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Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30
BY IMPLICATION.

The president of the esteemed Ram part Miners Association professes to believe that the Yukon Valley News was established to wage war on the association.
 The Yukon Valley News professes friendship for the Rampant Miners As sociation. Therefore, by implication, the aforementioned president accuses the Yukon Valley News of falsehood and deceit.
 The Yukon Valley News does not be- leve the presidents professions are made in good faith; that he believes what he says he believes, or that his motives are pure-and he may apply the implication to his own liking.
 But one thing can impair the strength and usefulness of the association, and that is lack of interest in it by the miners themselves. It will be just as good and just as strong as the mass that composes it-and no better and no stronger. Its membership is said to be increasing rapidly, and with practically all the miners in active participation it may accomplish much good and can not go far wrong.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30
NEW RESTAURANT

Just opened in the Miss Parke Building,
 Front Street. short Orders Regular Meals. Home Cooking
 Service at All Hours. MRS. BURNS. SwEETIE BECKwITH
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30
SUBsCRIPTIoN.-One year, S7.50; six months S4.OO; one month, 75 cents.
CALENDAR
JUNE

MAY JUNE NJ T W r VI T " F s
 1 ? 3 , l 6 910l112 3 f ! 6 : s 13 II l5 l6 l7 Is l9 10 II 12 l3 II l5 l6 20 2l p g 24 p 26 r Is 19 20 2l P 233 ? 2S % 30 3l 24 p 26 ? 2S 29 90 MOoN'S PHASES.- MoON's PRASES.- First quarter, lst Full moon, 9th; full moon, Sth last quarter, 18th; last quarter, 14th; new moon, Fist. moon, 22d. first quarter, 29th first quarter, 30th.
 WEDNrsDAy May 20 19O6
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1906.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

THE Ketchikan MininS Journal thinks the two principal qualified tions neces- sary to fit man for delegate to con gress from Alaska are-frst, plenty of friends at the seBt of government; sec- ond, plenty of money to entertain them with after he gets there. The M. J. says Marshal Shoup possesses both re- quirements. It is pretty safe guess that the friends will not be the first to become scarce.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

THE republicans of the Panama will stand by the miners of the Panama. The official paper of the Yukon don't want the republicans of Rampant to stand by anybody, except But the Valley News submits to the point of order-it doesn't belong to 'em.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

Dawson, May lS.-Charley sullivan leaves today in a small boat for the viz cinity of Fortymile and Coal Creek, where he goes to search for the body oi his brother James sullivan. Mir Sim clair and six others who were drowned
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

THE Forum and few individuals oc- casionally attribute the edtorship of the Yukon Valley News to persons not connected with the paper. It is encour- aging to note that they never pick out a fool to bear the responsibility.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

IT is said that the Alaska Forum and the Rampant republican committeeman have withdrawn their support from President Roosevelt.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

Or Rampart's population, four are in iail-apparently for life.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

TIE Alaska Forum is l0l2 inches one way and l5'2 the other. It is the ofli- cial paper, opposed to all graft, and spells very little white paper. Now is the time to subscribe. Published free, as an inducement for it to exchange pa- uers [
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

by their scow being caught in the ice opposite Coal Greek station lrst October. Two policemen will join sullivan at Fortymile and assist in the scarch.- News
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30

WHEN an individual arrives at the conclusion he is ''too intelligent" to work he is in the bor,lcrland oi crime.
Yukon Valley news., 1906-05-30
Modern Dentistry
 In all its Branches
CHARLES D. CARTER. D. D. S..

wiii remain la Rampant month, or longer d business warrants.
 Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. OFFICE Just above the ae~ postosffee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
Benefits Big Grocery and
Fruit Section

HEADQUARTERS for the good things
at prices to suit the millions.
Benefits Breakfast Coffee A2C
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Basket Fired Japan Tea 1AC
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
DID You INQUIRE About BENEFITS
Capitol Coffee Special7
Benefits Capitol Extract $40
pouile Tor cro,n ,rradiinc' Stanns
Diamond Fruits OSC
And n thirty Green Trading stamps.
Flower and Vegetable Seeds Do
Diamond S Salmon - 0QC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Headquarters for Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables.
Six &c wiggle Sticks DC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Six &c Wiggle Stick OSn
WaXer ............ SOS
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Two sacks Worcester Table IOC
And And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits Bargain Soap OE1
ten DarS ............. GOV
BUrTER-Reoeived from best dali
ries daily.
BENEFITS CAPITOL CREAMERY,
finest in the land, one 90
pound brick, full weight SOC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
yTNSOyHALER LOSES CASE
Supreme Court Denies New Trial Of In
heritanoe Tax and Writ
LESLIE MUST APPOINT APPRAISERS
Estates VIII BE valued ana Taxed and
DougIns County VIII Get ThOus-
ards of Dollars for
improvements.

County Attorney slabaugh received no
tee. from Lincoln Thursday that the su-
preme court had denied the motion for a
new trial in the inheritance tax case
which was appealed from this county. The
case was an application for a mandamus
10 compel former County Judge Vinson-
haler to appoint appraisers in an estate
taxable under the law. Judge Vinsonhaler
held the law invalid. The case was taken
TO the supreme court and the law held
good. motion for a rehearing was
filed and has just been overruled
County Judge Leslie will proceed at once
10 appoint appraisers in about thirty es-
tates which are subject TO taxation and
the revenue resulting from the tax Will
amount to several thousands Of dollars.
Under the law, this money is to be ex-
pended in the building Of county roads. A
penalty or per cent is provided in case
the tax Is not paid within six months
after the will Is probated. Among the
larger estates which will be subject TO In
heritanoe tax are those OF John J. Dickey,
Anna NJ Goodrich, Samuel Relchenberg, ].
L, Brandeis, Peter Glandt. Addison s. Car
ter, Clinton circuit, Edward w. Nash,
Frederick A. Nash, %: John II. Evans.
Howard Kennedy, Frank Murphy, Michael
Murphy, Ben 3. Wood William w. Marsh.
J. ]. Brown and ]. l. Redick. The APP
praisers have practically all OF the powers
OF a court in securing evidence on the
value Of estates.
The law provides a tax OF per cent In
estates over $4,000 which descend to lineal
descendants. per cent in estates over 5000
which descend to other than lineal heirs
and u per cent on legacies 10 charity OF
over $500,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
YOUNG WOMEN STILL AT WORK
Y. w. c. A. DevOtinE Energies to
Ball Game TO he Played
at Vintou

Only few hundred dollars have been
added to the Young Women's Christian
association building fund since wednes-
day. but the canvassers' lists are nearly
completed and the committees will renew
their soliciting Friday. The total now
stands $75,69924 A gift OF $500 from Miss
Mary Sumner, a former member, now liv-
ing In Chicago, was received Wednesday
afternoon. The teams are devoting their
chief energy to creating interest in the
beneft base ball game to be given at
Vinton Street park Saturday afternoon,
April q. Bleacher. as we'll as grand stand
tickets, are being printed. and will be
placed for sale in all the cigar and drug
stores. The entire proceeds OF all tickets
sold by the women, as we'll as half the
gate receipts, win go to the building fund
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
WATTLES HAS NOT WITHDRAWN
Has Never stepped out Because Never
stepped I'm the Senatorial
Race.

Gurdon W. wattles returned Thursday
morning from Los Angeles, Cal, where
he has spent the last three weeks visit
ing his father, who is sc years old and in
poor health. Mrs. wattles accompanied
him home. He did not intend to make
his stay anywhere near so long in Los
Angeles but was delayed by the washing
out of seventy-fve miles of track on tho
San Pedro line in Nevada. Traffic was
interrupted from March % TO April 16.
Mr.. wattles was unable to obtain sleep
ing car accommodations over other lines
and remained until the San Pedro line
was in working order again.
Mr. Wattles said he had nothing new
to offer on the senatorial question, but
uttered this significant statement:
'It can't be said have withdrawn be-
cause never entered"
Now that President G. w. wattles has
returned from the Pacific coast, the board
Of directors Of the Omaha Grain exchange
will select a secretary with the least pos
sibe delay. A meeting has been scheduled
for o'clock Friday and a number Of ap-
plications will come before the board.
Among the applicants is said to be one
man from each railroad which enters
Omaha. The fact that the active members
of the exchange passed resolutions oppos-
inR railroad man VIII no doubt greatly
influence the board and will work against
the chances OF these men. The PROPOSE
ton said by many to be most in favor
among the members % the board is to
combine, with the cooperation OF the Com
mercial club, the transportation affairs of
the club and the exchange, securing Com
missioner e. J. McVann of the club to act
as traffic commissioner for the two bodies
But here again the active members of the
exchange have passed opposing resolu-
lions, which will be submitted to the board
at Fridays meeting.
Outside OF Mr., McVann and the railroad
men, there are, however, others from
which a selection may be made.
Mr.. Watties has read the Omaha papers
each day during his absence and has had
correspondence with the grain men, so that
he has the situation well In hand He
thinks II probable, but not certain, that
the question Of the secretsryship will be
settled Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
High Grade Wash
Goods

remnants Of our finest goods that sold out
first; all will go at trife
FROM $50 to 1145 A. M.-Remnants Of
french Organdies. remnants of Batiste.
remnants of Scotch Madras, remnants Of
French Cambrics remnants of Mercerized
Walstings, OF India Linons, Lawns and all
our finest wash goods. up to csc a yard.
will go in three lots at 90
yard, l5c, 12lzc and. Northumberland UC
FROM 1870 TO 4:SO p. M.--We will put an
entirely new line of Wash Goods rem
nnants az. yard, 121kc, 1Oc, e
'720 ana ''''''...................... ~
REMNANTS OF FINE Innings All
kinds Of fine Innings up to SOC a yard. in
long remnants, all day at,
yard, 10C and -.. DC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
In The Silk Dept.

1900 SILK REMNANTS novelties and
plains. in lengths from q yard to 5 yards
each, values from soc TO 100
"i'VV' al NdTu s.......s.......s.....s...
PHENOMENAL BLACK SILK BARGAINS
HoURLY-A limit Of one pattern TO
Customer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20

u lbs. Best Pure Cane GRADUATED
Sugar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jello or Bromangelon, per pkg...........l1hc
lib. pkg Condensed Mince Meat........ DC
lib. cans Assorted Soups ................ DC
Pint bottle Pure Tomato Catsup ......SE5c
The best Hand-Picked Navy Beans
Hominy, Farina or Barley, per lb....SAc
10 Bars Best Brands Laundry SOAP. Zoe
Glib. cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn...... &c
2-Ib. cans Fancy Wax or String Beans. &c
2-lb cans Fancy Lima Beans .......,.... &c
lib pkg Corn Starch ................... &c
Oil Sardines, per can .................... &c
Lib can Fancy Alaska Salmon.......... &c
choice santos Gomez, per lb.............. 15c
THE Finest Tea Siftings, per lb........l2hc
Fancy California Prunes, per d. =, &c &c
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, per lb......l15c
English Cleaned Currants, per lb. ........71Rc
3-crown Muscatel Raisins, per lb........713c
Fancy California Peaches, per lb..:.....1 nc
The Best Lemon, Orange or Citron
Peel, per lb......................;... l5c
Fancy Seeded Raisins. per pkg.......73sc
The Best Soda Crackers, per lb.......... &c
Fancy Sweet Cookies, per lb............ lOc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20

The great bargain surprises Of the entire season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
Grand Notion Sale, FRIDAY.
Cutting Prices on Fresh Fruits, Fresh Veg
eahe 6roceres Dried Fruits Butter Cheese and Crackers


BUTTER AND CHEESE PRICES;
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, equal
to anything put up in packages for
much higher prices, per lb.......:....'. Io
Fancy Brick and Limburger Cheese,
per 10
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per ID. l6o
Fancy New York white Cheese. per d.. loo
Neufchetel Cheese, each ..............'... &c
Sap Sage cheese, each.
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
PRICES.
Large Brazil Cocoanut, each.........,.... 30
measures Fresh Roasted Peanuts go. so
Fancy Imported Figs, per ib.............R54o
Fancy Fard Dates. .lVc
Fancy, Large Navel Oranges, worth 4Oc
a dozen, for this sale, per dozen. ....... 25c
Fancy, Large, Juicy Lemons, per doz.... lze
Large Bunches Fresh Radishes...".....
Large Cucumbers, each ....................7Ao
. Runches Fresh Beets ..................... Sc
Elephant, per ..........................'. DC
heads Fresh Lettuce .,................... DC
4 lunches Fresh Onions .................. &c
Fresh Parsley, per unch......,........... &c
Fresh Peas per quart .................... 100
Large QuG-. boxes Fancy Texas Straw
berries Lou
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
In the Great Domestic
Room
SpseiaI oppOriunliies fOr Moner Swine

NFNNiei NfFNfieHiINs WI WVU0I SAVING
WHITE WA1STINGS-in long mill and,
and odd lengths, from our regular stock
in Madras, SILK Stripes. Nainsook, Pioue'
etc, sold regularly up to
40C yard, at. ward .............. DC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
Flannel Department

Remnants of 121Rc and 10c Pure White and
y yaTd shaker FLANNEL a. 54c
Remnants of SIC Outing Elan al
Remnants Of 3Oc Plain and Fancy Color
Art Ticking, at I0lc
AdEu .s.sssssss.s
R SEne at Yard 9f DC and l2'so SIX SC
REMNANTS of 1Sc Art Denems GIC
and Sateens at, yard ...........,,,.,..O9S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-20
A brave Fight

against Stomach. Liver and Kidney Trouble
is always successful II carried on by means
Of Electric Bitters. 80 cents. For sale by
sherman q Mcconnell Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
MARKET FEATURED BY BIG BOOM IN
 COPPER
s. & P. and Cananea Central Held Center of Interest
 for Purchasers.
(By Frank Grail

Today's market was certainly q wonder and from all indications the market has just got started. The boom is on in coppers and looks as though any copper stock now bought that has the least bit of merit should make good advances, especially those that are in the class of producers.
 Superior & Pittsburg was the whole thing to a certain extent, although Cananea Central made a warm race with her. Superior & Pittsburg was well taken by the east, sales peing re- ported at s24.OO during the furry. but at the close there was considerable offered a. S24.00. I would not be at all surprised to see it sell for better prices tomorrow.
 Caanea Central also came in for her share of the advance. and at the close could not be bought for less than s23.12.
 Calumet & Arizona surprised many today. Those that bought up last week have certainly realized a handsome profit. sales being made tonight at s129.00. The same can be said also regarding North Butte. the sales be- ing made at s10S.00.
 Black Mountain does not seem to take on with the advance. Although American and Warren take on but a trifie I would not be surprised to see higher prices for both these stocks ip the very near future.
 I Globe is being well supported around
 $6.75 to $6.S7. Granby reached her
 point for some time, sales being made at s14.00.
 | Greene Cons. Copper acts very
 strangely and in the face of all this
 advance does not seem to respond ir
 the least; In fact there has been [ constant decline for the past week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
BOOKS 0F WEST MN. COMPANY SAID ID BE
 IN BAD TANGLE
Legal Steps Will Be Taken by Shareholders to Ascer-
 tain Conditions.

CANANEA. Oct. 3.-Reports current here on the streets for the last sever al days regarding the business affairs of the Cananea West Mining company, recently incorporated by James Wilkie, have created something of a sensation.
 It is alleged tonight that legal steps will be taken at an early date to the end that some order may be brought from the chaos which seems to have engulfed the company since its organ ization. It is charged that the books have been kept on slate and that there has been but small accounting l for stock sales made. What situation the titles to the corporation property are in and other matters affecting it's l interests vitally, so far as stockhold- CTS are concerned, are also said to be much in the dark.
 The stock of the company has been in considerable demand during the last couple of weeks. and a good many shares have been sold, principally to Cananea and Bisbee people.
 The property of the company is To- cated about seven miles from Cana nea and is considered to afford good surface showing for the making of a mine. A small amount of develop ment work done has been sufficient to create good deal of interest in the ground.
 The memory, of James Wilkie will be recalled in Bisbee in connection with a brief but sad mercantile ven- ture a few years ago. He departed from town at that time with a nun Der of creditors in his wake, who fail ed to realize. Neither is this the first mining venture in which Wilkie has managed to get things in clouded shape for confiding stockholders and associates. Several other of his ven. lures which terminated badly in Ari zona and Sonora are on record.
 . . . = . = . . . . . ( will work the mine, extract and smel; the ore on a royalty basis. The orc is very low grade, carrying about 1-1 to l per cent copper. but it is rich IT the iron and sulphur which are need ed so much for fiuxing purposes at the shannon smelteT. The management figures that It can secure .ho desiret fiux at lower cost this way thar by buying concentrates from ths Greene Consolidated.
 The Shannon has also made ar engagements to purchase the sulphids concentrates of the Burro Mountain company, operating .n New Mexico As stated some time ago Shannon i. increasing the size of it's furnaces 5i per cent. With the supply of Aux ing ores now secured. it will he ab., to increase it's output considerabl, and should add materially to its earn ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
DUEY @ OVERLOOK. Brokers
 Listed and Unlisted Securities

Tho market today has been liye one from opening to close with c. es A., s. & F., Cananea Central and N. Butte the features though nearly all on the board took on some advance. q. & A. opened at s122.00 and at the close showed s130.00 with every indi- cation of going higher tomorrow. sales were made as high as s130.00 during the day. s. & P. opened at $22.25 and sold up to $24.00, closing strong at this price. Cananea Cen tral showed sales at $22.75 with good demand. North Butte closed strong at $10S.12 with little stock to he had under s1GS.50. this stock also looks higher. Warren and American show ed little strength though closed some what higher than at opening. East Butte opened strong and showed sales at $13.00 during the day, but at close had weakened to $12.50. Keweenaw still remains quiet Old Dominion and Butte Coalition still holds we'll at bid prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
|JEROME HEARS OF
 NEW OPERATIONS
Positive Assurance Given That Many Properties Will Be Tak
 en Over by Capitalists, Who Will Start 0perations-Ev- erywhere in District Work Continues With Best Results.

JEROME. Oct. B. Developments in mining way have been interesting during the past week, not only in those properties under development, but from the fact that positive assur- ance has been given that other prom- ising properties have been taken over by capitalists who will at once com mence operations thereon.
 Among these properties are the Yer de Queen and one of the most prom ising groups belonging to the Hon. c. w. Hull, which includes a number of claims adjoining Senator ClaIk's great United Verde mine. In con nection with the Verde Queen it is reported inst the Larremore-Walker
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04

property will be worked. his property having improved very much under late development. On the VerGe queen there is complete shelter. The arting up of thi property again after a hut-down of everal years, will be good news to all who are interested in the Jerome district. At the PittsDurg- Je;ome work continues with the best of results. The water now being taken from the shaft is very strong with copper. At the North Verde and Ar kansas-Arizona shafts, work is being rushed, as also at the Mingus and Black Hills, and with the diamond drill on the Harryhousen, but nothing of special interest Is to be reported from any one of them this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04

Pritchard, Hagen & Co
 BrckerS ara Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone
 Bldg, Phone 135, eIsbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "eonanza
 Circle" and other Curb stocks,
 on commission. OUR SPE-
 ciAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to
 our office ''every little while"
 during brokerage hours direct
 from Calumet, Michigan--the HUB of the Bonanza Circle
 Companies.
 October ., 190C.-Today pre-
 sents market in copper shares
 such as has not been seen in a
 long time. Nearly the entire
 list is active and a strong de-
 mand that in most instances is
 far in excess of the supply.
 Superior & Pittsburg is the
 feature and since the close last
 evening has advanced about four points. Heavy bids for
 the stock come from the north
 and for a time the buyers were
 willing to- pay almost any price, though toward the close de- mand slackened off. Cananea Central has also ad- vanced well as have every one of the larger fellows. c. & A., N. Butte, B. Coalition ana Greene are on the rise, c. & A. having gone above SIPS, X. Butte to $10S.25 and B. Coali- ton beyond $41. Warren has strengthened considerably to- day and is much sought after around $14.50.
 The next few days should see decided rise in Warren, . American and Denn. The whole market is in excel lent shape and it appears that there will be nothing to reta-d the improvement and advance in price. Black Mountain is coming in for a good share or attention and is firm around s9.50. This stock looks like a good profit maker for the near future. East Butte is holding around $12.50, and there is considerable activity in the stock Warren at present price is good buy.
 Closing ouotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04

excellent and the stock closed at top, S1GS.25 bid. Butte Coalition was also veil bought, three different houses buying 1000 shares each at il, the Atchison dividend was a disappoint- ment and caused reaction through out the whole New York list. Amal gamated is being held down and made to look look weak but it should be bought on any further reactions.
 Calumet & Arizona is very scarce and lite buying fitted it eignJ points today. Keep your eye on Old Domin- ion, Utah, Range. North Butte, butte Coalition and c. & A.
 Sales, 1.22S,900.
 Money per cent.
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 The beach officer of Hunstanton, England, who was ordered by the Town Council to keep dogs from bark ing on the sea front, has resigned. Pending the appointment of an ablef man the dogs still bark.