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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11

miles to the shores of this most Won
derful and interesting mountain
lake
/ The scenery along the railroad as it
climbs to the top of the mountains is
most beautiful and grand. while more
wildly grand and picturesque still is
/ that over the mountain trail l6, 600
+ feet above sea level and the precipi-
tious descent from the summit of this
pass, to the wonderfully rich mines
down the side of the mountains.
/ Mr.. Heasley says that since his
partner, Mr.. Collins, was there three
i years ago, the country has made won
derful strides in progress. American
capital is flowing into the country for
investment in railroads and other in
dustrial enterprises and great enter
! prises are being promoted. lie says
that the country affords great oppor-
tunities for the safe investment of
capital which offers large returns.
The mines owned by the above syn
dieate are just on the borders of Peru
and Bolivia and in addition to these
mines, the syndicate are also heavily
+ interested IN the rubber business in
Bolivia, business which is also pay
ing immense profits.
The gentlemen composing the syndi-
cate are all Pennsylvania oil men,
having amassed great wealth in that
business which by the way they are
still interested in very heavily. Some
years ago they branched out in the
mining business and own numerous
properties. located all the way from
Nome and Klondike on the nsrth to
Peru on the south, their holdings here
as important as they are considered in
this section being insignificant com
pared with their other properties.
". L. Bell, formerly il charge OF
the Penn Gold Mining company :
property on Lynx creek, is now il
their employ in a large mining enter
prise in Wyoming, where they own the
longest tramway in the world, being
sixteen miles long.
Mr.. Heasley VIII remain in this sec
ton for several days although the only
property being worked by them at pre-
sent in this section Is the Octave.
When asked as to the future plans of
the syndicate in reference to the Penn
Gold Mining company's property, he
said he had nothing to give out at
present.
Dir. Collins, be stated, has com
pletely recovered from the effect of
the recent operation performed on him
in the east and viii probably make a
trip here early in the spring.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11

brought by prisoners, the real defend
er Of the fortress was Maj. Gen. Kon
dratekao, the commander of the Sew
enth East Siberian Rifle Brigde, who
vas killed December fifteen, and that
If be had lived it Is probable the
fortress would not have been surIend-
cred. Gen. Stoessel. the correspond
ent adds, was inclined to surrender as
early as last August. The garrison,
he concludes, included ten thousand
Poles who were indifferent fighters.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Nrs. L.
Cunningham, young woman claim
ing Chicago as her home, reported to
the police that her baggage was stolen
on Tuesday containing SO, 900 in ne
gotiatable bonds, clothing, jewelry
and S14OO in cash. She surrendered
the baggage to an expressman to take
to the depot and neither baggage nor
expressman have since been seen.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11
COMING BY
The WHOLESALE
Russian Hebrews are Fleeing to
the United States at an
Alarm ing Pace.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-During the
last FIVE months the number of Rus
sian Hebrews that arrived at this port
exceeded that Of any other nationali-
ty. and they amount to 5,16O. Immi-
grafton officials view the situation
with alarm. In ten days they have
sent back by the steamers on which
they came 523 immigrants, chiefly on
he ground that they were assisted. it
IS claimed that many societies exist
in Europe for the purpose of supply
ing the fleeing Russian Hebrews with
tickets for the United States and are
COUGHING the fugitives TO answer all
questions to the immigration officer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11
STOSSEL IS
NOT THE HERO
Startling Statement Made Against
Him in the Port Arthur
Campaign.
BY Associated Press.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Daily Tele
graphs Port Arthur correspondent
says that according to the stories
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11
LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters re-
manning in the postofiice at Prescott,
Arizona, for the week ending January
O IOO5.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan. Justice
Wright. of the court of claims has
handed down decision in the case OF
the railway postal clerks against the
United States in which he holds that
the act of congress making appropria-
tions for the postal service does not
provide for the payment of the board
and lodging of snch clerks when ab-
sent from their homes on duty.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11


burn today introduced d bill in the
senate providing for a national boards
to exercise control ana superstition
ovre corporations. 1t is proposed that
congress create a new department of
the government to exist in connection
with the department of commerce and
labor to be known as the national
board of corporations. The board will
consist of five persons, four to be
nominated by the president and the
fifth member to be the secretary of the
department of commerce and labor
The bill provides that the board shall
have power to compel the production
OF all books and documents and the
attendance of witnesses in any inves-
Misunderstanding the rights of copper
ations to engage in business under
this act.
Washington, Jan. upon recon-
vening today after. the holiday recess,
the senate plunged directly into the
consideration of the bill for the ad-
mission of two states to Ebe composed
of Arizona and New Mexico, and Ok
lahoma and Indian Territory. A mo-
ton by Senator Beveridge to take up
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
The Red Men.

The Order of Red Men has invaded
Lincoln county and established its
headquarters at Newport. The tribe
will be known as the Yachats. in honor
OF an old-time chief of the Alseas. we
are informed.
The tribe was instituted at Newport
last Saturday night and thirty odd
warriors were manufactured, the cere.
mony lasting until 3 o'clock Sunday
morning.
About twenty of the tribe came to
Toledo Monday afternoon and that
night added about dozen braves from
the citizenship of this city and nearby
points. Several additional applications
were handed in and at date in the
near future these pale faces will under.
go the trying ordeal which will test
their right to recognition as warriors.
A delegation of big chiefs from Port
land and Oregon City had charge of the
instituting ceremonies and thoroughly
proved their efficiency
No casualties have been reported.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15

In the matter of the delinquent tax roll for
the year 1904, which has been returned by the
Sheriff OF Lincoln county, Oregon, delinquent.
This matter coming on for consideration, and
the Court being fully advised in the premises,
it is hereby ordered that the County Clerk OF
Lincoln county, Oregon, return the said de-
linquent tax roll for the year 1904 10 the Sheriff
of Lincoln county with warrant bearing the
seal of this Court and commanding him, the
said Sheriff, to levy on the goods aud chattels
of such delinquent taxpayers, and if none be
found then upon the real property as set forth
on said delinquent tax roll, or somuch thereof
as shall satisfy the amount of taxes 80 charged,
with costs and expenses. And 1t is further
ordered by the Court that said Sheriff pay
over all moneys so collected from such sale to
the Treasurer of Lincoln county, Oregon, as by
law required, and that he execute said war
rant, and OF his doings thereon and make q
return to this Court, as by law required.
c. NJ. BROWN, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, County Commissioner,
E. A. THOMPSON. County Commissioner.
In the matter of the resignation of John s.
Newberry as Justice Of the Peace for Siletz
precinct. Accepted.
In the matter of striking from the 1904 tax
roll all property heretofore bid in by Lincoln
county ut previous sales on which the time
for redemption has expired. Thismatte COM
ing on to be heard, and the Court being fully
advised In the premises, it is ordered that the
County Clerk segregate and remove from the
1904 tax roll all property heretofore bid in by
Lincoln county at previous sales, Oh which the
statutory time for redemption has expired
C. NJ. BROWN, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, County Commissioner,
F. A. THOMPSON, County Commissioner
In the matter of advertising for bids for
printing the delinquent tax lists. Clerk in.
structed to advertise for bids according to the
provisions of law.
In the matter of the taxes Of w. B. Morse fol
the year 1904 The Court having investigated
a proposition to pay the taxes, less the penalty
and interest, and believing it to be just and
equitable and to the best interest of The
county, it is hereby ordered that the Sheriff o
the above-named county and state accept the
taxes less the penalty and interest, from the
above-named W. b. Morse for the year 1904.
C. N. BROWN, County Judge,
+. A. THOMPSON, County Commissioner,
GEORGE KING, County Commissioner.
In the matter of the money paid out on dix
ing district by Lincoln county. Clerk is here
| by instructed to norify J. F. Stewart, L.
Avery and Geo. a. Hall, bondsmen, to max
settlement at once.
There being no further business before tn
| Court it is ordered that Court stand ad joune
until its next regular term, January 8, 19Ot
unless sooner convened by order of the Count
Judge.
c. NJ. Brown, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, County Commissioner,
+. A. THOMPSON, County Commissioner.
| Attest IRA WADE, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
Grand Masquerade Ball

A grand masquerade ball will be
given in Woodmen hall, Toledo, Christ
mas night, December %, under the
auspices Of Rosebrook's Orchestra.
Handsome prizes will be given to the
best sustained characters, both ladies
and gentlemen. Tickets for dance, 81
spectators, 25c. Supper will be served
at the Commercial Hotel at SOC per
plate. The floor will be in charge of
Renus Arnold and Fred Stanton. who
will see that all have good time. Those
attending are assured pleasant time
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
A Short Term.

The December term Of Circuit Court
came to ali end Monday night, being
one of the shortest on record. Aside
from the preliminary work OF Saturday
it lasted but one day. There were no
jury trials, and the usual batch Of
divorce cases and other commonplace
differences were reeled off in short
order. Judge Harris is certainly max
ing good, and seems to have the respect
of our citizens generally-including
even the cranky lawyers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15

Ernest Derrick was down from Eddy
vile Monday night.
Jimmy Winskill of Elk CITY was in
the city last Friday.
Dick Abbey of Elk City was county
seat visitor Saturday.
Farmer Bobby Mann came down from
his ranch near Chitwood yesterday.
All wishing character masques for
the ball, leave orders with o. o. Krog-
stad.
Those kid dolls at Krogstad's are the
best for the money to be found in
Toledo.
Sheriff Ross escorted to the state pen
Tuesday David Yeakel, convicted of
larceny.
Daniel Boone of Medford has been
visiting old friends on the bay during
the past week.
Smith, the tanner, Landreth, the
talking-machine man and Merchant
McCaulou show new ads this week.
Read 'em.
Billy Simpson, the star twirler of
Toleao's baseball team, was down Tues.
day night from Elk City, where he is
employed during the winter. He ex-
poets TO show the batters more speed
and twists than ever next season.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
Public Christmas Tree.

Some of our citizens got together last
Saturday afternoon and decided to
have public Christmas tree at Wood
men Hall Saturday night, December
90 This date was considered the
proper one, Christmas eve coming on
Sunday.
A committee on program was ap-
pointed, consisting of Austin Rosebrook
and Mesdames J. f. Stewart, G. X.
Crosno and Henry Cannon. This leaves
no doubt as to the merit of the pro-
gram.
The public is cordially invited to
participate and make the tree aud exer.
cises a success in keeping with the
worlds most important holiday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
Our Visitors.

At the Commercial - George King,
T Ferr, ] Vigars, c Trask, $ J Robb,
Winant; Mrs. H e Parrish, Joe Cook
Stuart Rooney, Joshley Brown, Short
Ben, Andrew Smith, Bob Felix, Ed
Bensell, Chetco Ben, Tom Hollis, Abe
Logan, G S Blacketer, Andrew Baxter,
Bob Tronson, joe Cav, Jacob Orton,
Robert DePoe George Harris, Siletz !;
G D Benner, Alsea; F. M. Neal, Glen (;
Clayton Pond, George S Wright, va.
quina; G L Ridenour, Harlan; Mr.. and
Mrs. D Weltin, Marion Hunt, John
Veit, Eddyville; E II BRYANT, Nortons;
Katie Williams, S Lentden, L Lennon,
Newport; Andrew Gallagher, Ona; Panl
Chatterton, Bald Mountain; H b Win
ter, Portland; William Jacobson, Jacob
Jacobson, Elk City; Vane Henness.
Baldwin Fairchild, Siletz; Charles E
Hurst, McMinnville; August w Fischer.
Corvallis; A r Conger, M L Sets, New
port.
At the Parker-F II Koehler, w +
Allen, A G Walters, Eugene Williams,
Frank Priest, w S Whitten, Lee Covert,
Aug Blattner, o P Shoemaker, Owen
Graves, Lee Doty, John Frey, Geo w
Blattner, f II Lane, r A Mcdonald,
o f jacobson, Newport; Jim Dixon,
F j White, d 3 Ramsdell, Elk City;
Albert Martin, G W Rastall, Stuart
Rooney, S II Caller and wife, Andrew
Smith, Tom Mcdonald, Major hudson,
Bensell Orton. Geo Wilbur, Ed Collins,
Norman Strong, j Spencer, John Lloyd
Bob Tronson, Tom jackson, Abe Logan
Geo Harris. Albert Howell, Siletz j r
Wyatt, Albany; L T Harris, Eugene
r r Wood, r E Wood, Chitwood; Van
Boone and son, Winant; John l Butter.
field, Kernville; ES Sanders, Henry
Bobell, G Elksnat, Waldport; William
Wakefield, John Hewitt, Chas Corser
Eddyville; S w Guilliams, Beaver
Creek; Ches Morrison, Pioneer; A W
Weber, Ona; G l. Ridenour, Harlan
Geo NJ Brown, Roseburg; Bennett Olsen
Fisher; A q Beamer, Ocean View; Wn
Willis, Yaquina; Oscar Hayter, Dallas
Il Smith, Bald Mountain; w l. Poe
l. Christensen 6 B Thomas, DR. S Lewis
King, q M Orton, j Fred Kennedy, "
W Banks, Portland; j H Howard, Or
egon City; F j Morrison, Nortons
DR.. A hendry, G P jordan, DR. II ,
Minthorn, Newport; G f Banzer, P I
Banzer, Mr. and Mrs Louie Fuller
Siletz; A j Mcmillan, Vancouver, b G
f S Oakland, Bay View
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
Guild Meeting Postponed.

There will not he a meeting Of the
Guild of the St. Johns church on the
third Thursday OF December, the day
being so close to Christmas, but on the
first Thursday of January, 1906, that
being our regular meeting dav.
BY order Of the President.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
Ladies Aid Society.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. i.
church will serve lunch in the Ofstedahl
building next Friday. the 22d inst.
Lunch 10 cents. Fish poud extra.
Come and try your luck fishing
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15
Circuit Court Docket.
ACTIONS


Major Ludson VS.. Knott G Egbert,
B F Jones and G + Hawkins ATTORNEYS
for plaintiff; c W Rastall attorney for
defendant. Continued.
M Sternberg and Co VS.. Jennie A
Curry. Gale S Hill and w Lair Thomp.
son attorneys for plaintiff. Dismissed
on motion of plaintiff.
Clark Copeland VS.. C G Mcbride aud
Emma A Mcbride b F Swope attor-
ney for plaintiff. Settled and dis.
missed
! Stewart d Sox Hardware Co, cor
poration, VS.. G c Mcbride. Hewitt &
Sox and G E Hawkins attorneys for
plaintiff. Settled and dismissed.
S Thayer VS.. X II Williams. b +
Jones attorney for plaintiff; B f Swopc
attorney for defendant. Continued.
Jones VS.. Alsea Lumber Co,
corporation. Weatherford Il Wyatt at.
torneys for plaintiff. Passed.
INJUNCTION
The Toledo Water and Electric Light
Co, a corporation, vs. Ella Jones and
b + Jones. G f Hawkins and L r Brv.
son attorneys for plaintiff; M l. Pipes
and b F Swope attorneys for defendant
Dismissed on motion of plaintiff, with.
out costs.
EJECTMENT
Robert Felix VS.. G f c Anderson.
b + Jones and E Hawkins attorneys
for plaintiff; B f Swope attorney for
defendant. Judgment for defendant.
NJ Derrick, administrator of the es-
tate of Carl j Derrick, deceased, VS.. r
r Wood. Weatherford and Wyatt at
torneys for plaintiff; G L Hawkins at
torney for defendant. Continued to
July term, 1906
FORECLOSURE
Il L Williams VS.. James Ii Dunn, ct
al Oscar Hayter attorney for plaintiff.
Default and decree of foreclosure as TO
James II. Dunn, Amy Dunn and A. w.
Dunn. Continued as to other defen.
dants.
DIVORCE
Charles M Collins VS.. Minnie D Col
Inns, G e Hawkins attorney for plain.
tiff. Default. Decree for plaintiff.
Joseph Cook vs.. Lettuce Cook. b F.
Swope attorney for plaintiff. Decree
for plaintiff.
Netlie Mcdonald VS. Thomas McDon-
aid. B f Swope attorney for plaintiff.
Dismissed on motion of plaintiff, with
out cost.
LARCENY IN BUILDING
State of Oregon vs.. Gust Olson. Geo.
M. Brown attorney for plaintiff B f
Jones attorney for defendant. Dis
missed on motion of District Attorney.
State of Oregon vs. David Yeakel.
Geo. NJ. Brown attorney for plaintiff.
Arraigned, pleaded guilty, sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary and to pay
costs of action.
APPEAL FROM JUSTICE COURT
Ed Altree VS.. Lincoln county. G. H.
Hawkins attorney for plaintiff Geo. M
Brown attorney for defendant. Settled
upon stipulation and dismissed. Plain
tiff accepts $3.50 damages to horses sus-
tanned by breaking through bridge,
each side paying own costs.
CONFIRMATION
Frye, Bruhn Co. VS.. Wm. III. Blauch.
ard ct al. Merrick, Mills and C. Il.
Hawkins attorneys for plaintiff. Or
der OF confirmation.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15

The Rosebrook Orchestra is putting
forth every effort to make the masquer-
ade ball at Woodmen hall, Christmas
nigh, success. Don't fail to attend,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15

road be opened in the form and manner as by
law provided.
c. VI. BROWN, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, County Commissioner,
+. A. THOMPSON, County Commissioner.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-15

Lease blanks for sale at THE LEADER
office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-10
RESCUES At TENDERLOIN FIRE.
Early Morning Crowd watches Ilremcn
Garry Folks out.

Two Tendcrloiu detectives, Billefer and
Morton, saw the glare Of fire behind win
dow on the second floor Of seven story
apartment house at los West Thirty-nlnth
street about 1 O'Clock this morning,
The flames seemed to spread all over
the second floor while the detectives we're
turning in the alarm and calling for help
from their static They rushed into the
house and carried out dozen persons,
mostly women before the firemen got
there.
There were two or three families ON each
floor and probably seventy-five or hum
bred persons in the house. The fremen got
nearyeverybody out without ladders except
four on the top floor These, three women
and an old man, had to be carried down
scaling ladders. The smoke was so thick
that the men could hardly grope their way
through the rooms.
Five thousand persons behind the lines
formed by the police in Thirty-ninth street
cheered the fremen.
Several persons we're burned and am
balances were called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-10
TAIL TELEGRAPH POLE AFIRE
Chapter Of Accidents with the Help OF a
live Electric Light Wire.

A sixty foot pole beside the New York
Central Railroad cut at l56th street and Park
avenue, supporting more than 100 Western
Union and New York Central wires, came
in contact with n badly insulated electric
light wire running parallel with the tele-
graph wires yesterday. A sputtering fol-
lowed. which soon resulted in fire,
In very short time the pole from the
cro.sbars to the top was burning. The
telegraph wires melted and fell across the
trolley wire of the Union Hallway. which
runs cars over the l5sth street bridge.
The hundred or more men who had
gathered on the bridge thought they were
safe until the wires began to tall over the
iron railing Of the bridge. The spectators
who were leaning on the railing got shocks
and skedndd.ed
1t took over twenty minutes to put out
the fire, and New York Central trains in ca oh
direction we're held up for forty-ive min
utes. After the fire was out it was found
that not only telegra ph but telephone wires
had been damaged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-10
THE PRESIDENT IN VIRGINIA
VIII spend sunday at Mrs. Ro0seVeit'
New Albenlsrie Farm.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 9,-Presi-
dent Roosevelt did not stop off at Rapidan
to-day, as announced in Washington, but
came fifty miles further down in Virginia
to pay his first visit to the Albemarle farm.
which Mrs. Roosevelt recently purchased
from William n. Wilmer. the New YORK
banker, and which she proposes using for
short visits at any time she may feel like
leaving Washington for rest and quiet.
The President, accompanied by two
Secret Service men, disembarked at Red
Hill, nine miles south of Charlottesville.
and, tipping his hat to the half dozen people
at the station, said:
Il am glad to meet you, gentlemen. l
am glad to become q landholder in your
community"
He then mounted a handsome sorrel
stallion and, accompanied by William
Wilmer. started off on a twelve mile horse
back ride to join Mrs. Roosevelt, who ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wilmer yesterday afternoon The Presi-
dent will remain in Albemarle until Mon
day. A through wire will be cut in at
North Garden tomorrow morning, and the
President will be kept in direct communi
cation with Washington.
The tract of land purchased by Mrs
Roosevelt consists Of fifteen acres, and
upon it is neat two story residence. which
needs and tastes The house is deep in
the heart OF the woods and broa porch
extends across the front.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-10
STEPPED BEFORE FIRE HORSES.
Driver swung water Tower Team on
broadway Sidewalk to Save WOman's Life.

An alarm of fire at Thirty-eighth street
and Eighth avenue at 10 O'Clock last night
brou ght out wtater tower from its house
on West Thirty-third street. 1t was drawn
by three bays driven Ivy George Hublitz,
an expert,
At Sixth avenue he noticed a woman
directly in his path and but a few feet away.
She was confused by the noise Of surface
and elevated trains, had not noticed the
truck. and when the crowd on the side
walk yelled to her she stepped directly in
front of the fire horses.
Hublitz saved the womans life but
in doing it he had to pull his horses so
sharply to the right that he brought them
M against the eastern curb Of Broadway.
The center horse, Tom. fell on the curb.
The two Others started to dash upon the
sidewalk, which was crowded with people
Before damage could be done. Hublitz
had the horses under control again. Tom.
the center horse, had his flank cut and he
Law twisted under the front wheels of the
truck. 1t took ten minutes to eHtricate
him, but when he go, up he ran on with tn,
two others to The fire.
Tom bled good deal, but he won't be
on the sick list long.