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Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

With business administration
of county affairs Mohave county
will enter upon an era of prosperity
during the next two ears that will
eclipse the boom days of southern
California We have everything
that goes to make booming times
except good county administra-
tion Mismanagement of county
Iffairs has done more to retard the
mining interests of the whole coun-
~ than all the other causes com
ined. Eliminate this cause by
lecting a business board of super
yisors and booming times is assured.
70 man with money to invest is
,oing to risk confiscation at the
nands of an incompetent board of
supervisors, but let them know that
they will be fairly treated and
meney will flow into county in.
vestments like water. TIE Gold
Road country is just now on the
eve OF a tremendous Loom and all
the interest connected with its wei,
fare should be nurtured instead of
being crushed by excessive taxa
tion, such as he other mining in
terests have had to bear. Not only
is tins so regarding the Gold Roads
mines, but every mining interest
in the county demands a low rate
of taxation, such as has not been
vouchsafed it. Men of the cali er
of the present board Of supervisors
are unable to understand the first
principle of business and therefore
should De relegated to the obscur-
ity whence they came, and with
them should go their chief facto-
tun, John T. Feeny.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

DIR. Gustav Niederlein, one of the
brightest men Of this country, has
been appointed as a special com.
missioner by Gov Taft to take
charge Of the collecting of an ex-
hibit of minerals and products of
the Philippine Islands for the St.
Louis exposition He has at his
disposal for this purpose an appro-
priation of 6O0,O0OS, one of the
largest appropriations ever made by
state, territory or county for this
purpose. Prof Niederlein has been
in the employ of many foreign
countries in similar capacities and
has been highly honored by France
for the good work done in the es-
tablishment OF the great museum
at Paris. With the great fund at
his disposal the Philippines ought
to have one Of the greatest exhibits
of all countries.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

The April Fool mill at Delamar,
Nevada, is now in operation and is
using the Godbe process. This pro-
cess consists Of agtators in the eva.
hide tanks and the subsequent set
Ting and precipitation of the met
ais The process gives the liquor
better action in the pulp and great
er contact, of course, gives. better
results.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

Los Angeles interests are de-
manding the erection of smelter
with capacity of 200 tons daily
The installation of such a plant at
San Pedro or some other conven-
lent place on the coast, close to Los
Angeles, would bring to that city
the product of Arizona, California,
Nevada, and large amount of the
ores of Mexico. Every business in
terest If Arizona would be benefit
ted by the in talatioR of such
plant and we nope it will go in.
Salt Lake City has an immense
plant in competition with the trust
an | The people are already feeling
the good effects of it. With com
petitor in this southwestern field
the people will get reasonably what
there is in their ores.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

In Denver II report Is current
that the smelter trust is on tn,
verge of collapse. Shares have gon'
tumbling the past month and tn
company is using every effort t
keep the big blocks of stocks in
tact and prevent their being dumpr'
upon the market. This is but fol
lowing out the usual laws of trade
Whenever there is restriction of
trade some causes arise that will
wipe out all restraint, and this is
now being done in the way of in
dependent smelling concerns. At
Drnver and Pueblo ores can hardly
he sold in the open market, the
smelters claiming that they are un-
able to handle the great amounts
offered But this is untrue, as no
more ore is being offered than ut
any time in the past three years
with the capacity OF the smelters
greatly increased
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

1t will be noted that Boss Mike
Scanlan got but nine votes south
of the railroad at the recent demo.
cratic primaries, and it has not been
alleged that an illegal vote was polled
in any of the five precincts This
shows what the business interests Of
that section think of the administra-
tion of Boss Mike.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

Robert Il. Morrison will be in
Kingman on the first of October
and the people will have a chance
to Judge between the two candidates
flr delegate to congress. Mr. Nor
rison is one of the brightest men in
Ariz3na today. Clean, capacita-
tive, active, experienced, a man of
the people, in touch with all classes
Robert E. Morrison wins friends
wherever he goes. No man who
has ever met the republican candi
date will ever forget his kindly
manner and winning ways Sew.
eral years ago he was elected dis.
trict attorney of Iavapai county
over Col. Wilson by handsome
majority, which shows how he
stands in his home county This
year he will have several hundred
majority over Wilson in Yavapai
county, while in the south he will
carry every county, outside of pos
sibly Graham.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

One of the neatest and at the
same time one of the best semi
monthly mining journals that
comes to this office is the Salt Lake
Mining Review. 1t is hrimful of
the best mining news that can be
obtained, and it overlooss no effort
in the obtaining Of that which is
good 1t is neatness p,rsonified and
its cost 2 50s) puts it in the reach
of every one who wants to keep
posted on mining events OF the
great west.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

The coal strike in the Pennsylva-
MIA and West Virginia fields is
still on and the prospect OF settle
ment is as far in the future, appar
emily, as it was several weeks ago
Many prominent men are quietly
at work arranging settlement but
the operators are unwilling to set
tie with the men The barons have
become arrogant in their power
and the people of the states of
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
will soon have to take matters into
their own hands to settle the vexed
questions that have disturbed the
peace and prosperity of their fruit
tul states The settlement of this
great strike, if not soon settled,
means the elimination of coal as
fuel in every great manufacturing
center and the substitution of o !
as power generator, Electrical
installations are being made in
many of the eastern manufa cturing
centers, the power being obtained
from river falls. All of these con
ditions conduce toward a speedily
settlement of strike matters when
brought properly to the attention of
the men most vitally interested.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27
Group.

Annually begins with the symptoms
of a common cold; there is chilliness,
sneezing, sore throat, hot skin, quick
pulse, hoarseness and i'm peded res pir
alton. Give frequent small doses Of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, (the child
will cry for IT'D and at the first sign of a
croupy cough, apply frequently Bal
lard's Snow Liniment externally to the
throat. soc at II. II. Watkins drug
store.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

was declared the nominee of the
democratic party. The friends of
Mark Smith will not forget that
barefaced action and will turn down
the man who dared to resort to
such disreputable methods In this
county his vote will be less than
half that of Mark Smiths at
the last election
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

The mine owners of the Coeur
dAlene, Idaho, country, have pre-
pared an utimatum to the smelter
trust, in which they set out that
unless the trust purchase the mines
or make living rate on the re-
duction Of ores they will install an
independent smelter The mine
owners of that country have gone
so far in the matter that it appears
certain that they will have a smell
ter of their own and will handle all
their own product This is the only
way to hold the smelter trust in
check in IT'S attempt to control the
output of all the mines of the west
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

At the republican ratification meet
ing in Prescott the democratic papers
state that more than two thousand peo
pie we're present, while on the other
hand Wilson's meeting are very poork
attended. Morrison Is the man TO
bring ont the people to listen to his
talks and get their votes on election
day
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27

With the greatest money circula-
tion in the history of this country,
currency is scarcer in New YORK
City today than it has been at any
time in years. Had the big BANKS
not come to the rescue many big
brokerage houses in the east would
have gone to the wall a few days
ago.
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27


The northern political tour of
Col. j. Frank Wilson has been a
frost. In Kingman, last week, he
received scant courtesy from the
faithful, while at Chloride it was
even worse. All along the line the
democrats are averse to taking up
with a man who tried his level
best to defraud Mark Smith of his
Just won laurels two years ago.
They may forgive but cannot for
get the disreputable methods en-
ployed by this man in an attempt
to thwart the will Of the majority
when he set up his rump conven-
ton at Phenix, after Mark Smith
Mohave County miner., 1902-09-27
Not Doomed for Life.

.I was treate ed for three years by
good DOCTORS" writes W. A. Greer, Nc
Connellsville, o., "for Piles and Fis
tnla. bnt when all failed, Bucklen's
Arnica salve cured me in two weeks"
Cures Burns. Cuts, Corns, Sores, Erup-
tions, Salt Rheum, Piles or no pay.
25c at all drugstores.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-01-18
81 ATE. OF LOUISIANA.
23-d .l,t.i"'n; Di.,rict 'ourt, Parish
=, s. Nary.


b WRITE Of ~ or'er of seizure and
sale j. va II, { tie Honorable 23rd !l-
j''cial = ST.. UJu.t, IL .n'' for ti:e Par
'Sh o. 81 a. * and % ne GiI"ctoG in the
..oov.. nunl 7t't al entitled Sult have
seized ard vi: fer for sale. for ash, to
tAr highest .,:t'icr, at the principal door
Of tho toarl H"use..fa Erankls La, on
SAIC DAY, TIE STH DAY
Of FEBRUARY, 1902.
between the hours Of / / Il M. am p. nj.
the following described propariv, to-wit:
lst. I'he undivided nine-tsnths (9-1W
Of that certain tract Oh land lying AMI
being situated ia the Cypremort Prairie,
Parish OF ST. Mary. containing forty
acres mere Or less superficial measure;
bounded north BY land of Demas Leguon
and Frederick Sigur, sonth by road or
land, east by land Of ID. LegDon aud
west by lands claimed by Reuben Beas-
ley, with AL the buildings and improve
ments thereon situated.
Pad The undivided Two fifth esq of
that certain tract OF land situated in this
Parish, in Sc 5, I. II, South of Range
East. containing Twelve superficial ar
EC!it6, mere " less. irving a front OF
Five S2-lo1 Chains Oh the Western
boundary jlne of said section, by The
depth, between parallel lines of Seven>
teen and 5000 Lains; bounded north
by lands this day sold to A. Auguste,
east aDd south by land formerly of Aruns
SorreI and west by said western bounds
airy line of said Section 5.
Bird. The undivided Two-Fifth l26)
of that. cel,aiu trace of land situated in
The Cypt aa.ort tlairie, in the. Parish OF
st May, containing superficial area
of Seven Arl,cH1s and being bounded on
the north by property formerly of Scott.
east by 4 lane dedicated by Aruns Sor-
rel, south by land claimed by Tole
Shelton and west hy land supposed to
belong to antoine iseasle.y, together with
all he buildings and improvements
thereon situated, al the rights, ways,
privileges. s,rviutts and appurtonahces
thereunto belonging OF in any mannv,
thera.o.
JNO. B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Parish of St. Mary, La,
January Sd, 1902.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-01-18

! ~ ~
---------
~ virtue of II writ oi i'ri :4ci&s -
sued out OF the Hou0rable BIRD judicial
uis.lit Count il and Tor the Parish OF
It. Mary upon twelve months boHd,cx-
| ccutcd by Louis c. DcSonicr, as principal
and John /. humesnil rs surely in The
| above styled and nnmHtrcd suit. said
execution beng issued AGAINST the sad
| principal dnd surety 10 me directed, |
have se.ztd as TIE property Of Louis c.
| Dcsonier and vii! offer for sale for cash.
at public auction, FOR what it viii bring
al tne principal front door Of the Court
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-01-18
ORDINANCE No, 9.

Moved thar eacn and every person en-
gagged in the retail sal. If anv and all
intoxicating liquors shall pay license
of One Thousand 1900 Dollars. same
to go into effect Jan l. 1903
JNo IBERT, President.
DrDIEY BERWICK, Secretary.
On a rising vote the following mem,
bers voted yea, Jno Ibert, A Robichaux,
G T Hcnagriff. F Lassus, j Il Drackctt,
A Forticr. No, Il Delhaye.
On motion the meeting adjourned I'M
til Jan 9Th, at 10 o'clock.
JNO. IBERT, President.
DUDLEY BERWICK, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-01-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ill judicial District Court, Parish
Of ST. Mary.
Eseph Lockley, vs.. John Philip
Artemise Michel, Intervenrr.
No. lO.45S.

No. 1O,45s.
~ virtue of writ of fieri facas issued
of the Honorable 23rd Judicial Court,
my for the parish of St. Mary and to
directed In the above numbered and
titled suit. I have seized and will offer
sale for cash to the last and highest
ider at the principal door Of the Court
puse, in Franklin, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D., 1901,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. IN. and
4 o'clock p. m. the following described
property. to-wit:
Two acres of land. more or less, bounded
on the north by John Philips. Sr, on the
east by lane, on the south by public road
leading to Jeanerette and on the west by
Gabriel. JNO. B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Nov. S0th, 1901.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-01-18

JAN. Sth, 1917.
The Police Jury net this day. All the
members being present except DIR L r
Frere.
On account of this being holiday the
meeting adjourned until Jan 18th at III
o'clock. JNO IBERT. President.
DUDLEY BERWICK, Secretary.
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11

win not buy our goods ~ freely as
we buy theirs. Therefore we must
cut down our American imports un-
til something like equality is estab-
hshed. Germany has made some
foolish Determinations against Ca
madam wheat; we must, therefore,
aim to strike blow at Germany. In
this way the word protection loses its
meaning. What is sought is not the
protection of our own industries,<but
the injury of somebody else's.''+: y.
This high tariff produces prosper
ity in the United States and low
tariff produces prosperity in Can
ada. Let we'll enough alone and
don't touch the high tariff" say our
republican statesmen. LET wei,
enough alone and don't touch the
low tariff" say the Canadian states
Verify this is queer world and
the tariff is a perplexing question!
Is It possible that five years of good
crops in both these countries and
poor crops in Europe have anything
to do with our prosperity? Is it
certain that we are prosperous at
all, outside of the protected trusts
and the farming sections OF the
west? Will not the trusts soon have
gobbled up, all of the surplus pros
perity even Of these western farm
ers? .Es
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11
DYNAMITE OUTRAGES.

Complaint Made to Gen. Goblin Of
Dynamite OutraEes.
Shenandoah, Pa, Oct. S.-Mrs.
Kuklewicz, of Brownsville, near here,
called on Gen. Goblin, at headquarters,
Tuesday morning, and reported to
him that her hor-e was partly de-
stroyed by dynamite explosion al bout
one o'clock in the morning. She said
the explosion set fire to the house and
between the fire and the wreck caused
by the explosion the damage to the
house is SO great that she was COM
PEELED to move out with her family. 1t
was reported to the general that the
explosion was determined upon by
the Lithuanian local Of Brownsville.
Provost Marshal Farquhar, in COM
mand of a squad from the Second
City Troop, went to Brownsville to
make an investigation. Kuklewicz 10
employed at Shenandoah colliery.
In speaking of the general orders
in connection with the calling out of
the entire guard, Gen. Goblin says he
desires to call special attention to the
following clause: He will arrest all
persons engaging in acts. of violence
and intimidation and hold them un-
der guard until their release will not
endanger the public peace" -,
This, he says, will dispose of hear
ings before justices of the peace in
the matter Of these arrests ard ought
toshave a good effect
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11
PROSPERITY FRoM TARIFF.


% e q.
The Unibed States and Canada aro
two great countries with border
line 1900 miles long. Naturally II
might be supposed that an economic
system that would benefit one would
also benefit the other. Such, how
ever, does not appear to bs the case,
II the statesmen in charge are to bs
believed.
The republicans who are ut" in
the management Of our trust ridden
government are perfectly certain
that the prosperity which they talk
20 much about Ito make sure that
~we have it) is due to onr high. pro-
lection policy. inaugurated five years
ago.> Canada lowered her tarin du-
ties about the time we raised ours,
and the statesmen there are now
crediting their prosperity to these
lower duties. A recent issue Of the
Toronto Globe says:
''If under any scale of duties the
industries of a country are prosper
ing, higher duties cannot be justified
even on grounds of expediency. The
country has now been for five years
under tariff very considerably low
er than that which prevailed in the
previous II years, a. period amply
sufficient to test the efficacy of high
protection. The prosperity of our
industries under the low tariff has
far exceeded that enjoyed under the
high tariff. The result is that tho
extreme protectionists. are forced
back upon the idea Of retaliation
pure and simple. ). The United States
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11


Washington, Oct.s.-The following
statement was made public at the
White House Tuesday afternoon:
"On Monday, October 6, Hon. Car
roll D. Wright, commissioner Of la
Dor. went to Philadelphia and gave
to Mr.. John Mitchell the following
from the president:
II Mr.. Mitchell will secure the
immediate return to work OF the min
era In the anthracite regions the
president will 1t once appoint conn
mission to Investigate thoroughly
into ~all the matter at Issue .between
the d efators and miners, and will do
all within his power to obtain a set
tlement Of those questions In accord
ance with the report of the commits
sion.'" -.
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11

Our Ex-SDeakers Doing Well.
Thomas b. Reeds name is not often
mentioned in the public prints now
adays, but as the senior partner OF
the firm of Reed, Simpson, Thacher &
Barnum, the ex-speal<er is making
between $4,000 and @6O, 900 q year,
the most money he has ever earned
in his life; and it is said that he II
quite happy in his new estate. Car
Isle, another ex-speaker, is also do
ing famously at the law in. Gotham.
ExSpeaker Joseph Warren Keifer 10
president of the Lagonda national
bank, of Springfield, O.
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11

zAMeF1c0A HOfeeo h france.
For years the fertile soil of France
has been cultivated mainly with the
aid of cows and oxen instead of
horses: Now, however, in consequence
of the introduction of American agri-
cultural machinery, horses are rapid
ly coming into use on French farms,
and, as in the case of the machinery,
America is called upon to supply the
larger part of the demand. Ameri-
can horses are also purchased in
large numbers for the French army.
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11

Farmers' Boys for Sailors.
The experiment which the govern
ment has been making in enlisting
sailors for the navy from the-inte-
rior of the country has been success
full Several hundred farmers boys
Nebraska have been in training on
the ships Lancaster and Hartford
during the past few months, and
their instructors say that they are
making excellent sailors. Most of
the boys got their first smell Of
salt water when they boarded the
ships. -.-e 20
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11
AT STRIKE HEADQUARTERS.

Speculation ~ to Effects Of Roose-
velt's Request.
Willsesbarre, Pa, Oct. 8.-The two
principal features Of the anthracite
coal strike, which claimed public at
tention in the coal fields, Tuesday,
were: Will the miners yield to the
desire of the president of the United
States that they return to work and
investigate afterwards, and will the
mine operators be able TO carry out
their promise to produce enough coal
to relieve the situation if given the
protection Of the full military power
inquiry among the district officers
mot including the district presidents
who are in Buffalo) and the rank and
file of mine workers, it was> found
that sentiment is strongly against ac-
cepting the presidents proposition in
it's present form. AS to the other feat
ure of the situation as it now exists,
opinion is divided and wip remain SO
until the real test comes.
The presidents message to Mr..
Mitchell became known here Tues
day afternoon, and it was earnestly
discussed by the striking miners and
citizens generally. 1t is positively
known to those who are close to the
officers of the union that President
Mitchell and his district presidents
have all along been opposed to the
men returning to work without some
concessions, but whether they are
still So inclined with the president
appealing to them can not be Off.
cially stated.
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11
.oAGolNc THE PRESIDENT.


Two political events occurred ON
Tuesday, September Is. that will have
. far-reaching effect on the politics OF
the country. That they happened
simultaneously may have been an acci-
dent> but would point to . deep-laid
plGn. 6
On that day President Roosevelt had
called together at Oyster Bay the lead
ers Of his party to consult with them
about the position he should take on
the tariff and the trusts in HIS political
speeches In the west.
On the same day Speaker Henderson
declined to accept denomination to
congress. giving as the reason that tta
great many" republicans in his district
were In favor Of reforming the tariff
by taking of the protection that the
Ding1ey bill gives to the trusts. =.
Both the president and the speaker
Of the house of representatives had
discovered that "a great many" repub-
hcans wanted reform. They were tired
of paying more for the trust made
goods than the same goods were being
sold to foreigners for. Speaker Hen
derson had through the power OF his
political machine stifled the voice of
these independent republicans, and on
the face of the returns his convention,
made up of Office holders and political
strikers, renominated him and made
a platform of his own choosing of the
patented stripe. This happened in
May. He returns to his district in Sep
tember and finds the voice of the peo-
pie crying aloud for reform. He re-
The Grenada sentinel., 1902-10-11
New Comet Co,nins This wa,

Nevv Comet Cominw This way.
The. new comet, which will be visi-
BILE to the unaided eye in . few days,
Is approaching us at the rate of s.
O00, 900 miles day. 1t is understood,
however, to be scheduled to pass the
earth on q side line,