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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
ARE HUNTING
DYNAMITER
New York Detectives Hard at Work
on Umbria Mystery.
DO NOT THINK IT A HOAX,
Also scout idea That the Malta Had
- Hand In Sending Internal
Machine to Big British
steamer.

New York. May ~ Inspector Nc
Clusky has had little new to offer as
the result Of his investigation Of the
act Of some unknown persons in send
ing 10 the Cunard pier on Saturday a
box containing 100 pounds OF dyna.
mite. More than score Of detectives
are at work on the case, some looking
for the truck on which the stun was
carted to the pier and some trying to
find out who wrote Police Commission
er Greene the letter which resulted in
the discovery Of the box of explosives.
The mechanism in the box. designed
to explode the dynamite by clockwork,
will be examined thoroughly by an ex-
pert This is in the effort to ascertain
where the works were made. That he
had arranged for this was about all
that the inspector was willing to adj
nit. He did say, however. that lie
took no stock in the report that the
whole affair was hoax. All the cir.
cumstances, he believes, point the 9th
er way, the puzzling question being
whether In the condition in which it
was found the clockwork was SO ad.
justed as to make ain explosion posi-
bic,
Two Italians Arrested
Detective Sergeants Petrosino and
Ferati brought two men, apparently
truck drivers, to police headquarters.
1t was at first thought that the prison.
ers We're suspected Of completely in
the carriage Of the box to the Cunard
pier, but those in charge Of the de.
tective bureau asserted that the men
We're wanted for another matter.
The police have a fair description Of
the truekman who left the box on the
pier and also Of the horse and the
wagon. The wagon Is described as
having had green body.
The police are inclined to scout tile
idea that the Italian Malta IS connect
ed with the job This was asserted Id
the anonymous letter which warned
General Greene or the presence OF the
box on the pier. This is believed to
have been done to throw the police of
the track.
The dynamite was manufactured by
the Climax Powder company. whose
factory is in Pennsylvania. Inquiry is
being made in the hope Of II being
able to trace the sale.
Some Of the police. despite Inspector
McClusky's opinion. believe that the
dynamite may not be dynamite after
all. Inspector Murray Of the bureau Of
combustibles is to test the stuff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
10 Remove cowhidinu t,da.

Richmond Va. aIag l2. The senat,
has voted p TO 10 to remove Judge
Campbell Of Amherst on the charge Of
cowhiding Rev Mr. Crawford The
case now goes back to the house for
concurrence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

Kansas City Mo. May l2. Alfred
Iayfor aged twenty.four years. and
Mrs z = Renney aged thirty.one.
were-drowned in the Kaw river while
boating
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
al, . flen.nr. 80.

London May T. The admiralty
SAYS the sudden sailing o. the British
cruisers Drake Brilliant and Rainbow
from Portland for Gibraltar Is bot Con
nected with events IN Morocco and mas
no politieal significance whatever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Infnntn runI,eIIn Ininr.n

Madrid, May T. The Infanta lisa
bella, King Alfonso's aunt, fell from
her horse and was kicked in the mouth
Her lip was badly cut, but she was moi
dangerously injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

sleep seemed TO rest me but little and /
felt used up all through the day. NV
stomach was continually upset and / could
eat but little. The doctor said / ought
70 80 away for long rest. This being
impossible at that time, I was advised to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

G. l. Tewksbury, $50 Congress St.,
Portland, Maine, says Of QUINONA:
s About a year agony health was COM
pletely run down. ! was nervous. nv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
HOLLIS TO BE UMPIRE.
Selected ~ President to Arbitrate
Venezuelan Claims

Venezuelan Claims.
New York May IL. President Roose-
Welt has rendered to Mr. Frederick ".
Hollis Of This city the position Of um-
pire 70 act IN the settlement Of the
claims Of Germany and Italy against
Venezuela. Under the terms Of the
settlement effected by Minister Bowen
the fixing Of all damages for Germany
was 70 be left 70 one person repre-
senting Germany and another repre-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
* CITY SENDS A PROTEST

3dious Rules and Regulations by Fcr4
est Reserve Agents.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
is A STRONG COMPANY
The Kaniah Mining Company Incorporated With Capital
Stock of 81 GOO 000--Have Purchased Sixteen Claims
in Buffalo Guch Extensive Development

'The Kaniah Mining Company has
been Incorporated with q capital stock
of 80, 600, 000 The seven trustees mann
ed for the company are: E. l. Marvin
James J. Turkish, Minor A. Kline,
Robert L. Edmiston William T. Bird
sail, Phil Gerhart and Harry X. Gross. =
The above notice appeared in vhe
Spokesman Review Of Spokane, Wash.,
December 10. This company has pur~
chased sixteen claims in Buffalo Gulch
and neighboring territory and proposes
with the opening of spring, to inaugtA-
rate development on large scale. It's
property is located three and three
fourths miles northwest of Elk City on
vast porphyry dixie which has gold in
paying quantities. Very satisfactory
sassays have been secured Besides the
parphyry deposits there are six quartz
, -.hs, all of which promise we'll, within
the grounds iread by the Company.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25

The MINING News is informen upon
good authority that the Kamiah Mining
company has large financial backing
and is among the strongest companies
in Elk City dfsthfct This viii be a va1-
liable addition to the mining interests
of this locality, and it issuch companies
that propose to spend thousands of dol
lars IN devebol,mont, during tsfe coming
year that aid in bringing tase 1,essib
tiles of tire Elk country before tlse
world and aid in attracting the capital
that must first be interested before
tire district can be properly introduced
to the mining World
At the first meeting of the trustees
of the Kamiah company, e. L. Marvin
was elected president; William T. Bird
sail, secretary and M. A. Kline, treas
urer. Headquarters of the company
will be in Spokane.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
MR.. HOGAN HOME
VIII Make Several Changes n the
Mil at Orogrande

General Manager VIM. Hogan, of the
Crooked River Minhsg & Milling Co.,
who has been outside for the past two
months, has returned to Orograntie.
Mr.. Hogan will make several important
changes in the mill this winter New
copper plates win be installed, the ore
bins win be Seluo<lelied. somewhat and
several necessary changes will be made
to faeifA@a the handling of oAre.
Mn Hogan. while on his eastern trip,
stopped off at Lead and DeaSwood,
South Dakota, where ne looked over
some of the gold mines IN that section,
among them the famous Homestake,
which has almost one thousand stamps
dropping. The capacity of this mill is
about 1000 tons per day While the
margin of profit is small the irnnensity
of the plant makes it a good dividend
payer.
Mr.. Hogan, while enthusiastic ovel
what he has seen in the Black Hills
believes that the immense bodies OF
free milling ore in this vicinity will
with development, equal or. surpass
anything in the Black Hills. OroErands
CORES espondence.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
WORK ON ABERFoILE
Company Is Pushing Development and
win CoHssnue An Winter

The work of developing the Aberfoile
mine is being pushed steadily forward
and will continue during the winter
This property consists of ten claims
located on whislxey creek, about five
miles northwest of Elk City There
are known to be six quartz Veins ira
ve1-sing this fine group and porpbyry
dixie over 100 feet wide The quartz
veins range from two to twenty feet in
width and all of them, as well as the
porphyry, return assays that warrant
future dividends About 700 feet of
practical work hos been placed on the
property and arrangements TO build a
mill next summer are completed. The
management of this mine is modest in
expressing the situation, the board OF
control IS incliued to let the work speak
for itself and when the mill starts it ie
not likely to stop. There is a vast de-
posit Of ore that viii give returns fol
many decades TO come once the reduc
tfon is properly inaugurated.
The AbelIcil9 company was organic.
ed year ago with headquarters al
Spokane. Prof. Walter c. Erower Is
president, j. v. Wdcizhan, secretary, n
Y. Chamberlain, assistant secretary
and c. w. Ruckel, treasurer. Prof
Brower is manager Of the work at ths
mine. Probably less has been SAID
shout this group Of claims and more
work done than in the case Of amy min
ing property ia Idaho.
The company is financially strong anS
has been carefully and ecop0nllcoll5
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
STAMP MILL
For The
LE ROY

A new, and what promises to be a
mining enterprise Of great magnitude,
is now being successfully completed in
our district, namely, LIE Roy gold min
ing company, Incorporated under the,
laws of the state of Washington, with
a capital stock of 81, 600, 600, at 81 par
company is in Philade lphia with it's
Ibr9nch Office in Spokane.
q 7he property consists of nine full
t6lnp and is situated enc and one-half
115f<> north of the famous Hogan mine
4 ~ <kost wenty stamp mill Within it's
Init LIE Roy property has a great
4 zg1naAnce Of wood for al purposes, as
vtH as water power sufficient to run
ten stamps IN all seasons It's ore bod
iee average 300 feet wide and areof the
safne nature and in exactly the same
forrpation as the Hogan mine above
lsnlenticned, which latter promises to be-
come the greatest producer of gold op
the contip ent, as low grade PROPOSE
ton, the great advantage of the Hogan
formation being that two or more tons
Of its ore can be milled per stAasap,
while single tor is being milled in the
average quartz hn7fle. Thus. on a mine
Of this kind, ten stamps are equal and
even superior TO twenty stamps on other
free milling properties.
A great number Of assays prove the
ore deposits on lie Roy average from 81
TO S24 per ton and the main object in
erecting the present mill il to thorough
ly demonstrate. by@il test, the exact
commercial value Of these vast
deposits.
Furthermore, lie Roy owns on
the river great water power foI
the installation Of an electric
plant Of 1909 horse power sufii,
cient 10 mill and profit by ia
immense bodies Of ore now Ia
sight.
Frank Hye, Of Spokane, is su
pertinent Of the company, and i
is under bis pefsonGi manage
Dept that the ,nill ie now being
erected aud f1<fhef deyeloDmen'
work beisQ done on the propert,
which Is sxl&eted 70 be IA ful
running older az so0p a. gh'
season opens,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25

Washington, D. c., Dec. IT. Senator
Dubois has feceived the remonstrance'
of mass meeting of the citizens of
posed by agents OF the Bitter Root
Forest Reserve. Charges of burden
some rules and regulations to which the
citizens and miners are subjected werc
sent, including copies of permits, apfl IL
cations, etc., that were of such na-
ture as said to annoy and harass SET
tiers.
The senator took UP the matter per
sonaI1y with Clifford Pinchot, chief Of
the forestry bureau, who assured him
tie early closing of a portion Of this
reservation was contemplated by the
department, and the senator was asked
TO request his people in Elk City to send
affidavits, maps, etc, to sustain their
contention that a portion of the reserve
should be eliminated
The MINING 1IEws will keep its read
ers fully posted of the progress and
phases of our legitimate fight against
unwalrapted rifles and icstiat;cns II
the reserve that can only lead u vtticial
injustice, petty tyranny and blacsnisil
in our midst And re will ever be the
faithful and vigilant servants of tie
whole community in this, as in all other
matters pretaining to its prosperity.
In fact it was with this special erd
in view that the founding OF the Mn
INC NEWS was iatssencd at the present
time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25

Declaration of independence was prac-
ically made, in our old town hall, under
the Stars and Stripes bespangling it's
ceiling and wallis of roughly hewed logs
that grew on these noble hills, here in
Cod own country. -
Indeed, never Were the people of this
whole section MORE firmly determined
than since that meeting to enforce their
rights, as free-born American citizens,
not of any one special class, but of all
classes alike, and burst the miserable
bonds of red-tape, that have to utnec-
esarily and ridiculously, but most an
noyingly hanpered and irritated them
since the last few years.
In fine, the united community of
Elk City and district now begs the sec
retary of the interier to fully under
stand that this free, enlightened and
patriotic section of the tsinland empire
is no place whatever for red-tape rules
and regulations" so-ca1led which are
the quint-essence of stupidity from a
practical standpoint, and which can
alone breed contempt for the real laws
of the land, cause untold annoyance and
injury to the best class of citizens and
ultimately petty official corruption and
brutality to the detrimcnt of the whole
community at large.
In other words, we are s+ow living un-
der state of things that our people
cannot and will not longer tolerate.
On the one hand, it is absolutely con-
trary to the spirit and letter of our ma
tional laws and constitution While.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
Orogr arade
SPECIAL srAFr CORRESPONDENT


General Manager Hogan and family
have again taken up their residence at
OrograI1de Miss Mary De Borde, of
York, Montana, who is Mrs. Hogan's
sister, accompanied them.
Below is a brief synopsis of the diff
ferent properties in this vicinity:
THE VENDETTA GROUP.
Owned BY ", Messss, Powers, Sugars
and ku1 f1EgiS Of four quartz
u q . w 4 ~ fsuated on tlseI
!. z|dul1l IL 1I ~ croai<od river. Thie.
- ~ &outh 4xtension of thu
~ h1Adred feet of tlIntl
'&61& ard TsU0 feet Of open cut y1J Il
has bee@ done, which shows ~
ersesqncrs body of free milling or<t
THE OREGON GROUP.
I. M. Hinton is working on ttfs Gp6p
ofclailns which are located on G4f(bit
-. Mr. Hinton is stopping o&{ o1ye
grade ore which wall be r1tn k]sto'
arastra in the spring.
PoRPHYRY OF gksl.
s. Clark, PowerP nn( exsnxgF-
pers Of the rikytJ aaeen
We erected si&re~ ae and
sae4 ~ fs1pr prcpc rty
& <ey& jqp.pert work
= Poryhy,t Qneeh is
az y5 sosth~sst Of
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25
Our Protest made Effective
Very Encouraging Reports Washington c.
Regarding Renonstrance Sent Senators Dubois and
Hepburn. Prompt Action Taken

4tl1 the Lewiston Tribune published in
its morning columns the energetic let
ter sent it by Dr. Strong respecting
our meeting of protest OH the very day
it was held. And we take pleasure in
thanking the Review, of
Spokane, WASH, for the following that
appeared in its recent issue of Dec.
18, in favor of our just cause.
Elk CITY SEMDc A pRoTEcr
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1903-12-25

Early Closing of Portion of the Bitter
Root Forest Reserve is Probable.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17

. simple story, but told IL 90 yell
that II bears many . repesisioa.
A finished actor himself. and fully
convessant with the details OF the
stage, he made effective use OF
many little devices that add 20
greatly to the enjoyment OF per-
formance of this kind. The COM
pany engaged for this season il,
with but few exceptions. the same
that appeared with i. last season
and, in fact. for the last ten sea
sons.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17
Tssssss's 4sis.

WHEREAS. WILLIAM c. STEELE. OF
~ the coputy Of Otero. state Of Colorado.
dated the first day OF June. A. d. 100, and re-.
corded in the Office Of the county clerk aud
n nr:. 81 H. rs srsn, .na co"sey ," 70 q :; W.
GPif4th, trustee, and to The acting sheriff of
Ot~ro County. Colorado, as s0ccc~-or io
promi.-or, note or or bosd. and ten en- e."ra,.
interc.f note. all hearing even date there
dollar. pa,sbfs 10 *. order % 81 fT The ~s" Ws.s-r"
Farm Norfgace Trust Company. on the hr~s
dag. Of June 4. u. isa. aud hearing interest
abl~ semi annually. and interest at Il PER crns
per annum after maturity, said interest pay
note. NOTE of twenty dollar. ~aeh. aud ass.chei
to said note or loud. the following de-crib~s
real estate, lyin. situate and t'ei"g In the
quarter and the east half Of the soaihwesi
% s".rs.r u q the "arsh.e.. s quarter @ % q .sesion
seventeen. all In township tweufy four.
ranxe nfty-.ix- west Of the sixth p- m,
With all the rixhts to the a.e Of wnter for
irrix.tiax .aid premi-e., and for dorne.eic
iirss pars or the pr~niss- ~a. al that tine
or has since b~cs,m~ entitled. asd In said
deed OF s5H:t did stipsninie and provide that
nHte or bond or sny part thrreof. OF os the
i.serest thereon. srcordinr To the tenor ard
eoaposs ~ " .hrrr," ass.ehesi. q in The p.yneas
of tnxe. thereon. or ia any of the covenants
skrrein contained. then u shall and sp.y be-
trust. TO- seli ami disT'o-e of the said above
dsscrihed prrmisr.. and all the right, title,
IL ..id William &. Sse.i~. his scirs or o. .s. 9.
uigns. nt psboie auction. ~ the frost d.roe Of
c.,.st ho'':r. !. the county q Osero. state Of
cas-. be ot,eais.d. In cab, thirty days puhlie
.ostes eaving frses, Preyiossiy Fiyea os the
s..ss - ssssPs1sr pabii.issS in I'D ~ Osero *
Ccssusy, Colorado. ard
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ne.s d thrre of che iusere.s cosiI.pns. asd
s.osss Sas o. sLs s.id Psiseipsi j..ssry
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q eah sgonsy asa ssscee.oe IN sPaA.
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La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17
vswssss's Safe

WHEREAS CHARLES L. SEELEY AND
W Hattie d. S~eley bis ~ifel. Of 1. Junt..
certain deed Of srnss. dated the sr.a dag of
July A. ID. 1901. and recorded on the 6th day
The record. in the ofse~ OF the county clerk
aud recorder of Oero county. state of Colo
rsdo. convey to ft- public trusfse OF .a,d
i.s... situated In .sid Osero county to-~ie
Lots numbered four lsl, i've 81 and six
tsl. in block numbered three ~. in Mountain
View addition, 10 the town lno~ city of La
Jun'a. a. sho~n by the recorded plat there
of nov ON hi~ in the ONCE Of the county
clerk and recorder of dessi. of Ot~ro county,
Colorado. - hich said decd OF trust was made
10 secure the payment. to Margaret e. Link.
date ish said d~.-d Of trust. for the principal
sum Of a,- ha"a,.d dollar, SD; due sns
said note from the date th~r~of. at the rate
Of eight ~ per cent I-r snnam payable
whereas. said deed Of trust further pro-
yided that the said makers shall pay taxes
on the said premlses P,omIsIy % as the sane ne
premises insured. loss IL any. pay able 10 the
i@ne ncinry hereunder. reference TO which
snid deed OF trust Is hereby made for greater
Whereas, the said deed Of trust and note
.nSss :ss ,nr. ssf ,ss, % %
note. or any part ther-of or th~ Interest
thereon. according to the tenor and effect
covenant. or agreements therein mentioned
then and in that ca-r thu y hole Of q he said
indebtedness shall At ONCE fsrcome due and
.aid note. and the said trustee Mt the request
of the legal holder Of the note to sell and
dispose of xaid pr-mise~- for the pusJs>so Of
payibg the said indebtedness and the cost
aud expenses ON account Of the execution Of
said trtt~f. and
Whereas, defanls ha. heen made In the
payment 81 the pri"ctPal and interest aud
the legal holder Of said note be. exercised
her option by reason OF Hmtd default, To de
clare the " hole Of said indebtedness. tn br
matnrs-d AID 10 for~clo-~ the said deed
Whereas. the usdcr.ixnesi l. public trustee
In and for Otero county. state OF Colorado
Nov ther-fore, I. e. A. tieerhohm. the pnbiic
RADIO. at the request OF the legal holder Of
said note, and by the authority Ia me vested
b, the said trust deed. do hereby give notice
that will ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY !. isnz,
and dispose Of all OF the said prrmi--~. or So
much of the same may ipe necessary, and
all the right. title and int-r~.t Of the said
Charles l.. Ss.eiey and Hattie d. Seeley his
auction at the south front door Of the county
s-DVrt house as La Juntn. In Oero county.
Colorado, for the highest and bs,~s pric- the
paying the said in.ieSsrsiaes.. with Interest
thereon: and for expense. and cost Of exe-
cutting this trust. a> provided by. said note
prior deed OF tr,'~, given by the said Charlie.
]. S<-I~y and Hattie ID. Sscl~y Ibis - ife). to
the public trustee 81 Otero county Colorado.
for the use and benefit Of the Ot-ro Lean
rsdo. securing loan Of seven hundred dol
lars tfstDI pay able In monfhly instnllment. 10
ets-e each,
Public Trustee of Otero County. Colorado.
Pir~t publication. January Z. 1874
Last publication. February Z. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17

The county commissioners IN
recommending to his exceliency,
James II. Peabody, the appoint
uent OF r. NJ. Weiland, OF Fow-
ler, as superintendent OF irrigation
for this district. did very wise
thing, and we hope that our new
governor will act favorably upon
the recommendation. Mr.. Vie
land is a man who is well ac-
quainted with the irrigation in
terests of the Arkansas Valley,
and is eminently qualified to
discharge the duties OF the office
in a fair and impartial manner.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17
s,ee.he,ss,.s Mse.,.e.

CPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of Timpa. Ditch Company.
Pursuant to request OF the owners Of more
than onef-ourt Of the capital stock of the
Iinpas Ditch Company, noficc IL hereby
given that "a special meeting Of the stock
will he held af the store building at Swink
station, Otero county, state Of Colorado, on
Saturday, the 2tth day Of January, EnA at
clock n. m. for the purpose of settling
up the accounts Of the com pany and for the
further purpose Of making = levy tn pay the
prcsent indebtedness of the com J,any and 10
of the current year. alsO to consider the md
visahility OF cleaning out and widening the
ditch. putting In new hendgates and making
such other repairs necessary. and
trnn.acting any other busins-s that may
regularly come before the meeting.
CHARLES A. REYNOLDS.
Pre~idcns.
Paramount. Colo. January II. IaGt
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17
ci,psssg msssss.

We are now ready to do good
work in the line OF clipping
horses with our new machine.
Any person desiring to have
horses clipped will be accommo-
dated by leaving orders at the
Valley Livery Barn; or We can
clip them while you wait.
/. T.. STEENLASD,
Proprietor.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-17
Ar the presen, time there are ov


AT the present time there are over
eighty new beet sugar factories in
the stage Of building, all Of which
are expected to be in operation
within q short time. In these pro-
iects Michigan leads all the other
states, as she does also in the
number OF factories now in oper-
alton. OF these eighty-two planned
for the future Michigan has twen-
ty-eight, a. compared With six for
Iowa, which comes next to Michi-
gan. Michigan now has seven
teen factories in actual operation,
~ compared with eight in Cali
foruia, which comes next in order.
Not only afe the climatic condi-
tious aud soil Of Michigan we'll
adapted 70 growiag the sugar beet.
hae The industry there came ~ .
velcosne Substitute foe the lumber
indbsesy, which is failing.