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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-08
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Children's night of the Yeomen was
celebrated Tuesday evening in Odd
Fellows hall by an entertainment
that was a delight to all present. For
some time past Mrs. Laura Young,
Miss Roseburg, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs.
Minnie benson and Mrs. Shipley have
had the training of the children In
charge and their ability: in that line
was fully demonstrated by the splen-
did success Of the entire entertain
ment. The hall was crowded. to It's
utmost capacity by the friends and
proud relations of the children taking
part, and their pride and enjoyment
was easily shown by the repeated ap-
plauss and encoret given. The fol-
lowing was the program rendered, af-
ter which team Of twelve ladies gave
one Of the Yeomen drills that was
quite perfect in all details.
Rsilh; i m.ws,cegye, Yeomen Children
:....::.... $50: Catherine Caldwell
sonsI Liliie p AMIs Lille St lawrence
Recitation-"Be and the Bear.
piovaisSy sisEi4
na.,..iTsn Little Sran I'd =:
Reci .et., for T Henrietta Hart
H Ksseitatiion-; Arm cha!; spn'a'
p,a,esus9 EfH aits}s Hzs sslsi,:
Elizabeth Lucas. Margaret f Iueas ah'e
Recitation-''A King. >. Ethel Young
Lille Paaison and Lille st. Lawrence
Recitation. Notwithstanding. Lois Riley
Fas 5o araf ps GasIG
Song Pearl st. Lawrence
Recitation. Margaret Lucas
Northwood Society
Miss McLinch, our primary teacher,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
Larents at Mimic.
Mrs. M, G. Linwelf took the noon
train for Minneapolis today to meet
her husband. who has been spending
the past two months at Hot Springs
and West Baden. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
well expect to visit friends in the twin
cities before returning home
Mrs. j. E. Stevens and daughter
Maude, left on Mondays train for
Chicago where they will visit with
Mrs. Stevens sister for month.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
lodge entertained forty of their friends
last Friday evening at their hall. Pro-
gressive .cinch was played, Miss
Tanger and Mr.. Morken winning the
highest number of points, Mr.. e.
Burgess, the only veteran of our town,
entertained the company very pleas
antly with collection of war songs
: on his phonograph.
The Workmen and Degree of Honor
have just completed the furnishing of
their new lodge room with a new
carpet, pictures and kitchen and ex-
pect to have more of these social
gatherings in the future.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-08

What's the matter with star circus
performer as a ringleader?
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15
Mites and Hawks

In his lectures before the stu.
dents OF the Agricultural De.
partmcnt Of the University OF
Missouri recently, Il. r.. Orr.
Secretary of the American poul-
try Association, gave methods
OF com batting mites and chick
en- hawks that nigh, easily be
used by every housewife.
Mites, he says, may be got
rid OF by spraying the chicken
house with u mixture of one
part crude carbolic acid and
eight parts coal oil. This mix.
ture he recommends in prefer
euce TO mite eNterminators sold
by travelling agents.
Hawks, he claims. may be
kept out of the poultry yard by
attaching bright pieces Of tin.
six by ten inches, to the trees
and poles surrounding quarters.
by strings two fee, long, so that
the wind will make the bright
metal dance ia the sunlight.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15

not like 10 be disturbed. es-
pecially at night after il goes to
roost.
Each breeder should teach his
birds to come home at night;
this al be done easily with a
little feed and an occasional
driving up. especially after they
are old enough to 60 to "roost'
as we say. Keep good grit.
plenty Of water and some good
high perches for your birds at
home. If the young birds start
to roasting on narrow, sharp
perches like the edge Of a board
fence, nail a broad slat on top Of
this. if you do not want crooked
breasts.
Keep the lice off the poults by
commencing while they r only
a few days old TO dust we'll with
-~ome good insect powder. Keep
the busting up as often as nee
essary till the birds are quite
large. You can tell when they
do not need this by occasionally
looking over them. Handling
keeps them tame and does no
harm.
Let them roam a, will. as thew
need unlimited range 20 develop
the bone and muscle TO make
them large and vigorous. Keep
peace with your ncighbors the
bes, you can. II his yellow cur
chews up an occasional bird.
keep swcet-,o the ncighbor, At
least. Settle the trouble with
the cur il you must, hut never
with his master.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15
Agents.

w want a good agent for this
paper in every neighborhood in
each state. We want al agcn,
to solici, advertising and sub
scriptions and also TO collect.
We want u permanent agent.
Write Us for particulars.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15
To Advertisers.

Copy for advertisements
should arrive in the Office OF
the GAZETTE several DAYS
before tie date of issue.
Owing to a failure TO do 30.
somebody desiring to ad-
yer,ise is disappointed
every issue. Advertisers
in the GAZETTE arc get
ting MORE BUSINESS
THAN EVER O
Address all mail sim ply TO
the SOUTHERN FARM GA
zErTE and not to indi-
viduals.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15


keys do not thrive we'll where
they are com PEELED to roam over
fields OF grain, especially large
corn fields and country roads
covered with shelled grain lost
from passing loads which are be-
ing hauled to market. The
breeder who is fortunate enough
TO live near a large cattle pas
ture, either prairie or woodland,
(the latter is the better. il for
tunate indeed. SO is he who
lives where there Is much land
uncultivated. But with us who
live where land has passed the
sloo mark and every square TOO,
~ under cultivation. and there
are only a few paltry acres Tor
pasture, the problem OF breed.
ing must be solved. The task
will never be easy. but le, us
see what we can do.
First. the very best, which
means the very largest. all tina,
has been said 10 the contrary not
wi,hstanding, is what We want.
whether for fancy or market.
This size we find in the Bronze
turkey. combined with beauty
and vigor. We must star, with
good stock. large il il true. but
no, biros that have been kept
turdcned with IA, all winter and
which probably have diseased
l,vcrs and kidneys from high
feeding. but birds with good
bone. muscle. vigor and ae,,vi-
ty. Wcll-marked plumage. TOO.
we must have il VIC wish to
cater to the fancy, otherwise We
can dispense with fancy mark
ings.
When the laying season com.
menccs do not feed heavy. cx-
pec,ing 10 force i large egg yield
a. numbers r not what YOU
want. You want eggs with
strong germs 10 hatch strong
pouits. Take care o. the eggs
till you r ready TO set them;
then incuba,e them any way YOU
please. no matter how 80 you get
the poults. aud get them IN good
season. not 100 early nor too
late.
Now the raising ~ i different
thing. DO not try TO raise them
ia any other way than with the
turkey hen. Keep them PEN
ned up for a time, ten days or
two weeks early IN the season,
$50 - sk. s~.anU n fau. daNa -
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15

o'Sou iFCu SWccb
milk, chick feed, mash, etc,
any one or all, but do not neg
lect the eggs. They can be the
'nfertlle eggs from your incuba-
tor or sitting hens as a rule. and
so are not expensive. We feed
a little egg till our poults are
able TO find all their own food.
We tried leaving off eggs and
curd one or two years and used
only chick feed, but we found
our BIRDS were not as we'll able
to resist the various difficulties
OF the autumn as when fed COR
recty while young.
DO not aim to get weight on
your turkeys before they have
arrived at an age when they can
stand tat,ening. Remember a.
soon as the grain begins to rip
ca towards fall the turkey be.
comes a gourmand. /, cannot
ind enough grasshoppers and
other insects TO satisfy its ra.
pacious appetite and is compell.
ed TO feed on grains. and IL it
has not been carried up TO this
time with a good vigorous body
and strong. healthy digestion.
all the ills TO which il Is heir at.
tack it; aud last. but not least,
the awful black head" which
means, as a rule. 4 dead turkey.
and tina, after the ela,ed breed.
or has almost spent the price OF
the bird, Even with the best
care We know how TO give. loca-
ton will ye, hold Us to a small
flock. but If each farmer would
rear even a small flock. the qucs.
ton OF supply would be solved.
Another stone n the way is
the farmer who think, a turkey
a great nuisance, and that i, eats
more grain than il is worthless.
pecially If Il is his neighbours
bird. Now this Is another mis-.
take. The turkey is a scaven-
ger by nature. l, doe~ no; take
10 grain till il exhausts the sup
ply o! insects, and AZ insects
arc very destructive TO growing
crops. the grain the turkey eats
~ nor than paid for by the
good Il does. We have state
laws passed 10 protect wild
birds for the purpose OF de-
s,roying pests; SO why not add
little common sense to our
ideas of the use OF the turkey
and protect it also: Ii our
,eipbbor's flock ONE 10 our
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-07-15

Eggs s. my MY .' t: ." .: : :.
Er. Leghorn.. Young eoekcrc!s soc
Up. Belgian hares and fancy pigeons
shipped anywhere on approval. sat
istac,ion guaranteed always.
r.. S-gpLtso RispEa.
Route I. Leigh;un. Ala.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
BULLS ARE IN CONTROL AND MAY HOLD
 ADVANTAGE
Red Metal Advances and De- mand Stronger-CopperS
 Extensively Bought. i,
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The bulls have the market in hand. and from all indications they are go- ing to hold it. Copper metal was ad- vanced again today 1-Sc. and demand is getting stronger. Copper stocks are ct present the whole issue. New Works are being sold and coppers bought up by conservative men.
 Superior & Pittsburg and Cananea Central were the most attractive in the whole list The advance in Supe- rior & Pittsburg was a wonder. All stocks offered up to $25 was taken up. and a few sales were made at that figure. At the close. however. there was considerable. offered at $25. and I understand that there was some Of fered at $24.50.
 Cananea Central acted we'll today, making an advance of almost hve points. sales being made in New York at $27; but at the close there were signs of liquidation, end sales were made at SPA at the close. Late this afternoon Warren was eagerly sought after. sales being made at $16. This stock has been bought up quietly dur ing the week, and the demand for il today soon brought out all the cheal stock that had been scattered around
 American will without doubt fall 1T line. with Warren and see better prices before the close of the week. Denn Arizona also took on a little life, an I would not be at all surprised to se' some advance in this stock shortly Calumet & Arizona took on yer! handsome gain, selling at $130 and a: high as s133. Old North Butte tool on g strong advance, selling as tow a sl0S and as high as $115. closing a sf13.37. Tomorrow the market shoul be good.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
FROM BLACK DIAMOND.

F. H. Mitchell, Metallurgist of the Black Diamond Copper Company at Rack Diamond. in this county, is in Tucson for a brief rest.
 The 200-ton shelter at Black Dia- mend has, after a successful run, sus- pended operations temporarily, until s'oping ground can be opened up on the extension of the old Bulhead ore chute.
 This deposit, which the recently dis covered ore body opened up by the Dividend winze, constitutes a valu- able asset for the mine and when sui. ficiently developed will insure an ex- tended and profitable campaign at the reduction plant.
 The Middlemarch company at Mid dlemarch are making preparations to pump out the shaft and resume sink ing. Both John Gleason and the Cop per Bell Co, at Gleason, are shipping ore from that well known camp and the we'll founded report that large company is soon to enter the field has stimulated the small holders 10 renewed activity on their claims.
 The parties who recently held bond on the Leadville group of claims about two miles northeast of Gleeson, failed 10 take up the bond and the owners Fitch have resumed operations and are shipping high grade ore. They are also arranging for the cree ton of additional machinery and the construction af more buildings.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
RICH GOLD STRIKE MADE IN FINAL COUNTY
 PROPERTY Splendid Bodies Rich Gold Ore Exposed in Incline Shaft
 Sunk 12O Feet.

A remarkable strike has been made in the J. I. Coleman and l.. w. Rig gins gold mine, situated near Troy.
 After sinking an inclined shaft to depth Of i20 feet, in which was ex- posed splendid bodies of rich gold ore, the boys went down the hill and start ed tunnel to tap the vein at good depth below the bottom of the inclined shaft. This tunnel is now in distance of 1S0 fee. and at the breast of it a four foot vein was crosscut. This vein lies in contact between quartz ite and lime schist and stands almost vertical. The vein gangue is principal ly rose quartz and some of 1t is phenomenally rich in free gold.
 We horned a piece of this quartz in which the gold was not visible, yet the string of colors caught in the spoon indicated value of at least s400 per ton in clean, bright gold. Some se- lected specimens will assay S100, 900 in geld. The average of the entire four feet of vein matter is very high and there is little doubt that Messrs. Cole nan and Higgins now have one of the richest gold mines in the territory.
 Last week the editor of the Blade went through the workings of the Bryan. or Riverside group, anu stated. ir Saturdays issue of this paper that conditions n the bottom If the No. 2 shaft indicated that Jhe latter was just on top of a rich ore shoot. Monday night his judgment was confirmed by the night shift breaking into the top of the richest ore shoot yet discovered in the mine. The pay streak is over two feet wide. The ore IS chalcopy- rite ard bornire. inc latter assaying over 40 per cent.
 The shoot cut in the west 50 foot level is also improving in botE luan- tity and quality. A mill sampie of the finest" taken from this shoo. and as
 saved Monday gave return of 3D per cent in copper, beside gold and silver values.-Florence Blade.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
AFTER BLACK MOUNTAIN.
Thursday. October 4. 1906.

The Dener attorney, who was ue- feated in suit recently brought against Black Mountain Mining com pany is out with a pamphlet in which he pretends to give a history of the property and his case. According to his story one day a dashing young girl, beautiful and accomplished, astride a fleet broncho. galloped up to Certo Prieto, jumped off and immed- lately began to drive location stakes. This, according to his yarn, was the first that was known of the great mineral treasure of Black Mountain. It is very pretty romance as he tells it, but all this has little to do with the real enterprise. We heard the dis. covery and early locations were made in an entirely different manner, with nothing of the romantic Or spectacular about it. Anyhow. the present com pany has the property, is clearly en- titled to it, a:id the ...il is said tc be doing fine business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
BLAST FURNACE BLOWN .~ IN AT HUMBOLDT
 SHELTER Is Especially Adapted to Low Grade Ore Which Com
 pany Uses.

Last evening at 7:30 o'clock, the new blast furnace recently added to its plant at Humboldt by the Arizona Smelling company, was blown in, and at late hour last night was reported to be working in first-class condition, says the Prescott Journal Miner.
 The furnace, which has capacity of 250 tons daily. is particularly adapt cd to the smelting of coarse. low grade silicious ores. It is a valuable acquisi- tion to the company's plant, as large amount of the output of the mines of this section is composed of ores of this character, which cannot be treated as economically by the reverberatory pro cess as by the blast furnace method.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

The price of Arizona Commercial showed steady decline during the past week. The selling was largely by those who had big prifits in the shares, and was a very foolish piece of business. as the shares were rapid ly snapped up by the insiders. With in very short time the company should be down to its sixth level and there it will unoestionably encounter pghrst-ade 'sulptides. wlsic&. ,shouti send the stock up above 50. Remem- her that there are 90,000 shares of Arizona Commercial and two mines, both of which have ore enough block ed out to more than ustify present selling prices. The company will be easily making its shareholders SIG per snare per annum at no late date.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
CAPTAIN BURGESS
 MAKES "A SALE

and will prosecute vigorous and ex- tensive development on the claims.
 The property is most promising. At 50 feet depth. 43 feet of 10.3 per cent copper sulphides have been cross-cut, and the hanging. from surface meas uiements is upward of 100 feet fur ther ahead. The ore is getting richer in copper as the cross-cut advances toward the hanging wall. This ledge crops for 15.000 lineal feet and in several places is upward of 600 feet wide. This property will make Tucson the copper city of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

! TUCSON, Oct. 4.-Captain John D. Burgess has transferred his group Of fifteen claims and four millsites, situated seven miles north of Tucson to the Pontotoc Copper company. The consideration is $300,oo0. This dis covery was made last March and Cap tain Burgess has made the record of discovery, development and sale of mining property of this section at least six months and $300,00o. The new company is composed of Texas and Mississippi people, but the officers and board of directors are for the present Tucson people.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
Pritchard, Hagen & Co.
Brc kers ara Promoters.

Brokers ara Promoters.
 Front Rooms, New Telephone eldq., Phone 135, eisbee, Arix.
 The handling of "Bonanxa Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR sPE- ciALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our office ''every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
 Oct. 4, 1906.-There was not a moments rest in the markec today. With traders more eager than ever to secure their DOT ton of the leading stocks; prices are soaring upward so that it appears very much like a struggle between the leaders On the boa; ds for the biggest share of the favors and ad- vance. There are no favorites practically speaking for the reason that nearly all on the list are in big demand.
 Superior & Pittsburg, Cana nea Central, North Butte, c. X A.. East Butte and Warren are a.i s,roag ana the advances being made in these is some thing phenomenal.
 There is considerable doing in Keweenaw and ihe stock is holding very firm.
 Warren is to be the leader for a number of days at least, and American will doubtless follow in sympathy. All plans for the Warren Street railway, sewerage system, water system and other important matters , pertaining to the commence ment of some extraordinary hustling and bustling on War ren property are completed and the big doings are to take place in the very near future. There will be a decided advance in Warren as we'll as American and Denn.
 C1Ocipg ,n.afinpc.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
GREENE CONSOLIDATED.

This company seems to be in most enyiable position. It's production of copper for the month of September will be at it's normal rate, and the earnings will be still better Greene Consolidated is getting a cent pound more for its production at the pres ent time than 1t was two months ago and this increase will mean a great deal to the property.
 The development work at several points on the property has been ez' t-emely satisfactory. ' The company is now getting some results from it's Sierra Madre Lumber company, and is will consequently be able to do more at less expense than ever before in it's history.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
Paine's Daily Letter.

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-People are just getting awake to the possibilities of these copper stocks. Orders are pouring in from all over the country to buy the dividend payers. Range will sell at $90, Butte Coalition $50, North Butte $120. c. & A. s1.40, Osce- ola s130. Mohawk $75, and Utah $75 before this move even hesitates. Of the non-dividend payers, Shannon. AL louez, Centennial and Wiona are the best You can buy Range anywhere under s90 and make a profit.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
HENNINGER IN GLOBE.

The Globe Telegram says: John Henninger, well-known business man of Tombstone. is in the city on busi- ness. This is his first visit to Globe since this month two years ago, and he is kicking that he did not invest in some real estate bargains offered him then. Two pieces of property rendered him have advanced about 500 per cent in the meant ;ime.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
CONTINENTAL IS SHIPPING.

The Continental mine in the Globe district is shipping about fifty tons of ore daily. and twenty-five teams are employed hauling it to the Old Dom- inion smelter The new road is one of the. best in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
COPPER.
The Fcreian Demand Responsible for
 High Copper Prices.


 High Copper Prices.
 Boston--A large copper producer says: AS a rule, when the demand for copper in this country is sack it is heavy abroad, but the remarkable circumstance in the present copper market is that the demand for copper comes from both this country and the foreign consumers at the same tinfe. and notwithstanding a production of about 100,000,000 pounds of copper Ter month in this country there is not enough to go around.
 "The foreigners have been forced into the market because of the lack of supplies abroad. At IS 1-2 cents the foreigners refused to come into the market, anticipating lower figures. Now they are obliged to come in and pay 3-i cents premium over the IS 1-2 cent price, which was in force several months. The foreign market is now above the price in this country. while the opposite is generally the case"
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
New York Letter.

NV YORK, Oct. 3.-The market was dull and irregular. caused by a rumor that President Roosevelt is to deliver a speech today attacking trusts. This caused some uneasiness and selling. Total sales, 6S5, ,60o. Money. per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

Those people who are so keen to annex Cuba. do not say that they will assist in the fighting.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

If Stensland did not have another 'job" at present, how the dime mus eums would like to get him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

As a spelling Teformer Mark Twain is getting close to the point where Josh Billings began.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

Tn Cuba the rule seems to be that no election is valid unless your side wins.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

How to keep a helf-baked republic f:om spelling is the problem which confronts S. cretary Taft.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

Gen. Funston may have to go to swimming rivers in Cuba
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05

Seems paradoxical that landing force in Cuba should be the first step towards peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-05
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

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