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The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-08
rapidly. A general assault will prob

rapidly. A general assault will prob
ably take place at an early date.
Refreshments Called For.
Toxic, Dec. 6.-An imperial ordl
nance was issued today calling for Of
fers from officers and men, whose time
has expired, to rejoin the colors. II
is expected the order will meet hearty
response. The number of officers kill
ed in the recent engagements is sc
great that commanders were compell
ed in many to replace them with
non-commissioned officers.
Driven Mad by PriVations.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 6.-During No
vember one hundred and four soldiers,
driven mad by the horrors of war and
privations, arrived at Moscow in pit,
liable conditions. They are now in.
mates of the national asylum for the
insane.
The Baltic Fleet.
Tangier, Dec. 6.-The Russian cruis.
ers Oleg and Izumrod saileu today.
going eastward.
Algiers, Dec. 6. - The Russian
cruiser Rion and two torpedo boats
arrived her etoday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-08

on Just about what he can chew hand
lily n no more. Instead of straining
every nerve and tendon and muscle
In the vain ~enceavor to farm a half
section with the certainty before that
he will not than half succeed he
is limiting his labors to the care of q
few acres in such a way that he a
coax fullest results from them and
remain within the physical limits OF
mis- capacity for work. There is wis
dom in that. Intenive as against ex-
tensive farming-twill,be better when
all men realize the advantages of it.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-08
SAYS GIRL suiciDED.
Verdict of coroner's Jury in the Rus
sell, Iowa, Sensation.

Charlton, Ia, Dec. 6.-The eoroner's
jury in the case of Miss Rose Dixon,
of Russell, who was fatally shot at
her home here, returned a verdict OF
suicide. Charles Atha, her sweet
+eart, who was lying asleep with his
head in her lap, was not arrested. His
explanation was that the girl must
have taken his revolver from his peck
ct while he was asleep, and he says
that he did not awaken until after the
shot was fred.
Three Russell doctors who knew the
girl were on the jury, and 1t is their
opinion that she did the deed In a fit
OF insanity, brought on possibly by
finding the revolver on her lovers
person.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-08
About judge Preston.

Montezuma Republican: The Times,
Republican of Saturday contained an
article reporting the Mitchell murder
trial in which it was said that Judge
Preston cross-examined the defendant,
We do not believe that the writer in.
tended to place the Judge in an un,
favorable light, for no fairer judge ev.
er sat on the bench In this case
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-08
there seemed to be a very critical

there seemed to be a very critical
question which neither the state nor
the defense dared to ask for fear OF
what might develop. The Judge
therefore told them that he would
ask it and he did. The question was
this: What purpose did you nave in
taking the gun to the barn." and the
defendant answered, ITO protect my
life, the life of my wife and my I'M
born child" This was the only ques.
ton asked by the Court, and We think
that it was in strict accord with judic-
ial rights and duties.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-12-08
MAJOR r DEAD.
One Of the Most Prominent c. A. r.
Men in the State.

Iowa City, Dec. 6.-Major John Hem
ry Georkee, for years one Of the most
prominent figures in G. A. r. circles
in the state, is dead at mis- home IN
this city. Major Gearkee's song,
Army Beans" which was always a
feature of every reunion ne has at
tended, will long be- remembered es-
pecially by his comrades OF tho Twen-
ysecond Iowa Infantry.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-25
Chamber Of Commerce.

There was large attendance at the
smoker of the chamber OF commerce, on
Tuesday evening. While discussing the
refreshments, ard exhaling and inhaling
cigars. business wa also discussed.
Geo. Wolff introduced the subject of
the fire department, by saying that it
was the opinion among business men
that interest in the department was on
the wane. This opened up a general
discussion which resulted in a resolve
to assist the department.
w. B. Mack asked if it was possible to
have the personal taxes of those who
lost heavily in the late fire reduced.
After general review of the subject it
was decided that it could not be done.
Mr.. Hiltz spoke of the case of Collin
Mckenzie who was permanently injured
while at work at the fire. A committee
consisting OF Messrs. Carter, Mack.
Antrim, Hood and Dolan, was appointed
to solicit funds in this case.
W. B. Mack in speaking OF the general
outlook declared that there was mis-.
understanding among labor organiza-
tons, as to the aims and objects OF the
chamber OF commerce, and it was decided
| to take such action as would bring about
mutual good feeling between this body
and the different labor organizations.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-25
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE
Adopted BY Court Grays Harbor Number rs,
FOresters Of America.

Adopted By Court Grays harbor Number rs,
Foresters of America.
WHEREAS. The Chief Ranger of the
universe has seen fit in His infinite
wisdom to remove from the forests of
this lie and take to the Courts above
our worthy brother, William McCarty,
and
WHEREAS. Court Crays Harbor No.
25, Foresters Of America has sustained
the loss of worthy brother and a
trusted friend, his family a kind and
loving husband and father, and the
nation loyal citizen. Therefore be it
RESOLVED. That we extend to the
sorrowing family of the deceased
brother our heart felt sympathy. Be it
further
RESOLVED. That these resolutions be
spread upon the Court records, and
copy of same be sent to the family of
Brother McCarty, and be published in
the papers of the city of Aberdeen.
PAUL FITZGERALD,
ED. J. DIVER,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Committee.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-25
Along the Water front

The barkentine Wrestler is at the
Western mill, loading for Honolulu
The schooner Aeriel is at the West &
Sladc mill. loading for South Africa.
The schooner Falcon is at the West &
Slaee mill, loading for San Francisco.
The schooner Espada is loading at the
Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills for San
Francisco.
The schooner, H. D. Bendixon is at the
Andersop & Middleton mill, loading for
San Pedro.
The schooner Chas E. Falk is load
ing at the Anderson & Middleton mill
for San Francisco. .s, a..
The steam schooner Centralia is at
the Anderson & Middleton dock, loading
for California points.
The Santa Monica is loading at the
Aberdeen Lumber 4 Single Co. s
wharf, for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-25

Send the Seml-Weekly Herald to
your friends in the east. A twice-a'
week typograph Of Aberdeen and sur.
roundings.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-25

in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
ending Feb. %, 1904.
Brydon. Hugh j. Larson, Abraham
Camp, ]. B, Macdonald. A. H.
Carlson, Askin Ogden Mr..
Cherry, f. E. Phillips James
Dyer, J. +. Pyprod, Peterso
Drost, Wilmot Rowland, James(2)
Farris, Bernal Rattray, w. & sons
Faille, Will Rea, J. W.
Gray, Geo. B. Ross, Antonnia
Grow, N. l. Rosenberg. Leon
Hunt, Charley Skin, X N.
johnson, Mrs Nellie Woodland, w. r.
Reyes, Mrs. J. M. Webster, E. G.
Persons calling for these letters will
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
MARKET LETTER.

Monday opened with a somewhat brisk market but with very little stock to offer. Every body Is look ing for higher prices and am sure that their expectations will be real ized within the next ten days. c. & A. continues 10 be strong and in good de nand, from this stock all of the Bo- nanzas are regulated, if c. 6 A. is on the move the others will go with it, but chould c. & A. go to 75 you can rest assuled that the others are lost some where in the shuttle. c. & F. drops a half a point at this morning 6 opening, but think that it will close at 36 for the day. It will pay you to watch the developments on this prop erty and get in on some of the stock at present prices. l.. s. & P. carries itself well at s155, we understand that s25.oo is being offered for rights on this stock which makes the marEet price for the l.. S. & P. S35.00 per share. Figure this out and see what a nice investment you can make. P.
 & D. continues to stay around s55 with but little offered. Junction car
 ried itself remarkably through the call as you win plainly see that it is quoted at S24.75 and tomorrow Is the day for the payment of the s2.00 call This stock goes oil in the morning al s26.75 and in good demand at tha- price. many are trading their c. & P
 and buying up Junction. Some thinf
 that this is a good trace while other: do not, this is matter that is entirell with the specuiator and on which v,
 have nothing to say one way or thu other, but we can say that any ont
 having either two has got .somethinl l that is good and ought to hold on to il IT
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
SETTER FOR MITCHELL co.
Expert from Michigan Will Superin-
 tend Diamond Drill Operations.

Expert from Michigan Will Superin-
 tend Diamond Drill Operations.
 R. J. Whinnen, of Republic, Michi- gan, who arrived in Bisbee some time ago has gone to the Mitchell Develop ment company's property in the Hua- chuca mountains where he will super intend the diamond drill operations that will be conducted at the Mitchell mine in the near future. MT. Wkil- nen is an expert diamond drill man being a thoroughly competent man in this line of work. He will do the diamond setting and will see that drill operations are carried forward to the best advantage. Previous to coming to Bisbee camp MT. Whinnen superin- tended drill work in various of the Michigan iron and copper mines and for several years operated machines in several of the western states as well as In South Africa. The diamond drill for the Mitchell will be started within about three weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
DID YOU KNOW THiS7

Few people realize that copper mir in 'e- surpa that of either gold or silver. The output of the copper .llues exceeds that of geld in value by nearly s15.0o0,000. As dividend payers it has long been recognized that some of the big copper properties are without equals. It takes more capital and time to put big copper producer in the dividend list, but in most of to gigantic undertakings, with the aim of developing great copper mines. T. urns were marvellous. AS 10 the future of copper the leading au- thoritles declare that there Is little ground tor anything but good eS- pectations If the metal can be pro duced at a reasonable cost. Demand keeps pace with the supply and new discoveries not more than outweigh the use of the red metal. The growth in the use of copper in the last few years has scarcely found parallel in any industry, which fact iy cue largely on account of this being an age of electricity.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
EXHIBIT AT WORLDS FAIR.

Active preparations are now well under way by the Greene Consolidated Copper company for the installation of magnificent display by that compa- ny at the worlds fair, which will open at St Louis on May i. The Greene concern will make their display one that will not be surpassed by anyiike exhibit at the big exposition. The management has been quietly prepar- ing for the part it is to play in the event and has been fortunate in SC curing a very liberal concession oi space in the Mexican section of the building Of mines anc metallurgy This will be utilized to the best advan tage in arranging the exhibit and ev erything that will be shown will bt
 characteristic and peculiar to tnt Cananeas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
LARGE COMPANY FOR MEXICO

J. c. 1uareguiberry has returned from Philadelphia, where he organized tae Calsra Mining and Milling con- xaay with a capital of $300,0O0 gold fine property is known as La h. q. eania, and is situated twelve miles east of Calera. on the Mexican Central Railroad, sn the state of Zacatecas- It l. a free milnng gold property, and IS sad to have great value.
 Mr. Jaureguiberry is one of the best I1oan mining men in Mexico and has been instrumental in number of t.1se. ties that have proved to be val uabie. He is thoroughly conversant Sn conditions in the mining busi- ress in Mexico, and the company xh.eh he has organized will undoubt G..y be successful.
 s.r. Jaureguiberry has returned fol lie purpose of consummating the ne rotation for the erection of 20 gramp mill, which it is said, will re suft in a profit of $100,000 a year tt l. company.
 Great attention has recently beei attracted to Zacatecas as gold ccun (-g and the working of MT. Juaregui berry and his associates will undoubt civ be watched with great interest Ef' Paso Times
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05

That the Calumet & Arizona com pany will during a period net lar hence be taking out rich ore from eth CT portions of its property than that which has been quite thoroughly ex- plotted by the Irish Mag workings is now an assured fact. The company's s second shaft, the Oliver has been put down for the purpose of tapping the ore booies that extend in that direc- ton from the Irish Mag shaft, and to that end a drift is now being run from the 700-foot level of the Oliver in a direct line toward the former. That large quantities of ore would be ta- ken from the property through the new shaft was assured long before the ground was broken, and the sinking commenced, as this had been deter mined by the workings extending from the Irish Mag towarG' the Oliver At the same time the management was quite confident of encounterins new ore bodies and the expectations along this line will doubtless be fully gratified.
 Developments in the near future al the Oliver will prove the extent of the additional reserve grounds that vii be opened up through that shaft as al present the bottom of the shaft is ir ore, the quantity of which will not be known until further depth has been at Lained and the deposit has been ex plored by means of drifts. Thus fai few car loacs of ore that is being run through has been brought to sur iace. The mineral is rich sulphidei and the percentage of copper con tained in it is sufficient to give big returns in the event that there is g considerably large deposit, winch there seems to be no doubt that there is.
 Whether the management will ex ploit this new find thoroughly at the present time by the starting of drif cannot be stated. It is quite safe tG say, however, that operations will b, commenced at this point later on, tn, result of which will be, from all ap pearances. the development of a large leposit of pay ore. The company's intention is to continue sinking thu shaft to a considerable greater deptl n the doing of which it is not unlike ly that other deposits, or formationi that will lead to them, will be th'
 means of adding largely in the futur' ro the production of the Calumet 6 Arizona mine as well as adding man. years to the life of the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
TO INSPECT MINES.
j. N. Kent, London, en route to Ou- ranoo to Examine Gold Properties


 J. N. Kent, the representative of large London syndicate, passed through Fl Paso yesterday on his way to northwestern Durango where the company has big mining interests. says the Times. Mr>cnt goes to in spect a number of undeveloped pros poets for which sale is now pending The properties are gold propositions on which prospect shafts have been sunk to a depth of from 10 to 50 feet Should the pending deal go through it is proposed to put large force oi men to work and should further 6e- velopment of the claims justify the ex- penditure, a large amount of machin- cry will be installed.
 The London company has recently been organized and is known as the London and Southwestern Mining and Milling association. It has been cap italized for S5O0,000. Besides the Mex ican investments several lead proper ties have been secured in northern Michigan which are now being oper'  ated on an extensive scale.
 The company" said Mir. Kent, "is carrying on its operations unGer a new system. Instead of confning our at tention to the mining of one kind o' metal it is intended to invest in diff ferent classes of properties in differ ent parts of the country. By this means it is expected an advantage will be secured of 8 boom in specia section of district and no great loss will be experienced owing to the dep recation in the market value of any particular metal. The object of ob' taining gold properties in Mexico is so that we can turn our attention te them should. the price of lead com pei us to temporarily suspend opera tions in Michigan.
 MT. Kent expects to visit a number of districts in Mexico and his trip vii occupy several weeks. He will ther visit the worlds fair before returning
 to England.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
Gold Treasure Machinery.

R. V. Daniels, secretary of the Gold Treasure Mining company of Naco was in Bisbee yesterday. He said that the mine would be in full opera tion within 60 days. The machinery has not reached Naco yet, but it Is on the road The lumber for the compa' ny store is there, and the building will be put up at once.
 President Jones, of the company, is expected to arrive in Naco at almost any time. He is president of one oi the largest railroads in Indian Terri tory and Oklahoma.
 There is now quite a force of men at work on the Gold Treasure proper ty getting it in shape for the reduc tion plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05

L. N. Wombacher came into Pres cott yesterday afternoon anc was ID the best of spirits over a recent rich strike ID the Cactus group of mining claims which he and his father-in-lav, Mir. Boyer, have been working for some time.
 The Cactus group is the south ex- tension of the Iowa group. and is about two and one-haIf miles from
 Cherry postofiice. The strike was maoe about a week ago at the depth of 250 feet
 The ore vein runs from two to five .eet in width and the lowest assay
 that they have had was siS6 and
 ,he best assay was close to s5U0 per uon. The average of the entire vein
 so far as they have tested it is hIue better than S25o per ton.
 It was no wonder that MT. Wom- bacher should feel reioiced over such find. Inc first car lead of the ere was shipped and sacked from Dewey yes tercay to the smelter at Boulder, Col, and there will be some anxious mo ments unul the exact results Of the shipments are known. Other ship ments will then follow as last as the ore can be taken cut
 The ore is almost entirely free gold only a small amount of silver being contained in it.
 Of course there is no idea of how extensive the strike is, as at this time only a limited amount of work has been done on the vein since the strike Sas maGe, but from all indications the ore body is a large one. and shoulo .t so prove to be il will surely make .he owners immensely rich as it dces -ot take S250 ore very lcng 10 rur into fat bank accounts.
 These gentlemen are surely deserv Ing of all the good fortune that car .ome to them, as they have worked lard and demonstrated their faith II their district by sticking 10 it in tho ! .ace Of many discouragements anc ! trials. In conversation with MT Wombacher yesterday he said: We certainly have got it now, anf
 We do not care whether anybody comes 1 to our assistance or not We have
 made big strike, and the ore is SC
 rich that it will enable us .o handle
 all our own properties very easily, ane we shall then have the satisfaction o . reaping the harvest ourselves The strike is one of the richest I ever saw
 and will surely put us on easy stree ! if it holds out, which there is everI
 reason to believe it will l have al | ways had the greatest faith in th' | Cherry Creek district as her hills ar'
 full of the precious metals and onl!
 waiting for men of nerve and none! to come and take out the treasures
 Cherry Creek is good enough for me
 and I propose to stick to it as loni as I remain in the mining business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
Skilled Optician Here.

Dr. J. H. Gerling, a well known eye specialist of Los Angeles. with twenty three years experience in that city is in Bisbee, and may be seen ct the Norton house. or will call upon any person needing his services. Dr. Ger ling has all of the latest and improved scientific instruments and makes ex' aminations free of charge He also guarantees to cure headaches. grant, lated lids, infiamed eyeballs with prop CT lenses. This affords an opportuni ty to care for the most important organs of the body and those afflicted with troubles of the eyes will GO well to consult Dr. Gerltng.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
Rich Find Has
 BEEN MADE
 at Old Dominion
HIcH BODY OF SuLpHiDE ORE HAS BEEN ENCOUNTERED IN
 THE GREY MINE.
Find Was Made On the Winze That Is Being Sunk on the 740 Foot Level at 1000 Feet Depth-Rock Runs ii Per Cent Copper and Is Richest Eser Found at This Depth.

Old Dominion anairs, which have for some time past been rather quici have, within the past day or two, talk Ca on new lite ana the stock has SCOT C.. substantial gain. This has come about chiefly by reason of the news <ouAIns rom Globe, to the effect that 6 rich body of sulphide ore has just been eEcounte. ed on the Grey mine c. the United Globe property. The find" was made on the winze that is Deing sunk from the 740-foot leyei at a depth of about 1000 feet-the low est po.nt at which rich rock has eSer beea encountered in this particular cls..ict The rock is reported as sielding n per cent copper and j! io.ns 10 be a substantial body, a'- tuvugh it has not as yet been opened ep sufficiently 10 determine accl- fa.ely its real size.
 besides this discovery. which is i:ne.y 10 prove of great impo:taa2e 10 the old Dominion property, special ad- vlees just at hand tell that PTes:dcn. Smith on his present trip West has visited San Francisco and has sue. teeded ia making arrangements with Che Southern Pacific people for a new fate contract for the transportation of the eompany's ores. The present ar engagement has been in operation for the past two years, and by it's terms the contract will expire within short time. The new "Geal' is said to be even better than the old one under winch a very considerable saving was eAetted- Tn this same connection it Is further reported that President Gar Iand of the Gila and Northern Rail road Company has recently resigned aa4 that Epes Randoiph+well known IS a Southern Pacific representative has beer appointed as his successor This change is taken to mean that the Southesn Pacific people are in con tro. of the Gila and Northern road and will hereafter operate the same, with the chances gooG that the Old Donin ion people and other interests along One line, will secure important facili f.es and better rates than they have fin the past.
 Coupied with the above reports comes likewise official advices to the effect that the smelter at the mine Is making this month, a phenomena run, and barring all accidents. the company will show the largest produc toD of copper ever made in single E-oath in it's history. Up to Marcf 1lth tho output had aggregated 700, 6OO pounds, and with the daily aver age for the two furnaces maintained Gil the close of the month. the produc tor will come very close to 1,50O, ,0ot bounds. The aerial cable tramway yhich has cone excellent service fo many ylars in conveying ore from lh' k..ne to the smelter, has been discard GU and dismantled, and the ore is nov beng transported in six 50-ton stee Cars wklcA discharge the ore from Gestie directly over the ore bins 2 f.e old smelter. The working forI' at the mine has, during the pas H.on,h. been materially increased alt Che payroll at the present time show .arger force in the employment he company than in several year fasG
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-05
Jn Particular witb Otber Jni. portant Jnfcrmation from Per- scndl Observation zee .. eee
The Gao US Group
 COMES IN
 With S250 Ore
LOCATED NEAR PRESCOTT. ANc CAR LOAD HAS BEEN SENT
 TO THE SHELTER.

Ore Vein Runs From Two to Five Feet h Width--Lowest Assay Had ls s1se, and Best $500 Per Ton-Looks as Though the Property Will Be a Big Che, Although Only Development Work Has Been Done.