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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

Tie clty has purchased since ae.
cepFlng from the contractors
material to ths value ot a..
o8a.oe 81 which some las beea sod 6
c9nsomers IN yiuaa. some has hcea
used by tie city ltseltlu the extension
OF mains aaa e. .la32f worth IS sta
on hand. according q the inventors
o. Mag D
There IS nos So much work taf tha
sapefuteaasu6 ta da e attending
70 fhe running 81 fne system that be
Is unable . act Is collector and ca
motion u Aldsfman efusehae0d lbe
ordinance committee eas Instructed
60 pfouare ah ordinance creating Tire
office af bookseepeI ard collector iof
The Naferearks
street Commissioner Spencer ne
ported collections 81 Tie latter naff
o. Apfl ofsi3
There wete petitions ffam tao IRE
companies. each q which, ssked for
recognition as the oaelsi company
one was irem the old company the
other ffem a uee organization head
81 IS lehn swain IS cillsf ana A. Ii
Bresef IS assistant chief "a nmoiiaa of
Alderman cfaleha6ld tie old eom
aany was recognized. vlth the follow.
Int ofleefe II. = nidenIonr. chlef.
Eela EEfef assistant ehieE. q Bra
IS. foreman q tie hoze cempanY
Iamas Highland. foreman oi ladder
nomDanY Niu Highland. secretary
i. s. Knight treasurer
re suggestion q the Commercial
einh inst I'll eoal brought into the
elfs 81 Iaxed one cent 3 bushel tie
nn#seds e 81 expended faf FaralF of
fhg 1uaa to IimheF Hill was not CON
sIhiaEed laxen5Y hy TIE council such
fax. i vas stated. would he illessl.
4 resolution apuFDpflatsnT 80 ioF
she improvement = 10 n0aa q TIE
Bel bridge vas introduced bat not
nasssd. owing e tic laek Of . TIVE.
IhIE.is membership. lkldafmsn Val.
|sn and HaTnf having been callea
away
= & Martins petition asking ioI
tie opening Of he alley u block z.
Ht granted
#z4 Eiizs - Stza06s petition aakl
~ Iaf ne removal q the septic IanH
s14 - present loesIlea aeaf he'
sAtH - IA 81 - table
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

Il = difficult g cufa . cough e free
yourself from The dlseomforia 0f cold
unless Feu move tie oauels ness
Laxative Honey and Tar aeEa "a lhe
bowels I'D drives all cold out 81 the
system. foE Group. uheopiar cough,
zelda. AMI Al luns and bronchial alfse.
tens. 10 Fnmedr IS equal to she orIsl.
nal Bees Laxative Honey and 1af. A
liquid cald Cure. Sold b A. ?. Oven,
druggist. ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
GILLETT NOT
CONFIRMED

The Judiciary ftUa - lhe
United States senate ei Wfa~
ea fe recommend the eHarln ~
he raapaelnfmeaf g fmnk eft IS
assoclsfe Justice eifEt Oklahoma So
pTema ranE President Roosevelt
seat SIS aame q flie scaafs onr
weeks age despite a ha asht tiaf
had been maie against hlH Tie
caWmlfies iaauA inaf fudge eHlsst
had violated TIE federal siatatss IN e..
pointing hls relatives De aaIee nh
present term On the supreme e1agf
henct vii expiu this month
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
ROLLS SHOULD Be
MADE PUBLIC

Sentiment Ia Nluisa IS decidedly in
favor % the aassags of the emendment
making the tribal rolls public prep.
efty. Open to ail. There IS thought 90
have been 80 excuse iof tnr original
osaef ioFolddlng tie public 70 mNe
aeccss % these rolls
Why should il ts necessary asked
prominent business man Tits mofn.
iag iof any man O. steal tisa citlfen-
shlp rolls q any 81 tie eve trlhess
We've not they made wllh tie peo
ple's money! Are tllcy uog therefore
the property e. tie peeplef l. there
any secret about Them that the peo.
pie should uot know
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
WANTS CHESS
TOURNAMENT

Q. ~ Neville d this rltY IS trying
% aork AZ enthusiasm .flifaugiaeat
the territory ioF g ellee and eleeke1
tournament te he held somewhere
this summer NJ Neville IS az efa
iiiualasfle chess sndI checker llena
himsslf. and there are others n Ninl.
"a. while throughout tke territory
there Is great deal a talent NJ.
Neville expects e Fo 70 Mnskogse
some daY this seek q take the NAT
lef 40 vith the PLAYERS Of that cts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
AdaIr Pastor Assaulted

lles v g WhlteIaw, pastor 81 tie
Methodist chnfch &c AdaiF. wa Is.
saaltad and badly heaten yesterday
morning BY Clese Durham. yonng
man who ind been pal cut of tho
church fof disturbing uo1ship sandag
night. After beatlns he minister,
Dnntam escaped a warrant has
been issued for Ms arrest AM ne
grand IuFy nov n session "a prfoF
cFeak vii te akad e lnaleg him
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
WON'T LOCATE
COUNTY SEATS

Waiting AeE fhe afcr
ess en Ihe statsheei1H ia9 d.
erred ffe aera h1aa HfrhIam
without naeiau3 S c0Hc the
81 dcn ads lhaf agree
Hea which na8 - rssciei 10 Hot
eatala tie pafIen e caah s
Tbs boundaries 81 aalHfiss 81 efeH
mas De temporarily aksa b 81 q
preserve la fHa Interim hsfweeH safs
fltefbsI and state keysfnaeu prep.
sf eelff iufslleiiea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
NEW COURT
STEN0GRAPHER

Iohn y hIas si6 has ief over 4
rear Ieeu ln t8e oglce 81 Seymour
ltlidls As sienofnplef las bean 81.
pointed slenoefapbaf % ludga A..
aill Mis- Ilese Iianahue. wht has tann
aetlnR in that capacity having 70.
slsnsd ln order ta 50 70 sait Lake
gltf MF hiue silI uef iAhe 80 hs
neW duties until neat NoudaY lle
wlli art aisa as ceaft slenoefaptsr
lu casee aAeFs hts services are 70.
qaested Ne i slccesfei IL NJ. RId.
dies o1ice IS Claude 0zteuood. uh0
hegan Nulk thIs morning
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
WAS GREAT
CONFERENCE

Rev &. Mcdonald aud Rev s
T. nunkie returned % tinlta as
night % tlle katg train thai was -
nearly dltehed hY running over 8 cos
They sefe e tie Cbcfokee district
conference u The Methodist ehaneh 81
Pryor Creek. fhoY report that it
vas ono of tile greatest coofevnces
ever held IL tho district There we're
3 delegates in atleudancs foaf
men wtfs licensed % preach and
three wefa recommended % tha zen.
ofal conference for appointment s.
travelling preachers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
THE MACHINE men
WIN FIRST ROUND
In Kansas Republican Convention Smith
Is Charman--StubbS DenOunCeS
the Protective Tariff.

Topeka. Kan May 2-The Repub.
lean state convention o mama . sull
state ticket, vas called 70 order here
today by ". r. Stubhs, the chairman
Of the state central committee. iu
his speech ne said among other things
arhe greatest robbef ia The country
today is the steel trust which has
been made 50 by an unreasonable pro-
tsetiye tand In our deliberations
here to-day we must look TO on match-
less president Roosevelt fof al ek.
ample and apply bis idea, that q The
square deal q an men. Let as se act
that We shall not be ashamed e gehome
20 cur people ana say, We were free
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
KANSAS HELPS
THE NJ, K. & 7.

Washington. APR s1@la ths 50.
preme court today a motion Aas disd
hF TIE attorney general of tie state
Of Kansas asking leave u De aa orig.
ioal suit on behalf g tie state
against the officers nf ths interior
department, ihs head eh'ef and sob
ordinate officials e fle Nmkesee
tribe 81 Indians and ne alletises 81
that 1Iiue fa tslaalssh fhs flsft ~
the Missouri. kauzss 3 1ekas rsil,
rad company ie land granted iilai
aanpsHy la ise8 Tie mallm aas
laAea under consideration
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

and.untiammeled convention, not enc
led By aicateFle of political clans
Henry J Allen moved, IN the inter.
est oiiliarmuny That a committee be
appointed representing all factions 90
select a Temporary Chairman >ena.
cor J \. nolley and Senator Samae
;. Benedict seconded the motion bat
Il was tabled. Then Ex-Governor Bal.
ey after a brief ,peech, moved that
A " smith, che candidate of the
machine crowd. bc named temporary
chairman Henry Allen seconded
the motion aud il vas carried The
then took a recess antn
$50 3. m. The anl aghg had been
won easily IS the machine eFoNd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
MAY Be TROUBLE
IN PENNSYLVANIA

ehsnOklu Pa Apr D. kH tie
mInez of tNia session efaerf enc fan.
"a to 81 - safs tbs morning
nohalf Ps spf W TIE strife
.fuatlou IL fhe c'eraaii nsHn IS
ghnn hK operators
haze granted lhe itaa sie aaa g s
assstte4 fhaf iles aili mtss 81 -
tempt "a fasaHe aQfk Ia Ma TIE
u nss are holding paf 81 tI secg.
nlt 0t fl.t union It 3 feaftl that
fhHe siIl be trouble ii n sttsnp, IS
uade 81 Fesama sofH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

This council then proceeded 90 the
election 81 water commissioners. Al.
aermen Wilkinson Baigstt ana Deck
being chosen
Bills were approved asgrsgatlng
sFl4a2 The council then took a fc-
eess. subject 90 the cali 81 the masor
A meetlng will be held ia q fea days
TIE preseht contract 10 The city with
the banks iaf The deposit at Tie city
money expires May 8 and TIE bond
ofihe Ninia National bank as De.
plsitarY Cor the ensalng year has cot
yet been approved
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
HOCR WILL Be
RENOMINATED

Topeka, kan. alay Representa-.
tive Jevetf of sedgwlek county. uho
has been leading tie hght On Hoch.
admitted to-day MS belief that iha
governor vii be momlnated b aecla.
nation. me sedeulek delegation
laief personally pledged as support q
fhe governor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
STRIKE is
ON IN CITIES

Paris Nav Cavalry asa lnisntv
had bssu placed lasg alghf al al ne
prominent falafs q faus ani is
suburbs ~ anticipation q re labor
disturbances expecfet foi4y nsinE
- excitement h It's Place ds lA Re.
pabllef eafly 1gsiay ti,c tpals hal
q intervene : hundred affesls snfa
mais and the prisoners Nsfe ln.
meilAtely arfAlsnei esgl ssuf le Aii
TIE pfae,sloB of tie striking
printers sha sang ms0iaflomg
Sings s tHsy naEss sas stopped
- lle paica ana lia pecessiUa
Afoksn aa
Aetie dsy pfafsi gl.e d.sfaib.
ances Increased MaF Anarchists
have bseh aea..e8 ffsm pars and
aafe 9l fie lesssa isse s sea arrest
sa
TIE ia1ca ei fe ss $3.50 taa.ga aa
haHl 6 tHsitl ~ WH1 Tie
bsnss Uls 1eassa and aH tha railway
stations as Faarlad as se Is I
olhsf prominent places
nestea. MaY Na aa4 aas mark.
ta s. eamunus m.aot STRIKES Mflf
IL tie building ffsass fAMuElsaut
SEES Eak'ani
Duluth. Mlan MaG Tie ioas
Threatened marine strike e. tl.eGteat
Lakes VAS officially naaeaalel at
tise head 81 TIE .akes q midnight
Cleveland Otto. Ma foaf thaas.
and men hega afo directly affected Is
the strike q tie lon9slopnen "a ths
areat Lakes SO ofe. roaI of grain !,
beug nanalsd s. tlls palnl ieaAf
Practically ths same condition exists
81 81 Lake Erie ports
Chicago. NaE Lake freight tmf
81 IS fof The greater part a. stand
sflll here and a must Lake Michigan
points loiaY As result 81 tie strike
over tllfee Thousand meu aaIt aorl
here today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

Green's 3Ana tie ouly 1apaness be-
lAli Team IN he world ulll piar shs
loeal Lean a spafismAns FmFk Thurs.
d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

See thai youi druggist gives sou 40
Initiation Wlan 20 ask tot kaamaYa
Laxative Honey ard Tar. tie original
Laxative cough sffap
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
NO QUORUM
CAUSED BY EARLY 40
J0URNMENT OF C0UN-
Gil LAST MIGHT

TIE regular meeting 81 the cifS
e0ancl vas held last sight Not
much business WIS transacted as I've
Of the eouncilmen we're called aNag
during the progress e the meeting
leaving nb quorum an members
wefe pfesan, when the meeting VAS
called 90 srder save Alderman Collins
who IS out of the eitg
A petition tor the location d an
are light a. Fiat avenue ana North
Thompson street vas referred % the
street and alley COMMITTEES.
G. J. Hunt Nllo has been auditing
TIE books q tie uatefwuFks superin-
tendent, made q report This showed
collections during the year as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

q You Are Just waking Up, To the
Fact Of Want Advertisira--of fts
Possibilities for You--Why. Better /
Late Than Never!"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

The distinction given to Mrs. Daniel
Manning was a singular honor, for
very few women nave ever been thus
recognized by the grand chancellery'
Only two other American women have
ever been made knights. one OF these
Is the Marqulse de Wentworth the art
list: the other Is Mrs Potter Palmer or
Chicago who was a commissioner 10
the exhibition of 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

feel that disgrace has been put upon
them by their own people. Americans
visiting Paris are disappointed at not
seeing the great bronze equestrian
statue OF Lafayette for which the
school children Of the United States
have paid.
MATTERS MADE WORSE.
Matters have been made worse by
the fact that the old plaster cast which
does duty for statue Is now IN a
dlapldated condition. Some two years
ago hoof fell on the horse and a
boot off the hero. Paul Wayland
Bartlett, the sculptor, patched the parts
together and did the whole over with
bronze paint. The patched and paint
ed horse and man deceived the eye for
about eighteen months, Now the thing
IL once more weather-worn. The horses
neck il arched wrongly, his tail is SUI
tentatively twisted, and big white spots
appear on his shoulders and sides as
the paint falls of Furthermore, the
Young general looks knee knocked. I'M
der these circumstances IL IL not Won
derful that people ask why the com
mlttee does OF report. Why is the
statue not erected Who has the
money!
COMMITTEE NAMED IN CHICAGO.
In 1899 a committee was formed In
Chicago for the purpose OF collecting
money to present statue of Lafayette
TO France The factotum Of this COM
mittee was Robert j. Thompson. who
was elected secretary Of what was then
, called the Lafayette Memorial commit
| tee. Thompson did most OF the work
MS far as collecting the money was con-
cerned. The treasurer was Mr. Revell
| OF Chicago Other members OF the
committee are Melville r. stone OF
| Chicago. who. however. has rarely at
| tended the meetings, Archbishop Ire
land OF 81. Paul, Ferdidand w. Peck OF
| Chicago and Thomas Hastings OF New
| YorL. The movement was Matched
| In Chicago and the presentation was
| obviously intended TO give eclat to the
| United States commission TO the Uni
yersal exhibition OF Paris In 1900.
The school children OF America, chief
| ly through the instrumentality or Mr.
| Thompson. contributed 100000. Much
| credit was given TO Mr., Thompson for
| his powers Of organization. The French
papers were full Of the princely gift
| OF the American children They phil
| osophlzed correctly about the everlast-
| ing friendship and the wisdom OF
teaching history correctly 70 the chill
| dreu Of the two republics. When
| Thompson made preliminary trip to
| PARIS he was received by President
| I.oubet. NJ. Loubet gave him the
presidential box n, the opera
CONGRESS GAVE s25, 1000.
Congress appropriated s25 900 worth
Of bullion to make Lafayette dollars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

Fifty thousand OF these were struck
and sold at 81 each. The Daughters Of
the Revolution contributed $4,000,
There are private contributions be-
sides.
All OF those connected proximately
with the Lafayette Monument move
ment received recognition In some
way. Ferdinand w. Peck was select
ed to present the statue To France
Archbishop Ireland was chosen to de-
liver the dedicatory address Thomas
Hastings Of New York was made ar
chitect Secy Thompson, Archbishop
Ireland, Thomas Hastings and Mrs,
Daniel Manning. as representing the
Daughters Of the Revolution, were
made knights Of the Legion of Honor.
Ferdinand w Peck would likewise
have been knighted, but his position as
commissioner general entitled him to
a higher grade,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

Special Correspondence.
~ ARTS April 1S.-There Is a grave
over France and the United
States. We may call 1t for con-
venience sake the scandal OF the statue,
the reference being to the statue OF
Lafayette which the school children
of the United States are supposed to
nave presented to France. Every year
since the present plaster east was
erected there have been grumblings
and murmurlngs and curious questions
asked about the statue, Americans
living IN Paris have grown uneasy and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

Where is Money Of American Children :?

Sub
Made Six
Years Ago $ Crumbin8 But Why?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-28

Continued on page eighteen)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

El.que suseribs poue sn eonooI-
nAsnto de sus numsrcg,s pArroquia-
Ros, que dssds sssa techa y en- M So.
gsnde comsdor, los prscios estsr&n
On rel acion con Ia sItlaci6n actual
IN hIst *, IL ctvs. Una ternera en-
panada, 10 csvs. Un arrox con gall.
ms. 10 ctvs, Un caldo gallsgo, 10 ctvs.
On bacalso & Ia vizcaina, 10 ctvs. IN.
sopa sou earns, , csvs. Una sopa do
gallins, ssvs, ina nixta, 8 stvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
Jaime Sire.
LATIN. AMERICAN INSTITUTE
dlGlgidO pol Don Jose Domingo SaSoaa
81 W. o7th St. NEW YORK

do y ehcax dc este idioma-Cuidadol
de tamilia--Comida q Ia espaffoa-
Costumbres, religion y tradicins
patrias--Metodos de enseiisnza ane
ricanos-Idioma obligatorio. el ingIes
Nuestras especialidAdes: Oomsrca 4
Idi0mas. Referencias de doude se
quieran y como 20 quieran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

instruction On todos los ramos
Conducci6n sdesuada On los estxdios.
Trsto y direction convsnientes al carac-
or dc 10 raza latina-Pertecaion mamie n.
10 On sl idioms sspanol, & fin de q. los
i6vsnss que 90 nos snvfan no vuslvan
luego 4 sus paises haeisndo papelss
ridfeulos, ain saber hablar bisn, nj sl
espahol, nj el ingles, ,-Enaeii Anza rkpi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

y ssi suos vsmsuSs sodos los dem&s
platoa.
Tambi6n se haesn asonos psra
familiaa prasios llmisn los, Sssos CON
quinsenss ad slsntsdas.
Un cubierso de IL 4 de 4 7 On
sl Restaurant, so ctvs,
Los iuevos y domingos 20 hace IN
sslecto cAld . gailego y los sabados
pastales y ai xaas con polio.
JUANG ARoIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
Doctor R. Ruiz Arnau

De regreso de su viaie "a Europa,
ACADIA de instalar 81 o6cina protesio.
nal en- ID calle del Cristo, ndmero IA.
Horaa de consulta: de Il y media & 2
Y media do la tards. d..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
" Th. Sun Life Assurance Co. Of Canada "
"E| Sol de Canada

sob vida ha pagado do
sostas ndnero de Pdizas vlgo
P6 mas bsr1l nsdo t1sta did, Ofscs la garana
a aha, d scvo bisu nvsrtdo Concede preSta
nos s.g Pas esducabe Paga oda Glaze de
os prmsra ada cinco af,s Su sse ma de <Poi
.a CO form mas
hva sag dbo V6anse los propscsos Pldans ino
Slbb, saerass San Juaa hay agsnses To-
Gales poblaciones
GAMBIA sTUBBE. Agsnsss Gsasrsles y BAnqueros
O. f. sTeREs Division Manager.
J.. N. .LAGO. Assistant Manager.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
Ia Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO So,

!: Gran rebaia de precios en- bene6cio del pdbhco.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-10-18

tion that would be caused by an I'm
precedented supply of new gold
would be attended with grave dam
ger and possible disaster. The COR
rectnsss of this conclusion must now
be tested.
A deluge of new gold, such as the
world has never before known, is
upon us: and unless all indications
prove misleading, the tide will con-
tinuc to rise for many years to
come. The worlds production of
gold for the year 1905 amounted
to approximately S375, 900, 900, as
compared with less than one-third
of that amount in 1890, and but
a little more than one-half as much
in 1896. For nine years the an
nual output has been increasing
$50, 600, 600 each year; while for
the preceding decade the average
annual increase in production was
less than 50, 600, 600. @
II the yearly production of the
mines continues to grow as rapidly
for the next ten years, the worlds
present supply will be more than
doubled. Yet for a considerable
which the production of new gold
has been growing by leaps of $780,
600, 600 each year, one OF the
worlds greatest mining districts,
the Witwatersrand, was entirely
unproductive, or else yielded only a
fraction of its normal capacity. The
high water mark of production on
the Rand, before operations were
suspended by the Boer war, was
reached in August, 1899, just be-
fore the beginning of hostilities
and was not again equalled until
December, 1904.
The introduction of Chinese cooiie
labor had its effect, as is shown by
the fact that while the production
of the district in 1898, the last COM
plete year before the war, was but
500, 200, 900, in 1904, it had riser
to $50, 200, 900, and in 1905 to sos,
100000. The assurance of an ade-
quate supply of cheap labor is {
guarantee that all the old mine.
will continue in operation, ano
that many new ones will be open
ed. Prospecting has greatly ex
tended the known productive area
SO that this great mining district
will continue to increase it's output
This year the production will ex
coed 500, 900, 600. 1t may ulti
mately reach 5000, 900, 600 an
nual1y.' -
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-10-18
VOTE TWO YEARS AGO ON
ELMORt COUNTY OFFICERS

In view of the sonwehat mixed
political situation, the vote on
county officers two years ago will
doubtless be read now with interest.
1t is as follows.
STATE SENATOR John P.
Clays, r, Sill, w. A. Russell, D,
$50.
REPRESENTATIVE - T. w.
Richard, r, sos, r. D. Gorby, d,
$50.
COMMISSIONERS FIRST DIS
TRICT-J John Pence, r, 531, S. L.
Galloway, d, $50.
COMMISSIONERS, SECOND DIS
TRICT-w. L. Ward, r, 600, H.
Willis D, 457.
COMMISSIONER, THIRD DIS
TRICT-C. v. Smith, r, 500, G.
w. Elliott, D, $50.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT
V Mundell, r, 574, j. A. Purtill
D, 400.
SHERIFF H. Ross, r, SOB
c. M. Nicholson, d, SIS.
COUNTY TREASURER-R. w
Smith, r, 634, ]. H. Brady, d, 433
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS-Le Lockman, r
4S3, Mrs. L. B. Wertz d, 615.
COUNTY ASSESSOR r
Adams, r, 400, e. l. Walker, d
COZ.
COUNTY ATTORNEY Dan w
Shelter, r, 543, d. Mclaughlin
K D, SIS.
COUNT SURVEYOR A
McCargar, r, asa, S. G. Rhoades
D, SAC.
PROBATE JUDGE-Win c
Stimson, r, 500, j. A. Nicholson
d, 488.
On state officers the result we
equally mixed. Heitfeld, demo
cratic candidate for governor, re
ceived 584 votes, Gooding, republ
can, 452, Shaw, socialist, SO.
French, republican candidate fC
congress, received 524, Clay, den
ocrat, AIS, Morrison, socialist, 6.
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nous bodies of this class Of min
eraI and where there is every in
indication OF perfnanency.
Nearly all of the great mines of
the west are productive of low
grade ore, interspersed with zones
of greater enrichment, while the
really noted mines, productive
throughout, of sensationally rich
ore, are few and scattered. Many
wonderful fortunes have been the
outcome of lowgrade mines. For
instance, the great Honestake
mine has Just declared its 3e3rd
dividend of fifty cents a share, or
500, 200, making a total to date of
SIS, BIS, $50; and this Princely for
tune has been paid out of ore run
ming less than 50 to the ton in its
gold contents. The Mercur mine,
of Utah, has paid SIS, 800, 600 in
dividends, and The average of its ore
does not exceed So to the ton, and
many instances of a similar nature
could be referred to were space to
permit. Salt Lake Mining Review.