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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1906.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at p. m. and allowed
claims as follows:
McMinnemee working on mill road
tax Goodrich township -. ....... 2 SO
Crawford County Telephone Company
Rental Of instruments and Tools.... 80 90
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT RE-
PORT.
January 1905 amount on hand. ....$ 1872 &c
Examination fees. ............. ;. 366 90
Institute enrollment....... .......... 2l1 90
State Appropriation. .......... So 90
Total ......... ...... . 500 81
Institute Ell enses $500. 80. $50. ....e 665 81
January 1906 amount on hand...... 143 95
Total.......... ...S 800 s6
F. L. HOFFMAN,
County Supt.
Committee on settlement, Thos.
Ahart, H. w. Maynard.
On motion report was accepted and
committee discharged.
COUNTY RECORDERS REPORT.
1. the undersigned M. L. Houlihan
Jr., County Recorder, do hereby GER
tify and report that during the year,
beginning January LIST, 1905, and end
ing December 3lst, 1905, l collected
as fees for recording instruments of
record as provided by law the aggre-
gate sum of $2O9O.O5 as shown by re-
ceipt attached.
M. L. LOULIHAN, JR.,
County Reoo1pe1
On motion report was adopted.
We the appointed committee on
settlement with NJ. L. Houlihan. ir.
County Recorder, report that we have
examined his records and find that he
has collected all fees pertaining to
his Office from January LIST, 1905 to
January LIST, 1906 the sum of $1,000. O5
and has deposited same with the Coun-
ty Treasurer.
THOS. AHART,
H. w. MAYNARD,
Committee.
On motion report was accepted and
committee discharged.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25

Treasurers ONCE, Crawford County.
DENIsON, Iowa. Jan. 1, 1906
I hereby certify that the foregoing state.
ment of the amounts of money on hand to
the credit of the several funds is true and
correct, as appears from the books in my
office, this list day of January, 1906.
THEO. KUHL,
County Treasurer
We. the undersigned, John Cook, G. H
Molter, a Committee of the Board of Super
visors, report that we have examined the
accounts of Theo Kuhl, County Treasurer,
and that the foregoing list of balances is
correct and that the aforesaid amount of
| s73 803.04 is on hand.
JOHN COOK
G. H. MOLTER
Committee on settlement with County Treas
urer, and members of the Board of Super
visors.
Depison, Iowa, Jah. II, 1906.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25


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John Smith labor. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Fred Fitzsimmons labor..... :. $50
Henry kanningls labor. ....... $50
Frank Wulf labor. :. ............. 800
Brockelsby supt ........... 400
Brockelsby labor .. 500
Neal Cramption labor $50
John Powers labor. Observation-Disclosures. 500
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25
County Auditor
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1906.

On motion report was accepted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-01-25

On motion report was accepted and
committee discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
ORE FROM FAIRVIEW.
Roads Are Lined With Teams From
That and Other Camps.

The stream OF ore that has
continued to go out of camp
sirce sunday morning is most
pleasing sight. says the Fairview,
Mo, News, All the big teams
from the Falrview, Wonder, Togo and
Eastgate freight routes have taken
out ore this week. contrary TO the
usual procedure, owing to an increase
In the price per ton mine owners have
agreed to pay. An increase Of S2.50
per ton has beer made, and conse-
quently the outgoing tonnage Is now
immense comparatively. Another rea-
son for this increase IN the back-haul
tonnage Is the fact that within the
past two weeks the in-haul has doub.
led and there are many more teams
available for the ore haul. This week
the congestion at the Nevada HIS
mine has been greatly relieved. md
the production of rich ores has again
assumed the great volume. Tho mer-
chants of the camp are receiving large
shipments OF goods and there is a
general air Of preparation for big
winter business, Notwithstanding this
everyone knows that Il Is but a alcs-
uon OF short time until the tonnage
out OF the camp Will exceed that com
ing in. and this means that transporta.
ZION facilities must be provided Wing
held-Nixon have notified team sters
mat they will paw S125o per ton for
the haul to Falion, Some of the ore
new going out is being stored at the
hub city, Ia await the arrival OF tho
railroad tracts, which are at the river
TWO miles west Of town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
HALF MILLION IN
CACTUS PROFITS
------------------------------
Salt Lakers Who Bought New
house a Week Ago Are
Now Ahead.
MR.. NEWH0USE VISITS MINE.
Gives News" Readers an Idea Of Ix-
tent of Recent Develops
mcnts There.

Newhouse Cactus stock has been the
sensation Of the week and one prom
ment broker said today that Salt LAX
ers who have made Investments within
the past week can now see profits of at
least 100000. There Is not much
doubt about the above statement being
true and when this fact was called TO
the attention to Samuel Newhouse.
who returned from making ~ inspec-
ton of the Cactus mine this morning
where he was accompanied by General
Manager Lafayette Hanchett, the min-
Ing magnate declared that he was very
much gratified to know that salt Lake
people had purchased the stock so gem
erously az low prices aud that II was
his sincere hope thar they woud realiz.
still more handsomely
As regards 10 his trip 10 the mine
Mr.. Newhouse stated that he wiis COM
PEELED to confess that he had been con-
fronted with some surprises and had
no hesitcncy IN saying that the
Cactus will rank among the greatest
copper mines OF this state.
"The strike made in the Cactus
said Mr. Newhouse TO News repre-
sentative today SIS not entirely "a new
one for the development OF this Inn
mense orebody has been going on for
about three months While ! was in
Europe and since my return to Amer
lea, | received assurances from Mr..
Hanchett from time To time that con-
ditlons at this mine had materially Inn
proved during my absence. but he gave
me no intimation of the real import
ance OF 1t until yesterday when we en-
tered the mine | was wholly unpre-
pared to be confronted with such an
exhibit. both In the extent OF the de-
Nelopment done and the character OF
ore exposed.
while the extent OF the orebody has
not been definitely determined. some
idea OF Its extent can perhaps be real
lied when | tell YOU that on the No 4
level we have run crosscut In ore FOR
distance Of LIS feet without exposing
the walls. The crosscut ls still being
pushed ahead. On the No . level the
width is 2g5 feet and on the No. n
cross cut had penetrated the ore for 40
feet when the men working there went
on shift last night and has exposed
there the highest grade ore ever found
IN the Cactus mine
Regarding the value OF the ore ex-
posed In these various workings, MIR.
New house said he could say nothing
0niy IN general way: he had sampled
some parts OF the property but would
not be prepared TO give actual figures
until he hears from the assayer, which
viii be within the next day or two.
However he was willing to say that
me values IN The newly developed ore
body "arc fully 100 per cent better than
anything previously found in the Cac-
tue.
The mill Is being operated on between
500 and 500 tons OF ore daily, the same
being mined from the glory hole and
from an entirely separate ore deposit
from the one which has lately brought
Ncwhouse Mines K SHELTERS into so
much prominence. The stock sold as
high as SIG today and higher prices are
predicted for II. Some people are talk
ing $25,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
CONCENTRATES

The management OF the Scottish
Chief mine at the head Of Big Cotton
wood canyon Is exultlng over the strike
OF good shoot of ore on the 800 level
OF that property.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick 4
Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrate, sl26,0o0; base bullion, $685.
000 gold bullion, s6,6O0..
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Bingham Il New Ha-
ven Mining company held In this city
on Tuesday, the outgoing board OF d.
rectors was retained for another year.
The ore shipments via the Tonopah
railroad for the week ending last FRI
day were as follows. Tonopah Mining
company, 1900 tons; Montana, 81 ions;
Tonopah Extension, 1856 tons; Belmont.
1853 tons; Midway, 81 tons; West END,
40 tons.--Tonopah Bonanza,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11

Wishes TO buy stock in West.
ern Idaho Sugar Company, will
II pay him to buy now at about
ss.5S per share or wait a little
and pay $1,000 per share? Those
best posted declare that very
little Of the stock will be offered
or obtainable even az $40 per
share when the results Of the
present season are known. DO
you want any stock? We can
sell you a few shares now at 1885
per share.
George NJ. Cannon Company.
Rooms 5l2-513 Templeton Bldg.
We have a call for common
stock. Utah Sugar Co., for Lew
iston Sugar Co. and for stock In
lions Savings Bank and Trust
Co. We can make immediate
sales OF fair amounts OF each Of
said stocks.
GEORGE NJ, CANNON COM
PANY,
5i2-5i3 Templeton Bldg.
Phone-Bell 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
LOCAL. MARKETS.

Today's markets are well supphed
with fruits and vegetables Of all KINDS.
The receipts include car lots OF sweet
potatoes from southern California, irish
POTATOES from southern California, irish
southern Idaho points, bananas, lem
ons and oranges, etc. The price OF
sweet potatoes is rising In California
as the crop is shorter than usual, anu
most Of IL is moved. But dealers state
that prices in Utah will not be put up
right away. Grapes continue 10 arrive
In plenty, but the supply is beginning
to become scarce, as are also pruileS'
But pomegranates from Moapa are IN
creasing, arriving by express. Deal
ers say 1t would not pay 10 snip py
freight, owing to the carelessness OF
freight handlers, who would Smash
the boxes In the transfer.
Some unusually fine apples are being
received from Payette, Ida, but elegant
as they are, they do not surpass the
Utah article as Utah growers have
learned wisdom In the last year, ana
are taking proper care OF their fruits.
One large commission house says the
use of arsenate of lead instead OF the
old style of Paris green preparations Is
largely responsible for the improve
ment In apples, The Paris green
washes off, while the lead preparation
does not, and effectively kills the moth
and other worms that attack the fruit
one farmer named Miller at Penrose,
Utah, Is said to have reduced the loss
on his fruit from IS per cent TO Ia
per cent by the use Of this prepara-
ton.
Fish are plentiful, so are oysters,
though because one local restaurant
happened TO run out Of the bvalves
the other night, a report was spread
that oysters were scarce. Tomatoes
are up to a dollar per bushel peaches
and Irish potatoes are becoming more
costly. The best eggs are now SO per
case. Poultry is scarce and becoming
scarcer; so are wild fowls, as the con-
tinuance of the fine weather makes
hunting rather difficult. The prices OBJ
tanning In today's markets are as fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
ON MINING EXCHANGE,
Carisa Feature Of the Forenoon
Closing Quotations.

1t looked like old times on the fioor
OF the Salt Lake stock x Mining ex-
change during the forenoon sessions to-
day. Trading was brisk and sales came
close To the $4,000 mark Carisa FUR
nlshed one OF the leading features. AS
expected the stock opened strong, the
stock selling as high as % cents CO.
hmbus Consolidated recovered some
Nhat and Scottish Chief found takers
az 20 cents.
The closing quotations and sales were!
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
AGAINST CITY ROCKS,
Alta Company Named a. Defendant
In Suit Filed Today.

Joseph Mcconnell today filed suit
IN the district court against the City
Rocks Mining company and the Salt
Lake Hardware company to recover
damages IN the sum Of $4,000 for
personal injuries received on Aug. 1,
1906. while operating gas engine
Tor defendants at the mine Of the city
Rocks company at Alta While oiling
the engine plaintiffs left hand was
caught in a rapidly revolving connect
ing rod and crank plate and his thumb
was cut on one finger torn cut BY the
roots and three fingers were SO stiff
fenod that they win always be USE
less.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
VALCALDA MILL.
Work started on New Plant to be Built
NJ Silver Peak,

Work was started Thursday on the
excavation for the new mill to be
erected by Vaioalda Mining company
at silver Peak, says the Bonauza OF
Tonopah. The pipe lire was COM
pleted on Wednesday and an all suff-
cient supply OF water Is on hand. The
new mill viii contain 10 stamps for the
present, but will be so constructed as
to permit OF the addition of a similar
number later on. Mr.. knight OF the
company Is now In Denver for the pur-
pose OF eypedlting the shipping Of the
necessary machinery, and advises that
part IL already on the way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
JOHNSON AT YERrNaToN.

NJ. NJ Johnson Of the Newhouse stan
returned this morning from Yerington.
where he went TO examine property
In behalf OF d. II. Peery and Ell Loose
on which he win render. IL is Under.
stood. favorable report.
II was learned from Yerinetop
source that the property investigated by
Mr.. johnson Is none other than the
Dyer group. upon which the Mason
Valley Copper company allowed its OBJ
ton to lapse recently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11

~ NJ. WEST & Co. stock brokers'
y. +. Walker Blk. Tel 165: res. 3s10-x
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11

A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ais ID. y. Walker Block
CANNON BROS, BROKERS. ~ Il.
So. Temple. Tel st0 Ind. 9l0-k Bell
r. X. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
y Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
STRIKE IN THE cARIsA,

Harry S. Joseph, manager of the ca
risa mine In the Tintic district. reports
a strike on the 400 level Of that proper
ty He says q fcur-foot body of ore
has been encountered and assays show
values OF As per cent copper % ounces
I'm silver and 50 so per ton In gold, The
directors of the company met late yes
terday afternoon and posted a divi-
dend OF cent share. or $1,000, pay
able on the 22nd t oall shareholders
of record on the 18th inst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
UNITED STATES EARNINGS.

report comes from the east to the
effect that the information has been
given out at the executive offices OF the
United states Smelling Refining &
Mining company 10 the effect that the
August earnings OF the company
amounted 10 about 500 900. which Is
over $4,000 In excess Of that for July.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-11
REGULAR CALL.

Allce--100 ut $50
Carisa--600 at 81 buyer so; 3, 400
at 81; 500 at So, buyer so; 500 ut So;
200 at IS. buyer so; 5000 at SO, 100
at So. buyer co. 800 at SIS; 100 at so.
buyer so; 100 at 81, buyer 60; zoo at
SO; 100 at 60. buyer so.
DAILY Judge-loo AZ 11.12k: 200
at HOO.
Lower Mammoth--5OO at n; 1,loo
OF rs.
May Days 900 al a.
Butler LIBERAL. 600 at So.
Beck Tunnel---100 at LIS.
Colorado Moo at 10.
Little Chlef--h0OO at 10; 500 at
1871 1,600 at "A: 500 at 14K.
New York-1O0 at s. $500 at 90
Scottish Chief--50O at 2k 1000 at
17h 1900 at IS: 500 at II: 500 at
1914; 1000 at 1875.
Tetro--5Oo at 1sk; 800 at 1917.
buyer 60
Victor Consolldated--2.0 900 Mt W.;
1000 at ~ 5000 at 7T; 14,50O at
s; 1,0o0 at tx, seller 60.
Yankee-500 at 3SH.
OPEN BOARD.
Aiax--l0O at &c.
Columbus Consolldaled--50 at s 80;
100 at $50: 100 at $50; 200 at cas-
Carisa--20O at 60. buyer so 300 at
80; 500 at So; 500 at So: 200 at GO:
500 AT SO; l,i00 al So.
Little Chlef--1 900 at 141b.
Mammoth--100 at 1.20
utah-200 at 175.
Victoria-2,O00 at So 1000 at So.
South Columbus-l00 at "a.
Scottish Chief-2,o 600 at IS.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Values.
Regular call,...,,. $1,000 s15,53OO0
open board,.. 1880 S,67S00
Forenoon totals. $3.50 s24,2OSO0
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-29
BOARD OF EXCISE COMMISSION.
ERS OF JERSEY CITY.
Official Proceedings.)

Regular meeting at the City Hall,
Thursday, July 5, 1906 The roll was
called at 1920 o'clock p. M.
Present All the members of the
Board
Tho minutes of the regular meeting OF
June Fl and the adjourned regular meet
ing of June %, 1906. We're approved as
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS,
ETC.
Petitions, etc, were presented, re
ceived and disposed of as follows
Application for inn and tavern Lc-
ense of Mat Foster. 8 Exchange Place,
and Patrick McArtlie, Exchange Place.
For wholesale dealers licenses Louis
Brauer, 364 Grove street; c. E. Gardner
& Bro, 479 Grove street. Matthias Last.
347 Grove street; Geodge Kattenhorn q
Co, 104 Wayne street; Abe Brauer, 172
Monticello avenue.
For beer bottlers Licensees:
Louis Brauer. 1854 Grove street; Abe
Brauer, 172 Monticello avenue
For restaurants-First Wartl--
Joseph Silberberry, al Essex street:
Max Labul 1O1 Morris street; P. L.
Savage, 200 Warren streea; John Orr
echonski, 1913 Essex street; Joseph Bale-
wicz, 146 Morris street; Adam Pinner
142 Morris street; Adolph Trrkel, 80
Sussex street; Frank Danelewski, 100
Steuben street; Louis Tarby. ia Morris
street; Thomas J. Miskel, 1876 Grand
street; Victor Johnson, Al Grand street;
Max Feinstein. 125 Essex street: Nico.a
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TRIALS.

TRIALS.
The Board then proceeded with the
trials of officers against whom charges
had been preferred as follows:
No. 101, 1O2, 1O3, 1O4 Patrolman
John Barnes, I'd Precinct, charges. neg
lect of duty.
No. 1O5, Acting Patrolman George
Callahan, 4th. Precinct, charge, neglect
No. ioe, Sergeant Charles McDevitt.
9TH Precinct. charge disobedience to
orders and gross misconduct.
No, LOT, Acting Patrolman Fred'k
Charles. 7th Precinct charge, conduct
not becoming policeman
FINDINGS.
The Board having heard the Plead
ings and testimony retired for delibera-
ton and on reassembling sentenced the
accused officers that were found guilty
as ollows:
Nos. 101. 102, 10, 1o4, John Barnes,
Patrolman I'd Precinct. found guilty of
all the charges and sentenced to be fined
ten days pay.
No. 105. George Callahan. Acting Pa
Tolman 4th Precinct, charge dismissed
No. 105 Sergeant Charles McDevitt,
9TH Precinct, found guilty and sentenced
to be fined five days pay.
No. 1O7 Fred'k Charles, Acting Pa
trolman 7th Precinct, found guilty and
sentenced to be reprimanded.
On motion of Commissioner Mitchell
eqa o. ao9fqns le7u o. pauInofpB pIBoa
call of the chair.
VIM. e. ROBINSON,
Clerk pro TEN.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-29
aIas|l;saEer
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1906.

'sFhe new idea in politics as preach
ed by Senator Colby and others has been
repudiated by the Republican party Of
New Jersey Not single anti-machine
Republican win sit in the next House of
Assembly. The corporations have secur-
ed a reaffirmation from the Republican
party of Napoleon Bonaparte's declara-
tion that God is on the side of the heay-
lest artillery 1t is now up to the peo-
pie to decide whether might makes
right whether a corrupt juggling with
the delegate system shall be permitted
to subvert their will.
''The Republican party has eliminated
the best that is in it. 1t stands before
the people as a combination of public
utilities franchise owners and profession
al Office holders. 1t is without redeem
ing trait.
''The True American had hoped for
the redemption of the Republican party.
1t hopes the time will come when Amer
lean citizens will consider in their cleo
lions principles, not men, and that all.
corrupting elements may be extripated.
It hopes that honest voters may in the
near future settle their differences hon
estly and it believed that a triumph of
the new idea of the Republican party
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-29

10 ELLzA JANE SMYTH, OTHERWISE
BARNES. IF LIVING, OR ANY PERSON
CLAIMING THROUGH OR UNDER IIE,E
Court OF The Irish Land Commission. Irish
Land Act. 1903. Record No. e. c. 9S2 Estate
Louth. aa4e
Whereas. On the Investigation of title In this
matter 1t appeared that Eliza Jane Smyth
otherwise Eliza Jane Barnes, formerly of M.
honstown. Kells, In the County of Meath. IL
aiive M would be entitled to claim one undivided
Iourdn @ part of the residue OF the purchase
money OF part Of the lands OF Mooremount
containing So a. Ii. 2p. Statute measure situate
IN tne Barony of Ardee and County of Louth
peing part OF the lands sold herein under a
devise contained in the will of Chidiey Barnes.
deceased: and the percentage payable under
st Seeeion J. lS Of The Irish Land Act 1903. In re-
spect thereof Now, therefore, the said Eliza
Jane Smyth, otherwise Barnes, or any person
claiming through her to be entitled to any sI,-
terest IN such residue percentage is hereby
required to lodge claim duly verified with
tne registrar Of The Irish Land Commission
at "a Upper Merrion street. Dublin, Ireland,
within two months from the date of the puf,-
lication OF this notice.
Dated this 31st day Of July, 1906.
JOHN O'BLUNDEN.
r,,<,, Examiner
son street, Dublin. Ireland.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-29

would help in putting that party in Or
der for that happy day
But the Republican machine has so
manipulated its cards that in county con-
yentions that will nominate Assembly
candidates, the preachers of political
righteousness shall be in the minority
Senator Colby and his friends are
discouraged but not dismayed. Right
cannot be utterly cast down by one
defeat. They propose to renew the
cation, educate the people and labor
on until thy shall purge their party
of the foul brood that infests l..
Some day they will win. For the
sake of good citizenship may it be
soon. Trenton True American.