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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
MORTON PRAISES
THE PRESIDENT
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY SAYS
HE IS ONE or THE MOST RE.
MARkABLE OF ALL AMERi.
CAS- GREAT PRESIDENTS.

Chicago, May 2i.---Paul Morton, sec.
retary Of the navy, and Theodore p.
Shonts, chairman OF the Panama canal
commission, were guests of the Chi
cago Bankers club at a banquet here
tonight.
Just as Morton had taken the floor
to commence his speech Graeme Stew
art, former national committeeman Of
forward in his chair unconscious. Ply
sicians worked over him several m n
utes before consciousness was re-
stored He was afterward taken home
much improved. His Illness was an
acute attack of indigea ton with slight
orsestion of the brain.
secretary Morton responded to thc
toast "The President"
Speaking CT President Roosevelt he
said "He is, taken all in all, one OF
the most remarkable of all the grea;
men who have occupied the White
House. AS earnest In his love OF
country as Washington as far seeing
as Jefferf on, as courageous as Jack
son, and as much opposed to human
slavery in all ferns as Abraham Lin
coin, he stands robust in his intcgrit,
and sturdy in his determination tina
there shall be square deal al
around
Mr.. Shonts spoke with particula
reference to the purchase OF materia
for the Panama canal He faid tha
in the absence OF instructions iron
congress the commission felt Is II
duty to buy In the cheapest market,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
LINEWTCH TAKES OFFENSIVE
BIG FIGHTING is IMMINENT
cossAcks EXPEDITION BUT PAY DEARLY-oYAMA
PROVISIONS MUNITIONS
REiNFoRcEMENTs.

St Petersburg May 24News from the front continues to point to
being believe 1ineytcl
mg o he Oyamas
possible interruption
Japanese
quantities pov
Of
venskya appeared in e
this
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
A $55,0O0,OOO
ISSUE OF BONDS
WILL BE MADE BY CHICAGO AND
EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD
TO RETIRE OLD DEBT AND
IMPROVE.

Chicago, May 2i.--The directors OF
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail.
road have decided TO make a new is,
sue Of bonds amounting to $55000, 900
The proposition VIII be placed before
the stockholders at a special meeting
in this city June 49, s24,620000 will be
used to retire existing Indebtedness.
The balance will be used for improve
ments In the system. A new double
tracked line between Chicago and st
Louis will be part of the improve
ments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25

the best three-year colts and FLIES IN
The east.
August Belmont's Blandy, winner Of
the Withers stakes, was second. and
J r. Madden's Hot-shot finished third.
Time, 2:0S.
Total value Of stakes, $20,210, Of
which. s16,660 goes to the winner, and
in addition the plate was valued at ST.
400
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
Money ln HandIina Old cordaae

WVFluy ''F T'"''u'TT'B NTH ~VF uaVNs
There Is money IN handling bits OF
old string and rope and there are
several large dealers in these com.
rodities In London. Thousands OF
dollars arc made by buying and sell
ing old fishing nets alone;~ but this
IL q mere bagatelle to the cash that
Is turned over In handling OF old
cordage at the docks. When II IL
stated that the cordage--not inciud.
Ing the fttingof large sailing ves.
Sc, costs from $1,000 TO 5000, and
that this has to be constantly 70.
newed Il win be seen that an enor.
mons trade must be carried on IN this
partipular department..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
ILLINOIS PRESS ASSOCIATION
CoNVENES AT CHICAGO

Chicago. May 24.-one hundred ed
itors and newspaper men and wamen
from all parts Of the state were pres
ent at the opening session Of the Illi
nols Press association. The annual
address was delivered by President
Rapp, editor Of the Fairfield Record.
Addresses were also made by several
delegates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
Z PosToFFlcE ROBBERS
Sentenced TO the Pen BY United
States Court at Springfield.

Springfield, H., May William
French today pleaded gu lty In the
United States district court to rob.
bing the postoffice al Mulberry Grove
and was sentenced to three years in
the Chester penitentary.
George Miner. Charles steel and
Waiter Dixon today pleaded guilty In
the United States district court 10
robbing the pcstofhcc ut Stabbeheld
last February Each was sentenced ia
one year In the house Of correction
at Quincy and to pay fine OF sloO
and cots.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
Of establishing this fund.


The committee now has a perma,
nent fund Of nearly $1,650,O00 with
which to beg n operations. The re.
mainder Is TO be raised by congrega
tional contributions, gifts and an in.
surance scheme by which minister
may, by paying $2i year for 30
years, draw an annuity of $500 Be.
fore thirty years have elapsed, II Is es
timated, the permanent fund will bo
sufficient to increase the annuity To
$1,000
The assembly will probably vote to-
morrow on the next place G meeting
The contest Is now confiped TO Co
lumbus, Ohio, and Des Moines. Iowa
with most II not all western commits
sioners favoring Des Moines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
VICE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS
En- Route for chicago-WiIl Open
Portland Exposition.

indianapolis, May 24.--vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks left tonight
for Chicago, whore they will remain
until Saturday morning before con
tinulng the + Journey to Portland,
Oregon where the vice president win
represent President Roosevelt and dc.
lIvor an address at the opening OF the
Lewis aud Clark exposition,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
UNITED PREs5vTERtANs
MEET AT WASHINGTON

Washington. Iowa, May 2i-Ti
general assembly Of the United PRO
bytcrian church convened here N
evening with two hundred delcgssI
from all over the country. The ops'
ing sermon was delivered by Rev.
A. tlutchincon of Altoona, Pc, RS
Williamson OF Burlington y prul'
nently mentioned as choice of the "a
vcnt.on as moderator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
WILL ASSIST TRANSFERS.

Salt Lake City, May "a. Resolu,
tiGns pledging aid to the striking
teamsters of Chicago were pa. sed by
the Western Federation of M ners in
national convention here today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25

A Kansas man has made bet that
he could invent question to which
Fifty people would all give the same
answer The experiment has been
tried and II works like charm The
question Is this: Have you heard
that smith has committed suicide?
Answer; what s,mith?''-- Kansas
\ City JournRl. N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
MEET AT DECATUR NEXT YEAR
state Convention Of EIks Elect n. NJ
Tleknor of Jacksonville President.

Moline, III, May 2i.-Tho state con.
vention OF Elks this afternoon voted
TO meet at Decatur next year and
elected:
PrcsidentH. NJ Tlcknor, Jackson.
Vile.
vice Presidents ST a, Schlick'
Rockford. H. w Snail. litchheld; An
drew Olson. Moline.
secretary-J, y. Faulkner, East ~
Louis.
Treasurer g. u Snyder. Ffecport.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
OVER 10000 PERSONS
Saw Harry Whitney's Tanya Win SIC,
$50 Belmont Stake.

New York, May 24.--More than 2o.
900 persons saw Harry Payne Whit
ncy's three.year-old filley. Tanya II
to In tha betting ridden by Hide
lrand, win the Belmont stakes At a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
WANTS $s50,ooo FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE.

New York, May 2i.--Damages ag.
gregating quarter of million dollars
as compensation for alleged breach OF
promise are asked by Mrs. Katherine
POLLEN In her suit against w. Gould
Brokaw. the millionaire clubman, was
begun in the supreme court here to
day
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
ST PETERSBURG THINKS RoJESTVENskY is IN
PACIFIC STEAMlNG NoRTHWARD
GENERAL LINEvlTCH DEMANDS
The RECALL OF kUR0PATkIN

LONDON, MAY 24-THE ST. PETERSBURG CORRESPONDENT
GENERAL LlNEvlTcH HAS DEMANDED THE
kuRoPATklN
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
ROJESTVENSKY
WHIPS TOGO +?
Unconfirmed Report Reaches Ma
Mia to that Effect

Manila, May 25.=- Bulletin There is an
unc0niirmed rumor here that the Russian
and Japanese fleets have met south OF For
mOsa and that the Japanese were defeated
ST. PETERSBURG THINKS RoJEsTvENskY IS IN
PACIFIC STEAMNG NoRTHWARD FROM FoRMoSA
2In naval circles is generally assumed that
nortnward
of
should he battle
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25

For the latest news OF the day
you viii: flnd II in toe Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
PLAN OF RevoLuTloNIsTs.

Moscow. Dec. %. . a m.-The plan
of the armed rising of the proletariat
was to seize st. Petersburg station
at dawn Saturday. take possession of
the Douma building. capture the state
bank and proclaim a provisional gov
eminent. To the workmen fell the task
of taking the station. the object of
which was 10 prevent communication
and the dispatch of troops from st.
Petersburg. The student revolutionary
organizations were TO have captured
the Douma building and the bank
Governor General Doubassof learn
ed of the scheme at a conference al
the palace Friday night and decided
10 put IL down ruthlessly.
He also accepted the offer of the
notorious reactionary. Prince Tcher.
batOff. to organize a militia composed
Of oyalists.
The attack on the station at dawn
failed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
VERY BUSY DAYS
FOR MISS ALICE
Since The Announcement OF Her
Engagement
NO CHRISTMAS TREES
AT THE WHITE HOUSE AS 1T is
CONTRARY TO CUSTOM -
FAMILY TO DINE AT
HOME.

| Washington, December 23.--Mis
Alice Roosevelt who was TO hav,
been presented al the English cour
next Summer under her maiden name
! will be presented as Mrs. Nichola
Longworih
II Is her intention 10 spend the Lon
| don season with Ambassador Reid ant
samily in LondCl. Her presence viii
be the occasion. of course. Of NOR,
entertainments than would be ordi
larily rendered by the American AM
5assadur
Royalty has been entertained at ths
| White House from the time of the
yisit Of Edward VII, when Prince ol
Wales, TO President Buchanan. and
is antic' c'pated here that Mrs Long
worth viii be very much at home al
the courts OF the Old World all OF
next summer.
Mr.. Longworth aud Miss Roosevelt
are having some busy hours these
days. Miss Roosevelt went out twice
today cn shopping tours. So did the
boys. The President and Mrs. Roos l.
velt went driving In the country. 30
that ar $3.50 there was not Roosa.
welt inside the walls Of the White
House.
Miss Alice finds ffequeDt .upportu.
mites Ct tax ne lunch with her pros.
pective mother-in-law, Mrs. Long.
worth. at the I street house. and Mr..
Longwcrth returns the compliment by
lunching with his prospective father
in.laSe
So far Miss Roosevelt has been out
to lunch six times. has attended four
dinners and the Cabinet function last
night. besides two theatrical perform.
ances and two lectures. She has been
ON the go steadily since the announce
ment OF her engagement.
The biggest function he will attend
this season, outside OF the diplomatic
reeeption at New Years and her own
wedding. will be the dinner reception
to Ae given by Secretary Taft. Mr..
Taft proposes 10 gather together all
OF the persons who were on his ORR.
entail picnic Of last summer and fall.
get them 10 Washington and give
them a dinner that will certainly be
a memorable event.
The Presidents family will dine at
tho White House On Christmas Day.
II is not the fashion at the White
House TO have a Christmas tree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

ST Petersburg Dec. 24.--l2: 30s am
News Of thesterFible bloodshdd at
Moscow has created a great sensation
here and renders the situation much
grayer IT furnishes the neces ssary
stimulus to fire the waning passions
Of the prole'ariat. and their LEADERS
can be relied upon to use 1t to the full.
They claim. their own reports show
cQnclusively that the troops were de.
liberately ordered to fire on peaceful
demonstrat ons In order TO provoke
a general conflict and the only re-
course left was TO fight back in se'f-
defense.
They also claim 10 have confrma.
lion Of the reports that the gendar-
merle and some troops. including artll.
lery and Cossacks refused TO obey the
commands Of their officers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

ton TO similar sufferiugs; still more
remain cr.pples for life with no means
Of support. Others were compelled
to witness the brutal dismembering of
their dear ones before they were killed
themselves.
MY clerk told me that he saw how
mob overlook helpless Jewish wo-
man. who, apparently. had run TO .
place Of safety, carrying child IN
her arms. The beasts wrenehed the
infsnt out Of it's mothers arms and
;sismemhered IL, holding out every
pat to her face and then forced the
hysteriesl mother into shame which
killed her.
This fr'ghtful butchery would not
have ended 50 soon. we're il not f5r
the heroic and armed interference on
the part Of the social revolutioRis;s
and q number OF ctudents."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

the corporation, appear to have borne
fruit
Corey, according to the best infor-
nation Obtainable from both sides in
Braddock this evening. has sgred to
give TO Mrs. Corey s1.O00.O00. provid.
ing she does not enter suit for di
vorce.
At the same time he has furnished,
or will furnish her with undoubted
proof that he has broken OF entirely
with Msbelle Gilman. the actress. and
has promised 10 take care of his son.
Allan w. Corey. He has promised to
make him his her instead of cutting
him of with 5000 900 as had been
the decision cf the steel maenate n
the son should cling TO his mother.
Mrs Corey slipped into Pittsburg
late Thursday afternoon. She go into
her fatherin-law's home by the back
door. reaching the yard by walking
on the railroad ties.
This morning. accompanied by her
son and rome friends. she went down
town. She was not allowed to get
within ear-shot Of the newspaper men.
Tell the boys that I have nothing
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

taken to the grand jury, and the
grand jury, after hearing the evidence
decided as Judge Lightfoot decided
and Mrs. Gholson thus today gets her
second exonerstion in two days.
The evidence seems TO have been
plan enough that the shooting was
accidental The dismissal of the
grand jury .isday would not prevent
future grand juriss considering the
case il they desired to. but 1t is be-
lieved that the dismissal today ends
the case.
The grand jury made formal report
on the case this morning. certifying
thar il was 'smissed. and the report
was ordered spread on the records.
The funeral of Mr.. Pryor took place
this morning at IL O'Clock. burial at
Oak Grove.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
NO INDICTMENT
AGAINST WOMAN
Grand jury Decided ia Favor Of
Vela Gh0lsOn
IT WAS AN ACCIDENT
ACTION OF PRESENT GRAND
JURY NO BAR TO FUR.
THEIR ACTION BY Sue
CEEDlNG JURIES.

Paducah, Dee. 23The grand jury
made its final report shortly before
neon today, and dismissed the case
against Mrs. Vella Gholson, who was
yesterday morning exonerated by
County Judge L'ghtfoot at her pre-.
liminary trial on a warrant charging
her with the murder of William NJ
Pryor.
After Judge Lightfeot had dis.
missed the warrant yesterday. the
commonwealth attorneys had the case
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
COREY FORCED TO
GIVE UP ACTRESS
Will Give Wife One Million 10
Drop Divorce
MAKES THEIR SON HEIR
TO HIS LARGE FoRTUNE-cAR-
NEGlE MAKES HIM GIVE
TO HIS LARGE FoRTUNE-cAR-
NEGlE MAKES HIM GIVE
PROOF THAT HE WILL
BE GOOD.

Plttsburg. Pa. December 23.-Mrs.
Laura Cook Corey wife of William
Ellis Corey, president of the United
States Steel corporation, is now es-
tablished in the home of her father,
in-law, Alfred A. Corey, in North Brad
dock, and it has been decided that
there will be no divorce proceedings.
The. wiehes, or rather the demands of
Andrew Carnegie, that the marital
troubles of Mr. Corey be fixed up un-
der pain of his being retired from
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
MOBS D|SMEMBER
LITTLE CHILDREN
Then Force HysteIical Jewish
Mothers Into Sha-e
RUSSIAN MOB HORRORS
AS TOLD IN LETTER RECEIVED
IN THIS couNTRY-FRiGHT.
Full BuTcHERY ENDED
6Y REvoLuTloNisTs

New Haven, Conn. Dec. GA dis
'ription Of mob horrors in Russia is
contained In a letter just received by
Dr. Max s. Mandell of this city, from
friend In EkaternosIav. It Is dated
November 19 and after telling Of the
escue Of himself ana family by a
jhristian friend, and their sufferings
Trough lack of food and water for
hree days. the writer OF the letter
says:
Many have lost their lives In addi-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

7NS-'.-~/>- ~ferr~'I ''f~', ~ ~N'..sS',.~A'
4, There, are many revolving detstis
of the day At Ffdler's schooI3 after
the sfndents had raised the white asa
and come ont, they were charged,
ridden down and sabred by Dragons
The z revolutionaries .,fetabated
wherever they caught an officer alone
and loA. the slightest resislapee he was
beaten into insensibil3y. t q.
TELEGRAPH poles, Wires, plahks, bar
rels and any ma eriaf available was
used in the construction of barrscades
which sprang up all over tho city and
as soop as one was destroyed another
went up as if byt magic at different
place, The crowds fought the troops
with Intense stubbornness. using prin.
epaily revolvers and hand grenades.
but many hundreds of persons had
rifles and repeatedly stood their
ground. even while they were being
mown down by quick-tiring guns.
Many innocent persons were killed.
among them a number of women.
Many bodies were blown to pieces by
shrapnel. On Tverskaia street. where
the crowds were enflladed. the losses
were heavy
Girl students were conspicious be-
hind the barricades, either carrying
the wounded or taking their places In
the ranks and cheering on their
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
SECURED EVIDENCE.

Annapolis. Md. Dec. 23.-Oniclal
Information was given out today that
he board Of investigation at the
academy had secured sufficient evi.
ionce to Justify court martial for the
rial OF number Of midsh.pmen on a
,harge of hazing and II will take
1lace at the conclusion of the work Of
the board
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
A SONG CAUSED THE ROW.

steubenyllle, Ohio, December %
William Owens was convicted by q
Jury tonight for cutting to wound a
lifelong friend. william Ayers. Owens
only provOcatiOn was that Ayers per.
sisted In singing "Bluebclls." which
be did not like.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
ARe USING BOMBS.

81. Petersburg. Dec. 23.-Fears that
the revolt in Lifhuania will extend tc
Poland have become 50 acute that
Governor General Skallon at Warsaw
acting under authority of the imperial
Ukase 6 November "a. has declared
a state Of seige in the ten Polish
provinces.
The uhlans Of the guard and the
empress own regiment have been dis
patched 10 CourtiaDd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
TRIED TO STEAL COPE.

Perugia. Italy Dec. 23.-Some ex-
citemeut has been caused over he a.
legged discovery thar an attempt was
recently made 10 steal the cope of
Pope Msrcellus II from Gubbio. near
here The cope is Eve centuries cid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
KILLED THE PROPRIETOR.

Minneapolis. Dec. 23-Char.es o.
Bsder. proprietor Of the Falls hotei
of this city. was tonight shot and
killed in the bar attached 10 his ao-
telry by and unknown man sho was
a partner In a hold-up when $50 was
secured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
CALIFORNIA eAsIHeUAKs.

Bakersfield. Calf. Dec. 21-A
heavy earthquakes shock was fe't en-
this vicinity this afternoon continuing
sboat six seconds. Several buiidings
we're C.acked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
TRIED BY COURT MARTIAL.

Beunaventura, Colombia. Dec. "a
The arrested leaderB Il the recent
conspiracy against the Colombian gov
ernment are being tried BY court mar
tisi
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Sunday, December %, 1905.
Foreign.

Foreign.
Sanguinary conflict at Mos
COW between revolutionists and
soldiers.
Domestic.
Corey gives up the actress
and one million to wife u drop
divorce proceedings.
New Jerseys Mrs. Maybrick
freed after seeking pardon
two score of times.
Miss Alice Roosevelt Is very
very busy these days.
Grand jury fails to return
an indictmen { against Mr.
Nela Gholson.
Letter received in this conn
try telling of Russian mob hor-
rors.
Sporting.
Philadelphia Jack OBrien
draws the color line on .Mr
Johnsing."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
GRAFT IN sLooDED DOGS.

NilwaHkee. Wis. Dc. 2s-The
dog pound here has been abolished Re
cause ~ the graft resulting in The
slaughter of bloo1ed dogs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
INSURGENTS HOLD SEVERAL
QUARTERS OF THE CITY AND
FIGHTING STILL CONTINUES
Rebe oIs Subjects Well Supplied With Arms and Machine
Guns :ecnred by PIagng Arms Stores-Erect
Barricades EucircIing the City
BULLETIN.


the
dfer rNyounde
fighting proceeding force of
dragons
hundred
Fid
Tsoo oHicersw w-ek lied
bombs number of officers
were
Troops all
the revouionsts from a
Regoonis
of eprefect
council
tnue work ar for the bakeries
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
BULLETIN.

Moscow 23 hourly growing worse
the
he cit
military
communication
o comman
seaehights soukaroH
fighting S
The EMPLOYED
the sadovs 1t of
wcuhded but II probably
hsart sf the making
psras hah from an ensh
battery Wheh ng so I7F st tl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

Don't neglect your advertising. Il is
as important as carrying stock
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

concluded on fourth psge.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

(contInued on Fourth Psge.J
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24

Miss PhilbroOl told the court yes
terdsy that four wealthy women had
agreed TO guarantee thai LIBBY Cara
hrsnt should never want far the CON
forts ~ life The PT soner has learned
to Do che finest neadieW0Fk while in
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-24
RENDERS SITUATION oRAyHa

cemrades..s. q :.
The copper era., 1905-02-23
DOcuenmts Filed For Record.

Following is a list of documents compiled by Abstracter Fred Dysart:
 Maggie and Geo. N. Melendy and Susan Cochran to Luther Green, powers of attorney, general power granted.
 Abraham Diaz and wife to IVm. A. Gillespie, deed, $l60, tract in C l, l3, $, 26 C.
 George II. Birdno is appointed deputy assessor and G. II. Thompson is appointed deputy sheriff.
 r. C.. AlSdorf to Detroit Copper Mining O., deed, $l, l claim in Cop per mt. dist.
 l.. Kearney to F. D. Conner bill of sale, Sl0. house on lot No. I5l! of A. C. Co. of Clifton.
 Phil C. Merrill, bishop, to Pima church Latter Day Slints," deed, sl, lot , blk 46 and lot blk p Pima
 Hyman Abraham and wife to Louis and !. A. Abraham, ct al, deed, BIO, 4-5 of . of Emilia and Mexican mines.
 Louis Abraham and wife to Hen- rictta Abraham, deed. $500. 1-5 of | of same.
 !. II. Spoon locates claim in Cop per mt dist.
 Hugo Thadcn files official bond as at Bonita.
 II. (. Day of Duncan files butchers bond.
 Henry Hill and wife to Adelaide BaC kstcin. deed. SlO. lot 27 blk 1 Hills addition, Clifton.
 |. BackStein and wife to H. G. Shafer, deed. Sl0, same.
 w. |. Wood to T. A. kinsey. bill of sale. Sl0. cattle.
 George Burkner files proof labor on , claims in Grccnlec dist.
 Graham county files execution vs. Eugene Caruthers ct al. supervisors, and Charles r. Solomon, claim Sl6OO Levy on nv sw, -. <, 26 (.
 James V. Parks, sheriff, to Auwell Lafavc, certificate of sale, S252.54. Midnight mine.
 Standard Consolidated Copper Co. X J. G. Hopkins file proof of labor on | claims in Copper mt dist.