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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

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ms 9eIidt.
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gu banten bafir, bab er biefem armen
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

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biQ unb bauerbaft tpie fpnft.
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meine 9anbf4ube np4mals bort gu
faufen.
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Neugierbe -.
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me6r gu ieben. Die Qabeninbaberin be-
biente mid.
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nod einmaI 5uriid unb fraste tur5:
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
Bet Tremoe.
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Nopuette pom Sapbe Seramono.
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grpbe Cambridge ~panberte, ben
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nit Dir; iage mir, pb bas Sorf
polopna nod nett bon bier liegt?"
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ftreifen ieben."
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brannte, mari sinen blaFen @9immer
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bes &reu3es unb mrrmelte:
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
6lspelano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Ionis RatI,pay.
gIeseIanS StbtfitA

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gleblanS Meeoar. .........10 45gm SoutbDeaern 9tb td g.. III 25gm
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Union @Mb & CITE Zee tasI 5 segm american grpreb tdsE&. 49,. 6 45Qn
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Souts0tue GrpreP ....... Z 65Nm &nc Snps &c ct VI tg III 40Tm
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sbisaso 0ibifion.
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Rt@isau Sibifioa.
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Reerta Dtbifion-ps
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Sonis R'v.
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pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Tonis R'v.
SubteuapsIts Sibtfioa.
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Witsbura Grpres, tdaI sd. Z O5Rm NtmmIteine YaRaeiere tH- 3 s0Nm
gbteago D%tbtftGn.
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8sutsbtIIe Otbtften.
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#ts & Sou 3 8 tasI s.... 7 OO8ua @btt 8 tdl b......... IL 30gm
aeas as nr sonnt. - 7 sogna souissias !: sRastion as. 5 aosn
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2ouisbtHe Meeon tdsI.-~-- 6 46Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
INDIANAPOLIS & Dtncennes q. q.

eeiro & saueea espr tasa& 7 ao9u opener & gebferb a, tdsl. 9 4bss
siu..anes erpreb tasl...... 8 5ORm ginsennes Cypress tdsE9. 10 sOgu
epsnesr & 8sbforb as, tdsI. 45Nm Cairo erpreb tdsia.+.-..e 1Gx
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25
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DanoaIta Sine.
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ct 3oats 2tn tdsli& d C 6 60gm
Capital Cypress tdsI d.. Z OOgm
ct Souls NC tdsI ........ 7 259m
81 ct eSpreb tdsIi9 ds.12 2ORm
ct 2ouis GSpreb tasI ......s 15Nn
500 eIfnsbam @ee tdsI. I 90 Sim
ct 9 Saf Natl tasIt9.... 8 s5Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-25

Nntuuft
Yittsburs SpcI, tasIi@ SIS 20Sm
3ep Bort gspreb tdsIiS s 6 5o9m
San:aer Wail tdsIi& go. 7 569m
Serre $aute Citing Dec tas 10 a5@m
8sbfoas GEpreb tdsli9 d.. : 5ONua
Ntlantie Cypress tdsIi4.... 4 45sm
Sbe ~ Simiteb tdsI sd 6 46Hm
Htttsb GEp, fagI s d.. 6 55S9m
The copper era., 1905-06-08
New Tungsten Discoveries.

Prospectors all over the west now realize that the search for the rarer elements is profitable pursuit, says the Denver Mining Reporter. Tung- sten especially appeals to the pros- pector, not merely on account of it's high value, but also because of the steady demand and the ease with which tungsten mining can be con- centrated. Almost simultaneously we receive news of two new localities for tungsten, one in Southern Cali
 fornia and the other in Washington. The California field is in the desert country of San Bernardino, near St. Elmo. ProspeCtors are busy opening up very promising veins. We are in- formed that very clean mineral twenty inches in width has been shown up in the Papoose claim. Other claims also contain tungsten minerals in more or less quantity. The Washington district reported as containing tungsten is in Stevens county, and the discovery was made in the Deer Trail district. A ship ment of one ton of ore to Pittsburg is said to have realized very high price, and prOspectOrs are making large number of locations. If these new deposits come up to expectations and the older producers maintain their output tungsten mining will be- come a very important branch of the industry
The copper era., 1905-06-08
Rio Grande is Ten Miles Wide.

Great uneasiness is felt at Fl Paso not only for the safety of that part of the city which lies low but also for the surrounding country. The Rio Grande is still rising at Fl Paso and a short distance above the city the stream is ten miles wide.
 The little town of Lamesa in New Mexico was almost entirely washed away last week. The place was pro- tected by a dyke which, despite the efforts of scores of workmen in strengthening it, gave way and al- 9owed the waters of the river to rush in land sweep away all before them. No lives were lost but many exceed ingly narrow escapes were reported.
 Hundreds of acres of farming lands have been inundated and the loss in crops, buildings and stock will run well up into the thousands.
 When the great volume of water that is coming down from above reaches the narrow channel in front of Fl Paso immense damage is sure to result, as the banks and dykes are taxed to their utmost to con- fine the water to the channel. The authorities are doing all in their power to minimize the danger and are warning those living in the low lands to move their families and to places of safety.
The copper era., 1905-06-08
DEVELOPMENT IN
SONORA COUNTRY,
Hartman and Greene Are Behind the
 Purchase of La Dura.

Another chapter in the movement for development of the great Mexi- can state of Sonora, inaugurated by F. H. Hartman and his associates in the Southern Pacific and Col. W. c. Greene, the copper magnate, has been written in Los Angeles, says the Times. Epes Randolph, represent ing the Southern Pacific magnates and their associates, has taken over the large holdings in Sonora of F. A. Hartman and La Dura Mining com pany of this city.
 The deal is the largest of it's kind that has been carried to completion in Los Angeles in some time. The price paid is said upon good author ity to have been In the neighbor- hood of s1,OOO,OOO.
 The properties purchased are the La Dura group of mines at La Dura, near the head of the Yaqui river, one of the richest properties in one of the richest mining sections in the world, and the vast, undeveloped coal fields at Pilares. The deal was negotiated by Richardson Brothers who own big interests by the rail road, which will be built from the Ari- zona line southwest through the great mining regions of the Sierra Madre of Sonora and down tht Yaqui river valley to Guaymas tC unite with the Sonora railroad ant with the extension which is so TUT from that point south through Sina loa to Guadalajara.
 The sale of the Hartman proper ties, especially the coal fields-anC their coming opening up by the rail road-is expected to be a most i'm portant event In Sonora.
 Fuel is the crying need of the en tire republic, and nowhere is thi truer than on the Pacific coast, wher, the existing railroads are largely using wood for lack of better fuel the supply of this is none too great Coal has only been developed in linn ited quantities in a few places and tn quality of such is indifferent. Tn, black diamonds of Pilares are said t be of much better class. With cheap fuel supply developed at hom the manufacturing industries of So nora may have chance to develo1 as they should.
 Some twenty miles from Pilare are the La Barranca coal fields which have been owned by the South ern Pacific for some time past. Tn railroad will tap both properties.
The copper era., 1905-06-08
TREASURY DEFICIT GROWING
Receipts for May, Instead of Reducing it, Have Only Served to Swell the Total.

Treasury officials are disappointed over the failure of the receipts dur ing the month of May to measure up to expectations.
 Along about May l, when the deficit was bordering on $34, ,OO0, ,OOO, it was fully believed the receipts of the month would leave a comfortable surplus, reduce the deficit to the ex- tent of S3,OOO,OOO or $4, ,OOO, 900. It was also thought that the expenditures could be reduced.
 However, in both expectations the Treasuy officials have been disap- pointed. The ordinary expenditures have been greater than they were in May, 1904, and the receipts have not been nearly as fruitful as expected. Instead of showing a surplus during May, there has been a deficit of S3,772,7 ,723 for the month, and with only today's receipts to hear from, there is little hope that the deficit will be smaller than S37, 100000. The question now being propound-
 
 ther the receipts during June will be sufficient to reduce the deficit any where near the mark predicted. A month or so ago, despite the steadily increasing deficit, expert financial students in the Treasury depart ment confidently predicted that the deficit for the fiscal year would not be above $2O,OOO,OOO. It is doubtful if a single well informed official in the Treasury still adheres this opinion.
 Last year the month of June show ed surplus of s1O,OO0,OOO. This year Treasury officials were banking on a nice surplus in May, but this expecta- tion has not materialized. The GUS toms receipts are not showing up nearly so well as calculated, and it is quite probable the month of June will not measure up to the figures estimated by the experts.
The copper era., 1905-06-08
By the Dynamite Route.

Paul Pietral, well-known through out the territory by the sobriquet of "Frenchy," a gambler who operated in Globe many years ago and in al most every camp in the territory, committed suicide Saturday last near Roosevelt. He went to a secluded spot near the hot springs and selected a smooth, flat rock on which to lay his head in preparation for his act ot self-destruction. Carefully placing part of a stick of dynamite he ignited a fuse and was blown into eternity his head being torn to atoms.-Globe Belt.
The copper era., 1905-06-08
Some Projects Ahead.

Chased as principal projects" or projects actually approved and ready for construction, are the following (the list is from the annual report of the government reclamation service, just from the press):
 Arizona, Salt river project, to re- claim 16O,OOO acres.
 California, Yuma project, 5000 acres.
 Colorado, Gunnison project, 100000 acres.
 Idaho, Minidoka project, 13O,OOO acres.
 Montana, Milk river project, 6O,OOO acres.
 Nebraska, North Platte project, 60, 900 acres.
 Nevada, Truckee project, 100000 acres.
 New Mexico, Hondo project, 10000 acres.
 North Dakota, Fort Buford project, 6O,OOO acres.
 Oregon, Malheuer project, 9O,OOO acres.
 South Dakota, Bellefourche pro- ject, 3O,OOO acres.
 Utah, Utah Lake project, 6O,OOO acres.
 Washington, Palouse river project, 100000 acres.
 Wyoming, Soshone project. 16O,OOO acres.
The copper era., 1905-06-08

One feature of American railroad ing which has caused the most com ment among the foreigners attend ing the International Railway con- gress in Washington has been the number of prominent railway men who have risen to positions of trust and responsibility after having started at the very foot of the lad der. Such a thing is, they claim, al most unknown in European countries as man starting life as a freight brakeman rising to the position of general manager or president of a great railroad, and yet there are numerous instances of this kind among the American delegates to this Congress. Some of the Eu- ropeans maintain that it is because of the ambition among all employees which such examples and possibilities are able to pay higher wages, but others claim that these very am- bilious may account in part for the greater loss of life on American railroads on the ground that am- bilious employees are liable to over work themselves and some of them are prone to dream of the higher places to which they would rise, rather than confne their minds to the duties of the hour.
The copper era., 1905-06-08
Thursday in the Court Many Pleas Ol
 Guilty.

The United States grand jury for this term was highly complimented by Judge Tucker for its prompt and efficient service, and excused them from further duty on Wednesday.
 The personnel of the jury was as follows:
 M. R. Owens, W. R. Wayland, B. B. Adams, J. F. Niccolls, J. A. Smith, s. J. Forbes, Clifton; I. E. Solomon, Solomonville; A. V. Jones, w. B. Fonda, C. Madsen, Alfred Fay Tor, F. w. Andrews, Stafford; s. c. Alexander, s. H. Traut, Owen Me Kevitt, A. c. Carter, Chas. F. Kenny, John Haley, W. W. Kyle, c. R. Rog- CTS, Globe. W. A. Pitt, Clifton, ex- cused.
 ACCUSED PLEAD GUILTY.
 On Wednesday afternoon the case of Mike Guerena was called, and ac- cused changed his plea to guilty. Judge Tucker sentenced him to sixty days imprisonment and fine of Sl10.
 Alcario Ortega plead guilty to the charge of selling liquor to Indians.
 Pleas of guilty were entered on Thursday to the same charge as above by Jesus Maria Garcia, Fran cisco Duran and Clarence Butler.
 In the case of the United States vs. Minnie Debaud, misdemeanor. . plea of not guilty: case not set. The same plea was entered in a like case against Richmond Bridger.
 . In the case of David Warford charged with selling liquor without ( license, the jury returned verdict of guilty. Sentence not passed.
 In all of the cases above noted where plea of guilty was entered Judge Tucker sentenced all defend ants to Imprisonment for sixty day! and pay fines of S1OO each.
 Speaking of the jury, Judge Tuck CT said: "When the accused in thos, cases charging liquor selling to In dians saw that jury they hastenec to change their pleas to guilty in th' hope. of lighter sentences. ."-Glob' Re1t
The copper era., 1905-06-08
The Loss at St. Johns.

After summing up the damage done in Apache county by the breaking of the dam the St. Johns Herald gives the following estimate of losses:
 St. Johns dam. .................. S22 ,OOO Other damage to St. Johns IT,
 rigation Co.,. 5000 Buildings of Canyon ranch
 CTS, etc. 1000 Crops and lands of Canyon
 ranchers. ................... 5000 Buildings and furniture in St.
 Johns ...................... 5000 Crops, etc, in St. Johns. ..... 1000 Meadows reservoir. oir............. 1000 Crop at Meadows and Hunt... ... 1000
 Total. al............ S5o, ,OOO
The copper era., 1905-06-08

AMEN NDMENT TO THE ARTICLES OF INC0RPORATlON OF THE 'POLARIS MINING AND MILL ING COMPANY" OF CLIFTON ARIZONA.
 At special meeting of the Directors of the ''Polaris Mining and Milling Company" of Clifton Arizona, held in Clifton, Graham County, Arizona, on the 2srd day of May, 1905, in pursuance, and by the authority of the affirmative vote of d majority of he stock of said corporation, by resolution duly passed at the regular meeting of the stockholders of this corporation, held at Clifton, Arizona, on the third Wednesday of January, 1905. the same being the 18th day of January 1905. the follow ing amendment to the Articles of Incorporation of the "Polaris Mining and Milling Company" of Clifton Arizona, was adopted:
 RESOLVED. That Article Three of the Articles of Incorporation of the ''Polaris Mining and Milling Company be amended so to read as follows:
 ARTICLE THREE. The amount of the capi- tai stock of this corporation shall be Two Million Five Hundred Thousand (s2, .O0O. .O0 Dollars. divided into Two Million Five Hun dred Thousand (25OOOOO shares of the par value of One (sL0)) Dollar each.
 Tn WltneSS WnereOt the ITeSlueul anu ocCIc- tary of said corporation have hereunto set their hands and seals this the 23rd day of May, A. D. 1905.
 HIS VAN GoRDER, [sEALl
 President. Attest J.F. NICCOLLS, [sEALl
 Secretary. Territory of ArizonaC ss
 County of Graham ]
 Before me- J. F. CIeaveland, Notary Public in and fer the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, this day personally appeared II. s. Van Gorder and J. F. Niccolls, the president and secretary of the "Polaris Mining and Mill ing Company" and known to mc to be the persons whose names arc subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this the 18th day of May, A. D. 19o5. J.F. CLEAVELAND,
 Notary Public. My commission expires Aug. 6. 1906. 29
The copper era., 1905-06-08
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