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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
FAVOR SUSPENSION
OF GRIDIRON GAME

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 17,-Upon recommen.
dat1on Of the state university regents commit
tee on athletics the regents today endorsed the
demning the evils Of intercollegiate football
and recommending that conference Of nine
universities OF the middle west to meet at
Chicago next Friday declare in favor of sus-
pending intercollegiate football games for the
next two years.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
It Also Holds Up Very I'm
portant Documents for
the r. N. A..

ment to prove them. We wish we
could honestly say that about the
bulletins of the Typothetae. They
continue their false claims in the
face of facts of which all the coun-
try is cognizant.
A prominent bookstore complain
ed the other day that there were a
large number of the eastern maga-
zines over due on account of the
strike. They spoke especially Of the
Butterick Magazines. And then the
dispatches say that they have all the
help they want.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
FORAKER AMENDMENT GOES
So Said Late Press Bulletin Sent
Out on Thursday.

A press bulletin sent out late
Thursday evening spoke of the
agreement of the conference COM
mittee upon the first Foraker
amendment TO the statehood bill
as follOws:'
The Republican managers OF
the house today stated that the
conference report on the state
hood bill would be made tomor-
row or at the latest on Saturday.
This report will be an agreement
on the basis of the Foraker a.
mendment, which provides that
the people of Arizona and New
Mexico may vote on the question
of joint statehood. The amend
ment is to be reported exactly as
introduced a year ago by Sena-
tor Foraker in the Senate.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
RARE ORE IN THE KELLY MINE
Cave Four Feet Wide and Twenty
Five Feet Long Lined
With 1t.

In an interview granted TO the
albuquerque Citizen, Howard
Paschal, general manager OF the
Tri-Bullion Mining Company, of
Kelly, spoke as follows:
while working on torty-
foot stope at 800 feet under
ground the other day, the miners
encountered cave four feet wide
and twenty-five feet long, lined
with what is known as Smith
sonite" ore. The rareness OF
this ore and the discovery OF 1t
in the Kelly mine has caused
more than usual interest.
Smithsonite is not exceedingly
valuable as an ore, but specimens
of it are much sought after be-
cause of its rarity and beauty. II
is zinc, stained by copper. The
cave is being stripped of IT.
beautiful lining. and the ore Is
being sold readily as specimens.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
CAT MOUNTAIN MINES
Mrs, Herrick Claims $1,000 as q
Commission on Payment
on the Property
PREACHERS MINING VENTURE
$1,000 Had Been Spent when the
Proposition Was Given Up
as Worthless.

Judge Abbott yesterday took
under adviSement the case of the
First National bank of AlbuQuer-
que VS.. Alice Il. Herrick, widow
of Prof. Herrick. and the Cat
Mountain Mining company. says
the Albuquerque Citizen. The
virtues of the case we're set forth
during the afternoon by Col. +.
W. Dobson, representing the
mining company; y. Il. Field,
representing Mrs. Herrick, exc
cutrix of Prof. Herrick, and A.
B. McMillen, representing the
bank. The suit dates back to
1903, when the mining company
was operating in Socorro county.
and is for 81, 900, which is held
by the First National bank, a
waiting the decision of the court.
The money is claimed by Mrs.
Herrick, as heir to the Herrick
estate. as a commission of 20 per
cent on a SIS, payment made
on the property, which sale the
deceased Prof. Herrick made.
This case has relation to the
mining deal in which so many
New Mexico preacherslost money.
The ministerial mining company
was formed by Prof. Herrick,
and money was put into it to the
extent of $l1 900. when the pro-
position was given up as being
worthless. The amount asked
for the property was only Sl2,'
500, yet it was given up as bad
investment when an additional
payment of 81, 500 would have
given the ministers a clear title
to it.
The bank as stakeholder
asked leave to pay the money in
to court for the benefit of tn,
party entitled to it, and the CLAIM
of the Cat Mountain Mining com
pany was that Prof. Herricl
waived his commission, by agree
ing that he would take the not,
of the Socorro Mining company
in which company he was inter
eSted. and that this note, nov
held bv the executrix, is the com
mission she now seeks to recover
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
TIE DEAD REMEMBERED
In SoCOrrO by the Strewing of
Flowers on Their Graves and
Appropriate Exercises
ELOQUENT MEMORIAL ADDRESS
By Rev. IL. n. Perkins, and the
Singing Of Patriotic Songs by
Large Choir.

Memorial Day was verv apprO-
priately observed in Soco-ro.
Business was suspended and
business houses and residences
were decorated with a protusion
of flags and bunting. The pub
lished programme of exercises
was carried out in full and with
a greater degree of success than
has been usual in Socorro in re-
cent years.
In the early morning Grand
Marshall NJ. Cooney formed
procession of citizens on horse
back, in carriages, aud on foot.
and all wended their way silent
" to the resting places of the
dead on the mesa above the city.
Here loving hands strewed flow
ers upon the graves OF relatives
and friends departed, and even
the strangers whe sleep so peace
fully there we're remembered
without distinction of race, creed,
or political faith.
On the return OF the procession
to the park, Rev. II. NJ. Perkins,
of the Presbyterian church, de-
livered an address which was
we'll suited to establish a reputa-
tion for that gentleman as an
eloquent and effective speaker.
Mr.. Perkins was inspired by a
deep love of country. At his
earnest and stirring appeal to the
patriotism of his hearers, the
faces of the gray-haired veterans
present beamed with the light
and spirit of forty years ago
The address was followed by the
singing of patriotic airs, which
added greatly to the enjoyment
of all present. All in all, thi:
years observance of Memoria
Day in Socorro was very mucf
as it should be.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
TROUBLE IN sTRINGING WIRES.
The Raging Rio orande flinders
Linemen of Colorado Tele-
phone Company.

Concerning the efforts to re-
pair the recent break in the long
distance telephone line the Albu-
querque Journal says:
THE Colorado Telephone COM
pany is having troubles of its
own these days, in its efforts to
repair the broken long distance
line in Socorro, which went out
more than a week ago when two
spans of the Los Lunas bridge
over the Rio Grande were carried
out. An effort by the linemeu
on Friday to get wire across
the stream proved futile, an oar
lock on one of the boats breaking
while the boat was in the middle
of the swift current. The line
man who is an experienced river
man, escaped with a slight wet
ting. Today another attempt is
to be made to get the line across,
the men using first light cord.
then rope, and then the wire.
Twice on Friday the wire was
strung between the broken spans
of the bridge, a distance of about
hundred feet, but before it
could be lifted out of the water
the wire was broken by the force
OF the current. The channel at
this point is narrow and deep
and the current is very strong
Two boats will be used in the
attempt today and it is hoped
that it will prove successful. The
men went to Los Luuas on the
late train last night"
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
ITO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE"
Another Added to the Many Words
of Commendation Of Valu-
able Work.

The following from the Pecos
Valley Echo is but one of many
commendatory articles that have
recently appeared in the Terri
torial press upon the same sub
ject:
THE Echo has received copy
of the second edition of ITO the
Land of Sunshine" neat cloth
bound book of 40 pages, every
one of which is splendid adver-
tisement for New Mexico. The
book was compiled and prepared
for distribution under the super
vision of the Bureau of Immi-
grafton of New Mexico, at Santa
Fee. 1t is the best and most COM
plete thing of the kind every got
ten up in the west. 1t treats of
every subject, industry and en-
terprise, with splendid pictorial
illustrations of the many historic
places, towns and things OF i'm
terest in the territory. 1t gives
in plain, concise language, with
out over-drawing anything, the
laws, resources and advantages
possessed by New Mexico over
other less favored sections of the
| country. 1t tells the homeseekel
where and how to obtain home
1t tells the stockman, the miner
investor, business man and in
valid where to 90 and how tC
get there. 1t is work that th'
whole territory is justly proud o
and, if it could be placed i'll thu
hands of the over-worked ant
poorly remuncrated farmers an'
artisans of the northern and east
erh states, it is the opinion o
the Echo that the influx of goo
citizens to New Mexico woul
aStound the most SanPuine.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
SAN ANTONIO AND CARTHAGE.
Will Soon Be Connected by Railroad
and Large Force of Miners
Put to Work.

Word comes from San Antonio
that the town is doing a rushing
business. The New Mexico Mid
land Railroad which is to con-
meet San Antonio with the
Carthage coal fields is being
pushed rapidly TO completion. In
fact. il is expected that trains
will be running over the. new
road in about ten days. A large
force of coal miners will then be
put to work and the output of
the mines will not be less than
twenty-five carloads a day. Car
thage will doubtless soon be fa-
vored with a postoffice. A petit
ton for such an Office with a
long list of signatures has just
been forwarded To Delegate An
drews. II Mr.. Andrews acts
with his usual neatness and dis
patch, it will not be many days
before the 500 or zoo patrons of
the proposed office will be accom-
modated.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
Off TO THE ARIZONA MINES.
Several Students OF the School Of
Mines Go on Tour Of In
spection.

A party consisting of Profess
sors o. X. Smith and X. p.
Brindsmade aud Messrs. H. c.
Kibe, Sam'l Cockrell, II. l.. Peck,
w. II. Bliss and ]. j. Gibbens
left Socorro Sunday morning to
visit the great copper mines OF
Arizona. The visit is feature
of the mine engineering course at
the School of mines. Several OF
the young men expect to remain
in Bisbee to acquire practical
mining experience and a few
shekels before their return to the
School in September.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
SOCORRO COUNTY MINES
The Mining and Engineering Jour
nal Says They Are in Very
Prosperous Condition
THE KELLY AND THE GRAPHIC
ship Most OF the Four To SIX Car
loads That Leave the MagdaIena
District Daily

The Mining and Engineering
Journal this week prints the fol-
lowing anent mining operations
in Socorro County:
III the talk OF building rail-
road from the south into Western
Socorro County materializes, II
will enable those who arr now
insisting that the copper resouceS
of the MOgollon district excel
those of Bisbee or Clifton. To
prove their statements To the
world at large. The few mines
equipped with concentratorS are
now shipping, but much quiet
development work is being done
by other owners, who do not care
to ship al the present high
'freighting cost, and have money
enough to await the railroads
arrival.
Shipments from Kelly have
been increasing of late. Jacobson
* Co., of Denver, are now work
ing the whole Kelly mine on 4
lease from the Tri-Bullion Com
pany, the owners, and employ
about IS men. who get out most
of the four to six carloads OF ore
that leave the camp daily. The
Graphic mine is shipping little,
preferring To wait 10 enjoy the
economy in extraction cost, that
the completion OF its new adit
will insure. This adit is being
pushed with air drills. and not
long ago cut water stratum
that flooded the tracks; if such
flow persists all the year, it will
abolish the water scarcity, which
has hitherto been drawback to
the camp.
George Christlow, a prospector
around Kelly since the middle
eighties, recently sold three
claims to Missouri capitalists for
a good sum. He retained third
interest, and now has charge of
the active development work in
augurated by the owners. The
only cloud on the Kelly horizon
is the one that appears usually in
Western mining camp when it
is proved valuable. refer to
the title litigation. 1t might be
thought that fiat con-continuouS
bedded deposits, such as these,
would give little hope to the
hackers of the apex bugaboo,
but till test case has been set
tied in court, the doubt, caused
by the well known ambiguity OF
the mining law, is apt to retard
new development.
I'm eastern SocorrO County,
the Sierra Oscura Mountains con-
tain what may some day become
a southwestern Menominee range.
The ore lies in the Jones and the
Oio de Dios districts, on both
sides of great igneous dikeS; the
minerals are chiefly magnetic
and hematite. with much of good
: bessemer grade. The ore bodie:
, occur along one dixie at intervals
! for 10 miles. and some OF the
: prominent outcropS are 300 fee
= long by 10 feet thick. If th'
plans OF the Santa Fe Contra
people for railroad from Viii
lard, n. NJ, to FL Paso had beer
not thwarted by the Enterpris'
t bank failure, the ore would sool
have been on the market; for thu
range lies only four miles on al
. easy grade from the railroad a
= SURVEYED"
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
oatarrh Cannot Be Cured

with local applications, as they
cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is blood or con-
Stitutional disease, and in order
TO cure il you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not a quack medicine. II was
prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for
years and is regular prescrip-
tion. 1t is composed of the best
tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting di-
rectly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the
two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
FL. CHENEY x Co.. Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, price 75c
Take Halls Family Pills fol
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
summer Rates 70 Colorado.

To Denver S29.15, to Colorado
Springs SOILS, to Pueblo S24.ls
round trip. Tickets on sale June
1st to Sept. 30th; return limit
Oct. 81, 1906.
THos. JAQUKs, Santa Fe Agt.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02

Lieutenant and Mrs. Cipriano
Baca had the sad misfortune to
lose their youngest child by death
Thursday morning. Little Ruby
was an exceedingly pretty and
bright child, and the grieving
parents have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of large circle of rela-
tives and friends in their bereave-
ment. Rev. II. M. Perkins con-
Quoted funeral services at the
residence yesterday morning and
the mortal remains of the little
child, lacking just three days OF
completing one year of life, were
laid to rest in Socorro cemetery
Fresh fruits in season at Wink
1arof
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02

The Singer boil ball bearing
for sale by Geo. Sickles.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02

Studebaker wagons! The
famous Studebaker wagons
Apply TO Geo. L. Cook.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02

Oats, oats. oats for sale at
Geo. +. Cooks livery stable.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-02
Postoface Name Changed.

The name of the postoftice at
Joseph, SocorrO County, has been
changed tC Aragon. Cornelio
Aragon has been appointed post
master.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.Unilnproved.
Continued.
~ MAKING INVESTMENTS,


MONEY MAKING INVESTMENTS.
d2.0C0 only for 20 acres. at 3sth st, near Min.
nehaha line, with 10-room house, barn,
chickenhouse we'll, cistern large trees,
high and slightly view. There is for
subdivded and retailed can sell the
north half without improvements If de-
sired. Very fit and lies perfect
{! should be pleased to see YOU.
9S,9oo-62x12S. . rooms, combination heat,
modern bathroom, barn., near 25th st
s2ooIstey We az and 4sd st, east front lot.
only 20 minutes h from my office; s25
"a, Misunderstanding Lake Calhoun on James av
S, have a -room,r modern home. built
year ago; 1t, is beautifully decorated
Substantially wooded lot, 6Sxeoo, east
front Lake Harriet vicinity, two blocks
from. car line. New houses either side,
-. last lot left. First conner gets it.
3s,ooo-Ihe best and cheapest house the
market, Stevens av, near 3Sth st, q
rooms, new, modern, hardwood finish up
and down. sidboard. full basement. east
49,, front. You will like it if You see it.
$SOo-Mldway lot, one block from University
line 5Ox15o, sewer, SC fare either
city. Easy terms.
Fuller's Marketable Acres
Before you purchase lot be and exam
Inc these and half-acre tracts lying
at west city limits, reached by Como
Hopkins line &c fare, high level, good
soil Several more lots just sold. Call
for a plat.
88,S00-Bryant av S, near 9th st, rooms.
thoroughly modern, east front, full lot.
an attractive home.
A money maker is this 7-acre tract, near Lake
Harriet at $3.50 per, acre You will make
100 per cent on this investment.
down and IS monthly buys the best and
largest lots fine high. slightly ground
with view Of the lake.
Emil
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
Farm Lands.

o o o Q %
o EIGHTY-ACRE FARM FINEST SOIL,
o good neighborhood: fair improvements.
0 Price $4,000. VIII trade for residence.
o Fine improved farm. western Minnesota;
0 4SO Price $4,000 VIII trade
o for fat residences.
o Modern. 12-room residence, eighth ward;
o hardwood finish. splendid location.
o Price $4,000 Will trade for land.
o Quarter section, Todd county. near good
o town Price 81, 800. Some improve
o ments field and timber. Want home
o in exchange.
o $500 for good residence. we'll located.
o Take cheap land in exchange.
o Summer resort Lake Superior; fine
o timber good soil; $4,000. Want S., 800
o residence and pay cash difference
o Flour mill ut $1,000, to trade for land.
o 500 acre; Iowa farm to trade for Red
o River valley land
O H. NJ. Olson
o 515 Security Bank Bldg, Minneapolis.
o T. G. 31C2.
O q O q q q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

SOUTH DAKOTA. :.
Are you interested In South Dakota? If So
q 24-page illustrated booklet of Brule county
will be sent you. free. Brule county is in the
South Dakota; no failure since 1894. Crops
are getting better every year. For the last
two years our wheat has averaged from Is to
40 bushels per acre; oats 80 to 90; barley 80
to so and corn 80 to 3d. Price Of land from
SIS to $40 per acre. and it Is bound to dou.
BILE within two years.
]. A. Stransky,
Box 7O4, Pukwana, S. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
S03 Phoenix Bldg. Both phones,

D. c. BELL INVESTMENT CO..
Security Bank Building.
81 ,4OO-Portland av. close to 2Sth st, very large
lot. 64xl24; all improvements in street;
1t is the best bargain on the avenue.
sS5o-Has been owners price for lot, Amps,
on Dupont av S. between 35th and 36th
SITS. but he wants offer.
g. 600-Pillsbury av. between 25th and 26th SITS;
very ,cfoice east front lot. 44x165; the
best bargain in Blaisdells addition.
$2,200-Blaisdell addition. corner Skies Oh
Blasdel and 25th St. east front lot
~ no better bargain in the addition.
S60O-WaSh1ngton ay between 10Th and Both
ments in street. will submit above amount
$35o-l3th av Sc, between Talmage and David
Sun: east front lot. 4ox1s1; sewer, water
ami gas.
&265-A4drich ay S. between seth and 9th SITS;
good lot. 42x119; city water to be laid
THU year.
south front lot 41x157 city water.
81, 2oO-For very fine south and east front
corner in Green's addition Irving av S;
this is a choice location and good size.
N,25O-For large south and west front corner
lot. 50x123; sewer, water and stone walk
paid for OH both sides; Grand av and Oath
H225-Taylor st NE; close to 18th av; east
front lot 451181; it is a good one and
the price is right
S35o-For good east, front lot on 9Th st n,
between 18th and 26th avs, 4S-foot front
city water and stone walk; two If desired;
they cheap.
s225-Wil probably buy large lot 4s1125, on
3Oth av s, between 26th and 9th SITS;
1t is bargain at that figure.
S4o0-For 50-foot lot on 18th av S, between
31st and 32d SITS; sewer, water, gas and
stone walk. good lot for the money:
e225-Lyndale S; east front lot, 42x124; city
water. between 35th and 10th SITS; this is
cheap.
e3OO-12th av s, east front lot, city water, stone
walk, between 2sth and Goth SITS; $50 cash
and $40 per month will probably handle 1t.
Call OF write for catalogs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY


o LAKE M1NNEToNKA PRoPERTY. o
o Just placed on the market, an addition
0 of line, large, lake shore lots, on the o
o. north shore in the upper lake. ut prices o
o ranging from 1915 to $3.50. They are all o
beauties, and very cheap at above o
0 Also beautiful lot at Wldhurst; 100 feet o
o of the finest beach at Lake Minnetonka, o
o and $50 feet deep. Level as a floor. and 0
a. ihs ch "d f f Tree you Want
o should see this. Price only $40 per o
o front foot O
o See me about other property at I'LL parts o
o of the lake. %
o = B. Carlton Torclle, o
o Agent for Lake Minnetonka Property: %
S24 Security Bank Bldg. : > 0
o o o, O. go O. o o o
MINNEroNKA PRoPERTY. y " 20 g
o We have it, The finest Mianetonka farm o
at the Price for 81, ~ acres np
this vicinity is held and has sold for %
$3.50 per = " o
o 40 acres, not far from lake. improvements, %
including acres raspberries. 100 apple %
trees and other fruit, $4,000. @
2h acres on, one Of the best bays, 375 %
feet Of lake shore, fine; price this Q
A fine so-foot lake shore lot $3.50. o
o Minnetonka lots ON time. q
o Z. p" SWenSen 4 Son, %
o 514 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
o o . o Q: O. % % Q
FOURTEEN ACRES WITHIN VILLAGE LIN
its Of Excelsior, four blocks from street cal
dock; good 7-room house, barn, windmill, 800
apple trees, 80 plum trees, ~ cherry trees
one-half. acre. Of grapes, all fruit III bearing
Will divide to suit purchaser. One-third cash
balance on long time: =
Three and one-half-acre tracts with young
fruit and apple trees, close to Excelsior, a,
very reasonable price and your terms
Beautiful Sroom, all the year round house
on the north shore. Must be seen to be apure
ciated. VIII sell reasonable terms. OF
will trade for income property.
Lake & City Realty Co..
GIG Guaranty Building. Both phones.
O o o o o 0 Q 0 Q {
0 s2,5oo-sh ACRES NEAR MARKv1LLE; {
10 7-room house, barn, etc; 2 acres {
TO berries, 200 apple trees, good well.
% So, 5000 acres good land, one mile from {
O Markvi1le station G. n. Ry., small
O house, well, 3 acres berries, 100 apple
10 trees; few plum trees There is a CAN
o merry two miles away, which gives a
10 good market for vegetables. We will (
10 take part payment in improved Min
O. neapolis property. l.
O = Cali on Janney.
TO- 2o3 Oneida Bldg.
| 0 o o o o Q 0 o
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j. q. SCrHHSKy,
Box 7O4, PukWana, S. D.

FINE LINCOLN COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
800 acres present owners have cleared $4,000
in years. In fine state of cultivation, fair
buildings, fenced and cross fenced, 20 acres
fenced hog tight; this is a money maker; only
4 miles from county seat; 5000 population;
price SOS per acre; $4,000 and upwards cash,
: balance time. Another of 240 acres, good
improvements, creek runs through land; most
all be cultivated; only mile from city
limits $65 Terms all cash but Sc, 600
H. A. Wilkinson Canton, s. D. :