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, 1906-05-31
QUESTION OF BUILDING
In LITERARY CLUB.

At the meeting this evening of the
Laramie Literary club the subject for
debate will be the question, ITO Build
or Not to Build" Messrs. George Pat
terson and VIII McMurray will lead
the discussion and Mr.. e. N. Rogers
will introduce a current topic.
, 1906-05-31
Purse Was Rich One.

The purse of Sir Tatton Syckes, the
owner of the winner, was worth over
$50, 900. and he won four times that
amount by betting. Maher is the most
popular rider in England today and
has won three Derbys, the other two
being Rocksand n Cicero.
, 1906-05-31
SWITCHMEN GUS MUELLER AND
CHARLES DAYTON LOSE
LIVES IN ACCIDENT
WEDNESDAY.
Were Coupling to Defective Car to
Take 1t From Train and Car Was
Showed Against Caboose-Mueller
Killed Instantly and Dayton Died
Four Hours After Accident-Cor-
oner's Jury Held Inquest.

, The jury this afternoon return c
, ed a verdict that G. A. Mueller G
, and Charles Van Dayton came to 6
, their deaths on the 30th of May g
, by accident, while claiming a de- G
, fective car in a freight train, in g
; the discharge of their duty.
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nerchor hall last night, the proceeds
going TO the relief of the veterans and
their families who suffered by the
earthquake and fire at San Francisco.
A very interesting program was rem
dered.
Entertainment Was Success.
The entertainment at Maennerchor
hall last evening under the auspices
of Custer Post, G. A. R, was well at
tended, considering the numper of at
FACTIONS that had been planned some
time in advance, and the fact that the
benefit for The old soldiers in Califor-
mia was an impromptu affair.
None of the performers knew of the
benefit until Monday last and many
were not seen until Tuesday.
Post is Appreciative.
The members of Custer Post appre-
ciate the ready response of the loyal
musicians and speakers who rallied to
the help of the sufferers of the western
coast.
Prof. Neithe and members of his or
chestra, hearing late last evening of
the object of the entertainment, volun-
teered to assist. Needless to say their
performance was heartily encored, as
was that of the College Girls Mando-
lin club and Miss Burke and Mr.. Muck
ley.
Some Willing Helpers.
Judge Carpenter announced the pro-
gram. Miss Gerig secured the seven
%recitations for the program and the
school children did well, a number of
them learning thei selections in a day.
Laramie had two southern boys Of
whom she may feel proud, Rev. Lans-
dell and Mr.. T. II. Gibson. The latter
delivered a most interesting and pa
triotic address last evening.
The receipts at the door amounted
to between twenty and twenty-five dol.
lars.
stood Guard over Jeff Davis.
Among the participants in the Me
mortal day exercises at the cemetery
yesterday and at the campfire at Maen-
nerchor hall last night was a member
of the Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry
during the war and his regiment, with
the Second and Fourth Michigan, took
part in the capture Of Jenf Davis, the
president of the southern confederacy.
Mr.. Strauss was n of the guards de
tailed to guard the prisoner. He was
dressed in women's clothes, all right, &"
said Mr.. Stauss. mo- a paticle of
doubt of that was right there and
saw with these two eyes of mine. oh,
yes"
, 1906-05-31
Engineer Temporarily Deranued.

Engineer William Hodgeman was to-
day taken in custody by the officials,
suffering from a temporary ALTERATION
of mind. and will be kept from harm
ing himself. His physician hopes to
cure him speedily.
, 1906-05-31
Cash for Derby Rider.

London, May 31.-Danny Maher, the
American jocky, who rode Spearmint,
the Derby winner, received today &c.
900 for the victory. Half of it was
contract money; the other half was
personal.
, 1906-05-31
WORK BEGUN ON
THE SEWER CONTRACTS.

Contractor Richard Tregoning, who
was awarded the contracts for the
new sewers authorized by the council
at its last meeting, has already begun
work on the sewers. One of them
will connect the sewer alongside the
residences of DR.. Wergeland and Mrs.
Knight with the main in that
neighborhood.
, 1906-05-31
Some Big Ones Rrouaht In.

New York, May 31.-In the suit for
$4,000 counsel fees brought against
Richard Garfield, the famous gambler,
the names of some prominent men as
being regular visitors to the resort are
brought out.
Whitney 5ucked Tiger.
The last one is the late William C..
Whitney, nee secretary of the navy
under President Cleveland.
Was Liberal Patron.
The testimony shows that Whitney
trequented the gambling house kept by
Garfield, and hat Upon one occasion,
when a particularly good dinner was
served by him at Canfeld's during the
progress of a game, he tipped the
chef 500.
, 1906-05-31
Delaware Fathers in Session.

Dover, Del, May 31.-The legisla-
ture convened in extra session today
to amend the franchise law and elect
a United States senator. Gas" Adj
dicks is a candidate for the seventh
time. His opponents say he is out of
the race.
, 1906-05-31
Steamer sinks in Collision.

Detroit, Mich, May 31.-The Cana
dian steamer Erin was sunk in a col
lision with the American steamer
Cowle today, in the st. Clair river.
Five employees of the Erin, including
two women cooks, We're drowned.
, 1906-05-31
PosToFFlcE BOXES
HAVE BEEN SHIPPED.

H. C. Scoield, superintendent of
construction of the federal building
here, has received the bills of ladlng
for the boxes to be installed in the
new postoGice here. They were
shipped from Stanford, Conn, by the
New York firm furnishing them, the
bill amounting to s1.3S6.
, 1906-05-31
PRINCESS ENA| IS MADE
QUEEN ECENT0 SPAIN

nificent spectacle a mile and a half
long. The king and queen rode in a
golden coach, plainly visible to the
throngs at the windows, bowling and
smiling. The enthusiasm of the Span
iards never reached a greater pitch
than when the royal couple appeared.
Queen Cuts the Cake.
At the wedding breakfast the queen
cut the famous wedding cake. The
couple will remain for the wedding
festivities and will then proceed to
Granada and Sans Ebastan for the
summer.
, 1906-05-31

Santa Rosa, Cal, May 31.-A sharp
earthquake shock alarmed the resi-.
dents this morning. No damage was
done.
, 1906-05-31
SLIGHTLY BRUISED BY
FALL FROM A HORSE,

Huron Corthell, son of Mr.. n Mrs.
N. E. Corthell, was thrown from his
pony yesterday afternoon and some
what bruised, although no bones were
broken.
, 1906-05-31
Bomb for the King.

A bomb was thrown at the king and
queen while proceeding in the state
coach from the church to the palace.
1t was hurled from a balcony. The
royal couple were unframed and be-
haved with the greatest GOODNESS. Two
of the eight horses drawing the
equipage and a child among the by
ISLANDERS were killed and an equery
was wounded. The pageant proceeded
after slight delay.
, 1906-05-31
Guthrie to Be Capital.

Guthrie will remain the capital of
Oklahoma for nine years if the decis-
of the conferees on the statehood
bill is approved by the senate and
house. The final agreement on this
point was reached by the conferees
this morning. No progress was made
on the contention regarding the state
hood of Arizona and New Mexico.
, 1906-05-31

Why no get all the news when 1t
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-05-31
FLESH OF ANIMALS AFFLICTED
WITH TUBERCULOSIS GOOD
IF BAD PARTS OF CAR
cASS ARE CUT OUT.

Commissioner WhaIen of Chi
cago Says He Is Sick and Tired of
Charges Against Packing Houses
and Will Not Force Packers to Dc
eetter-Bis Ones Mentioned in a
Gambling Case in Court.
, 1906-05-31

Oklahoma entering the Union, and Ari.
iona and New Mexico remaining as
-IhAN nnn
, 1906-05-31
MARRIAGE OF ALFONSO AND PRIN.
CESS SoLEMNIZED AMID
SCENES OF SPLENDOR
IN THE CAPITAL.
Ceremony Performed in Spain's Most
Historic Church by the Cardinal
of the kingdom-People Wild and
Greet Monarchs With Cheering
Bomb Thrown From Balcony
Kills Child and Two Royal Horses.

Madrid, May 31.-King Alfonso and
Princess Ena were married at noon
today in the little church of San Zero
nimo, Madrid's most historic place of
worship, in the presence of a dis
tinguished company, including the
grandees of Spain and the representa-
tives of the chief countries of the
world. Cardinal Sancha, the Catholic
primate of Spain, performed the cere-
mony, assisted by a number of high
nrelateS.
, 1906-05-31
IS
THE HERO
MAN WHO FOUGHT STANDARD OIL
HoNoRED BY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION OF MIS-
SOURI, TODAY.

Delegates Cheered Mention of Name
of President Roosevelt and Simply
Went Wild at Mention of Name of
Attorney General HadIey, Who
Will Likely Be Made Chaidman of
neutrality-suspicious. Candidate.
, 1906-05-31
Much Interest in Event.

fsStf
More interest was taken in today's
event than in the coronation of Alfonso
foul years ago, and the peoples enthu-
siasm was greater. The formal pro-
gram began when the military bands
marched through all parts of the city
at 7 a. M, sounding the ~reveille. With
in three hours the streets were so
crowded that it was almost impossible
to move. Thirty thousand soldiers
lined the curbs. Every house in Ma
drid was decorated and triumphal
arches spanned many of the streets.
Magnificent Wedding Gown.
Ena donned her magnificent wedding
gown after driving to town from the
village of Pardo. Accompanied by her
mother and the mother of the king.
she entered the gorgeous pearl coach,
which six horses drew. AS her page
ant drew near the church, King Al
fonso's also approached. The king
wore a Spanish captain generals uni
form.
Gold for the Queen.
There was a short service, according
to the usual formula of the Catholic
church. At its conclusion Alfonso
handed his bride thirteen pieces of
gold called 'The Arras," symbolical of
the Lord and His twelve apostles. my
wife, he said, take these Arras which
l present to you in proof of our mar
riage."
Was Magnificent Procession.
The wedding procession was a mag
, 1906-05-31
Was Liberal Patron.

nerchor hall last night, the proceeds
going TO the relief of the veterans and
their families who suffered by the
earthquake and fire at San Francisco.
A very interesting program was rem
dered.
, 1906-05-31
Leaves Wife and Babe.

Mr.. Dayton was the elder son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Dayton. He was ~
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17

1 corded in the office of the recorder of LldI county, since the first day o. | oahuary, 1906, reached a total of 517 on the Slst day of May, distributed as fol-
 lows; January 100; Feb. 96: March loo; April 95; May T. This record is greatly in excess of that for the same months in previous years. Ninety per cent or these new locations were made Tn the districts tributary to the Phoe- iiiA ana Eastern railroad, a fact indi- eating the value of a railroad as a de- Veloping agent
 Roy TroXel was down from the Okla
 homa camp, at Mineral Hill. Tuesday and informed the Balde that they now [ nave eighteen inches of high erada copper and gold ore in the north drift
 ana similar paystreak in the south urfft or the Oklahoma shaft. These urlfts are loo feet below the collar of the shalt. General Manager Henry
 Beard has gone east to purchase hoist Ing machinery, a station and q sink ing pump, and as soon as these can be installed sinking in the shaft will he resumed and work continued without interruption till the 800 foot level shall nave been reached. They are now sacking a carload of ore for shipment
 IL Is from the drifts above mentioned.
 The Gibson brothers have obtained a
 working bond on the Joe Swartz group, situated at the mouth of Cot tohWood canyon, about IS miles north east or Florence, in the Mineral Hill district They have taken possession or the property and now have three shifts at work sinking a shaft on a three foot paystreak, bedded on the foot wall. The vein is one hundred feet wide and shows a large amount or Iow-srade ore aside from the high grade paystreak above mentioned
 Under the terms of the bond the bond ees are permitted to ship ore on a rov atty, the latter to apply on the pur- chase price of the mine. The purchase price Is S2l,OO0. There is now a carload or shipping ore on the dump.
 w. H. Merritt completed a survey Tor patent, Monday, on the Walter scott group, consisting of six claims located on the east side of Mineral Creek, at Ray. and belonging to w. D. McCallen. These are lead god prop critics and have been developed to a considerable extent by the owner. Mir McCallen is the original locator of the properties and has expended consider able money and muscle in developing them They are full of merit and will yet reward him for his faith in them.
 Thomas Lee was in from his property near the Old Silver King recently. Tom and George Duffy are drying a 90 foot tunnel to cut high grade silver-cop- per vein. This tunnel will give the boys considerable depth and enable them ta drain the upper workings of the mine and take out a shipment of ore. Recent assays from the vein give an average of 200 ounces in silver beside carrying good gold and copper returns.-FlOrence Blade
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17
Arizona Mines


J. l.. Kelley and J. H. Hall were in the city yesterday from their. mining camp on the Skull valley divide about seven miles west of Prescott. says the Journal Miner
 They are the owners of the Summit group or mines, consisting of three claims situated about one mile soutb of the Derby mine, and south of and adjoining the Eldorado Gold and Con per Mining company.
 From one of the claims they recently made a shipment of ore to the Hmm, ooldt smelter which gave net returns or $lO2 to the ton in silver. with small values in gold. The ore was taken from winze sunk in a tunnel. which was run on the vein many years ago and which they cleaned out some months ago after locating the propertv At the point where the winze was sunk in the tunnel the depth was only 40 feet beneath the surface. and the pav streak from four to ten inches in thickness.
 A new tunnel is now being run along the vein, which is into the mountain a distance Of 40 feet, and in which there IS also good ore showing This tunnel Will tap the vein at a depth of 15O feet below the bottom of the winze sunk in the upper tunnel. which will leave 15O feet of stoping ground over head in the shoot of ore which showed in the surface workings.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17
WORK ON GOLD BOULDER.
An Orc BIanco Mine That Recently
 Sold For $50 900.

Contracts will be let this week by the Gold Boulder Mining company for the further sinking of two d it's shafts at the Gold Boulder mine in the Orc Blanco district, says the Tucson Citi- zen. The mine is owned by Tucson people and is situated between the Montana and the Arizona Consolidated
 The Boulder shaft which is now down to a depth of 1O5 feet will be lowered 15O feet more and the Preacher Bailey shaft which is at a depth of S9 feet will be put down 50 feet ad- ditional. This latter shaft has a cross cutting of about 50 feet. The entire work done on the property includes about TOO feet of tunnelling and shaft ing.
 The group of claims owned by this company were located by Mike and John Maloney, two veteran prospectors of Santa Cruz county who are well known here. They recently disposed Of their interests in the property to Chas. F. HOf. George Kilt and Nose Drachman. The consideration was SSO.OOO
 John Maloney intends to retire from mining for year and will remove to San Diego with his family. Next year he will go into Lower California where he will be with a company. Mike Ma loney intends to go to Nevada to en- gage in mining there. Bracey Curtis of the first national bank of Nogales was associated with the Maloney brothers in the deal
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17
KING AND CLIPPINGS.

When his majesty Peter I of Servia
 was called to the throne he was anx- lous to know the worlds opinion about
 hlm, and instructed an agency to coI- feet all press cuttings. whereupon the Argus opened its 100 eyes, anI in a few weeks gathered together a collection which, as regards quantity, would make prima donna jealous By his maJesty's command the collection was bound. and the manager of the Argus himself took fifteen volumes to Bel grade to present them to his royal client. There a terrible dfsappoint- ment awaited him. The king of Servia lacking in humor, gazed with horror and indignation at the collection wherein the English, French, German. and Swiss caricaturists had displayed their wit at his expense. While the Argus clamored for it's money the king was roaring threats inside his palace. declaring that nothing would induce him to pay cent for these volumes When the agency threatened to exhibit these morocco bound books the king shouted: "I don't care as long as they are not exhibited before me" And now these 3O,0OO clippings will be sold by auction in Paris, and the sale will no doubt attract many amateurs-By- stander.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17
GRAHAM COUNTY MINES.

Two oil tanks, with a capacity of 6O,OOO gallons each, are being erected at the shannon works. Oil will soon take the place of coal at the Shannon for steam purposes.
 Arthur Murphy, manager of the Ash Peak mines, visited Clifton again this week, and reports the work of develop ment progressing rapidly, and also that the new strike made some weeks ago is holding out well. and promises to open up one of the biggest bodies of rich ore in Arizona.
 E. Depee left last week for the May
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17

flower district. where he will take down a ve-stamp mill built there some years ago. and remove it to his gold claims near Morenci. He has a considerable amount of free-milling gold ore already mined on his claims, which will be run through the mill while other ore is being developed
 A 12-h. p. gasoline engine arrived this week for the Gold Belt Develop ment and Reduction company, which will soon be in position on the prop erty General Manager Beauchamp was in from the mines this week and reports that the new wagon road which will connect the camp with the Eagle river road will soon be completed which will be a great convenience to the company.
 On Friday last the No. , concentra- tor of the A. c. company at Longfellow was closed down, which was brought about by the employees asking for an eight hour day with the same pay they had been receiving previous to that tlme. The A. C. management agreed 10 the eight hour day with a cut in wages of fifty cents per day This was not acceptable to the men, nearly all of whom walked out. and the plant Is still closed down. The trouble is almost identical with that experienced by the ID. c. company a few weeks ago, which plant however is now run nlng at about one-half capacity with new men.
 The employees of the A c. company In the Clifton concentrator have also asked for the eight hour day, but have agreed to give the management suf- hclent time to correspond with the gen. eral office in Scotland-Copper Era.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-17
RINCON MINES co.
 DOING GOOD WORK
Pushing Development and Equipping
 Plant With Gravity System.

In recent issue of The Republican brief mention was made of the changes in the Rincon mill on the property of the Rincon Mines companv. near Mar tlnez, and of the other operations of that company. Additional information Is now furnished The Republican by a special correspondent as follows:
 The changes in the mill referred to by you were the remodeling of the sys- tenn of ore handling. It is now tram med direct to the mill bins. the ore passing through the entire plant bv gravity. All shoveling and the use of all conveying belts has been entirely done away with. These improvements have been made at odd times by the regular force, and consequently at a minimum cost, and have resulted in doing away with considerable costly machinery and much labor. The say ing in labor, power and machinery maintenance will more than pay for all the expense incurred. in less than a month.
 The mine is running 24 hours and delivering 40 tons of ore to the mill dalIy. The mill capacity is 50 tons. put owing to an accident to one of the muller aXles, is temporarily cut down Tn capacity about One-fourth A new axle will be installed in a few days and the mill put back to 60 tons per day.
 Ore is being stopped from the 900 foot level, the ore shoot being at this point no feet wide and averaging two feet in thickness. Another shoot 50 feet wide of rich ore is being opened up on the west side, same level. The The $40 and 965 foot levels are being pushed east and west to cut known ore bodies A 1rsiff at the 1O25-foot level The policy of the company is to push the development of it's property as fast as possible
 The size and value of the ore bodies has been found to increase rapidly with depth, and in the near future the shaft. now down 1865 feet, will be sunk another thousand feet. Upon com pletlon of the development work under way, should the ore bodies continue as large and as rich as they now are-of which there is every indication the company will build an additional mill of large capacity.
 In view of the remarkable continuity of the ore shoots and their gradual in- crease in size and richness with depth. the Dixie mine, where work is now pe1ng done will be among the great gold producers of the West The mine is more than paying all expenses. and u IS the intention of the company in the near future to open up several other most promising claims in close proximity to where they are now work ing. The concentrates now being made Will average three tons daily Carload shipments are made to the smelter at Humboldt about every ten days.
 The active management of the com pany is in charge of C. B. Manson as superintendent. MT. Manson is a grad uate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has had both a tech nlcal and practical training. The underground work is under that able miner John Thomas. of the Tiger Gold company