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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

unusually convenient one that will save him no small amount of valuable time and cut out a considerable amount of worry about tired horse flesh.
 A conservative business man, talk ing a squint at the Board on Wednes- day remarked: If I was looking for an investment just now do you know what I would buy?" The Review man lodged the answer and the speaker continued. Well, I would take a few hundred of Wolverine and Arizona
 Mining stock. That's a good proper ty and is in good hands and will prove it's value during 1905." Not being in a position at present to take advantage of the suggestion We pass it along to you just as we got it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
WILL RESUME SINKING IN c. & p.

The resumption of sinking in the c. & P shaft may. very reasonably, it is said. be expected to bring in an ore body with the attainment of very lit tie more depth than now exists. Sink irg is going to be very much easier in this shaft from now on. There is no longer doubt that the Junction pumps will help in the unwatering.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
sHArTucK 6 ARIZONA.

Shattuck & Arizona is now practi- caiIy into it's permanent ore body. At least that is the way it looks, with
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT.

The explanation of the seeming tardiness of American Development to go about work, when so much that is good is showing all around its ground. may find explanation in the report that the company is after additions to its present holdings. There are sev- eraI pieces of ground in touch with the property of the development com- pany that would look very good to the management perhaps. if hitched to it. This is said to be the case
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
AT PITrssuRe 6 DULUTH.

Driving of the drift which recently caught a promising looking body d ore on the P. & D. continues toward the l.. s. & P Cole shaft with all the speed that can be brought to the work. About this drift, it may be repeated that it is not being run to discover lore but to make connection. The latter is the all important idea in its lopening. The fact nevertheless re- mains that the drift is turning out 10 be a valuable prospect proposition. It has had several nice punches of ore. pointing the way to big bodies along the route that will later be ex- plored with side drifts. and is very likely to prove of still more service in the way of showing up ground be- fore it reaches it's destination. Aside from the work in this drift, P. & D. during the week pursued its line of development in a very even way, with nothing new of importance being
 brought in.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
AN ALFALFA PATCH

It actually appears to be fact that the immense amount of land se- cured by script and the purchase of jack rabbit mining claims on the flats adjacent to Don Luis, is to be convert ed into an immense alfalfa patch. It will be remembered that this ground was secured by Messrs. Hovland and Smith and for some of the claims they Ipaid S100 or better. At the time this ground was secured it was generally conceded and countenanced by Michi- f gan authorities that this particular To- cation was to be the site of an l immense reduction plant for the BO- nanza Circle properties. or possibly | townsite proposition on a large scale. But an alfalfa patch or lucerne field, | if the term sounds more familiar, is
 adding insult to injury. Shades of | George Warreni Is the Warren dis trict to gain fame by the growing Of alfalfa? It is enough to make every corroded corpse turn over in us grave. | The thing is as good as settled. A gentleman from the Salt River valley by the name of Johnson is expected shortly to take general supervision
 of the alfalfa ranch. He ought to be
 shot on the spot The natives will re- | sent his coming and the claim owner
 in that section will not speak to him. | Why the idea of hOisting forty per | Icent ore out of a claim and have a lmule skinner across the way blowing Iup an alfalfa patch, The issue has ! been raised. It remains to be seen
 whether we will go down in history l2s a lot of farmers or miners.
 1 Seriously the project contemplated calls for an expenditure of forty or Ififtv thousand dollars. The ground
 consisting of something like 13,200 acres is to be cut up into irrigable tracts. fenced and made ready for cultivation. Water at present going Ito waste from the Calumet & Pitts burg and other Bonanza Circle mines , is 10 he utilized for the purpose. A Hume is to be built to the land in lGuesIion at considerable expense anl
 the plans Of the promoters also call flor the erection of several neat cot ltages in the locality where the alfalfa blossoms are destined to bloom and InS ldCh IdDDIl GIO6 Lat s4u eAIN- | Alfalfa farms in the Warren district
 is an absurditv but destined to be la reality It is time that every pa
 triot shouldered pick and com
 menced digging :n the ground.
 # f %
 l "Off again, on again, gone again
 Finneaan."
 That has been the local situation on
 the stock boards for the week just
 closed. Junction has acted like a
 thermometer in Arizona on hot day, followed by cool nights. Some of ,the boys got scared when Junction touched the~sS5 mark and heaved a
 lot overheard. Two days later they
 were kicking themselves around the
 brokers offices as the ticker register
 ed S1O0 again. The Bonanza market
 has been up in the air all week. The
 wise ones went off in a corner and
 said nothing and did nothing. waiting
 for more settled conditions. The set
 tied conditions have not yet arrived.
 and according to the latest reports
 from the Michigan country are no
 1rbara in sioht
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
F F HOATSON SHAFT PROGRESS

Hoatson shaft, the new working
 started recently on the Del Norte
 claim, was got well underway during the week. The experienced men who have hold of the work will make rapid progress from now on. They have a lot of confidence in the ground, n fact which is not going to hold their
 work back So far as broken the ground gives encouragement to the highest expectations. Del Norte ac. cording to all signs ought to be to
 c. & F. all that the Oliver is to c.
 & A.. and that is undoubtedly going
 to prove satisfactory as soon as the smelter at Douglas is ready.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
CALUMET 6 ARIZONA SHELTER

"The first shall be last" holds good
 with the c. & A. people who are en- gagged in making the additions to the lsmelter at Douglas. Materials ar rived during the week with which the workmen might go to work, but for
 the fact that the car carrying their tools has not vet arrived. being the Hast requisite that is outstanding. The 1 tool car was the first that was ship ped. Beside the tool car there are several other cars still unaccounted flor. but enough material is on hand
 to begin work on the new furnaces Tiff the tools were only at hand
 The bringing of these new furnaces
 in commission is all that now stands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
WARM WEATHER HELPS.
Get Rid Of Your Catarrh by Using Hyo-
mel Now.

Everyone who has catarrh should
take advantage Of the warm weather to
get rid Of this annoying and distressing
disase. The right treatment, faithfully
followed, in May or June, will benefit
much more quickly than in the winter
and early spring.
Do not try to cure catarrh of the
head and throat by taking drugs into
the stomach. 1t cannot be cured in that
manner. The only way in which this
too common disease can be cured is
through direct application that will
Kill the germs of catarrh and prevent
their growth.
Hyomei is the only known method
Of treatment that accomplishes this. It
IS the simplest, most pleasant, and the
only absolute cure for catarrh that has
ever been discovered
When using Hyomei every particle
of air that enters the air passages of
the throat and head and goes into the
lungs, is charged with healing balsams
that Kill the catarrhal germs and soothes
and allays all irritation.
Tie first days use Of Hvomei will
show a decided Improvement, and in
short time, especially if used at this
season Of the year, there will be no fur
Their trouble from catarrh.
You take on risk In buying Hvomei.
The complete outfit costs but one dol
lar, and if after using you cay say
that the treatment has not helped you,
Rickert 4 Wells will return your money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Costly Liveries.

The full dress liveries of the British
royal fcotmen cost $500 apiece.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See the new shirt waists at yaughan's
F. F. colburn went to Mortified to-
See Abbott's white waists at s1.19
each.
The largest line of belts in the city
at MeWhorters.
p J. Menchen is on the sick list and
Dr. McSweeney is attending him.
Mrs. W. A. Murray and mother, Mrs.
Farrell, went TO Mortified this morn
ing on visit
J. s. Hockenberry of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting, his parents at w. W.
Carey,s before going on an extended
trip West.
Frank Austin returned last night
from Thetford, where he went to at
tend the commencement exercises at the
academy there.
Mrs. J. G. S. Bartlett and Miss
Georgia Mosher of Sharon, who have
been visiting at the home of C. NJ. Will
ley, went to Burlington this morning.
Goddard will cross bats with the
Rockland Military academy nine OF
West Lebanon, n. H., Saturday after
noon at o'clock on the local campus.
The Eagles defeated the East street
on the sandbank yesterday by the score
LOT 26-10. Batteries: Eagles, Fraser,
Scampini and Mcknight; East street,
Ahern and Fisher.
The Rev. W. r. Davenport has return.
ed from ten days trip through vari-
Gus parts Of the state in the interests OF
THE Vermont Anti-Saloon League, of
which he is field secretary.
Harry d. Bruce who was graduated
from Montpelier seminary in the class
Of 1908, Won the first prize in debate
between teams from the Sophomore
land Junior classes of Brown university
the other evening. Mr. Bruce was one
|of six contestants. He is a member of
the Sophomore class in Brown,
Among the many specials offered by
A. A. Smith & Brother Friday and
Saturday, none show more intrinsic mer.
it than the women's oxfords, lace shoes
and button shoes to be closed at S1.98
per pair. The lot includes vici kid,
patent feathers, etc. Ladies should take
advantage Of this sale Their sale Of
mems collars as Sc is worthy Of the
attention of every prudent man. They
are euqal in wearing quality to any 15c
collar sold. For further particulars see
their advertisement on the 4th page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
BIRD STORIES.

Orville D. Brunell saw handsome
baldheaded eagle flying over Nashua,
N. H., the other morning. The eagle
had a spread Of seven or eight feet.
The sight of baldheaded eagle III that
section Is a rare occurrence.
A gray eagle measuring seven feet
eight inches from tip to tip was shot
recently by George L. Fraser of Egypt,
Mo, while he was aboard train that
was backing up at the rate Of twenty
FIVE miles an hour and while the bird
was flying.
Two Australian black swans were
picked up recently off Norfolk Island In
the Pacific. They Travelled 100 miles
The birds We're exhausted, but after 4
fresh water bath and pleaty OF food
they revived. The black swan Is a
powerful swimmer. but 100 miles at
sea Is a long swim even for 1t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
THE LEWIS CLARK FAIR.

Norwegian singing societies win have
special day at the Lewis and Clark
centennial for reunion Of members
and contest for prizes.
Many pieces of the best statuary used
on the grounds and buildings at the
worlds fair have been donated by the
st. Louis management to the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
The gigantic statue of Vulcan In
iron which was exhibited at the st.
Louis worlds fair by Birmingham.
Ala, will hold prominent place on
the grounds at the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Readers.
Central Labor Union meeting tonight.
Fancy hose for those oxfords at Nc
Whorter's.
Straw hats from use TO $500 at
Moore & Owens.
D. S. Laramie went to Burlington this
morning on business.
Ladies and gentIemen's solid gold
watches at +. 2. Burr & Co.'s.
Series dance at Hale's pavilion Sat-
urday evening. GiIbertson's orchestra.
Ladies' fast black high spliced heel
hosiery, two pairs for 25c, at Abbott's.
D'Affittarsi TN piccolo tenimento al
No, ~ Addison street per solo $3.50 al
mese.
John Mcdonald left this noon for a
visit In Boston and New York after
which he expects to go west.
B. A. Eastman returned last night
from Montreal where he entered in the
shoot of the Montreal Cunning club.
The entire household goods of Mrs
George Patch will be sold at public
sale at the City Auction rooms, Satur-
day. Sale at 2 and p. m. See large
bills.
a game Of ball win be played on the
Gospel Village grounds tomorrow after
noon at 4.30 O'Clock between, the Wash
ington street Stars and the Woodmen9
of Granitevile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Anis ANA Fruit Trees.

For at least four centuries ants have
been used IN China 10 protect fruit
trees from insect rayagers. Orange
trees in Canton are much Injured by
worms. which infest them and ants,
red and yellow, which make their nests
on trees, are imported from the hill
country to protect the fruit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
The English Language.

Today the English language Is spo-
ken by about 135.000,0OO people Three
hundred years ago In the time OF
Queen Elizabeth, the language was
spoken by about 100000 people, near
" all of whom lived in the British isles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
The snakes skin.

When the snake sheds bis skin. which
occurs frequently as often as every
four or Eve weeks the skin OF the eyes
comes off with the rest. Translucent in
most parts, the skin over the snakes
eye is perfectly transparent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
Crumhling England.

At the present rate Of erumbling
England viii have been swallowed up
by the sea III the year 1874, according
to the calculations Of correspondent
of the Frankfnrter Zeitung.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1905.
Weather Prediction.

Thunder storms tonight excerpt in
southeast portion. Cooler except in
Maine. Saturday fair and cooler except
ing northwest portion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-26

The city water viii be shut of Sun
day from 0 ?. m. to a, M, for the pur-
pose of washing out.
G. r. Allen, Jr., Water Supt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
NEW STYLE SLEEVES.

Seamstresses all over the country are
husily engaged in turning old sleeves up
side down. Vrey often the old fulness
on the low or arm is so ample that when
it is reversed and placed ut the sleeve top
it makes the cutting of a fashionable
sleeve top a possibility, says the Ptiladel-
phia Telegraph.
Then again, many of the old sleeves
were full at the arm hole, but the fulness
was laid in tucks or plaits and stitched
part way down the ann, being left to
flare only as it neared the elbow. When
such plaits are very carefully ripped the
sleeve top may be recut in the fashion
able shape.
Possibly the old sleeve will not cut
over into a full length, modish sleeve,
but in this day of tine long close cuff that
is not necessary, and by hook or crook
one may in almost every instance get a
full enough upper sleeve out of the old
materials, and add to 1t "A transparent
cuff to the elbow, formed of lace, en-
broilery, OF some. other trimming.
Elbow sleeves, too, big at the armholes
but narrowing toward the elbow, are in
high favor, and may take the place of the
full-length sleeve, but it is with the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
Cannon & Shelby
o1 Smith St.
Look for Electric Sign

While ii would seem that the judge
should have waited until the papers il
the case arrived before passing sen,
tence, yet there is now some excuse
for his action which was not apparent
before.
Now, the question arises. what
right had these two Perth Amboy
mon to interfere in this matter? Pei
tier is merely q constable and city
marshal. His duty ends when he de-
livers his prisoners TO the sheriff.
What right has he go out and work To
secure the release of prisoners whom
the police have been working all win
ter to catch, and that, too. before the
papers from the recorders court here
have arrived in New Brunswick? On
what authority does Court interpreter
Sell get up and endeavor to thwart the
ends of Justice? What kind of a COM
bination has Perth Amboy got repre-
senting her in the county court? 1t is
evident the Judge should not receive
all the blame, yet without the eX-
PLANTATION of the prosecutor, there was
no one else to lay it to. The city had
better send someone else to the county
seat with her prisoners, if the man
who now takes them gets busy, as
soon as he arrives. in an effort to get
them liberated, playing on the feel
ings of a lenient Judge to accomplish
his purpose.
1t seems the prosecutor told Peltier
that he should return to Perth Amboy
and explain matters and bear his just
share of the blame before an indignant
public. Whether he has done so OF
not, we do not know. At least he did
not come to the NEWS Office and tell
of his part in getting the prisoners
free. AS we stated in our previous
comment, the light sentence of these
prisoners was a great injustice to the
people of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
NOTHING IS WASTED.

When one cake has fallen or one shirt
waist pattern been spoiled the world
seems a wilderness with neither truth
nor virtue under the sun. Here arc
the wasted materials, time, labor.
patience. There are some things
which are gained only by losing
them, and others which we cannot
lose: spending them. we still haye
them in our possession. says the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The materials are spoiler- perhaps.
If they w quite hopeless it is best to
thrust them far away, lest they tempt
TO further lamentation. The time
why throw good time after bad time'
Then let the next hour be all the
more profitable because OF the one
wasted. The patience-the patience Is
one of the Llessed possessions which
are gained by spending, of when the
store is increased by paying out. The
labor, being honest labor, cannot he
really lost, though its end we cannot
see and though its present result be
accounted failure.
The attempt remains TO bless the
worker and stimulate him to fresh
achievements. The loss is not so great
but it might have been greater. Up
AGAIN and better luck betide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
TEARING down
FAMOUS Mill.
Ancient Structure Stood at Rari.
tan Landing Erected
in I74S.

Special 10 The Egening Meas

New Brunswick. Apr. 4:4What
was at once the largest grain shipping
post in America is being RACED to the
ground and the lumber will be used
for building barns. In las Conover's
elevator and feed mills at Raritan
Landing were erected and for years
this was a great grain depot, as many
as five hundred wagons being unloaded
there in n day.
The first mill at the landing was near
the old Indian burying ground. In the
latter part of 1900 it was run by water
power taken from IA dam formed in
the Raritan river, The dam stopped
shad coming down the river and resi-
dents protested and tore down part OF
the dam. The mill that is o being
torn down is the fourth that has gone
out of existence in the past century
at this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
IN HONOR OF GUEST.
Miss Geraldine Brown Entertained
Her Friends Last Night.

Miss Geraldine Brown, Of Gordon street
entertained a number of her friends at a
party last night, in honor of her guest,
Miss Isabella-ruffer, Of Brooklyn. Dane
ing and games were enjoyed by all.
Miss Booz gave a few selections on
the piano, as did Miss Puffer. Miss Lu.
ella Derby and Mrs. Sharp sang several
duets, accompan led by Miss Brown on
the piano, and Mr.. Heath on he Guitar.
Dainty refreshments were served. The
party broke up about midnight.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharp, Misses Bessie Booz, Lucia Derby,
Louise Rock, Geraldine Brown, Isabella
Puffer, Mrs. Brown, Prof. Reed, Mr..
Jackson. Frank II. Shinn, Mr.. Heath.
Louis Booz, Harry Comings, Arthur
HINTS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04

NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today partly cloudy to overcast weather
able winds, mostly southwest, and gene
rally slight temperature changes, followed
by rain in the northern and central dis
tricts. On Wednesday partly cloudy
weather and slightly higher temper allure
viii prevail. preceded by rain in the nor
thern coast districts, with fresh to brisk
southw esterly winds, followed in this
section and Southern New England by
clearing. and on Thursday fair weather,
with slight temperature changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Four of the Five Boats Will be
Launched Saturday.

Four of the five new ferryboats which
the c.tv is building for the Staten Island
ferry will be launched at Baltimore on
Saturday. They are expected TO be ready
by June. The Dock Department has not,
so far, even let the contract for altering
the ferry slips so that they can be used
by the new boats.
The slips at Manhattan and staten Is
land must be widened and deepened' This
work will require $50 days, according TO
the engineers estimates. Commissioner
Feathersun advertised for bids some tim
ago and rejected those received on the
grounl that they were t9o'high. No new
bid have been received.
The delay is causing great d%isappolnt-
ment to Staten Islanders. who hoped to
see The boats running this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
NEW Wells.

All women who look to n veil to en-.
nance their attractions will find de.
light in the new Aesh-colored %tulles,
which are all but invisible, as they
match the skin of the face; and the
dots or spots of which play the same
part as patches, which, it is well
known, r not only becoming to the
complexion but tend to brighten tn
eyes.
Much the same advantages may be
claimed for the double tulle veilings.
Here we have a broad ruched white
tulle backed by the very finest illusion,
the two being held together by the
black velvet spots with which at is
punctuated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-04
GROWTH OF A
LOCAL PLANT.
Ceramic Company has Developed
Into an Important Industry
in Perth AmhOy.

The Perth Amboy Ceramic Com
pauy has SO rapidly grown in the
manufacture of white porcelain wash
tubs, sinks, and all kinds of porcelain
ware. that with its present manufac-
turing quarters and number of men
they employ, they cannot turn out all
the orders which they have on hand.
They have orders for many thousand
tubs and sinks to be turned out as soon
as possible, and with its present ac-
c-ommodation. it would take them at
least five months to turn out the
orders.
They have now begun the erection
of a large extension to their plant,
which they expect to complete by May
lst,. when the company will hire
more help, and do n more extensive
business.
From appearance of things, they
have really got a hold on the New
York market, as we'll asPhiladclphia.
Boston and some other cities.
The reason for the large amount of
work they have on hand, is that they
turn out Il superior article to that at
present in the market, and thereby
have a good reputation in the markets
of the large cities.