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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-03

1.-THE republican for mayor OF Des
Moines got in by a scratch that may
be set down as one Of the results OF
factionalism among the republicans Of
that city" says the Cedar Rapids Re-
publican. "There they went so far as
to organize a 'scratchers' club" which
advertised its policies in half page
spaces In the daily newspapers"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-03

They were having hearing on the
metric system before the house COM
mittee on coinage. weights and meas
ures.
Tell me-" said Representative
Cushman Of Washington to witness
from the bureau of standards, could
one Of you men take the little end OF
nothing and white 1t down to such a
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-03

"As a speaker, Secretary Shaw
seems to improve with the years."
says the Mason City Times-Herald.
"His was a case where the opportun-
ity :nade the man and the man was
lucky enough to embrace it at the
psychological moment"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-03

The Burlington Hawk Eye xpects
to hear it charged now that Secretary
Shaw belongs to the federal crowd
But so long as that crowd Is lined
up with President Roosevelt, the coun-
try is not in danger says the Hawk
Eve.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
Pv8tIc RECORDS.
Iaasrumsnts Ftlsd A. Reported b. the
Prescott Title Company.

+. NJ, Murphy and wife to M.rpnr.,
T. A'vord, ". deed, $500; soutn "a OF
lot ~ block IL, Fleury's add, Pres
colt.
John lawles locates Pinto mine
Eureka district.
Mrs John e. Gilbert to MnrRare,
h''tenbrandt, deed, IS; lot ut Dewey
Eugene Greenwood to Mrs. Lizzi,
Greenwood, W. deed, south % of 10,
90 block 2, East Prescott.
I'd. and Is. +. Jones locates two
mines. sullivan district.
Annie .. Mentally TO Western ou.,r
Mines Co., m. deed, Gray Jack Nos
h. D. =, ., mines. Turkey creek d,.
trict.
'' H. h'se ct al to Philip wis.ma,
option, $4,000; two years. Come,
Penny group of mines, Eureka dist
A. e. Anderson and WIN. thinner.
man TO John Zanetti and Louis Corr,
lease and agreement, $50; 100 = loo
H. OF Zimmerman placer claim, weay.
er district; Nix years.
HFVogc ct al to Philip wisemau
agreement $4,000; two years. Ave
mine. Eureka district.
N'agara Copper Co. to Philip Wis,
man. agreement, $4,000; seven mines
Eureka district; two years.
Sara Thaeker and Henry W. Timex.
or incorporate Logos Mines Co.. cani.
tai stock, 100000.
James Goodwin locate. ui,hla,,
mine, Black Rock district.
James and Frank Goodwin ,o..,.
Honey suekle mine, Castle creek al.
trict. 80 80
Melescr Bros. Co. to joe C.vau.,s.
lessee and agreement, l year, ,sloon
building sad contehts At Poland.
o. 4. Enakn ct al locate Cbst,s ~.
Ger on ~ v. Ne. 3. : ", Nv. ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
The Social M',lliirt'r!,or,

The sweet girl grads Of 81.
Joseph Academy will absorb all in
tcrest during the coming week. Next
Tuesday evening you may see them in
frolicsomc mood IN their class day cx.
crcisc- aud again on Thursday night
| joyously receiving their diplomas, to
the accompaniment, Of music, flowers,
and cioqucncc.
The class program will be given in
the Academy auditorium at $50
y. M. Kathleen Mac Burke will, M
historian, tell of the struggles and tri'
umphs of this class. the banner class Of
the institution. Rose Elaine Wooster
will give panoramic view Of the fu.
turc Of these young lives, while Lena
Mabel Hooker, class president, will de.
liver the valedic,ory. Myrtle Braly,
'OT, will present a tribute" to the
class 90. The program will be inter
spcrscd with piano and vocal selec-
tions and will end with class play en-.
titled 1.-TWO sharps and n Fiat"
The Elks' theater will be tho scene
Of the commencement exercises ON
Thursday night. Several box par.
ties have already been arranged for
and the event will. doubtless be a
brilliant ono as the Academy func.
tiops are always a continual now "
splcndor and excellence.
Next ~ the presentation OF the dip.
Tomas and the address by the eloquent
Chaplain Dalton U. y. A., 9Th Cav.
airy, the principal interest ccnters in
the commencement play, blind Or.
phan, or, \ Page from Colonial
Times" The pcrsonellc of the piece
In made up entirely Of the Academy
High school pupils. The time, local.
ity and the events Of the story lend
themselves 10 the bringing out Of
many strong dramatic contrasts and
to much color and grouping. II IL
intended. owing 20 the acknowledged
dramatic talent Of large number Of
students this year, 20 give more Ella.
borate representation than has been
attempted by the Academy in past
years.
The selection Of the drama, how.
over, shows correct taste on tho part
OF the instructors. II IL not beyond
the ability Of the performers yet AZ.
ford- ample scope for the display OF
considerable histfionic ability. The
"rcal live snow storm" will be nm
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

n. Mcbride locates Juno mine.
wv. G. Rowland to jacob Foroh, %
tice. $3.50; mines, Black Rock dit.
forfeiture.
Geo. y. Porter, Jr., 10 r. q. Bfethl.
deed, lots IL, Is, block C Prescott
Victor Il. Norris to A. W. Grsg
IN. deed, Electric mine, Black Cssyos
district.
A. ". Gregg files nd Of work %
Electric mine, Black Canyon district
q. !. Barnes and John Thomas 10
cate Honey Bee mine, Tiger dist.
J. @. Brccht and wife TO A. D.
i'arnhart, deed, %i,i0o; lots 70, i''
block G, Prescott.
u. J. Bennett, trustee, to. g. D. Hut
crimson, W deed, $ls,5OO; NE a. d
sec. l, IS N o W, and lot s Of NV.
qr., scc. q, Is N, 5w and water
John Kinney amends location d
Cecilia mine, Big hug dist.
j. A. Oldham TO NJ. NJ. Oldham, H.
deed. i'2 int in Joe mine, Peek dist
James 4. BlackHhere and wife 70
ch"s. II. Rutherford, power Of atty
grants general powers.
Vernon Slinknrd 10 W. j. Dem
q c. deed, $40; Carnation placer
claim, Zig Bug district.
Rosc Roberts locates Copper boy
mine, Eureka district.
Jules Baumann and Allen IIill 10
corporate Dutch Guiana Gold TO-
capital stock, 100000.
A. l.. Harroun appropriates s%'
inches Of water Of Aqua rria ne''
kichinbnr.
". &. Hanson and T.. n. Campbell !"
cate two mines, Haas dist.
Decree Of probate court in estate o.
David Grubb, deceased. distriba'n'
estate TO numerous hcirs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
IMPROVING rHs HoADsEp.

a.
The big steam shovel, which 'H'
santa 70 has installed In the canyon
below kingman, In now running anu
about sixty men are employed. The s''
vel 10 to be used In surfaeing about !"
miles Of the roadbed between w
Needles and Ssligmsny and 1t il ela'me'
TO be the best material for rohdOs'
purposes along the Santa Fe line y
takes aboat Avv ninutsss to load
car, and ons ear carries enough s''
vel Tor atty feet Of track, $50 II " !,
forsgons7 coneluaien the sruvel pit WIZ
DO run for cene time To Como. the.
ineend to inepsass enc fotce to j"
sssa 'withi< ~ Aexs wsski--KinsnD'
'Ainee6kWeakA. N 49,. ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

last business Men = Dinner, he advised
our people TO "hollcr," all the more
NJ they have plenty Of good things to
"holler" about.
The era Of deep mining IL with us;
new aud better day has dawnca in
our mining history; tho mistakes OF
the past are being blottcd out, and
We believe that Arizona in general
and favapai in particular will in the
not far distant future, take the place
TO which our wonderful resources cnti,,.
the Union.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
Editorial Comment
A BALLOON ARGUMENT.

In another column appears reply by Tom Slula Colonel
Wilson which attempts reply the latter refer
join, statehood The JounaMner thoroughly dsagrcs
with arguments advanced BY Mr. Shu,z but cheeu
opportunity his this Journal primarily
paper people affords opportunity for the
expression all shades OF public opinion provided
pesa,c calm, and free from personal abuse
II will be observed that the only argument advanced by Mr. Shu
OF joint statehood tina, statehood will pu, curb
his standpoint grinding the people in their macvolen
Roth Colonel Wilson and Mr. Shul,s had better get down
earth The Colonel talks "foefatc who. like
that bloom spring la have nothing do with the
The hamboyant Mr. Shu,z the other hand his
his hind legs and the running
His p,io" analogous the dog "bayins the noon so feeling
j. :rierfcd to by ancient William Shakespeare. i.t
Our good friend Shutzand sincere fellow BY the way
sNerooks the significant anporan, corpora
ons control Arizona territory how much easier would
be for then, control especially with New Mexico
part Of the body polite Ove territory they round
up the Mexican population like sheep according
the dictates of the leader The latter rule phiantiS
ps and the who pays his price gazaba gets
goods delivered II is almost, b" quite bad with Arr
iona legislature The latter enough knows
Mexican legislature according official reports
tho What picnic would be- therefore, big taxor
ing corporations to handle the legislature Of joint state!
The writer from California largest state in
c Union and yet the legislature there
the Southern Pacific railroad Statehood therefore not offer
any rc'ei from the laws o which Mr. Shulx complains The
public and
impossible at the southern part territory where
tc southern Pacific and the Copper Queen company tc
collar upon representative from
legislature Governor kbbcy shake off IN, man
as of corporate greed than all the of the pr
'esna' agtaors and ancoporan howes territory The
Journal Miner has been accused Of offences enemies
VINO consist almost entirely OF grnftcrs whom cxpoa or
WI" are fear nj being eSpoc vet been convict
." " being corporation Accordingly freely and
nrcsevedy and the plain the pcopc praeea
~" y ISSUE before the public reference To
hrtcr the enlightened abiding citizen. Of
NHona desire tn be yokcd with and dominated by the
Pha'on 81 New Mexico territory which practically
''Nr" these words not lightly spokcntcy can nc proven
new state were created \rizona be- governed he ~,
a'n race The accorded this territory Il, the
"a >tn'"nI to bs in itself proof the inouious in
''"I "i the proposition tftmtn made arizona are made
~ 'h'r stun than t" yield ,pn spccps arguments ,o
'i' ana VIII be made IN favor III join, statehood
u" again brother Shu when feel in a bette, h,,,,,
WINE ~ about IT, the administration ought to inve.,,,,
we '"oaS'" trust and sec that II puts in sogies
..t. ,.,.. + r =
'song and Chicago immensely shocked A. IA,
GALS III each others papers ~ ' '''
r r r. a.tElt " (,
hc washington Star thinks the ho,ckce,,r xh
m window box full nj flowers contributes to the happoe,a 81
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

| acceptable aud refreshing sDe,,..
The stately minuct" will p,ov,
other pleasing innovation.
An Academy orchestra =, ]
pieces will make its debut on u
mcncement evening.
Members Of the Fort whipple Ria.
club enjoyed n pleasant mecti., y
Tuesday afternoon at the bons
Mrs. r. +. Sloan. High score y
made by Mrs. sloan.
At the home Of Mrs. G.. C. ".
cult on Friday afternoon tho ~ y
ochio" club were very cordially en-.
tanned at Eve hundred. Guests o. N
club included Mesdames r. q. Mr.
Il. +. Sloan, the Misses Theross n,
crieks and Harriet Oliver. M.uh.,
included Mcsdames C. A. Peter. , b
Wright, and Miss Olive Fisher. n
pretty trophies. incisding gold ,
md handsomely bound book. =.
awarded Mrv. X. X. Sloan 10, b.
most number Of "slams," and "
Harriet Oliver for high score y.|
T. U. Norris will be the next hSs.
for the Loco Ocion club. A'-"'
% n,..n
The members Of the Diamond b
Whist club met at the homo Of n.
e. ". Sprott ON Monday Afternoon N
members wsre present except M
Mrs. McArdle Of Phoenix was The ~,
of the club. Mrs. Martin Dad,y N
awarded the FIRST prize while the M
ISOLATION went TO Mm. G. ". Hu...I
inas. MIRA McArdlo entertained h,
members with number Of selection,
on the piano, which was followed "
u most delicious lunch served !,
the hostess. Tho next meeting Of u,
club will be held at the homo Of Nm
Martin Dadcy.
.'.
On Saturday afternoon member d
the Rid Eucher club greatly enjoyed
their meeting at the homo Of Ma Z
o. Norris. An elegant repast was NM
ed, and a pleasant time had by d,
gu"sta, The prize, a hand.paiu,ed ep
and saucer, was won by Mrs. II. R.
Tritlc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
A DEEP MINING ERA.


mineral possibilities, been assailc Il
with cynical remarks about the Has.
sayampa section. The general impress
sion, even AZ present. among old resi-
dents OF Yavapai county IL that the
halcyon days OF the liaasayampa are
n thing Of the past, and that the golden
riches that once poured forth from
IL arc but n memory. We, nre told in
all earncstncss that although the Iiassn.
yampa may have been nnmc TO con
jurc with among miners and mining PEG
pie in past timcs. the section must now
be numbered among the "has becDs. y
and RELOCATED NJ such TO the limbo
Of obseurity.
The injustice aud in,icfensibilty OF
such an argument needs no comment.
Science has accomplished. marvellous
things in latter years, and among
these probably the greatest benefac.
Tor has been the mining industry. Pre-
conceived ideas about geology, forma.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

Mr.. II. Il. Tritle. Mis- Harriet Thts
and Master Lloyd Tritlc arrived %
Friday afternoon 10 be the guests 10
a few weeks Of Mra. j. l.. Fisher
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

a heavy impost sor his sins Of omission
on earth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14

J. A. Samelson yesterday sold
his harness store, stock and fix
lures 10 George K. Smith of the
John A. Welch Harness Co. Of
St. Charles. Mimi, who took i'm
mediate possession of the place.
They willhave theplace thorough
ly renovated and restocked. Mr..
Smith will move to this city and
take the managem ent of the store,
with his partner, H. G. Kobler.
The Welch Co. operate another
store at ST. Charles. j. w,
Harrison, of the Konantz, Cover
Co., OF st. Paul was in the city
and assisted in the work OF in
voicing- More will be said in
next weeks Herald.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
Home Happenings

Mrs. M. A. Conright's mil
linery opening Sept. 20-21 %.
Louis Priess, manager Priess
Bros. Department store says
business is increasing every day.
james Lockhart has an inter
esting ad in another column
about plow work and repairs
Read it.
Mrs. 0. B Nye left yesterday
morning for Santa Cruz. Cal, on
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. G.. Wood.
P. D. Schall of Kansas City,
representing an independent oil
company, was in thecity on busi
ness Thursday of last week.
F. H. Slaley and son of Clear
Lake. S. D., were in the city
Tuesday on their way home
from Sisseton. They were driv-
ing across the country.
Percy Williams who was en-
ployed at Nelson's drug store
during Mr.. Nelson s absence the
last month, returned to his home
at Brookings last Friday.
H. D. Thurston returned from
Blooming Prairie, Minnesota,
Tuesday night and will make his
home with his son D. II. Thurs
ton of this city. He had been
gone since the middle of June.
George Stevenson, OF Oshkosh,
Wis, who is one of the pioneer
settlers of Grant county, coming
here in 1880. but who for the
past twelve years had been liv.
ing at Oshkosh, did not sell his
Grant county farm as he had ex-
pected to do, and has moved his
household goods to the farm
which he will look after in the
future,
Priess Bros. list Of customers
who formerly traded with east
ern supply houses is growing
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
Low l9ales 20 HIitchola .

Account Mitchell Corn Palace ~
position, to be held at Mitchell, s. D..
September a to 20 inclusive, tho chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railv,s
Will make : rate o. pne fare for the
round trip to Mitchell from all sta-
tions In South Dakota. TicksGs VIM
be on sale daily September q o =.
inclusive. Final return limit oo1oAsr
!, 1908. For further information -
neArest ticket agent Of ~ G. II. d s.
r. R'y.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14

The above is a view of the new
steel bridge in Alban township
and the building crew in charge
of same. The bridge spans the
Yellow banks creek south of the
John Liggett farm, and is said to
be one of the most substantial
and satisfactory pieces of bridge
work in the country. 1t was
furnished and erected by Chas.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Oficial Proceedings of Board
of County Commissioners
of Grant County, s. ID.


Milbank, S. d., Sept. 4th, 1906.
Board OF County Commissioners
met on the above date pursuant to
law for the purpose of making the
levies for 1906. The following mem
bers were present, Julius Fenner,
Chairman, John Erick kson, e. III.
Benedict and theAuditor as clerk.
The following levy was reported by
the state auditor as the levy for state
taxes.
For general fund nd................ mills
1t was moved and carried that the
following sums be levied on all real
and personal property for 1906.
For County General Fund - $1,000 90
For sinking fund. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
For insane fund .,. 8 3 200 90
A tax of one dollar ($l OO) was
lev led on each elector in the county
for the support of the common schools
and a tax of one ($l COZ against the
name of each person returned by the
assessor as the owner or Keeper of a
dog.
On motion carried the following
is ordered and declared to be the mum
ber of miles and valuation of the rail
road in each taxing district:
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILROAD. WHETSTONE BRANCH
Main 81 24miles ats6S23 90 per mile.
Big Stone City 2 20 miles SIS, oil 90.
Big Stone Twp. SOB miles S34, 1920 90.
Melrose civil and school district
No. 7 % miles $4,000.
Alban 2. l5 miles Sl4669 90.
Milbank 1.59 miles so, $780,
GrantCenter 5 Al miles S37, ,1170O.
Twin Brooks town, mile. S6S23 90
Twin Brooks Twp, 5.63 miles, $685.
414.0 90.
Osceola, 792 miles, S54, ,O3e,OO.
Grant Center school district, Mol,
$50 miles. SIT ,057 90.
Grant Center school district, No. 2,
2 "a miles, 0,O6O.OO.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 81 ST. PAUL
RAILWAY MILESTONE BRANCH.
927 miles at S37O6. 90 per mile.
Milbank, 81 miles, $4,000. 90
Grant Center civil and school dis
trict No. l, .73 miles, So, 7O5. 90.
Melrose, 6.54 miles, s24,2 ,237.
Kilborn, l.19 miles, 81, 40
Melrose school district, No. 2, 1.62
miles, S6,0O4.
Melrose School district, No. 3, 81
miles. S3,002.
Melrose school district No. 4, II
miles, $4,000.
Melrose school district 6, 187 miles,
Sc, $4,000
Melrosc school district, No. 8, 2.O7
miles, S7671.00
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
1888 miles at s51O1. 90 per mile.
Vernon civil and school district,
No. s, .82 miles, 81, 1888. 90.
Adams, 8 81 miles. S43, 715 O0.
Georgia. 3 81 miles, $18, 8,O57.OO.
Madison, g. SO miles, $l8,313 90.
Stockholm, 81 miles, S34, 1880.
Adams school district, No. l, 3.O3
miles, SIS, 5,456.0O.
Adams school h d district. No. 2, 3.o7
miles. Sl5, $50 90.
miles, $12, 599.0 90.
Georgia school district No. l, 3,24
miles, SIG, 5000.
Troy school district No.2, 80 miles,
81 $4,000.
Stockholm school district No. /,
3. Al miles, S17, 1896 90.
Stockholm school district No. 2,
$40 miles, 81, ,343.O0.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
%. miles at S4O68.0O per milo.
Adams. 9.27 miles, &37, 1000.
Georgia, 7.16 miles, 829, ,127.OO.
Troy. 1903 miles, $28408 90.
Adams school district No. /, LOT
miles, $4353.00.
Adams school dietrict No. 4, $40
miles, Sl30l8.OO
Adams school district No. 5, 2 milos
$8l36. 90. -
Adams school district No. 6, 2 miles
SS136.00.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-14

L. Glasser of the Hewett Bridge
companyof Minneapolis, Messrs.
Spencer Selden, w. G. Acker-
man, Charles Mielltz and Louis
Schulz, clerk, acting for the
township in the enterprise. The
new structure is an all steel
bridge, 45 ft span and loft ap.
proach, on steel foundation, and
cost $1,000.