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The Springfield herald., 1906-05-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS,
Office of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.

Denver, Colorado, Apiil 18th. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that j. MARTIN FORD
whose postoilicc address i- Garrett, okla, o,
April 18th 1906 made application No 1895 to
the state Board OF Land Commissioners to
lease the following described School Lunde,
situate In Baca County. Colorado, to-wit:
Al of Section &C, Township ~ south, Range
&c West.
No other applications to lease the anvc
described premises or objections against the
above application will be considered after
May l.ta, iaoG.
MARX e. WoonRurr,
Register State Board Land Cumnis issioner-.
The Springfield herald., 1906-05-04

H. Oxenreider hes been kept
from visiting his friends in town
By a oprained ankle sustained
while coming west. 1t IS i,aprov-
ing.
The Springfield herald., 1906-05-04
LOCAL TIME TABLE
OF THE
(LAmar, Colo.)

(Lamar, Colo.)
New Time Table in Effect Jan. /, 1906
WEST BOUND
No. 1-California express .2:5S a. m.
No. 3-California Limited . $40 p. m.
No. 5-Denver express. ss........ 1:l2 a. m.
No. 7--CaliforTia and Denver
e%pteaS. q. m.
No. 9--California and Denver 9. 90 a. m.
No. e3-Way freight. $3.50 a. m.
EAST BOUND
No. 2-Chicago express 1915 a. m.
No. 4-Limited, d,................l:O7 p. m.
No. 6-Denver express, ...... 2:5s a. m.
No. s-Chscago express 2.05 p. m.
No. l0-Missouri river flyer 1910 p. m.
No. s4--Way freight .......... l:07 p. m.
No. and No. 8 make local stops be-
tween Dodge City and La Junta and
connect at La Junta with trains to and
from Pueblo and Denver.
G. J. Garvin, Agent,
Lamar, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1906-05-04
Nothing Like Them

Ask to see our fine selection Of
Parker Lucky Curve Fountain
Pens when in town. They are
the very thing to give a friend.
All prices. Guaranteed.
The Springfield herald., 1906-05-04

Says l
To myself--says l.
The Denver Post is
The paper 10 buy
Says I.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
GLOBE TOURNAMENT Is SURE ID BE BIG
 SUCCESS
Prizes Amounting to S1750 Go to Winners and Losers in
 Ball Games.

GLOBE, Sept 27.-The Globe base. ball tournament which will be held in this city from September 29th to Oc- tober 9th. is already an assured sue cess. Three prizes heve been offered. The first prize will be $1000; the sec. ond prize will be $500, and the third prize will be s200, given in addition to this there will be s100 to each of the lcsiDS teams.
 Five teams have been entered in the tournament. These are Albuquer- que, Fl Paso. Tucson, Bisbee and the Examiner team of Los Angeles. These are concededly the best teams within the scope of the tournament and some fine ball is confidently looked for by the management and the local base ball fans.
 The railroads have made exception ally good rates to the tournament. The Southern Pacific has announced an open one fare round trip rate from Benson and Fl Paso to Bowie and the Fl Paso & Southwestern has an- nounced a one fare round trip rate from Douglas and points west. Tickets will be on sale on these two lines September 18th, good for re turning October 7rh, and a large crowd Is already assured to the tournament.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
DRAYMEN RETAIN ATTORNEY ID
 SUE CITY
Leader States That Three of the City Fathers Will Be Strong Witnesses for Plain tiffs in Suit Against City,

It seems that the local transformer are gathering strength in their fight against the license ordinance. The latest reports are to the effeci that three of the members of the City Council are willing to testify that at the time the ordinance was passed they considered the present license ex. orbitant.
 It was announced yesterday that the transformer had practically closed arrangements with Attorney Cunning. ham of Tombstone to take their case. and fight the city. There are some details which have to be attended S and for the purpose of fixing these matters. the transformer will hold another meeting this evening.
 When seen yesterday one of the leaders in the movement for reduc- ton of the license stated that he had assurances from three members of the City Council that they would be wit nesses in behalf of the transformer in regard 10 the reasonableness Of the present license Who the councilmen are the party would not say at the present time. The councilmen stated that they were not in favor of placing the transformers license st s30. as il seemed to them to be exorbitant- but that they had nevertheless voted for the passage of the ordinance. Tine transformer hoped that their petition would again be taken up at last nights meeting of the council and receive ia ,orable action, but they were disap pointed.
 It was stated that the transformer would be willing to pay license of s10 a quarter, but that they consider ed anything more than that as un just.
 It seems that ma aiority of the council are standing firm for the higher license. and inc matter will undoubtedly be brought into court.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
ARE ]. PREPARING ID
 FIGHT
At Meeting Held Yesterday Af- ternoon It Was Decided to Put Up Primary Ticket in Opposition to Machine.

That the faction of the local Re- publican party known as the insur- gent faction have not given up hope of being able to take the control of the party away from the McReynolds- Cassidy-Doyle machine was evidenced yesterday by the fact that the promi- nent men in the opposition to the steering committee held a meeting to arrange details for fight which will be waged at the coming primaries.
 Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at the office of Dr. c. L. Caven. at which were present Dr. c. L. Caven. s. W. Clawson, R. A. Kirk, c. w. and several others who have been prominently identified with the oppo- sition to the machine which now has the party in its control.
 On Wednesday evening the Rcpubli- can County Central Committee, of which c. l. McReynolds is chairman, issued call for mass-meeting to be held at Tammany Hall presumably for the purpose of selecting a ticket to be voted on at the primaries. It was learned shortly after the publish ing of this call that the insurgents had been very active in the past few weeks since the hurricane session of the Central Committee. which was held in the Copper Queen hotel. Inn mediateiy after the call was issued. the insurgents decided to hold their meeting and decide on a plan of ac- ton. They also issued a call but only prominent insurgents heard it.
 At the meeting held yesterday after noon it was decided to place a ticket in the field at the coming primary election. and use every means at hand to secure majority of the delegates to the county nominating convention. thus getting the whip hand, and mak- ing it a foregone conclusion that the present members of the Central Com mittee will be retired 10 political ob- livion for some time to come. The insurgents claim that they have strength enough to carry their pur- pose, and if they do Jack White will be advanced by the Bisbee delegation for the nomination for the office of sheriff. and Biddy Doyle will be left to pick up the pieces of the busted machine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
sNfO ,TH TRICK BOILED
 BY SERVANT GIRL

FL PASO- Sept. 27.-Late yester- day afternoon smooth-taIking, we'll dressed young man rang the bell of the residence of S. J. Larkin, All Montana street. and when the servant girl answered the bell announced him. self as belonging to the electric light company and asked permission to ex- anime the wiring in the upper part of the house. This was granted him and he proceeded to mount the stairs with the servant following. At this moment the telephone bell rang and she turned back to answer it. She failed to find anyone on the wire and spent some little time in trying to raise someone
 Suddenly she became suspicious that all was not well and she rushed up the stairs after the electric light man. As she reached the top of the stairs he was coming down, and the jingle of something that bulged out of his coat alarmed her. When they reached the bottom of the staircase she, with great presence of mind, rushed into room and got a revolver and had tne man covered ptlufe ne Couiu Sct the door open.
 With a rich Irish brogue she bade him stand and deliver. He hes.tated. but a flash from a pair of determined Irish eyes showed him that a get-a- way was out of the question. For a minute they faced each other in si- lence.
 Then the phone rang again. In an unsteady voice the man told her that the telephone bell was ringing. "Divii take tn phone" she answered "You nivir mind thot. Give up what yez has under tn coat or OH shoot." In a very crestfallen manner the thief produced a small bank, cast in the form of pig, from its hiding place and threw it on the floor. And as the plucky little Irish lassie stopped to re- cover it he threw open the door and made good his escape.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
SEWER BONDS HAVE BEEN
 S0lD
Continued from Page 1.

matter was referred to the city at torney.
 City Attorney Merritt then placed before the council the bonds and con tracts which he had drawn to cover the building of the Naco road retain ing wall and the laying of a sidewalk around the Copper Queen plaza. On account of slight error, the contract to govern the construction of the re- taining wall was referred to the city attorney to straighten out technical point which arose as to the amount to be paid by the Copper Queen com pany, the E. P. & s. ". company and the city, respectively. The contract with Polti for the construction of the sidewalk was accepted by the council and signed by the mayor and city clerk on behalf of the city, and Polti in his own behalf. Polti furnished a bond of $500 for the proper perform ance of the work, which will begin next week. He was given sixty days in which to have the sidewalk com pleted.
 Mdy UT SdSen IHen aShcO tle COuIlClI its pleasure in regard to the appoint ment of a successor to Sanitary In- spector Spaulding, who was discharged at the last meeting of the council on account of the numerous complaints of incompetency in this department. Councilman Devine was not present at the last meeting and asked how it was that Spaulding had been discharged. He was told that the matter had been left in the hands of the mayor, and that the members of the council who were present at that meeting acqui- esced in the action which the mayor took in declaring the office vacant on account of the incompetency of the incumbent. On referring to the min utes of the last meeting it was found that no regular action had been made in regard to the matter. but to remove all doubts as to the discharge of Spaulding, Councilman Allen stated that he did not believe the city was being benefited by the department under the present supervision, and for that reason made a motion to declare
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28

the office vacant Deyine then se- cured the floor, and in a rambling talk stated that the duties of the office were numerous, but he did not state any reason for the retention of Spaul- ding. Hogan made some remarks from his seat along the same line4 Shattuck then stated that he had not been present at the last meeting when number of citizens appeared in per- son and protested against the way that department of the city was bejRg conducted. Mayor Caven the. stated the motion which had been made by Allen and seconded by Morris, advo- eating the removal of Spauljing, and asked for vote. Allen and Morris Hogan voted against the motion. Shat tuck refused to vote. It looked very much as if the mayor would have a vote and settle the tie, when an ad- journment was moved and carried. leaving the matter entirely unsettled.
 In regard to the bid which was made for the sewer bonds, Cashier Hood. of the Miners and Merchants Bank stated last evening, that his bank had made the oily bid as matter of con venience. but that the First National Bank and the Bank of Bisbee are also aiding the city in the matter of the bond issue. The last named banks will take the amount of bonds which they agreed to take at the time the bankers had meeting to discuss the matter. +x,3
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
EoUIPs ROAD WITH MOTOR CARS

OMAHA, Sept. 27-As rapidly as the cars can be turned out the Union Pacific is equipping it's branch lines with gasoline motors. In the opin- ion of E. H. Hartman these will rev olutionize the railroad business by making the small feeder lines profita- ble and meeting the competition of the electric roads. Several new cars go into service tomorrow morning. Two start on regular schedule between Lincoln and Beatrice, thirty-nine miles, and another goes on the line between St. Paul and Loup City, also thirty. nine miles. Five others are already in service.
 It is Harriman's plan to equip all the branches of the system with these cars as rapidly as possible, and to build new branches until the territory is gridironed. The cars are for pas sengers and trailers carry baggage, mail and express. The trailers are built of steel and are so light that two men can push one.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
In its sinking and drirting at its new

In it's sinking and drifting at it's new mine at the Globe Consolidated con- pany is progressing very fast. and has already cut copper ore of very high grade. This was fully expected by the company. for the tunnel in which ore has been cut was directed toward the Taylor fault. where the Old Dom inion has a ricn ore deposit, and the tunnel is but few hundred feet fur ther along the fault than tie openpgs of the old ore company. But it was is not yet reached This week a copper seam of high grade ore, one foot wide. was cut in the tunnel. and the drift has been turned to follow the seam, in the hope that it may widen out and improve Already it is more than enough to pay all present costs |of developing that section of the property
 In the big shaft, which is being sunk a. a rate of progress of more tuou luV lcSt d hOhtus IS dhCous ot- tained, and the shaft is down better than 50 feet, and well timbered to the bottom. It is not in ore, and has beer purposely put away from the ground. At about 300 feet drift will be driven and this is expected 10 cut the Taylor and Buffalo faults. and develop large amount of ore. With depth the shaft lis expected 10 cut the deeper diorite veins of the district. and to find large deposits that are in the nature of true Assure vines, similar to those at Butte
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28

At the lime quarry east of Douglas where T. T. Hines is getting out lime rock for use as Aux in the Douglas smelters work is now progressing on me erection of huge bins into which the rock, after being crushed will be placed from which it will be taken into ;ie cars. The bins will have a ca paeity of 1000 ton sof rock. It per- haps is not generally known. but the Copper Queen smelter in this city re- quires 400 tocs of lime rock daily which goes into the furnaces along with the ore and coke.
 A machinery plant is on the ground at the quarry to crush the rock, after it is quarried from the hill. This ma chinery will be set up and put in op- eration as soon as the bins are com pleted. To run this machinery a 150 horse power boiler is being installed.
 Mr. Hines is working an average of about 100 men at the quarry.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
ANOTHER THROUGH TRAIN
 FOR THE SOUTHERN PAclEI,

On November Ist another thrCueL train ranning each way will be put on the Southern Pacific and the G. H.
 lines between San Francisco and New Orleans according to General Agent A. w. Cheesman of the G. H. This
 will make a double daily service be-
 tween these two cities and informed.
 fate points.
 The new train will be Nos. and s,
 which at present run between San An tonio and New orleans and, on the Pacific coast, between Los Angeles and Oakland, Cal. The plan is to ex- tend tlais service between Los An geles and San Antonio, thereby mak- ing another through train from the
 coast metropolis to the Srescent city. So far the schedule of the new train has not been determined. It was de- cided not long ago to arrange the run ming time of the two new trains. go- ing in either direction, so that they
 would meet in El Paso about noon time each day. but General Agent Cheesman declared that this arrange ment has been abandoned. Mir. Chees- man stated that the exact time the trains should be put on is giving the passenger department of the two lines
 no inconsiderable amount of figuring for many and divers calculations must be taken into account in arranging the
 schedules, such las the connections
 with branch lines of the two roads and with other connecting roads.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
GLOBE MINERS 60 ON STRIKE FOR MORE
 WAGES Claim They Are Entitled to an Increase of Fifty Gents a Day.

GLOBE Sept. 26.-The two shifts of men engaged in sinking the shaft at the Globe Consolidated property ad- joining the Gray mine went on strike the other day.
 The men claim that they have gone below the 100 foot level. and that the union scale calls for s4 per day after that depth. They have been paid the wage scale for union labor above the 100 foot level, which is $3.50.
 All the men went out. numbering sixteen, eight on each shift. Three of the men went back. and the new men were put to work at the old rate of $3.50 per day. Development work is being carried on as usual.
 A correspondent writing to the News News Tribune regarding Globe Consolidated. under date of September P. says:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
cEoL ooisTs WERE
 GREATLY IMPRESSED.

FL pASO. Sept. 27.-The twenty aecloeists who visited the copper mines ar Bisbee, Globe, Morenci, Cliff tho. Cananea and Nacozari. following the visit of the party here last week, returned from Arizona and Sonora yes .erday morning and left almost immc- distely for Mexico City. where they will join the party which returned to that city directly from Fl Paso.
 All these geologists, eminent men from all over the world, were greatly impressed with the wonderful display of natures treasures which are be- ing developed in the mining camps visited and several declared that Ari- gzona and Sonora are truly. as they have often been termed, natures 1 treasure house."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28
UNWILLING MONUMENT.

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. z7.-The monument erected in the state ceme' tery at this city in memory of Gen Albert Sidney Johnston. was formally unveiled and dedicated under the auspices of Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter, United Daughters of the t'on- federacy, yesterday. Several hundred
 members of the Texas division U- D C., and Confederate Veterans are here and too kpart in the exercises. for which an interesting program had been arranged.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28

Secretary Taft has discovered that the Cuban patriot is very uncertain quantity of doubtful quality. It looks like Uncle Sam would have to do some parental spanking in Cuba.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28

As there ;s aotbing doing on the republican side of the political fence the Dispatch shows disposition to butt in on the democratic side.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-28

Mark Smith and Arizona or Aims worth and New Mexico. Now the is sue is straight.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

panias With the rnlicv holders Is ius' a. .
apparent uuw even more so--ss :, Was !
"a hen the investigation was ia progress.
Dsy ~ day It is seen that there i no
change ia spirit In the companies. The
head, have he-n cut oil, hut that has
not changed the vital,, the blood flows
IN tia. same old way.
The companies will continue their old
cour,.. of extravaganza and reckless use
of the policy holders mouey-Paying it
out for sg-nis' innkeis, FOR big commits
sious. Relating expenses and nearly all
the evils that come from competition in
business and ia the use Of money.
The mere fact that the big companies
are ia control of multi milliOuaires, who
fight with each other for such control
that they may naye the personal Use OF
the poicy holders fuuis To make mil
/ lions for themselS -s--this alone should
stir every policy holder. Ryan in control
of the Equitable, Morgan, Rockefeller
and Hartman fighting for control Of one
or the other, is spectacle that ought to
send a SILVER down the back of every
policy holder.
The men in control OF the great COM
panies used the policy holders money
for their own profit aud for debauching
legislation and are crininally liable yet
no attempt has been made to prosecute
them. Hendricks, the New York super
iutendent. was. to say the least, dereli;t
TO his duty, yet he continues in office
The Legislature of New York has done
nothing yet towards curing the evil that
. ii has so long permitted.
Is it not time for the policy holder
to begin an effort TO control their owl
, property eau they expect an homes
| administration unless they do Ii thu
. owners OF the business do not run i
/ themselves they will soon have no bust
| u.ss. No legislation can take the plac,
= of personal supervision,
shall be pleased to add to the lis
r already in all those who care to belong
to snch an organization. Ia writing
/ give the name of the company in ~hicl
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
The Egg question.

The problem of finding cheap
poultry food that will increase egg pro
duction during the winter when eggs
are high has been solved by those
farmers who purchase Green Gu, Bone
and Meat for their poultry.
{. S. Page of Hyde Park, Vt, grinds
many thousand pounds annually of this
article and is this year selling it for
$3.50 per barrel Of 200 pounds freight
prepaid to buyers railroad station.
There is now no reason for going with.
out this staple poultry food. If you
cannot use "a barrel yourself, get so:ae
of your neighbors to join in with you,
yoh will find it valuable as an egg
producer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

The people of the United States are
quick to show their appreciation of true
greatness of character There has been
no greater expression of this character.
istic than in the national sorrow aud
marks of respect attending the death
and burial of General Joseph Wheeler.
Forty years ago he fought bravely aud
tenaciously in the ranks of the Confed-
crates Later he was true hero in the
Cuban swamps, fighting under the Stars
aud Stripes; while in his private aud
civil life he has ever been man OF
noble parts We thank God for such
lives, and recognize as blessed events
those which bring the veterans OF the
Grey aud the veterans of the Blue to.
gether as friends and comrades, under
QUE flag and inspired with Que great
hope, vieing with each other to do honor
to the memory OF u great man, who a
few years ago, led 10y al un.rammeled
conscience, looked upon thousands Of
them as enemies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
M organ Center.

Mrs. Homer Burroughs, who has been
visiting relatives in this place, has
returned to her home in Dixville, Que.
Claude Peavey has purchased Geo.
Ewens farm for $3.50.
Miss Vinton entertained the class of
'03 at her home Saturday evening Febru.
AIRY g. The occasion was very pleasant
Que.
There were no services here last Sun.
day owing to the illness Of the pastor,
Rev. Mr. Blodgett.
Mrs. II. Danfortl has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. a. Bemis in
Island Pond.