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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24
A Proper Mark Of Appreciation.

The banquet given DR.. Porter Mon
day night was a proper acknowledge
nlent Of the good work done b. tne
state Health Oficsr and his assist
ants in conhning the yellow fever to
Pensacola ana stamping 1t out with
out waiting for cold weather.
Previous to the last outbreak differ
eut committees established QuaTan-
tines Of their own Often measures
were resorted TO that could be char
acterized as barbarous. And yet the
fever spread in spite of these local
guarantees. During the recent cpl
demic matters Of quarantine were in
the hands of the representatives Of
the STATE Board of Health. and the
fever was shut in instead Of being
shut ont: and. while necessarily there
was some interference with trade and
travel there was nothing ike as
much as when each locality adopted
such measures as il saw nj.
Ana. best of all the effort TO shut
the fever In was successful and the
effort to check it and eXtirpate il was
successful Tampa had one case.
The fever there was confined 10 the
bed of one sick man. Pensacola had
many cases. but the fever was not
permitted 10 break out of the lines
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24
WHERE THE JOURNAL
CAN BE FOUND.

The Pensacola Journal Is on
sale at the following places In
the city.
Bay hotel.
Goes Beck store.
Depot News stand
GEN Cook Store.
Hotel Escambia.
Merchants Hotel.
Southern Hotel.
Thompson's Book Store.
Walkers Book Stort.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

In Pensacola parties are offering
for sale lots In the residence portion
Of the city at the attractive price OF
$50 70 $50 each. and as an inducement
the advertisement reads you pay no
interest and no taxes. Florala dirt
is better that that For there are no
lots i'm our fOuTishing little city that
can be bought for less than 500
each.-Florala News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24


Be brave. be faithful and pure
And The temple Of character builded via
In its beauty snail ever endure
Carriers Address 1906
GOOD morning Happy New Year!
How goes the world today
Are your skies with sunlight golden
Or are they sadly gray!
Perhaps it Is you're thinking
That Fate is all uniusti
Look up not down, my brothers
Throw out loves line OF trust.
Across the tossing bilIows
And Ger the darkening land
We see Hopes star eternal
We see her beck'ning hand.
But if from smiling Fortune
Your ships full freighted come,
Be generous with your blessings
Give your needy brother some
Words Of cheer are never costly,
And a hand clasp firm and true
Nav give more of strength and courage
Than miser's gold could do.
Life was never meant for walking,
Just along in simple hlei
share the road up with your neighbor,
Laugh and chat q little while
What tho sombre clouds are lying
All along the west tonight,
Don't YOU know the morrow's coming
Blazons all the sky with light?
Where the crested pillows battle
Where the dark wingd storm may sweep,
Calm shall stiu the waves and mirrored
Stars their shining vigils keep.
Not for self and for selfs pleasing
Live we in this world Of ours
Not for all of sunny weather
Nor for pathways full Of flowers.
We must take things as we md thems
with courage strong and true
Make them better If we can but
Dare the bravest thing to do
Let our hearts give of their loving,
Let our souls give of their cheer;
Write our names in helpful living
On the pages of the year
Looking up. toward the mountains
With a soul thrilled and elate
GRASP the powers Divinely given,
Be the conquerors of Fate!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

NJ. f. B. A. No. 81. meets first and
third Wednesday evening at T:30 p.
m. Rafford Hall. 40 10 West Inten-
denCia street.
A. G.. FELL, Pres.
J. j.. SWEENEY. Sec
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24
To The Carrier Bays
az
The Pensacola Journal
Win BeSf Wishes Of
Florida Pine. +"

success to YOU boys as YOU journey along
Yc men Of the future and know
That you hold in your hands and your hearts
every day.
The maAng Of LIES veal or woe
BE true to yourselves. to your country and
God.
BE brave. be faithful and pure,
And the temple Of character builded via
years
In its beauty snail ever endure
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24
Live Oak Second.

The Pensacola journal doesn't hest
tate to remark that ten years hence
Pensacola viii be the leading city Of
Florida To which we add that by
the same time Live Oak viii lead
among the interior cities of the state.
Live Oak Democrat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

Dec TO- 1905
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
vhse~ss ceIe.sse $50 wsss.

The Denver & Rio Grande. with
its numerous branches penetrating
the Rockies. has two distinct and
separate lines across the mountains.
Tickets reading via The Scenic
Line Of the World" and The Great
Salt Lake Route" between Denver
and Salt Lake City or Ogden. are
available either via the main line
through Leadville Canon of the
Grand river and Glenwood Springs.
or via the line over Marshall Pass
and through the Black Canon of the
Gunnison. Tourists to and from
Salt Lake City. Ogden or San Fran
cisco will find it to their advantage
to have their tickets read in both
directions via this route. thus being
able to use one Of the above lines
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
osoessss c0sss.

Judge voorhees, came down from
Pueblo Monday morning and held q
brief ssusion Of the district court.
jose Echwerria. charged with
burglarizing the millinery store Of
Miss Lsis Kenton. in Rocky Ford
recently. pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to the state reformatory
at Bueaa vista.
Two infosmations were filed
against J. p. Eoster. one by J. p.
Nolan snd the other BY c. F. Burke.
Eustes , charged with the larceny
of vaFisd assostment Of horse mil
linery ~ will be tried 1t the OctO-
ber tern of the district court.
The regular term Of the district
court eenvenes on the second Mon
day in October.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
Toe 0sys In ossvss.

An opportunity Of spending two
days in the Queen City Of the Plains
win be given On Sunday. August
9Th, when the Santa Fe will run .
special train excursion. starting
from I.arned Kan. at 7:52 p. m.
August 18th. and arriving in Denver
at 1890 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The train will leave La Junta Sun
day 1t SIS q. m. and the rate will
b. 1878. Returning leave Denver
8 p. M. August 18th. In addition to
Denvers's many other attractions
there will be q game Of baseball be-
tween the Denver and Sioux City
clubs on the 9th, and Denver and
St. Joseph on the 18th. Everybody
is going. Why not you? Ask the
local agent for further particulars.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
Tssehsss' ExsmiassSos.

The regular quarterly tsaehers
examination will be held in the
once of the county superintendent
sf srhools, Thursday and Friday.
August l7th and 18th. commencing
promptly at 9 .. m.
MRs. CARRIE E. AONEY.
Superintendent.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
Tssess ssr Ssss.
santa Fs G.es.sis. assss.

Saturday or Sunday. return Sum
day or Monday. round trip: Colo
rado Springs. A.35: ManitOu. $3.50;
Palmer Lake. $50.
Sunday only. round trip: Colorado
Springs, $3.50: ManitOu. $3.O5;
Palmer Lake. $3.65: Pueblo. $50.
Excursion rates to Portland. Ore.
from May oath to September 3Oth;
80 for the round trip: diverse
routes returning; through San Fran
cisco s5l for the round trip; dates Of
aIe from May oath TO June 18th;
final return limit ninety days from
date of sale.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
0eUo - e0Uoos.
at G. w. Cosnbss'.

n son n u. w. O0moeB.
Echo the good roads this way.
Editor Smith visited vineland
frisnds over Sunday.
Mn Mamie Wolfe he's returned
from . trip to the coast.
Mr.. and Hrs. E. b. Gullard are
enjoying an outing ut nanitou.
Fred Gilbert ID attending the Trim
idad knights Of Pythias convention.
Mrs. Daisy TeeIe Gilmore visited
her parents between trains Tuesday.
Dr.. Meadows. Of Nepesta. wss in
town Saturday. He h shout to al
M husine9 IN NepssGa.
J. 8. Solseth and mother are visit
ing their old hone In Minnesota.
TAey viii not return until Septem-
ber.
Mr.. and Nm. r. ~. Weiland re-
tuFned froa Boulder Tussday night.
nss- Weiland was not benefited by
DE eAange.
The Jumpers are holding street
meetings in Fowler this week. Their
belief ssess to be sincere although
sossewba3 iscungruous IN il outlet.
Mi98 Chrntina Stubhs snd Doro-
Thy Moody eatestainsd tlheir little
frisads Il c. s. StubAs' NOME Fri
day IN hooos u tAeir third birshiay.
4 G. Baahey ~ besm buyinx .
essd SID bsscA Il nulss q the
Tosd TIN week. ney are presuma-
~ for ansket - noe orehesss.l
pasts.
J. s. Cubest. cur worthy post
nnseef. senstei fer tAe Rssslnnd Ex-
psjtioa Mssav nigAt. ". II. Ber-
~ anises - ~ s3pe dusine his
11r. Maskis, Il tlse nrm a Younr
1 MneAiA - n tswn Tusuany
DssAisg ~ IL nessa prupert.
n sEsu1ue , wy - RhrDers
~ - ~ g - 0esey e -
ssFsnin pssso - 1ag - - isss -
|sHvslfve . esup 0ssafvsly. Ds<es
|ouuD - - sAe lusuru6 esup a.
- Via snssuuss psuVseaA
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
wsm sen o.s s.s lsesss !. u j..ss.

E n. Simons. Of Bentonsport.
I0wa. who has been visiting his
brother. Clyde w. Simons. leader of
Woaderly's oFchestra, for several
weeks. returned home last Monday.
Mr.. Simons is conducting \ general
merchandise store in Iowa. and went
home with the intention Of closing
out his stock and locating in this
city in the near future.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
e.eu..,o. se As,s.sse eesss.

Why not spend the summer down
east at the seashOre? Breathe the
health giving air. bathe in old ocean.
and At night be lulled to sleep by
the music of the restless. seething
surf as it dashes on the beach.
You'll find these and other attrac-
tions at Asbury Park New York
City is distant only a couple Of
hours ride. Santa Fe is the block
signal line.
Only $40 il you buy q ticket from
La Junta to Asbury Park. N. Y.
For full particulars apply to A N.
Turner, Agent. In Junta. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
opss sssssao ossss~.

The enme lsws Of COLORADO. re-
vised - 10 date and complete in
condesned form. are - follows:
For trout, not les than seven
inches Isag. ssd other fish. June lst
to October 3lst.
For eoe der with horns. Septem-
Der 25th 20 October 10Th.
For duelu, gsse, mipes. curiews,
brants. sW1so end all other water
fowls - sAese birds, September
10Th b Aps1 lseh. next ensuing.
For psuirie chickens and grouse,
September lst 70 October Dth. next
ensuing.
Fos asva. August lst to August
18th.
No spA ssnssa On elk. mountain
sheep. snessspe. Wild turkeys or
quail-
Ne psua permitted to hunt with
out fsse ssessing . licease. either
from esuney eSssk o. szae cs1lnis-
sioeeF. SoeA Iieznse permits hvnt-
ing duriag - sensua only Cost
of icnn - dsllnr snrh-
An visonosn e ~ snne nv via
be psvsssuou1 - tlke fsu extent Il
the ~, - - - - ~ csssers-
ei fee - - - - cssas-
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-12
sees a..s. ee.....,...

The olkciAl national good roads con
vention for Otero county will hold
three sessions in this city to-day.
he god roads special" with Oh
Gers Of The National Good Roads
Associations. viii arrive in La Junta
this morning. The officers are ex-
perts skilled in road building. and
have been touring the state for
several weeks. illustrating and out
lining permanent street and public
rod improvements.
This morning the experts will take
. drive around La Junta and the
territory Immediately surrounding
for the purpose Of investigating
local conditions. The road experts
proclaim that our shale is the best
material in the world for the
making Of good roads and they will
make suggestions as to the most
practical and economical method Of
utilizing it. There will be three
sessions Of the convention. ut 10
\. M. 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. The
morning and afternoon sessions will
be held in the district court room
and the evening session at the La
Junta Theatre The programme for
the day is as follows:
MORNING SESSION. lOA. u.
Call to order by the Mayor Of La
Junta. c. w. BOmgardner.
Invocation. Rev. Conrad Bluhm.
Address Of welcome on behalf Of
the city. Hon. Marion +. Miller.
Addres Of welcome on behalf Of
the county. Hon. J. H. Crowley.
Address Of welcome on behalf of
the commercial organization. Hon.
Fred A. Sabin.
Response by Colonel w. H. Moore.
President National Good Roads A.
sociation; subject. The National
Good Roads Movement.
Appointment Of committees and
registration.
Addre8, Convict Labor by
Judge Gavin. Of New Mexico.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2P. \.
Address. Senator A. 8. Mann.
Vice-President National Good Roads
Association; subject. ''Organixa-
tion."
Address. Hon. VIM. Bradburn.
C Consulting Engineer National Good
Roads Association: subject. "Practi-
cal Rood Construction.
Conferenee and five minute talks
by delsRates.
Addre.s. Col. w. H. Lockhart.
EVENING sEssION. THEATRE. 8P. \.
Music by Wonderly's Orchestra.
Reports Of committees on reso-
buttons and organization.
Addres. Col. T. p. Rixey. Lee
turer Nstional Good Roads A.ocia-
ton: subject. Legislation"
Stereopticon lecture. Col. w. H.
Moore: subject. TIE Roads Of the
World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
MINERAL WAX
h.IES Of UTAH.
Important improvements Planned
For This Year at Soldier
Summit and Cotton
LARGE REFINERY TO Be BUILT.
viii be Put Up by Utah 0zokerIte Com
pany, Recently Incorporated,
AT Cotton.

a few years ago it was predicted by
a gentleman familiar with the mining
Of ozokerlte, or mineral wax, that this
Industry would become an important
che IN Utah. Apparently this is COM
ing true.
For several years the American Ozo-
kerlte company Of which Samuel j.
Butler Of this city is manager has been
quietly adding 10 its holdings near
Soldier summit and in the way Of de-
yelopment and Improvements has ex-
pended, It Is said, several hundred
thousand dollars. II has erected a re-
Il ny and during the present year
Will enter the markets OF the east with
its product. The company has already
sold considerable wax, but the past
year has been devoted almost entirely
to the development and Improvements
Of its properties.
Recently another company was or
ganlzed--the Utah OzOkerite company
and yesterday the articles of incor-
poration were filed In the Office of the
secretary OF state. The latter viii
operate at Cotton and, during the pres
ent year win build plant for refining
purposes,
b. Il, carey president of the new
company, gave this information to the
News today and stated also that II
is proposed 10 carry ON very vigorous
campaign, Recent development, Mr.
Caffey stated, has demonstrated that
the vein crossing the property is at
least eight feet In width; that Is inches
OF II Is almost pure wax, and that
over three feet win average bet
Ter than 20 per cent wax. I'VE have
followed the vein I'm the shaft from
where It was first encountered--l6 feet
below the surface, down to its present
depth, 100 feet, where "A station Is be-
ing cut. A level was established at
80 feet and the vein cross-cut, The
discovery OF the ledge was made while
digging q well.
Mr.. Caffey says the deposit Is un-
doubtedly one OF the largest in the
world and he knows Of no place where
the product is found so nearly pure as
I'm the case of the l6 inch streak mem
toned,
Mr. Caffey is confident the new COM
pany Is IN position to make a great
deal Of money and states that the prod
uct OF the mine can be marketed at
Cotton for about 5000 per ton, Tho
principal workings Of the Utah Cocker
ite are located within the limits OF the
town OF Cotton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
PEACE RUMORS
HELP MARKET.
After a Fair Opening Prices Of
Representative Stocks Fell Oh.
scure SpecialtieS Rising.
SOME REACTIONS IN RAILROADS
Then Trading Broadened aud an Up
ward Movement Was
Started

New YORK, Feb Peace rumors
strengthened the London stock market
this morning and helped the local market
Uniform price movement ceased after the
opening dealings, prices Of representa-
tive stocks falling WIN, obscure special
ties rose Tho Metropolitan stocks were
realized on heavily and sold about point
below yesterdays closing although Inter-
borough Rapid Transit rose points on
tho curb, Reactions IN the railroads were
not large apart from Hooking Valley pre-
iorrcd which yielded and New Haven
2la, Buying OF some less active stocks re-
suited in Pacific Coast rising "a tho sec
ond preferred "a and the Minneapolis, 81.
Paul and 500 and Sugar Realty. Leather
preferred, Corn Products, Biscuit Adams
Express and Pullman I TO 2 Large orders
were placed in the btuminous coal stocks
especially G. & o., and Norfolk and West
crn, which advanced TO 1 Is respectively
Atchison gained 1.
The market broadened and additional
stocks were brought INTO the upward
movement, but some Of the market lead
ers remained unrcspunsiye. The rise IN
Norfolk ~ Western extended "a pa, Atch.
son lA. Illinois Central IA Consolidated
Gas 3H, Brooklyn Union Gas s. Leather
preferred "a, Tennessee Coal 2h, and
Pennsylvania, Hooking Valley. North.
western, Manhattan Colorado Fuel and
Peoples Gas /. Third Avenue declined ~
and Chicago, ST. Paul Minneapolis ana
Omaha 2
Bonds were steady at noon
Low priced udustriais apparently af-
forded better field FOR successful turn
than the railroad stocks IN the early AZ
tprnOOu the huNiuw rputCTp0 LARGELY I'm the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
Condition Of Mining Stock Market
Little Changed From Yes.
terday
UNCLE SAM CON. STIFFENED.
Mine Has Made Frequent Shipments
This Week-PrOspects for a Diyi-
dend--Todays Quotations

During the forenoon calls OF the min
Ing exchange today, iO99O shares Of
stocks were transferred for which was
paid the sum OF S3,50S25,
There was not much change In the
price OF stocks as compared to yester-
day. DAILY, the Park City stock which
has been strengthened by the appear
ance OF ore IN the Ontario drain tunnel,
now being extended to DAILY West teri
tory, opened In good form and advanced
TO 2.5i; but this was followed by a
slight reaction, May Day found taxi
ere et ana 81 cents. Uncle Sam Con-
solldated made the only advance Of con-
sequence during the early calls, the
stock going up to 26la on tho open
board. The mine has made some heavy
shipments OF ore this week. and It Is
reasonably certain that tho directors,
at their next meeting win post another
dividend. while nothing positive has
been said. nevertheless It has been in
tlmated.
on the open board Nalldriver came
out at 40 cents, but only IN limited
quantity. Sacramento as has been u.s.
ually the case Of late, was quoted low;
a 300-share lot going at 10 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Rhylollte is Likely 10 Become the Metro
polls Of New Camp.

A correspondent of the Goldheld Re-
view writing from the new Bullfrog
district says the camp il very active
aud indications point that RhyOlitc VIII
be the principal town,
a day and night shift Of four men
each are working on the original Bull
frog nine and q shipment of 20 tons OF
the Jrcttlest, as well as richest, ore
over taken out of the ground In any
country win soon be made. Supt Me-
Gallard is very much elated over the
excellent showing I'm the new tunnel
that is being run to cut the rich shoot,
and which IS now IN about 40 feet
Numerous strngers Of high grade ore
are coming I'm, which give evidence or
the near approach to the big ore body.
This mine IS no doubt one OF the most
promising properties I'm this section
OF Nevada, and with development VIII
certainly become u, great producer,
within the past few days MessrB,
Ray and Darsey have tou' come high
grade ore IN their pro Il near the
new town OF Rhyolite, VI cir prose
siderod nattcring.
The I.add. Renson q Clark property
IL being worked with two shifts that
are taking out some good ore.
Adjoining the big Ladd strike on
Ladd mountain is the property Of the
Montana-Bullfrog company, a promo
ton Of G, II. Elliott and a. 'ociates,
This IL one Of the most promising un-
developed pieces OF ground In the dis
trict Work "a being pushed as fast az
possible with O tunnel which should
cut the Iadd vein at u distance Of
about 75 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
CONCENrR RATES.

Five cars Of ores from the original
Tonopah mine are In today's market
Ex.Judge w. c. Han and Dr. Y. U,
Withee are registered at a Goldneld
hotel
Director A. W. Chesterton OF the Con-
t0lidatad Mercur returned yesterday
from a trip to Twin Falls, Ida
A lot OF Mammoth ore was sold yes
terdny afternoon on controls showing
AS per cent copper 1914 ounces silver,
and 81 In gold,
Manager George II, Dern Of the Con-
solidated Mercur Is at that Mercur
property after vacation Of several
weeks In California
George 2, Sparks, local representative
OF the Dearborn Drug d Chemical COM
pHny, Is IN Bingham today, In the in
forests Of his Arm.
The citizens Of Golineld Nevada, are
preparing 10 look out for the educa-
tion Of the youth and win establish a
public school system there
Supt. A. o. Jacobsin OF the Columbus
Consolidated Of Alta rs I'm the city to-
day to attend the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of that corporation
Cashier T., j. Plthey OF the Utah Con-
so'ld.tcd Mining company, spent yes
tgrday IN bingham, He will pay on
tie cmI luyes of the smelter tomorrow.
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates, $4,000.
base bullion, $4,000, gold bullion. 4 900.
In the extension OF the Ontario drain
tunnel into the ground OF the DAILY
Mining company a fissure has been
cut, which contains a favorable show
INK OF ore.
Five cars OF zinc ores from the Horn
Silver mine at Frisco reached the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-07
MINES AT ALTA.
Good Progress Sow Being Made at South
Colin mhus.

Ablu lhHNh
Supt, A. o. jacobson Of the Columbus
Consolidated at Alta. was down from
the Wasatch camp yesterday and re-
turned again this morning without
waiting TO attend the annual stockhold-
ers' meeting this afternoon.
The storm Of the past few days was
quite severe at Alta and the mountains
are now covered with enough snow TO
insure plenty Of water during the dry
months.
Mr.. jacobson brought some cheerful
Information from the South Columbus
mine, where a force Of men Is engaged
In running q long tunnel which Is now
in considerably over 500 feet
For several months the drills have
been cutting slowly through a decidedly
hard lime formation, A few days ago
q small assure vein was encountered
bringing with Il a change which augers
TO the advantage OF the mon behind the
machine, The rock has softened and
better progress Is being made than has
been the case for some time.
The South Columbus management
claims the company owns an extension
OF the contact vein I'm which a large
tonnage OF ore has been blocked out
I'm the Columbus Con. and is therefore,
confident, that with a little more de-
velopment results of very substantial
character will be obtained.