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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

|9. Senfen, 9anee &c gp. Sdmmenz
lutninaen dnorager 100000 Str.
Draft fig / SinOsfors
II irrin9. Sra 5u~slebjerg tele-
|araFeres til e. g.: @aaroejer Niels
|oaniens suitru / genslep bar Mans
|ooa Moreen Den 9. os. Oeo 50
I ct pluoieligt AnfalO al
S~inosfnge operb9lot iis meo petrpz
lenm og o~erefter ~ituttet SIo pua
|iig ielo. 5orinOen noeen tpm til
|Steoe, bar bun btepen frpgtelig forz
br9not oper belle aroppen. s It9rtt
.|lioenos 5ilitano blep bun fert til
|Ruoe Sngehus. hpor bun fprri9e
Gat er afgaaet peo 9poen.
Sonftrup Seminariam ;
61ptnin9. 5 Den geretning ipm
dplfethingets Gapola ~dnancenNe
9opforilaget ON Sans.rrp .sninu-
RUINS 5lhtning bar af9ipet meo
tAt0brdnoIen ion 5erman, n0taIss
~, at Der ;f::e par tor SarriHn
for, at ae a. Sag tnnbe he,
handles fprinDen Samlinoens
Afflutnine. Oa ben ferIt tom til
9ebanoling / 5olfetbinget / Be
|g1noelien at Marts Maaneo. lo=
polaet bar imiolertio bolot nosle
N2poer og / ct at oisie afienot til
Miniiteriet en- Rette Spergsmaal.
Iom uopalget eniteoe beipareoe til
gelnsning at oenne Sag. 5pr at faa
aenoitab til Sppr9smaolets for
ffeli9e Sioer har uopalget aflagt
ct 8eieg poa Sonstrup Seminari-
nm. leoiaget at 9lsberemanO / OH.
niiteriet. Der bar meo dlminoeligs
llnoeroisnings 6orboln at gore.
Mlan bar / llcral9et moota9ei
5orilag om Sonstrup Ssminariums
5lptning til 8ostilOe meb 1T: rinse
@elpinie, og for iaa plot oct ton
llnffes at faa bette Semindriuma
9pgnin9sr, Der for en- itor Del Ell
m og gooe, % til bpis 5ilp:;e-
6ringelie og 9soli9eboloelie Staten
bar anpenot betDoeliee Summer.
benpttet til 5remme at ct ener onoet
IStatsformaal. T. @ts. iii Stats.
lieminarium for apinoer eQer I'll
en- Yraparantanitalt, iaa bill oet
letter Stemnineen / uopalget at
BONNIE n9ppe blipe paniteligt q
lfaa Oct manolige Seminurium
! Sonstrup operflpttet til Rosfilo..
Hirfphfftnrip fnr m c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27
QunmnrR
Stor Grftatnin9

Stor Grftutning tt
.Oeorq Stages Minos". =
.ancona"s Rbeoeri ital betale IS,
600 Str. Ssz og 9unoelsretten
bar Den II. April afidgt Dom | Den
of ,9epre Stases Minoe" anlogte
Grftatningsiag moo ~4ncond"s
Hbeoeri. Hetten bar tiloelt n9eor1
Staoes Minoe" en- Gritdtnins pad
$4,000 Str. mso Henter 3 C.
- fra %. Sanuar 1906. Desuoen
Hal oct enselite Rbeoeri betale 400
ar. / Sagsomtoitninger.
nNncona"s' Rbeberi bar prote-
fferet moo Stprrelien at foritelige
narmere Tpecifcereoe poiter, naOn=
Tia 22,525 Str. / giergelen for
.@eors Stage, 50,415 ar. / ae-
paratipnsuOgifter 5000 ar. for On
ifaHelie at npe Sell. 5133 9r. Is
Gre | Smtoltnin9er PED De oms
TONNE Glepers gegrapelie og 4610
ar. CT Gre / @rftatning for Gle
pernes miiteos sri foru0en Here
minore gsleb; men 90 5rdoras At
en- ftsrre eler minore Del at De
omtpiiteoe 8elp6 life niloe funne
Fringe Gritatningsbelebet neo nnoer
De paaftaoeoe $4,000 ar.. fanot Ret=
ten oct life nsopenoist at tomme
nrrmere ino pad oe entelte qoiter.
Sagen bill islpfelgelig aaa til
6sjeIteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27
g porpes r.

Sporpesulptter. Wte :
lem ST. s og 7 om Qftenen Den II.
april er Der itet TO ret alporlig.
SporDeisulDtter / a%ebenbapn. Den
|ferite ltete peo Dreaming EQUITIES
|Yro. bDor en- 60snarig 0etdilbano+
Ter 9asmusiens9dd tom teren0e
paa gDfle pg piloe uige til SIDE for
en- 5r9tfepogn. 6an tom 0erpso
for n9r Sporet os bleD reDet ON
al en- fra gpen fommenoe Spor-
|pogn. 8aaoe Rasmusien % bans
|eDfle tom inc UNDER Nognen, oa
oa ban efter en- Del 9eipQr lefie=
oes op, bar begee bans Ben braf>
teoe og unoerlipet fDaitst. Den til.
lfaoefommenoe brastes neo / .ggr.
rebros acknowledgements" inotil
en- 4mbulancepoan bar fommen III
Steoe. Saa tertes ban til 6ofp;s
tdlet. men bans 5ilitano bar pso
4nfomiten BERTH iaa bet9nfelig, of
man toipleoe ON at fnnne reooe
bans Gin.
Gn Simestio ienere ifete bet am
bet lllpffestilf9loe, oenne Gang |
Intercollegiate, bpor en- 9lore Wano
Bogbinoer Spar Moe biloe fprinee
at SpOrbognen. inosn ben felt bar
itdnoiet. San forfejleoe Springet
og ilog gagbobeoet moo Stenbroer;
! beDioitlss Silitano blsp ban lagt
/ en- ambulunceOogn Og fsrt til
a'ommunebofpitalet.
un6pegen Mrreftant.
Da en- M%rreftant, peter !6artpiez
fen forIeoen fufos trdnsporteres fra
Jnngslet paa NDtorp til /. Rrimiz
nalfammer, abbenbabn, faa ban
3ejligbeo til at unopiee fra fine Be-
|Oostere. Sfarpt fOrfulot fpsteos
ban ub ! 6effemsllefiraos os gene
mem It Bar Gaaroe, bbor ban pIubs
|fslig forfbunot. Otter at babe uns
Be Omligsenoe Gjsnoomme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

NmtsuoftiIlin9en 6a3-
Der f~OreIigser peo Gnmtl-
oeliesfriitens uolgb 1913 Qnmeloelz
Ter til Observation-Disclosures.
5 Statstilitib er bepileet til
Observation-Disclosures ct geleb at 5000
Str, hporaf 500 Str. dnpenbes til en-
9anoreuoItilins fra &unitinouitri.
muIeet, 1000 ar. til pengepr9mier
til 6aanoparf o. Den life Snouitri,
p9 inotil 1900 Str. til Defining a.
Ell muligt nnberffuo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

GtOr Sammenffuining
in6tnfor Sernin6utri en-
I probinfen. Sra 4drbus mel
6es:
Der e. ! 6isfe Ddse al. 9lpr.)
fuIbbproet en- for @umrnenrutnins
tnbenfor Serninouftrten, i0et en- ifpr=
r ri At probinfens S~xrnfipberier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

4nsa9er prG tegaaro
leT iFg. u. 9. Natten til u. 4pril
neobr9not pad S~tuebuIet NOR.
geietningen reooeoes. Slben opa
foo paa 6eitenget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

Sor6opteb Iangs &ees
9 ug I. Mereoe for flere 4ar iioen
hlep Der at entelte S%pefulanter fra
Ssbenbapn optsbt fore Nreafsr
Iones aniten peb Sege 9u9t. %
fornnliq er Der if. nSitiia1anos
9fbis" at ct 8onfortium / 9eben=
hahn - efter Sieenoe meo Grunbs
eierbanfen bag fig optebt fore
2irealer lan9s apiten pmtring no
feoe Stint, IaaIeoes at belle anIts
iirGtningen fra 6unoie til langf
forbi alintegauroen MI eies at bette
Soniortium.
Nrealet peo Woieoe Stint, ca.
.225 5or. 60, er fprelsbig bort
forpugtet til 6r. 5Orpaster Ger.
tiloien, alintegauroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

Oct fgL. banfte 9ioen-
tabernes Selftab. 5 Mle=
Get Jreodg o. 6. Qpril bOlot pro.
fssfor, Or. ar. Hprop ct Joreoraa
ON Sasnene pm Sibpaebjerget
Stalien.
Otter Jorilas fra alasierne Dp.
toses fom inoenlunoite Meolsmmer,
of ben biit. phil. alasie. Operbi=
t~liotbetar 8. 8. aanse og at Den
NATURE. mat6. alasfe, Gbef for
Garlsberg a%aboratOriets temifte af.
oeling, Or. phil. g. g. G.. Ssrens
fen; en6pioere Tom u~oenlanoffe Meos
lemmer prOfesior os gsftprer n
Observation-Disclosures af Hifsmus
ieum | Stodbolm Or. s. 8. 1bfsl.
profesior | Geologi be6 ltniperIi-
tetet- | llpfala Or. 3. 3. 1unberg,
profesior | Mottbematit beo lint
berfitetet | .@sttingen Or. Dapio
gilbert os profesfor I aemi bee
llniperitetet | aeip3ig Or. s. SO.
Oftpalo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

Ga enlutnine at . a m b:
ftibsfeIffaberne 81 prem"
G rs sir". paa en- Den 10. os
afbolot etstraoroin9r Generation.
famling peotoses oct at lanmens
flute DdmpifibsIelifaberne .Mpren'
og e9ggir". 9eftprelfen iii / oennt
@nleoning 8empnoigelie til al no.
Dioe 4ttiefapitalsn eftsr beoits
Sfsn; bog maa ben life operftiet
100000 Str.
Oct er Wenineen at uopioe Gel=
ffdbets 8~irtfomheo peo aebet at ei
Bar nbe Sfibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

.ungoomslip". Olfert ri
earos betenote BOG .llngoomslip"
Der uotom / ferite Oplus / Sep.
tember 1905 pau 8. Coolies Scr.
lag, er i oisie 0age uotommen / s
Opld9.
gogen er p%Deriat paa 5pft. oe Ell
ibehrl S~perI9ttelie forhereoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

Oanft Gorening or 4rz
eoerbeftpttelfe. 9eo q
i9roeles talrigt beiegt Meoe | Sns
ouitriforeningens 5oreoragsial for
Ieoen blep oct efter inoleoenoe Sore
Drag at &aaomono pbilipien, pro
fesior Or. Ct. 9dner fra goiel oe
Gebejmeetatsraao grdmien befluttet
at oanne en- rOanff 5orening for
Mrbeioerbefinttelie", Der oels ital
rirte for Observation-Disclosures 5rems
me / Oanmart, oels oanne ct 2eo
international Torening fpr loos
nronet Observation-Disclosures" for q!
fremme Gnsartstbeoen | 2opgipninq
Dg 2opanpenoelie paa 4~rbejoerbe=
fthtteliens Smraaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

Wpt 0ampffibsfeIffab 8.
timber MeoDirtning at Gentralban-
fen for 9dnoel pg Snouitri er Der
fornnlig oannet ct 9ampifibsielituf
UNDER Napn at Damplibsfelftabsi
rGuropa", Der far beitilt A mt
Dampffibe pau 230O-25oO Cons
.. NJ, iom ifal bpsges bos $50.
fpalotsnerfe" | &iel.
Nftietapitalen 100000 ar. e. teg.
net unoerbaanoen. Selita6ets Sc.
ftprelie beitaar at: 9irefter 4noreas
gbriitenien iOm Jorretningsfsrer,
Dperretsiasfsrer Sui. Cohen, Rap.
tain Q. 3. 9ein, Oberingenisr Garl
9oltermann og &ommanosr 6. D:
Ridelieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27
airtebiitorie for M c.

airtebiitorie for " C.
4 igbe0en. 9ua 5Orlug bOs
airtelig 5orening ior Den inore
Ulisiion / 9anmart bar qaitor 6.
|Qsf4enfelot 6anien paabegpnot
uogipelien at en- MP uogape at fine
firtebiitoriite Smaaifrifter un0sf
5itel yairtebiitorie for Mlenigbsosn.
Den bliber foripnet meo en- H9t-
fe Sauitrationer % bill uotomme
i ca. 90 Scatter q % Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

Jolfetbi in ssmano gorgs
bierg tbrter meo lin 6 b +
lie foran et Sernbaneto 9.
Del banote forIeoen 5Olfetbinss=
mano gorgbjerg ct ltbelo, fom par
at en- ret alporlis Natur.
ST. 8orgbierg fom fsrenoe paa
i'm Gptle uo 40 2pngbpbejen. 0eo
en- af Sernbaneoberifaringern be-
marteoe ban life, at ct 9og, be-
fauenoe al g~rnspoene, fsrie frem
fra ct Gioefpor, og od gommen
beIIsr life bar bejft nso, tsrte ban
ino paa Sporet. Gn Banefunftios
NOR fl reDet bam til SIDE, netop
Iige for soset pifte zig. gbflen blep
fuIofanoig fnuit unoer goanene,
men 6r. 9orgbiers, Der bar faloen
Dso Sioen at SpOret, Hap meo
@frrffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

9Ordfeuius osmt. BED
Sa1unoborg aebf.dos gfstraret er
Ger ifplgs q. 9. afIagt Dom / Den
cf s6ol6ef amt beororeoe Gag MOO
Materialiit Gano pbarm. u. gord=
ienius / aolunoborg for abutiul-
peri og uloplie Mleoifamentbanoei.
Oommen lpoer toa 300 Str. gsSs
FAINT Setaling at Suoens Omfoi'.
ninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

II q llun0bor = 81
ruiner. 9eo uograpningerne til
Den nne Stole paa 5orpet | aanunos
borg bar man ifelae q. ge. / De
fioite 0age funoet Setter af Mur=
.part, formentlig itammenoe fra oct
gamle Gaaunobors Slot. Qrtitett
Nielien | Sa~llunoborg bdr ienot
Ndtionalmui9et en- Weooelelie OH
Junoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

OeosfaIo. S%beritlejtnani
.6ran5 S6dd b. grodoorf er Rat
ten til 8. qpr. afeaaet oeo 9soer
i 9pngbp. SO Nar al. Den al
osoe bar Den eloite Riooer at Dan
nebrog; bans llbnppnelTe er mem.
fla odteret ben 13. September 1913
2sbnsburonesie 9erner Sdil.
s. ns6olitsn er Senodg often D. g
rs. afaadet beo 9eoen peo 2dngeis
|76 @or gammel. Nfbroe bar Be
fiooerinoe al garoniet n5olifenbus
pua 5pen og Jioeifpmmisgooist
rGlausbolm" / Spaano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-27

er 6lepnt famlsht UNDER 5irmd $.
.. ~Senien. 9ange &c So. Sdmmens
IIutningen dnorager 100000 Str.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
WILL ASK LEGISLATURE 10 DONATE ID
 FAIR FUND
(From Saturdays Da,ly.)

Yesterday, A. A. Johns. Territorial ra'r Commissioner from Yavapai eoun. ", received communication from vernon l.. Clark, Secretary of the Ay;. zona Territorial Fair Commission thanking him, on behalf of the Com. mission, for the assistance he rendered m making the Second Annual Fair the success that it was, and also stating that every department was a succcss. due, to great extent, to the loyalty and good will of the citizens of the Territory, the citizens of Yavapai county being especially mentioned for their liberal patronage and support. The letter further states that if the Territorial Fair is kept up as it should be that many more additional buildings will have to be built and other i'm. provements made 70 that every interest and industry in the Territory can be displayed fully, and intimates that the coming Legislature will be asked for an appropriation for this purpose.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
MINING FAKER SOUGHT BY
 SHERIFF

GOLDFIELD, New, Nov. 3o.--pr' '' q. Lyman, mining promoter iate'y operating under the name of the o"'on Securities company of GoldfeId, Chi eago, New York and elsewhere IS 'e'ns souobt by the Sheriff of Esmera'da eouuty because of charges of fraud brought against him by E. F. shefte's of Chicago. Iyman's office IS m .n' nossession of the authorities and ms secretary, F.. II. Latt'more' is un"e' u" rest shoftcls alleges that he was m ouced to buy large amount or H'ocN in the Boston .Greenwater Mining com pany, for which he paid sss'o. Lyman is now supposed to be in Pasadena an" n warrant has been sent there TOT SGT vice.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
INSTALLING MACHINERY or MOD
 ERIN PATTERN IN NEW FIELD.

]. A. Trenbcrtb of McCabe. has ship ped his frcighting outfit and teams to Hillside Station, to haul an 5000 pound air compressor, n l2,000 pound boiler and large amount of other heavy ma chinery to the camp of J. l.. GirouH and his associates, in the Copper Creek section of the Eureka district. The Giroux concern has experienced con siderable difficulty in getting its ma chinery and supplies hauled from Hill side Station to its camp, distance of twenty. eight miles. since commencing operations on its properties some months ago.
 Mining men returning from that sec tion state that the Giroux company i' pushing the development of its prop critics as fast as possible and that tho surface indications are that some great mines will he opened by them. All o' the buildings erected and improve meuts made are of substantial char aeter and sll of the machinery Pur chased and being installed is of th' most modern and improved pattern.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
THREE BANKS CLOSE.

PEORIA Tex, Nov. 30.-Three banking institutions in McDonough county, conducted C. V. Chandler, to- day closed their doors, posting notices that they were short of ready cash. One is the Bank of Macomb, with de posi,s of s45o,0oo, the second the Chandler | Imes Bank at Colchester with deposits of s2oo.oOo, and the third the Chandler Smith Bank, at Bardolph with deposits of s6o,oOo. The depos itors' money in all three banks hal been invested in MeDonough count, real estate by Chandler, the senio member of the firm.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
COAL FROM THE
 TRAINS

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 30.-An Ore gonian special says: North Yakima, N ash, and the entire Yakima Valley is suffering from fuel famine. Only one-tenth of the coal necessary IS to be had. A hundred teams are daily awaiting their turn to get a ton of coal as it is brought from the mines. Two car loads dropped by train lasted an hour. Hundreds of people are without fuel of any kind, and slight prospects of getting what is required for winter use. The people of Yakima City have organized and are preparing to cap ture the first coal train that stops on its way east. At Prosser the people are confscating what they want iron passing trains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
------------s-- WIN cRosS COUNTRY BUN.

PRINCETON, Nov. 2s. Cornell won the intercollegiate cross country run. L. II. Jones of the Pennsylvania team, finished first.
 Captain John Eisel. of Princeton, a hot favorite for individual honors iH the race. went blind after the fourtb mile. He was running we'll, but hal to be led off. Th. trouble was du. to paralysis of the muscles of the fare. He was leading Jones by 100 yard. when forced to withdraw.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
SELLS THE RoCKErELLER GROUP
 or MINES TO ,. NELSON.
(From Thurydsy a Daily

Frank Picrson arrived here yes,cr. day from southern Arizona, and re. ceived the first payment on the purchase price of his Rockefeller group of mines in Cochise county, which he recently sold to Joseph Nelson, the principal stockholder in the Standard Mining company, operating near Goldfeld, New. The amount of the purchase price could not bc learned but the last payment is due % days from date.
 The Rockefeller group Is located west of Fairbanks, on a lime and spar contact running in a northeasterly and southwesterly direction from Red Rock Co Bisbee, in which some valuable mines are being developed. Two shafts have been sunk on the ledge to depths of l50 and 200 feet respectively, expos ing n body of malachitc of copper carrying average values in the red metal of 70 per cent.
 Mir. Nelson, the purchaser of tho group, will arrive here on December s when he will perfect arrangements foI the inauguration of an extensive scheme of development on tho ground.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
REVOLUTIONARY WOMAN Is
 ARRESTED

FL PAsO, Tex., Nov. 3o.- Mrs, Maria Ponce de Gonzales, n prominent woman of Juarez, has been arrested On s charge of harboring revolntionist.. Her husband was arrested as revolu tionist. She Is accused Of putting the police on the wrong scent. There are now forty alleged revolutionists in jail in Chihuahua, arrested in Juarez and other Mexican cities in the same state. One of the alleged Me Kiean revolution ists arrested on the complaint of tb. Mexican government, was today di. charged by United States Commissioner oray, who declared the osens. charged was of a political nature, and no, cs trsditable.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Illinois Capitalists And
 Local Men Are Interested
Most Important Quarry
 Deal Ever Made In Territory
(From Jaturday's Daily.)


 On. of the most important deals in Duilding stone quarry ever made in be Territory was consummated here thanksgiving eve, when the Tufa quar. nes owned by C. D. Rynearson and J. ], Carter. passed into the control of he Pacific Quarry and Construction ompany, for large consideration, bart of which was n cash payment |ovn. the remainder to be paid within he year. Rynearson and Carter also eceivlng large block of stock in the lon,ern as further consideration.
 Among the principal stockholders in he company are George W. Davidson, wealthy capitalist from Illinois, Col. William C. Arthur, a prominent Chi. ago flnancicr and capitalist, John Ianlo1. general manager of tho Crown |oin, mine, Walnut Grove Water ktoragc company and Piedmont Cattle |omyany. and Bernard Cuniff and Roy Davidson, directors of the Apache Panther and other mines in the Brad. hsw Mountains.
 The Tuia guarries cover an area of i0 acres of land, adjacent to the s.
 r. a F.. about one mile north of Kirkland It is estimated by a con. erva,ive engineer that there is over lOOo0,OOO worth of stone in sight, the marry being all above ground on it's (a,ural face and showing a thickness f forty feet.
 Cndcr the direction of Rynearson, a orce of men will be started doing the reliminary work for the installation a complete quarry and saw plant, os,ing sj0,OOO, the building of a spur rom ,hc main line of the $. F. F. & r. nd making other improvements neces- ay before the inauguration of large operations. IL is the intention of the ompany to saw the rock into large blocks and ship it to Denver, San Fran 1890 and all the coast cities, many large orders having already been re eiyed from san Francisco.
 The rock is an admirable building |ione from many standpoints. lt n nuch lighter and easier worked thar granite or sandstone, and yet has ten |lle strength of l3s pounds to th' lqnare inch, and n crushing resistance f zoo pounds to the inch. 1t ha' een extensively used in buildings II his city and other towns of the Terri |oy. Being almost white in color. I Forms a desirable contrast with re- r brown brick when used as corners Nindow sills, lintels and other trim nings, it's use in the const ruction of tn apitol building at Phoenix addinI much 'o the beautiful appearance an elegan, design of the building. IL wa also used extensively in t-c constru' ton of the Bank of Arizona building The Burke Hotel, the Bashford bloci |" well as other costly structures her'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05

was being allowed his liberty instead of being copelled to serve his sentence in the bastile, District Attorney Bull ard called Thursday at the Sheriff . of. fee and demanded that the convicted Constable be locked up, explaining that the law contemplated that . prisoner at large was fugitive from justice and subject to arrest on a jail break. ing charge. The attaches of the ehsr. iff's office told Mr. Bullard that Red. wine had not been out of their custody but that they allowed him to eat bic meals at restaurants.
 After sentence was passed on hin, nedwine is credited with having made the statement that he knew of other officers guilty of gross misconduct, which he would bring to the attention of the court later, and 1t was thought by the knowing ones that this was perhaps the cause of his Ienient treat mcnt at the hands of the Sheriff s of. flee.
 It developed yesterday morning that $500 of the $Il75 which was stolen from locker in the Sherif's office, November I7, and which belonged to Deputy Sheriff Williams, had been re. covered as a result, it is said, of in. formation which Redwine had divulged and later in the day, after giving the information, Redwine disappeared from the city.
 A passenger arriving here last even ing from Phoenix, who is in close touch with the Sherih's office there, stated that 1t was understood that while Red wine may have had hand in the steal ing of the &il75, was suspected that others were implicated, and that sev eral sensational arrests might tak' place today or in the near future.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
l ES l |F|ES LET GIRL
 DROWN

HERki.IER, N. Y., Nov. 3O.-Gil. lette's trial for the murder of his sweetheart, Rose Brown, practically closed today, as far as the taking of evidence is concerned. The defense re. serves the right to call one witness to- morrow. The defendant went through the ordeal of cross examination without wavering in the slightest as to his tes. timony of the actual deata at the lake. He apparently had made up his mind to take his time in answering. He swore that many things which he said and wrote and which the prosecution made links of evidence were falsehoods, con cocted for one reason or another, aDd that many things he had done wer' merely acts of cowardice. He admitted he swam ashore and left the girl t' die in the lake after she fell over board. He said he did not try to reael her, although he admitted being goo' swimmer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
GOOD PRoaREss BEING MADE IN
 CROSS CUT TUNNEL.
tF,om Thursday's Daily

Good progress Is being made in the ross cut tunnel being run to tap the tsmeralda ledge in the Cherry Creek 'listriet, according to the statement of A. NJ. Elliott. superintendent of the property, who arrived here yesterday rom the eompany's camp, situated about twelve miles east of Dewey. The tslneralda group of mines, owned and oe'ng developed by the Esmcralda Min hg company, consists of twenty'nve 'alms, covering n series of veins which gre developed by a number of shafts ana tunnels, the deepest shaft being aoon' goo feet in depth. The showing m tn" bottom of the shaft is said to oe among the good ones of the district 'u' the company is confning it's oper '''ons at present to the running of tho tunnel which ia expected to reach tho 'eh at about 25 feet farther ahead, "" Dewey and Middle Verde wago' road passes through the group, afford 'ng easy communication with the rail road station at the former place, iron whence all supplies for the distric are hauled.