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The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

"But this does not accs unit ,or tht
very great disprorort.on." she insist.
ed. Zone Of our grs attest n.lels y
the. subject a mi S that NO en- b.
nature do not seem TO belong to tn.
lawbreaking elass
ooh. WE'LL" he SAID. with . li.t.e
irritation, IF sou ars TO ely g-ing te
deny the verdict Of time, ana i'm
memorial beliefs"
Yes. | am going to do just that.
she interrupted laughingiy, b with
earnestness. Il will not allow, in my
presence. my sex O be decrie for Its
lack of honor. Until statis les can be
brought to prove me wrong, shall
maintain that all the facts which
krow po'nt just the other way. All
the women that l personally know are
quite as honorable as the men they
go with, AID most Of them are much
m~re so And tie satisfies 81
crime which I have seen agree with
my own observation"
MT. r. n. Lancaster, writing III
Modern Women" declares. or makes
his characters declare, that girls and
women are lacking in honor, ard cites
various modern novels to show that
the heroine of each, who is held up
to our admiration, is pictured as quite
mendacious, and i, accepted as true to
life by all readers.
We must concede that Nancy
Stair" lovable, bewitching as she is
seemed TO need some instruction In
the arts of truth and probity. But
it is undoubtedly a fact that as yet
comparatively little care has been
taken to train girls and women in the
niceties of business dealings and the
stringencies of social word-keeplns.
1t is admitted that the moral delin-
quencies of the students in mems col
legeS far outnunber in quality AND
quantity those of women c~olleglans.
Still, in the one matter of truth-tell-
ing, we are told that woman was. is,
and ever shall be. inferior to her
brother-man. We appeal to every girl
and woman who reads this sentence
to make and gather all the evidence
possible on this subject. Is Our cor
respondent right? Do girls break
their neutrality-suspicious. oftener
than men? If so, do they most fire.
quently do this frcm a lack OF moral
principle regarding the truth? And
n 10 oirlc and yyoman really less hOu-
orable than boys and men?
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

WAS afternoon
on thai first Easter
day. The sun, as
though in SYM
pathy with the new
joy which h a d
come to the earth,
was shining forth
in his strength.
The notes of the
birds were gladder,
and the fragrance
and beauty of foil
age and flower was
v o rich or
full All nature
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
Easy.

Where is the daughter of tina
house?" pleasantly inquired Herlock
Solmes. as the company became eat
ed at the dinner table.
"How do you know l have a daugh-
ter?" asked the host. II am sure I
have never mentioned her name to
YOU"
The great detectives only reply was
toSrun his prehensile fingers under tho
edge of the table and hold up to the
applauding company q well-used COB
Of chewing-gum.-Chicago Sun.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
PRETTY ROSE-LEAF SACHET.
Save Your Petals and Make for Some
Friend This Delightful and
Most Fragrant Gift.

If you have cured q lot of rose pet
ais, try a sachet for the head OF your
bed. They are very pretty and fra
grant. writes a contributor to the Or
ange Judd Farmer. | use silkoline
for the bag, but any soft material will
answer quite as well, even the better
grades of cheesecloth, in the delicate
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
Change Of Address.

Cards should be sent within a week
after settling in a new home, and should
be engraved, If practicable, with the new
address: if not, 1t may be placed on your
cards with q pen.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14

"But women are sheltered from
crime nor than men," he reminded
her, ssand they are timid and super
stitious to a greater degree. which
partly accounts for their religious
~fervor."
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-14
(copyright, lOO5. by ]. N. Edson.l

Scripture Authority 1.-THE graves were
opened, and many bodies of the saints
which slept arose, and came out of the
graves after His resurrection, and went
into the holy city, and appeared unto
many"-Matt 27:52. SO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06
Some Weddings.

Pedro urioste was married this
morning 10 Miss Ayelina Chavez by
Rev. II. r. Gilherton.
Cauutita Rivera, the beautiful
daughter OF Jose Rivera was married
SATURDAY morning at 1 q. m. at he
Yves, side Catholic church, by Rev Fr
i. cIberton, To casimlro Sena son Of
.intcrio Maria Lueero. Afi,r tie
wedding the invited guests proceeded
TO the residence Of Sabine L0jan,
tso,herin.law of the bride. Wire AN
elegant banquet awaited them, AT =
o'clock y NJ, a grand bale, eomnli'
m%ontary to the movies took place at
BARRIERS hall where the friends of the
contracting parties danced 10 their
hearts content
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06
Pour Prendrc Congo.

Saturday night the ladies of the G.
l. a. 10 the b. Of l., L. gave a fare.
well reception 10 Mrs. +. G. Boomer,
a popular and useful member who Is
soon TO depart from the city. At a
seasonable time Mrs. j. b. Reed In
an a%ppreciatiye address presented
Mrs. Boomer with an elegant hand
painted plate. Mrs. Reed voiced the
high esteem In which the recipient
was held, not only by the members OF
the lodge. but by the people Of the city
generally. Mrs. Boomer made an ap-
propriate response. After a musical
and social hour delicious refresh.
ments were served,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06
Mrs. John Reynolds Dead.

Mrs. John Reynolds, who was at
tackled by her husband ten days ago,
died at the ladies' Home today. She
sustained an injury al the base OF the
brain, In addition TO horrible cuts on
the head. The woman made a brave
struggle for life. but from the first
the physicians had very little hope.
The preliminary examination OF
Reynolds will probably be held tomor.
row. He has been kept az the county
jail pending the outcome OF the wo-
mans injuries. The case looks pretty
black for him. and II II understood
that the woman's ante.mortem state
ment Ia extremely damaging.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06
Card Of Thanks.

The management OF the Home wish.
es TO express It's sincere thanks 10 the
members OF Priscilla club for 1896,
proceeds Of the sale OF their quilt.
The Home IL In need Of many improve.
ments, so the money received from the
sale Is very much appreciated and
Will be put to good use.
MRS. GEO. w. HARTMAN,
ssec'y Ladies' Relief Society.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

r. j. Easley returned last night from
a trip 10 Albuquerque. The Journal
down there reported the gentleman IN
from bis division headquarters at In
Junta. IL IL almost time the paper
was Learning that the headquarters
for the New Mexico division are not At
Ia Junta.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Word from Mineral Hin says II rain.
ed there ell yesterday afternoon and
all night. From Albuquerque comes
the news Of a heavy downpour and the
weather In Santa Re was vile. North
the rain does not seem 10 have ex.
tended a great distance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

VIM Vaughn. u jefferson, City. Mo.
passed through Las Vegas yesterday
afternoon, having with him the body
of hts niece. Miss Woliendorf who died
In Las Cruces Of tuberculosis, De.
ceased viii be remembered here as
she spent q part Of the winter in the
city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

The town of Las Vegas has been de-
voting considerable effort 10 protect.
Ing the property along the Gallinas
endangered by the spring floods. The
river Is high today, but thus far little
damage has been done.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Arthur gayanaugh. . former Las
Vegan has won the Cat prize offered
by the Albuquerque Elks at their IA
Eaar 80 The most popular MAI tn The
city. The prisa consists ~ q member.
shin n the 81 Paso Qulen sahe club
and q free trip wien the club TO the
next annual gathering q he national
herd
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

At the ladies' Home this afternoon,
Dr. YIN. r. Mills assisted by Doctors
Smith. Mueller and Farmer, amputated
all the toes Of John Cartwright. who
walked into the city with frozen feet
some weeks ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Prices for the Beggar Prince operas
70 those not holding communication
books, viii he, ti0o. T5c and 80 cents
Friday and Saturday nights. matinee
prices saturday afternoon. Adults soc
pupils. s5c. children under fifteen, Csc.
Seat sale open 10 the public March
Sth,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

The annual meeting OF the Relief
society will be held at tho Home. Tues
day. March 9Th, at 2 p. m, sharp, all
members are requested 10 Ire present
as business OF importance will come
before the meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

The communication books for the Beg
gar Prince operas March 10, and II.
will be on sale March 7. al Warnings,
subscribers should call and get them
and reserve their seats.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Fifty ncw pieces fine spring suit,
lngs just In from j. l. Gatsert 4 Go.
suits SIS up, guaranteed IN every par.
tieulan / X. Lewis, manufacturers
agent Door wcst az Lobby. s-64.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Mrs. G. II. Sporleder is very III and
grave fears are beginning TO be enter
tanned Of bor recovery. Many Las
Vegas friends are much worried over
her Illness.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Tho stone wall In the rear OF Mrs.
y. D~anziger's store on the south side
Of the plaza auccnmbed TO the ele.
ments last night. bursting a buggy to
pieces that stood near by.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Tho ladies' League Of the Presby.
terrain church will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 at the residence OF
Mrs. Oscar II. Burch, 1880 Fifth street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

"The Jolly American Tramp at the
Duncan opera house. March 9Th, tick.
eta on sale at the usual places; prices
75c, 60c and 2Jc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06
LOCAL

Mrs. C. Il. Baker Is reported very
low with pneumonia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-06

Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock
. heavy hail storm swept the country
around Shoemaker. No damage was
done.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25
YAvAPAI COUNTY
Growing Importance Of the Mining In
dustry. New Developments
From the Phoenix Gazette.

From the Phoenix Gazette
At the Ventura Hill mine sinking has
been started on the ore body lately cut
by the drift from the main tunnels and
it is opening out in good shape.
Bisbee people are sinking a 2O0-foot
shaft on the Pitts claims, short dis
lance from the Equator smelter, from
the bottom of which drifting operations
will be commenced in various directions.
The Sultan mill will again be started
as soon as a sufficient accumulation of
ore can be made. The mills capacity
is too great for the present supply, but
it is expected this will soon be rem
edied.
The Rincon company is preparing to
install its mill and the machinery is due
to arrive. A dam is TO be built, 1S0
feet long and % feet high, which will
store abundant water for all purposes
of the MILL
A. w. Miller and A. B. Coats have
a ten-months option on majority of
of the Apache Panther Gold Min
ing company's stock, within which
period they have agreed to spend
Sl4. 900 on a tunnel now in $50 feet.
Work is to begin within 30 days.
The Copper Chief company directors
o
have decided to proceed with the devel-
opment of their mine. Experts have
reported that the property contains
millions of dollars worth of ore in sight.
1t is located on Equator Hill and is an
extension of Senator Clark's Equator
mine
! The 600-ton smelter at Val Verde
seems an assured fact All of the ma
chinery has been ordered and the first
shipment is looked for soon. The CON
structing engineers are expected in a
few days and will devote their entire
time to the work of erecting the plant.
/ The sampling works should be finished
by the end of July. The company is
known as the Arizona Smelling com
pany.
A big gold strike is reported in the
Elephant mine of the Mammoth group
made by John Hise. This is the first
west extension mine adjoining the Sui
tan. The vein on the Sultan side of
the hill is u to Ii feet wide. In tun-
mel about 500 feet from the apex Of the
hill is ten foot vein of ore showing
free gold which averages about S23
There is from 10 to Is inches on the
foot wall that is also rich. In another
tunnel on the opposite side is another
drift now in ore which runs as high
as $72. A still lower tunnel will be run
from the west end of the mountain to
develop the ore body at depth of
1900 feet.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25
M0HAVE COUNTY
The Weeks Mining News as Reported
by the Miner

Miners are being engaged in Kingman
to go to the Gold Basin country, where
they will work in the Eldorado mine.
The German-American Mining com
pany is making extensive improvements
at its mines by erecting permanent
buildings, which betoken large develop
ment.
NJ. j. Dempsey, one of the owners Of
the famous Dempsey-O'Dea mines, re-
ports that they are proving up satisfac-
torily and much rich ore is being opened
up in the new workings
Peter White has returned from visit
to Eldorado canyon and gives it as his
opinion that the Blue Ridge range, on
the east side of the Colorado, is better
mineralized than are the hills on the Ne
yada side.
w, c. Bishop has been exhibiting
specimens of gold rock from an immense
vein, which he has located in the vicinity
of Pyramid Rock. He claims that the
ore carries good values and is in a Sec
tion where it can be cheaply worked.
Another installment of $4,000 on the
purchase price of the Copper Prince
group of mines, on Bill Williams fork,
was made last week in Kingman. This
amount is to be paid monthly to James
Rosborough and J. w. Johnson, the
original owners, by the purchasers.
The manager of the Commonwealth
Mining company reports good progress
IN developing the Pilgrim mine. The
shaft is 200 feet deep and will be car
ried 300 feet further. The shaft has
been in ore for some distance and cross
cutting for the hanging wall is now in
progress. The mines are among the
richest in the county.
In the Vanderbilt mine at Cerbat a
streak, 10 inches wide, of gold ore run
ming nearly $1,000 to the ton, has been
struck. In the same drift, where cross
cutting unearthed the rich ore, is a vein
5 feet wide which averages $40 in gold.
The mine was nearly condemned by the
poor showing made by the crosscuts to
the footwall, and now it looks like one
of the richest mines in the district.
A Quartzite letter to the Martinez
News-Herald has the following to say
of that field: Everything is running
full blast out at the mines. The Calyx
drill operated by Horton, for Beemer,
is making good right along. A depth of
200 feet has been reached in the search
for a good flow of water, and there
will be no let up until sea level is
reached, which is depth of about 100
feet. The little mill of Beemer is run
ming night and day and turning out
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25
CLIFTON AND M0RENCl
Items Of Interest From Graham County's
Big Copper Camps

From the Copper Era.
The Era is informed that athree-foot t
vein of ore has been struck in the Cop
per Plate, which averages $l0S in gold
silver and copper values, the copper go
ing about 80 per cent. The vein has
been cut for distance of 26-feet, and
the other wall has not yet been reached,
where it is expected that another vein
of ore will be found.
1t has been announced by the direc-
tors of the Shannon company that
converter plant will be put in during
the present year, and also that it is
more than likely that another smelling
furnace will be added to the plant The
increased output of the Shannon is a
source of satisfaction to the manage
ment and shareholders of the company.
f. NJ. Morris, prospector of the
lower country in the neighborhood Of
York station, last week shippeda ton of
rich copper glance to the Shannon Cop
per company. The ore was extracted
from a claim which Mr.. Morris has been
working only a short time, and comes
from vein which crosses the tunnel
now being run. The ore was shipped to
the Shannon as a sample and previous
assays give returns to the extent of 35
to 40 per cent copper, with some gold
and silver.
During the present week the Arizona
Copper company has erected a new
building near the quarry on Chase creek,
where they will install plant for the
purpose of briquetting the fines of coke
and coal The machinery is made in
Leeds, Scotland, and is in successful
operation all over Europe and the conti-
nent, though this is the first plant of
the kind ever put up in the United
States, hence its success will be of in
terest to all extensive users of coke
and coal. The present plant, which is
being erected as an experiment, will
have a capacity of 25 tons in ten hours.
From the Clifton Herald
The Chase Creek Copper company's
mine will be seven or eight vein min
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25
PIMA COUNTY STRIKES
Recent Reports Indicate Coming Pros
perity in the District

A small furnace has been running for
some time at Gleeson, turning out cop
per matte for the Copper Belle company.
The same company has in course of
erection lSO-ton copper furnace, which
is to be put in operation in about a
month. The new custom smelter at
Benson has not yet been blown in,
though everything is said to be in read
mess. 1t is understood that shipments
of ore have been light.
From the Tucson Star
w. o. Harrell, of Silver Bell states
that a new hosting plant is being in
stalled at the Union mine, where $50
men are employed.
The Arizona Consolidated Mining com
pany has decided to sink deep two-com-
partment working shafts on each of its
properties, viz, On the Tres Amigos
group, the Orc Blanco group in the Orc
Blanco mining district, Santa Cruz
county. and on the Banner group in the
Papago district, Pima county. tits ru-
mored that this company has exported
and has under consideration two groups
in the Santa Rita mountains. The pur-
pose of the new shafts is to open the
ore shoots on the various properties at
depth in anticipation of building mills
of large capacity which is now under
contemplation.
The Lincoln Consolidated mining com
pany, owning and operating the well
known Garcia mining properties in the
Papago mining district, Sierritas noun
tains, sent in yesterday from the mines
for shipment to the company's Office at
Chicago, about 300 pounds of very fine
samples of copper glance ore, onepiece
alone weighing about 40 pounds. The
Lincoln has nearly car of this ore at
the depot for shipment. The Arizona
Consolidated, owning the Banner prop
critics and joining the Lincoln on the
south, is preparing to sink deep double
compartment working shaft. The United
Copper Mining company, joining the
Lincoln on the east, is now sinking two
deep shafts under contract.
George S. Mulkey, with Messrs. Seb-
ring and Clemons, is engaged in taking
out and shipping wulfram ore. They
are shipping one ton week, for which
they receive, at Dragon, $40O a ton.
Mr.. Mulkey says that during the past
six years there has been quarter Of a
million dollars received for that class of
ore, the product of which has yielded
over million of dollars. The Republic
mine, at johnson, said Mr.. Mulkey, is
working twenty men, taking out copper
ore for shipment to El Paso and Benson
smelters, and the Peabody is sending
one carload of copper bearing ore each
week
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25
INCREASED TRACkAGE
The Globe & GiIa Valley Roadbed in Good
Condition Again

Large gangs of men have been con-
stantly at work on the G. 6. V. & N.
X. r. for several weeks repairing the
bridges, culverts and soft spots in the
roadbed, and that normal conditions are
practically restored is evidenced by the
fact that all trains are now running on
regular schedule time. The new
pile driver recently equipped here is
now in service at bridge near Bowie.
A blind drain has been placed lead
ing from the turn table in the local
yards to the wash north of the depot,
and the water which has flooded the
well since the storms of August last
has been drained off, greatly facilitat-
ing the operation of the engine re-
volyer.
Operations of the grading outfit
south of the city have been very rapid
and the new storage tracks are being
placed, relieving the congestion in the
yards. Over 100 cars were counted on
the tracks one day last week
Eighteen hundred feet of new siding
is being constructed at San Carlos and
additional side tracks at other points.
The rolling stock of the company is
taxed severely in handling the heavy
traffic of this greatest season in Globe S
history.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25
OUR NEIGHB0R PlNAL
Mining News Reported by the Arizona
Weekly Blade

The Big Lead Mining G. Smelling
company is making excavations prepar-
atory to the erection of fine new
hosting plant on its property.
Denver parties have taken lease on
the old Mammoth tailings dump and
will shortly commence the working of
the same for its wulfenite values.
John Scanlon, of Mammoth, has
bonded one of his fine lead properties,
located in the Mammoth section, to east
ern capitalists. He received $l750 cash
payment.
Placer miners in the Walnut Grove
district, Yavapai county, are making
from $5 to $S day panning gold. One
man hit $40 nugget one day and the
next day washed out $36 chunk. The
deposits are bunchy and the gold is very
coarse. Several thousand dollars worth
of dust has been procured in that sec
tion through this channel of mining.
From the Phoenix Republican.
A press dispatch from st. Louis,
Mo, says application has been made for
a receiver for the Standard Copper
company of Arizona and for an injunc-
tion restraining the sale or other con-
version of the property. The minority
stockholders wish the st. Louis office
discontinued and declare that mort
gage on the land and mill of the com
pany in Pinal county, Arizona, is invalid
because it was executed in Missouri.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-25

when the extensive development work
is completed. Shipping outlets from
the big tunnel can be cheaply made and
there will be no expensive hosting or
pumping plants. The stopping ground
will be immense. The miners now at
work have expressed their willingness
to take a greater part of their pay in
stock of the company, but Superin-
tendent Stevens prefers to pay them
the money.
After stormy meeting of the stock
holders of the Standard mines, some of
the number caused the arrest of Presi-
dent Ross on charge Of grand larceny.
Bond for $500 was given for his ap-
pearance before the next grand jury.
1t is said that there is $2O,000 in the
treasury and some of the stockholders
think dividend should be paid but Mr..
Ross wished to spend it in development
work. There is talk of a receivership
being asked for. There is a large
amount of high grade shipping ore in
sight and the mine is valuable one.