davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
Total. 50 $3.50 $50 s86,573997 sa96,1Os,5l4
The Great Republic

Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the Great Republic mine at
present by mining men of the Brad
shaw mining section in Arizona. The
property is located south of Prescott
in the heart of a rich mining dis
trict of the Bradshaw mountain range.
Work on three shafts is being pushed.
In one of the shafts water has been
encountered carrying strong copper
values. a new hoist of forty horse
power capacity has been ordered for
the property and will be put in oper-
alton as soon as it arrives. The new
hoist has a capacity of 1000 feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
Brief Mining Notes

B''Si ''''l''S lNSNNS
Judge George f. Otis Of the Cyrus
Noble Mining company Of Searchlight,
states that his company will erect a
10-stamp mill upon its properties near
Searchlight and that the construction
work will commence at once.
The TOnopah Sun is in receipt Of a
communication from an official Of the
Bonnie Claire Bullfrog Mining and
Milling company, in which the state
ment is made that the final blast Of
powder on the New Century lode claim
revealed a body of rich ore varying
from six to sixteen feet in width, and
but 315 feet below the surface The
letter asserts that a general average
of nine assays taken gave returns o.
$114.11 per ton.
A Bullfrog dispatch says: The popu-
lation of this camp has increased over
1000 within the last ten days. With the
announcement that the Tonopah rail-
road is to be extended here people came
rushing from all parts of the state.
The American Mining congress will
meet at FL Paso, Tex, November A.
and will continue in session for one
week.
ore that is worth Sl5OOOO ton. Ore
that drips with flakes of pure gold
and in which the quartz is peppered
Win starry gold powder. NOthlng was
ever brought out of the ComstOck tun-
nels or from the wire gold streaks in
the deep Australian mines that sur
passes in richness and beauty the
specimens brought to Tonopah recently
by ]. c. Humphrey and Tony Stanton
from Manhattan. The specimen came
of course, from the Humphrey claim.
Mr., Stanton tore it from the big ledge
near the surface with his own pick
The single specimen, smaller than a
wOman's fist, was worth probably $40
or $5O.-Tonopah Sun.
California produced in 1904 clay prod
ucts of a value of $3,624,734. The state
does not head the list of clay pro-
ducers of the country, but it is gratify-
ing o know that in total of fifty-one
states and territories it stands eighth
in order surprising Iowa, which pro-
duced 49, 46O,S53.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
New Company Formed

Articles Of Incorporation were filed
recently with the county recorder at
Prescott Ariz.. for the organization OF
a new company known as the Triangle
Mines company. The inCorporators are
Sam Foran, c. c. Paul and George
H. Lynch. The corporation was formed
for the purpose of operating a group
of three mining claims located near
McCabe, Ariz., all the claims give a
good showing of free gold ore. some
of it running as high as 500 per ton.
Development work will be pushed rap
idly forward under the superintendence
of Mr. FOran
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
Mining Dividends

Eighty-nine mining and metallurgical
companies in the United States paid
$3S, 573, ,997 in dividends in the nine
months ending September 80. According
to the Mining World of Chicago these
companies have declared since incor-
poration total of 1896, 1OS,514 on an
issued capitalization of $3.50, 100, $50, as
follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16

Pure food laws are good. The purity
of Burnett's Vanilla is unquestioned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
Val Verde Activity

Recent reports from the southern part
of the territory indicates a season Of
great activity at the Val Verde mining
camp, located on Lower Aqua Fria
creek. The 1000-ton sampling plant
being erected there by the Arizona
Smelling company is nearing compile
ton and will be put in active opera
tion as soon as completed. At present
there are about 125 men at work at
Val Verde on the new plant. Two
miles of railroad spurs are also under
construction from the main line TO
connect with the principal buildings Of
the company. Excavations are now
being made for the 200 horsepower
plant, and also the reverberators and
rOasters. This will be the largest Gus
tom smelter in the territory and viii
enable many of the small mine owners
to operate their properties that would
otherwise have TO remain idle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16

Div's jan Since In
NoIss'd Cap. Sept, '05. corpratn
Copper ..H $329 2S, $50 81, ,6O7 473 $266S75,1 129
Gold, sill
yer and
lead go 33S. .762. $50 Is, ,S2S O62 119S1S.S43
Zinc ....,. 11,674,75O 1,OiS,462 S653,94S
Q u icksil
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
A Great Strike

A ledge of ore seven feet wide and
100 feet in length, assaying S24OO ton,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
Mining Law

The mining statutes of the United
States require a locator of a mining
claim to disclose a vein or lode of ore
in place, but do not require that he
sink ten-foot discovery shaft, saws
the Mining and Scientific Press. If he
should sink a shaft to any depth re-
quired by the local state or territoriaI
laws, and then mark his claim and re-
cord 1t according to law, even though
he found no ore in place in his dis
covery shaft, and afterward discovered
ore In place in another part of the
location, such discovery of ore has been
held to cure the defect of not finding
ore in place in the discovery shaft.
and the claim was adjudged as good
and dated to the time of original To-
cation. This will not apply to cases
where any second locator has obtained
conflicting territory by location be-
tween the dates of the first location
and the discovery Of ore In place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
PRISONER HAS
WEIRD VISION
WOMAN ASSERTS She GOES
TO PARADISE
Carries Message to World Beyond and
Describes Scenes RepIete With
Much Gold and Many
Diamonds

Weird tales Of travels to that undis-
covered country whence, according to
Shakespeare, no traveller returns, are
told by Mary Nidder, = prisoner in the
county Jail. She claims to go to para
disc and there commune with the de-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16

Miss Kidder enjoys round trip priv
eges, for she comes back with mes
ges to those who seek to communi-
Lte with friends who have gone be-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16

For the benefit of the female prison.
ers she is making return trips three
times daily to the realms of glory and
bringing messages to those in the fe-
male ward from their departed dear
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
ST Die Gbe lauslueilis

limb aus tpel9em @runbs? Inter
bieTem Sitsl bat cine ensIii9e 3situng
cine umfrase erIaFsn unb aus ben
perI9isoeHiten 9sfsaf9aftstlufeH
gum Sbsil febr intersFunte antipors
ten erbalten. 0a 1T SunG6it Elm be-
eeiiterter Mnbdnger ber@be, Der meint,
baB bieIe Snititution bic alIsrbeIts auF
Der @eIt unb bis5ruu bic grObartigIte
Groberuns lit, bic bsr Wdun iibsrs
baupt MAIDEN fann. Gin anberer in
i1oH mebr itsptif9, er untsrSsi9net:
Sin gIiidli9er Mdun, pbtppbl perz
heirutbet." Stiuer anIibt mad eiebt
es alleroings monotone uno langtpei>
Iiss Chen, aber bann lei nur bsrMann
baran f9ulb. Gin aHi9einenb iebr
bumoriitiI9 ptranlaster gbemann be-
ftreitet gang sntf9isoeu, bab bic @be
lanspsiIis 1T uno fiibrt gum 9elpsiie
folgenbes an: rWorsens nm 6 nbr
besinnt msin 8abb gu f9reisn. unb ib
mub es berubigen. lin Z rbr ipisbsrs
bolt ii9 Der 2Grm. Sd muB pieber
beIfsnb SuIprinssn unO bunn msius
6rau tr0fen. bic elmer O6nmd9t
nabe lit. GnoIih ldufs i9 ins guz
reau, unb in aller giIs tomme ih gum
MittageFsn. 9as &ino f6reit i6on
lpieSer. unb tpieber mub ib ss troiten.
SnSipii9sn 1T msin gHen talt setpors
ben. Qm abeub, ipenn ih ermibet
unb abssIpannt aus bsm SienIt IONS
me, ipieberbolsn ii6 bisie Seensn nod
msbrmals. Die tdnn man olip eine
gbe lansipeilig Hennsn?!" glu6 eiHe
Gbefrdu tommt su Dorts, bod ibre
Qnttport 1T isbr trduris. sic Iibt ben
sansen Sag nit brei fIsiuen ainbern
ullein fpie in einsm &loitsr, unb am
Gbsnb esbt Der Mdnn in ben Club.
Die @ermffe tann ii6 nidts 2anspsis
lieeres benfen als cine Che. 3um
S9lub Iol bier nod elm gbiloIopb
Der Che bas Wort baben. Gr ift Der
auiiht. baB biels Chen fpsuis.r uns
sliidIih unb ipsnissr langfpeilis isin
ipiirbsn, tpsnn Mann unb 5rau, naz
mentlib aber bic lsBte=e, ss beritGnbtn.
duf eindnbsr RiidIift su nsbmsn unb
ith sesenieitis aIIsrIsi GpuesIIipnen gu
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
Ssriibmte 5an;srinHsn.

Sfabord Duncan finbst briiben nit
ibren RefprmperIu6en bss 8alIets
INNER nod cine 4nbdngerihaft; bas
IeibenI9aftli6e unb piIbs Semperas
ment Der Sabarst reibt bas publitum
nit ii6 fort, unb es entSiidt bic iiille
9rasie uuo bic idlante glnmutb Der
Cleo be Wlerobs. 9robe 8sseiiterung
aber entfeFelte bic SGnserin Mubes
Ieine, beren IesliIfs 9lutb unb inners
fte Sinsebung in ben punoerpolIen
Rbptbmsn ibres aDrpsrs gum auss
brud tpmmt. 9ieie an temperament,
Iusorud uub Weisnbeit 10 peridiebes
men Gri9einunsen rufen beriibmte
Sdn5erinneu ber @ereanesnbeit in bic
grinusruns, bic in elmer 8liitbeSsit Der
San5tunit b06ite 5riumpbe feiertsn
uno einen bOditen 4usorud Der Sunit
unb S9Dnbeit ibrsr 3sit barbotsn.
Die erite in Der Reibe Der srpben SGus
strinnsn, bic in Der 3sit bss RutOto
bic Stunt Der bis babin sefeierten sros
Seu Sanger in ben S9attsn itsIlten,
mar Mdrie 4nns gupis be gamardo,
bic Ri6ts sines ipaniidsn Snquiiitors.
elm tplIss psrIOnden, bas uuf Der
8iibne 70 tpie bic Sabarst in tpIIItsr
@useeIufsubsit ibre @ntre9ats duss
fiibrts. 9luf 8ilbsrn 2auerets isben
mir beute nod bas reiSenbe Sigiir1en,
behen 6ormsn Elm uuiGgliher 2i'breia
gsbilbet, unb bsfen @rideinung 10
Mandsm aus iener lieber66en Gpods
bic inpnite Grtnnerung bebsutett. Gin
beibss Ssuer, Elm iprubslnO seiItreis
dies. itets beipssIides ausbrudspers
m6ssn psrlisb bisIsn Sarteu 8sinen,
bieisr bissfumen, sebrehlidsn Soills,
biefen feiusn, idlantsn SGnben 2sben
unb S9Onbeit. 8erstts ols SedSebn>
idbriee battle lie in bem Ballet ,nie
gbarattsre hes SanSss" siren srobsu
grfola. sic madts bic Woben ibrsr
3eit, iis mar sIsi9iam bic 8ert0rpes
ruus bss totettsn, Ieihtsn unb sIseons
ten 9siites bes Rptptp. So6 nur auf
Der 8iibne. Sn ibrem Bripdtleben
mar iie fin, in iidh sefsbrt, fuit truus
rig. unb lebt., na9bem fie iia bon Der
8ubn. Suriidse3csen hattie, in filler
3uriidse5Osenbsit aIs rein WluIier an
RddItsnIiebe, gsf9sibenbsit unb
Jrrmmisteit".
&ntuinette Sales &unit lag tpenis
ger in Der tduSerifben 9sipeslidteit,
in oem lsidten Spiel Der @lieber als
in elmer YeiseIuns Der Geberbt. in eis
! ue- reiden pantomimifaen glushrudss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
Elm @eer.

gon s. s. aanoipsti.
Soh itano am @feer - linb Iab I'M
gbeubihein
Ser bIauen &osen ianftes 8eiter'
roIlen
limb tiefcr, tiefer in bic Slutb binein
9iuitrebt' meiu Bid III lingeItiimem
gSouen.
Sod uutcu lag cs ft5Ieierbi6t berbii1t.
0leid einem 8dtbiel nuf peroedtem
@runbe,
9as nim1errebr oes 9lids @cgebren
itiIIt,
Gas niumer ei6t bon ieincm SnnerH
Aunoe.
limb ipie id) "a 10 itiu unb iinneuS itnnr
llub uidt errietb beg gteeres buntIe
Sage,
Sas i6peiseube. beriunt'ne BunScrs
Lamb -
Sur65os es mid tpie cine iiibe aIa8e.
Sd lab i'm @eiit elm auge. bIau unb Iidt,
Gon 5arteu gSimperu tpeIlenbaft ums
bdngcu,
Gin aus 10 iiib. mic snrt @er9ibmeiuz
nidlt
Sm SriibIin9sslau5 am 8aINesbanse
pran9enl
limb Sicics ause sIeidt benz tiefeu Reer
es gab mir lie bon ieinem Snneru
Stuube,
gs itiIIte nidlt bes Ser5eus beib' geaebr,
SeIbit ais i'd iiibt' in bcil'9cr abi9icos'
itlnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
S7E6SSESEEaBESE59E5Sa5EBEXbG

In einen RuuId; aud bier mar es bor
alIem bic ielbfperitdnSIi9e bolbe an>
mutb, bic feelii4e SnnsrIidtsit ibres
SunSss. bic ent5iidts. Sin 70 alter ers
fabrensr 2sbemann pie 5risori9 9enB
fslbit erlds bieier reinen unb treien
@dDnbeit. Die bo6sefeierte Gmilie
8uitris, bic an Sednit Der Sanstunit
unb sartsn Ruanciruns bss 4usbruds
uniibertruffsne iiinsere Saelioni pa>
rem Sterne bss 8srliner 8olets, bds
in Der sipsitsn 9dlfts bes 10. Sabrbuu=
berts auf elmer srOBen tiinitlerifdeu
SDbe itonb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

Raffinirt. a.: rBoburh
bubsu sic ii6 benn Sbrsm Gbef 10 uns
sntbsbrlid ssmo9t9"-8.: nSu, ieben
Sic, i9 fibre ebsn bic Bidder 10. bub
iih tein unberer MsnIb mebr brin
austennt!"
3Geines MibbsrfGnbs
nib. nWeibt 0u uuG, bub Gins
8rGutisam 9bierarSt iit2" : mir
iuete lie. sr hattie elm Sdnatorium. =
raber feb bod. bier uuf Der Surte
Ttsbt: Dir. arSt"!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

Simmer berfeIbe. 2sbrer
(uuf Der Gisbubn gu isinsr 8rauD:
.0inIt Ou elm 9las 9ros. lisbe ans
na9" = Sic: Dante, i9 tunn bieies
3eus nidt riedenl" = 2sbrer: .Wie
unloeiIh, lisbss &iub. mas 0u sbeu
ideteit. Grfens 1T Sros tsin 3eus.
iouosrn cine 5liiiIistsit, unb 5peitsns
1T er ni6t gum Rie6sn, iorbern gum
Srinten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
Gin Subulb.

= unortboerupbifd.N d. Nuts
ter: y0u idrsibt mir Define Gouiine
@mmb aus Dresden gang iibsr9Iiids
lid. iie made cine brillants Portie, ibr
3utiinftiser isi gbbsdsr - mas iusIt
9u bu5u9" = So6tsr: Die CUTE
Gmmp idrieb IdOn in Der geniion ims
msr iebr unurtbOsrapbifdh = nit eis
mem Ip'tbstsr 1T iie perlObt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

-audf9Iub. asItlides 5rGus
leiu: Die @iau sebOrt setpiB einem
SunseeIellen2" 9Grtner: .Was
rum9" = GrGulsin: rWeil an Der
@sfs Der @OesIidsude bort elm anopf
feblt!"
-Gin5ieer er@uspeg. nOGs
S9mibt'fds Gbepaar 1T ia burbge'
branntl @arsn bsnn bic in 70 i6le9s
ten 8erbdItniifen2" = ~0us niht =
ubsr fe setruutsn iib ni4t. ibrsr aOf
din gu tiinbissnl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

= QbersIdubifd. Rduber
(nd6bem er bem ueberfdlIenen 9lllts
abseHommem: nSsibe WOrsen iinb Ss
isOenfalIs nit m Iiutsn 8sene suerIt
aus m Bette seftiseen!9"
I'm btrIest. .Bertber
Serr Dottor! Ssit Sbrem Iebten ges
iu9 bat fih bas Befinoen meiner
S6piesermuttsr perfhIimmtrt =
tommen Sic ssfdlisit fOfort ipisbsrl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
Cine erausabafte 6eSsrfammlane

SIN 9sfGnnsniB Ct. paul in 2pon
befiubst iid cine mertipiirbis. Samm=
lung BON 6ebsrn. Sc iinb bic, ippmit
bic Sharfridtsr ben @mpfans Der
ibnen gum @uilotiniren iibersebsnsn
@srurtbeilten bsitGtist bubsn. Bel
ieosr beboritebsnben !9inridtuns
purbs ba3u nGmli6 cine neue Sober
benubt, unb an bisier bat man duf bic
nod baran baftenbs Sinte eintrOdnen
IoIIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

-9ie ginfaItppm Gan be.
Sausfrau: sd eebe in's Sbeatsr,
pepi, unb iperbe pdbrifeinIi9 crit
fpGt mad 9uuis tomnen. @enn Su
idon f4lafen ioIIteft - pepi:
rSdab't mir. snG' Sruu. bu erSGbpn
sic mir's morseu friib, mics mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

Bon btr 9 9mterI GU
idausr QpGbrsnb Der StbelIos sauffiibs
runs, gu isiuem Ra9bar): rNorum
,perfen sic benn na9 bsm MObren2
=. Gr fpisIt bod gang sut!" arams
ldoeu Snhabsr: pStou. aber er
bat bic @i9i. ni4t bel mir setauft!"
0ur9 graHOpuuotn tas
men i'm Sabre 1904 in Dublin, Srs
Iuno, 80 qsrioHen um's 2ebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

Gin St6renfrieb. SsIb>
tpebel Gum Rstruten, Der in Der Sns
itruttiOnsitunbe buiteD: nMsnid, ein=
uno5panaig Sabre buben Sic 3eit ees
babt, iia aus5ubuitsn; Sic aber mars
ten bis ieBt. Inn mir bic Snitruttions>
itunos au it6ren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

Rebanas. gbemiterssuttin
(su ibrsm Runns, benz cine Rstorte
srpIobirD: rRun fiebit Ou, bab bas
Sodsn bod nidt 10 einfad 1T = uno
in bic 2uft ssflpsen 1T mir nod
nihts!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
grattifd.

.8arum nsbmsn sic INNER Sbren
Suneen nit ins Dirtbsbaus9"
rOie aeIlnerin alIoan brinst mir 9
Bier net fdneu enud, unb ou mub mel
8aperI mitbslf'n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

aIeines WiBberfdnbs
nib. Serr: ~2ieben Sic bic alten
Mleiiter, 5rGulein9" = <e &otette:
DID, iuenn nur elmer tGn'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
Sfneibis.

2eutnunt lin Der Gommerfris
fde): ~Suoellos tubparme Mild bds,
Serr Wirtb :. Sbre Sub ideint iid
ia gang beiOnbers fir mid ertpdrmt
gu baben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

4uftGGruue. ~gGe Minus
ten tiinbieit 9u in Str gtittsrn Nus
rdbmepreiis an = mas 1T osHr el5euts
lid Bel Dir Die EsgsI?" - Dap oas
QubIihm ousgtuommen ipiro!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

I'D. Muma lit bod berSenssut, iis
f6reibt: neil 0stn Wunn isst nit bir
70 Iisb sspOrbsn lit. mil i'd ibm bic
Jrsube MAIDEN unO uuf Ia Gage gu
eu9 tommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

GUmmer3tenrutb: 9Osins so6hr betOmm runb RiaOn
mit!"
Gr.isr: % mad gar uidts = bic asbs aspnbe uaes!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

Aus elmer fG9iii i9 en-
9 6uls. n@el9en Sbatsn psrbantte
6riebri9 Der 9robe bic 8efeitigung
ieinss Sbrpnss unb bic srbsbIite Gr.
lpeiteruus bss Staatssebietss2" =
Den Sol-batsn!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25

-9is9ogeIf 4eu4e. ~S4a'
be. oab Sante ulrite 10 lungs perretit
iit!" = .8s,am2" = ~Sie Spaben
nebmsn pisbsr idredlia iiberbuno i'm
9Grt6sn!"
Summarif@er 8eri d t.
.gis lpar's selteru auf Der Soirse BEL
GoIbIteins9" = .grit ipuroen bi.
3ous, bann b;: 2a6z unb i9lisbIia
bic 9einmustsln in 9sfpesuns seiebt."
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Goldield Treasure Box Mining com pany, capital stock, s15OO,0OO, incor- porators ". M. Scott and J. B. Ward; The Goldfield Red Mountain Mining company, capital stock, $1,000,O00, in corporators T. D. Sword, E. T. Patrick and M M. Detch; Victorville Califor- mia Reduction company, capital stock, $500,0O0, incorporators J. H. LeSage. R. c. Curran and w. J. Danford
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01
DONoFRIo.

Wants every man, woman and child in the country to visit his new tea room at once. Delightfully."- fitted, new and pretty Piano music constantly. Eat your lunches at Donofrios; noth- ing better for health. Large variety of pure, rich nourishing and dainty foods and drinks. Only place of it's kind in Phoenix. Try it once.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Conservative House Cleaning Go. Taking up, cleaning and relaying of carpets our speciality. Good work, :" our motto. Give us a call. Black 423.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Griswold has the largest stock or tires in the city, Hartford. Thorn. Cac- tus, Mesquite, Scott, Palmer, Morgan S Wright, etc Puts them on to stay. Prices are right. will call for your wheel Phone Red 412. Bargains in wheels, 31 $. 1st avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Changed hands. Oklahoma restau- rant. Now the Lawrence. First class service. Meals at all hours, 25 cents. Lunch counter. short orders i'll connec- ton, corner First and Jefferson. Ida M. Law renee.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Just received by Mrs. Aylwtn new line of switches, pompadours, etc. Hair dresSng parlors. No. Il s. Center, room 15
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Ye who are heavy laden come and see His Last Legs and rejoice.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

Mex. Zerapes and carved leather al cost at Ballce's Biz Curio store.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

10 BOLTS OF UNBLEACHED
 MUSLlN-Fully yard wide; a fine, soft finished grade, as good or better than any ever sold at 10c, in the ordinar-- run of busi- ZC ness, special today, yard...... \
The Glenwood post., 1905-12-09

The object now was to blind tho
courier if possible, to keep Cobb from
the knowledge of the presence of
Alexis, and to have matters remain in
statu quo until the courier and the
hated American should depart.
Katherine entered the room. She
had discovered the identity of Cobb
and the baroness.
Those people here" she said,
threatens danger. We must be on
our guard all the time. A chance
word may betray us into trouble that
will cost us dearly"
"Olga?" asked Karischeff.
She is asleep" answered the
countess, land l would shed no tear il
she never would wake. Her cursed
folly has helped to put us where we
are What is your plan about-about
them?" she asked, pointing in the di-
rection of the convict quarters.
We must wait until the courier
departs. His presence"
Karischeff stopped suddenly.
The door leading to the sleeping
apartments opened and the courier
entered the room.
Producing his notebook. the courier
in peremptory tone demanded:
What is the name of that brave
fellow who saved the woman from the
wolves?'
Il do not know it," replied Kari
scheff.
"Then consult your lists and find
out" was the sharp rejoinder.
Nicholas saw that his father was
again getting on dangerous ground.
He determined to come to his as
sstance.
Il know the name" he said, look
ing meaningly at his father, "the name
is Alexis"
alexis Petroffsky," said Katherine.
81 asked it from the brave fellow be-
fore | bound his wound and gave him
some medicine
Where is he now?" asked the cour-
icr.
He is" began Nicholas.
"Asleep-soundly sleeping" said
Katherine: he begged me not to dis.
turb him until morning"
(To be continued)
The Glenwood post., 1905-12-09
NORTHWEST PASSAGE.
Long Soughtfor Waterway Has Been
Found.

Seattle. Wash.-Major Glassford, in
charge of the government cable Office
here, has received a message ad-
dressed TO Nansen, the Norwegian eX-
plorer, at Christiania, from Capt. Ron
aid Amundsen of the ship Gjoa at Fort
Egbert, Eagle City, Alaska. telling of
Il trip by dog team from Herschel isl
and to Eagle City. Major Glassford
gave the message TO the PostIntelli-
gencer for publication.
While the message is incomplete in
detail it purports to be from mem
Der of an exploring party sent out by
Nansen. and states that the party is
safe with the ship Gjoa wintering at
King point.
The message also states that the
American whaling fleet is held in the
ice in the vicinity of Hcrschel island,
and that all of the vessels are safe,
with the exception of one, which is
wrecked on the shore, when Amund-
sen left Herschel island October 81.
There are twelve OF the American
whalers in all caught in the ice.
The trip from Herschel to Eagle
City was made up the Mackenzie river
to the Peel river, and over the divide
to Fort Egbert, through an entirely un-
inhabited country and Il section that
is practically uneXplored.
Captain Amundsen, who set out in Il
small craft with crew of but eight
men, found the north magnetic pole,
whose discovery is originally accretl-
tied to Ross in 1891, although many
scientists doubt that Ross really To-
Gated this elusive guide to the com
passes of the world
The north magnetic pole has been
generally assumed by geographers as
being on Bothnia, the most northerly
peninsula of the American continent.
and close to King William Land. 1t is
supposed to be shifting sphere of in>
fluence, though its variations are not
great.
Having gone from Greenland to d
point in the vicinity of Herschel island,
it would seem as though Amundsen
has at last found the northwest pas
sage for which arctic explorers have
been searching for years.
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Nicholas, "you have made a danger
Gus enemy of the courier, and the
slightest mistake may prove our ruiz.
Try to conciliate him-anything, 50
there can be no pretext for his going
TO extremes. Think what would be
the consequences if he should make
a report to the car"
Karischeff said nothing. He knew
he had committed a grievous mistake
in defying the courier and he felt i'll
at ease. The presence of Cobb and
the baroness, too, was an additional
source of danger. What if Cobb should
discover the presence of Alexis! That
he had not done SO already was little
short of miracle. But if he should
discover him and appeal to the cour-
ier for Alexis-especially after Alexis
himself had won the heart of the
courier-there was no question as to
the result Certainly the courier
would never leave Alexis and Ivan n
his power.