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Decorah-posten., 1902-10-17

@eroen fiji, fnn boIbcs inocnfcr rine'
lige GrGrier, ina De life fiorer Zinc.
ne uo paa boeranSre; tbi oeres I'll.
bsieliabeo gear unrgteIig ! ben Met.
ming. timber alt BETTE bar BOG Dor.
hoISene i ntonge &anieenocr forbenrei
fis, men oct er iifferlig life ianmegei
Senipnet til hperanbres Selfrro ioni
BET iimpIe NeSpenbigbeos. og 0ptte.
benipn, Ser bar beupget Reneifene iii
ianIeoeg at trGOe tilitoe for %hoeranore.
Gette or piituot en- tpiliom atteit, men
Nei er oen iissne SanbbeS. Soar
arbeioernes aoar, I. Or, bar forbe'
bret fla, ba er @rlunben BERTH life
egentlig Sen, at De inbuitriertuenoe
alasier elifer fine ll~noerorbnebe mere
erb for; men arbeiberne bar organi.
ferret iig og giort 8rspI, mar Dc fife
bIeo proentlig bebanoiet, og bette fan
life arbetosberrerue | 2Gugoen itaa
fla paa. stt Der ogioa | mango Silfpl-
DC err inotraaot ct bebre Sorbolo,
arunSet poa en- hpbere Soritaaelie a.
binanoens Sqlestnteresier og CT
fienbelie al. at 0en enes 8el er ben
on6cnS Gel, faI oisIelig life nRgtes.
Bar Oct life for bette, funoc ale Opt
miiter Iigefna gpOt gaa biem % IRg8e
zig; men iaaoanne SilfRlbe er BOG
indrere at betragte iom ltnntaseIier /
be it6rre inouitrieGe 5oretageuoer.
elsie pRI6iee aorporationer, iom ior
Stoen isrer Maatipruset / Suor.
itrienS gerben tiener oeinn i'll at sis.
re arbeioer % Irbeibsbcrre mere %
mere iremntebc for binanoen. Gen ito.
re Screenings Gbef Itaar life lRngerc
ion forben / nogeu birefte Rapport
meb De GoIf, Der er / bans Sjeneite.
Griften er Baaet oDer pao Here S9n.
Der, % ofte fienoer Irbeioeren fnnpt
uof De Mpn6, Ger raaoer oner bans
ttmeIige Bel. San (arbeioeren) oeS
blot, at ban for Sisie Mnno er Rllnl.
mer ioo % ion, % at ban bar en-
"Sois" opcr iig for Of paste paa, Al
han life folSer no al Roleu. ri bette
6orboIb feleer life netop, at arbeioer.
ne taar minbre for fit arbeioe; tbi
for 8orporntionerne er bet Of enbnu
itsrre 8igtiabeo emo for ben enfelte
I~rbeiosgioer, at Der insen alporlige
Granddaughter opitaor meo beraf fsl.
genbe Observation-Disclosures % andre
lllenper. aorporationS .Spitemet CT
/ iig ielp ioa fonpIiceret, al BET er nsn.
oeuoiot. iaopiot muIi9, at unbeaa Nio.
Ringer al benne art. Men menem Den
9apital, bporpaa 6orretningen er
bpgget, % Get arbeioe, Der / SenS for.
ificIige 8rarder biorager til at boIoa
6en / &~irtiombeb, er ser life sen
SDmpatbL iout man ofte ionSt uuber
De minbre 6orboIo. Siteoetior at pRre
ct MiNbel tit at ubieore alasie-
feIeIien, ipneS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Serfor i~norere OF bile Itprte Sen OIL
aioe ben M Rpring. 9ette betnoer
igien, at aampen, raar ben brDber
Los, bIiper inameget bitrere. % !
aompen mellem Neutrality-suspicious..
nerne % Den o~rganiierebe ener fonl.
binereoe aopitaI er oct life IRngere Ct
8etaIin8S. eller 2sn&ipergSmoaI, set
giGIoer, men ct Spsr9SmaoI on,
b0oroiot Den enc Organization ia.
hare 9Iet til at eriitere peb Si6cu al
Den onSeH, Iii bpiIfeu gOerIiobeS
en- inooon StriO fan feres, bar Sen flo.
lie auiitrcit oiaioet DC beSite 8ioneS.
bVr0 ON, Gn &ppeI til 3pitefiprIia.
beoen i iIi8e EilfpIbe er aIoeIes frl9.
te&Is&. Ter fol nnoen Sub til.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-17
SeriDm De bar
Gtt iye psn
,tnSerret mig Serem.

Sfrip, ion en- human SanOling. ct
@reofort, og opgio, bpilfen Bog, ieg
ifal ienoe.
Seq uil oa meo 5ornsielIe gisre
felgeftoe: -
Seq bill ienbe ben Spge en- Hefpi-
ittion - anpenbelig poa bpilfetiont.
belit apotbef - for Iefs SLATER Or.
Sboop'S H%eitoratipe. San fam PROBE
oct en- Raaneo paa min Reiifo forat
erfare, bpao BET fon uorette.
Seriom oct lpffes, foiter oct $3.50.
8eriom Bet teller, pil ies betale apo-
tbeferen ieIu.
Sffe en- Gent bill blipe forlmgt eler
moStaget | noeet Sif9loe, iom nit
2~Ggeniooel life fan belbrebe. Ser err
iaabanne SiIfGloer = Ifisnt iielOen
bpori SnOet Ifriper Zig fra en- ubeI.
breoelig aaring I. CT. &r9ft. Nen
mine Bigger uouiier, at 80 al 6oer 40,
iom forioser oisie iefs SLATER, bIir
belbrebet, % betaler glaoelig.
8isie mprfpGroige ReilItater aisr
bette Silbilb miiliat. Wit SeIo be.
itaar / at itprfe De inbre Rerper.
Seq bebanoler life Srganerne, for.
81 froniife Spgoomm aIorig fan III.
reres paa oen Waabe.
Seq brinser ben Rerpefraft, iom
alene regrIerer De pigtige Sraaner,
tilbase. &c uOisrer line gliater,
naar De bar Strait % Gone SertiI.
Dime 9eger forflarer Set belle. Sp-
sin mig en- Ben, iom trGnger en-.
Meiloe SaiGioer, life froniife, fire.
res oite al en- elier TO SLATER. sos
ale apotbefere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-17
agoIfinaton.9Uftsn" geuttIe bar

"GaIGinetun.H Uitsn" | seuttIe bar
ffiitet Sprber, iSet ben bibtiot8c llO'
atoer % Rcouftpr. u. 5. EtuTnr9,
bar ioIat gInbct iii ct SntereSientifa6
me1 S. g. Guoe Tom grpiiOcrt. ~.
2un6 iom 8iceprrii6eut % u, $.
GoeIbera Tom aaSierer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-17

bar ioIat @Iooct iii ct Sntere$ientitab
me1 S. g. @uoe fom grpiiOcnt. %.
2unO ion 8~ioeprGii0eut % 81. s.
Goldberg Tom aaSierer.
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aor'aa. bar noaIe fIoge Merreiter M
beepnot at e'terforife GorboIocne /
GpoomeriFo, FOR ON muIia, at op'
Noge RepoIutiou Ebociacn, % DC tror
foreIe5ig at baue fuuoet SnoetS Ro0
for GoIoubiaS @a>fommeRbe. 6ort'
iRtteIien Of Spitanbene % llroltghs'
Serne | oenne Republif TfpIOe8, cfter
iom set Ter u6r til. booeoiogeIt9 ben
SinIp % Ststte observation-disclosures
moOtager ira Raborepublitcn GSica'
rogua. 9enuc SiUIp ia. iipr uGre
fomruet / rigeIig NtGugoe, iioen ben
umerifor'fe aougres beitcnrte fig for
Baromatannler. Oct giEIber nenlIlg
for Iicarugua at forbtnore grbuer'
belien al 6eune aanaI, Ia nan Der
raturligpis belit snifer at foa en- aa'
nal grnpet 8iennem tit eget Serrito'
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broaet for be Sorenebe Stater, at nor
&esiertng / rem SortuiIeliP ooer Eli.
ftanbene opgioer belle Brsieftet. Ssit.
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f1ilSt aIoor at fro, at oenne Glan pil
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ON, at nogle al Ricaruauafonalens
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namafanoIen, piI DRre noe al SagQen
/ 1904, ; bUtIfet Aar bets SouceSiio.
rer ubIsber. San man boISe Some.
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rimeItg. at ben fIp0tige 8!an oil bib.
isre De suifebe ReiuItater
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ftreifen gap forIeoen Advertisements.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-10-17

% get blep nsbpenbigt at itatlere ct
@rernpel al Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-17

9eilce SiliGIDe, lite ~troniits, iureres pfte al
en- euer to 6laitsr. SDsale~ apOibetere.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
Home Savings Bank
8 Trust Company
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Authorized Capital Stock, 100000
Open Savings Account at Once.

accommodating those who desire to avail them
selves. Of the benefits attendant upon becoming
deposltors in saving banks It's object is 10
benefit all classes of people by receiving de-
thereon.
Money may be sent from a distance for depos-
it by check or bank draft or bv registered lef.
te-, postoffice money order or by express. The.
pass book must be sent with the remittance
afte the frst deposit has been made. Four per
ed on real or personal property General com
nerc1al business Accounts received of mer-
chants, firms, corporations, banks and indiyid.
uals.
OFFICERS.
CHARLES F. AINswoRTH President
S. NJ. MCGOWAN Vice President
n. n. GREENE Secretary
HUGH H. PRICE Treasurer and Cashier
Directors-Chas. F. Ainsworth, S. NJ MCGOWAN.
K. II. Greene, Hugh H. Price, w. c. Foster.
Correspondence Solicited.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
THE GOOD OF IT.

Few people realize the benefits
derived from a good local paper
published in mineral region.
From week to week appear items
regarding rich strikes as we'll as
the output from various mines.
The local paper generally has a
small circulation compared to the
metropolitan dailies and most peo-
pie haye an idea, owing to this
fact, that its usefulness is thereby
curtailed, says the ARIZONA Arrow
This is a wrong idea. The local
paper has on it's exchange list big
city dailies whose circulation runs
into the thousands and it is these
mediums that keep the public post
ed on the mines of the world, and
it is from the local papers they de-
rive their information to a great
extent. Thus in ever widening cir
cles is the news transmitted to the
four corners of the earth. This
method does not stop with one is
sue, but is kept before the public
from year to year, until capital be-
comes interested in mining prop
erty and investors investigate and
a sale is made, for a handsome fig
ure, perhaps. Did anyone ever
hear Of the local paper receiving
any credit for the sale? Well,
hardly ever. AS a general thing
the lucky vendor of a property
comes around to the office, if he is
a subscriber, and stops the paper
because he don't like it's politics, or
else is going out Of the country to
spend his money and don't want it
any more. Nine times out of ten
he is not even a subscriber to the
paper that has helped him sell his
mine
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

on q train one day by q man who
evidently wanted to say he had
conversed with the much-talked-of of
clergyman. He approached the
priest, saying: II understand
you're the famous Father Tom
Burke"
Il am Father Burke" was the
reply.
"Well, now, you know, Father .
continued the man, thinking he
had subject productive Of conver-
sation, q don't believe in purga-
tory"
After this brilliant challenge he
waited Without seeming to be
very much interested, and in a
calm tone of voice the great Irish
wit said, "WeN, go to hell, then"
Medical Standard.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

DICK HALL. Editor a. Manager
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

really bad man with long hair. 10
fact, ninety per cent Of the muir
derers and inmates of penal ipsti
tutions wear close-cropped hair.
Prizefghters always do the same,
and if there is anything in it all,
short hair, rather than long, be-
tokens and breeds a CORY tempera
ment Then again, there is the
rights of the Indians to consider in
the case. What right has Bill
Jones, or anyone else, to say how
the Indians shall wear their hair?
Next thing we know they will be
ordering the Indians to use finger
bowls and wear standing collars.
Naturally the Indians as race are
so far superior morally to the aver
age white man that there is no
comparison. Their deviltry, for
the most part, has been learned
from the whites, and, in the pres
ent state of peace, their customs
and traditions are surely entitled
to some respect. If the Indian
agents start to carry out the in
functions OF the department, they
are very apt to start trouble, and
we hope the Indians will come out
victorious, for if there is anything
a man, red, white or black, has a
right to suit himself in, it is his
personal appearance, and when
Hitchcock and Jones mix in the
Indians private affairs they make
q mistake.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

Subscription Rates.
'O0e Year y - y % $500
Six RI HGon4hs - " y $1.25
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
january rs, 1902
A GOOD ADVERTISER.


Below we reproduce letter from
b. 81. Riordap, formerly Of this
territory but now of Los Angeles,
california, where he is extensively
Engaged in the mining and railroad
business. We give the letter space
mere to show the residents of this
section that outside capitalists are
keeping their eyes on Wiekenburg,
also as an example which might
we'll be followed by others interest
ID here. Mr.. Riordan is too we'll
Known in Arizona to need further
nention, as are bis brothers, NJ J.
md T. A, of Flagstaff, who have
lone much to promote the welfare
pf the northern section of the terri
Eory. Mr.. Riordan's letter follows:
Los Angeles, Jan Is, 1902.
Dick Hall, Wickenburg.
DEAR SIR:-As your issue of the
1th is well calculated to advertise
he resources OF your region, and
Arizona in general, [ write to see
you would be good enough to
end me six or eight copies of that
ssue, if you have them to spare,
md [ will remit on receipt of
memorandum of amount. Very
ruIy yours, D; M. RToRDAN.
If every merchant and mining
han in this section would subscribe
Dr the News-Herald and send it
br a year to some friend outside of
be territory, or to some man of
leans who might become interest
here, this district would receive
great amount of good from the
dvertising received in that way.
here is no section of the west so
ch in undeyeloped mineral re-
purces as the one Immediately
grounding Wickenburg. There
no section of the west which can
Pday show lodges and ore bodies
the number and extent found
ere for the small amount of de-
4lopment work done. We must
pok to the outside for the men and
leans to do the development work
hich will make this the largest
nd richest mineral producing sec
on of the territory, and there is
ut one way to do it, Advertise
be country and place the facts be
Ire men who are on the lookout
Ir iudicious investments in the
lining line. A good way to ad-
ertise is to send your home paper
very week for year to someone
means who might be induced to
vestigate and develop some of
e many rich prospects here.
Don't procrastinate. Bring in
pur two dollars and the name of
Pur friend or capitalist and for
ty-two weeks we will send to him
messenger bearing the live min
g news Of what will soon be the
Teliest mining district in the
puthwest.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
POOR LOS LOCKS ENDANGERED.


The secretary of the interior and
'mmissioner Jones OF the Indian
lreau have just held another con
renee. with their hair dresser and
,eided that hereafter and hence
rth the Indians of the United
Eates must wear short hair, claim
g that it is the only way to civil
F them, Ratsl AS if the length
mans hair had anything to do
tn his disposition Christ wore
|ng hair, and we don't think any
|e suffered from his blood-thirsty
|opensities. No one ever saw 4
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. )

1VN'KIVF VI -Nf0I IOUIIH J
l. B. T. McFau, County Recorder in and for
the County and Territory aforesaid, hereby
certify that I have compared the foregoing
copy with the original Articles of Incorpora-
ton OF the Davis Oil Company, filed and re-
corded in my Office on the 22nd day of January,
1902, in Book No. OF Interpretations, at pages
- and that the same is full, true and cor
rect copy OF such original and of the whole
thereof.
Witness my hand aud seal of Office this 22nd
day of January, 1902.
(sEAL) B.F. MCCALL County Recorder.
BY A. s. ARTHUR, Deputy
First pub. January %, 1902
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
Sta te OF Illinois. County Of cook lss.

State of Illinois, County Of Cook }ss
On this 18th day OF January, in the year1902
before me, a Notary Public in and for the
State and County aforesaid, residing therein,
duly commissioned and swoln, personally ap.
peared George r. Davis, William Kendall and
Arthur L. Hayes known to NE to be the per
sons described in, whose names are subscribed
to, and who executed the annexed instrument
and they acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purposes and consider
ations therein expressed.
In Witness Whereof | have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed my Official Seal at my office
in the said State and County, the day and yea1
first above written.
WRIT E. HUMPHREY, Notary Public
Commissioner for the Territory oil
[sEALl Arizona, residing in Chicago, Cook
County, Illinois.
Ny commission eH pires May 23rd, 1903.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

A correspondent of the Phoenix
Republican says: The preliminary
for a gigantic pro-
ject are we'll under way, the propo-
sition being to construct dam
across Bill Williams Fork of the
Colorado river at point below a
a great box canyon. By means ola
tunnel water can be run by gravity
from the dam on vast area Of
agricultural land, and the idea is
also to supply water for extensive
placer mining in the great Harcu-
var district. These placers have
been known for many years and are
said to have been worked by the
Aztecs or other aboriginal miners
hundreds Of years ago They have
been worked more or less of late
years by dry washing, but with an
adequate water supply it is claim
ed that the Harcuvar .placers can
be made to yield millions.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
Advertising Rates.

Address all communications to G)5e n ewSs
Herald, Wickenburg, Arizona.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership existing between
Antonio Fraijo and Chona Sabedra has
this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Antonio Fraijo retiring. Chona
Sabedra Will continue the business and
all accounts will be settled by him.
CHoNA SABEDRA,
ANTONIO FRAIJo
WtckenbVrg, Ariz., Jan. 10, 1902.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

When the eloquent divine, the
Rev. Thomas Burke, was travelling
through this part Of the country
delivering lectures nightly in
crowded halls, he was accosted on
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

The telegraphic news from Texas
informs us of the theft Of a $4,000
Stradivarius. We can remember
the days when they said plain
fiddle in Texas, but recent pro
gress has made that word passe.
The news-herald., 1902-01-25

Entered as mail matter of the second class at
he postoffice at Wickenburg, Arizona.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02
sAsEsALL.


FiTTSBURG. q CINCINNATI 8
Pittsburg. Juiy l.-fittsburE won IN ths
ninth inning. when the game seemed -
belong 70 Cincinnati An error two hiis
and a sacrifice scored the necessary two
rams. The game was quick and brilliant
throughoat. Attendance s.ea Score.
RHE
Pittshurg ...........I1oeooe0s-4si
Cincinnati -.-.-..-....l o G D O ICES
Batteries-Phanppi and thinner. Pha-
lips and Teita
ST LOUlSi-l. CHICAGO IA
Chicago, July f.-St. Louis and Chicago
split even 81 ,.cir double header 81
Louis wen the lrss by buuchiag four hits
The first PUN was forced lr hy e base "a
balls. then Hartman cleared the basrs
with a clean two-bagger. NsFkes was re-
sponslbie FOR bis teams loss ~ the Sec
ord. q gift. his nun II an easy throw.
followed by a slngla. scoring two runs.
Outside ~ these two innings ali faar
pitchers were very effective. Attendance
2s1a. Score arst game. RIBS
Chicago ........-..--.l o @ q O. 90 @ Ell o
81 Louis .-......--..00 s O @ @ o o o. 81 Z
Bsttcrlcs-Iundgren and CLANCY; Wick
er and RYAN.
Second same. RH
Chicago ..............f 00e0e 60s-g o
ST Louis ....-........o 3 9 Qo0oe o-i s /
Batteries Menefcc and Killing; ferkes
and Ryan
is. BROOKLYN. 2-S
Brookiyn. Juiy 1.-The brooklyn, and
Philadelphia teams played q double bead
er at Washington park today and Brook
Ism won both games The first same was
= battle - The pitchers With honor about
tNtu The second game with "a gre hit-
ting game in which the home players
Knocked iherg out ~ the box u fns sixth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-02

ARE WORKING HARD
Wichita Telephone Company Soon
to Be Ready for Business

Wichita Telephone Company Soon
to Be Ready for Business
The Wichita Telephone company is rap
idly getting into shape to do business
with the public Their new buildins
on North Market street by the hose
house is completed. All that remains
To be done is TO install the switch board
and the general Office fixtures. These
excepting the switch board, are here ano
ready to be put in as soon as force
of men can be put TO work on them.
The new switch board is On the road
and will be here in a few days. It comes
from Lafayette. Ind, and the contract
for supplying 1t is held by Jones & VIM
ters. It is a central energy board ana
viii accommodate 1900 phones. 4 cef-
trail energy board is one in which the
batteries are all at the central station.
The batteries are Of two kinds-the
dry cell. for ringing, and the storage
batteries for line work The storage
batteries are in two sets and are charged
by a small dynamo one set is charged
and put in use while the other is being
charged
The phones at the houses consist sim.
ply Of receiver, mouthpiece, condenser
and electromagnetic. When the receiver
is taken down IL changes the current
TO another wire in such a manner thar
a small electric light IS lighted in front
OF central. This also notifies her when
the parties ara through talking. as the
light goes out when the recaver is huns
up.
Tho siea-a,,+ ft-,os a. -, ,,4 I'm :,
brought into the building through cables
each cable carrying a certain number
of wires. There viii be 5000 miles or
wire connected with the switch board
and this viii be connected TO Jacks. five
IN a place. and each jack viii have
room for twenty plugs. These jacks
VIII be so connected that q girl in one
section can answer q call on another
board. and by this means there win be
no delay in answering a call.
They have some of the houses wired
and VIII put in the phones as fast as
they can set 70 the places. The force
Of men putting the instruments in started
70 work yesterday and put IN twenty
phones during the day.
About half the coudults are laid
throughout the city and the work =
being pushed as rapidly as possible.
The cable for the conduits has arrived
and are stored at South Topeka avenue
supply house
The method Of forcing the cable
through the conduits is very interestlne
Small pipes about three feet long. with
screw ends ara used. These are screwed
into each other and the line Of pine
is pushed through the conduit from on.
nan-hole TO another. a distance II on
block. This carries a wire and vhe,,
this wire is gotten through it is used
In pulling small rope then larger
rope and finally the cable. The inter
for Of the conduit is very smooth ana
this makes the pulHns of the cable
throush q comparatively easy task. rh.
cable IS in one block lengths. ~ each
man-hole it is spliced. wire 10 wire. L.,
make the complete line. The thing usst
In making the conduit is q a snecial
make and comes from Ohio.
The company expects 10 have this
phones IN the business district f- o,s~
stioa By the first OF August and tb..
others as fast as they can be nut In