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Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
MESA
THE RECITAL.

Owing to the rain last evening, there were many vacant seats in the opera house when the curtain went up for the opening of the elocutionary and muslcal recital given by Mrs. May French Cooley and Mrs. w. N. Tiffany About 100 tickets which were cut were not turned in. However, there was a fair sized audience present, and the entertainment was all and more than had been claimed for it. Both Mrs. Tiffany and Mrs. Cooley were in fine voice, and the program was listened to with intense interest by those present.
 Several numbers not on the program were given, including the chariot race from Ben Hur. The latter was by spe- cial request, as Mrs. Co icy mas no su- perior in the rendition of that splendid bit of descriptive work.
 Mesdames Cooley and Tiffany say that the people of Mesa owe them plenty of good will at least. Every time they have visited Mesa it has rained-and the rain was always need ed at that time. It is certain the people there have only the most kindly feel ing for the ladies, and they can be sure of a welcome any time they come to the Gem City.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

sale. It was established as a perma- nent Mesa business establishment and will be so conducted.
 Mrs. Chas. Wise, who has been on the sick list for some time, is inn proving.
 VInton F. Stotts, manager of the telephone company for this section, is in town today looking after the inter- ests of his patrons. MT. Stotts is a ge- nial, accommodating gentleman and is we'll liked by the patrons of the tele- phone company.
 J. R. Blaxely has had some very fine cabinet photographs made of his entire family. The work was executed by Ellye Irwin at the Mesa gallery.
 At the Alhambra. F.. E. Ford, Kan sas City; Mrs. c. J. Hall, St. Louis, Mo; E. Hammond, Center. Ohio.
 Ellsworth Bros. have sent a fine fine display of Piermain apples to the board of trade, Phoenix. The fruit was grown on their ranch near town.
 Dr. c. Hall Cook will exhibit his famous pictures by stereopticon next Monday night, November G. at the Mesa opera house. These pictures were obtained by expert investigators and purport to be the work of unseen in telligences. pr. Cook is connected with the eminent body of scientists known as the Society for Physical Research, London, England, and his platform work IS based upon the conclusions of that society, corroborated by his own experiments. The doctor says he will exhibit no less than four dozen il- lustrations, some of which are eX- traordinarily beautiful.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
IN AND NEAR GLOBE.
Activities of Two New Companies and
 Other Newsy Items.

A corporation by the name of the American Copper company has been formed, with million dollars capital stock, for the purpose of exploiting the Gibson-Coughlin property, west of Globe. The incorporators are s. L.. Gibson, J. l.. Alexander, J. F. Cough lin, De Loss Copelan and Wm. Ryan. The first board of directors is com posed of the above incorporators, with s. l.. Gibson, president and general manager; J. F. Coughlin, vice presi- dent; Wm. Ryan, treasurer; J. L. AL exander, secretary.
 Work. has commenced in earnest and as large a force will be employed as may be worked to advantas-.
 The president, S. L. Gibson, has al ready made a competence in the devel- opment of the Gibson mine in the same vicinity and has the confidence of the
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

is rather less of it than when the shaft was not so deep, according to report. New machinery is constantly arriving for the mill and being placed as fast as possible. More tanks have been completed and the construction of oth- CTS is in progress. Connections with mains for the mill supply are being made and the framework for the addi- tional twenty stamps is being erected.
 Regular shipments of ore continue to be made from the Old Guard property and a new strike is reported in the Marshal mine, belonging to that com- pany. It is said that operations will shortly be resumed on the Lucksure mine. Concerning operations in outly- ing Cochise county districts. the Tomb stone Prospector says:
 THE BLACK DIAMOND.
 Parties coming from Pearce state that the Black Diamond company has resumed operations and that a small force of men is cleaning out the old stopes and drifts of the former work ings and that some new development work has been done which shows up new bodies of ore. The work is being
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

G. E. Richmond, of Phoenix, was a visitor nere yesterday.
 Harry Clark, who returned from Government Wells yesterday with the teams used in moving James Hanna's household goods, left again in the af- ternoon for the same place.
 The normal foot ball boys. accom- panied by their lady friends, drove to Phoenix last evening, where they were royalty entertained at a dance given in their honor by the Highbmders, a nigh school organization. Their defeat of the afternoon did not detract any from their pleasure of the evening.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
MOHAvE TREASURE VAULTS.
There is Much Doing in That County's
 Chief Industry.

Though Mohave county, like all oth- CT Arizona counties. has a variety of industries, the mining industry is so preponderating one instinctively says it is all mining. Aside from the local personal items the only news that gets out of the county is concerning mines and the half of that is never told. The perusal of the weekly papers in the county, however. gives an idea of what is going on and of late there seems to be more than the usual hustle. It is learned during the past week that
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

were able to attend. Here it might be well to remark that this is the first time in the history of the organization that it has been necessary to post pone the meeting on account of the weather. It is an excellent example of Arizona's remarkable climate that in the past ten or fifteen years the first Saturday in November has been al- most perfect.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
A BABY BOY.

:erday, the occasion for that pride and Joy being the arrival of a baby boy at kIs home the night before. 1t IS t.Ie first and naturally ne thinks ther. is ID other like it. Of course he oDeLed a fresh box Cf cigars.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
NOT FOR SALE.

Manager Birchell says that there IS no foundation for the ru- nor that the Tribolet Cold Storage market is sold to Messrs Shattuck & Desmond or to anybody else, has not been offered for sale, and is not for
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
AFTER DUCKS.

This is great weather for ducks, and, taking advantage of the opportunity, Grant Jones and Chas. Woof left Fri day evening for trip up Salt river in the hope of bagging a few. They expect to return some time today.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
MINING AND MILLING.
Activities In Numerous Cochise County
 Districts.

Sinking below the S00-foot level in the Tombstone Consolidated shaft con- tinues at the rate of about 10 feet per week. Strangely enough, the inflow of water seems to be less bothersome than it was some time ago, and there
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
A GOOD RAIN.

It rained the greater part of Friday night and some yesterday morning. The precipitation vas not great, but the fall was steady and dli a great deal of good for the farmer:.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
REUNION POSTPONED.

The Kansas reunion, which was to have been held yesterday, was post poned for one week on account of the weather, the roads being in such a condition that few out of town
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

done under the direct supervision Of James Barney.
 LA VANTIA MILL.
 Advices received from Benson are to the effect that the new mill on the La Vantia property, in the Yellowstone district, is now running and crushing ten tons of ore per day, the mill only running twelve hours, as the water supply has been rather low for the past two weeks. Work is now being done to further develop the water supply. The mill is giving good satisfaction
 THE COMMONWEALTH.
 The lessors on the Commonwealth property at Pearce are still making an excellent showing and are taking out considerable ore from the old workings of the company. There is a rumOr to the effect that they intend soon to start up some more stamps and in crease the output of the mill and by so doing will increase the force.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.

The last month of the public school work was by far the most successful of this year. The attendance was a great deal larger, the total enrolment for the month being 293 as compared with 264 of the month previous. The average attendance was 243 as com pared with 231.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

Merryman and Moore. Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

Dr. Win Wylie has changed his resi- dence to No. 323 North Seventh street, where he can be found nights Resi- dence telephone Main BPS.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
CATARRH' z naRE sap coa1s 1anN ITS A DEVASTATED BLOOD DISORDER

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Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

being
 
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Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

of the trouble and makes a complete and last ing cure. s. s. s. removes every particle of the catarrhal poison from the blood, making this vital stream pure and fresh. Then the inAarned membranes begin to heal, the head is cleared, the hawking and splitting cease, every symptom disappears, the constitution is built up and wig orous health restored s. s. S. also tones up the stomach, aids the digestion and acts as a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

ffein ejter 8eIdqftiguns gu geben,r als
bic 8biir gcOffnet luuroe unb @raf
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Das 3immer betrat.
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crbob, nm i6m elrt9cgcn gu gcben.
r8clt0rt? Su it0rit mid niemals,
Iou0ern biit mir INNER pirtommcl,
gotbar!" crrpiberte Iic uno rcibte Inn
nit icner tinoIi6en, beinaGe lintii6cn
S6ii6tcrnReit, Die ije Ttcts bon Rcuem
in icincr 8e9culport befict, BIC Slnh.
(Sortiebunp folet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
Scpurtirtc Nrbcitcr flnocn anf Gnt=
idDGoimnno.

9cnpcr, Col 8, Slrni, - 5. $.
Mllrpbp, NniuoIt Ser ry8eitcrn Icbe-
ration Of Mincr." rcidbte Gntlh1oi-
gltngSioroernnNcn iuS0bc bon $l00,z
600 bei'm StootS . Nuoiterr 9cnt inn
Nomct bon 81 8eralcutcn Elm, Die i'm
letten Sabre ans Cripple Greet, Gel
lllrloc ulo Gas InimaS oeportirt
ipllroen. Se0c 6orocrung lit BON ci-
her beId)suorcncn IliSio9e begleitet,
NORM Die qroBcn Scioen Der 9epor-
tlrten, Die ibrcn 6olnilien entrillen
mo ollrd Wfilit0r iibcr. Die @rcn5e
oe@ Staatca o%bgeifpbcn mltrben, &c
ldiloert iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

in 8iroillien 5llritfgetehrt 1T, lid
QcGuBert, er babe Elm Selc9romm bon
Huiiea, Dem @cianotcu Der @creinig
ten Stooten fiir Colombia, erbolten,
morin ocriclbc icinc Nnfuntt lll&onlp
ton Hoo0S mclOet, nit Dem Sin5lls
fiiocn, cr mcrOc ioiort III @oibington
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Serrn 9fuiieQ, crtl0rtc Serr Gait Ter
ncr, mcrOc cr Sen @iiliSitoatalcfrctdr
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Gonfcrcn} ilbcr 0cll 2oonlia 9oluell.
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at pcrnt6mcnOe 3eltge iein. Chat
idd,lid lit Dem &riegsiefrctdr Der
aern uno Tnbnlt ser NltSlnqclL Die
SEER MuiicQ mod)en miro, bcrcit3 &c
niigeno bctonnt, 10 Dob oic &crncb-
nlllnN oCiiclbcn MIR cine SorntulitQt
iein miro. SctrCtGr Soft 0llBcrte iidl
nid)t ouriibcr, bis monl er Dem Yr0.
iioel1tcn icincn 9crid)t critottcn miro.
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mllroc bclItc bonn SefretGr Snft IN
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ben.
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bonn EapItc g%emorOcncn ipe5icacIr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

- Iuf Sem bel Gbalmettc, Co.,
llegellocn groben 9anpfer yMonhat-
tan" bon Der 2eplono : Clinic brad,
6eltcr IN DEM Houme aus, mogonma
noble uno 9oubol5 perlaoen par. "a
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ridtinwcr beiibt, lhleppte ntan Den
Gompier nod Nep SrIeansi nm
ooS Tener BORT SIT eritidcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
Mooop's @ntadtcn.
9d,tftnnScn : @ciet and fir oen
Fanamafanal giiltiN,

Stuff @rbeit ouf Dem &it6mmS
6nIdifio. actrctar @ilfon oro-
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ibrem a6idfliic noDc. aot6u-
liidc ErGlotcn i'm %}cibcn Snitic,
Der beooritebcnoe 9ciltd) zines
britild)en @cidmoocr2 inter Dem
&ri15en 2oltis pon @nttcnber9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

ausIdn6cr miiHen nit Rdiien Der.
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Gel bel Eouriiten ntlter ecipobnlibcn
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siren unb reaiitriren Ia1fan. q Bel Der
abreiie lit Die Wor3eielrsg zines 2e-
sitimations Yapiers tihts erforoer.
lid. III s1iRasG
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ben Hdlie nitt p~erIanet, sbenfo anf
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IL a @aoans1 beitebenr 5ieieIben Hc.
gelr, icood tbnt ..n.s;; gorfihfs bal.
Der eiat, .etnen YaasF nit TII az flb:.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28

Warranty, Quit Claim an Bar
gain and Sale Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at The TRIBUNE
Office.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28

Mrs. G. H. Turner, in honor O.
her husbands 44th birthday, enter
tanned the following guests on the
evening of January 20: Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. F.
2. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Smith, Mr.. Ed. French and Miss
McKone, Mr.. Fred Turner and
Mrs. M. E. Williams Progressive
high five, the principal amusement
was played with scientific skill,
Mrs. fuckers score proved her to
be the champion player. DR.,
Smiths gallant bidding graced his
score in a circular manner. Re-
1reshments were served. The
pleasure of the evening, the kind
and pleasant wishes of the denart.
ing guests, made life seem worth
the living.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28
The New Mill Project

Z. A Warehauser, E. M. Hoo.
ver' w. A. Wilkinson and Mr.
Henry Turrish of Duluth, were in
the city Thursday in the interests
of the Warehauser Lumber Co
who are looking for a suitable loca-
ton tor large saw mill, Storage
sites, etc.
These gentlemen in con- PAW
with B. F. Shawhan, Jas Hutcbin.
son. P, A. Devers, Peter Pence, M
r. Albert, and Will Wells spent the
cay IN exploring and INVESTIGATING
the conditions and resources of the
Payette for mill site.
This mill, when established w;r,
De one of the largest in the United
otates'-Payette Enterprise.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28
PLEASANT RIDGE

Pleasant Ri'ge, Jan "a, 1905. Especial
to THE TRIBUNE) Sloppy roads nova
days is why everything is quiet.
Mrs. Robbins is quite sick.
Mr.. Chas. Morrow has greatly improved
his residence and built small barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennerline went to Cald.
well, Wednesday, returning home Friday.
1t has been reported that Mr.. Amack has
sold his fine ranch and will soon return to
old frozen Nebraska.
Mr.. Frank Starr busted himself grub
big Oh Mr.. A. K. Steunenberg's 40 before
the snow. Frank looks lonesome
Last Monday Mrs. Nancy Bowen died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. HaSerty.
Sh ewas IS years of age. She was laid to
rest in the Pleasant Ridge cemetery
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28
NOT ICE,
Dissolution of CO-PartnersT1iO.

The co-partnership firm heretofore ex,
listing between J. B. Coppo and Chris Fahy
doing general plumbing business under
the trade name of caldwell Plumbing and
Heating Co" at Caldwell. Idaho, is this
day dissolved by mutual agreement,
J. B. Coppo retires from the firm and
Chris Fahy succeeds to the rights of the
o-partnershipin all property and accounts
with the firm, and will continue the bust
ness at the same place under the old trade
name.
Dated at Caldwell, Idaho, January, Goth,
1905
]. B. CoPPo
CHRIS. FAHY,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28

| will pay Canyon County Warrants up
on presentation at my office at the First
National Bank on and after Jan %. 1905
as follows:
All Current Expense Warrants up to and
including No. 972 issued Jan 81, 1905.
All Road Warrants up to and including
No. 400, issue Oct. "a, 10O4
All Bounty Warrants up to and includ-
ing No. 2o4, issue April %, 1904
This call Includes all Canyon County
Warrants issued previously to dates given
above.
S. w. DEE,
County Treas.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28

and are turning out as good 1t not
the best broom on the market.
This broom is exclusively an
Idaho product, everything in it be-
ing produced and manufactured in
this State except the wire.
No person, whether member OF
organized labor or not, can afford
to buy a penitentiary made product
when he can, for the same price,
buy home product, guaranteed to
be manufactured by the most skill
ed workmen and under fair Condi-
tons.
The Boise dealers will soon he
prepared to furnish the Caldwell
broom to all customers. During
the past week over one hundr-
ed dozen have been ordered
by the various dealers here.
and the others will handle this
broom as soon as the present stock
is exhausted.
Members of organized. labor are
requested to call for the union label
when buying a broom and they
will get a Caldwell article. And it
is good. Idaho Unionist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-28
CALDWELL ITEMS

Try Central Lumber Co. for good coal
FEBRUARY 10, High School entertainment.
Plenty and-good coal at Central Lum-
Der Co.
High School entertainment Feb. 10 at
Opera House.
Attorney H. A. Gritfiths visiting Boise
Saturday last.
Don't forget the High School Entertain
ment Feb 10.
Don't fail to attend the High School en-
teTta;nmcnt Feb. 10.
For short time l will make stamp
photos. e. q. Layering.
The finest fresh and salt meats at the
Idaho Meat Oompany's shop.
Don't forget those 3S a nd DO waist pants
at the Ballantyne Dee Clio. store.
Try the Idaho Meat Co, Gwinn and
Mnrry proprietors, for fresh and salt meats
Bargains in shirts of all kinds at
Ballantyne Dee Clothing Store.
7. II. Guffey and Chas Patton were over
from Falk's Store Saturday, transacting
business.
You will have to hurry if you get Stamp
photos for they will be made for short
time only.
On account of the commissioners pro-
ceedings much valuable local news hau to
be left over until next week.
40 fine acres, unimproved, close in, under
Caldwell High Line, will be sold very reas-
enable. Inquire at this office.
E. G. Lavering has new stamp machine
and will make stamp photos for short
time. Come while they are on.
Try us for building material.
Central Lumber. Co.
Dillo Andrews, Mgr.
Highest cash price paid for grain, hides
and pelts at Brick Ware House.
CALDWELL FORWARDING Co.
, STOP and see the shirts in our window
atthe lowest prices ever offered.
Ballantyne Dee Cathing Store.
+ DR., E. Z. Dutton will soon open I'D a
Candy kitchen and bakery in Caldwell.
aud ordered his stock already
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Steunenberg, who
have been visiting Mr.. Ettinger's for the
past few weeks, have returned to Caldwell
and next week they will go to Arizona,
where Mr.. S,eunenberg hopes to improve
his health by change of climate. New
Plymouth Outlook.
Miss Matte Keller pleasantly entertain
ed the high five club "Wednesday evening,
MIR. Hammond and Mr.. McNitt won the
first prizes while Miss Mary Cupp and Mr..
Hammond won the BOBBY prizes. Those
present were: Mrs. Hammond, Mrs Nc
Nit, Misses Kelleher, Stevenson, Wilkins
Christianson, Baxter, Estela and Mary
Capp, Messrs Hammond, McNitt, Kelieh
er, GIBSON, Christensen, Sam Ballantyne,
A. Ballantyne, Davis, Van Hyming,
Flynn, Zehs.
Il think it is shameful. the way that girl
spits slang" said NampA girl to her
friend, as they waited in the post-office for
the mail the other day, MY! III twirled
my talk the way some do, my blooming
old dad would tan my duds till the dust
was thicker than flies in f1v time" lyon
Oetcher brass and serves and serves Won
right" replied the other young lady. NV
parents are sunfowers of the same hue
and If should make a raw crack in nv
conversation the'd thresh the rosy cussed-
ness out OF my angelic anatomy quicker |
than chain lightning. "-Weiser World.