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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07
SHERIDAN REFLoATED.

HONOLULU, Oct. 6.--The United States army transport Sheridan. which was beached near Pearl Harbor, Oct. l, was refioated today and lowed to this port and safely docked.
 The Sheridan was lowed of the beach by the steamers Iroquois, Man ming and Buford. Scows were attacn- ed on each side of the Sheridan to pre- vent her from capslzing-
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NINE HUNDRED REGULARS
 TO ENFORCE PEACE
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case by declaring that either Ofarrll1 or Consul Steinhart equivocated or were mistaken or that Palma had been deceiving his countrymen.
 The Associated Press learns that rur even all the cabinet ministers were in the secret. the only others present al the conference between Palma and Steinhart being Vice President Men deg Capote. Secretary of State oIarr1li and Acting Minister of the Interior Montalvo. Secretary of the Treasury Fonfsv Sterling was III at the time. and Se~-etary of Agriculture Casrso and Secretar, af RrT''~ Instruction 3au1a- wee ct inv ee as rc- f the ns e<g sf+- ..4fers were ccaaai.e rrcse~ s.c7 are much nettied and dis grunued. Senor Ofar-ill continues ts refuse to give an explanation Of tie situation. He sailed for Ne* York today. W sGt4 seiita1r
 No information on thc subject from Ex-President Palma can sbe had.
 Pa'-a VIII Lcs Prestige.
 The decree of feeling over what is alleged to be Palpa's daplicity does rot deter the general expression Of opinion that Palma, desDite his pre- vious good record, will no longer re- tain prestige among the Cuban peo- pie. There $ some talk of an investi- gation. but this Is considered to be improbable as nobody seriously doubts the accuracy of the published core spondence. It is said that Governor Taft has the original ncse of Senor Ofarrill to MT. Stienhart asking the consul general to wire President Roosevelt requesting intervention and that this may be published
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COURSE
 WILL BE GIVEN <. BY Y.M.C.A. :.
Five Numbers, Including Two Lectures, Two Concerts and One Reading Will Be Pre- scented During Winter,

Bisbee Is to have star concert and lecture course this fall and winter. Ali ter several months of careful planning and selection of available talent the '. M. C. A. has secured a contract where by course is assured for Bisbee dur ing the coming winter months. The first number of the course Is to ap- pear at the Y. M. c. 4. gymnasium on October 24th. The course will con sist of two concerts, two lectures and one reading.
 The first, which will appear this month. is the Midland Opera Quin- tette, a company of three ladies and two gentlemen, who give a perform ance of exceptionally high merit. The following is the personnel of the com pany: Miss Blanche Ferman, so- prano: Miss Mildred Hansen. alto and violinist; Miss Harriet Delano, alto and pianist; Mir. J. Redmon Sayler, tenor, and Mir. Tolbert McRae, basso and reader.
 Thomas McClary, lecturer, will i'll the second number on the course. He will appear on November IT. Mir. McClary has had a marked success on the lecture platform. He has ap- peared in the city courses of many of the largest cities. He is also a great chautauqua favorite.
 The third number in the course is the royal male quartette, whose date Is December 14th. This is one of the finest male quartettes before the pub lie today. The following gentlemen compose the quartette: Blaine James Nichols, first tenor: Henri Boyd, second tenor and reader; Bert e. Pritchett. first bass and accompan- ist; Clifton Le Roy Bedding, second bass. The uuartette makes a special. ty of old familiar songs, and this has no doubt, added to their popularity, This season they have added trom- bones to their program, making alto gether most promising concert. Mrs. William Calvin Chiffon, the noted reader, will give the fourth number in the course. Her pro- grams consist of evenings with Shake speare Dickens, Thomas Nelson Page, Ruth McEnery Stuart. and "An Even ing in Dixie Land" or Southern Sto- ries from Southern Writers" Mrs. Chilton's press notices are the finest ever given to such artists, and no doubt will prove a great treat to Bis bee patrons of the course.
 The last number in the course is a lecture by Marshall Choate Crouch on The Simple Life" and Two Will jams of Orange"
 l..r. Crouch is forceful, clear-cut speaker, and comes like new coin from the mine to western audiences This attractive list win no doubt be largely patronized by Bisbee people
 generally this winter as it is a splen-
 a'1 variety coupled with exceptional
 merit.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07

ner of the American elimination trials, was on his ninth round when stopped. He had the satisfaction of driving the fastest lap of the day, thereby estab- fishing 2 new record for the course. He made his eighth circuit for the 2971 miles in 20 minutes and 21 seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07
East Beats West at Gold.

WEST NEWTON. Mass, Oct G. The first contest between women golf CTS representing eastern and western sections of the country, resulted today in a victory of the east on the Brae burn links-13 to 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07
FOOTBALL GAMES ON
 EASTERN eRIDIRoNs.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 6-Yale defeated Syracuse University today, 51 to o. The new rules played by Yale worked splendidly. while Syra- cuse resorted almost entirely to old fashioned football.
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WEST POINT, N. Y., Oct. 6.-In a down aour of rain which lasted throughout the game the army foot ball team defeated Trinity here today by score of "A to 0.
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PRINCETON. N. J., Oct. 6.-Prince- ton football defeated Washington and Jefferson by a score of to here to- day in a drizzllng rain.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Inds Oct. G. University of Indiana 12, Wabash 5.
 AYES. Ia., Oct. 6.-Ames 46, Des Moines CiIlege o.
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The Philadelphia, girl who left her rich old bridegroom waiting at the church" evidently didn't know the value of ready money.
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the hospital authorities at Colorado
 Springs to that effect. He will prob ably leave the city on the evening
 train z
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07

Every passing dsy makes 1t more certain that Roosevelt will he the re.
 publican candidate for president
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-07
FRANCE AGAIN
 WINS AUTO H0N0RS
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Continued from Page One. { and five had completed the tenth and last round over the course. This was remarked as a remarkable record. Leblon was the only driver of an American car to complete the ninth round.
 Tracy Made Best Lap. Tracy of the American team win
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Saw Bears Eyes.

In explaining the presence of the bear skin, the gentlemen stated that they had started to investigate a cave in one of the hills, when they were greeted by a growl that awakened them to a sense of their whereabouts. They peered into the darkness, and fifty feet away could see the eyes of some kind of an animal. Only two of the men could use their guns, the place was so narrow, and they started in. The only guide they had was the glitter of the animals eyes, but they had to keep up steady rain of shot to keep the animal at bay.s The ed out the fine, big shaggy black bear.
 This is looked upon as the best short hunting trip on record. ,--s-r -i.
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ence is the fact that all necessary eyi- dence of the facts was brought home. On returning to Mir. Spayrow's home the party unloaded 7S quail packed on ice, nine deer, and the skin of large black bear. They had been gone from home just thirty-six hours.
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Tracy of the American team. win
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15

Norfork, Va. Noy. 9.-Jefferson
Myers, president Of the Oregon Tercen-
tennial Commission, today selected the
building site at the jamestown Expo.
sition on which Oregon alone or the
Northwestern States of Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho and Montana jointly will
erect a structure to represent the great
Northwest at the Tercentennial. He
will go back to Oregon and recommend
that liberal appropriation be made for
participation at jamestown and ex-
ploitatiou of the resources of the North
west.
Mr.. Myers was given an option on
the state building site, and, if the Ore
gon Commission adopts bis recon-
mendations. the option will be at once
taken up. The site is located on
Commonwealth avenue, and was origin
ally part of the land set apart for the
Government participation. 1t occupies
a space south of the site of the Govern
ment officers building, just north of the
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15
Sheep and CattieOwners Cannot
Reach Terms.

Sumpter, Ore, Nov. 9.-Just 20s
cattle and sheep men. owners or theil
agents. have been here for the pas,
three days in almost hourly conference
with the forest reserve officials. en.
deavoring to get their allotment of range
area adjusted for 1907.
Theee men represent over 400 owners.
whose holdings in stock and land ex.
ceed valuation of 100000 The
range in this division of the Blue
Mountain reserve is about 800, 1000 acres,
and applications call for almost as much
more, even with the previous announce.
ment that cuts eff from 10 to 40 per cent
in the number of sheep and cattle allow
ed for next year.
Cattlemen charge that theepmen
want to "hog" the whole territory, and
the same charge is made by the sheep
men against the cattlemen. The result
thus far is not single agreement has
been aDicabIy made, and reserve
officials will probably have to take
arbitrary action next week in order to
dispose OF the matter.
Owners of private timber lands
to over 100000 acres, are
getting two and three times as much
per acre as is stated to be the price OF
the Government. Sheepmen charge
that private owners are favoring cattle
men and using their influence to get the
owners to do the same.
superintendent Shelter has announced
that small owners and men who person
ally reside in the hills and have sheep
Or cattle will be the only ones favored.
The only matter on which the two
factions are unit is the fight to keep
out all who were not IN the range last
year.
The meeting will probably be pro.
onged until next week, to await the
presence of Western Reserve Chief A.
F. Potter, of Washington, who is ex-
Dected to settle differences that have
.usen.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15

sQUABBLE OVER THE RANGE.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15

Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief Of
suffering humanity ever devised. Such
is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea, IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. w. P. McMillen,
Lexington Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15

MEETING OF
COMMISSIONERS
New Concrete Lining for County
Jail.Betser M ethod OF
Book Keeping.

The county court met in regul'
ession, Wednesday of last wee
with Judge Ayers presiding and
full board of commissioners.
The clerks report showing
> balance of S39.O7 in the emergenc
fine was accepted.
W. e. Priest was appointed roa'
supervisor for the Irrigon district
In the matter of petition of o.
Hodsdon for establishment o
county road. Granted. S. P
Devin and Henry Scherzipgol
were appointed as viewers to meet
with County Surveyor Heath, on
November 20, to view proposed
road.
In the matter of the petition OF
Stacy Roberts for public road.
Granted. Ada M. Ayers, through
whose land the road passes was
allowed $500 damages.
In the matter Of the proposed
change in the Franklin grade.
Judge T. w. Ayers and Com
missioner W. T. McCarty, with
county Surveyor V. 81. Heath,
were appointed to meet on Novem.
Der 10 to locate new grade.
In the matter of a proposed
change in the Wayne Howard
road.
Judge Ayers and Commissioner
McCarty were appointed to in
vestigate the matter of the propos-
ed change.
In the matter of repairing the
Morrow county Jail.
Ordered that Judge Ayers be
empowered to purchase supplies
and superintend the work of
putting in a concrete lining for
the Jail.
In the matter of the adop-
tion of a more systimatic
method of keeping the financial
records of Morrow county.
Having been presented to the
court the necessity of adopting a
more systematic method of keeping
the financial records Of the county,
the records of one official
can be compared and checked by
another, it having been shown that
it is practically impossible under
the present system for an officer to
the financial condition of
lis office and to make a full and
complete report at any time, and
or the best interests of the
officials and the public generally,
t was ordered that G. B. Alley be
appointed to purchase the books
necessary to install a complete and
systematic method of keeping
'ecord Of the financial transactions :
If the various county officials, and
Ilso that G. B. Alley assist each
# the officials in adopting the
lew system and also that Mr..
Alley assist the county clerk in
hecking up the sheriff's annual
eport on the 1906 tax roll, and in ,
preparing an abstract of the 1906 I
Ak roll.
Mr.. Alleys salary was fixed at 7
l25 per month.
The following bills were allowed.
" Ayers S1l0 m
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15
Catta rrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Cattarrh is n
blood or constitutional disease, and in order to
cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls
Cattarrh Cure is taken Internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
ltwas prescribed by one OF the best physicians
in the country ior years and is regular pre-
scription. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in curing
Cattsrrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., PROPS, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15

In every cline its colors are unfurled
Its fame has spread from sea TO sea;
Be not surprised if 10 the other world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tes.
W. P. Nc cMillen, Lexington, Oregon
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15
PROPERTY
FOR TAXATION
Assessment Roll Shows an Increa.e
of 100000 over Last
Year.

The assessment roll has been
completed by Assessor Conner.
The footings show the total
amount of taxable property in
Morrow county to be s2.629, ,042.-
10, an increase of about 100000
over last years assessment.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-11-15

OnlCou SCat66 pRt0nt6 were HleO
by Lafayette Penland and G. A.
Minor.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Robort Dexter to Penland Live
stock and Land Co., guardians
deed, land in Morrow county.
$4OO.
James A. Williams and wife to
R. T. Belden, 160 acres. 81.
q. A. Yocom to Annis A.
Yocom, land in Morrow county.
$500.
G. w. Emerson and wife to w.
II. Moore and 81. A. Moore, 20SO
acres. 81.
J. A. Harbke and wife to w. H.
Moore and Fl. A. Moore, 208O
acres. 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-01
MINING NOTES

!. D. Cepelan of the Inspiration Mining company returned last Friday from trip to Kansas City and Denver on business of the company.
 ". l.. Weatherwax is developing 2 group of seven claims. seven to eight miles southwest of Globe, and has 2 good showing of copper at a depth of less than 40 feet. He states that the ore assays g per cent copper, and aslo carries some gold and silver.
 Jas. P Faull has received returns from the Old Dominion from a samll shipment of ore from the Ocean group of mines on the Cutoff strip, the val ues being 1.4 per cent copper, s15S pei cent iron, S4.S0 silver and S1.S0 gold per ton of ore.
 At the Iron Cap mine three shifts are employed sinking the shaft which has reached the depth of TO feet Some water is coming in but is easily handled by the small pump recently installed. The shaft is equipped with IS horse power Fairbanks & Morse gasoline hoist which has been running steadily for week and giving goot satisfaction. Sinking will be contin. xed until depth of 400 feet is reached before levels are run.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-01
FIRST o. D. SHELTER
 AT BLOODY TANKS.

News that the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting company is haul. ing slag from the old dump at Bloody Tanks is of interest to old timers who recall the first attempt to smelt cop per ore in this district, in 1881, by the Old Dominion company, then owned by Riser & Simpson.
 A SG-ton water jacket was erected al .-ae tanks to smelt the ore from the New York and Chicago claims, situ- sted at that point, but the greater DOT ton of the ore smelted came from the Old Dominion and Keystone claims which are located near the Stead ranch about three miles north of Globe Capt. Burbage was the com pany's superintendent and E. O. Ken nedy was in charge of the smelling operations.
 The smelter at Bloody Tanks only ran three or four months, and it fs believed that as much copper was left in the slag as the percentage saved Soon afterwards the Globe and Globe Ledge claims (now the Old Dominion uaine) were purchased and the furnace moved from Bloody Tanks to Pinal creek. just west of the present super. tntendent's residence. and new fur. naces were added to the plant from time to time. From that time for ward the Old Dominion sInelter was never shut down for lack of ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-01
MARKET VERY NERVOUS
Looks as if There Was Still More Liquidation to Come
 in New York.
BONANZA STOCKS ARE
 MUCH SOUGHT AFTER
(ey Frank J. eraf.)

BISBEE, April 30.--At the close of todayis market conditions are still very nervous and it looks as though there was still more liquidation ro come, although the New York market advanced several points At the close Calumet & Arizona was offered at sf14, without a bid, which looks as though il may sell of tomorrow, while Calu- met & Pittsburg is being sought after at s25.75 Lake Superior & Pittsburg has been eagerly sought after at $31 ard at he close bids of s31.50 failed to bring it out. Junction has been in gcod demand the entire day, sales being made all the way from s24 to S24.25. Dem is being offered at S14. American-Saginaw is being offered freely at S10. From all indication we would certainly think that stocks are pretty close 10 bottom and would con si6er them a good buy at these prices. We do not hardly expect to see the market go much lower, although they may all see last summers prices which would bring Calumet & Pitts burg to s23, Pittsburg & Duluth to s15, L. S. & P. to s29. 1t is possible that l.. s. & P. may reach her old mark as well as P 6 D., but Junction and c. & F. will hardly reach it. Shat tuck is being offered at $40, with no buyers. Warren is in demand at S15.37. Black Mountain is being of fered at s11.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-01
FORMATION CHANGING
Encouraging Development Be- ing Carried on at North
 Side Property.
COCHISE DEV. co.
 MAKES GOOD SHOWING.
cocHlsg DEVELOPMENT co.


 in comparison of the development work among the different companies in Bisbee. the Coct.se Development company seems to hold it's own. This company is one of the youngest in the Warren district, but from the showing already made. the outlook is very promising. The Cochise Development company is composed of 20 claims ly- ing north of the Copper Queen prop erty, and the development shaft is sit uated on the west side of Dubacher Canyon on the Pajaro claim. The shaft is being sunk with all possible speed and drift is being run towards the CZar line to intercept the main fault which runs through the Czar ore body. Some of the best ore in the camp has been taken out of this body and it is the opinion of those connect ed with the Cochise, that ore in large bodies will be found on their property
 The ore body in the Czar drift pitch es from the south to the north dipping down at an angle of 25 degrees and when the line between the two prop critics was encountered ore in large quantities was being taken out.
 The shaft has been sunk to depth of 395 feet, and in the bottom the for nation continues to become softer while 1t shows a very heavy minerah. zation consisting of peacock sulphide carrying from to 19.5 per cent cop per and some values in gold and silver.
 At the 300 foot level the drift is being pushed forward with all possible speed and the force at work will Dc increased after May 1st. The distance yet to run until the fault is struck is about 300 feet an dthe drift has been run 315 feet through tale and lime formation. In all, about 40 men are employed at present and more art to be added in short time. The three machines make about 100 feet a month so in a short time some interesting things will be known.
 Water has not been encountered ir the shaft, but on the 200 level mum Der pump has been installed, which handles quite large amount of sur face water.
 The hoisting machinery is in gooe condition, two cages being operated and with the increased force under ground, three separate shifts of fire. men will be put on.
 A new 150-horse power pressure boiler is on the road and will be il stalled at once.
 The work in the shaft is to be con tiuued until the TOO level is cut. From this point drift will be run toward the Holbrook line where it is COT fidently expected ore will be struck and it is the opinion of the men em, ployeG that a body of ore will bC struck in the shaft in the next hun dred feet.
 The stockholders have expressed confidence in the property, and seer to think that large body of ore vii. be encountered during the next few months.
 A call of s2.50 will be made durin, June for the further development, anf all possible speed is being used tc deyelon the mine