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The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11
New COUNCIL
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ONLY \ BLUFF.

The Socialists did not speak in the
Park Sunday as they said they would
in the circular which was distributed
throughout the city SATURDAY. after
noon and Sunday morning. IL is
hardly probable that they intended
to speak there, is was simply a bluff
and an attempt to annoy the city
authorities. 1t is we'll that they did
not speak, as they would have been
arrested and prosecuted to the full
est extent of the law
IL was not so much a desire upon
the part of the few rabid socialists in
the city to celebrate the anniversary
of the birth of William Lloyd Gar
rison, as 1t was to attempt to over
ride constituted authority. They held
meeting in the street running along
side the Park. the speakers using n
wagon as platform. The principal
speakers were S. b. Hutchinson and
J. w. Sawyer, Sam Flint not making
an appearance, as was advertised.
There were only few persons pres
ent, not to exceed fifty at any time
and the majority of these were there
simply out of curiosity.
recent ordinance passed by the
city council makes it imperative to
obtain the consent of council to use,
the city park for any purpose what
ever. The council went to consider
able trouble to pass the ordinance anu
they propose now to see that It is
enforced. The socialists of the city
think they are immune from the pro
cess of the law. because they say they
can beat any case taken into the
courts and openly boast that they
can.
The socialists attempt to make the
public believe that they are being per
secuted as a party and that the pro-
hibition against the use of the Park
on the Sabbath is direc,ed 1SnlastI
them solely but the public won't take
them as martyrs and whel the public
knaws that the prohibition against
the use of the park on the Sabbath
day is against all organizations. re-
ligious, social or political. the CON
tention falls very fiat and they are
placed in the light of being simply
V o,aters of the law. ria temper If
the public will not stand for such
and demand isl
made from the great majority of the I
people that the prohibition he en-
forced and that Ii nAs ,ssGrv ii he /
made so drastic that 1t will hurt, even I
il 1t affects those in high places.
The power of granting the privil- (
age of the use of the park has been
aiken out of the hands of Mayor .
but if the council demands
he enforcement of the ordinance il .
will be done without fear or favor
md without the least malice toward
my individual. but in the enforce
nent of the law
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DO YOU KNOW THE LION?

The literary lion of the day is a
young man who woke up about two
years ago TO find himself and his wild
1 dog famous.
I He had a strange history: his
1 tory which shows in every word of
his virile, work. He was waif and
stray of the San Francisco whar-
yes. picking up living as best he
could among the rats and the bar
nacles that infest the water front in
every large city.
He shipped as a sailor before the
mast; he went as a fireman on a
! freight engine; he helped take care
of the animals in a circus. When the
continent of America sat up in bed
and listened TO the wild call of the
frozen north, he beat his way, some
how. anyhow, to Alaska.
He came back with stories enough
in his heart to terrify the hearth
dwellers of the world for the next
fifty years, but he had no education,
and he could not write the stories
He met woman, young. pretty
clever. ambitious and hopeful. She
was earning a good living. II Will
educate you" she said, and when
YOU have learned to spell and to
write so that the printers can read
what YOU say you Will Dt AZ EitdA
and will be proud of you.
So they were married, and the
woman worked and saved and sent
the man TO school she bought his
books: she bought his clothes, she
bought his food, aye. and cooked IL
for him too She bore him two little
children. 1t all came out as she said.
When he learned to read and TO write
he wrote a story, and in month after
that story was printed he was the
lion of the city in which he lived.
Since that time he has turned them
out as a mill turns out white flour
from the grist-stories OF adventure
that gripped the human heart And
now he is famous and every word he
writes sells for good. jingling silver.
and he is invited TO lecture here and
speak there and to talk at some other
nlace. He is young and handsome
and brilliant and marvellous talker.
He is in his line, the man of the hour.
The woman? oh he has forgotten
hen. He left her when the star OF
his success rose brilliant and illumin-
atiug in the western sky. Left her
and the children without word. The
other day he secured divorce from
her and the next day he was married
again. Now comes the moral of ii.
He and his new wife were plan
ming a fine wedding trip through the
middle west. The man had some
forty or fifty lecture engagements
with the different woman's clubs OF
4 that region, and the bride thought y
would be great fun to go along ana
SOP her husband lionized, also to help
I collect a few of the fat fees that he
was to receive at each lionization.
I But the women of the middle west
are strange creatures. They like lions
/ but. somehow. they didn't like this
lion when they learned the story OF
I his second marriage, so they tele-
1 graphed the brilliant young author
and cancelled all engagements with
/ him. For once women have stood by
woman.-Denver Post.
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WILL GIVE A RECEPTION.

On Saturday the Western Sugar 4
Land company will give big recep-
ton in honor of the beet growers OF
western Colorado whose product has
been shipped to the factory at this
place. II is expected that IA great
number of beet growers will attend
and the sugar company will provide
the most pleasant entertainment.
A luncheon will be served The Wis
itors at the sugar factory and other
features will add pleasure TO the day.
a special train will bring people
from Delta. Somerset, Hotchkiss and
Paonia. reaching this city at an early
hour in the forenoon. returning will
leave Grand Junction at eight O'Clock
in the evening Reports from these
towns and others indicate that the
delegations of beet growers from each
section will be large.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11

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No. ;. was thirty minutes late this
afternoon.
DR.. p p. Collins is still quite i'll
and unable to he at his office.
l.. Schmidt e Sons are unpacking
a big shipment of new goods today.
Remember the date. Friday. Dec.
18th, Park opera house, Redmen g
masquerade ball.
The Redmen held n meeting last
night at the opera house, transact
ing important business.
Supper for the Redmen's masque-
rade ball will be served at the city
restaurant on Main street.
Bert Baylis, of the Mesa County
National bank left Saturday night
for Nebraska to enjoy short yaca-
ton.
Saturday Magill & Van Dalsem sold
eighty acres of land three miles north
east of Fruita to John Sharer. The
land belonged to +. o. King
Costumes for the Redmens' mas
puerade ball will be on exhibition In
the front Office at the Park opera
house all day and evening Friday
December 18th. Prices Will be very
reasonable.
The tableu to be given at the
Redmen's masquerade ball on Friday
night. December, / > Will be entirely
different from anything ever given
by them and will be well worth the
price of admission. You cannot ar
ford to miss 1t.
Tickets for the Redmen's masque-
rade ball are 81 per couple, 80 cents
for extra ladies in costume and 20
cents for spectators. Masks viii be
raised at the door and none but those
in full costume will be allowed on the
floor until after midnight.
The Redmen will spare no expense
to make their masquerade ball, Fri
ddy. fDecember 18th the best one ever
given by them. The best music the
city affords. Elegant prizes and hand-
some costumes. A splendid taDleau
will all help to make the ball sue
cess.
The prizes to be given at the re
mems masquerade bail FRIDAY hlent'
Dec. Is are new on exhibition in the
windows of Arthur's drug store
Have YOU seen them. They are to be
given away for the best representa-
tive costume.
George. l.. Williams, the big travel
ing man. has just returned from an
extended trip to Cheyenne and other
points. Mr.. Williams Will take
charge of the business of Neff 4 Co.
his employers. at Cheyenne. leaving
with his wife for that point tomorrow
or wednesday. Mr.. Williams Will
have charge of the business untl
April when he will again make MS
headquarters in Grand Junction. me
Neff company make Cheyenne a big
distributing point, that city being one
of its most important points MI
Williams is one Of the most popular
travelling men in this section oil 'he
west.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11
coRTELYou's Annual REPORT

Washington. Dec. 1l.-Postmals,er
coneraI Cortelyou in his annual re
mort for the past fiscal year SAYS ma AZ
While self sustaining condition OF
~ nostoffice department will he graf
;f,,inp. he is less concerned aooht the
defieit than the efficiency OF ane
administration For the hscai 80
1905. the total expenditures We
sfG7. 1S1. 1875, receipts 20, 81
ass. leaving a deficit oil - s-.,,,.es
!" rostmaster general directs atten-
ny. ny, 70 The amount of free matter
tio which averages lbs per
la,,, Of the entire weight carried, or Il
I ~ in revenue of S19,S22,0Oo.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11
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TELLURIDE MINES SOLD.

COLORADO Springs. Dec. 1o.-of-
ficers of the Golden Cycle MInine
company in this city received word
today that the deal for the purchase
of the Telluride mill at Colorado City
was closed in st. Louis, the considera
ton being $4,000. The new owners
will transform the mill into cyanide
plant, with capacity of 800 tons per
day. The purchase of the Theresa
lode for $525, 900 was also concluded,
and the directors voted the stockhold-
ers of Golden Cycle shares dividend
of per cent per share. amounting to
500, 900.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11
THE KING TO MAlsS

London. Dec. 1.-THE Daily Man ..' /
,,,indsor correspondent says he hears
mai y aTr an early date has been iixed i o.,
y aii magnificent celebration Of the mar.
:, ,,a ,, of King Alfonso TO Princess
Ena of Battenberg.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11
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EDWARD f. ELDRIDGE, NJ. ID,
FOR THE CHRISTMAS sToCMNG.

Now its time to think OF
selecting your holiday
remembrances. We ex-
tend you a cordial inyi-
tation TO come in and
see our magnificent
display of holiday
tokens at your ear
Hest convenience.
This years line ex-
ceeds by far any
line of holiday goods
we have ever shown
Not only is 1t larger
but 1t affords great
err variety and con
tains all the lat
est novelti s.
1t Will pay
you to see
our line as
soon as pos
sib1e. Whether
you want to buy
or not we want you to
see it now while
it is comple e.
Come as soon
as you pos
sibly can
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11

NJ. Strouse is making big sacri-
fee clothing sale this month Natch
his advertisement for sacrllce par
gain sales Wednesday and IhursuaE
and the balance of the month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-11

c. f. Steyn. the electris railway
promoter, arrived In the city yester-
day and will spend several days look
ing after the interests OF the new
road.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

greater lateral field than had been supposed, while in depth it had sur prised many eminent geOlogists and mining men. Developments already made had insured the future of the
 Bonanza Circle group, and he was certain this would prove to be one of the greatest mining concerns engag- ed in the production of copper. Of course the Copper Queen company had already shown the value of it's territory in the quarter of a century of it's operation in the Bisbee camp It was a wonderful mine, or mines,
 as there really were several mines Tn the Bisbee basin although all brought under one organization. The accom- Iplishments of the Copper Queen was Ia strong point for the Bonanza Cir cle, the properties of which were alongside, and in the track of the best things of the old company MT. Hoatson was well pleased with tha way the different properties had de yeloped, he has large holdings m all, and is not worrying about them. He
 says Bisbee will soon be one of the
 biggest copper camps in the country.
 and surprise those who now believe they know it's extent.
 Capt. HoatsOn. as our readers know, did much to bring the Bisbee district to the attention of the public. The Copper Queen, a close corporation. was not advertising the good things lit possessed. It wasn't business to have done that, but Capt. Hoatson, long trained in the copper profession, recognized the opportunity when hs visited the camp, and lost no time in
 making preparations to prove his ideas concerning adjoining territory.
 The success he achieved has long been known. Capt. Hoatson IS modest man, one of the plain old
 school, of few words, but full of ener-
 gy and excellent judgement. He has
 the fullest confidence of very large lcircle of friends and acquaintances. (which he well deserves. He has led Jno one into financial trouble, while
 those who have followed him have
 profited well.-Iron Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
ARIZONA COPPER FIGURES.

The Boston News Bureau is triflc eff in figures it submits as all estl- mate of production during 1904 in the several Copper states and territories. ArizonG's production is put by the News Bureau at 2O5,0OO,000 pounds; that of Michigan at 206,000,000, and that of Montana at 260,000.0O0. Ari- lzona at the lowest possible estimate produced POS 100000 pounds. a figure that the Michigan experts in copper have admitted safely leads the pro- duction of that state, retiring it to i third place The News Bureau fol- lows these figures with the statement that Copper Queen shelter is produc- ling at the present time 5000, 900 pounds per month. As a matter of 1000 pounds or better per month. An fact the smelter is producing 10000 increase of 2,OOO, 900 pounds per month | is given the smelter by the News Blu
 reau on completion of additions now
 making. The increases being made
 will come near doubling the present
 capacity of the reduction works.
 The News Bureau in it's estimate says the Calumet & Arizona smelteT Twill in two years be turning out l9' 1000, 900 pounds per month. The C. &
 A. shelter capacity is now being dou bled and will be worked to the limit from the hour that the new furnaces are ready for commission. This will be at the earliest time the com lpany can get all the materials assem lbled. The l.. s. & P and the or. yer are both practically ready tC
 commence production, and will have lore at the new furnaces as soon al
 the delayed materials for the latter
 can be gotten through to the plan land put up. c. & A. smelter will eas lily do her 10.000.000 pounds monti
 before the expiration of two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
CALUMET & PITTseURG

Very soon now Junction shaft
 should reach a level that will tell Q
 very interesting story in connection
 with C. & P. water. Junction will
 strike the big flow some feet above
 the level of C. & P. if the dip of the formation tells the story right. When it does reach this flow C. &, P water should diminish very materially. To see whether or not it does is what e. & P. is now waiting for. sinking not having yet resumed in the shaft. It is now expected that it will begin sometime during the present week,
 as Junction al the present rate Of progress is likely in the next few days to tap the real basin flow. As it is generally understood, it will then, if the theory works out, of which , there is practically no room for doubt, take a lot of work off of C. & p. pumps and both properties will be enabled to go ahead under very
 much more satisfactory conditions than either would be able to proceea
 under singlv. When C. & P. does go ahead. in the event of this Junction aid transpiring, she will be able to do very much better than has been possible since the big water flow was encountered
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

in the way of getting two new pro- ducing shafts at the business of mak.
 ing dividends for the Bonanza Circle people. Consequently there are many, aside from the management who
 would like very much to see the de-
 layed cars happen along.
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 WHAT CAPT. HOATSON THINKS Captain James Hoatson is back
 home again after a visit to Bisbee and other parts of the United States where copper is the chief industry.
 In speaking about this district to the editor of Iron Ore at Calumet Michi- gan. last week he said: That the Bisbee camp was proving to be even
 better than it's most earnest friends
 had predicted or hoped for. The
 area of profitable naturalization had been proved to extend over much
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
For a Weak Digestion.

No medicine can replace food but Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food. It is not the quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digest ed and assimilated. If troubled with a weak digestion, don't fail to give these Tablets a trial. Thousands have been benefited by their use They only cost a quarter. For safe by all dealers in patent medicines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
AT THE EAST END.

country lately is certainly very en- Icourasing. With the success that is practically assured, when the new shelter gets in commission. there is very good ground to believe that things will shape themselves around so that the district will speedily get good !start toward making the great mining camp that those acquainted with it
 say it must eventually produce and which unfortunate litigation has to
 the present time done more than any thing else to retard.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
BLACK DIAMOND BANKRUPTCY.

The fact that there are a number of Bisbee miners who are standing out against settlement of wage accounts they have against the Black Diamond, at 50 cents on the dollar, with prob ability that through this course they will force the company into bankrupt Icy. has a side that is highly compli- mentary to the property of Black Dia- mOnd. These miners have the utmost confidence in. the ground, and believe to the last man that with competent management it will make a great mine. They feel that if a receiver is forced for the property development will result that will bring them every cent that they have due, and the most of them say they will stand out to this lend.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
PORTAGE LAKE & eIssEE.

The determination that has been au- nounced to go ahead with work at the Portage Lake has met with enthusias tic reception here. There are many who believe that the s50.000 the com pany proposes to put into the new work it has outlined will be sufficient to make a mine for it. Such result would bring in a lot of new country and be a most valuable piece of busi ness for the camp at large.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

The building of the grade for rail road track into the Oliver has been got under headway, a considerable outfit being employed on the job. In
 dications are now that the latter will cover a couple of months. The oriei- nal plans have been changed for the spur. While they will be more diff Icult of execution as they now stand, they will provide very much better
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
THE GOLD TREASURE

Just across the line from Naco is To- |cated the Gold Treasure mine in the San Jose mountains. The stock of this company is controlled by a group of Oklahoma capitalists who paid q visit to the property last week and an nounced that mill would be shipped
 to the mines during the latter part of the month. These directors have made similar statements in the past but all indications now are that they mean business. The Gold Treasure | is a good proposition with a mill on
 the ground. and large amount of ore
 has already blocked out.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

Weekly Review of Operations

and more economical piece or track in the long run, which is the one that counts. The heaviest piece of work on the new track is a cut that is to be made in the mountain, which will very decidedly shorten the distance IOf the spur. This cut will require some weeks work.
 4 + .s
 LAKE SUPERIOR 6 PiTTsBURG
 The big new gallows frame that will go over Cole shaft of l.. s. & P. when the enlargement of the latter is completed, which will be within the next few days. is now ready for moving over the shaft. It's presence there will finish the job and deter mine the readiness of Cole shaft to go into commission as the outlet from the workings of the great l.. s. & P. mine, where there are enormous bod
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

everything favorable to the correct ness of the opinion in so far as forma- ton can show. The shaft went into ore Wednesday. There was not enough of it at that time. Supt. Pat tison said, to justify any confident as sertions as to what was in hand. Since then the ore has come in stronger each day, and there is now practical ly no doubt that the Shattuck has the real thing for keeps. The fact is not only gratifying from the stockholders point of view, but from every other that may be taken.
 President Martin Pattison, of the Shattuck & Arizona. is in the city. and will remain until the 10th of April when the annual stockholders meeting will be held. With the excellent show ing just encountered, there is no doubt that the second shaft will be or dered sunk, and that heavier machin- cry will be ordered for the present workings.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02

ies of ore awaiting the readiness of
 the shelter to do business with them
 The work in the shaft. as indicated lis very near completion. The week should without doubt see it's compile
 tion, unforeseen delays barred. ]. + <.
 JUNCTION DEVELOPMENT Well, they are going right on down
 in ore at Junction. The stock pile on the dump looks good enough to make most any Junction holder of
 stock, no matter where he gets his
 ideas of the value of the stock. feel pretty comfortable. It is nice, that
 stock pile that is accumulating. The
 latest contributions made to it iadi- cate the sort of improvement that is ito be desired. Junction shaft is go ing into a high grade ore body if signs count. and they cannot very well get away from doing so in this case. The pumps in the shaft have taken on a little increase in water during the week, but not much. Very soon now they must come in contact with the flow of the big basin, the real thing. When they do, that rich lore may be expected to loom up on the dump. In the shaft everything is operating very satisfactorily Tho work out the pumps have had demon strate that they are the goods that were ordered and that they will ac. compush the purpose they were or. dered for
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
CONNECTING WITH HoATsoN

CONNECTING WITH HOATSON
 A wagon road was started during the last week to Hoatson shaft on Del Norte. It runs from Lowell and when finished will be very excellent piece of workmanship, if other Bo- nanza Circle wagon roads may be taken as an index. These roads are put down to stay and are of kind that it is worth while to have. The road to the Hoatson will probably be finished within the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
AUTOMOBILE FOR BONANZA

There is being put together out at
 the C. & A. an Holsman gasoline road wagon. It has high wheels Of the usual road wagon type, fitted with rubber tires. Were a horse attached to the outfit it would attract no more attention. aside from it's inside wheel and cable attachment. than would a handsomely designed road vehicle of light construction. The build of the Holsman is particularly adapted to hill climbing and Superintendent Par nall of the Bonanza Circle will un- doubtecly find the new vehicle of an
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-02
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

The Mountain View company com menced work at it's property yester- day.t The results attendant on the development that has been outlined will be watched with much interest here at home, home people holding practically all of the stock of the com pany. This stock is distributed among a large number of holders. Modest as is the beginning of the company, there is no reason why 1t should not cone out with flying colors. all the time figuring that it's ground is as good as surface indications would indicate. Success on the part of the company would do great deal toward helping out neighbOrhood that has a good deal of excellent surface show ing.