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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
AT M'DoNALD'S-
Thursday Night Frank Adams in
 "Uncle Hez"

Laugh and the world laughs with you" Try the truth of this assertion and see the brilliant young actor at Mcdonald s Thursday night. April 10th. The play is about two and a half hours of solid fun and laughs. with numerous catchy up-to- date specialties and wonderful acrobatic fcats Popular prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

DO YOU WANT THE BEsTp
 Ross's Antiseptic Barber Shop is the place to go. Exchange Hotel.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
FROM TVICKENBURG.

s. Chadwick of Montreal. Canada. went through Wednesday with Super intendent Drake, bound for Phoenix MT. Chadwick will spend several months here Cl business connected with the Garcil mine which he is in teres,ed in
 J. il. Carlisle has pack train en- ploEed packing in wood for his camp on John WfthellaE's mining property in Blue Tank oi-trict
 A. B. NoXson has employed a force of miners and started to develop his mines. located half way between Gil- bert and the Hassayampa river You can bet your last dollar on Noxey, for he is Q rustler. He had with him last Wednesday an accomplished mining woman from lbs Angeles
 A. F. Rowe and William Scott have gone over to the Peacock mining dis trict to work CT q mo2ntain of porph- yretic quartz and iron. They say the ledga is acc feet wide, assaying values from s to &19 in geld. Ii it holds its values with dei tn the Orc Grande will be second best. Lockout fer a boom lA the near future in that locality NeWs-IIerald.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

Captain T. G. Cree. who recently eX- ported several gold properties in the northern and southern part Of the ter
 litory. reports that gold is what is wanted and row in demand in minira, properties. The low price of copoar has turned the attention of capital to the yellow metal. A group of claims recently investigated by him and par chased by an eastern syndicate. on his recommendation, have proved his cor rectness in estimating values in sane. After thirty years experience with Idaho. Colorado. Montana, Old and New Mexico, the captain gives il as his belief that up to the present time the surface of Arizona has only been scratched over. Some fifteen years ago. Captain Cree investigated the Cobre Grande. when they only had an cighty-foot shaft on the property, and then predicted it would be one O; the greatest mines in the world. thus again
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
THE sUMMER SESSION
What the University of California Is
 Ofering to Vacation Students.

Mere students spent last summer at tho University of California than at the s3u1rcr session cr any other American university except Harvard. The 797 students were brought together by a desire to study under some Of the fcre- most scholars cf America. men from t},2 universities of California, Harvard, Columbia. Cornell. Chicago and Stan ford: by the charm of a Pacific sum nler, for Berkley is one of the coolest and most delightful of midsummer abiding places. and by the manifold in- terc.;t of San Francisco, which is only fifty minutes distant, with a ten-cent fare.
 The plans for the next summer ses- sion Of the University Of California. from June 26 to August 6, 1902. provide for instruction in twenty-five depart IF nts-Dhil0sCphy. education, history 2 nd political science, political economy. CT '. Latin, English, German, French Spanish. Italian, art library science, mathematics. physics. chemistry, bot any. mineralcgy. agriculture. forestry i1'l isa ation and physical culture.
 The most eminent scholars in these several subjects, from the great uni versailles of this country. and from the scientific departments of the United States government, will give courses Of lectures on their favorite themes during t}-H -ummer session.
 Hen and women are adI.-:sted tc ex- actly equal privileges. Qualified per sons may enroll fo9 the summer session without examination. Cre?it toward a T gree will be given fer satisfact 7ry york. The full resources of libraries. museums and !abcratcries will be aVailab ble for tho summer students
 Lfberally reduced rates have been of felad by the railroads to attendants | m al parts of the country.
 Prospective students should file tkeiY auplica tiOns before June Is.
 The summer session is an integral I rt Of the work of the University of California, is of a purely public char acter and involves in no slight degree any private gain.
 Full infcrmat:on will be freely fur ntshed those inquiring of Mr. N. A. Ncrford of this city.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
NCT CUTTING WAGES
Another False Report Frcm La Cana
 req is Denied.

NuTnerous statements have been made during ,he past few days that the Cananea n~olidated Copper company is making sH coping reductions in the salaries of it, office employees.
 Says the Bisbae Review: Sev- eral young men from this city
 were reported to have resigned their
 positions on account of the cut in wages. and hat mere of them woul quit work son for the same reason.
 It was said that the reduction i1 wages
 was from or to two dollars a day. The reascr assigneI for this action
 on the part Cf the company was to re- duce expenses. which are now heavy. i The cuts were reported to have taken rlace rot onir in the offices but among the common laborers.
 Yesterday cfterncon J. c. Callaghan, local wholesale liquor dealer. who has been at Caranea fc~ the past three days. was asked what was being done along this line. He said;
 T saw these from Bis0ee. who are employed by the company, and none of them told I.a anything aoout this.
 llt'N tiIi SV'tltt-t lJ De Sd llSllSl ultl
 not tslE as if they intended to return tG j'a city son.
 The conn any is not making any great reduction in wages, and all the men who 2ce quitting do it of their own free vii or because there is no
 more work flr them. Men are coming and going ali the time, but it is not because the company is responsible
 fer it.
 Where as many men are employed as st Cananea it is to be expected that
 many changes will be taking place all
 the time. This being the case it does
 net follow that the company has any
 thing 10 do with it.
 If the copper company wanted to reduce eXperses they will net turn to the offices. They are not paying men any more than they earn, and must pay them that much CT they will not stay. | They must have efficient and respon-
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
THE SAHUARO MINE
Indications Point to Exposure of a
 New Gre Body

The owners Of the Sahuaro group are not saying much and but little has been published lately oc.cerning their do- irgs, but the shCvings being made on the south crosscut on the 1O0-fOot level are more than encouraging and the aTaouno ement of q big strike may be expected any day. The crosscut is now in ever seventy feet and the face Of the cut is now in good character of cop per and silver ere, but not Of the same richness Gs the ore found On the sur face. From measurements made O. the dip Of the ledge it is expected that the rich ledge found on the surIace will be cut in the 1j0-fo0t Crosscut within the next thirty feet. The shaft. after pass ing through the ledge at a depth of less than twenty feet, was in granite until the 1CO-foot level was reached, when ore of the same character as that on the surface. but net as rich, began to appear in kidneys. A crcsscut was then started south toward the ledge and in this crCssCut the kidneys O. ore have been coming thicNer and l2rger with every foot until HOW. at the 5ev- enty-foot mark. the entire face is heavily ccpper-stainei. The dip Of the formation is also now beginning to conform with that of the ledge and it is probable that the ledge will be reached very soon.
 A crosscut was also run to the north about forty feet and the face in this also shows much ore. No assays nave been made since going through the ledge gear the surface, but from the appearance of the ore TOW being taken out it carries good values in copper and silver. lacking. however. much Of the values carried in native and horn silver in the ore from the ledgc.-WickerD Durg NeWs-Eerald.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
has lived at q Mills hotel. Once he was

has lived at q Mills hotel. Once he was O. considerable means.
 He applied to Superintendent Blair of the Outdoor Poor who wanted the son to contribute 8 week to the SUD- port of his father. The young man told
 MT. Blair that he could give but S1. The father reported after that that he was getting nothing and proceedings were begun by Assistant Corporation Coun- sel StiefTel to compel the young man
 to support his father. Young Rogers is getting $20 a week and he says ne can't live on it.
 Judge McMahon said that if young Rogers did not give his father s T week hereafter he would be hauled up and made to do it. Then the hat was passed around among the talesmen who had heard the story and as the old man left the court room one of the court officers handed him $l6.50 as Q result
 The old man was greatly cheered and made for an elevator. Just as he was getting in it, another court attendant stopped him, handing him s25 which
 Judge McMahon had sent to him.-Nev York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

proving his accuracy in regard to pros iects. or wh2t can be made out Of one. At that tis;1e fs tcck an option on tke Cobre Grandr property for thirty days and had the property virtually sold 70 people in Cc1necticut. but got water bound. the railroads being ali washed out and had to lie in Mag,ialena So nora, for over SIX weeks. thus losing his option. and also the sale of the mine. Had i not been for the actions If Jupiter FiIvius. the above would have been enc of the oldest mines in the southwes, and ranked as the great est of the copper producers
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
T TIE JEWEL LINED TANKARD.

There is not much in the way of oil plate at Windsor, because Charles 1 melted down all that was in his posscs- sion in his endeavor to subdue his par liament, but the few antiquities that Go remain are very beautiful.
 One is the great tankard known as the Armada It is made of gold doubloons footed from the cabin of the spanish admiral Of the Armada when his huge vessel y:elGe2 to the English.
 There is also th. Pcs tankarG. which is of gold. lined inside with precious stones. It was once the custom to fill it every night with rich, heady Tokay. and the unfortunate guest was obliged by stern etiquette to drink his share of this unwholesoma beverage the last thing before he retired.-London An SWcrs.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Nensalau Luna. a Mexican boy Ii years Of age, fell under a car in the southern Pacific yards at Tucson Sun day afternoon and had one of his legs cut off and the ether badly crushed. He died that night from the results of ms injuries. although everything had been done to save his life. The acci- dert happened about 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
 The boy is a son of Sam Luna. who Is foreman for the roadmaster. He has been accustomed to lay in the yards for long time and has been often warned that it was dangerous He was riding on the rods of d freight car when he fell underneath the wheels. Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
COPPER BAsIN
New Ore Body Located by the c. P. C.
 6 G. II. Company.

Prescott. Ariz.. April 7.-(Special cor respondence cf The Republican)- J. Messrs. J. w. Brown and s. O. Prescott went out to Copper Basin yesterday to lock at some mining property. MT. Prescott is q mining man from Cripple Creek, and is out here looking up prop critics. He is interested in Copper Basin to some extent Tn speaking of the Pyramid group Mr. Brown ex- pressed himself as being more than pleased with the showing in a new working of the property. There are large fakcs C. native copper to be seen in various places in the ten-foot shaft, and it doe .nCt seem to be con- fined to any particular spot. but occurs at several different points. The new working is just back of the old Copper Basin smeltar. The fierce will be in creased this week. and the developing work pushed more rapidly. At the property of the Copper Basin c. and G. NJ. company large body of sulphide ere has been recently uncovered. A shaft was sunk on small ledge and d C"Csscut run from that. In drifting q large ledge was encountered running in the opposite direction frCn the ledge the shaft was sunk on. In cutting through the larger ledge sulphide ore was discovered. Whether the find will amount to a gr-at deal or not develop ment alcne will tell. It has been often predicted by learned mining experts that some day there would ba the greatest body of gold and copper ore discovered i1 Copper Basin that has ever been found i2 the treasure terri tory Even the dirt on the tops of little hills in Copper Basin pans out many coloIs. D. D. M'DONALD.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
AN UNUSUAL REQUEST.

D. J. Driscoll died at Jerome recently cf pneumonia. When MT. Driscoll took tc his bed, says the Reporter he was hrmly convinced that he had but q short time to live. No reasoning could overcome his belief that his death was near He called his wife to his bedside and told her of this feeling and re- quested that she marry as soon as she thought good taste would permit. add Ing that it was his wish that she marry good man, total abstainer, that per schal appearance was not to be taken into consideration.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
NEWS OF THE W
 N Q R \ H
PRESCOTT

Prescott Ariz.. April 7.-(Special cor resoondence of The Republican.)-At 6 o'clock yesterday morning fire de- strcyed a small barn and other out buildings in the rear of the house occu- pied by B. D. Billingshurst, in East Prescott The property is owned by T. G. Norris. who was using the barn. The fire company soon had the fire un- der control. Had the wind been blow ing as it is today q serious confiagra- ton might have been the result
 The grand lodge Of l. O. O. F. will meet in Prescott on the 21st of the pres ent month. and will be in session three days. On the evening of the 21st q re- ception will be rendered the visiting delegates. Speeches will be the order of things. but of course feasting will also form a prominent part oi the re- ception. The main address of welcome will be given by Frank R. Stewart. who is an orator of no mean ability. Mayor Burrister will also give an address Of welcome, to which officers of the lodge will respond. During the session of the lodge the corner stone will be laid for the new l. O. O. r. hall. which is 10 be erected on the site of the old hall, at cost of SEQ, ,0G0. It will be finer than any other similar hall in the territory The local members of the great institution of benevolence and brotherly love are tai king great interest in the prepara- tons to entertain their fellow mem- bers. Nothing that will add to the success of the meeting will be over looked. MT. Stewart is Noble Grand of the Prescott order.
 
 of the Prescott gun club yesterday ae- ternoon, and some very good scores were made by some of our gun cranks The following scores were made, each event being at 25 blue rocks: Marks T.. Mor;n 1S- 19, Hill 1G, Banenger Ig, Voge II. Manderfelt 1921. Mcdonald 22-22-24 i The Wellington base ball team is practicing regularly for the games they l have taken on With ether territorial teams. Next Sunday they expect to go i to McCabe to meet and defeat the team l of cracks there. On the following Sun | day they expect to meet ana try to de- feat thc Phoenix team. If the proposed | trip is made to Phoenix several en- ] thusiasts will probably accompany the boys to help root for them. The Wei linGtons look very stylish in their new uniforms. and are good players. It would not be surprise to we who are on the inside of the whole business to see the Wellfngtons going through the ] Chicago team before the7 stop.
 Ralph Dykstra. Of the Verde valley. is in town on business.
 M. J. Dwyer, the Jerome dairyman, came in from the south yesterday and went to Jerome today
 C. A. Bright. the we'll known delivery man for the O. K. market, has taken unto himself life partner. The for tunate young lady arrived from Los Angeles Saturday evening and the wedding was celebrates the sa1!le hour that she arrived. The groom had all tninSs in readiness for the tying of the knot. Miss Minnie Brinkman was the name the young lady discarded when sine took on the name of Mrs Bright. Both parties to the transaction seem to have cone well.
 Attorney Herndon. accompanied by Frank Cox, arrived from Phoenix this morning. D. D. MCDONALD.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

We lived out under the pear tree. We dined upon tarts and cream, I married you there for ever,
 But, dear, twas only a dream! Ne sailed away in the branches TC countries strange and new, For we owned estates in Dreamland, But. sweetheart. it isn't truei We made church in the pear tree, Where the angels came 10 sing. We stroked their wings-but, dearest You mustn't believe a thing! We cut our names in the tree trunk. So the bark could never grow. And the Dryad cried, But. my darling Twas none of it really so!
 -McClure's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

If troubled with rheumatism. give Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial It Will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application will relieve the pam 1t also cures sprains and bruises Tn one-thlrd the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost nltes, quinsy. pains in the side and chest, glandular and other swellings are quickly cured by applying it. Every bottle warranted. Price, p and 50 cts
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
MUST HELP HIS FATHER LIVE.

August George Walter Rogers. p years old, was before Judge McMahon ii general sessions yesterday on the charge Of failure to support his father, A6salom, who is blind and decrepit.
 Young Rogers got married on Feb. , ard lives at 5j4 West 152d street. Since then his father, who is @ years old,
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

sible mon and they cannot get them without paying good wages.
 ''Cananea is lively and shows no signs of becoming any different for many months. A large part Of the machinery is yet to be put in place, which will keep several hundred men at work for long time
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
INCREASED FORGE.

About the best piece of mining news this week is the increase of the force of men at the Iron King to twelve men. Plenty of wood is being secured to work the property Cn a larger scale than heretofore. and it is understood about town that the intentions are to prepare for d 2GC-ton shelter as rap idly as possible.-Jerome Reporter.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Accidents come with distressing ire GCercy On the farm. Cuts. bruises, siinGs, sprains. Dr. Thomas Electric Gil relieves the pain instantly Never safe without it.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

The way Of the transgressor is often rough on the other fellow.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Not infrequently the wedding ring is a circle that squares the debts Of a poor man
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

It is better to take pride in your de- scena&Ets than in your ancestors.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
, $500 GUARANTEED YEARLY

To nigh class man or woman, with change for promotion and advanced salary, to have charge small Office at nome or in home town, to attend to cor respondence, advertising and other work. Business of highest order and backed by solid men financially and po- llticaliy. A great opportunity for the right person. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope for full particulars to WALTER B. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT Co.coran Buill l. ing. Opposite United States Treasury. WASHINCTCN. D. c.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

"A neighbor ran in with a bottle of ChGr?bcrlain's Cclic, Cholera and Diar- rhoel Remedy when my son was suf- feriEg witk severe cramps ard was giv- en up as beyond hope by my regular who stands high in his pro- fession. Alter administering three doses of it. my son regained conscious ness and recovered entirely within twenty-four hours" says Mrs. Mary Haller. Of Nj. Cra Vford. Va. This rem edy for sala by Eivey (. Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

-t man lever Do-eG ,:3 q hypocritc when he is alone.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Clara-JaCk intends 70 have every thing his oTn way when We are mar red Ciara's Mamma-Then why do yod marry him?
 Clara-To relieve his mind Of falsa impression -'Tit-Bfts
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

It i5 not absolutely necessary for a gil to make display Of Ter ho1e vixen che sprinkIes the lawn.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
DUETS PURE MAI. ]. hFEfIISkEY

The dose is tablespoonful in q half glass of water every two hours until the cough is re- lieved. It is q SURE CURE. It will cure any cough in 2I lioL,s if the patient will use it iis directed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Dear Sir: Having suffered with weak lungs severe cough and joss of appetite, tried nearly ali medicines but without benefit. A few weeks ago on advice commenced the use of your Pure Ihat " hiskey. Ny appetite improved almost immediately and feel my health much better, and ! shall continue its use. Respectfully, FLORENCE WHITING, No 1106 c st., N. ". Washington, Jan. I, 1902
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
STCpPEC f.EMOERHAGE3.

3G5 Cedar Avenue, Scranton, Pa, April 9, 1901. Gentlemen-My lung trouble is two years old.
 Had about eight or ten hemorrhages, which broke mo down in weight and strength. The last in February, was the worst of all, 50 that I thought and believed myself that l could not tal:o DuTy's Pure Malt Whiskey my weight was IF pounds my weight to-day is 129 pounds made . good improvement in every
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28
A Card.

To the voters OF the First ward. My
friends having announced my name
for alderman. willingly accept and
extend % them my thanks for the
honor and II elected will do all /
can for the upbuilding Of our city
on an honorable and solid basis. As
no one looks forward to a brighter
future for Ardmore than | do. Again
extending you my thanks. / am very
Respectfully.
c. Mccoy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28
AspnoRE sRIek WORKS.
Capacity % 4o,ooo Every Ter Hours
ard Quality Ursurpssssd.


The Ardm0re Brick works In the
north part OF town owned by Lee
Csthsy has employed AZ the prescL.
fifteen men engaged ia the manufsc
t1re of brick. ,lr Cathey has recently
Installed new clay brick machine
v.th a capac,ty % forty thousand
brick. every ten hours. When the l.ilns
are ready and every department %
the works is running thirty two men
are employed
Mr.. J. a sttadey who has charge
OF the works has 10000 green brick
row under the sheds. and By the frs
of May vii have a vast number ready
Tor the market. There are at present
asc'; 100000 burned brick on the
yard 1he brick contractor who was
here yesterday from Fort Worth visit.
I'd the works and expressed surprise
a, tire quality % the clay Mr. Cathey
is using He said IL vas the finest
clay he had ever seen anywhere. Mr.
Steakley has bis new machinery h
perfect working order and the wotk
Is 20 systematized that one man now
does what three or four did before
the new machinery was Installed. The
brick are claimed 10 be equal 10 the
pressed brick They are uniform m
size and In color and make handsome
brick fronts.