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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
FACTS AND FANCIES
Jack, the Tramp DOG.

Jack, a small terrier. known TO all
Inc FOUNDERS night hawks and all
aight bartenders as Jack. the TRAMP,
created small sized sensation yestcr.
| lay afternoon on lower Commercial
aY~aGe by whipping three bulls dog
JACK tackled one right after another
and put all three to flight The cries
of the whipped dogs attracted peopIc
from saloons, stores, and the Illinois
Hotel and possibly hundred men and
boys and a few women stool abnu.
and watched the game lille dog put
ID on the others.
That dog reminds me." said the OBJ
serving individual of some people. I
have known Jack for years and / neyer
beior saw him show any animoslty.
but all Of a sudden he broke out this
afternoon and wiped the earth ~ with
three dogs larger than he il. its just
me same as some people you never
can tell what they can do until they
turn loose.
Speaking Of Jack, he continued.
ne Is really remarkable dog lie is
iike good many fellows, not bad at
all but a worthless, shiftless sort or
cuss from choice. A few years ago he
was a good and we'll behaved dog, and
had good home. He got In BAD com.
pany however, commenced to stay ont
at nights and finally stopped going
home all together. His Oh er hang
outs are saloons and restaurants. He
y friend Of everybody and everybody
~ his friend. He Is such a good fel,
low that h. never lacks for place to
sleep and can always rely upon some
Of ms friends at his loafing places Civ. |
ing him something to eat"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
NEW SENATORIAL COURTESY.

Since several United States senators
are having the time OF ther lives" II
keep out Of the penitentiary. 1t Is sail
that senatorial courtesy has taken
on new form th- ~ airras,vae-1
ment OF t'-n nr~- --t ~ ---ate,rs
The particular CT a
phase of Senator rial couia u" being
applied is that of Senator Joseph
Ralph Burton of Kansas. II Il said
.that senatorial influence is at work to
prevent hts going to jail should he be
convicted at his second trial This IA
not because OF any personal popularity
of Senator Burton. nor of any special
belief In his Innocence. but thai sena-
tors d slike the precedent of sending
senator to jail. How this is to- be ac-
cepted Is not exactly clear. Shall 1t
be understood that a man Is beyond
the reach Of the law when he takes re-
fuge In the seate. or that once in that
atmosphere he can do no wrong? Thu
new senatorial courtesy" win not
have mitch weight with the public.
Somehow violators on the law all look
alike to the American people. ayen
OF such violators be of that august
body the United States senate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
HE WAS FAR OUT IN tue COUNTRY.

HE WAS FAR OUT IN THE COUNTRY.
shocked over the keeper and did NOT
stop running until he was far out In
the country, tired, thirsty ana hungry.
The next morning he started out "a
look for partners. but as soon "a
any of the other animals saw him
they would run away in terror. never
giving Leo the opportunity to tell OF
his wonderful plans.
After wandering about for several
days without being able to find any
thing to eat he determined TO 90 back
to the circus, but when he reached the
Town the circus had left. and. as every
one was afraid of Leo, some men form.
ed company, armed themselves and
shot him ON sight
Moral Don't be too ambitious. AT
lanta Constitution
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Bulletin takes pleasure In an.
nouncing that It has secured the exclu.
Give rights of series Of noyelettcs
BY standard authors which viii app Jar
in Its coiums at once. The noyslelies
vary In length and win cover from
one to three Or four issues of the news.
paper. Each viii be independent a
rhe the other as no two will be the
work Of the same writer. Among the
authors are =, Frank Baum, Tom Mas
son. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, Theodosia
Garrison and others OF equal note.
The first Of the novelettes presented
to Bulletin readers Is Master or Mis-
siorary." . clever story Of Hawaii. BY
William Forbes Cooley The scene Is
laid in the miniature republic and cen.
tsrs arond The experiences Of bril-
llant, young Ph. D., OF New York. who
visits the island in the interest Of So
GEOLOGY, and finds his thoughts divert.
ed into other and less material chan.
nels soon after his arrival.
The story contains much interest.
esting descriptive matter and develops
irltosa charming love story with a
thrill climax. The initial installment
is published In today's Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
UNCLE SANS PRINT SHOP

L q Il II
The friction which has developed in
the government printing Office draws
attention 10 another department that
~ under investigation. AT the close
cf the last session Of congress ioipt
coiiiinittee was appointed ID report
upon the whole subject Of official
printing The present trouble Is dis.
agreement among the officials In the
printing office. Public Printer Pal.
mcr charges the foreman Of printing
and the foreman OF the Job room
with characterization. and has deman i
ded their designations. Both men
seek protection behind civil service
rules and claim they cannot be dis.
miRsed without hearing.
While this issue must be settled by
the president, Il is probable that tho
Joint committee of Congress will Hn,l
some knotty problems to solve In the
bureau Of printing. There are about
1000 employees drawing wages Of ST..
100000 q year. The department does
~ ,'r-''a~s'D W FttVVV,uuV year. AS
q publisher the government leads the
world. printing fourteen periodically
three daily, three weekly and one b..
monthly and seven monthly. In adj.
dition there are volumes and pamph.
lets by the thousand. so extensive
10 the plant that large book can be
produced In one night.
\ William s. Rossiter Of the Census
Bureau, ina recent article in the At.
lantic monthly, makes the statement
that the total cost Of the product OF
tho government printing office Is from
one ami one-haif 10 ten times the
price charged by commercial houses.
which must include the items OF rent.
interest and profit These items are
not included in the government estl-
nlAtss Mr.. Rossitec nAcribes The cy-
tsaordinary expense Of tho govern
xnsnt office 10 the lIheralIty III ne ofYi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Al AoimaI Story For
Little Folks
The Discontinued Lion

An old lion named Leo. who had lived
IN circus tent for many years. grew
very tired of the life lac led aud said:
Here am Gagged up. with only half
enough to eat and all these strange
people staring at me. and the men who
run this show make all OF the money
aud have a good time too. I'm tired
or II and intend 10 escape nj the very
hrst opportunity, lind partner and 80
into business for myself
80 one morning when the animal
keeper opened the barred door TO feed
the lion old Leo gave one spring
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
sPENDTHRlFrs.

Since "scotty" the miner departed
strapped" after meteorIc career as
spendthrift numerous claimants for
MS laurels have appeared In the East
In Philadelphia a West Virgin a
mine.owner, j.. NJ. Richards, has dis.
tinguished himself locally by getting
rld OF $5l,ooO In spectacular ways. Mr.,
Richards wore $4,000 diamond shirt.
stud and was In the habit Of asking for
changc for n $4,000 bill.
Two Baltimore clubmen temporarily
10 me Quaker City paid $3.50 for n
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

A woman should not be afraid to
say the pleasant things that rise to
her lips. There IS no reason on earth
why franlsness should consist In say
ing all the disagreeabIe remarks one
can collect and that the kind words
should be thought inslncere. Ex
change.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

Consumers OF butter at Springfield
Mass, who have recently noticed the
unwonted golden hue OF the article
are puzzled over one dealers state.
meH that an unusual crop Of dande.
lions In Vermont and western Massa.
ehusetts Is responsible. for 1t. and the
explanation Of a less poetic dealer
that Il is probably due to greater use
OF coloring matter by the dairymen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Natures comnenention.

Nature, somehow or other. always
provides eompensations for her daueh.
ters, remarked an artist "All artists
are aware that models for the figure
who have almost perfece forms are
generally homely In the faces. The
round faced, shortened little woman
has usually the prettiest foot and
ankle; the high checked, long nosed
woman the ugliest."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

The Bulletin 10 on sals At the fol
lowing places:
coieman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth strsst.
Union News CO., Union dspot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Monkey Robs French nank.

A monkey suddenly made its ap
earance in the Bank Of France. Paris
ecently, and selling package Of
scrip made off with 1t. He was cap
urea after a long game Of follow MY.
seader and hide-and-seek. and by the
time he was caught had chewed UP
$1,000 worth Of the scrip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Rattan Furniture.

Rattan furniture was frat made ~
~ onltea states with bamboo and a
hlhd Of seagrass imported from China
me Chinese have now learned the
rex, aud make this furniture in large
quantities, The grass grows In mn.
limited quantities in the salt water
marshes along me coast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for one year ending De
cember, 81, 1904. ..............1s 1916
Average daily and Sunday cir
lation for first six months OF the
year. 1895 ............... .2045
Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for month OF July,
1906 ...................2t6 PIGS
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for month OF August. 1905, 2161
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
AUGUST. 1905,

. : -. - s..s - %
The above ~ correct statement Of
the circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for The year 1904.
and for the first eight months OF the
year, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this LIST day of September. 1906.
tSeaD LEO. J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
american MarKet ror haxors.

A Sheffield (Englandl writer, ia
commenting on the desiIability of the
American market for razors declares
that more razors are bought in Amer.
lea for each man than in any country
of the world
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Sense Not Needed.

Poet--lm sure | don't know what
to do with this poem. The editor says
it's utter slnsh and even ms friends
pronounce It nonsense.
Friend-Well, I'll tell you-why
don't you have 1t set to music?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
His Deeu REASONING.

Secretary Dudley OF the civil service
commission has an answer that he
treasures by what means are infec.
uous diseases communicated and
the candidate replied: by mails, tel
ephone and telegraph"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
InoeuIated Rabbits Are Stolen

Thirty-seyen rabbits which had been
inoculated with the typhoid bacillus
have been stolen from the bacteriolor.
zeal institute at saarbruck, Prussia
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Something Was Wronn.

lmpecunious Friend Ito business
NAM What With a big business
IKE this you can lend me only s5Y
am going 70 report this to Brad.
streets."--Translatcd for Tales from
Mageendorfer Batter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

one habit Of schlIler's was pas.
ion for the smell of An anpIa III
ased e cut an apple into quarters and
8eep them In the drawer Of his writ.
ing tablet P.'s Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Sous alSuls sulsq saIul IS.

'sloqs aISu!s suIsq esIql lslB
eVl 's9lnWm KS VI Sous DAY QElM
sI9SIl uMoiS-Hn IuoJ pstHH on uIpul
lRI}u90 W 'VoNlapuv ~ 1HV s5lBt
o. espuI moIJ p9ulnlaL Isl9AH4 V
'elpuI vi 6ununH IsbiL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

a chicago man, at the Halliday. re.
Gently, Is evidently able 10 see the
humorous side OF life, said: II am
sorry thar u would not be proper for
you to print Verbatim tho expressions
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11
Hereditary Insanity.

Fifty per cent OF the insanity In
England Is ascrbed to heredity by
recent official investigation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

The Empire Of india extends over
territory larger than the continent
OF Europe. without Russia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-11

~. A. bpder. ~! -. .presideuI
Cbas. Feuchter,t Jr.. .vice-Prusident
v. III. Gallixan. MI. Cashier
r. spencer. 49,. Assistant Cashier
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

well mines are completed other and larger contracts will be let. A mill will soon be installed near the mines. The company is composed of wealthy Los Angeles people who believe they have great property.
 Advices from Los Angeles state that the Arizona & Utah railroad has been taken over by the Gold Hill reduction company and work of reconstruction will be commenced within the next ten days. The new company will sur vey site for the big smelter at once and workmen will begin excavation of the te. Under present arrangement the smelter will be ready to blow in on or before the first of next Septem- Der, and will have a capacity of 250 tons daily.
 Last Saturday night Henry Lovin brought in from Gold Road one of the largest bars of bullion ever cast at the mill Its weight was $40,000, and was a cleanup from ten days run of the tanks. The bar was one of the hand somest and cleanest ever brought to Kingman. The mill was shut down for few days during the week, while the batteries were being changed from dry to wet crush, but the new mill was started up Thursday. The object of the new mill is to regrind and anal gamate before the pulp goes to the tanks. The ores now carry consider able coarse gold that cannot be re- duced to the desired fineness for cyauiding and this is to be taken out and thereby increase its cyaniding capacity.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
OUR NEIGHB0R FINAL
Timing News Reported by the Ari-
 zona Blade

The Superior company shipped an other carload of their high grade cop per ore this week. This has gotten to
 be regular habit of the Superio T company.
 Supt. Joseph Champion was down from the Belle aud Columbia mines Tuesday and reports satisfactory pro- gress in development work at those properties aud continued improve ment in the extent and richness of the ore bodies.
 The crude oil storage tanks for the Troy Manhattan Copper company also one of the wagon tanks arrived at Florence this week by the Phoenix & Eastern and will be forwarded as soon as the Ripsy bridge shall have been restored. Several carloads of coke, for the company, have reached Phoe- nix and will be forwarded to the Troy station above Kelvin as soon as the Phoenix X Eastern is opened for traf- fic to that point. In the meantime the grading for the foundations for the oil tanks will have been completed and also the new wagon road grade around the hill back of the station.
 As stated in the Blade last week the new double compartment shaft sunk by the Troy Manhattan company, on the Buckeye vein at point near the smeltcr ore bins, has reached depth of 200 feet. The work of opening of levels to the east and west along the vein from the bottom of this shaft is progressing rapidly and the results are exceedingly satisfactory. The Buckeye vein extends through the length of the '9l mine to the east and the Idaho and the Alice Mines to the west of the Buckeye ground, making a continuous length of 5000 feet. Ow ing to the satisfactory results obtained from the recent development work in the Buckeye ground the management is making needed surface improve ments. A large warehouse and change house are nov in course of construction on the in ,in shaft dump and lumber has been ordered for the construction of d lodging house con- taining twenty-four rooms and to be located near the Troy hotel. The manaa ement is also maturing plans for the installation of smelling plant of loo tons capacity per mill day of hours. The Buckeye ore when mixed with ore from the sul. phide bed in the Rattler mine is self fluxing.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

Retiring Sale-Well stocked Lum. Der Yard-town center lot-paying over % 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 Genl M'd'se and making money; Riverland Farm at Florence 2l5 acres with oldest 1866 Ditchright in Arizona: 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 k. R. tracks in Phoenix; Titles clear, unen. cumbered. All at reasonable prices, per cent Cons. to Sale Aets, Cash, Govmt. Bonds, or Wells Fargo Stock. Been in business 39 years. Got enough. Next E. F. Kellner, Globe, Arizona. Reference: Wells Fargo Banks, San Francisco and New York.
 r. $. Our 3 Stores at Globe, and Mercantil Banking House, will be continued by the children under same firm name of E. F. Kellner & Co. and same capital.
 In Cash we Trust Amen. jan 3mOs
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
Items About the Mines and Min eraI Development Culled
 From Exchanges,
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA
Reports From rlany Districts tn the
 Territory, Telling of Important Discoveries, Active Operation and Organization of New Companies

Tho directors of the Greene Consoli N dated Mining company, at their meet E ing held in New York on "Wednesday or last week declared their usual bi' monthly dividend of forty cents pei & share aud m ide the same payable Feb ruary 20. This distribution represents,
 it ia understood, only about one'halt
 the actual amDpdt earned during the
 past two mOnshs.
 # A Boston financial paper says: "With several of the copper produc | ing companies already increasing their dividends and every indication that p;Ore will follow suit; with the pros )ect also good that other corporations
 will soon enter the dividend ranks, md with the price of copper holding
 surprisingly firm, it goes almost with out saving that the copper shares before long will respond to these com bined favoring influences" <"
 FROM THE BIsBEE REVIEW.
 The Phelps Dodge copper properties in Arizona, the Copper Queen, Detroit Copper, and Montezuma copper prop critics in Sonora, yielded an aggregate of Sl HIS, ,23i pounds for the year 1901. This output was in the form of blister copper, which averages about S9 per cant fine.
 Charles w. NJ, Henry, who left Can anea several weeks ago with his uncle, Charles McHenry, now of this city, has taken charge Of the Helvetla mine near Tucson, This property is to re- Sume the operation of It's smelter and to develop steadily from now on. The Helvetia has long been chased as one of the good prospects of the territory but has for various reasons been tied up on several occasions. Under the present management it is said the difficulties of the past have all been straightened out and clear sailing ahead. The ground has given up some good ore in the past and there is ex. pectatiOn that large bodies of high grade material will be secured.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
C0CHlSe COUNTY
Where Mining, the Chief Industry,
 Is very Active

A strike of rich ore was made last
 evening at the Silver Thread, of the
 Tombstone Consolidated company. The strike carries high values and has
 the earm>rkS of bonanza. The tind
 is being opened up with encouraging results.
 FRoN THE REVIEW:
 Superintendent PattiSon brought to the city yesterday samples of oxidizsd hemitite Of iron which has come into
 the shaft of the Shattuck < Arizona at a depth of 42j feet The showing is considered U be highly encourag- Ing to expectation of striking a good body of orc at a depth of 800 feet or less. The characteristics now present in the shaft are identical with those familiar in the Copper Queen proper. ties adjoining the Shattuck $ Arizona.
 The Huachuca Consolidated has come to the front. President Palmer lee has made a report to the board of
 directors, which was accepted, show ing that about 5000 feet of first-class
 work has been done. Ore bodies have improved in size and values steadily increased with depth. Numerous as says and a mill run of 200 tons show
 the average of the ore to be $9 per ton. The directors took steps toward the erection of 20 stamp mill. Un- der resolution of the board 300OO shares of treasury stock will be placed on the market February b, the share holders to have preference for thirty days, the remainder thereof, at the eXoiratiOn of that time, to be offered to the public.
 Bankruptcy proceedings against ths 1 Black Diamond Mining company have been deferred until March l. This ac- tlon was taken today by the clerk of the court, at the earnest solicitation
 or the representatives of the compa- Il ny, who say that matters are now in
 such way of adjustment that they ex. pect to make settlement out of court. Ihe Black Diamond wage debts ag- giegate ,OOO, and are the most pres-
 sing Of those which brought the bank. ruptcy proceedings against the com panY' The latter has not been de-
 clared bankrupt as yet by the court,
 and It is this action that the present
 move IS made to avert. The repre-
 Sehtatives of the company who ap. peared before the clerk of the court
 asserted that by March the company
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

could pay of all it's indebtedness and
 renew business with clean books. This
 is what is proposed to do.
 The Copper Queen smelter is turn
 ing out copper at tremendous rate; Sunday the record was broken, 40
 tons of bullion were turned out in
 twenty-four hours. This was won- derful run, but it was not circum stance to yesterdays run, during which l63 tons of bullion were pro- duced. This is the greatest run ever made in the southwest iu any twenty four hours by any reduction plant. Cue hundred and sixty three tons of copper at the present price is worth SIS, 900, quite days business. The men who are handling the furnaces and converters have entered into the spirit of the thing and are doing their best to get out all there Is In the big plant. Each furnace and each con- verter is handled with expert care and the shifts are trying to outdo each other in production. More furnaces will soon be iu commission and the production of the smelter wi Il be greatly increased. Later the plant may be doubled and then Douglas will have the greatest smelling plant in the world and the amount of bull lion going out of Douglas will be enormous.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
M0HAVE COUNTY
The Weeks Mining News as Re.
 ported by the Miner

In the lower workings the Eldorado mine, at Gold Basin, has four feet of rich free milling ore. The mill is be- ing run in the day time and tuning out considerable bullion.
 W. c. Howard, of the New Comstock mines, was in Kingman Thursday last. MT. Howard and associates have been giving the property a thorough samp- ling and as soon as this is completed work in opening the Katherine mine with deep shaft will be commenced.
 LOvin x Withers are opening a boarding house at the German A mer- ican mines, near Vivian. The mines are working large force of men and it is expected that when the present contracts On the Pioneer aDd Tread
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

c. J. and Bailey Cornell and Her. bert Briscoe have taken steps to in corporate company that is to estab- fish an automobile line between Mesa and Roosevelt. Two machines each seating six persons have been bought and it is expected that the service will begin within three weeks. The Re- publican says it is the purpose of the company to cut down the time be- tween Phoenix and Roosevelt to eight hours. From Mesa to Roosevelt is ap- proximately 60 miles and ten miles an hour is an easy speed for an auto mobile on good road. The auto will leave Mesa every morning except Sun day, after the arrival of the trains from Phoenix on both roads, and
 reach Roosevelt by or o'clock pm
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
Piano for Sale

On account of sickness, not being able to return to Globe at present l will sell the Si000O piano l left at the Kinney House in NOyembCr for S245. Write me and l will open your eyes in regard to pianos. Cash or on time. POI w. Washington.
 BERNARD Pos
 Phoenix, Ariz.