleveland stands alons Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Harrison. Me kinley, were all prominent figures in the greatest war of modern times. Gen eral Arthur, who succeeded to the presidency on the death of Garfield. was quartermaster general of New York during the war and aided greatly in providing for the troops furnished by that state. 'N'
 President Roosevelt was mere child while the rebellion was being waged. True, he is the youngest president Of the republic. but it must he remerl- bered that were soldier of the civil an old man, older than the average age at which men are elected to such a po- si..cn. ii syiYl
 There Is good cause for believing that not another soldier of that war will be called to the presidency The men se- lected for this exalted position will come from later generation. The boys of '61-5 are boys no longer in point of years and the duties of the high of fees must necessarily be performed to a greater degree by men who were too young to take part in that bloody drama.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

The Eureka Mining company has filed its articles of incorporation in the office Of the county recorder ard the publication of them was commenced Il last weeks issue of the News-H ald. The -ompany is going to develop some very good prospects in the Blue Tank district, and also owns several claims in the Black Rock district The claims in the Blue Tank district are very rich In copper. in a limestone forma ton. very similar, says the manager of the company. to that of the United Verde and a number of other great copper properties and he is very confident that they have the making of a great mine. We wish the company the great est possible success in the development Of these claims. as they are very close tp town and will prove very beneficial To our merchants and the town in gen. erdl.-Wickenburg News-Herald
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
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Dr. Bennett says Many Men Who. at a First Glance. Look the Picture of Health. Are But Little More Than Ner- vous and DebiIitated Wrecks-Nature Gave Them a Strong Physique. but Ma ture has Been Imposed Upon. and It VIII Not Be Long Until the World VIII Know of Their Weakress''-The Doctor Guarantees His Electric Belt to Cure Every Form of Weakness in Both Sexes It is Natures Remedy.
 Sexual weakness and diseases fasten themselves upon men like a vampire,
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy. Elvsy & Hulett will refund your money if you are not sat isfed after using it. is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints and the only one that never fails. l.: is pleasant. safe and reliable.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
MATTERS Or RECORD.

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were flied for record in
 Carles H. Moore and wife to Mary F.. la Fickas, deed to lot 14. block l5, Neahr's addition; considera tion. $500
 Mother Mary Paul 10 Sisters of Mercy. deed to lots 10. II and F. block 90. Cburchills addition; considera- tion. s1.
 s. NJ. McCowan and wife to Earnest J. Olson, deed to sls neA, sec 9, tp 2
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
A NOTED PHYSICIAN.
 Doctor Wanata, of Lansing, Mich,
Says There is Nothing in the Materia Medica that Equals Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
 pound for the Cure of Woman's Ills

DEAR Mas honest intelligent physician above School' Whatever what school belongs of the nothing in Materia Meica which Veee-
 
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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

sapping away their vitality and life. In older men it comes like the hot. poisonous breath from an African desert upon a young and tender plant, wither- ing and robbing 1t of it's life. strength and vitality. Elec- tricity is the one cure-the only cure-for these vital dis eases of men and women. It Is safe. sure. nuick and nor ma anent. Elec- tI-icity as ap- piled by
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

Ice cream, sherbet, fruits, salads, fish, meats chicken. etc. Get a nice steak out of our cola storage. Dishes washed by steam. Lunch counter and dining room. Special cafe and private rooms on second floor. Coffee AIS Restaurant
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

an alleged contempt not committed in the presence of the court, and without process or hearing, and the state law gives him no right of appeal, he is eu- titled to be discharged by a federal court on a writ of habeas corpus.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

Tess-Did he really propose to you?.
 Jess--Yes. and 1t actually made Tcs shiver.
 Tess-Why so?
 Jess-He asked me If I would care to share his lot" and he looked so flu nereaI I thought he referred to one in a cemetery.-Phiadelp Press
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
ROYAL Baking Powder
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n. 8 c; consideration, $S.000.
 Seth J. Johnson and wife to Marquis L. Johnson. deed to 2 acres in neA. sec 3l. tp n. e: consideration, S2.
 Marquis L. Johnson and wife to Seth J. Johnson, deed to WIZ. nwA. neA, raA. and e1s. neA. nwA. neA. sec 31. tp II, 3 e; consideration, g..
 Vim c. Burns to Selina Levi, deed to f3t ?. Norma Place and strip south; consS Iteration, S1.S0o.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15
DT. Bennsti's
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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

When you have no appetite. do not relish your food and you feel dull after eating you may know that you need q dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price. 9 cents. sam ples free at Elvey & Hulett's drug store
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

If you must make cardboard motto for the wall work on it "Chew Your Food" and hang it in the dining room.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

Try q lemonade made of Robinson's Pure Lemon Juice. It will cost you nothing at 210 w. Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

Miss Slmms. dressmaker. AT North Fourth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

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 Sold by druggists. price 75c per bot tie
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Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

Mrs. Editor-This hat is a perfect poem.
 EditCT-All the more reason I should decline to pay for it.-Town and Country.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-15

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