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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13
FOR ROOsEVELTS NOMINATION.

The Evening Times has been a per-
sistent advocate of the denomination
and reelection of President Roose-
welt for another term. It is not alone
in this contention. The following ed
itorial taken from Leslie's Weekly of
November Is, will show that even that
conservative journal is an ardent ad.
vocate of the same course. It reads:
Says Congressman Grosvenor Of
Ohio, in one Of the magazines: "No
man who has been elected to the Of
fee of president has moral right to
refuse a reelection if the people de-
mand it, and the arguments here made
extend that situation forward so long
as the demand of the people continues"
This, of course, refers to the possibil'
ity that in 1908 there will be loud
popular call on President Roosevelt
to accept another election. Every
day this possibility tends more and
more toward probability. The last
few weeks showed this drift in a de-
cidedly concrete way.
The Missouri republican state, coun-
ty, congressional and senatorial
chairmen united unanimously in say
ing 1--WE would gladly support Theo-
dore Roosevelt for reelection in 1908
to the office now held by him." The
Alabama republican state convention
declared for Roosevelt for another
term, in 1905" The republican state
convention of the state of Washington
appealed to the president to yield to
the demand of the people by accept
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13

are approaching the period when ev-
cry man will have to respect the laws.
But will you kindly look through the
Official Register of the United States
every postmaster has copy-and
see how many men hold important
positions under the government by the
name Of Hitchcock? Is there sup
erabundance of families with that
name, or did we "look after the fam
ily?"
Paternalism is rampant in Washing.
ton, in many cases fathers having the
effrontery to have their sons and
daughters, and even their wives, en-
ployed in the same branch of the SER
vice. Every once in a while a move
ment is started to dispense with the
services of people when there are two
in the same family in the service, but
it ends in hot air when it is found
that the worst offenders are those high
up. Directories of employees of ev-
cry division Of the service are avail
able, but apparently the heads of the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13

The retirement of Leslie NJ. Shaw
from the portfolio of the treasury in
the presidents cabinet will be a
change which the country will GER
tainly appreciate. He is one of the
very weakest men who have ever filled
that position, and his egotism has Of
ten carried him into positions which
disclosed not only his personal weak
nesses but the weakness of his admin
istration of the department as we'll.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13
ing denomination should it be tend

cred"
Said Governor Hoch Of Kansas:
Kansas will lead in drafting Presi-
dent Roosevelt in 1908. When the con-
vention unanimously commands Pres
ident Roosevelt to accept the call Of
the party, as it will, he will have to
yield. / know he said he would not
accept, but the people will see about
that" Asked later On about this i'm
preston Governor Hoch added: ".Ac-
cept? OF course Roosevelt will ac'
cept. He can't get away from it. The
republican party is going to make
him its nominee in 1905"
"That was a fake" said Speaker
Cannon, that story that the presi-
dent declared would be the candidate
in 1905. He never said anything like
that to me, or so far as l know, to
anybody" And Cannon added:
Stranger things have happened than
that President Roosevelt would serve
until March 4, 1913"
All these utterances are of the past
few weeks. They voice the feelings
of steadily increasing number of
persons, in both parties, all over the
country. Events may soon shape
themselves so that the people all over
the country will imperiously demand
four years more of Theodore.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13

Thursday and Friday night the rooms
are in use. Last night the doctors used
them; tonight the Union Commercial
college students are to dance there,
and tomorrow evening the Pioneer
dancing club will hold their regular
hop
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13
departments are too busy to attend
to the matter.
A Busy Place.

The Commercial club rooms are very
busy these evenings taking care of
parties and meetings. For three
nights in Wednesday,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
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 IN DISTRICT COURT
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 down the canyon. Last night the Wa ter broke through an old stope in the Toughnut just under the old dump and flooded the mine. on the lOo-toot level.
 The water had been seepinS through for some time and had been held by the chute, which had been boarded up and acted as a bulkead until the pressure Of the water became so great that it gave way, when the rusn or water was carried through all of the drifts on the 100 and found its way tC the shaft and soon torrent of wa ter ~.:a.s railing down 10 the lower levels. ..
 The men were notified and brought to the surface and had to be hoisted to the top through large fall of water and were pretty well drenched by the time they reached the surface. WorR at the Touglnut will have to be sus pended for a few days until the wa ter has seeped through.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
NEW TAILORING EsTA5LlsH- mENT HAS OPENED.

O. E. Moore, Merchant Tailor from St. Louis, las leased the building for rerly occupied by the Wells, Fargo Express Go. and has opened up first clsss Tailor Shoo-wiIl dc general Merchants Tailoring of ladies ard gents garments. Also carries fine line Of J. W. tosse's samples Of St. Louis and J. L. ostzert's samples of Chicago, have your spring suit rnade here CT he will send to the East for you.
 Steam cleaning, steam dying. Re pairing and pressing promptly end realty oone. Ladies' cleaning a spe cisity. All work on short notice. Cal
 up 37e ard we do the rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
STILES ADVANCE
 MAN FOR SHOW Will Pilot EIk'S MiRSlFelS on Their Coming Tour
 of Arizona

With V. R. Stiles as their advance man, the Elks' Imperial minstreis Of Fl Paso are planning a tour fer the aear future of the principal cities of Arizona, including Bisbee. Douglas, Tucson, Phoenix and possibly Prescott.
 c. E. Rnehart, secretary if the local Elks' lodge. stated yesterday that he has been in communication with the Fl Paso Eiks for some time, but as yet has not made any definite ar engagements with them for their ap- pearance in Bisbee.
 That the Imperial minsurels would draw well in Bisbee and otLer cities of this Territory soes without saying. Bisbee Elks are anxious 10 have them come here and if any sort of Arrange ments can be made they will appear ] in Bisbee within the nexeL few weeks. The Elks' Imperial Minstrel com pany is the only organization boast | ing a genera! passenger ageLt as all advance man. V. R. Stiles has ac- cepted this task and is arranging for | the appearance of the company in all ] the towns along the line of the South western.
 The company is alraedy in excel lent shape and the performance will beat anything ever seen in Fl Paso 1T ,. the minstrel line the enthusiasts, de | clare. Its far ahead of the show Vt gave last year." declared The Egg
 CTS, with second by Billie Wilson
 and other experts of Fl Paso, "ant ,everybody knows that was winner. The Elks are trying to give tht best show of the kind ever put on th'
 boards in Fl Paso, and that they vii
 succeed goes without saying-fOT th' Elks always succeed.
 Billie Peck, who is funnier than
 crutch: The Eggers, as dignifed a
 Mansfield; Ed Kneezell. with a Voic'
 like bird; Billie Wilson. who's
 songs bring tears or laughter at will
 Billie Drummond, the honey boy, who makes the audience roar iron the time he comes in sight until h quits. and a score of others-thirt s in all-wil help with the entertain
 ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15

Grindeh states that after Grindeil parted with Jack Hoffman, and before he could have reached the islands he must have had terrible hardships, as he left Hoffman to go further inland into Sonora in search of water.
 GrindeI plans with the assistance of relatives of those who perished to be able to form an expedition in about two months. and again make a search of the missing explorers. On the triI he will take charge of Olan Rolls body. which was found. but not dis turbed, a short time ago. -~'f'-ss
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
ARRESTED WHILE
 SMOKING OPIUM Hop Joint Raided at NaCO and Eighteen Arrested
 by Officers

While eighteen hop fiends were in the Mexico hop joint at Naco hitting the pipe. the Mexican officials raided the place and arrested every man, with tn exception of one, who made his exit through window. The pro priesor was also arrested. They were taKen 10 jail and fined $l0 each yes terday morning.
 Tho arrests were made Tuesday evening about o'clock, this hour be- ing chosen because a greater number are present at that time. When the officers entered the joint, some o1 tne men lay in a semi-conscious state on account of the "hop" they had been smoking; others were asleep and come had just entered the place. ID the bunch that were arrested, it Is al legged were three Mexican and one white woman. It is also stated thai several of the men belong in Bisbee
 For a long time the Mexican authori f5es have been watching this place with viw to arresting the proprietor and putting the place out of commis sion. They contend it is den of sic' and immortality, where men, womef and young boys can go and acquire tht habit of smoking opium. A numbe of Bfsbee people go to Naco daily TO the purpose of hitting the pipe a this den.
 In Bisbee about two years ago ther was an organization which had
 place to meet for the purpose of eat ing morphine. This organization ha been dispersed. but few of It's men bers now go to Naco for that purpose
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
HENKEL IS AFTER
 PAID DEPARTMENT  Will Ask FiremGn to Take
 Action When They > Meet Again

yyher inc members of the Blsoee fire department meet on the eNehihs Inf Thursday, March 29, in regular ses- sion Fire Chief c. M. Henkel will lay hefora the firemen a proposition look ing to the establishment in this GIL! off psid fire department to replace the volunteer service, whlcn mas ioi several years protected the cl's against losses
 Henkel has now been about two wears working on the matter, and pe- Ieyes that the time is ripe to get the change. Ii is his intention to, ii pos sible. so arrange matters that when The new city hall on Railroad avenue is completed the paid department VIII be ready to go into it.
 Henkel will suggest to the nremen that {. committee be appointed to work with him on the members of the Guy Council. to get from them an appro- uriation for the paid department, the money to be used in purchasing ap' paratus and horses.
 According to an estimate made by ! Henkel. it will take about s4,OoO to make the improvement. The largest item of expense would be a comblna' tion wagon. which would carry fifty gallon chemical tank, 500 feet of Rose and a thirty-foot extension ladder.
 All this apparatus would be on the same wagon, which will be light : enough to be pulled to almost anS part of the city by two stout horses It is a combination wagon that has been used in many other small cities and found of great service. The cos of a wagon of this kind is between $i 200 and S1 800.
 Another improvement Henkel has in mind is a stronger head of water for fire purposes. This could be easIl! obtained by putting tanks higher oi the hillsides, and pumping into them IL is a matter he may take up latei with the City Council.
 Whether the firemen will take an! part in the coming city campaign wll probably be determined at their mex meeting. It is possible they will asl , candidates who desire to receive thei support for pledges that they will SUI port the fire department in it's enort to give Bisbee better fire protection
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
GRINDELL HOPES
 BROTHER LIVES Tom GriBdelI May be Among Indians Inhabiting
 TiburOn

Though hope hangs by but slender thread, E. P Grindell still believes that his brother, Tom Grindell, is yet alive and living among the Indians of Tiburon Island, where he is either held a captive or remains of his own desire because demented.
 Belief that Tom Grindell has not met a terrible fate. his bones bleach ing on the desert of Sonora, grows out of the statement made some time ago by Yaqui youth to Dr. Tussant, who accompanied Captain Thomas Hyn- ming, when the latter headed aa ex- petition in search Of the missing members of the Grindell party This boy told Dr. Tussant that ne had been on Tiburon Island after Grindell had had time to reach there, and that he saw living among the Tn, dians a white man. who answered GrindelFs description The boy said the white stranger among the suppos ed cannibals of the island was per mitted to go among the people at Will On account of his youth and lack I of intslligence, the boy was able ts give but little information regardlnt
 the presence of white man on the isi and, all he could tell being that n' had seen him and that he in a wal
 tailed with Grindelis description. | Speaking yesterday about this inter
 esting feature of the case, E. P. Grin
 dell said that it is but a small circun
 stance on which to base his pope tha
 his brother is still alive. If the whit ] man on the island is him. he believe that if not held in captivity he is d' mented.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
THE BEST COUCH SYRUP

g. L. Apple ex-Prooafe Judge. otta- Wa Co, Kansas, writes: This is 10 say that have used Ballards Hore- hound Syrup for years, and that do rot hesitate to recommend 1t as the best cough Syrup ! have ever used. 7 25c, Soc and $l.00
 Sold Dy Rinehart's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15
WOMAN'S LONG CHASE
 ENDS IN AN ARREST

. . sss s ss sss sssss ~ =
 the City, N NJ, in an open wagon Mrs Harry Lowell ten days ago in seaISn sold pair or anu
 ness and pawned all of which she claims were
 City, with the undersanoing that ne prospecting up ana laer . her at City. h,, ,ba cbertp,s r office and will Low ell this morning to pc Hogan Bnce to the com laint Underwood =, Io,,an sayeral . I3rce claims Underwood to LoNei se'eA
 onb ago and on September ls0 sold the utt with the e
 Brophy Carriage Company which con
 eern now holds from Underwood she claims ne
 @ he Tombstone to work in tse mines located there yester gay. :. Lowell the shortly
 prospecting scheme Mrs Bice she was single sinee
 M, h has married who with her from sver Cy The promises sensational statements rom 70 sides s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-15

When father needs attention, the. daughters let mother wait on him, for isn't she the one who married him and get him int othe family?
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
ST. PArR1cx,s Day ExERcrsrs

st. Patrick's day was httingly OBJ
served last Saturday by the local sons
and daughters of Erin. In the absence
OF a regular branch Of the Hibernians in
this city, a number of the prominent
Irish Americans took the program in
hand and carried II what was in every
respect a most successful celebration.
Religious services were held at the
Catholic church in the forenoon and in
the evening a musical and literary pro-
gram, followed by a dance was given in
Miners Union hall. Irish airs and
melodies, with snatches of Irish folk
lore, contributed to make the occasion
a distinetively unique one The COM
mittee on arrangements consisted of
Morgan. Larry Sullivan, James
Rush, Michael Hannigan and ]. Tracy.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
DEATH OF OAKLAND WOMAN

Mrs. Clara Schofeld died at the home
of her son-in-law, George ". Peer, on
Crook avenue Sunday afternoon of
pneumonia. The body was taken to
Oakland Monday morning where the
funeral was held from the family home.
Mrs. Schofeld was IS years Of age and
leaves three daughters, Mrs. Peer. and
two other married daughters residing
in Oakland. She was a woman whose
many qualities endeared her to all with
whom she came IN contact. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peer have the profound sympathy
of a large circle of friends.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
G. DEVELOPMENT

The main working shaft on the La
guna is being lowered with greater dis
patch now that a power hoist has been
installed and will soon have a depth of
$50 feet. A crosscut is then to be ex-
tended to the ledge showing at surface
with the expectation of striking pay
grade ore. The outcrop of the vein re-
turns assays of from SIS to $40 in gold
to the ton. The property is located just
east of the Booth and is considered one
of the best pieces of partially developed
mining realty in the camD.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
RED PEAK o

A we'll mineralized ledge 3 feet broad
is being ~prospected on the Yellow Dog
claim of the Red Peak group by means
of a shaft which is now down better
thar so feet. The vein has been fol-
flowed from surface and gold values
have increased slightly all the way.
The property is located southeast of
the Black Butte mine of the Diamond
field Black Butte Consolidated company
and is thought to carry an extension of
that rich lead. McMullen and partners
are developing the acreage.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
MIR. HrPP RErrREs

F. H. Hipp, manager of the Empire
Lumber company, since that company
established a branch in this city, has re-
signed and has been succeeded by p. C.
Eichhorn, who has been, with the COM
pany for some time in the capacity of
book-keeper. Mr.. Eichhord is expert
enced in the lumber trade. having been
identified with the industry for a num-
Der of years.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
NEwToN-JoNEs

Newton and Jones, leasing on a block
of the Cornishman claim of the Flor
ence ompany are drifting on the vein
at a depth of 100 feet under conditions
which presage the finding of a pay
shoot at some point along its trend.
Assays as high as 500 per ton are be-
ing obtained, but thus far the gold
grade is cratic and the ledge matter
somewhat broken. AS drifting pro-
ceeds the vein is hardening and is be-
coming better defined.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
GoLDFIELD TREAsURE

The shaft being sunk by Murphy and
Marthaler on Goldfield Treasurer
ground is fast nearing the 1O0-foot
point where prosecuting is to begin
and the ledge be proved up. AS soon as
contact with the vein is gained sinking
is to be resumed and continued until a
depth of 200 feet is gained when the
lead is to again be drifted on in search
cf pay grade.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23

Notice is hereby given, that I have
withdraw from the firm of S. Thornton
Langley G. &C. and that 1 will not be re
sponsible for any further bills incurred
by this nrnl.
Goldfeld, Nevada, March Is. iee6
1e,2t. ii. I. DAVIS.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
POST YOURSELF AND FRIENDS

If you contemplate a trip east call on
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23

Crosscuts are being run out to the
north and south from the bottom OF the
50-foot shaft on the Red Butte claim
at D~iamondfield In the north drift a
4-foot ledge is showing which assays
fairly well. Little attempt has thus
far been made to prospect 1t, however,
as the management is searching for a
vein which lies still further to the
north. At surface several veins are
showing from which encouraging as
says nave been secured and it is
thought tina when they are encountered
at the present depth they will hold
shipping grade.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23
MINING NEWS
PRICE ON o

Development of blocks 3, 4 and . OF
the Booth estate is being furthered by
Price and partners and the prospect
are favorable to their finding a body of
pay ore. About so feet from surface a
crosscut was run out to the ledge and
a winze sunk on it. The rock all holds
a fair milling average and assays at
times runs close to s100. A drift is
now being sent put along the strike CT
the vein in search of an ore shoot If
shipping grade. Values are constantly
improving and are now well up toward
the required mark.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23

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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-23

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