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The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-11
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some unpleasant fashion. Under the
present arrangement the independence
of the island is scrupulOuSly respected,
the danger of violation of the Monroe
Doctrine by the intervention of for
eign powers vanishes. and the inter-
ference of our government is minim-
lied, so that we only act in conjunction
with the Santo Domingo authorities to
secure the proper administration of
the customs, and therefore to secure
the payment of just debts and to Sc
cure the Santo Dominican government
against demands for unjust debts.
The present methods prevents there
being any need of our establishing any
kind of protectorate over the island and
gives the people of Santo Domingo the
same chance to move onward and up
ward which we have already given to
the people of Cuba. 1t will be doubly
to our diseredit as nation if we fail
to take advantage of this chance; for
it will be of damage to ourselves. and.
above all. it will be of incalcuIable
damage to Santo Domingo. Every cons
sideration of wise policy, and above all,
every consideration of large generosity
bids us meet the request of Santo Do
iningo as we are now trying to meet
So much for one feature of our for
eign policy. Now for one feature of our
domestic policy. One of the main fea-
lures of our national governmental poll
cy should be the effort to secure ade-
quate and effective supervisory and reg
ulatory control over all great corpora
tions doing an interstate business. Much
of the legislation aimed to prevent the
evils connected with the enormous de-
velOpment of these great corporations
has been Ineffective partly because it
aimed at doing too much, and partly
because it did not confer on the govern
ment a really efficient method of hold
ing any guilty corporation to account
The effort to prevent all restraint of
competition, whether harmful or bene-
fetal, has been iH-judged what is need
ed is not so much the effort to prevent
combination as a vigilant and effective
control of the conbinati tions formed, so
as to secure just and equitable dealing
on their part alike toward the public
generally, toward their smaller cornpeti-
tors, and toward the wage-workers in
their employ.
Trust Legislation Needed.
Under the present laws we have in the
last four years accomplished much that
is of substantial value; but the diff
culties in the way have been so great
as to prove that further legislation is
advisable. Many corporations show
themselves honorably desirous to obey
pCrations, and very wealthy. ones at
that exhaust every effort which can be
suggested by the highest ability, or Sc
cured by the most lavish expenditure of
money, to defeat the purposes of the
laws on the statute books.
Not only the men in control of these
corporations, but the business world
generally. ought to realize that such
conduct is in every way perilous and
constitutes menace to the nation gen
orally. and especially to the people of
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-11
NO SLEEP FOR MOTHER
BABY Covered With Sores and Scales.
Gould Not Tell What She
Locked Like.
MARVELLOUS CURE BY GUTICURA

cat four months old my baby's face
and body were so covered with sores
and large scales you could not tell
what she looked like. No child ever
had a worse case. Her face was being
eaten away, and even her finger nails
fell of. It itched so she could not
sleep, and for many weary nights we
could get no rest. At last we got Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. The sores
began to heal at once, and she could
sleep at night, and in one month she
had not one sore on her face or body.
Mrs. Mary Sanders, 7o9 Spring ST.,
Camden, N. J.''
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-11

acquiesce in the policy of the law have
taxed to the utmost the machinery of
the department of justice. In my
judgment congress may well inquire
means for carrying into effect the law.
I believe that all corporations en-
gagged in interstate commerce should
be under the supervision of the ma
tional government. 1 do not believe
in taking steps hastily or rashly, and
it may be that all that is necessary in
the Immediate future is to pass an in
terState commerce bill comforting upon
some branch of the executive govern
ment the power of effective action to
remedy the abuses in connection with
railway transportation. But in the
end, and in my judgment at a time
not very far off. we shall have to, or
at least we shall find that we ought
to, take further action as regards all
corporations doing interstate business.
The enormous increase in interstate
trade, resulting from the industrial de-
veIopment of the last quarter of a
century, makes it proper that the fed
eral government should, so far as may
be necessary to carry into effect its
national policy, assume a degree of
administrative control of these great
corporations.
A Possible Remedy.
1t may well be that we shall find
that the only effective way of exercis-
ing this supervision is to require all
corporations engaged in interstate
commerce to produce proof satisfac-
tory, say, to the department of COM
merce, that they are mot parties to
any contract or combination or en-
gagged in any monopoly in interstate
trade in violation of the antitrust law,
and that their conduct on certain 9TH
er specified points is proper; and.
moreover. that these corporations shall
agree, with a penalty of forfeiture of
their right to engage in such COM
merce, to furnish any evidence of any
kind as to their trade between the
states whenever so required by the de-
partment of commerce..
It is the almost universal policy of
the several states, provided by statute,
that foreign corporations may lawfully
conduct business within their bOun-
Gates that they have complied with the
requirements of their respective states;
in other words, that corporations shall
not enjoy the privileges and immuni-
ties afforded by the state governments
without first complying with the policy
of their laws. Now the benefits which
corporations engaged in interstate
trade enjoy under the United States
government are incalculable; and in
of the federal government is supreme
when it chooses to exercise it.
When, as is now the case, many of
the great corporations consistently
strain the last resources of legal techni-
caIity to avoid obedience to law for
the reasonable regulation of their busi-
ness, the only way effectively to meet
this attitude on their part is to give to
the executive department of the govern
The Topeka state journal., 1905-08-11

The state bank commissioner Is pre-
pairing to issue another call for state
ment from the state banks.
The Jewish outlook. (Denver, Colo.) 1903-1913, 1905-09-29
New Things For
Autumn

Extensive Showing of New Fall
Wearing Apparel for Women and
Misses That is Extremely High
Class, Original and Exclusive in
Design.
The oasis., 1905-09-09

Pennsylvania AY rhHHes 4 Hanhff9 attorney 70 iaff Nli9-e r0si NlNee Hdfftst is Patagonia, lufnHH nHs iDade application fNr IHient iv iIie klonaYse. fentat and WonttzHma lndes. Survey No 1k7 situate u Patagonia mining dlHNet santa cfI1 county and des- ctlNed Hs f4iluNs.
 ELoNpYKE LoDE Beginning at corner hu }. whence VI N No nfs ls degrees B nlhutes ts t3JN z fhenee x i1 degrees iS WiHutts w tN q Co corner No 2 thence 70 degrees 23 minufes E. lt4 ft io corner No3. corner N2 thence degrees 70 minutes ", yo4 ii t0 eetnnr No 5. thence 6l degrees " minutes " -9l f fu corner NJ 6. thenee , '' 1sesrteS " minutes 3y it Co corner No ], CONTACT LODE. beginning at corner Na1, Whence l N V No1 afs ~ l9 fprrpas mir lles r; WIZ n iti thence q degrees 70 mn- utes W, i0a ii Co enfner No 2. thence sl degrees J minutes. W iti5 fl to corner NJ B. thence 3l degrees % minutes F. 800 ito corner No 1. identical with corner Na 6 of the klondyke lede thence Gl degrees 5s min utes F, 257 fl 10 corner No 5s thence 15 degrees ls minutes E, JG0 II to corner No6 thence i0 degrees 35 minutes E, ZIG 1t to corner Nol the place of beginning
 MONTEZUMA LODE: Beginning at corner No ], identical with corner No ?. Contact lode 9f this survey whence : NJ M No l brs 70 degrees 49 mintes E, l0J0.2 ft; thence 5l degrees 40 minutes w, 600 fl to corner No q: thence N 3l degrees 51 minutes W 1445 1t to corner Na3; thence Il degrees 10 minutes E, 600 t O corner No |; t'enee s Sl degrees 5l minutes F, lii5 1t to corner No l. the place of beginning
 The locations arc recorded as follows; klon- dyke in Book ! page l5l, Contact in Book , page 625 ct seq, Montezuma, Book 2, page l9j, Mining Records Santa Cruz county. The klondyke lode is bounded on the north by the Alaska lode. unsurveved on the east by the Lauretta lode survey No 2O82, on the south by the Comet lode, Survey No 2032 The Con tact lode is bounded on the east by the Comet and Mohawk lodes, Survey No 2032 on the south by the Belmont lode Lot No 3S Al The 1 AIonteznma lode is bounded on the south by the Joe Wheeler lcde nnsurveyed
 MILTON K. MOORE, Register
 First publication September 9, last November 1 II, 1905
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1915. United States Land office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2S. l9O5. Notice is hereby given :-Ihas the nuqueSne Mining and Reduction Company, a Pennsylvania by Charles \, Bankerd, Attor- ney in fact whose post office address is Pata g0na, Arizona has made application for patent to the Dudley standard and Mary Jane odes. Survey No 20S6 situate in Patagonia mining district. Santa Cruz, county, described Us follows:
 DUDLEY STANDARDS Beginning ut corner No l. whence t NJ NJ No 1 brs 37 degrees 22 minutes w, I0594 ft: thence \ s5 degrees l2 minutes ', 6o0 ft to corner No 7. thence l6 thence $ S5 degrees I2 minutes W, 600 1t to corner No4; thence 16 degrees 20 minutes K, lo00 1t to corner No l, the place Of beginning.
 MARY JANE: Beginning at corner No l, whence | $ N N No brs N B degrees 22minntes W, 69l4 1t; thence \ s5 degrees F 2minutes E, ss5 fl to corner No 2; thence N l5 degrees min utes K, 915 ft Co corner No !; thence 22 degrees S5 minutes |, 525 1t to corner No 4, identical with corner No2 Dudley standard of this survey: thence s degrees F minutes W, 600 1t to corner No !, identical with corner No l, Dudley Standard of this survey; thence $ l6 degrees 20 minutes E. ~ 1t ta corner No 6: thence s F degrees 20 minutes E, 476 fl to corner No q thence 72 degrees 4 minutes W, minutes w, S25.6 to corner No l, the place oi beginning.
 The location of the Dudley Standard mine is recorded in Book BE, Record of Mines at page 5Ssi and the Mary Jane in Book DD, Record oi Mines, at page l9S Pima county. Adjoining claims: On the north Pride of the West claim Survey No 14l2; on the east New York, unsur veyed, Annie, survey No 20s5, Empire, Lot Nc 40 X; on the south and west hy little Emma unsurveyed, and Error, unsurveyed
 Mu.TON R. MOORE. Register.
 First publication September 9, last November II, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION NO. l04s. United States Land 0niee, Tucson, Arizona. August 2S, 1905 Notice iS hereby given:-That the DuqueSne Mining and Reduction Comnany corporation organized under the laws If Pennsylvania, by Charles X Bankerd, Attor- ney in Fact whose post office address is Pata- gonlas Arizona, has made application for patent to the Pluto Pluto No 2 Duqnesne and Virginia l'des survey No 2957, situate ia Patagonia mining district, county of santa Cruz. described as follows.
 PLUTO LODE: Beginning at corner No l. whence NJ NJ No brs 5 Fl degrees s minutes w, 27l3 it; thence 60 degrees min utes k, 59s.3 lt to corner No ;; thence Is degrees g minutes E, l47g it ta corner No 5 thence 50 degrees minutes W, 59S.8 fl to corner Nc (: thence < IS degrees 37 minutes ", 1497 1t to corner No l. the place of beginning
 PLUTO NO , LODE. Beginning at corner No I, whence | $ NJ M No brs S 5e degrees 2s minutes W, 2l02.9 ff thence $ 60 degrees minutes E, 59s.S 1t te corner No2; thence \ p degrees 4 minutes E a7l.s ft tacorner No3; thence \ 61 degrees minutes N 59S3 1t to corner No i; thence S 70 degrees 46. minutes s1.S 1t to corner Nol, the place Of beginning.
 No1 whence | NJ NJ No l brs s6 degrees 43 minutes ", 2ll3.2 1t; thence | 1t to ecrner No 2; thence N 70 degrees minutes K, 949 1t to corner No 3; thence N 50 degrees IS 60 degrees minutes ", 595.s 1t to corner No 5 thence 20 degrees 12 minutes w. 365.7 it to. corner Nc O; thence \ lV degrees minutes E, 1892 it to corner No l. the place of beginning.
 VIRGINIA LODE: Beginning at corner No I, identical with corner No cf the Duquesnf lode, whence < NJ NJ No brs v degree 43 minutes W, 2S49.s it; thence so degree, g minutes E, 72 1t to corner No ?; thence \ ? degrees S6 minutes E 8 1t to corner No 3;
 thence \ 90 degrees 9 minutes ", 2 ft to corner No 4i thence s 59 degrees l5 minutes E, sa.2 ft to c,rner No l. the place Of
 beginning.
 The locations are recorded as follows: Pluto, Book AA, page 5ll; Pluto No ,, Book A, page 5l2: Duquesne, Book co, page 393, Records of Mines, Pima county, and Virginia recorded 1 in Book ..., Mining Locations, at page .., Tn the office of the recorder of santa Cruz county ] Arizona Adjoining claims are as follows; l Pluto is bounded on the north hy Divide lode,
 unsurveyed. on the east by Bonanza lode, l survey No sS5 on the west by Imperial lode, unsurveyed Pluto No is bounded on the
 east by Illinois lode, survey No S56; on the i west hv Texas lode, survey No l402. The Du- aupsne lode is bounded on the east by San 1 Antonio lode. Lot No S9 A and on the west 1 bv California lode survey No 1403 and Grass | happer lode survey No 20SS. The Virginia 1 lode is bounded on the north by Illinois lode | survey No S56, on the east by the Estelle | and Louise lode, survey No S94 and on the l south by san Antonio lode. Lot go A. MILTON R MOORE, Register
 First publication september 9, last November 1 II, 1905
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1o4. United States Land office Tucson, Arizona, August 2s, I9a5. Notice is hereby given That the Duauesne Mining and Reduction Company. ~ corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles A. Bankerd, attorney in fact, whose address Is Patagonia. Arizona, has made application for patent to the Annie lcde Survey No 2035, situate in Pata- gonia mining district santa cruz county. described as follows:
 Beginning at corner No l, whence | N NJ No bls ; 6s degrees B minutes W, lll6.l ft; thence v degrees 8} minutes E, 495 1t to corner No ?. thence \ 10 degrees , minutes w, 2q0 fl to corner No !; thence \ Is degrees 54 minutes k 75l2 it to corner No4; thence N e degrees 5 minutes N. too it to corner No 5: thence 10 degrees 52 minutes E, 56l7 fl to corner No G; thence $ P degrees S5 minutes w. 515 1t to corner No l, the place of begin ming.
 The location is recorded in Book DD. Record Of Mines, Pima county ut page s95. Adjoining claims are as fulloWs On the North, snug gleT lode, unsurveyed and Texas lode, Survey No l4tFl; on the East, Grasshopper lode. Survey No 20as, and California lode, Survey No l40S; on the south, Empire lode, Lot No 40 X and on the West, the Mary Jane lode, Survey M 2l36.
 MILTON K. Moon Kagister.
 First publication September ?, last November II, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION NO 10i2 United States Land Office Tucson, Arizona. August ls. 1905. NAtice Is hereby given That the Duqucsne Mining and Reduction Company corporation organized under the law@ of Pennsylvania, by charles d. Baukerd, attorney in fact, whose post office address is Pata- gonia, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Golden Gate lode. survey No 205s situate n Patagonia mining district, sas.ta cruz county. described as follows:
 Beginning at corner No l. whence ' N M No l brs : < degrees 43 minutes V, 3i9o.2 ft thence $ v degrees E, 600 it to corner No 2 thence II degrees 3o minutes E, l4S0 fl tg coraer No 8; thence \ 57 degrees ", 600 1t t1 corner No (this corner falls in creek); thence II degrees 30 minutes W, l4S0 1t toe0r- ner No l, the place of beginning,
 The location is recorded in Book X Records of Mines Pima county, at page H. Adjoining claims: On the North the Georgia lode, Survey NJ l406 on the east, the D,co lode Survey l4oo and Wedge and Iron Cew ledes, unsur- yeyed; on the south, Pride of rho West lode, Survey No i412, and Pride oi the West No 2 lode unSurveyed. and on the west by the Pride Of the West lode, Survey l4l2, and Inc \. H. Chapin lode, unsuTveyed.
 MILTON R. MnoRE, Register.
 First publication September 9, last November II, l905.
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1o47 United States Land office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2s, 1905. Notice N hereby giyen:- :--that the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, a corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles A. Bankerd. attor- ney in fact. whose post office address iS Pata- gania, Arizona, has made application for patent 70 the erasshnpper lode, situate in the Patagonia mining district county of santa Cruz, described as follows.
 Beginning at corner No 1, whence | NJ NJ No l brS 70 degrees 47 minutes M, 153l.4 ft thence N s degrees II minutes E, 5S92 ft to corner No g. thence \ 20 degrees F minutes F. 665,7 it to corner No g. thence \ 50 degrees minutes W au6 ii lu corner Na l; thence o S0 degrees II minutes M, 42.2 ft ta corner N0 s thence 6S degrees 1 minutes WA 2sl2.6 1t 10 corner 6 thence IS degrees 54 minutes ", 75l.2 1t to corner No1, the place of begin ming.
 The location is recorded in Book \ Mining locations, santa Cruz county, pages l52-S. Adjoining claims are as follows On the north, Texas lode, Survey No l4a2 and Pluto No Lode. Survey No 2Q5I; on the east Duquesne lode Survey No 2057s on the south, California lode, survey NJ llQ3; and on tho vest Annie lode, Survey No 20S5
 MILTON R. Mo0RE, Register
 First publication september 2, last November H. 1905.
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION N0 l0is. United states Land office Tucson, Arizona. August 2S. 1905. Notice is~hereby given That the Dnquesne Mining and Reduction Company, q corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, by Charles 4 Bankerd, attor- ney in fact, whose post office address is Pata- gOnia, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Lead King lode Survey No 2o34, situate in Patagonia mining district, county 0f santa Cruz described as follows:
 Beginning at corner No l, whence I N NJ No l brs N degrees minutes B. S77.7 1t; thence s 5l degrees 40 minutes W, 500 fl to corner No ?; thence $ $ degrees 20 minutes E, l500 II to corner N03; thence \ 54 degrees 40 minutes E, 6u9 it ta corner M thence 35 degrees 70 minutes W, 1500 1t to corner No l, the place of beginning.
 The location is recorded in Book FF, Record of Mines, Pima county, page 76g. Adjoining claims are: North, Joe Wheeler lode, nnsur- yeyed, east, Belmont lode, Lot No 3S A.
 MILTON k. MOORE, Register.
 First publication September 3, last November H, la0a
The oasis., 1905-09-09

lD1e .UfrNy |1 AHf aud Nn lh0 Netf t4 tha tHuiaw lode sufeey No NHi lNe NahaH0 !. bounded ra tne weef bg fHf fifam sufeey N0 1Ml HHa gn Zoe sNufA NF fhe Belmont lnde Laf <e. 8s "A. fhe Lltilf FmWa lade s bounded on the north by tue iItNHud ItiAc unsNftDyed. 0u Che fH4t ny the NHfF 1aHe lode. survey <O. 2Nh. aud fhf Empire lJdet l.nf No. 41 < and uu fhe West Nf fhe Belmont lodf No. as X MiLToN E MoUNF, Register.
 Fjfst publication .cptembcr9 9 last November q. lgo5.
The oasis., 1905-09-09

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1O46. United States Land Office, Tucson, Arizona, August 2s. 1905. Notice is hereby given: That the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, a corporation organized under the laws of
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BON bier aus qeiiftet. QoS Boot
treibt nit Der Glltb, inoem lcin
Steuerruoer bon Den @ogen luegge.
riIien lporoen lit. 0oS RettrnaSboot
lit ori Der 6obrt bon Noleiltno Cfor'
lpegem nod Nem.Dorf be9rifien uno
bot cine 9eiaeung bon pier Wonn.