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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

OLDEST ESTABLISHED BROKERAGE
HOUSE-ln Goldheld New, is w. Il.
Bond & Co., members Mining exchange
OF Goldheld, Reno and San Francisco.
Send your address and they Will mail you
free every week their market letter, news
OF the mines and advice on the stocks OF
all Nevada camps. w. +. Bond a Co.,
box p, Goldheld, New. Y-6l7 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
DEATH NOTICES.

NECKEt,-Fred NJ. aged years 4 months
q days, youngest son OF Mr.. and MIS-.
William Neckel
Funeral Saturday az p. m. rom resi-
deuce. iftf South FiVhfncUfh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
RRnTIIEREnnn or OWL s

BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS.
WANTED-OrEaniZers with references who
can handle good territory IN establishing
one OF the best fraternai and benevolent
organizations; new. attractive and uniquei
must be able to address meeting pre-
limnary to institution, and financially
able to come to Walla Walla, Wash, FOR
instruction. Address II. l. Leavttt,
Walla Walla. Wash B-M7O4 2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
THE PUTNAM CO."

WE DO NOT CARE 50 MUCH FOR
THE BOARD SIGN AS WE Do FOR THE
CAPTURE OF THE THIEF. WHEN
EVER YOU SEE A SIGN OF OUR COM
PANY ON ANY PROPERTY AND YOU
SEE ANY ONE REMOVING 1T WITH
OUT AUTHORITY FROM OUR OFFICE
AND YOU run HIM IN" WE HAVE A
CRISP 5000 BILL FOR YOUR TROUBLE
THE PUTNAM CO., 5Ot-5 n. y. LIFE.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
PATENTS

r. ]. LARSON & CO, patent lawyers;
patent book tree. Bee Bldg, Omaha, Nsb.
--7O7
SHARPE MACHINE SHOPS 90 Patents
procured, inventions developed, drawings
patterns castings, machine work. 60i-bl1
s. 10th 81. Ia
PATENTS secured and sold. / fee Natl
Investment Co., Douglas block 18th and
Dodge. -Mz4 J6
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
WANTED-AGENTS

MONEY MAKER-Ladies and gentlemen
who wish to make money; no experience
required; work sells at sight; make land
scapes, flowers, photos. Send 500 for
outnt. Atty Hanson, Portland, ore.
J-M62l 26X
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
CHIRoPoDY AND MANlCURINe

DIR. ROY, chiropodst; Miss Alice Hall.
manicure. Room 2, 1905 Farnam. Tel
Douglas-6f97 --M260
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE

HoRSiS wintered; large box stalls; no
barb-wire fencing. Keystone stock Farm.
Tel. Benson SlSl. p. o. address, Benson.
P-M329 %
tfoRsEs-An kinds. Myers. Tug Jackson
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
WANTED-To BORROW

5000, 10 per cent, FIVE years, business firm;
best security. Address Oh, care Bee,
V-637 nix
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
WANTED-SALESMEN

wANTED-Men with team and rig to sell
line of high-grade family remedies,
spices and extracts to consumers; must
be honest. sober and industrious The
Gladstone Medicine Co., Hawarden. la.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
DRESSMAKlNe

pREssAIAKING IN family OF az home Miss
s-.71z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-21
WEBSTER sTATION-15th a wEBsTE

Water .........:.........a $500 am a $50 pm
Falls City Local.........a $3.50 pm All 20 am
a Daily Daily except Sunday. d Daily
except Saturday. Sunday only. Daily
except Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Progress Made By
 the La vantia Mg. Co.

A meeting of the stockholders oI u e La Vartia Mining company was held at } o'clock Monday afternnon at Brpson. Directors for the ensuing year were elec'ed and other business of importance transacted. Among other things done was the increase in in the membership of the board oi directors, that body now being con- posed Of seven members. Those cleo ted at the meet ne were Judge F. 4 K fly, L. P. Young, J J Turner, Dr. Gro. II Kress, $. " Hitler, Dr. ! II K TT and W. ". Weller. The probaI ] hiiities are that Judge Kelly will be elected president and L. P. Young secretary.
 A report of the condition of the property shows total expenditure Of 80 900, and it shows affairs at La Fantia to be in gpod shape. \ crew is steadily working at crosscutting. The shaft has now been sunk to a depth of 205 feet. With the cross, drifts and tunnels 762 feet of work has been completed with B good show ing of ore.
 The company has five stamp mill, a new standard concentrator and a rock breaker. A dynamo supplies all the electricity needed and runs a triple expansion Jump besides. Their power is furnished for mill and electric light by 35-horsepower Lambert engine SD far as water is concerned the need- of the mine are amply supplied by two tanks of four thousand gal Ions each, and one of eight thousand gallons capacity.
 Owing to the loss in tailings whict the company has experienced, they will shortly according to L. P. YonDg install new concentrator and cyanid, plant, running the ore from one plan over the over, thereby saving a larg' per cent of the values. A 20-hcrse power Witte hoist engine, fitted witl buckets, cars and tramwsys to tn, rock breaker has been recently i. stalled and is in operation - ochis
 County Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Work at the
 Pittsburgh g-Arizona

H. T. Fisher, of the Pittsburg Ari- zona Co., was Tombstone visitor to day from the mines of the company near Charleston. Some good ore is being taken out of the Manila mine oi the company 160 feet below water level and Manager Reider, who is a thorough mining man of experience and ability, is much encouraged by the fsttering showing. The company have recently acquired the mill, office buildings and site of the Charleston mill formerly belanging to the T. c. NJ. Co. located on the river about one and one-half miles from the Pittsburg- Ari- zons group. This would indicate that the installation oi concentrating and milling Llant is among the early probabilities. The company owns one of the largest surface lodges in the q strict and tests made show they ca n be treated at a good profit, while the ores of the lower levels give rich values in gold and silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Looking for Lands
 in Cochise County

Agent. for a religious colony have Teen in Cochise county for several weeks trying to '.btain options on var i1us pieces of ground in Sulphur Springs and Simon valley, the option allowing a sufficient length of time to ,llou the land to be thoroughly tested.
 The identity of the sex has not been di,clcsed, but from the dress, general habits and few remarks that tine age, IS have let fall it would seem probable that they are representing euler tue Dun ards or Quakers In e,tf CT event it would mean the coming of large number of desirable citi- z-ps int, Arizona. Both sects are practically ruled by their religion.
 According to the plans 2. stated by tn. ager ts, between 5000 and 4.OOO aci es ar" to be acquired by them for the families to be m,ved here. Each family i. to he allotted, according to it's numbers, plots O land from 10 to 80 acres for the use Of the ho'.se. hold.
 The location of the colony and the pu, oh as. of the land depends entirely on the suit of borings which will shortly he started in both valleys to determil e whether or not water enough can be found to supply the ne. ds oi the colony for irrigation.
 Decisions in this matter will doubt. les. be reached by September, when same ID ve will m all reliability be na;e A number of options have d. -ady been given in both valleys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
From Tuesdays Daily.

Moses Newman has been appointed guardian of the estate and person o Isaac May nard Newman minor
 An ord.r has be .n made appointing appraisers of the estate of William |, Grossk iaus, deceased, No amount oi lsck-bitipg, see-saw ing, hee-hswing, grand and lofty tumi'. ling, under ground plotting. back alley connuhisting or .rk-lantern juggling will prevent the democrats from carrying the next election Re- member thst,-Prescctt Courier.
 Mayor A tsmson of Douglas IS a | Tumbstope visitor.
 Attorney Bennett is in the city on legal business.
 Jw shelor of Chicago is q business visitor in Tombstone. Mir. Chss H. Fisk, the accomodat. ing Well.. Fargo agent in Tombstone, went to Fsirbank this afternoon to meet his wife and daughter. who are coming from Loe Angeles. where they have been on an extensive visit tn friends and relatives. They will make Tombstone their home in the future.
 J.N. Gaines left this morning fos s trip to his old home in Missouri, W here he goes to spend few weeks on visit to his mother, who is not Tn the best of health. MT. Gaines was granted a 3O-day leave of absence by the board of supervisors.
 Charles Bowman left this morning for Chicago, where he gues on mining business
 June 2 has been named as the time for hearing the will of Jos. T. Broyles read.
 Dr. H. H. Hughart returned last evening from West Virginia, where he was called on account of the illness of his father. The doctor, who had hoped to see father before his final dissolu- tion, arrived only in time to attend the funeral.
 The regular quarterly examination for teachers certificates will be held on Monday and Tuesday. June 4th and 5th.
 George E. Buxton has petitioned fer letters of administration in the matter of the estate of Edward O. Rouzer, deceased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Full Blood Apache
 Indians Married

According to the Jerome News last ? e k Judge L. B. St. James joined in the holy bonds of matrimonv Miss C-Key-aru- ma and John Sullivan two fill-blood Apache Indians, residents of the Verde valley.
 The bride is 8 pretty little squaw IS yesrs of age, who, although she can not speak word of the English lan- gusge, insisted that thr groom, who is q fine looking buck 2 years of age and . gr .dnate of the Lawrence (Kas school, se:ure 6 regular license and shst they be married according to the laws of the pale face. Mrs. Sullivan is an orphan, her father having been killed in the valley about year ago
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Reprimand For
 The County Press

On application Tor change of venue in the CamItell c, SC, today. it was made to app sr to 'he court tbat the case had undnly progressed through the c'lums of the county press, caus ing Judge Doan to cali attention |. the infract on upon justice, his man. ner of exp,stulating carrying the con viction that the jurist was tiring oi the grstuitous procedure inaugurated by the knights of the quill in their frenzied endesvor to condemn and convict; defend and acquit. While we sympathize with the boys, ~e will stay by the court and await the delib- eration Of iuries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Copper Companies
 increase Assessments

AS sn indirect result at least of the action of the territorial board of equalization last winter, three of the big mining companies of the territory voluntarily increased as. sessment che latest valuations of their properties. The valuations submit ted by the companies are & follows Arizona Copper Co, $2,OOO,OOO; Ee. troit Copper Co, sl,2OO.0OO; Shannon Copper Co.,, $325,OOO.
 Last year the companies were as .essed on values ss follows: Arizoni
 Copper Co.,, $8l1 900; Detroit Coppe Co, s3S4,'W; Shannon Copper Co. -si63,UOO
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
From Wednesdays Daily.

A. Covey and family left yester. day or Ei P,su, where the wIll mik their flrnre home. Tre family tax wi h tn n the best wlshe oi thrI many Tom stone fr.eud-.
 Sup Entriken, of the Arizona Gun Go. of Jo nson, was rombstpn visitor oday. Johnson states hi comi any IS shipping ore regularly t' Fl Paso and development work Is pro gre sing with enc ,urag'ng Tt tsults
 J. A Lewankdwski has 6led suit in the iistr'ct court against Hugo W cor.i one for $659 l5 an! the oth fpi $40.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Arizona Man Wins
 Big Damage Suit

A Washington dispatch says: "The supreme court of the United states to- day decided the case of the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Go. vs. l.. Holmes, sg sinst the company. Ths was a claim for damages sustained by Holmes, who was engIDeer on the road, in a collision near Franconia, Arizona, in 1901. The lower court awarded the unusual sum of $9,000 and tue railroad appealed"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Rodey to be
 U. 5. District Judge

A Washington dispatch says: "The President today sent to the Senate the name Of Bernard 5 Rodey, of New Mexico, to be United States District Judge for the district Porto Pico."
 Rodey was a Delegate to Congress from New Mexico in the Fifty-seventh and Fiity-eighth congresses and was one of the first to take up the propo- sition Of uniting Arizona and New Mexico in stqtehood. The presentap- pointment is probably reward for that iuiamy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToIEpo, [ .
 LUCAS COUNTY.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath thai ne is seuior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,. doing busi Jess m the City of Toiedo. county and state afore said, and th,t said firm sill pay the sum of one hundred do lars for each and every case of ca:arrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of De- cember, A, D. 1856. fSeal] A. w. GLEASON, Notary Public Halls Cstarrh Cure Is taken iu- terna ly, and acts directly ou the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. HENEY 4 Co.,, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by sli druggists, 75c. Take Halle Fanny Pills for consti- pstiop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Papago Indian
 Church Dedicated

Dr. Cook, of the Indian mission work in Arizons for the Presbyterisn church. opened the papago church south of town Friday night with 6 deoication service. The church has l.een srt cted and it's membership gath sred through the efforts of Rev. P. s. Hernioa, who two years ago left the princip. .Iship of the Indian school and went out into the Indian village south ef Tucs.n to live and ~ork.-Tucson Post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
Has New Cure
 For alIing Hair

4 Coloroado man has taken out s patent on the proposition that if one ruhs onions on his hair daily this will keep it from falling out and keep from ba.dne s. This Colorado man will not prove beneficiary to man. kind, although he evidently intends Jo be such Even to keep from bald ness people will not go about with the continuous aroma of onions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
To Cure a Cold in One Day s;::s.. s;:s: I'd. Laxative Promo Quinine 1.,s. ss ss. .::y $;

trus 'ee, Nsco property. 45O :. Elias Hedrick ct ux to Mrs Anna Girler, tenson property. .............. lO Mrs F. D Coll ns to E D Collins. mines in Warren 0l tftct s' John .d Johnson to E D Coll nc. mines in Warren uIstfiC Estate of Maggie Chisholm by adm'r to Archie Chis- holm land d............. SOO
 MORTGAGE
 Mitchell c, George and Samuel Med,govich to Milo M Medigovich
 E D Herr ct ux to state Mutual Building & Loan Association
 Michael Donshue to The ArizOns Trust & Banking Co.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE
 State Mutual ruilding X Loan As .o3iatit to H E Stone
 The Central Trust Go. to Southern Pacific Go.
 PARTIAL RE CONVEYANCE
 Title Guarantee & Trust Go. to Jacques Ardisson
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27

cHArTEL MORTGAGE c D Hutchinson to w Kline
 Buxton S Brown to National Cas [ Register Co.
 Lowell Drug Go. to National Casl Register Co.
 A A Sheppard to A c Bean
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Martin Costello to \ c Rascom T Brophy to A D Tauksiey
 Douglas Commercial Co. to Mar. gsret Taft AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF INcoR. Warren Realty & Development Go.
 AGREEMENT FOR SALE Lulu Snow to H G Perry
 CONTRACT OF SALE Copper Queen Mining Go. to Henry D Burke
 MORTGAGE
 Harry Snow to J W billiard Frank Ficone to Guadalupe Con- zales
 Alice Perry to c A Overlook CA Hockett to c A Overlook Chas A Sherr to Annie Joss, Douglas property..s s55 % International Land & Im- ment Go. to Augustine Enriques. Douglas prop. Cib cO Enriques ta and Juan E Baltierres, Doug las property. ......... ll0 .. Dolores de Marsvilla to Ed ward Simmons, Tomb stone property ....... 1900 .. Geo A Walker ct ux to E Kelsey, Paradise property 150 % Wm Wilson to Eugene w Miller, mines in Warren UlstIiCt L c Shattuck ct ux, Emil Marks ct ux and H K Hanipger to Shsttdck- Arizona, min.s in War ren district. 15OO .. L c Shsttuck ct ux to Shattuck-ArizonaCo Copper Co., mines in Warren dis, trict.. 475,559 .. Vim Lutley to Bar Boot Cattle Co.,, land, ....... 10 .. International Land & I'm provement Go. to E c Piper, Douglas property 750 .. I Hood ct ux and E B Moore ct ux to Moore Fuel and Feed Co.,, mines in Warren district. .... 1 ..
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Bar Boot Cattle Company
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Frank Hare to James N Christian.
 AGREEMENT
 Wm Deceraw with G E Tomlinson
 ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST Geo A Stellar to L H Purnell
 BILL OF SALE
 c L Cummings Cattle Go, to Bar Boot Cattle Co.
 Moore & Co. to Moore Fuel & Food Company I NJ Rollins to U O'Neil,
 Douglas property. 400 OO John 5 Taylor, mayor, to
 Ann Hughes. BIsbee
 property .----...-.- lV . David T Dunlap ct ux to
 c A Overlook, Douglas
 property -.....--------- looV .. G R Wiley ct ux to Walter S and Bernard Hodges, Douglas property. 95O .. E A Won Arnim to Mary L Kelly, Douglas property 200 .. Angus Baxter to Guy Nicely and Harry P Hans com, Bisbee property...- l50 Cochise Development Co. to John Twomey, mines in Warren distrIct. .. l - Alvie Knowles ct ux to W c Vinegar Douglas | prerty .-.---.----.-.-- o'oo . Flora M Athous to Charles
 s Jackson, Dougl 6 prop | exty- s-.--.--s. wv . John s Taylor. mayor, to
 A L LutcovIcb, BIsbee property. ......---..-.. 70 . !JH Rounfsee to George W
 Adams, Douglss prop
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27

ing Co. to Smith Premier Typewriter Go. International Gas Go. to Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
 A w Howe to Smith Typewrit, r
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Edith Nj Stowe to s K Williams
 RECEIVERS RECEIPT To Chas P Coslett, mining claims in West Huachucs district
 sGTIsFACT ON OF MORTGAGE Edith Patton to Peter Mccoy A Leroy to Mrs Kate Mccoy
 MORTGAGE H E Dugan ct ux to State Mutus Building X Loan Association
 MAP FILED Portal Townsite, in Section 9, Twr. F R 3l
 AGREEMENT \ B Eastland with Albert M Same. Albert NJ Sames, with Albert Stac, and s Douglas sureties A s Lockwood ct ux to H M Crowell, Douglas pro trty --...- 9 ocV Vo Estate of A rortesy to Frank M Watts. Doug las property. ty...... SOO Charlotte Cortesy Reddin to Frank NJ Watts. Doug las property. y......-...- SOO International Land X Im- provement Co. to E A Von Arnim, Douglas property. IOV c ' Webb to c Thomas, Douglas property . 10 Evelyn s Duggan to Jacob and Ben Levy, Douglas property. ....-..-.. Ao .. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to A T Prather, re- iSteS.- Louis Zeckendorf ct ux to c H Bayless, ia'.d .... TOO .. CERTIFICATE OF co-PARTNERsHIP John NJ McGregor and Stew Tt Grant as Junction Drug Co.,, Lowell
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE w Kline to Douglas Printing & Publishing Co.
 The Arizona Trust & Banking o. to Charles Cortesy
 TJ Jordan to Evelyn s Duggan VIC Vinegar to Chas E Rhone
 TRANSFER OF OPTION CS s Shoemaker to D NJ Watts
 MORTGAGE James \ Christiansen ct ux t Frank Hare
 James Farley ct ux to John Farley Juan Herrera ct ux to the L W Blinn Lumber Go.
 NJ Brown ct ux to Miners X MeI. chants Bank John Brooks to Dan Carr & cG and c H Madden Elizabeth B Thompson to Bank O: Bisbce ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Box Canyon Mining Company | Vim Pearce to R w Arthur < Co. LEEDS | Kirt L Hart to the Cochiee
 Copper Co, mines. ....$ W Florence and H E Stone to Gid Graham Douglas
 property .-..- -. lOOO .. Van Lee to Florence Stone,
 Douglas property. ... 7OO .. F. H Clark and W E Davis | to Samuel and Benjamin Fra n k e n berg mines in Warren d. trics 10 Chas T Winwood to Edward
 J Dunn, mines in War
 ren district ct... ., RIB Woods to F D Dow,
 Douglas property. ..-... 1850 lVW Clark 70 W G Brown,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
U. s. Manufacturing
 Cement in Arizona

It may surprise some people to know at Uncl sam has gone into cement manufacturing in Arizona to protect himself from the cement combine, and is now turning out hun drrds of barrels daily at cost far below the market price. And yet congress refuses to revise the :ariff tnr tax on cement being 20 per cent, an | even refuses to abate the tax to the suffering people Of San Fran cisco
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-27
RECORDS OF
 cocHIsE COUNTY

lastrsments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder IHs RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF John s Taylor. mayor toll
 Hems::s, Bisbee prop
 ,y''.... 10 OO H H Hemssth to R w
 knuse, Blsbee property. 600 Ray K Radford % JD
 whissstt, Douglas prop eAy--...-.. ...-. 300 Daisy Witt to c V Drew.
 Parsdise property. ... 100 Richard Gird ct ux to Co., breloma Copper Co, mines m Dragon mountains 10 Albert Hedern to Jno Zsm- barelon. mines in Swiss helm mountains. George Zambarel to Thos Zambarelon. mines in Swisshelm mountains. 1 John A Dunbar to Mrs L A Dunbar. land. 359 John M Johnson ct ux to Andy ssgrov. Bisb-e prop euy- ............-..... 10 .. d. Wylie ct ux to George M1ddux, Douglas prop ersy..-.... 75 .. Cochise Copper Mining Co. to Cochise Development Co., mines. es.... Mrs A s Lockwood to Geo H Hirs;, ,DUuglss prop erty. -.......-........ 655 Floyd Smith to Mrs A s lockwood. Douglas prop efty .............. 560
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Q V Drew to Daisy Witr JW Wood, by agent, to H H Hem- cath %-w Wood, by agent, to H A Wicker
 Jw Wood, by agent, to Charles W Black burn Arizonfs Trust & Banking Co. to Fred Malone,
 Bank of Douglas to Alex A Spare. CERTIFICATE OF SALE ~P 3 Warnekros, assigned, Lee 0 Woolery VI M c Benton
 AGREEMENT OF BALE W O Thatcher ct ux to 0 P and Carrie B Trigg
 A W Strumm and Augusta R Burke to L c Shattuck
 R H Macon to Texas Butcher Sup- ply Co.
 Joe E Morrison ct ux to Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co. Bauer & Mieyr to National Cash Register Co.
 Andy Ssgrov to L R Allen John Hsyland to Annie J Haven Tn 8 Taylor, mayor, to
 w var Horn, Bisbee property. y...-.-...----..$ W cF McCord es ux to Por-
 tal Land & Improve msns O.. land. ....... 1000 =. Fl r DeSOuza to Geo Der
 narde, mines in W srren district .......... .. Wm M Gattis to Geo Der
 narde, mines in Warren
 mining district t-..--... .. A Dudd to Rocco Zap
 piA, Douglas property .. IW .. Av Lewis ct ux to Hovai
 A Smith, mines in War
 ren distrIct.. .. Carman E Cummings to
 Jsmes L lowell, n.inesin
 Hartford district. 4oo .. Interuasioual Land & lm-
 proveneut Co. to M
 Donohue, Douglas prop
 .rtv 75o ., -FM Run ct ux to Vim
 and Sarah F Fry. Bisbee
 propsrty-.---...-.'... Jchs T Nieho soo so Frank
 Picsse, Bisbse property 4o :. Maud Fssaoe ts Robert aod
 CorpsIia Birkho6. Dug
 les property ..----. - Robert and C0snulis berk.
 ho6 10 B snd Minnie
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-10
A WORKERS PARADISE.

Astoria has fewer idle men than any
place in the country, There il not a
mill, not factory, nor farm, nor COM
mercial depot OF any sort or size here
about that has all the labor II wants; /;
and good wages are current. OF course,
those who work for these establishments
are expected to work, and do work, And
the only idle men in port are those who
do not want TO work, or do not need to.
A funny little story in this relation was
told yesterday morning when a well
known tug captain reported to his head
quarter office that it was mot safe to
make any more landings at certain mill
dock in this vicinity, because the mill
people were always successful in coaxing
the deck hands to quit the steamer for
the MILL" This tells the tale in brief
and with all truth.