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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

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3u Berlin.
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brannte bas gar3e 6intergebGube in
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aber aroB. neil biele Maf9insn unb
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Die ghefrou bes &aufmanns Ranib
unb bic gbefrau bes S9neibermeiIters
&aitenberoer aus Shilbau tparen nit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19
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ni9t elm ein5iges @tanbbtlb, bus eli
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oer9egeben tpGren. Mouen Die Chine
len einen Der Sbrisen ober beionbers
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

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bon 8en6armen, gpli5ei unb Militdr
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Denen begann Dor ben 9ef9nprenen
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len Selfersbe(fer 8erfalpna's, Die bon
Der poli5ei eingebra9t nurben. Man
boffte, babur6 ben &Guber 2u ~ifoliren
unb ieiner S9lupfninfel 5u berauben.
Natiirli3 ertDies ft9 biefe 6pffnung
als eitel, benin fem fi3ilianifder 8auer
tpirb e tpagen. einem berii6mten 8anz
bitten Sbba9 gu berneigern pber gar
ibn 5u berrdtben. 8er1alpna erfreut
fi9 iiberbies elmer gang beipnberen 8ez
ltebt6eit i'm 8duernbplf, benin er 1T
ni9t blutbiirtig, er rG9t nur l1e6elz
tbaten unb er pliinbert nur Die &ei6en.
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gem 3u9tbaufe perurt6eilt. Inter ben
nerbafteten Mngeflaeten in@irgenti Be-
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Der S9niegerfp6n beg GGubers unb-
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duf feinen am 8oben lieoenben @o6n
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benz S~beaterbranb BON Chicago an Der
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ter a~usgefibrt, bus nur nod Der 8ea
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luft; Die 3abt Der @tebplGbe iDa fart
berrtngert, bic ieBige Notbbeleu9tung
bur6 eleftrtfde erfeBt perben. @Ge
Hdume bes gar15en 9aufes erbalten
telepbontf9e @erbinbung matchmaker.
gu ben @erbeHerungen gebOrt au9,
baB ouf Der Giidfeine bes Sbeater5etz
tels Elm Srienttrungsplan tGglt4 abb
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19
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nant ge6en uuf Sreiersfu5en = I4lies
Ben gepiB ne 8ernunftbeiratb?" .Q4,
ndre mir gang unm09li9!"
= 9an5 unn0t9ig. 2tefe,
6aben Sie ben @olbfif6en f6on fri
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benin, fie baben ia bus alte nod ni4t
oussetrunten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

-0osGrbe. Wifen sic, mas
Sic fino2 fu6r 9err GGsner Ieinen
tlnftigen S9nieger1obn an, Elm
@6ninoler ftnb 9ie... Sic baben
gefagt, buB sic BON S6rem Snfel
Weibner eeerbt BADEN. unb bie1er
Sntel mar Elm Suugeni9ts, elm 2ump,
Elm Spieler, Elm S9ulbenma9er. Mas
6aben Sic benn bon inn geerbt2 =
S99 Nqe feline 5s6ler.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
Republican Resolutions.

After endorsing the federal and ter ritorial administrations the republican convention held at Tucson last week, passed the following resolutions:
 And we do hereby resolve: That the delegates selected by this cOnven- tion to represent Arizona in the re- publican national convention to be held in Chicago June 2l, 1901, be, and they are hereby instructed to vote as unit and in favor Of the nomination of Theo- dore Roosevelt for president of the United States:
 That we absolutely discredit news paper and other rumors to the effect that President Roosevelt has assumed an attitude of antagonism toward sim gle statehood for Arizona, and that while we entertain none but he kind Hest feelings toward our neighbOrs Of New Mexico. we are unalterably op- posed to the admission of Arizona and New Mexico d. one state, and we prefer to remain under territorial govern mcnt until such time AS congress may be able to see every right to statehood d. they really exist rather than accept admission into the union under any 'orm of merger whatever. We claim that our interests. our business assO- citations, our "apid advancement in population, as well as our progress in all lines lha, go to build up and make a state are with Us today. And we feel an abiding faith that when the con- gre>s of the United States can see Us aS we are. that the great seal, the state of Arizona will by right belong to and be given Us. However, in case the iuestimablc boon of statehood is not conferred upon Arizona, Arizonians should br preferred for federal appoint mcuts in Arizona;
 And be it further resolved: That we. d. duly elected representatives of the republican party of the territory of Arizona, do hereby instruct the dele- gates elected in this convention to use in tbe platform of the national conven- tiou for single statehood for the terri tory or Ari@oaa- and ii not for such state, allow us 10 remain a terrIro,y V and at peace with ourselves"
 The Pima county delegation had res olutions adopted looking 10 the relief to congress from their narrow gauge bonds, uuwittiugly validated by a pre- cedinp CnnrresS.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
The Real Yellow Peril" "

Russian sympathizcrs are fond Of predicting the peril that might come to western civilization by the triumph o' Japan in the east and by the de- yelopment of China along the path that Japan has irodden.
 The Chinese, as noted by Lord Vol >eley and other competent observers, make under foreign drillmaSters ad- mirable soldiers. Imagine those drill masters to be the Russians, \ single military power would then control 500,o0o,000 people; single power would rule, with Persia and China. more than half the combined area Of Europe and Asia. And from all that vast land the very idea oi permitted liberty ot thought and action would be stamped out and absolutism take is place.
 The real yellow peril" would come to the rest Of the world 1T Russia. in the end victorous over Japan, were permitted to become the ruler in Pe- kin and to make CoSsacks Of the worlds most numerous race.-New York World.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
4 New Railroad.

Engineer F. A. Mcfarland and R. R. Coleman. ot the Southern Pacific were in Florence last week and or gauiLed survey corps to run q line from here to Mammoth. Billy Good, Walter BAjly, Harvey Elliott and Roy Hickey. all of this place, were em- ployed to go with the party in the capacity oi labDrers. Engineer Cole man took charge of the party that started from here Engineer McFar- land has a large party surveying in the vicinity Of Dudleyvile and up the Disappointment valley toward Globe. He returned to them.
 Last week Eug iueer Mcfarland and some of his assistants rode over the country along the Gila between here and Kelvin Engineer Mcfarland and his assistants are reticeut as to their purpose but if their movem ents are any indicatioe as to their intent, it is safe to cOuclJdo that the Gila valley road will be extended from Globe to this point and beyond, or that new branch of the SOAthern Pacific will be extended from Benson down the San Pedro and Gi;a to Florence and be- yond. At any rate it Is quite certain that Florence is to have new rail- road, under the control Of the South ern Pacific, within q short period oi time. We will take all the railroads we can get and do all we can to get them. They will bring in capital to help Us solve the water problem and develop this matchless section. There will be an awakening in this section inside oi the coming two years that will as tonish the outsiders as well as the nativcs.-Blade.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
What Utah NantS.

\ bill tO annex d portion of Arizona territory to the State Of Utah.
 Be it enacted by the senate and house Of representative, of ihe United States or Americ,, in congress assem- blcd, Ina. all of that por,ioa og Ari- zouS territory which lies north and west of the center of the Colorado river k hereby annexed to and shall hereafter he part of the State Of Utah: Provided, That the State of Utah shall, within one year after the approval of this Act, hv legislative enactment. accept tbc said described land a~ 30 part of the State of Utah and establish or extend county govern meut over the ~tmc.
 The strip o' country proposed to be ceded Co Utah ny tho above bin is cv- ceediuEy rich in mineral and also has some valuable agricultural land. Ari- zoua will not consent toa surrender of a single foot of this valuable territory. and surely no 'airminded congress man will conseu, to deprive i,s of j.; against our will
The copper era., 1904-03-17
Documents Filed For Record.

Following is list or documents filed for record at she county seat, com piled by Absiracter Fred Dysart:
 E. C. Rlber files proof of labor on Pride Of Placer Gu!ch in Greenlee dist.
 Chas L. Alt files proof Of labor on Red Rock in GreeElee dist
 Archie Roberts and wife 10 Sarah Hays, bill Of sale, $lo, tents and furnishings near Clifton.
 A. Lafave locates claims in Gold Hill dist.
 J. F. Robertson is appointed deputy sheriT
 Q. J. Cotey and wife to David Lloyd, deed, $l, land Of SC ne, F, 1 $, 29 e.
 Octav,ano Chavi~a and vile to Ave line Nerdugo. deed, Sl50, house and lot of A. C. Go. in Clifton.
 Ayelino Verdugo to ". E Wayland and one, deed, SlO. lease of lo,s and 9 of A. C. Co. and Improvements.
 F. C. Al-dorf to Margaret E. As dorf deed, SlO0. 3 claims in Greenlce dist
 W. r. Hagan to Standard Copper mines. bill of sale, 3l0. bldg. adjoining Copper Era bldg, in Clifton.
 Standard Copper mines to W. A. Leonard, power of atty, to apply for patent upon 10 claims in Greenlee dist.
 w. A. Leonard k appointed agent of Standard Copper mines. and said Co. file proof of la5or on claims in Greenlce dist.
 Jacob r.. Matthews to James x. Por- ter. deed, S75, 20 acres in secs. and To- 6 s. 24 e.
 TeIesioro Gomez and one to A. F. Williams, agt., bill of sale, Sl4O, house on lot l. san Francisco townsitc.
 j. E. Carpenter files proof Of labor on Lucky Day in Dewey dist.
 Peter Anderson to Mrs. Myra Foulka, deed, 500, , acres in SC, :, :, 26 Q.
 Arizona Copper Syndicate to John Grant Lyman, deed, sl, s claims.
 T. O'Bryan and wife to Austin Evans, deed, sl5. 900, 90 acres in sec. 2I. s4s--26 <.
 Austin Evans and WIG fp-G.Rrxan. deed, 5000 50 acres in sw. r., =. % e.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
SHOOTING SCRAPE
 AT TOMBSTONE.
Officer Mcdonald and Gambler Parkes
 Indulee in Lively FusiIdde.

Last night the quietude Of Tomb stone was broken into by a lively shooting atT tT-.=-in which two well known citizens took part-one an off cer and the other a gambler by the name of Park-
 Porter Mcdonald was making his regular rounF in the cole%don-eG eRmcang lie3nse aud approached Parkes for histAe-ese money. Parkes told the officer ghat he had paid for the license, and Mad it al home.
 He was told t4Eo and get it. so that the matter coulE be strengthened up. Instead of returning with the license, he brought back revolver, and after q few words opened fire on McDona Id, shooting three times Mcdonald re turned the fire, emptying two cart ridges at the gambler. A bystander grabbed his arm al the time. and both shots went wild. The gam bier was also not Of steady nerve and his bullets only perforated the air.
 Parkes has had the gambling privil- eges at Wentworth saloon for several months. and is known as a quiet, or ierly man. Much comment has been caused by his actions.-Bisbee Review.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
YAQUI INDIANS ARE DEFEATED.
4 Battle Reported Near GudymdS m
 Which Twelve We're Killed.

A special dispatch to the sonora Mail states that General Lorenzo Tor res and Rafeal Nsabel, governor Of Sonora, have just returned to San Jose de Guaymas after leading a combined force of government and state troops against the Yaqui Indians. who have been making headquarters in the Santa Ursula mountains.
 Th,A s:1slai.ars under Ysabel and Tor res were reinforced by volunteers rrUui the neighboring ranches and from San Jose de Guaymas. They surprised the Yaquis in their stronghold. The In- dians were defeated, after q decisive fight in which twelve of their number were killed, and the remainder, num- bering almost hundred, were cap turcd
 The Indians had but small supply of ammunition and were compelled to resort to their bows and arrows. or the fight might have been more interest ing. The prisoners were taken to Il nearby ranch and placed under a heavy guard They will be deported to Yu- catan.
 The Yaquis who killed James Fox, Cruz Barra and several other men at the Fl Pase ranch are believed to be among the Indians captured. If dis covered they will be shot.
The copper era., 1904-03-17

George l.. Walker, a noted authority on copper, in d recent letter to the Boston Commercial gives the following concerning Greene consolidated, which is interesting reading:
 Greene Consolidated is the subject Of another fairy story, which accuses q mining engineer, Of high standing Of crooked dealing, If the engineer in question reported unfavorably on the Greene property. the situation there must be very bad. a. that gentleman has reputation for accuracy, but a disposition for fairness which as rule carries him slightly to the favorable side. The Greene has been given a great deal of attention by certain inan- cial publications since the manage ment undertook to float it's most recent is>lle- QG-Sisr-,.c - is now declared that stockho'.ers tottK 70 per cent of the new issue. Understand that one of the several ,9reat disadvantages under which 0c,,Ss.1se is laboring is the discriminating tax rate that is imposed on mining companies by the Mexican government A Mexican newspaper declares that the tax amounts to an aggregate Of 10 per cent Of mines gross oatput. II this is right Greene must ray II cents in taxes for each pound Of copper produced. The facts given out at the company's recent an uual meeting cause the impression that no dividends may be expected on Greene stock for at least two or three years 10 come. There is certainty nothing in the situation to make the stock attractive to speculators at this particular time. The company ha been isappointment in everything but output. It is producing a large amount Of copper, but the cost of pro- duction appears to be discouragiugly close to the present selling price ot the metal.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
A Man Falls Off an Embdnkment Sus-
 tdinine Serious Injuries.

Las, week an accident happened near Geronimo, which came near end ing fatally for man whose name Is Renfrew Bowen. It seems that Mr.
 Bowen was walking from Globe to Thomas, trayeling at night along the railroad traSt,, when in some unac- cOuntable marner, Bowen lost his way and in trying4o find his bearings fell from an enb '<ment some fifteen feet high on tho ?! s5B.oad t-rfck SeIcw. strfa- ing bis back oh ono Of the rails, which caused concu! jon Of the sF.ae and the lower part Of his body to be paralyzed Raysen was foGnd in this condition by some Of the Indians on the reserva- ton. who thinking they could cure him by some Of their superstitions be- gan circliag around him, chanting in their weird fashion a. each one would go to Bowen and lay their head against his. This did not do much to ale viate the intense pain which he was suffering, he managed to get away from them and with his arms drag himself into Geronimo, a distance of five miles, where he wa5 cared for by kind people and next day sent 10 the county hospital al SolOmonviIle.
 When Bowen arrived in Solomon vile he wa, truly in pitiabIe coudi- tion, all of the lower part of his body being bruised and torn from being dragged oyer the track. It was thought by Dr. j. H. Lacy that he would only live for short time but since then under the treatment received in the hospital there has been marked i'm ovement.-Bulletiu.
The copper era., 1904-03-17
QUARREL WITH CATTLEMEN.
Rich Mines of Sonora Involved in DiS-
 pute Over POSsessOry Rights.

One Of the largest mining contests engaged in the courts Of Sonora is now being fought by large land and mining owners in northern Sonora. For some time the Sonora Land and Cattle company. which claims to own about 7j. GOO acres of mineral and cat tie land. has been threatening to sue a number of American companies who aen tow operating their IniRa--s>s-a -a---- -z-wiS 'sGuora Lan1 company. Under the Mexican law the first one to finS mineral. whether owner or pros pettor. is allowed to apply for title, and when title is received the courts will sustain any claim against oth CTS attempting to take the land from the one holding title.
 Various companies and individual operators in the section claimed by the Sonora Land company recently got to- gether and pooled their interests and selected Frank A. smith. secretary Of the Mine Owners Association, and they have retained Messrs. Gregg & EIesca t) look after their interests. The sonora Land company has its at ,ornoy now in the City of Mexico try ing 10 get the American companies busted and close down the mines now operating. Among the mines which are said to be on the Sonora Cattle company'5 land, are the Fl Tigre, the Palomjnos, the San Jose and the Montezuma Copper company. The various properties are valued at more than SlO.O00, GOO and bitter fight is being waged by both sides.-Cananea Hnrnll
The copper era., 1904-03-17
Cement Plant For Washington.

All bids for supplying l50, 900 to 250, GOO barrels of Portland cement for the Salt river irrigation dam in Ari- zona have been rejected by the in terior department, on account Of the excessive prices asked by the manu- facturers.
 The department states it can manu facture 6rst-clasS Portland cement right on the ground, with materials near at hand, and save 8 per barral on the prices submitted. IL will now consider the question of establishing a plant. buying the supply in the open market, or re-advertisement of bids