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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
CHARLTON.

Charlton, Jan. 13.-Mrs. Hannah
Hawkinson went to Davis City yester-
day. morning for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Carl Lindohl.
Mrs. Homer Cresap entertained a
company OF her lady friends yesterday
afternoon.
j. F. spiker went to Greenfield yes
terday or business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lyons went to
Melrose yesterday for a visit.
Mrs. Ell Wien went to Lucas Thurs
day for a visit.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan was before the
insanity board Wednesday and was
adjudged insane. She was taken to
Clarinda today by her husband and
Sheriff Ross.
A. J.. Woodman, Of Russell, was
looking after his business interests In
the city Thursday.
Mrs. N. F. McVey, of Belinda, re-
turned home Thursday from a visit
with relatives in Melrose.
w. w. Baker, of Russell, was a bust
ness caller in the city Thursday.
Rev. w. s.. MCCULLOUGH, of Perry,
has accepted the pastorate of the First
Presbyterian church in this city and
will occupy the pulpit for the first time
on Sunday, Jan. 20.
The case of the state against Grant
Shelton, charged with arson Is still ir
progress. The state has examined al
Of their witnesses.
Miss Anna Mumford, Of Senaul
Neb., came last evening for a visit al
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. A. E
Ashby.
A. E. Clouse, Of Mills county, came
Wednesday for a visit with old friends
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17

with his brother In Cuba; M. HIS
brother q just returnedsfrom h pa
ternal home In England and Mr.. Lea
Thoroughly enjoyed his visit.
Lloyd Hollister has returned Ito
Boone, after a short Visit her, with his
grandfather. II. M. Taylor and family.
The board Of supervisors has reap
pointed Or. II. p. Clutch county ply.
stefan for the ensuing year.
John w. Clark and Wits celebrated
their GOLDEN wedding atfthe home of
their daughter. Mrs. Eastblack inSMo-
ravia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hilliard have
gone to their home insDenver, after the
vacation visit with his parents In this
city.
The thermometer registered 16 be
low zero this morning.
Chas. Hickman: q member of the
class of 1904 Of the Abba high school,
has been elected to a placesin he Hill
ton schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Robb are enter
tanning T.. L. McCutcheon, of Seattle,
Washington, this week.
J. M. Cashier. of Lovilia, visited his
son, B.. P. Cashier, Of the Savings bank
yesterday.
Mrs. 7. c. Hammond returned from
Grinnell last night.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
ALBA.

Abba, Jan. &c. S. Barger left for
Mason City this morning to attend a
meeting of the Hardware Dealers Mu-
tual Insurance association, which holds
a short session in that city, beginning
today.
Rev. T. A. Aiken. pastor of the U. P.
church of Abba, is in Grinnell this
week, assisting Rev. WOODBURY. in the
revival service which he is holding in
that city.
Jesse Snodgrass. living just east of
Maxon, is very i'll at present with
pneumonia. Mr.. Snodgrass is an old
resident ofsthis vicinity and has many
friends who hope for his speedy re
covery. The two sons Of Chas. Snod-
grass, who have ben having a siege OF
the scarlet fever, are getting better.
The revival service at the Methodist
church is creating much interest and
drawing good audiences each evening
Rev. w. S. Gardner, Of Moulton, will
be here to assist until after mex Sun
day.
James Raddish and wife, of Center
vile, are the guests of friends in and
about Abba this week.
w. G. Hammond was a business
visitor in Lovilia yesterday.
Mrs. Nose Mix expects to join he1
husband in the east this week.
r. e. Lea has returned from his visit
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
WHO Is Il MAN ?

Ottumwa has at least one citizen
who believes in doing good to others
an opportunity affords. Recently one of
our townsmen was west Of Ottumwa
on the C. B. & @. at Murray, Iowa.
While there he learned of a very sick
man in the town who had suffered over
a year with the ~excruciating pains of
rheumatism. Though an entire
stranger the Ottumwa man went at
once to the drug store M bought one
bottle of Elimino and one bottle Of
Eliminatum and presented them to the
suffering. stranger, saying: II believe
these remedies will cur you. I have
tried them myself and they cured me-
This act of kindness probably would
never have been known had not a
friend of the sufferer told it. 1t Is
not known yet who the Ottumwa bene-
factor was-as Elimino and Ellmina-
tum are sold by all the leading drug
gists in the city-and by their use sew
eral of our people have been cured of
Rheumatic and other severe Uric Acid
troubles. Whoever he is. he is to be
commended. The world grows better
under such influence.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
IOWA CHECKER CHAMPION.
II. S. Wood, Of oskaIoosa, Indignant
Over Reports-WiII Defend Title.

II. S. Wood, Of oskaIoosa, Indignant
Over Reports-WiI Defend Title.
Oskaloosa, Jan. 16.-H. S. Wood, Of
this city. who for two years has car.
ried off the honors in the state checker
tournament, is no new hand at the
game, and has been winning prizes
for the past twenty years. Mr.. Wood
conducts a machine shop in this city,
and is an expert at his trade, having
all the. business he can attend to. His
only hobbies outside Of his business
are his family and the checker board.
He came to Oskaloosa about ten
years ago from Moline, Ill, and has the
distinction Of having won four con
tests and tying for honors in the fifth.
He enjoys the game, and finds in Os.
kaloosa a sharp competitor in Walter
Prime, who was one of the high men
at the Webster City tournament. Mr.,
Wood Is indignant over a report sent
out from Webster City that there was
any friction over the decision Of the
Judges, and has characterized the &C,
cusation of the Webster City cores.
pendent as false. Mr.. Wood has is,
sued a def" to Mr.. Merrill, and is
willing to meet him in contest at their
favorite game at any time and place
that gentleman may name.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
CALL THEN TIGHT WADs.
Fault Found With County Supervisors
Throughout Iowa.

Des Moines, Jan. 16.-Work of tax.
ing the census has been seriously
handicapped, as vas disclosed at a
meeting of the state executive council
Saturday afternoon, by reason of the
disposition on the part of most county
boards of supervisors to decline to in
crease the compensation of assessors
for this year proportionately to the in
creased amount of work that devolves
upon them by eason of the census.
Wholesale designations of assessors
has been the result and it promises to
become a difficult matter to levy the
assessment and take the census this
visors are aroused to a of the
Importance of the census taking and
greatly increase the compensation.
Woodbury. county, for example, pro
poses to allow the assessors so per
cent increase in pay. Yet the fact is
that the increase in work deyolving
upon the assessors is nearly five times
what it is when no census is taken. 1t
will not require much travelling about
as the same number of people, approx
imately, must be seer as to take the
assessment alone, but much more time
is required in each family and the
clerical work is vastly increased
While 1t is not argued the salary Of
assessors should be quadrupled, it is
a fact that to double them would moi
be unreasonable.
An opinion by the attorney genera
Friday leaves no alternative for those
assessors who refuse to take the cen
sus but to resign. 1t will then be VI
to the supervisors to be reasonable. !
The state executive council does MOI
pretend to have any right or to dictate
to the county boards, but it hopes thai
the latter will come to an early reali
cation of their duty in this matter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
VAUDEVILLE HOUSE Gets dzTY DAYS
CONTINUOUS SHOWS TO BE PUT
ON IN REFlTTED TURNER
HALL.
Building Has Been Leased for a Term
Of Ten Years by Bert christy, For
merly of Cedar Rapids-Two Pro-
grams Nightly - Popular Prices.

Continuous vaudeville shows are
soon to be put on at the Turner Hall
by Bert Christy, Of Cedar Rapids. Mr..
Christy has just closed a lease for
the use of the Turner Hall building
for one year, with the option of con-
tinuing the arrangement for a period
of ten years.
Shows will be given every evening
on Saturday afternoon a matinee will
be given. The program will be given
twice each evening and there will be
a distinct change of program in the
middle of. each week. The house is
to be u at popular prices, ten cents
being the general admission and
twenty cents for reserve seats. The
matinee prices will be five cents for
children and ten cents for general ad-
mission.
On Western Vaudeville Circuit.
Mr.. Christy states that the house Is
to be on the Western Vaudeville and
the Iowa and. Illinois circuits. The
people who come to the house will be
largely from the Keith circuit in the
east and from the Crystal circuit on
the west. The shows are to be neat
and refined and the tastes of women
and children are to be largely catered
to.
Now Resident Of the City.
Mr. Christy has moved to this city
with the intention of making it his
permanent home. He has been con
nected with road shows for the past
fourteen years and has been interested
in local houses in st. Joseph and in
Kansas City. He states that he will
thoroughly reft and refurnish the
Turner hall and put it in the best pos
sible condition. He believes that there
is a splendid field for such an amuse'
ment house in Ottumwa and will give
the city the best that can be procured
in that line.
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BoNAPARTE,

Bonaparte, Jan. 1s.-Dan King visit
ed infOttumwa a few daysathis week..
Mrs. Kenneth Kellogg and son, of
New Britain. Conn.,, who have been
visiting Mrs. Isaiah Meek, went to
Keokuk Wednesday evening.
Rev. Stanley, of FIT. Madison, will
preach at the Baptist church here
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Miller has been very sick
for some time.
MI. and Mrs. A. v. Blackford visited
in Keosauqua the first of this week.
Miss Lottie Leng visited in Farming
TOT. Wednesday.
Misses sTinte Cox and Blanche Cool
idge visited in Keokuk Wednesday.
Owen Burns. of Kansas City, Mo.
was in town Thursday.
Scot Blackboard was a K%eosauqua
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Sanford and daughter
of Canton, Ill, are visiting relatives
here.
Hazel Smith has been quite Ill for
several days.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
PATRICK MoRRIssEY PLEADss
GUILTY AND IS SENTENCED
TO COUNTY JAIL, q
Number Of Others Indicted Plead Not
Guilty - Warren Israel Case Being
Heard by Judge Roberts Is An APP
peal From Board Of Supervisors.

Patrick Morrissey, charged by the
grand jury with larceny from a store
building in the day time, Saturday,
plead guilty to the charge before
Judge M. A. Roberts and was sen.
of paying the fine. Morrisey went to
jail for sixty days.
Morrisey is the man wso was al
legged to have entered the Ridgley
Merchandise company store on East
Main street and to have secreted a
quantity Of apparel beneath his coat.
ia was detected as he left the store
and dropping the goods made an ef-
fort to escape. He was captured on
the Market street bridge by Officer
William Black after a long chase.
Others Arraigned.
A number Of others indicted
by the grand jury have been
arraigned and all have pleaded mot
guilty" They were James Weber,
John S. Farmer. William Brown, Ed
ward Rhinehart, Edward Farrell, Thos.
Hurley and VIM. Cole.
Warren VS.. Israel.
G. w. Warren VS.. H. j. Israel. ct al.
is the title of a suit which is being
made from the decision of the board
of supervisors upon the damages al
lowed for the opening of a new road.
The Warren-Israel road as it is called
was opened in Washington township
last spring and the damages allowed
by the board of supervisors to Mr..
Warren over whose farm the road runs
was $3.50. This was not considered
sufficient by Mr.. Warren and the case
was appealed to the district ~ourt. The
right to a jury trial was lived and
the case is being heard by Judge M.
A. Roberts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
RETURNS TO ROCK RAPIDS.
P. H. Mccarty Again Takes Charge Of
the Review in That CITY.

Sibley, Jan. 16.-P. H. McCarty has
taken charge Of the Rock Rapids Re.
view, after being away the past two
years. During his absence he has
been editing a paper in Nebraska. The
Review is one of the best newspaper
properties in northwestern Iowa, and
is well supported. Since Mr.. McCarty
sold the plant two years ago it has
been under several Arrangements. OF
late E. F. Partch, a banker and strong
republican, has owned the paper.
Frank Creiglaw, a socialist, has beer
employed as editor, and the paper sup.
ported the entire democratic tickle
during the fall campaign.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
WILL HOLD SEED CORN DAY.
Proposed to Have Exhibits From Each
Township In RinqqoId County.

Mt. Ayr, Jan. 16.-Mt. Ayr's "seed
corn day" is to be on Tuesday, January
81. The principal address and demon
stration of seed corn selection will be
by Professor P. G. Holden, of Ames.
but Hon. E. S. Fursman, of 81 Paso,
III, president of the Illinois Seed Corn
Growers association, is also to be pre-
sent. A committee of local business
men has raised the fund to pay all ex-
penses, ver $50 being offered in cash
prizes, with a trophy for a township
prize, and separate classes for local
seed corn dealers and for farmers
Committeeman have been appointed liz
each township in the county to worE
up the township shows.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
ERRATlc COUPLE ARRESTED.

w. j. MerrifieId and Mary e. LOTUS o.
Delta Are In Jail at Omaha.
Omaha. Neb., Jan. 16.-W. j. Merri-
field, and Mary E. LOTUS, of Delta,
Iowa, are in jail here, having been ar
rested as fugitives from Justice. in re-
Spouse to a circular from Sheriff Ratv
at S%igourney.
They have lived together here for
three weeks. Mortified is sc and tho
woman 46. They are wanted on
charge of adultery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS in JAIL.
James Lobbins Is Sentenced at oska.
Ioosa for kiIIinu at Buxton.

Oskaloosa, Jan. 16.-James Lobbins
was sentenced to twenty-five years in
the p~enitentiary Saturday afternoon
by Judge Preston. Lobbins pleaded,
guilty to killing William Henry with al
scantling at Buxton.
Ed. Dimmitt was given six months
for robbing Ed Parker at Buxton.
Rosser Davis, convicted of killing
Henry Carmichael, was refused a re-
trial, and was let off with a six months
sentence. Clemency was shown be.
cause the murder was done with the
fist, the blow bursting the Adams ap-
pie.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
TEN YEARS FOR PERRY.

Judge Green Sends Father to Prison
For a Long Term.
Sidney, Jan. 16. Louis Perry, con
victed of incest. has been sentenced by
Judge Green to ten years in the Fort
Madison p~enitentiary. The court ap-
pointed County Attorney Crantry TEN.
porary guardian of the girl Sadie, who
has placed her in charge of A. w. Ian.
ningham, the agent of the Des Moines
home finding organization. For the
present Sadie will be cared for at an
Omaha hospital.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
~PEAcEMAKER STABBED.

j. r. Carey Of Cumming, Iowa, Pos
sibly Fatally Wounded During Fight,
Des Moines. Jan. 16. - Interfering
in a row between William Harmon,
known in police circles as"Buckwheat'
Harmon and Madame Harmon, J. T,
Carey of Cumming. Qa.,) was stabbed
in the right side and now lies in a
critical condition at Mercy hospital
The stabbing was done by Harmon
who has been placed under arrest and
in case Carey's wound proves fatal
will be charged with murder.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17
BILL LOOKS GOOD.
A Counterfeit Two Dollar Certificate Is
Very Deceptive.

Washington, Jan. 1G.-Chief Wilkie,
of the United States secret service,
has announced the appearance of a
new and very deceptive counterfeit
two dollar certificate. The note is of
the series of 1899, Lyons register.
Roberts, treasurer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-17

Five rural schools in Fayette county
remain closed because no teachers car
be found.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-13
THE EMELINE MINE.

One Of the best known of these prop esties is the Emeline claim on which a shaft was sunk from deep open cut on the ledge. On the dump remains from the early workings from 1900 to 1500 tons of ore which would yield 6 profit under modern methods of treat ment. The ledge matter was about four feet in width and other open cuts on the same vein can be seen both east and west aI distances of from 300 to 1000 feet, proving that the vein is continuous and uniform for dis tance of more than a mile.
 This shaft is probably about so feet deep, the walls are perpendicular and no timbering was required in it's sink ing A few rods to the westward a Second opening has been made on this ledge from 40 to 50 feet. It is pro posed to deepen this shaft to at least 50 feet beneath the stope from which ore was taken in the main workings and drift along the ledge both east and west to prove the ground. It is not at all probable that the Emeline was sunk to tap a pocket CT chimney of ore. The formation is wholly in favor of a true Assure vein of uni form values at depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-13
MORE FAVORABLE INDICATIONS


 Have not been found in any of the properties adjacent to Globe than are visible on the surface in every direc- ton from this shaft for distances of from one to two miles east and west Several parallel lodges are easily traced by the outcrop which shows the mineral wherever a rock in place is broken. Wherever a gulch occurs the broken or eroded ledge is easily found in true position and blow of the hammer discloseS the mineral. joining these east to west veins are a number of ledges coming in from the southwest in regular formation, many of which have been partially devel- oped by short tunnels run on the vein. Dumps at the mouth of these tunnels skow QuanIitnes of pay ore and the cobbing boxes of the sorters are rot ting on the pile, proving that the work Of other days was not in vain.
 In more than forty openings on these various claims there are evidences that considerable quantities of pay ore have been extracted in early days, and in all of these today the lodges are well defined, carrying veins of varying widths and values-all indicating prof itable working by reasonable develop ment. The gougings, gopherings, shal- low shafts, inclines and tunnels will save the Radium Mines company many thousands of dollars and months of time in their general scheme of deVel- opment work.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-13
BONANZA CIRCLE MARKET
 IS ON THE BOON
ALL STOCKS SHOW AN INCREASE
 OVER YESTERDAY.
lake Superior 6 Pittsbure Advances to s525o, and Bids of s1e Fail to Bring Out Any Warren-Denn Also Strong.
(By Frank J. Graf.)


 We had another good market today with all stocks on the advance and plenty of buyers in the field. All through, the stocks show an advance over the close of last night, with indi- cations of going higher tomorrow. The general advance is not confined to one stock, but the whole list is includ- ed. from Calumet Arizona down. The market is in excellent condition, and we look for higher prices.
 Calumet & Arizona is not to be had under S120, with strong demand at S119.5O. c. & P. shows up strong at s39.50 bid, with none offered under s40.50. Lake Superior & Pittsburg has made the largest advances or any, reaching S52.50 bid, and not a great deal offered at that price. Pitts burg & Duluth follows the rest of them. closing at S29.50 bid, with none to be had under S30.50. Junction holds at s31 bid, with a good demand. North Butte keeps right on advanc- ing. with sales at sS5.50. Denn-Ari- zona added a dollar and a half to it's bid price, and at $2650 there is no stock to be found. American is strong at I20. Bids of s16 failed to locate any, there being little offer ed at the close at SIS. Wolverine & Arizona weakened some, with sales at S6.50. Cochise is still scarce, with bids of s5.75, failing to bring any out.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-13

Quotations by wire come to our offices "eVery little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michiean-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-13
PROGRESS MADE BY M. C,

The work of sinking the big shaft of the Tombstone Consolidated is pro- gressing much more rapidly than the management had anticipated. The three eight hours shifts have now put the 24x8 shaft down 65 feet below the 800 foot level and are making on an average from eight to ten feet per week. The pumping record has been slightly inoreaded during the past week or ten days, but the pumps have no trouble in handling the water. and so far has not in the least interferred with the work. Most of the water is being pumped from the stump on the 800, the water collecting there from the various drifts on that level
 Ore shipments have been regularly made from the big shaft during the past week, and the Tranquility, Silver Thread, Lucky Cuss and West Side have also contributed a good share.
 The work at the mill is rapidly be- ing completed and the management expect same to be dropping stamps by January 1st- Ore reserves to keep the plant going for many years are blocked Out-Prospector.