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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
GEORGIA MAYORS MEET m JUNE
The League OF Municipalities viii De
Largely Attended.

Macon. Ga. March = Mayor
Bri ig,s Smith. secretary NJ the League
VI Georgia municipalities. has an
nNxnC ID several III he lea ling topics
which will be discussed at the meeting
Of Georgia MAYORS In Augusta. on June
IL and ~. at the annual ssssion of that
body.
Mayors vho have been assigned to
these topics by MAYOR r. Y. Allen.
OF Angus a. president ~ the league. are
arranging 10 present the papers In I've
most hr,pful manner possible. and. to
make the meeting more beneficial.
Mayor Allen has arranged TO put the
discussion of these subjects In the
hands of leading members As soon
rs the papers are presented those dis.
discussions will follow.
The mcmberhip ~ the league con
tnuCs 10 grow. and many of the small
er towns Of the state have Joined. he
fore thr annual session IL held. this
body will be- ma IT, one of the strong
est Of Its Kind Ia the south.
Augusta is arranging for a most
pleasant session. AMI the bUsiu, - az
fairs will. when disposed Of. give plac,
To entertainments Ot various Minds fpi
the enjoyment ~ the visit TO that city
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

San Francisco, March 2l.-George T.
Anderson. who has been acting as con.
sui general OF the United States nj
Annoy, China. arrived on the steamer
Coptic on his way 10 Rio Janeiro. at
which place he In to MI the position
Of consul general for this country
Anderson said that whila reports Of
riots throughout the southern portion
Of China were In circulation when he
left the Orient. nothing had transpired
In his disiric that wEs worthy Of note
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Fired sulIe, Into Own Breast.

Memphis. Tenn. March 2l.-A spe
cial 20 the News-Scimi'ar from We
Point, Miss. saws that T.. J. Russell
NJ Chicago. distributing agent for IN,
Swif' Packing companies. walked int
'he local hotel. picked up a revolver
and asked Il 'Nc weapon was a Tood
one. He thea tred a bullet into hi,
breast. the ban passing through 'h'
lungs There Is no hope for his 70
covcry. Russell has relative. In CAi
cago,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Alaskan rheater Burned

SEATTLE. March 2i.-A private dis
patch rom juneau. Alaska. T,pOrts a
des'ructiy. Gre which destroyed the
Louvre thea;eI In that city as fol
lows: The thea,er burned Saturday
night. John King dead" The Louvre
Is a two story building ~ wood and
was erected - years ago II COS,
s?5.O"0 Iohn King. mentioned IA
th' '''"cr"' as being dead. did the
a. '.a. rot
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Decatur. H.. March 1.-THE Cincin.
natl. Hamiiton and Dayton passenger
train due In from Indianapolis at O.
m. fas, In o snow drift ali Monday
and Monday night. was dug out Tues-
day. All the i5O passensess had pien-
~ Of food supplied by the csmpany.
and spent the night In sleeping cars.
The total snowfall at Decatur was 10
inches. oficiai measurencaG filinois
Central passenger train which left De-
catur Monday for Champaign is stiii
In a snow drift.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Va,iosta BlNk Case,

81. Paul. MINI. March 2l.-JudEe
Amidon. ~ the federal circuit court
has filed an order dismissing the suit
Of the Merchants National bank. al
Valdosia. Ga. against Lyman II. Baird
Of Austin. receiver OF the dcfunct First
National bank. Of Fairbault This
was an action broeht TO compel a re-
criv,r To list as credits $s.315G3 In Ia
vor of the Georgia bank. the amouDts
of number of checks drawn ON the
Fa'rhanlt bank by the Minnesota Lum
ber company. caShcd by the Georgia
bank, hut refused by the rairtauli
On Jan. 8. 1905. after II had passed In
To the receivers hands.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Neoroes Quit Work.

Chat,an1osa. Tenn. March 2l.-The
negrc., employed in several large iac.
tories have quit work. presumably on
account oi tnc lynchlng Of I'd Johnson
by mob las night. The police force
and SheriIs officials are in conference
looking towards measures for the pre-
vention Of a possible riot. Johnson
was prisoner under federal control
AMI Yesterday notification 10 that ei'
feet Ga'ing been gi,ca. and the mem
bers of the mob az" am'rable to IN
dictn,l' by a United States granh
Jury and trial in national circuit
court
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Youth Killed BY companIon.

Philadelphia. March 2l.--A quarrel
over a ten cent brass ring here re-
suited in the killing Of Macarthur. q
lG-yearOld boy. by William Johnson.
a companion. who II under II years Of
age. They had a dispute over the
possession Of the ring and began to
fight. Before anyone could interfere
Johnson took small revolver from his
pocket and shot Macarthur. The lat.
ter died In q few minutes. johnson
was arrested.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Vessel 10 a Total Loss.

Boston. Mass. March .l.-A three
mast,d schooner was discovered ON
Boston li-h; lodges below Boston har'
bor shortly after daylight Tuesday She
Uas almos, entirely submerged. and al
though the weather was very ihlck'
three men could be seen on board. Her
name could not be made out. The
Storey life savings crew went 10 the
vessels assistance. There was little
wind. but the sea carried heavy
swell. following Monday nights gale
1,ho schoouer's crew were rescued by
the keeper Of the Boston light snip
and a crew. The vessel was the 1.
G lane. bound from New Haven 'or
Portland. with clay. She Is 'o'a'
lnsA
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
shorts Probably Will Resign.

Washington. March 81. l.-R,ports
have been Currcn, tor some time past
TO the eject ,lat MT. ShOats MAS about
- r. siTn from hiS position as chairman
If the isthm,an canal commission. IL
was stated au;horiJai.vC'y az the war
dcIai,mcnt that these rcp"ris w'rc
N.tNou' foundation. ~ far as the OH
ctils knew. Mr. ShOnt's has brOks n
naaly IN health a. the result of over
work. 1t Is said. and his nervous sys
tsm has suffered particularly. Al at.
tack Of boils has been followed by griP,
aud finally Secretary Taft, at the IN
stance Of Mr.. Shoats physicians. Ter
cmptorily ordered him Ia take a rest
10. two weeks al Atlantic C!ty Tha,
was on the S,S instant. and Mr.. Shuni> :
accordingly has been stopping at the
seaside.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Snow Two Fee. Deep IN w,seons,r.

Big Piney. Wis. March 2l.-Thc
heaviest snow of this section has Just
come 10 an end. having ragged contiH
nously since ;hc t,nth VI March. The
snow Is piled : feet in depth in places
and IL two feet deep on the level IN"
stage and mail service have been in
e rfcr,d with. II Is feared that thcr;
aav. been heavy losses of sheep In the
desert east Of here. and II is reported
thai some fiocks have been entirely
wiped out. There Is nO feed acccssi
bic. and nockmas'ers are In despair
Several sheep hcrdcrs are missing.
Many Of thc ranches in this section are
completely showed In. and s'.rc of IN,
rou.., are entirely covered from sight.
The only possible method Of travel bee
tween ranches IL on snow shoes.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
KILLED Seven italians.

Knoxville. Tenn. March ID sp'
c,al 10 rhe sentinel from Bristol lean
s"'. information frSm Marion, y. {
: % ~. eroc, rh9Ii in a riot between a
for, msa aai fos.ign laborers oA =.
S,,,b ~ and Wc,rSta~faiir~al c""''fu
,,on the for man va, a''h'''o "'
.,,,r. Ne clrb5ei seven ~ -
,sp "a d,a,a. using steel CO" 81 al
self GsIenSe.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

London. March 2i.-Aecording 20 the
Evening News. telegrams were re-
ceived In London from Algericas Tues.
Day stating that the Moroccan con
ference had reached an agreement
satisfactory to all partieA
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
To r,-r, New C-Nir-.
I''pn. March 81 -IIintZ Rob!cro

ha- D. ..A...... O. to .
cah.nc' The T,r'ugu,s. ministry
formed oL 't' -, ispi. unf.r the pre-
Ri r,h.p o. ). iuoanp de Castro. re-
sigVci Dec. g. g. 80. King CIarics
acep'iag ~ ,ig:atir:.,. bat request
ed the ministers 10 rc's.r 'h-!g port'J
hos uI;i! the new year.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22

Washington. March 2i.-A bulistin
issued Tuesday by the census shows
the complete crop OF cottoa for 1906.
counting rou:d bales as half bales. TO
be I0.697.0I3. compared with 1857
80 for 1904. and iO.OI5.7.i Cor 1909.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
Snow Falls al Dpiton. ca.

Dalton. Ca. March 2l-Ii l. 'ho"
ing hr.,. vit5 N" 'h'rmon' ;'r -
'cring =. The million l"ac"t 80 .''
IN full bloom in this county. an" 'r'
a SO. Gnia. .Gsel T1a.sAt "'.' ''''
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-22
MISSISSIPPI SWEPT
BY Big CYCLONE
Only Nsager Details Have Been
Received.
LOSS OF L,Fg NOT kMowM vGr


Mobile. Ala. March 2l.-A special
from Hattiesburg. Miss, says q cyclone
passed over south Mississippi Monday
night.
Details are mcager. Whether any
one was killed ar not cannot be learn
ed The tornado In many respects re-
sembied the one which passed over Me-
ridian a few days ago. and played hav-
DC with that city. Monday afternoon
Mr.. George IL. Kennedy returned TO
the city from New Augusta aud
brought thP first news OF the tornado
to Hattiesburg.
Before leaving New Augusta bsr.
KcnnC dy talked with several men who
Witnessed the tornado: others hearing
Il for q distance Of four or ave miles.
From all accounts the tornado origin
ated at q point between Beaur,ont, On
the Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City
railroad. and Brooklyn. on the gulf
and Ship Island. twetny miles south oe
this city. The tornado with q funnel
formation. sped across the country q
distance Of 10 miles, dem0lsshlng
everything In front OF q.
II passed through the Newman Lnm.
ber company's tract No. ?il. crossing
the big public road . miles below the
old John G. Pierce homestead. A. this
point the tornado seemed very SEVERE
and was travelling at the rate of 20
miles an hour. II tore down feneea.
uprooting trees and destroying an of
the timber In its path.
Mr.. Kennedy left New Augusta early
In the morning. aud up % the hour Of
his departure. few. u amy. details of
the tornado had been received. He
was of the oplniOn. however. that great
damage had been done.
Whether the storm was accompanied
by heavy l0ss OF life. he is unable %
say. but II was certain the storm had
swept the country for the width a Q
mile or more and at tho points frcm
which reports had been received. The
country Vas entirely cleared g timber
and everything else In froas AZ the
storm.
Cyclone Floods Rage Ia MIssissippl.
Mobile. Ala. March 3i.-Informatiop
reaching here from q private source.
states that the tracks OF the Mobile
and Ohio railroad are inundated just
north of Shubuta, Mas. and aiso at
Enterprise. Miss. and that the Chiek.
asaw river is rising rapidly. Fears
are "-tertained that the food win en-
cee,, u previous Overnows which IN
such event would probably mean n sew
erance Of rail Communications for per-
haps q month. People living In the
lowt. lands have already left their
homes and are seeking safety IN ths
higher places.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 139. United States Land Office Phunix, Arizona, Aug. l6, 1906. Notice is hereby given:-That the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company, corporation, through its Attorney in Fact Charles A. Bankerd, of Duquesnc, Santa Cruz County, Arizona. has made application for a patent for the Alaska lode Survey Ne. 22l0 situate ih the Pat agonia Mining District. in sections and approximately township 2l south. range l6 east. C. X $. R. E. X N. unsurveyed, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, described as follows: Beginning at corner number l. bears south 37 degrees 37 minutes east 2534 feet distant; thence north 74 degrees 25 minutes east, 114l feet to corner uunl- Der ?; thence north 72 degrees 0i minutes east 29S.7 feet to corner number B; thence north lG degrees Is minutes west, 0.l feet to corner number 4; thence north St de- grees F minutes west, 5211 feet to corner number !; thence north so degrees 32 min utes west, iSI feet to corner number 6; thence north SS degrees 20 minutes west, 5533 feet to corner number :; thence south It degrees IS minutes east, 600 feet to cor ncr number 1, the beginning. The original of the Recorders office of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, i'll Book of Mining 1 Locations at page 2i6. The claim is bound ed on the north by the Ella lolc unsur. veyed, the Slim Jim lode. Survey number l 1ti7. and the Arizona lode, survey number i 1l0l on the cast and south by the Klon- 1 dyke lode, survey number 2037 and the 1 Iaureta lode,l survey number 2032
 MILTON R. MOORE, REGISTER
 First publication August %; last pubica l tion October P, 1906.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 1l United states Land office. Phpnix Arizona, Aug l6, 1906. Notice Is Hereby Given: That the Duquesue Mining and Reduction Com pany, corporation, acting through its attorney in fact Charles A. Bankerd, of Duquesne santa Cruz County Arizona, has made application for a patent for the Indiana lode, situated in Patagonia Mining District, santa Cruz county, Ari- ZOna, Survey No. S92 described as follows: Beginning at initial monument thence south 72 degrees 30 minutes east, Var F degrees 03 minutes east 300 feet to No. bears south II degrees 20 minutes east 52j0 feet; thence north r degrees 20 minutes east Var. F degrees O3 minutes east, 1900 feet to location mOnlment, marked l. No 8; thence north 72 degrees 30 minutes west, Var 12 degrees 03 minutes east, 300 feet to location mOnu- ment marked l No. 1; thence north 72 degrees 70 minutes west (same cOurse) Var. F degrees 03 minutes east 300 feet to location monument marked l. number 5; thence south r degrees go minutes west Var. l2 degrees 03 minutes east 1900 feet to location monument marked l. number G. thence south v degrees go minutes east. Var l2 degrees 03 minutes east 300 feet to post and monument NJ No. l. place of beginning. The location notice of this claim is recorded in the office of the county recorder of ina county, Arizona in Book T. Records of Mines Page 620, etc. The claim is bounded on the east by the Cinnamon M C., and on the south by the Ella M. C.. conflicting with both
 MILTON k. MOORE, Register.
 First publication August 9; last publica- ton October v, l9o6.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. l3S. United states Land Office, PnenX, Arizona, Aug l6, 1906 Notice Is IIcreDy Given: That the Daquesne Mining and Reduction Company, a corporation, through its Attorney in Fact Charles A. Bankerd, of Duquesne Santa Cruz County, Arizona, has made application for patent for the Little Joker, Amsterdam, and Holland Lodes, Survey No 221l, situate in the Patagonia Mining District, santa Cruz County, Ari- zOnA, described as follows: Holland Lode : L. s. NJ. M. number r. Nj. D. bears south 37 degrees 3i minutes west lI5.6 feet; thence north 72 degrees Oi minutes east, 59l feet to corner number 2 thence 72 degrees Of minutes west, 59l feet to corner number |; thence south l3 degrees 21 minutes east llS3.6 feet to corner Lode: Beginning at corner number l, wheEce [. <. M M. number l P. NJ. D. bears south @ degrees ? minutes west 7l5.S feet; thence north 72 degrees 0l minutes east, 112 feet tO corner number ,; thence north F degrees 20 minutes west, 476 feet to corner number ,: thence north Is degrees 20 minutes west, loO5.5 feet to corner number {; thence south 72 degrees 0l minutes west 14S3.6 feet t0 corner number l, the beginning. Little Joker LGde Beginning at corner number !, whence U. $. NJ. M. number 1 T. M. D.. bears south 10 degrees O3 minutes west, l76S1 feet; thence north 12 degrees 0l minutes east, 6S feet to corner number ?; thence north l6 degrees 20 minutes west. @l5 l feet to corner number 3; thence north l S5 degrees II minutes west, 5l.50 feet to corner number 4 thence south 72 degrees ] 0i minutes west, 0.2 feet to corner mum l Der 3; thence south Il degrees l9 minutes east, 562.3 feet to corner number l, the i beginning The original location notices of the said claims are recorded in the i office of the county recorders Of Pima and Santa Cruz counties as follows 1 Holland Book B, Records of Mines. page | 7S5, Pima County; Amsterdam and Little Joker claims Book 5, Mining Locations pages i22-423i2l and 425, Santa Cruz ] County. These claims are bounded on the north be the Dave Allen lode, unsurveyed and the Lauretta lode, survey number 20S2.; on the east by the Dudley Stan dcrd and Mary Jane lodes both of survey number 2O36; on the south by the Mary Jane lode, survey number 2036 and tht Little Emma lode, survey number 2032 and on the west by the Indianapolis anC Lauretta lOdes both of survey number 2l32
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register
 First publication August 9; Last publica 1 ton October ?, 1906.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 150. [. s Land office, Phoenix, Arizona, september F, 1906. Notice Is Hereby Given: That the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Com pany q corporation, through its attorney in fact, Charles A. Bankerd, Of Duquesne, santa Cruz County Arizona, has made application for patent for the stewart lode, Survey No. s2l2, situate approximately in Section II, Township "A south, Range lG East. Unsurveyed in Patagonia Mining
 District. Santa cruz County, Arizona, number l, whence U. $. l.. M number l. F. M D., brs north 75 degrees i2
 minutes west 33l22 feet distant, and cor ner sections l, G. & F, Township 2l south, Ranges F and r east, brs. north S4 degrees 0j minutes east, l0l6j.5 feet {;
 thence south go degrees 40 minutes east,
 81 feet to corner number 2; thence north degrees 15 minutes east,
 1885 feet to corner number 8; thence
 north h degrees p minutes east Sls.5 to corner number 4; thence north 30 degrees 70 minutes west, 302.25 feet to
 corner number D; thence south degrees
 3G minutes west, ll0S.3 feet 10 corner number l. the beginning. The original location notice is recorded in Book ,, ! Mining locations, at page 252, ct sea- in the Recorders office of Santa Cruz County, Arizona. This claim is bounded on the north by the Keystone lode, survey No. 202l and on the east by the l Big Crop and Copper Belt lodes, Survey ! Chance lode Survey No. 202l, and on the
 west by the EStelle-Louise Lode, Survey ! No. SOL MILTON k. MOORE Register ! First publication September 22; Inst publica- l ton November "A, 1906.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 1jl U. $. Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, September l2 1906. Notice Is Hereby Given: That the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Com pany, a corporation, through it's Attorney in Fact, Charles A. Bankerd, of Duquesne, santa Cruz County Arizona, has made application for patent for the New York, Smuggler and Yosemite lodes, Survey No. 22l6, situate in the Patagonia Mining District, Santa Cruz County Arizona, in Sections ? X II, Township 2i south, Range l6 east, described as follows: New York: Beginning at corner number l, whence U. s. M. NJ. number l, r. M. D. brs south 36 degrees j9 minutes west, l79s feet thence north s2 degrees cast. 5l.i feet tp corner number ?. thence north 0 degrees 2t minutes vest li6S.a feet to corner number s; thence south S2 degrees west, i00 feet tO corner number |; thence south 9 degrees 46 minutes east, 532.7 feet tO corner number ]: thence south l6 degrees 20 minutes east, 933 feet 10 corner number l, the beginning. Smuggler L0dc Beginning at corner number l., whence |. :. NJ. NJ. number l. r. NJ. D. bgs. south 3S degrees 10 minutes west, 1Ss6.4 feet, thence south G degrees s minutes cast. 5ln2 feet to corner number l2; thence north degrees A minutes east, li56 feet to corner number }; 500 feet to corner number I; thence south 0 degrees 25 minutes east ll6s.5 feet tO corner number l, the beginning. Yosemite Lode: Beginning at corner num- bcr T. whence '. <. NJ. NJ. number l, r. NJ. D. brs south 5l degrees F minutes west, 152s4 feet; thence north S2 degrees east. 0l feet to corner number ?: thence north 70 degrees 52 minutes west, 56l ( | feet to corner number }: thence south 1 s2 degrees west, 5l.l feet to corner num- Der |; thcaee south l6 degrees 20 minutes 566.9 to corner number l. the beginning | The original location notices of said claims are recorded as follows: Yosemite Book ,. Mining Locations, page 643; New York, Book ., Mining Locations, pages l2o 42l and 422; Smuggler, Book ., Min | ing Locations, pages llS-il9-42O, in tht office of the county recorder of Santa 1 Cruz County Arizona. The adjoininl claims are aS follows: North, Pride O the West No. ? and Iron Cow lodes both unsurveyed; East, Texas lodc Sur vey No. ll02 and Annie lode, Survey 2Gj5: Soath, Annie lode. Survey 2035, anC west, Dudley Standard lode, Survey 2036 and Pride of the West, Survey No. 14l2 with which it conflicts. MILTON K. MOORE,
 Register
 First publication September P; last publica tion November 2l, 1906.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

n h. r0Hama Nun p4aU Htua IIf tWNlI lfllHnH '. fIhtH NIiNN h.t.lo iw0 nEe'Wne ' NWhl H1m4|
 1eItei hea,e ndlln dteu lnlnn ulIih upsfpp mlHufte U10f Ui lprf u 1fnef nUmh.f then0n sunIl H l.1ftet W miUHfO# r0t tN lNtt tI enruof unmbNf ihpuro npiu ' dopfra uouCe south U degrees l minutes Wwt Gn feet tu corner uumhUf C. thrupr south st dpRtco4 go mluHtr west n3S feet tp corner number theneo south
 dDRrcas tl minutes o1ef 0m feet ig .otpcf number thc bog.unnr Imperial whence N %o P N. b. bears south 5U degrees Og minutes vest 28t5I feet, theucr north 65 degrees 2j minutes east u# feet Co corner number Z; thence feet Co corner number 3i thence south Gj degrees 2j minutes west tOlt feet Co corner number ] thence south 2 degrees VI minutes west. lOsG5 feet to corner number f. line beginning The original location notices of Che said claims are recorded in the office of She County recorder of santa Cruz County Arizona. as follows Divide, Book Mining Locations. page ll2; Imperial Book j Mining locations. page 253. These claims Morning star lode unsurveyed. and the Doco lcde, survey No. ll0O with which it conflicts, and on the east by an unsurvcyed claim, name unknown, south by the Texas lode. Survey number ll0. and Pluto lode. Survey number 2057 ant number 1i02, and the Iron Cow lode unsuryeyed MILTON R. MOORE, Register
 First publication August 25; Last publica ton October 2. 1906.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
NuI fstablIsh In the intsAofl

4 A Neil, the principal stock holder iu lhe compuny owning the cracker factory in lIerm0sillot state of Sonora. has secured from the state Government q con- cession for cracker factory in f'uadslaiara 1t is stated that Si000O0 will be invested
 Mir Neil was in Gualajara re-. gently, and made arrangements with Guadalaiara parties for the securing of q site for the proposed factory. He expects to return to this city from Hermosilo within a short time.
 The concession provides that the factory must be in operation within two years, and that the monthly output must amount to at least 10000 kilos. It grants ex- emption from all state and muni- pal taxes for period of twenty years.
 The Hermosillo cracker factory Is stated to be very profitable en- terprise. Mir. Neil believes that a much more important industry can be built up here.-Jalisco Times.