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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
Live STOCK MARKETS At
KANSAS CITY.
TSG WEEKS TRADE REPORTED BY
CLAY. ROBINSON d COMPANY.
GlvG STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CCCICGs AT CHICAGO. KANSAS CITY,
OMAHA, sioux ciTY, ct. JOSEPH
AND DENVER.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. l2.-Receipts OF
cattle thus far this week are 10000;
last week, $500; last year, %, 10" On
Monday, although one load of Christ
mas cattle brought AZ and another
load, 81 05, the general trade for beef
steers was slow at steady to 10 cents
lower figures. Best COWS and heifers
we're steady; others slow and weak
Stockers and feeders were active and
firm Today's trade for beef steers
was again rather slow but steady
rates. One Christmas steer brought
81. Cows and heisers we're steady;
stockers and feeders firm; veals q
cents higher.
The following table gives prices
| now ruling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
SUPERIOR
(From the Journal J

DR.. Beck went to Red Cloud Tues.
day.
Rev. j. W. Lougnot of Red Cloud
was here Saturday.
A. p Suapp of Weber came in from
Red Cloud Saturday.
Mrs. A. &. Felt entertained the $500"
card club Monday night.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
King died Saturday morning.
The body of Lieut.. r b Mcconnell
arrived on the Santa Fe Monday.
l.. M. George came in from Ken
driok, Okla, Saturday with a carload
of mules.
Nh. and Mrs. John Wishart from
Maukato were here Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Robert Mcdonnell.
Mesdames rogel, Hays and Welsch
came down from Red Cloud Thursday
to attend the Rebekah district meeting
M SO Ruby Johnston, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. j. Ii. Johnston, and Mr. John
Morgan we're married at the home OF
the brides parents Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Harrington left yester'
day for Billings, Mont to accept q
position in the NJ. u. and Is Nj. rail
road Offices, where her sister, Retta
holds a p )si,ion as chief clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
SMITH CENTER
(From the Messenger, }

Harry Roberts is the new COOK AT
the Smith 4 Aldrich restaurant.
A. Jonas of Reamsville left Tuesday
morning for a trip to White City, Kan"
and over into Missouri to visit and look
at the country.
Jim Tucker from down on the flains
bought the Gosney property IN the
south addition of Smith Center TIE
latter part of last week for sl'S5o'
Charley Hutchinson of Colorado
closed the deal last Saturday for the a.
Jennings farm northeast OF Inc c'tS,
The farm contains 90 acres ana s"'u
for 800 per acre,
Did you notice the broad smile on
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

TRAINS LEAVE As roLI.ows:
No, IS. Passenger daily for Oberlin
and st. Francis branches. OK
ford, McCook, Denver and all
points 7 ;03 an.
No, II. Passenger daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City, Atchison. st.
Louis, Lincoln via Wymore
and all points east and south 400 am
No IS. Passenger. daily, Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
California .-...--......--.-.---- $50 I. n.
No. Is. Passenger, daily for st. Joe,
Kansas City. Atchison, st.
Louis and all points east and
south 10: 10 am.
No, ia. accommodation, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, Hast
ings, Grand Island, Black
Hills ana eli points In the
north west. 80. .......-.... | 80 D, m.
Sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cars.
seats free) on through trains. Tickets sold and
baggage checked TO any point In the United
States or Canada.
For Information. time tables, maps or tiekets,
call on or address A. ConoyeT, Agent, Red
cloud, Nebr. or i. W. Wakeley, General Pas
songoi Agon; Omaha, Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
printing Office IN the county.

pruning ONCE III tnt county
Revival meetings are now In pro.
grpss ut the NJ + church. Miss
Wanzc, u most talented singer, is as
slsjiug In the meetings
A.quiet little wedding occurred nj
the home Ottawa Morris on Tuesday
at six o'clock in
which Victor A. lL,ague and Ida Il
Hve,t were. joined in marriage. Rev
Campbell spoke the twords that mad,
them one.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
With Regret

An excited military looking man entered the editorial sanctum of the Odessa Mo- Democrat, exclaiming; "That notice of my death is false, sir. I will horsewhip you within an inch of your life, if you don't apologize in your next issue." The editor inserted the following the next day: We re- gret extremely to announce that the parag raph which stated that Major Blazer was dead is without founda- tion."
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

Retiring Sale-Well stocked Lum- Der Yard-town center lot--paying over 9 per cent yearly; 10 stamps running equipped Gold Mill with 6 Lost Gulch Gold Mines-1 patented developed to plenty pay ore and Sure pay; Roosevelt Branch Store Bldg with stock Gen1 M'd'se and making money; Riverland Farm at Florence 2l5 acres with oldest 1866 Ditchright in Arizona; Westland-Richland- Goodland-and Highland Farms near Phoenix-l600 irrigated acres with 400 Miners inches original Grand Water Shares and under Tonto Govmt. Res. ervoir; Eleven Brick Permanent Houses in Phoenix-all rented, Brick Warehouse S0xl50 feet on both R. R. tracks in Phoenix; Titles clear, unen- cumbered. All at reasonable prices, per cent Cons. to Sale Agts, Cash, Govmt. Bonds, or Wells Fargo Stock. Been in business 39 years. Got enough. Next ; F. F. Keilner,. Globe, Arizona. Reference Wells Fargo Banks, San Francisco and New York.
 P. $. Our Stores at Globe, and Mercantile Banking House, will be continued by the children under same firm name of F.. F. Kellner & Go. and same capital.
 In Cash we Trust. Amen. jan, 5 3mos
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

say now that he is in Chicago with W. Y. Price discussing the matter with Messrs. Taft and Logan and other in- terested parties. The Blade hopes the negotiations will end in Mir. Sharp taking the control. There is no doubt that the canal can be made a paying enterprise under capable management, once it is restored to its original carry ing capacity. Neither is there doubt that if so restored and wisely managed it would make of this valley the most desirable place for home building on the Pacific coast. With bedrock dam either of masonery or sheet piling, at the head of the canal, the water sup ply of the canal would be made cer- tain and conStant.-Florence Blade.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
rlcReynolds Will Succeed Judge
 Campbell

United States Attorney Nave re- ceived telegram Thursday evening saying that c. I. McReynolds had been appointed assistant United States attorney to succeed Judge John H.. Campbell.
 Mir. McReynolds who has been court stenographer at Tombstone for the past three years has rendered his resignation and will assume his new duties immediately as the United States court at Phoenix opens the first Monday in April and the services of an assistant are badly nesded, on ac' count of pressure of work in the office.
 Mir. McReynolds family will remain in Tomb bstone for the present.-Tuc- son Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

The Portland exposition this sum mer is bound to have beneficial ef- feet on the mining interests in the west. Aside from the direct benefit of the advertising to be obtained at the exposition, there will be an indi- rect benefit from the personal interest which the eastern visitors are certain to take in the west, after they have visited it. These "easterners" from Chicago and elsewhere will surely be surprised at the progress aud prosper ity of the entire west ahd they will want to participate in that prosper ity. It will be much more natural for them to invest in lands or mines than to plan to give up their business at home and move out themselves. There will also many profitable personal ac- auaintances grow out of the exposi- tion. All of these things are bound to benefit the mining industry of the west. Mining World.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
BIRDS ARE TO RULE
 THE EARTH AFTER MAN

The human race will be extinct on this earth in the course of few mil lion years, according to Prof. Samuel Williston, professor of paleontology at the University of Chicago. While featuring on the future of the earth's inhabitants, Professor Williston de- clared that in his opinion, instead of men at this future date, which he told the students would not come for something like 5000, 900 years, the earth will be dominated by birds.
 Ut will be only natural course of events that will ultimately drive men from the dominant sphere on earth, '" said Professor WilliSton. First came the fishes. They were dominant for a while and had to give way to the am phibians. Then came the reptiles and soon they yielded to the mammals. Now the mammals are weakening and the newest class, the birds, is growing to prominence, and in time, sincere ly believe, will be the dominant inhab- itants of the earth.
 Each of these classes developed to the highest degree of specialization and then began to wane. Man is de- veloped to the highest degree now and little more can be expected of him." Professor Williston is considered one of the leading experts Tn paleontology iu this country, and has written sev- eral treatises on evolution.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

The action of the American board of foreign misssons of the Congrega- tional church in accepting sl00,o0C from John D. Rockefeller is pro tested against by the Congregational minis ters, who petition that the gift be re- fused on the ground that the Stand ard oil company stands before the public under repeated and formidable indictments for methods morally ln' iquitous and socially destructive.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

We stated last week that there was aStrong probability that JohnW Sharp would take over the controlling in IeFeSt to the Florence caual We can
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

The mining outlook for the Clifton Morenci district for the present year is very bright. The output of the old companies for the first three months will be materially reduced on account of the floods and washouts of railroads but this will bs mads up during the next three months, as all of the com panieS are largely increasing their ou'- |putS, From reports of Consulting E r. gneer Watson the shannon company can be expected to largely increase US output over that of last year. as the mine is now in shape to keep the plant running at its full capacity. The standard and Standard Consolidated companies are in much better shape 10, Outputting than they were last year and will show a marked incre tse Of tonnage. The New England X Clif' ton company will soon commence It's first shipments, and during the re- mainder of the year it will materially aid in swelling the general output Of the Camp.-COpper Era.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
COPPER METAL MARKET
Are Busy and Prices
 We'll Maintained

A Boston correspondent writes
 "The best authorities on the copper market say that the metal is strong at ligml5l cents, with the best grade of lake copper selling freely at l59 cents.
 "These authorities do not expect to see a market fiuctuating more than cent either way from l54 cents during the balance of the year 1905.
 'The selling agencies are well sold up. and it is understood the United Metals Selling company has uot ex- ceeding Ia, ,000, 900 pounds of undeliv- cred copper on hand,
 The manufacturers and other con sumers of copper were never bdsier than today. The largest of them are showing earnings of between l2 per cent and l5 per cent on the present comparatively high price of copper, and they are turning their capital be- tween three and four times a year. These authorities also state that ter mination of the Russian Japanese war would not materially curtail the pres fnt large volume of exports, as new industrial activities abroad would i'm mediately absorb the shipments now going abroad for war purposes.
 The department of the copper manufacturing business showing the rreatest growth in the consumption of raw copper at the present time is that of copper wire for telephone and other electrical purposes, and one very large manufacturer goes so far as to state that he is now using more cop per for manufacturing into copper wire than for use in the manufacture of copper sheets.
 'ro sum up the situation it is gem orally expected in the trade that the copper producing mines will be able to average for 1905 price of at least Ia cents for all the copper they mine during the current calendar year..
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

NJ. c. Taylor who has for the past four years been cashier of the Safford bank, left Thursday. accompanied by his wife, tor Highlands, California to accept like position with the bank at that place, Guardian,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

A lot of teams and men passed through here Monday en route from Maricopa to Dudleyville. The drivers stated that they were going to Dud- leyville to work on the Arizona Eastern railrQad and would work from Dudley this way. This looks good as 1t indicates that no time is to be lost in building the Arizona Eastern down to Florence and on to Sentinel. It is now almost certain that Florence will be on the Southern Pacific main transcontinental line in less than a year.-Florence Blade.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
SUCCESSFUL TEST OF
 ELECTRICAL LOCOMOTIVE

The recent successful test of new electric locomotive for the New York Central & Hudson Railroad marks an important advance in the develop ment of electric traction and indicates progress toward the ultimate and general electrification of the great railways of the United States. The new locomotive is one of number deSgned to haul heavy express trains ot the present type of cars at high speed, and consequently considerable power is required and all mechanical as well as electrical features that would contribute toward this end have been considered. On the trial trip train of nine Pullman cars was hauled and a speed of sixty miles an hour was made, though this has been surpassed considerably with lighter train. These locomotives can be used in pairs if necessary, and when oper- ated together will be able to haul the heaviest trains. The New York Cen tral proposes to use electricity at its New York terminals, and as far up the line as CrotOn and White Plains, employing for its local traffic motor cars such as are used in the New York subway, but of sufficient size and capable of high speed and quick ac- c-leration, the latter point being one of the most successful features of the most recent electric locomotives and cars. Mining and Engineering Re- view.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

J. Newt. Robinson, who has for some time been assistant cashier of the First National bank of Clifton, is now with the Stafford bank in the capacity of cashier. Mr. Robinson Is young man of excellent habits, painstaking and conservative and of special fitness for the trustworthy position he now holds. Guardian.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

New York advices state that close friends of Russell Sage fear that he will never be able to be down to his office again. His health has been fail ing rapidly for several days. It is stated that arrangements have been made so that none of the $l50, 1000, 900 worth of securities which Mir. Sage holds will be sold in case of his death.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
PHOENIX & EASTERN RAILROAD
Suburban Trains AnnulIed, Florence
 Train Uses M. & P. Track

General Superintendent w. A. Drake of the local Santa Fe lines and J. H. Emmert, assistant to President F. M. Murphy arrived fere from Pres cott yesterday morning says the Re publican. They were accompanied by James Dun who is chief engineer of the entire Santa Fe system. MT. Drake and Mir. Emmert came particu- larly to direct matters in connection with the repair of the Tempe bridge on the Phoenix & Eastern and the temporary obstruction to traffic. Mir. Dun, who chanced to be here on other business accompanied them to Tempe yesterday forenoon on their trip for the inspection of conditions.
 During the period necessary for re- pairs, the Phoenix & Eastern railroad company will use the M. & P. track between here and Tempe, beginning with the incoming Florence train this evening. Generously recognizing the courtesies that are extended by one railroad to another in times of em. barrassment through unavoidable con tingencies, an arrangement has been made between the Phoenix S Eastern and the NJ. & P. company for the building of connecting switch be- tween the two lines that parallel each other very closely just above Tempe station.
 The Phoenix & Eastern has annulled it's suburban trains to Mesa City nntil its bridge is repaired and the Florence service will consist of one train mak- ing daily round trip leaving here at S:35 a. m. Sansa Fe or S:05 city time and returning in the evening as early as practicable. The train will not leave Tempe until after the arrival there of the M. & P. suburban train on the Mesa line. so passengers for Florence may be accommodated.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30
New Clerks h Fifth District

There is considerable speculation aN Go whom Judge E. A. Tucker will appoint as clerk of the fifth judicial dlStrIcttO which he has been assigned. It iS reported that George H. s Snalley would have been named clerk at Tue son, had Judge Tucker been assigned here and it is considered probable that this program will still be carried out and that Smalley will be made clerk at SolOmonyille to succeed Frank DySart, who has been Judge Doan 's elerk at that point. c. T. Martin, .c,erk at Globe will probably remain, "lhe position at that point does not pay very well. Mr. Martin is United States commissioner as we'll as clerk. Tucson Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-03-30

Homer Dubois, who has been run hing the Big Adobe at Naco, thinks Tucsoe offers a good field for the gam bier according to the Bisbee Review, and is making plans to locate there with his roulette wheel. DuBoii says that wheel having the monopoly can pay $500 month, and it is his inten- ton to take advantage of the ordi- nanceS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
JUDGE DISCHARGES
FECKHAN AND HAAS
Men Were Accused Of Conspir.
ing With Holmes to Defraud
the Government.
fRy Associated Press,

4. NEW YORK. October es,-united
states Commissioner Ridgway to-day
discharged from custody Frederick Peck
INN ma Moses Hans who were charged
with having consprcd with Edwin $.
Holmes. Jr.. to deiraud the government
NV securing advance Information OF the
governments cotton report Commits
sionef Ricisway he'd that neither OF the
,nen had committed crime within the
meaning OF the statutes
IL IVES In the defense OF Feckharn ana
Haas that a lawyc' quoted portion OF
President Robseyelt's letter OF acceptance
ir which the President had declared that
there was no common law Of the United
States that could give jurisdiction o.
an offense in Federal court.
The Indictment against Holmes
charged him with misconduct, when asae
defense declared was no, an oHense
known 10 the Federal statutes IN ms
opinion Commissioner Rids~ay quotes 81
length from the Indictment found against
the acctsed men, and reviews the duties
of sta,!s,ician Holmes in connection VAIN
the cotton crop report. and the f0rther
fac, that the indictment charges Holmes
With "official misconduct" The latter.
he states is an oi!ense at common law
in the District al Cosumh!a, ard in 10
way mentioned as an offense in the
Federal staiates He holds further that
II, would be impossible ;or the accused
men to conspite With Holmes 10 commit
a crime not recognized By Federal law.
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Comforts ano Blanketc
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cno IN Isabella and Sable Fox Stole,
cZJ.0U vide stripes. lined with skin
-,e, Ea-sa;~mun to match. 1880.
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TALENT TO MIGRATE
TO WARMER TRACT S
Some Turfmen Will Go to New
Orleans and Others to
California.
fsoec.a. TO The Tines Disps.cA.)

Il T.
NEW YORK. October es--i, viii aos be
long before the season CO racing In The
east VIII De ended. and ,esea owners and
trni,iers wt.l liz vending thrs1 Nay 10 tee
west and south New ORLEANS viii ooEe
In for us quota .ot LIE sa4ea,. hss
many viii prefer the racing n California
There pr. para. oas have es e: :Ss &c. 10
viii. be in full blast esfraias Eov5Iahs-
ii. On that date the New California
Jockey Club viii inausu-l.s is ssss11
it>, Owing 10 the very prosperous .co-dteea
of raIing In California Tie association
al San Francisco is able - materially
Increase its annual stake ctts-seE oys-
ans rreced ;lg year. Inciad .cs TIE FIX
lures 70. two-year-oids ts:al Q. nt-
icon stakes wiEh an added C1o.s! Tl1S
4 al. s:I.t0 is announced
i.Ihc 5000 Burns H.ndicap =. ':.a ls.s
5winter STAKE in the rasssa STATES, azzas
thea!ist Tire Ga.e 0. cos.ag to- 1ots
.o-year-o.ds ard upwards. ZOE rszna
III Iondnvs Ctcs otsr % 1875. No -1-sss
54s &c !es : than $40 ard Tsors asse.
8t.scy tc given as colpa-sd NILE .ls-
sgttr W esn there wgre tEo we GREY
XIII naGdicaps OF -.oIs1.c COLTS
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