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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

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West Virginia t|niyersity3iHs mot la,Y;li
abiding. trorty.odd of these students gtn-
Gently cut ,p; high jinks, and ended BY
breaking III about so worth OF ,ft,rnl.-5
ltura. s1,herA,ipon8the faculty&sdnl Il Bill
to4tlic class for tho damage done. They
swonldanotS pas, Tic facuity!thon gave
THEM tweii ". four hotrs iii wticf, 10 pay
Sur ana. aJpologizc. Of sun " the ronsoE
Sqiences otrett,sal. THEY would do no
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Tho fac,llty nv PROPOSED to oxpcl the the
refractory students, but the latter went
sto5Iudge Mason 8and sye cd out m june ne
ton 10 prevent any s,,ct actiot, upon tho he
par t!ofl the faculty II If .,5
N So the case goes into lilo c0,irts--sWl1 ere
the ~ VS. will perhaps, learn some g!
thing about tho penalties OF law-br'e'a1llk''
Ing. and got a lesson in practical litg ga
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The ANNAPOLIS Naval Academy !! is beine
arranged for lie reception OF the ~
who are to be appointed DIN IN
accordance with tho recent act OF Con- Con.
grcss. Meanwhile the life Of the the aver OF :
age Congressman IS not q happy one fors
he IS expected to secure cade tslnps: e, ior'
most Of the bright boys in his district. hi
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man bodies are coming In from Tens
nessee, West Virginia and North Carolina y
About ten or twelve years ago what was was
alleged to BIO tho petrieed body Of q
woman was on exhibition here. but It
proved to DO fraud, It was merely the
cast OF live woman made not in plas'-
tor, but iii concrete Of. granollthio ma
terlal. Some Of the l'hysiciann Of tho
city had endorsed It MS q rarc natural
curiosity before Its artihcia1ty was dis.
covered. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

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Rosemary library IL not charitable ia d ,
institution ~ gives value received ara ~
more ti,nm yatic received, for every dol
jar which, comes into its coffersa In addi-
ton 70 tlieSrrcalntinES feature the rooms v
are kert open all dag, and tho genera gen "a
public IRE welcome to- como III AID l,fI read re- y
as much ns they will. ~ .
There Mas l,cei, u great deal o. y ta IN
.ubout the proposed Carnegie Library 11 ~
Richmond aiiu there Is keel, disarFo'f, -
ment III some circles tia the ol1er OF . INC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not accepted l ny.S ne ne
city. 1sllt WHY should We not 10y take e up W.
Tho Rosemary Library and make ~ t as
far3as possible. d substitute for TIC NOR more
pl'etentious I'D rfar which Mr.. S 'lr't.e
proposed to EIyc.s1t seems 20 us tl'a'
that Is tho sensible and patriotlc th','e
for the book-lovers fof Richmond 70 az
Let all who desired The sCarnegic Library t''
hesLow their affection and their coll'rl'
buttons Upon the Rosemary, and We s 'lFlla
soon have a. grand public library withou'
the aid of y MI. sftC Carnegie. I. * "a
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
Case of a New York Girl of Interest to Every Mother and Daughter
 in the Land.

DEAn Mas hope will publish this mothers
 
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 II felt terribly discouraged; along hep Pinams Vegetable Compound and read in of books medicine wish you see the change her. and the pink cheeks D. Pink bottle when started and trouble like had the fect healthy Menstration thanks Avenue, New wYorkC
 SPECIAL ADVICE YOUNG WOMEN From treating extending 20 Pnliam gained knowledge which untold ling fails to help. Lynn, medicine to produce proof of the fact be regarded with This the record which be equaed by other the produced It we'll remember these when druggist get to buy something which he just good That sbe, other medicine such record Pnams Vegetable Compounds do with untried medicines, but insist the know is best. S50 ssoss5AI If s ] g: 9s ] letter and signature '
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
Mines and Minerals ef Arizona
A wIcKENBURG ENTERPRISE
old Vulture Dump To Be Worked by
 New Cyanide Process.

A new enterprise has been inaugu- rated at Wickenburg through the en- ergy of James McNaughton. Jr-, well known in this city, and probably with in ten days the promoters will know whether they are on the road to wealth or not. The enterprise referred to IS that of working the shines at the dump of the old VuIture mill which former ly stood at Wickenburg and to which the ore was freighted from the Nul- ture mine.
 There are three Vulture dumps. The larger one is at the mine and covers forty acres. Another is known as Smiths mir," an old station on the lower Hassayampa. the tailings there having been worked extensively at diff ferent times. The third dump at Wick enburg is the object of present atten- tion by MT. Naughton and his associa- tes and it is to be worked by eva hide process of recent discovery or in .vention that if proved success will be an important advance in the science of saving gold values
 It is claimed by this process that a given quantity of the shines may be worked through in four hours as against from one to two days by older processes. thus multiplying several times the product of a plant of like capacity to one of the old style.
 MT. McNaughton Is an assayer by profession having been for a couple of years in the employ of the firm of Childs & Hanson, well known assayers of Los Angeles. He interested these gentlemen in the enterprise, Thomas Elder of Wickenburg and Phoenix be- ing also associated with the company Its operations are in a measure expert mental but the promoters are strong in their faith. and there are certainly none who would not wish them sue cess.
 Their machinery is all on the ground and in course of erection the power be-
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
KILLING ON THE BLUE
Wm. Taylor Shot in Self Defense by
 Ray Gurley.

Tn difficulty which most probably grew out of the arrest of Wm. Traylor and F. l.. Allen, for the killing of a beef, which 1t is. alleged did not pe- long to them, the former was shos and killed by Ray Gurley Thursday last at Carpenters store on the Blue, says the Clifton Copper Era. Trya- Tor and Allen were tried last week be- fore Justice Boyle for killing a beef as stated above, but it was shown that the spot where the animal was killed was in New Mexico, hence the casc against them in Justice Royle's court was dismissed. The defendants claim ed that the animal killed was owned caused considerable feeling between MT. Traylor and the Gurley boys which led to the tragedy which oc- cured as stated above. As the casa
 is now before the grand jury the Era will not attempt to give the stories on either side.
 MT. Traylor was about 52 years Of age, and has been resident of Grant county New Mexico and Graham county, Arizona for the past twenty years. His wife died some few years ago, and he then moved his family to Clifton. which was his home at the time of his death. Hhe leaves sever al children to mourn his loss the elder of whom is married to Wood Poland, a prominent mining man of the Green lee district The coroner's jury found that Gurley shot in lf-defense.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
A GOOD MILL RUN.
sraganza Company Sends in a $5.20o
 Gold Brick.

The Henrietta mine oi the Braganza Mining company. situated on Big Bug, continues to make remarkable show ing in the production of the yellow metal. says the Prescott JournaI-M Mi ner. In addition to this feature of it's wealth. it is also yielding an amount equal to the pure metal in the shipping of sulphide ore. and the statement be- low substantiates this assertion. Less than one month ago J. T. Mclaughlin assumed the superintendency of this property. and incidental to his practi- cal methods of mining, he closed the mill down and concentrated his efforts toward the general development of the mine. which, with catching up a heavy cave in the sulphide zone. he has prosecuted the work in the oXidiZed locality to furnish the mill with an ore supply. His work in both respects has terminated very satisfactorily, and less than three weeks ago the mill was again started up and the stamps began to drop. On a fifteen days run he received a bar of bullion that weighs $5,200.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
Population of Douglas.

4,341 is the number already counted by the Daily Dispatch enumerator, and he is not yet through with his work. There are a number of houses which have been visited and found no one at home and these will be visited again before the work is entirely completed. There are also some rooming houses which have been visited, but the pro- pretors were not seen in order to get the exact count. These will all be care fully enumerated.
 The entire town of Douglas this side of the International line has been can vassed systematically, taking in the Firtle addition. Ragtown. Douglas proper and those who reside at the smelters. The enumeration of Agua Prieta has not yet been taken, but this will be done. Although the little burg is not within the limits of Douglas, it begins at the very street where Doug las ceases ard will give it's population separately, which it appears will eX- ceed 400 opulation.-Douglas Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

Simon mine, situated on the eastern slope of the Black mountains, near Oakwood He TOW has a force of six miners at work developing the prop erty, and will probably install a reduc- ton plant soon. The plant will be combination plant, including concen- trating and smelting machinery ence Blade.
 Frank Hubbell has returned from Superior camp. on Queen creek, where he has been looking after his mining interests. He owns one claim at Su- perior and nine claims within a short distance of that camp. He states that the Lakes Superior &, Arizona company is developing a great mine and all ready has a large amount of ore blocked out. MT. Hubbell and Robert Sandercock own seven gold claims sit uated about seven and half miles north of Globe where they go tomor- TOW to begin work.-Globe Belt.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
CLOTHES ARE TOO SHALL.
Douglas Wants Corporation and
 Bigger Post Office.

Douglas is one of the most unfortu- mate municipal infants ever born in the southwest. This is now nearly three years old and has never been able to get clothes big enough for her. There were scrarcely conveniences enough to properly care for her on the occasion of her birth and she is still in long dresses but has grown so fast she is all tangled up in them and walks with difficulty. She was quite e city before she got on the map or even had a postoffice. As fast as possible she was showed up to the Sd class rating and now she wants to take an examination looking toward entrance into the next class. The postmaster is only allowed salary for himself and one clerk but five em- ployes are necessary to conduct the business of the office.
 And she is not yet incorporated but move has been started in that di rection and with the large permanent population and the big Copper Queen smelter now building it ought not to be long delayed. A burg with several thousand inhabitants street and steam railroad and two large permanent re- duction plants is certainly big enough for corporation clothes.
 For the year ending Sept 30, 1902, the total amount of the receipts of the Douglas postotfice was $3,13S. For the year ending the 3Oth of last month the gross receipts of the office amount ] ed to $7,650, an increase of the pre- vious year of $4.417. The total re- ceipts for the quarter er1ing June seth. 1868, was $2.091: the total re- ! hp
 Der 30th, this year amounted to $2, ,26O. | Notwithstanding the facts that the months of July, August and September
 covered the dull season of the year the
 Douglas postoffice increased it's total
 receipts $169
 An Episcopal church is under con-
 struction a high school is talked of
 and franchise for q gas plant has been l let.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
FINAL COUNTY MINES.

X streak of sand carbonates dead carbonates) two feet in width was un- covered in the White Carbonate mine. at Mineral Hill. Monday. This is one of the claims belonging to the Golden Culver group.
 Prof. Henry Lempker, road overseer of the Silver King district, was here this week making his quarterly settle ment with the board of supervisors. He states that the Superior group is steadily improving as development work progresses, and that a number of other good prospects in the inn mediate vicinity of the Superior are showing up encouragingly.
 Manager Udall. of the Mammoth tailings plant. has taken over the old
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
SOUTH OF WILCOX
Good Reports From Mining Properties $
 Near Dos Cabezas.

J. L. Bachelder who owns five gold. silver and copper mines bearing claims in the Dos Cabezas district, paid this office a pleasant visit one day this week, says the Wilcox Range News. He informs us that he has assays as high as 4O per cent. copper. s2 gold and 21a ounces silver from these claina They are all known as the Bacheldcr group and there has been considerable developme mt work done on them. In fact, in one of the tunnels indications look favorable to cutting the ledge soon.
 J. H. Walker of Dragoon, was a Will COX visitor Tuesday and says that range conditions in his district were never better. He also reports that Charlie Halderman. who is working on the night shift at the Copper Chief mine in Johnson, recently struck Il body of sulphide ore some two feet in width at the 100 foot level It will be remembered that this is the property recently bonded by H. C McCreeEv and his Denver associates from A. H. Vein of Russellville.
 The manner in which the Chicago and Arizona Copper company is de- t'eloping the Casey mines show that they mean business. The timbering in the shaft is credit not only to the company, but to their foreman, Mir. Brander He has charge of the work and so arranged the hoist that the bucket dumps automatically. The man at the lever never leaves his sta tion. from the time the bucket leaves the bottom of the shaft until it is dumped on top and returned to be re- filled. Besides saving time it is ab- solutely safe and does away with the hook and ring in the bottom of the bucket.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
ORC BLANCO NEWS.
Items of Interest from that Thriving
 Mining Camp.

The Tres Amigos mine will start up in the course of month, the big mill erected on the property being completed about that time. A large .orce of men will be put on and the ininc run at full blast.
 N.r. Warren, foreman of the Mon tilna mine, is recovering from the sc were burns he received last week.
 Joe Brown of Roy & Titcomb, and w. $. Knight and Son. of Nogales, were visiting the camp few days past.
 On account of the shortage of help the Old Glory mine shut down on the 4th.
 Cyanide tanks are being constructed at the Montana mine preparatory to extracting the yellow metal from the taiiingS O fthe mill.
 J. H. Mather, of Los Angeles, is talk ing a survey of the hills surroundinfi the Montana mines. He is locating an excellent site for the building of a large dam.-Tucson Star.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
CIENEGUITA MINES.
Reports from the Rich Copper Camp
 are Encouraging.

T. S. Lewis of Los Angeles. treasur- CT of the Cieneguita Copper company, was in the city yesterday, en route to Denver. from whence he wifi go to New York, the headquarters of the company. and where President George Beebe is at present. The company is now employing over 150 men. driving nine tunnels and crosscuts. all of which are showing up marvelously well. The tunnels have cut series of rich veins. The great mountain
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

which is being tunnelled seems to be one great body of ore.
 Arthur Henry is now on the mines making estimates for putting in ma chinery for electric power to be gen. erated from the stream in the immedi- ate vicinity of the mines. The power will be utilized for operating the drills and lighting the mines. All of the informa tion from the mines are glow ing with big hopes.-Tucsson Star.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

ing furnished by Weston gasoline engine and good pumps having been placed to furnish an abundant water supply from nearby well. About fifteen men are now employed and the plant is expected to be in operation possibly this week. The dump is esti mated to contain in the neighborhood 200. .OC0 tons.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
~0~0-~-o-0~0~-~-~-~--~--- ARTICLES OF INCARCERATION
 OF IDEAL GOLD MINING COMPANY.

Know all men by these presents, that we whose hands are hereunto affixed, do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose oi forming a corpora tion under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, and to that end make the following statements:
 First. The names of the corporators are, William Johnston, Luther P. Holt, Jay J. Delbridge, Jonathan A. Zahn and William J. R. Johnson.
 The name of the corporation shall be Ideal Gold Mining company. The principal place in which the business of said corpora ton within the Terri tory Of Arizona is to be transacted is Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizona; the principal place of business of said corporal ton outside of the Territory of
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
"ROUNDER" AROUND TOWN

T was sitting in a seat in the car reading my paper" said q prominent real estate agent of this city. There were d lot of chorus girls on the train and two of them sat in the seat behind me. I heard one of them say. I feel tired and stretchy. I believe l will put my feet on the top of the seat in front
 ''Go ahead said the other one. with . laugh.
 In d second l felt my seat shake a little." said the real estate dealer, and out of the corner of my eye I saw n French heel within half a foot of my face.'
 What did you do?" "Oh. I kept on reading my paper, to be sure. I did"
 Che Of the rural free deli1 cry car riers in an eastern state, who is out here for his health, tells the story Of the ante-belum darkey who put up box on his route when the routes were first opened up in the southern states:
 Dis air q free delivery mail, hair't it?" asked the darkey.
 Yes 1 replied. I deliver your mail free if you put up a box"
 The next day the box was up. For two weeks the old darkey watched the box daily, but no mail came. Finally he halted the carrier and wanted to know why he hadn't put any mail iu the box. He was told that none had come for him. This puzzled the old fellow.
 | Why don't you subscribe for a pa per-" asked the carrier, and then you will get mail.'
 'I lowed dis wuz q free dlivery. ana | if it's free Is titled ter papers sane as anybody else was the answer and it was some time Sefore the cxpectau, darkey could be made to understand that the government didn't subscribe for papers and send them to him free
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
State of Michigan,

State of Michigan,
 County of Wayne, ss:
 On this tenth day of September. A. D.. 1903, before me, Adolphus w. Wler a Notary Public in and for the State and County aforesaid, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn. person. ally appeared Jonathan A. Zahn. Will liam Johnston. Luther P. Holt. Jay J.. Delbridge, and William J. R. Johnston. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within in strument and who severally acknowl- edged that they signed and executed the foregoing Articles of Incorporation for the uses and purposes therein ex- pressed.
 In witness whereof I have heEeunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at my office in the State and County aforesaid, the day and year last above written.
 (Notary Seal.)
 ADOLPHUS w. WEIR,
 Notary Public, Wayne Co.,. Mich. Commission expires July 10 1906.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
Territory of Arizona.

Territory of Arizona,
 County of Maricopa.-
 I, E. r. McFall, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid. do hereby certify that the within instrument was filed for record at 2:40 o'clock D. m., on this I'd day of Oct. 1903, and duly recorded in Book No. 19 of Interpretations Records of Maricopa County, Arizona, at pages 290 to 294.
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year above written.
 B. F. McFALL,
 County Recorder. Filed and recorded according to law. First publication October g, 1903.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
State of Michigan, County of Wayne. ss:
 NOTARIAL JURAT.

State of Michigan, County of Wayne, ss:
 NOTARIAL JURAT.
 I. William H. McGregor. Clerk of said County. and Clerk of the Circuit Court for the County of Wayne, which is court of record having a seal. do hereby certify. that Adolph W. Wier whose name is subscribed to the Jurat of the annexed instrument, and there in written. was. at the time of taking such Jurat, Notary Public ill and for said County. duly commissioned and qualified, and duly authorized to take the same. And. further, that I am we'll acquainted with the handwriting of such Notary Public, and verify be- lieve that the signature to the said Jurat Is genuine.
 In testimony whereof, l have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court and County. at Detroit, this 18th day of September. A. D.. 1903.
 w. H. McGREGOR: Clerk.
 By $. k. Harvey, Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

box was smashed into thousanI smIthereens.'
 A tenderfoot whose name is with held for obvious reasons, was buying some cantaloupes from d ranchman who lives several miles from the city. and being something of a wag. asked the ranchman how the girl was in that house next to his ranch. The ranchman looked puzzled for few sec onds and then his face brightened in telligentaly.
 Oh he said. she's all right.
 Please give her my love- said the newly arrived customer, who had no idea where the ranchnan lived nor the remotest idea of the girl on the adjon-
 ing ranch.
 All right" was the reply.
 He then learned the Fasteners name. A few days later the Fastener received a perfumed missive which made his eyes bulge. The girl on the adjoining ranch (she signed her name All RighO was q bit doubtful. Sha was sure she had met the Fastener somewhere. There could be no doubt of that, but would he-would he And the Fastener did-did write a letter that he thought would satisfy the mysterious girl. Now he has re- ceived a second letter from the girl on the adjoining ranch. and he is wonder ing She writes in effect: Why, yes we have met, though you are too mod est to admit it. 1 am sure. MT. East erner, that you must be the man who writes the George Ade fables.
 Say. what the dickens do you reck- on she means?" says the Fastener, and then ali the chair warmers" in front of the Adams hotel laugh. \ young man who recently left Phoenix writes a friend of his the fol- lowing terse but to the point on Il souvenir card of the famous "t'latiron building in New York City: Much to my fathers indignation, my own mortilication, l arrived here ill d state of inebriation.'
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

We have au idea that d great many women will explain on judgment day that they could have more for the Lord if their husbands had provided them with better clothes to wear to church. Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12
HIS LIFE CRUSHED OUT.

Levi Curtis is no more. He met a tragic death last Friday, by load of lumber tipping over him. crushing him into q shapeless mass and causing in stant death. The accident occurred at the camp of the Chiricahua Lumber mills in the Chiricahua mountains, while Curtis was starting out with a load of lumber for Rodeo.-Range News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

When he did understand his disgust was great.
 The next day when 1 went by the box was smashed into q thousand smIthereens."
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

Our Artist-What q lovely view you have here, my good lady.
 Old Lady (who has lived there all her life)-Ah, so I hear from all sides PI1nc1
Arizona republican., 1903-10-12

The pronounced bachelor never ad- mits there is d bright side to matri- mony.-ChicaFo Journal.