davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1904-05-26
An Attempt to Rob the Globe POstoffice.

An attempt was made last week to rob the Globe postoffice. Entrance was effected through the rear door by cutting hole in the panel through which the lock was reached and au iron bar used for greater security was removed from its fastenings.
 The robber or robbers, alter gaining an entrance, attempted. with nitro glycerine, to blow open the safe con- taiuiug the funds, stamps and regis tered mail. but for some reason Were not successful, and it is propable that they were frightened, as they left without repeating the attempt on the safe. Al the drawers in the pos to T ce furniture were opened in the search for money, excepting Postm aster C.. NJ. Allsop's private desk, which ap- parently was overlooked.
 The robbers secured only s2 in silver which they found in the Western Union telegraph desk, located in the postoffice. Had they succeeded in breaking into the safe. they would have found only a small amount Of money there as Postmaster Allison never allows funds to accumulate, making frequent remittances. No clue of importance has been obtained that might lead to the identity Of the robbers
The copper era., 1904-05-26

A tale comes up from the Picacho, Mexico, that proves the Mexican can work out a get rich quick scheme on his own account. The ore in the Picacho is so rich that mining is only done in the day time, and as the min CTS. most of whom are Mexicans. come off shift they are searched thoroughly to prevent the theft Of the ore. Sev- eral days ago the suspicious of the mine foreman were directed to Mex ican whose bootheels seeme1 to be be considerably higher than was com patiole with easy walking. The Mexican was required to take off his footwear and an examination revealed that both heels were hollowed out, the bottom being ingeniously screwed on to the sole. In the hollow of the heel was found some Of the r-fcire-s ore produced in the mine.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Great Ore Strike.

\ magnificent body of cOncentrai- ing ore has been encountered in a cross-cut ic the S0O-foot level of the Alice mine at Troy. This level ex- tends east along the vein from the breast of the great 1, l,100-foot work in q tunnel driven into the Alice vein from the southwest side of the mountain and but recently completed. The ore consists Of copper and iron sulphretS, carrying about 6 per cent. copper and good pay values in gold. The full eX- tent of this great ore body has not been fully determined yet, but it has been sufficiently blocked out to show that it is real bonanza.
 IL lies directly under the 300 and l0O-foot levels extending west from the initial working shaft and it is quite probable the secondary sulphides found in those levels will continue ore body on the goo level. An uprise has been started from this 500 level to connect with the west end of the 100 shaft level. This will give good ventilation for the entire works.
 The 500 level will be continued east as rapidly as possible till it reaches a point directly under tsS Alice shaft anltbeu an uprise Y, soe made to meet the s6afs aSd ffom present in dications world of ore will be blocked out by this work. X large volume of water is flowing out through the long tunnel. It is ample to meet the requirements of a large concentrating plant.-Belt.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Injunction Dissolved in Favor of Arizona
 Eastern.
Eastern.

Advices have been received from
 Florence 10 the effect that Judge
 Fletcher N. Doau, who held :he last
 term Of court at the Pinal county seat,
 dissolved the injunction restraining
 the Arizona Eastern Railway com
 pany from working men on the grade on the disputed territory Of eighteen Gila river.
 The Phoenix and Eastern operatives jumped from the south side ot the Gi;a river to the territory between Kelvin and Dudlevville to which the Arizona Eastern claimed right Of way, having filed maps of the disputed territory in the land office at Tucson in advance of the agents Of the Op- position company.
 The Arczona Easte"n, through it's attorneys asked Judge Doan at Flo: ence, about two months ago, to issue an injunction order restaining the Phoenix and Eastern from operating on the Arizona Eastern ground. The dDpIl lcdLlOn was ueuleO. SuD-eQ uentIy The Phoenix and Eastern made appli. cation for an injunction, which peti- tion Judge Doan granted the appli- cant5 in court at Solomonville Later the attorneys for the Arizona Eastern asked that this injunction be dis solved, Judge Doan, sitting at Solo. knoxville denying the application.
 Attorney I've, ts--,S5;-ssE ;s Florence Ias. 'eex ana -saIu as ked that the injunc- 0 ion be dissolved. The application ! 'as granted. This means that the rizona Eastern will increase their V )rces on the GIla. Contractor Cole C ian is now on the ground and will y ush operations as before. There are | ow about total of 1000 men on l. he grades Of the two com anies engaged in building railroads iilroads on the Gila east Of Florence. c Details Of the transaction incident ) the issuance Of an order to dis 0 1lve the Injunction have not yet cached this city.-TucsOn Citizen.
The copper era., 1904-05-26


 -vs s'-.~~-.. .. uuTureu dollars and then suspended during his good behaviour Liberal.
 Dr. Crocker went out to Malone last week To look over the gold placers re- gently discovered hy 5. J. Wright. He found that Mr. Wright was taking out about five dollars I day, and if he had water would be able to take out more. d. much more time was spent in hauling water than in washing the dirt. He thinks there is q great sec ton of count~v there that is good placer ground fl water could be pro- cured. The doctor and Fred Malone have located d number of placer claims They found d luNuriant grape vine in an arrova, which looked as though is roots were down to water. and Malone has commenced digging d well ju7t above the vine. If he gets d good supply of water he will be able to wash out plenty of gold in a short time. for the ground is very rich. The showing that Wright has made excited the crews at work on the Ma lone mill so much that all but two of thc men quit, and located placer claims. IT the dry washer that will handle this dirt has been invented this camp would be great place for it. Liberal.
 N fll, 4n f1eyas- ments for a new kind of vacation this year. He has studied the matter out, and concluded that the necessary part of q vacation is change. When he arrived at this conclusion he com mcnccd negotiations with some of the people in thc Southern Pacific general offices in san Francisco. There was discovered d mau who wanted to take a vacation. and arrangements were made 50 tbat Mr. Ciapp can have his job during the vacation. He expects to leave hc~e q week from Sunday, and go to work on the first Of the month in San Francisco instead of being at the head of the office, as he is in I-oIuapuTS' ne WILL ne general ullIlty man. and have tO do the work that the other men leave This will be de- cidcd change, and so ought to make successful vacation. Another change from all other vacations will be the matter Of expense. Heretofore vaca- uous have always been money out. This one will pay its own expenses. 1T on his return Mr. Clapp pronOunces il d success il may become popular.- IIn.rnl
The copper era., 1904-05-26
A MESSAGE AND A PRAYER.
tIn Memoriam

Un Memoriam.J From the Atlanta Constitution. If tears are eloquent, oh Lord, And elOquence is dumb with tears, Then are we far more eloquent Than we have been these many
 years. Nor can we speak, try as we will, Because our hearts are bleeding SO With tens of thousand other hearts In far Chicago bowed with woe. Look down and comfort them, oh,
 Lord.
 With wireless messages of love. And send them whisperings soft and
 low
 And tender as the turtle dove. And while the world is weeping now In sympathy that's all sincere, Oh, give them strength and comfort,
 Lord,
 To start with hope their sad New
 Year Dear mother, father, husband, son, Whose loss no other hearts can feel, Look straight into the face of God And whisper, "Thy will" while you
 kneel. And tell to Him, in confidence. Your souls desire, your hearts dis
 pair. little while the cup must pass, And you meet them over there. And you who read between the lines Who know the tenderest part of Will know that, floating in my eyes, Arc tears from out the heart of me. But surely l have company, For men and women, black and
 whi.e, In nearly every house Of God. Are mourning for you all tonight. Captain Jack Crawford, the Poet Scout.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
GREATLY ALARMED. By a Persistent Cough, but Perma- nently Cured by Chamberlain's
 Cough Remedy.

Mir. II. r. Burbage, d student at law. in Greenville, $ C., had been troubled for four or five years with q continuous cough which he says, greatly alarmed me. causing me to fear that l was in the first stage of cousumption." Mir. Burbage. having seen Chamberiain's s Cough Remedy advertised, concluded to try it, Now read what he says Of it. II soon felt Il remarkable change and after using two bottles of the twenty-five cent size, was permanently cured" Sold by all dealers in medi- cine
The copper era., 1904-05-26
A Sure Thing.

It is said nothing is sure except death and taxes. but that is not alto. gcther true. Dr. Kings New Di-cov- erV for Consumption is d sure cure for all lung and throat troubles. Tboue- ards can testify tO that. Mrs C. r. NanNetre of shepherd town. W. Va says - bad q severe case Of jronchiti. and for d year tried everything 1 heard Of. but got no relief. One bottle of b.. king'9 New Discovery then cured me absolutely" It's infall,olc for Group, WhoopinG Cough. Grip, Pneumonia and Consumption. Try il. It's guaranteed by all druggists. Trial bottles free. Reg. sizes JOc, $lOO.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Travelling is Dangerous.

Constant motion jars the kidneys which are kept in place in the body by delicate attachments. This is the reason that travellers, trainmen, street car men, teansters and all who drive very much. suffer from kidney disease in some form. Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the kidneys and cures all forms of kidney and bladder disease Geo. l.. Hausen, locomotive engineer, Lima, O., writes, Constant vibration of the engine caused me great deal of trouble with my kidneys, and I got no relief until I used Foley's Kidney Cure" Arizona Copper Go.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
CAVE CREEK EXCITEMENT.
News of a Rich Strike In the Mashack.
 erty Mines.

The excitement over the mining de-
 relopments in the Cave Creek country
 is increasing and spreading Many
 old mining men hare always had great
 faith in that region and their faith is
 now beginning to be justified. Men tion was made day or two ago by The
 Republican of the Davies discovery
 week news of a strike in the old Mas
 hackerty in the same neigh borhOod
 reached town. F. F. Doll is the
 principal owner Of the property with
 William Channell, who has been
 working it for several years, most Of
 the time alone. The work has
 largely been confined to tunnel for an extension or which survey was
 made not long ago by Captain Ingalls,.
 The tunnel ran through a rich con glomera:e formation and finally pene- trated a rich bematite kidney. The deposit is Eery extensive one and as- says are SO high in gold that the own CTS do not like t0-say at the present time what they are.
 The tunnel is twenty-five feet wide and sixteen feet high and 125 feet long. It is ore all the way from the mo2th and the farther it has gone the richer the ore has gotten. Captain fngaIls said, ihat~ Y,;sen.l .le -rE'sia..tsI it ne could take ore from any part of ( he tunnel and wash gold out of it. fr. Colley, Peoria, III. attorney, 'ho has been living in the Cave Creek ountry for his health for the last ear. was in the city. He said that here have been several other prom ing discoveries in that neigh bor- ood recently and interest has been evived in the old Phoenix and Mari opa mines. The people there believe nat there will soon be great camp n Cave creek
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Mine Promoter Found Guilty of Fraud.

George ". Rumble was found guilty hy the jury before whom he was tried jp the United States District Court at san Francisco last week. Rumble was accused by the government with hay ing used the United states mails for fraudulent purposes. He organized a corporation known as the Sunset Min ing company, and asserted that there were twelve mines belonging to the promoters.
 During four years time Rumble took in $50 900. Postal inspector O'Con- nell asserts that Rumble cleared up $50 GOO from the dea'.
 It took the twelve men just an hour t0 come To a c0TcN0sfon Rum 55lis 5l6s |, | i6, ia not seem at all disturbed by the result. Yesterday he said he was confident of an acquittal. but his manner did not insure the belief that his statement was a sincere one.
 The case will be appealed. In the meantime Rumble will be given his liberty upon bond of Sl0,000, which will be furnished.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Notice for Publication. Homestead
 Entry Mo- 2937.
DErARrIENr or THE INTERIOR.
 Land Office at Tvc-DS Ariln,

Land Office at TUc,oS. Arizona.
 May I9. lgOi Notice is hereby given that the following named .cttlcr Ina, filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will hc made before the Clerk of tbr District Court in his office at Aolumonyilic, Arizona. on saturday July 9 l9J4 viz Samuel Drnicls, oi Duncan. Arizona. for the Lot X . .. W . N i1 W i4. see [, r 7- R. 3l- r.. C. e = E E X NJ
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon. ani cultivation of. said land. viz Jamc~ V Parks of solomon vile. Arizona, Tote Lacey. Henry Harris Edward McElvy, all of Duncan. Arizonn.
 MILTON R. MooEF
 Register. First Publication May 9t. 1901. G-a0
The copper era., 1904-05-26
To Cure a Cold Tn One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qu.niu, Tah- lets. All duggist- refund ths money if it fails to cure. r.. N. Grove -ig- nature ison each bonufc
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Will Cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren of Finch. Ark. writes, "Foley's Honey and Tar is the best preparation for coughs, colds and lung trouble. I know that it has cured con sumption in the first stages" Arizona Copper Co,
The copper era., 1904-05-26

All Trains carry passeDgers.
 Make close connection at Bowie with >- r. trains for both East and West, and at Globe with stage lines to PaysOu. Upper -alt River Valley. Riverside. Tonio Basin. Ray and Black Warrior Mines A. N. ZEAL supt
 EPFs H.RAHDoLr PresideHt
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Wanted.

Spec ciai Representatives in this county and adjoining territories, to represent and advertise an old eStab. lished business house of solid financial standing. Salary s2l weekly, with Expenses advanced each Monday bv check direct from headquarters Horse and buggy furnished when necessary; position permanent. Ad- dress Blew Bros. & Co.,, Room 6l0 Monon Bldg. Chicago, III. l-7-6
The copper era., 1904-05-26

Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly adapted for asthma, bronchitis and hoarseness. Arizona Copper Co
The copper era., 1904-05-26

You never heard Of any one using Foley's Honey and Tar and not being satisfied. Arizona Copper Co.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
ARTICLES OF lNCOR TORATIOy
 STATEHOOD MINING co.
TERRITORY OF ARIZOSA
 Gpunfv Of Graham.

County or FfHhan.
 l. Nit sim'ns. county recorder .r and r the County Of Graham Tcrrifory of Rrf5.r. r- hereby certify that ! have carefully sar-...-.-, the within snd following. made ID tfo !. Corbin. and consisting of Tart- ltsiaes -t'1. one. with the records in my ofice and frF f.. same to be d full. true. and Currtt copy of .fr within mentioned articles of iurr-fa-l..l.-, La. the same appears of record in tic oef.. af .s q Recorder: and further cCrfifF that fn. st.-' .- recorded in Book Interpretations. at pogo. -r and Sl.
 In witness whereof. have lc-euuts ..t --v hand and affixed the seal of rar ,fr.- this Srd day of May. n. laug
 Mn >tWNs. Couu.v K,.1-l.r
The copper era., 1904-05-26

Clipped beef, cold boiled ham, fresh oysters at Clifton Market.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
ss zs s55-zss-- E5 7zs- zE- zl- NEW MEXICO NEWS


w. IT. Campbell, Il conductor on the El faso & Northeastern recently lost his left band. Something was wrong with the air on his train. In attempt ing to remedy it he fell and his left hand was run over and mashed by one of the wheels. Mr. Campbell was well known in Lords burg, having worked for some time on the Arizona &s New Mexico road
 W. ;. Patton, q civil engineer con nected with the Arizona & Eastern. who was in the scrap with the PhOe- nix v Eastern people for the posses sion Of the canyon near Kelvin. ar rived n the city last week He will outfit here and take Co the hills. Mr. Patton i- not al all communicative and refuses tO give any information re- garding his future movements.- Liberal.
 I section of he population of the Gila river were in town las: week. most Of them being called in as wit ncsses in q case before Judge McGrath Tom Johnson who works for Lyons & Campbell, on the river, was charged by his wife with beating her. When brought before the court he plead guilty, and gave as an excuse that his wife persisted in allowing women, of whom he did not approve, visit her. On his Dlea of uIil,---cs.ssl-a -.s rr.7zszs1 s1
The copper era., 1904-05-26
. T FNtEfiti.ff. U EKtt,NN
 V N EOtI-MAHh
state oi aliEnruia [ 'prIufX of Los Aurgi.-

state ni alii,trulH County of Los Augcic-
 Before uc. \. NJ Cate. l N.fr.. TrH-r. .. and for the County nf in. Anr...,.- -fst. .f California. con thfs day Ior-nuaIis Hf.i,Hr..I ) EvcrhnrdN. II C. Brown HuI W W s...-fuar- known to int 10 he thc I,fsuf.. w un-. fHf..- are subscribed tp thr foregoing uI.ffl..trf rnf acknowledged to mc thHt they aui ..t II. ..f f....a executed inc same for thf rurpo-s Hli l..H...l erttiOu therein expressed
 Given under my huud Hf.i t,.fI .uf tf..f. t'.I. 2'th day of April. X. b IfIt
 tAII-
 Noiary Puhlir 10 auI ftr I..- trr.... Nunrinl seal. County -fHf. of 'tlf.faIs My commission expires con thl lth Ias ni NH.. 100
 First publication Nny Ith
The copper era., 1904-05-26

kNow AL MEN BN rur>r PEf-F>l- r.,t We. the undersigned. J. ]. EVcrharft U ., Brown and ". " Godsmark. sii of tf.t. Comm, of Los Angeles, in the State of talisn-tif have voluntarily associated ourSrlyc. i.s.-h.- sr the purpose of forming s corporation l.i.- t... laws of the Territory of Arizona.
 ANp WIZ DO hERFHN tFHrfFN.
 l. That the name of said rurpo ration sirf. I'd.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
STATEHOOD MINING coNPAxY

II. That the principal place of .-s,f. -- business in said Territory ol AriruuH. .tl I'd. al Clifton in the tOunfN of GrHhHw
 III. That the general naiurc of thr hI.lr.s, proposed to be transacted los said ,orrnraf.an and the objects ant purposes for which it q. formed are:
 1 To acquire by purchase. lras,. tis,Utrrt or location. or to otherwise obtain. and tn o1s n hold. use exploit operate and develop. f...r. and placer mining claims. mines. mining pr.p critics. deposits lands realty. cast m'uf- sCrt |. tudeS, rights of way and pruprrty rights.
 . To buy. lease, construct. ow %. use. ofsrra fr and improve roads. bridges tunnels. tutrfi sites. reservoirs dams. waierw orks. pl.-n mn
The copper era., 1904-05-26


 -~1
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-08-27
TO BREAK STRIKE.

GIRARD, Ohio, Aug. 24.-Twenty
strike breakers, accompanied by large
guard of special officers arrived here
shortly before daylight and after be-
ing reinforced by additional officers
from the mill. the party was escorted
into the plant OF the American Steel
Hoop company,
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis. District Court Eleventh
Judicial District.
Harry A. Simonson. Plaintiff,
Ge~s vs..
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named defendant I'll
You are hereby summoned and re-
qnired to answer the complaint in the
above entttledz.action: which has been
filed in the office Of: the Clerk of said
Court and to serve "a copy of your an
their office IN the City of Eveleth, Min
nesota. f within thirty days after the
service OF this summons upon you, :ex-
elusive OF the day az such service. .
IL you fail answer the com plant
within such time. the plaintiff will APP
ply 70 the. court for the relief demand
= .sz<s .s--$ $s5zE- DAVIS q FERRY
! zss s !: a SIS 5S IIss55Attorneysfor Plaintiff,
1 EveIeth, MINI esota.
Labor. Yorld-----A :, Sept. 10, q.
49, Is OSSs
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-08-27
not want to know any strike breakers,
replied the girls.

not want to know any strike-breakers,
replied the girls.
Then Secretary Floersch informed the
ptckets who they had been talking to,
and one of the girls almost tainted.
The Greek merchants in all parts of
the city state they are being boycotted
because many Of their countrymen have
accepted employment in the yards.
During the past few days the business
men have urged the Greek strike break
ers to leave the yards, and promised
President Donnelly yesterday that 1000
would desert the packers to-day.
THE pastors of the two Greek
churches have urged the members to do
all in their power to induce the Greeks
in the stock yards to quit" said Presi-
dent Donnelly.
Nearly $1,000 was received by the
strikers yesterday. John e. Fitz-
patrick, Forty-seventh street and
Center avenue, made second donation
of 500.
Three Austrians, on their way from
Cleveland to the stock yards, jumped
from Nickel Plate train at Sixty
third street yesterday after struggle
WIN the guard, VINO ndn accompanied
them from the East. The Austrians
told the police they did not know until
near Chicago they were to take the
place Of strikers. Then they demanded
their freedom.
This was refused by the guards, and
when Sixty-third street was reached
the Austrians kicked the door to pieces
and escaped.
President Donnelly visited the yards
Swift & Co.'s office he met Superin-
tendet C. O. Young, and after shaking
hands the two conversed for several
minutes on matters outside pf the
strike
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-08-27
Political Announcements.
The following citizens candidates for political office
subject to the action Of the Primary Election be held on
Tuesday September 2oh They respectively ask for the kind
ly consideration and support of organized labor
SHERIFF,

William j. BATES-I would resnect-
fully announce to the voters of St
Louis county that l am a Republican
candidate for the nomination for Sheriff
at the approaching primary election. If
nominated and elected I shall endeavor
to occupy the office in fair and i'm
partial manner toward ALL while dis
charging the duties in a thorough man
ner. I have tried to make a good de-
putty sheriff and shall. If elected. trv
and meet the requirements of sheriff in
every detail.
JACK MILES-I hereby announce
myself as a candidate for the Repub-
Hcan nomination for the office of sher-
IF. I have lived in Duluth for the
past twelve years; am graduate from
the Central High School, and served as
private in Co. A, 18th Minnesota,
Volunteers in the Spanish-America
war, and In quelling the uprising Of the
Chippewas at Leech Lake in October.
1898
I believe that I am qualified to dis
charge the duties Of this important Of
flee, and as I never have been a can
dtdate for office I respectfully soil
cit the support Of the Republican vo-
tiers of this county. Members of un-
ion labor can rest assured that I am
friendly to their cause, and If elected
to the office of sheriff my only pur-
pose will be to see that the law is en-
forced. ! will be in league with no in
terests that will seek special favors.