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Williams news., 1906-12-29
SOME LOCAL ITEMS


 Greaterville, Frank A. Bartlett, vice R. H. Moore, resigned; Oracle, Thos. V. McCauily, vice J. w. Estill, resigned.
 Mrs. D. I. Prime. of Flagstaff arrived last Saturday and after spending a few days with her daughters, Mrs. J. D. Raudebaugh and Mrs. H. H. Hoxworth, returned home Thursday.
 It is to be hoped some arrange ments can soon be made whereby the Grand Canyon hotel will be re- opened. Williams is too large a town to allow its chief hostelry to remain closed long.
 Attorney X. N. Sleeves returned from his trip to Mayer and vicinity last Saturday evening. You could not keep Sleeves away from Will Hams on Christmas. Too much doing in the old town.
 Dr. w. L. Burdick, of the Uni versity of Kansas, was the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Cureton last Sun day. Prof. Cureton was student in the doctors law classes at the university for three years. You are cautiously invited by the ladies of Pine Temple, No. 1, Rathbone Sisters, to attend their New Years ball. We promise that you will be royalty entertained and that it will be right up to- now" Door rights reserved.
 Master Varney Wade, young son of Mir. and Mrs. Jim Wade, has been sick with la grippe for several days. On Wednesday he suffered with a relaps and since that time he has been considered dangerously ill.
 The Williams Drug Company remembered their friends and patrons on Christmas day by pass ing around several nice presents MT. and Mrs. H. D. Johnson re- ceived a dozen pieces of hand painted China dishes.
 Mrs. Peter Burns was made glad on Christmas by receiving a sweet little baby girl, and smiled several loud smiles, saying she would keep it and raise it. Anyone wanting one of the same kind, car get them at 10 cents each at Mrs. Harrell's.
 One of the most dangerous plays practiced by children is that of jumping on and off moving cars in the local railroad yards. We often notice a crowd of youngsters in dulging in this perilous past time and it should be stopped before some sad accident occurs.
 Dan Cupid is playing havoc with bachelorhnod in and around Will Hams. He told us he had his bow and arrow fixed for two more couples in the near future, but made us promise him that we would not tell their names until he got in his good work.
 Quite a large crowd of dancers attended the old-time Xmas dance given under the auspices of the Gym Club last Monday night a: the opera house. Those who at tended enjoyed themselves very much, and we were told that the club realized a neat sum from the receipts.
 Robert Kinser, the cattleman. was in town for several days the past week. Bob" informed us that his brother, Louie, had tired of life down on the farm, and with another brother, will embark in the drug business in new town near .Madisonville, Tenn. Here's luck to you, Louie.
 Last Wednesday evening Miss Lilly Terry entertained a number of her friends at her home at cards, after which a dainty lunch was served Those present were: Misses Diletta Buggeln, Alice Carlson, Mvr-
Williams news., 1906-12-29
Wanted

Girl to do cooking and general house work. Inquire at hospital. If.
Williams news., 1906-12-29
HORSES and CARRIAGES

HEAVY HAULING. See ED. HoFFMEYER, or Zone numi,er ' or 60. 12 S-tf
Williams news., 1906-12-29
For Rent

One nicely furnished room for gentleman. Enquire at this office.
Williams news., 1906-12-29

- sua WILL
 ~sz| No. 7S Meetings for the month of December ,J held on the 11th and 25th. Visiting cordially invited. L. S. Williams, W
 J. D. Raudebaugh
 J. H. Atwood, W.
 Jacob Salzman. w.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
(Goldfeld News Aug. l8, 4eo6)
No Limit to Riches
Of Mohawk Ground
Hayes-Monnette Has 500, ,OOOOre
Eight Inches of Vein Gvts Assay of $0O56O and
Two Eight Feet Averages $500 to the Ton

Eight Inches of Vein Gv.s Assay of $loo6o
Two to Eight Feet Averages $500 to the Ton
There is no end to the wonders of the Mohawk. This
week Hayes and Monnette in the stop from the 60oo level
broke into inches of rock which $10O 560
The ledge in which this in width from feet
to eight feet and averages $500 Since the first great strike
of Hayes and Monnee the Mohawk has occupied the
of the stage The persistency size and value of its bodies
have made claim after claim the attention of the entire
world and its fame has become such would lift any camp
from oboquy into universal interest Occurring in Godfed
its presence has served to throw other fine properties of
focus
Since Hayes and Monnette opened the first pay
has been etup the production of their block and figures
the possession of The News show that this small patch
of ground is actually adding $1,000 daily the wealth
of the world and incidentally the Golfers of the company and
lessees
An average samplng of 4feet Of rock the Truett
Mohawk Leasing and Developing company lease which is
being sacked this week. gave of $4300 This leasing
will probably be able pay dividends than
double the capitalization.
The Kalfs lease continues wonderful rate of produc
ton and the Oddie lease still unqualified bonanza
The Curtis and Ish lease yeserd broke feet Of
rock which apparently will make $o0 As however these
essees have been fooled several times by the dges they
they reluctant anything upon the subject
til the body has been thoroughly investigated
LARGEST ORE BODY IN THE WORLD 3
representative of The News this week visited the great
HayeMonnette lease the Mohawk and through the
workings by Superintendent Short favor that be fully
appreciated when is known that the time lost by the visit
inaton Of the workings is that be forgotten and
sight that could probably not be duplicated in
other in the country Here series of chambers
Soto so feet in height from which the has been oped
firm the vein matter that timber whatever
sary for supports the only thing standing being pillars of
which will be removed later and shipped to the meer The
150foo level where first encountered cuts through
and shows the vein be fully 100 feet wide every pound
which shipping grade At the 20 foot level upases
been driven and all the from above goes down chutes
this level from which it hoisted the rate of $50 per
day. every round from of machine drills working
the 50oot level breaking down carload of ore The No
double compartment shaft which equipped with hoss
is down to the 20 level and connection will be made with
the main workings in few days when daily production
of at least 800 tons be easily maintained.
mi
much
hoisted since striking the body until
values
to
while nd
such bonanza,
incentive all others indirect
every
possible
be
lift the major OF what exposed
level
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Read Every Word
1t Means Money to You
MOHAWK'S
FABULOUS
PR OF is

We sold this stock March /, 1906 Qess than six
sold the same stock for our clients at $3.50 share,
making profit of $500 every so cents invested.
Mohawk" is today the greatest mine in the world
and we predict $500 share for this stock before
November l, 1906
In July we sold Frances Mohawk" owning
lease Mohawk ground) at 20 cents share; to-
day will buy this stock around 40 cents share.
Not office advance, but cash bids and money talks
even louder than Promoter using printers ink.
The only way to actually make money is to dig
the gold out of the ground-a merchant does not
''make money he Swaps dollars" getting
than he gives The banker does not create wealth
he simply handles what others deposit with
him, and makes a profit on their money, else he
would not wax fat" In fact everything is depend
ent on the miner, everyone bows before his gold;
then why not be miner? If not miner then an
owner Of mine We have shown what we have
done for clients, let do likewise for you. Put
your dollars to work That is the way to get
dollars.
Needing the great clamor of our clients to make
more money in Mohawk, have secured the sale
of the Mohawk Leasing Syndicate stock
There is no chance Of failure-great quantities
of fabulously rich being taken from the Mo-
hawk ground all around U.s. 1t is only question of
sinking shaft to do likewise. and we actively
at work, day and night. Machinery on the ground.
The great Hayes-Monnette lease Mohawk is
taking out thousands of dollars every day. also
eral other leases Mohawk. (See hst)
This stock we offering you at rs cents
share we firmly believe will go to $1.00 within 60
days after striking the rich being taken out
all around us.
Those of you who bought Mohawk, figure your
cash profits, and buy all you Of MOHAWK
LEASING SYNDICATE. Those of you who did
not buy Mohawk, figure what you could have done
and double up now-today. Frances Mohawk"
clients, go thou and do likewise"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06


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Brokerage House the Poetic Coast 3: Ninth Year
9. 4th and Broadway. Los Angeles, Cal
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gilbert u. Din, Wobnbaus. Central
aoe. nabe 33. Str, 81. 900. = :.
pasquire, 5Iat, 2121 Central Mpe.,
$1,000. - @iqiam Wspsr, @obn.
baus, 1450 gbeetuoob Str, $3.50.
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unb IL. Str. $500. = @. =. Sui.
liban. Reparature1. 421 Norb @apt.
toll Abe, $25. = Snbtana Sruf Co.,
e&ornffetn. 920 Dalp Str. 800. -
9. 6. ecott, @obnhaus, Is. unS Ga.
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men. Stall. Art3ona unb 9beHnut
Str, 5000. = Hltce O'6air, Wobn.
baus. %. unb alabama Str, IS, 500.
5. Studwii&. Wobnbaus. 83l ar.
Dor Aue.. $500. - 5rsb RtnaRon,
Wobnbaus, nabe Colorado unb Wafb.
inptpn etr., %, 200.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
Mor8en, &trmeS tn,
@ertmanta Vatt.
Der Chez.
oerfdjieoene M~nHannneen iiber feline Set'
matb-Sie 3beefuItur.

matb-Ste Sbeetultur.
Der Sbse bat als @enuBmittel in
europa erft felt ungefdbr SO Sa9rsn
cine ausgsbebnte @erbreituns sefun6en.
Gum srften Mal einsefiibrt babsn i'm
Die 6onGn6er aber bereits bor 800
Sabren. Sn @fien bat Der shee uls
Genubmittsl i4on iebr piel friiher cine
beoeutenbe 3oGe sefpielt.
ueber Die 9eimatb bes Shoes eriftis
rem peri9ieoene 8ebauptuneen. Na4
Der einen Muffafung itammt Der Sbse
aus CHINA. BORT fou Der Sbeefultur
erit nm oie Mitte oes 3. Sabrbunberts
n. g6r. beoeutenbere @ufmertiumteit
gef9enft poroen ietn, obslei9 tie biel
Glter 1T uno bersits bon &onfu5ius iln
6. Sabr6unoert b.. G6r. in elmer ieiner
S9riften eripdbnt miro. Bon China
aus lei tie Damn mad Snoten uno gepz
lon p~erpflan5t porben. Na9 elmer ans
beren Infi9t lit Die 9eimatb bes Shoes
in Snbien gu fu6en. @on bier aus
tit Die Yflanae Inn bas Sabr 700 mad
China uno Sapan gebra9t ipprben.
Steie 8ebauptung piro odmit begriins
bet, oaB man in mehreren Srten IN
Snoien, Dor alem in often, fpiloe Sbees
ftrGu6er elmer i9einbdr bo9ge5ii9teten
Dirt gefunoen bat, bon Der Die ~9eringere
dinefi9e Sorte entidnben Iein ion.
Die 9ineiii9e uno Die inotf6e Sbeez
pfldn3e peiien iptppbl in Der 8latts
form uno 8lattftruftur oGs au9 i'm
aQgemeinen Musieben erbebliGe Inter
f6iebe auf. 60 1T 3. 9. bas 8latt Der
9ineiii9en Dirt eliptii9, oas Der ahaz
meiii6en lang unb brett. @uber in
CHINA, Sapan, Snbien unb Geplon
miro nelleroings audi In Saba, Imes
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bat MAJ NIT Grfolg @eriu9e sema9t.
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perf9ieoenen &limaz uno 8ooenperz
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Jeu9tigfeit iinb Die pi6tigften @orbsz
6ingungen fir fetn 5orttommen. Sn
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sentbeil, Die pflanae rubt unter fol-
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li9. Der 8p0en muB bumusrsi6,
reid on Hdbritpffen, Der l1ntergrunb
bur9lGiiig fein, benn fteben6e IGFt
befommt Der pflan5e febr fdle6t. Die
Sbeepflanaen fDnnen f9on i'm speiten
Sabr Biz einen Meter bod tperben uni
miihen Damn bef9nitten tper6en, bdmii
bas Wa6fen in bie SDbe aufse6alter
pirb unb lie fi9 gu breiten 8iiidsr
entpideln. Sie 8erf6neibung lit an.
idbrli9, unb afpar in Der fdlteften 3eit
su fpieoerbolen, bdmit Elm GROCER
SGfteperluit bermieoen iperoe. 53ur
Musnubung reif 1T Der 8uf9 erit mad
benz pierten Sabre, bod tann man aud
fdon i'm britten Sabr cine fpGrli6t
Grnte erbulten. Sn Snoien lit BIZ
Sbse>Grseusung felt 1865 iGbrlid
bur9f9nittli6 UNI 100000 pfunf
seitiegen; in geblon itieg ie felt 1885
etpa um $4,000 pfunb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
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purben bic @ebGube rur tbeilpeifs,
bas Mobiliar gar ni9t berfi9ert.
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gliidte beim gbeltpeibpfliiden an Der
Siiboffeite Der 8iirglenflub Der %.
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purben plOblia bic gferbe f9eu. e.
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bam Sting purbe duf benz 8abnt0rper
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l1nglidli9en purben beibe 8eine abb
eefahren rrtb er tarb balb bdrduf.
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patersiirtelftrabe fubr Der &utf9er
9ofer auf benz f4nsa fabrenben
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einen Baumftamm. Sn bemielben
4ussnblide srfplgts bic grplpfion
bes Mutomobils, inter ieinen Sriim>
merrl bic bier perionen ~bsgrabenb.
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tObtet. Der Chauffeur Sunbo3 ftarb
pdbrenb Der Iu9t, 2sopoIbine
&lausesser erlitt etnen OberI9entels
bru9 unb cine f9pere Nerpenerf9it>
terung. Der &utf9er 6ofsr tit lei9t
nerIest porben. Hu9 fufort einselei<
teter llnteriu9uns i9eint I'M fritz
f9en Musenblide Der in Der @utomp>
bilfibrung %poQitGnoig unerfabrene
&utider SOfer bus @utOmObiI ssIentt
81 baben.
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fOnli9feit beg bieiigen &urorts aus
ieiner lanstdbrigen S%bdtisteit ans:
9err &apenmeiiter @uguit Dds.
@erf9nuppt. Sat: Der
Wein 1T aber fiir9terli9 fauer, Der
1T gepib tiinftli9 bersetentg" Wirtb:
80. nein, 10 fauer tam man i'm gar
ni1t ma6en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
S.oenburd.

Olbenburg. Die 8eibuns bes
peniionirten @enbarmen 8. Mi9eIs,
Raboriter @hauhee Ii, sins in bieien
9asen tn aroertn 9ehB iibtr. RGufer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-01

4H& BEN RDrperformen anpabt -
psI& Icnge Sfala Der Gntpidlunsl
uub unter btefen @pongen uuo Reis
fsn VI 60 tpieber ber Gtngerrins, Der
im G9mud Der R%ulturpSlter an .rfter
etells jisbt. nidt nur tpesen ieiner oft
ero6en GnSnbstt unb aotbartett. ion.
BERN aud I'M Der rei9en Gpmbolii
lpiler, bte ibm au @runbe liest. Der
G9<rtng ber Bifdofsrins, Der Siegele
ring, Elm ieber bat feline befonbere 8es
bsutang, feine @eididte, fetne Sdid'
fale. Dk Sttte, aud bic @lieber bes
tubss NIT Mtnsen ~ %umfponner. tpie
btr abstbilbete CUB elmer Sumilfrau
Wor6erinbien) 5eigt, TT uns fremb,
un6 bod finb Die Gage nod nidt 70
fern, ba un9 Guropdertnnen ibre
Aehen NIT Mtnsen f1miidten - e.
iparen bic Mnbeoan,ert aur 3ett bes
lfapSfi9en Direttortums.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-01

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yest bes @sIieatoxS &3nA.

SAeentfAe @ssbAnsyamber amb nts 1b4ttar
Bet ess @sIiettors etnas.
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lung BOZ, 8 nnb bic Gefansennabme
bon Ii Sapdnern bur4 amerttanif4e
ma9en tn Wlnsfa on bas Depuriss
r7,:snt ffir 6onoel unb grbeit beridtete.
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f4ea Hirgern, Der Gifdfang unb bic
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Der. Gtaoten eeb0ren. berboten TT. Die
ebtr gesonnien Japoner gebSrten aur
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G6tpin 20. Gins. Der 1870 in 9as
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b Detroit unb Bah 9th, Wt@., bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-01
NiHefdmud.
ais SttuSe atn ssstsrat otm afemtasass.
fd,!eGt auaebpteN.

fdt!ed1t ar9eboteh.
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6as MenI 9engei9lent Ielbit; mir fen
men, feIbft urter ben am tiefftsn itebens
ben 06lfern, feins. oa5 ntdt oaS Sc
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unb ieltfam senus. mir i9iitteln in
ldGelnoer ~ueberbebung ben Sopf beim
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den our9bpbrten l1nterlippe, zines nit
Bplbpldtfd)en ooer bunter Steinen hes
Febttn NafenfliigeIs. unb bod brau=
den mir ntft gar 10 neit gu seben, TIL,
fold vbarbari{9en" 9itten gu begegs
men! Sino bod aud bel uns Die Obr=
Iappden mdn9er i9Dnen Jrou our9s
bobrt, UNI eite Yerle. einen bliBenber
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6es, Der ieirelt Namen gu unre4t
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enbtihen Manntefaltigfett Der gorm
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EIGHT-HoUR DAYS on FARMS.
PerpIexities OF the Law Observed In
Massachusetts.
Chicago Tribune.


The Massachusetts Agricultural collese.
one of the best institutions Of the kind
in the country is In quandary this year.
The Massachusetts legislature has passed
a law limiting 10 eight hours the work
OF all employees of the state. The sgri-
cultural college finds II necessary to EN-
ploy a number of helpers in the stables
and on the land attached 10. the school,
and under the law none of these helpers
must work more than eight hours. The
authorities of the college have not yet hit
upon a program which permits all farm
labor to he done within the cight-hour
limit without causing an expense not con-
templated in the last annual appropria-
ton and Ia any case there is waste of
time which is not relished by the men any
more than Il is by the managers.
For example. it is twelve hours between
one milking of a COW and the next milk
ing. II the same man has been set TO
milk the COW both times the law has been
violated unless he has been in state of
enforced idleness during four or five hours
OF the intervening time. Contemplate the
feelings, of the farm superintendent when
a summer thunder storm is muttering in
the distance, at say, o'clock In the aft
ernoon. and the hay must be left exposed
worked eight hours Fines and inlprison-
ment are the reward OF the man who
tries TO save the states property under
such conditions.
Other complications, such as can read
lily be imagined by any one who knows
of the manifold duties OF life on the farm,
are not TESTING matters 10 the unhappy
state officials. II has needed only this
revelation OF the actual workings OF the
eiEht-hour law on the farm tn set the
Massachusetts farmer to thinking. In
the last analysis IL is the farmer who
pays the taxes. The farmer works all
day. himself. and when he IL driving
along the road and sees the farm laborer.
whose wages he pays, swinging I'm a ham,
mock reading novels or playing golf for
exercise while the sun is still high I'm
the heavens. he may well begin to wonder
why his representative I'm the legislature
IL so much more sparing OF the paid en-
ploye OF the state than OF the hard work
ing taxpayer He may even question
whether a farm can be considered a
model for his sons 10 study where tlie
law compels the hiring OF twice many
men as the farmer himself could afford
10 use for the same work First lessons
I'm bankruptcy should not be substituted
for instruction in scientific agriculture