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, 1906-06-07
Notice Of Foreclorsare Sale.

NUGlse VI UESG1Vls1EG SdlS'
WHEREAs:-default has been made
in the payment of the money secured
by a mortgage dated April 18th, 1865,
executed by p. A. Rail-, to w. L.
Sears, both of the county of Carbon,
and State of Wyoming; which said
mortgage was filed in the Office of the
county clerk and ex-officio register of
deeds of Carbon county, Wyoming,
on the 10th day of April A. d. 1905,
at 10 o'clock a. m of that day. Which
said mortgage IA given to secure the
payment of a certain promisory note
bearing even date Herewith; and,
Whereas, default has been made in
the payment of the principal and in
terest due on said note which matured
on the 9TH day of September A. D.,
1905, and at which time payment was
extended until the 3lst day of March
A. D., 1906, and said principal and
interest being now past due and I'M
paid.
That the principal and interest now
due on said note and mortgage
amounts to the sum of 1884 %, and
that a reasonable attorneys fee for
the service herein is S25 90, as in said
mortgage and note provided. Max
ing a total of $3.50 25, now due, and
that no suit or proceeding at law has
been instituted for the recovery of the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof.
Now THEREFoRE:-Notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in said mortgage, and
pursuant to -. statute in such case
made and p.ovided, 1, Eugene M.
Horton, Sheriff of Car on county,
Wyoming, will ~foreclose said mort,
gage by the sale of the property de-
scribed therein or so much thereof as
will be necessary to satisfy the claim
of the mortgagee and the expense OF
said sale, at public auction at the
ranch of the said p. A. Rail-, situate
on Cow creek in said county of Carbon,
OIL the 10Th day of June A. D.. 1906,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN.
and 5 o'clock p. m. of hat day.
The property so to be sold is de-
scriced in said mortgage, as follows:
20 work and saddle horses as fol-
lows:
Bally, Bay horse about 10 years old,
branded b. and Nichols brand.
Club, Bay horse about 10 years old.
branded b. and Nichols brand.
Billy, Bay horse about : years old, brand.
ed b. and TIC
Bess, Bay mare about 6 years old, brand
ed B4 and TIC
Polly, bay mare about IL years old,
branded b.
Rooster, Bay horse about s years old,
branded WB Hugus brand.
Dennie, Bay hors about Ia years old,
branded BIZ
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The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Trouble

Mr.. NJ. f. Borroughs, an old and
we'll known resident of Blufrton, Ind.
says; 81 regard Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as
the best remedy for bowel trouble.
! make this statement after having
used it in my family for sereraI years.
am without it. For Sale at
Prices Drug Store.
, 1906-06-07
Proceedings Of Town Council.
Saratoga, Wyo., June l, 1906

Saratoga, Wyo., June l, 1906.
The regular meeting of the Town
Council was called to order by Mayor
Winsor at s o'clock p. m.
Roll call as follows: Mayor Winsor,
Councilmen Price, AcAnulty, Clutf and
Bremen.
Oath of office was duly administered
to Councilman-elect G. r. Bremen.
Minutes of last meeting were'read and
approved.
The following bills were presented and
allowed:
Fred Book, error in bill of May
D, . L w
A w Eager, judge of election
May s, 1906. ............. w
E L Blood, judge of election May
3, w
D S Crawford, judge of election
May 8, 1906. .............. 10
w A Humshrey, special police
May 5, l9Uo.- ............ w
w II Greene, clerk of election
May o, 1906, and one map. 5 90
Laura c Heath, rent of office
for observation-disclosures. 10 90
Saratoga Sun, printing. 10 80
II II Nelson, clerk salary, May 10 40
C S Taylor, marshal ealary, May 10 90
Sar. L II a p Co. city lights for
9S so
The following applications for
Marshal were read: c. S. Taylor and
J ~. Fulkerson. Mr.. Taylor, however,
was appointed by the Mayor and con.
tirmed by the Council.
There being no applications on hand
for treaeuaer or clerk, Mayor reap.
pointed the folio wing;
l.. w. McAnulty, for treasurer; II. II,
Nelson for clerk.
Oath of Office was duly administered
to all of above appointees.
The following standing committees
were appointed by the mayor for the
ensuing term:
Committee on iinance.-Messrs. Clufr
Bremen and Price.
Committee on streets, alleys and
bridges.-Messrs. CluT, McAnulty and
Price.
Committee on laws and ordinances -
Messrs. Price and McAnulty.
Committee on police and fire.-Messrs
McAnulty, Price and ClutI.
Committee on public health.-Messrs
Price, Cuff and McAnulty.
No further business coming before
the meeting, same was adjourned, as
a City Council, to meet July 7, 1906.
y +. Winsor, Mayor, Signed:
III. II. Nelson, Clerk.
, 1906-06-07

One Bay mare about 7 years old, brand
B4
One Bay mare about 7 years old, brand
ed IA
Kitty, Gray mare, old, branded bottle
on fit shoulder.
Prince, Gray horse, old.
Prince, Gray horse about 10 years old,
branded ia
One Gray mare 4 years old, branded z
left shoulder.
Sandy Sorrel saddle pony, branded ID
Smithy, Sorrel saddle pony, branded
very dim.
Dutch, Sorrel horse, branded 80
Brownie, Brown horse 10 years OLD,
branded Fork.
Pinto saddle pony, 8 years old, branded
ct
Buck, Buckskin horse, 3 years old,
branded z
Roany w rk horse, branded Esf
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4 &c SARATOGA CHIPS SO Z


city Saturday.
Taylor Pennock was down from
Cow creek Tuesday.
James Parr was down from his En-
campment ranch Saturday.
j. G. Dettinger and son Roy were
city visitors Saturday from the En-
campment valley.
Miss Lily Meredith of Widdowfield,
has been visiting Mrs. Roberta Elk
dahl the past weed.
L E. Vivion of Leo, was visiting
his nephew and %neice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ekdahl, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Crawford enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Len Huston and
Thomas Chaplin at dinner last Sun
day.
Nels Hansen, Fred f. Hansen and
Gabriel Boberg, Of Elk Mountain,
were over Tuesday on final land proof
BUSINESS.
Mrs. Roberta Ekdahl. county SUI
perintendent of schools, was in the
city Monday and visited the schools
while here.
F. G. Wolf returned to Denver last
week, where he will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Num- for a while before COM
ing on to this place.
Nh. and Mrs. Nelson, father and
mother of City Clerk Il. II. Nelson,
arrived here yesterday on IA visit of a
week from Fremont, Neb.
w. j. Crane and his son, W. II.
Crane, were in Saratoga Monday in
attendance on the stockholders meet.
ing of the Copper Bar Mining Co.
T. R.Smith of Encampment, passed
through here Sunday on his way to
Rawlins, to attend the monthly meet.
ing of the board Of county commits,
sioners.
j. III. Mullison, forest ranger, who
has been laying off the past winter
came up from Walcott Thursday and
again resumed his duties in the for
est service.
w. G. Henry was down from En-
campment Saturday to attend the
stockholders meeting of the French
Coach Horse company, of which he is
the president.
Thomas Chaplin, of the forest re
serve, was in town this week. He
left Tuesday for Elkton Colo, where
he will join Forest Ranger James
Blackhall, who is situated there.
Rev. j. Watson and family left
Tuesday for Encampment where they
will reside in future. Mr.. Watson
will be time keeper for the Penn
Wyoming Copper Co. at that place.
Miss Pearl Stou. is to deliver the
valedictorian address tomorrow night
Miss Stout is a very popular young
lady, beloved of all her schoolmates
as well as by every one who knows
her,
j.. B. Hassett, who recently re.
turned from his visit to New York
was down from the Charter Oak mine
Monday to attend the Copper Bal
mine meeting which took place here
Monday.
j.. j Fulkerson went down to the
grading camp of Gideon ~ Michael
Monday for the purpose of mating up
the Transportation horses into two
horse teams for use on the grade of
the S. N f. roadway.
Sheriff Horton was a Saratoga visi.
tor Saturday. He had some civil
business to look after and, incidentally
see if he could get any trace of the
convict who got out of the pen at that
place a few days ago.
Luke Wheeler had a little excite
ment the other day. Ask Luke where
he landed, he knows more about the
affair than any one else as he was
present. From all we can leaan eth.
er he or the team ran away and upset
the buggy.
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DR.. Bingham, dentist, will be in
Saratoga another week or two SO if
you want your teeth fixed now is the
time.
, 1906-06-07
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

3 iron bedsteads, with springs, pillows
and mattresses, complete; 3 wooden bed
steads, with springs, pillows and mat
~tresses, complete; l extension dining
table; 7 tables, including kitchen table;
l kitchen cabinet table; 8 dressers with
mirrors attached; 4 commodes; l fold
ing velour couch; 3 rocking chairs; 3
large arm chairs; 5 oak dining DOL arm
chairs; II common chairs; l Acorn range;
/ quick-meal range, coal or wood; l
faultless heater; A wood burning heaters ;
/ folding bathtub; l large porcelain
bathtub; kitchen utensils and glassware.
, 1906-06-07

branded DC on right hip reoch main
and has right front club foot.
Gift c. S. Taylor,
Saratoga. Wyo.
, 1906-06-07
S. REWARD
One gray

For two head of horses. One gray
gelding branded NssaH)n right thigh
main reached and had chain
hobbies on. Oneh&&skSH bay gelding
, 1906-06-07
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

2 Mccormick moving machines, G foot
cutters; l Mccormick moving machine.
8 foot cutter; l Deering moving ma
chine, 6 foot cutter; / modern Deering
rake; l Champion rake; ! Deering rake,
all 10 foot rakes; l wooden Fake; / iron
and ! wooden harrow; 214-inch Deering
plows; l disc harrow, modern; Pinch
Cooper wagon; = 34 Studebaker wag-
ons; l top S~tudebaker buggy; l Stude-
baker buggy top and tongue, broken; l
Studebaker spring wagon; l double set
bugg, harness; 3 saddles; 8 double sets
harness; l portable iron forge; l large
wise; l large anvil (about 100 lbs y; ! Nj
agara seeder; all tools in blacks NTH
shop, all pitchforks, shovels or tools Of
every kind and description in use on or
about the ranch.
All of the above property being situate
on and used gbout the ranch known as
the Rail- ranch, about A miles from En-
campment, Wyo.
l oak dining table; / oak sideboard;
! oak refrigerator; 6 oak arm chairs; 2
iron bedsteads, with mattresses; . wood.
en- bedsteads, with mattresses; 4 com
modes; 3 dressers with mirrors; 4 cane
seat chairs; s chairs; ! Acorn wood
range; l comb. kitchen table; 2 cup
boards; . large rugs; 4 mats or rugs,
contained in fish house on Platte river,
near Cottonwood, in Carbon county,
State of Wyoming.
Dated this 18th day of May A. D. 1906
L. l.. BLOOD, EUGENE NJ. HORTON
Atty for Mortgage. Sheriff of Car,
40 3t bon county.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
GREENE VISITS BIG IRON MINES
 OF MINNESOTA Copper Magnate Did Not Ex- pect to Find Such
 Development,

Col. w. c. Greene. President of the Greene Consolidated Copper company, has been iu Duluth during the past week and left there a few days ago for New York and is expected to ar rive in Cananea during the next ten days. While in Duluth Col. Greene was interviewed by the Duluth Herald as fellows:
 '.I was greatly surprised at what l saw on tho Minnesota iron ranges" said Col. ". C. Greene. the copper nlagnate. who just returned from trip over the Termillion and the Mes aba. with :. party of New Workers.
 Col. GreeIte has not been in this part of the country before since 1870 and he visited the Minnesota iron mines for the first time this week.
 T knew of what had been done by the Minnesota iron mines, of course" said Col. Greene. but just the same was not prepared to see such inn proved mines and methods. The methods are up-to-date and economical and the strides that have been taken are marvellous All these Improvements end all this mining has been done in q very few years.
 | thJONcu --4N N4 4iP fctE ibuNh sNht op did the othe. members of the party.
 Tonight we will leave for New York and from there I will go to Can anea, Mexico. The properties are in good shape and Cananea Central, in particular. is looking finely. I under stand that large number of Duluth people are interested in it and I think it is . good proposition. soc n1sbiuP fn nravpnf tho do velopment of the great mines at Can- anea- These uprisings of the Mexicans that you have been reading about were nothing at al. The reports were sent cut by sensation correspondents and found their way into the Associated Press, suppose"
 | This morning Col. Greene and the ether members of his party took a lrive aboc: tlie ely ard tonight they leave for the East. All are heavy stockholders it. the Greene Con solidat. ed Mining cc:1pany and most of them are members of the board of directors
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
DUEY a OVERLOOK. Broker.
 Listed and Unlisted Securities

Friday, Oct. ,, 1906.
 The buying or the past week Is keep ing up remarkably well, and any Supe- rior & Pittsburg, Cananea Central and Greene Consolidated showing up cheaply have been well taken. Sales of s27.00 were reported on Cananea Central. whIe Superior & Pittsburg held around $26.00.
 The Bisbee market was very unsat- isfactory on account of the Postal wire service being greatly impaired through New Mexico on account of heavy storms, and but a small part of che regular quotations were received up to a late hour this evening. The feature of the past few days has been c. & A., and this stock is holding we'll around S138. East Butte and Kewee- naw are in good demand, with bidding firm and little stock coming out at present prices. Warren opened around SIS bid, but in the first two hours profit takers put in their appear ance, and the stock sold down to s17, there being good demand, however, at these figures. That news of def nite character may soon be learned on Cananea Duluth is evidenced by bids of $500 to S3.12 coming from the north. We hope tv can soon the final outcome of this proposition. American held around s13.50 to s14.O0 with trading light.
 Denn was picked up whenever offer. ed below s21.00. The first consign. ment of the new Prescott pumps has been received and installation will begin at once and it will be matter of but few days when Denn will re- sume sinking. Work towards the dia- nond drill hole is progressing rapidly.
 The Cochise has announced a call
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
THE SILVER BELL DISTRICT.

With the exception of the Silver Bell smelter. the development in that dis tiict will be augmented even more than at present, says the Tucson Ciu- zen.
 The Imperial Copper company is expending money liberally. Or the main shaft work is being done on the 900 level and a compressor wiln 9 capacity sufficient to operate 'i30 drills t0 sink to a depth of one mile has just been installed. Work will soon be under way on the smelter. which will be completed in about six months, and which will do custom smelting in addition to handling the ore of the I'm perial mines
 The ClevelanG-Arizona will soon be ready to install machinery to take care of the water difficulty. The Anal gamated Copper company is doing is down 800 feet. with 600 feet of lat the Standard Oil interests.
 Sinking is being continued in the Alcade group of sixteen claims, with good showings. The lndiana-Arizo2a is down to a depth of 400 fee. and has uncovered high grade copper ore. The Great Sulphide Copper ccTpaEy is sinking it's shaft below tne 300 foot level and will prospect thoroughly with diamond drili. Development work is going steadily ahead on the Crepin-Richzrdson group. which has made an excellent showing. On the Colc-Gliden property, 200 feet of work has been done.
 The La Nina Cobra Copper Compa, ny, which has twenty claims, has driven tjmbered, double-compart- ment shaft to depth of 100 feet and is cross-castirg and drifting. The Copper Giant Company. with four teen claims, has done 250 feet of work This is one of the copper lead proper ties that has been showing up in good shape. There are numerous smaller companies operating. and nearly the entire district is located.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
BIG MINING DEAL CONSUMMATEO
 IN yAVAPA|
Third Interest in Snowflake and Cedar Claims Located in the Cherry District Purchased By w, c. Metzgar.
Prescott Journal Miner.)

tfTcSfOkt JOuf udl &htnSt.t
 An important mining deal was per fected yesterday when the title 10 ope-third interest in the Snowflake and Cedar mining claims, in the Cherry Creek distric. was passed from F. L. Scheerer to W. c. Metzger. These claims are emong the most promising iu the district and will. within very short time. be the scene of active op- erations.
 A shaft ol the Snowflake claim. sunk to a depth of l50 feet. from which levels have been run. exposes a body of free milling gold ore Of good grade averaging width of forty inches. while surface openings on the other claims show the ledge covered by it to be equally as promising.
 The Snowflake was profitable pro- ducer in tho carly history of the dis tIict Numerous open cuts and shallow shafts bear witness to the industry displayed by it's early owners when ere taken from the apex of the vein was relieved of its golden treasure by the crude arastra process at good profit. even under the more adverse conditions that then existed in the dis trict, it being then much more isolat- ed from rai,rcad communications than at present, when the nearest railroad station, at Dewey, is yet fifteen miles distant.
 In connection with this property. a mill will shortly be put in opera;ion, the lumber for the plant and building having already been purchased. while 1he machinery is also ordered and now en route t) sne ground. The mill will ne run by water wheel which is now being constructed at the factory and which is of especial design and fitted with the :atese Improvements.
 In tbe immediate vicinity of ilil property the Climax Mining company is engaged ill the installation of a mill, which it is expected will be in running order within the next thirty days. when a force of men will be put to work extracting ore from large bodies which have already been open ed in an extensive and minerlike man ner.
 The Arizona Gold Lode Mines com pany is making preparations also fol 8 test mill run on ore from its Buglel mine, in which there is large body of free milling ore exposed, which is expected to give good returns.
 A number of other concerns are quietly pushing development work or promising properties in that vicinity and all are anxiously awaiting the con struction of a railroad connecting thu district with the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, which will afford economica transportation facilities to the Hum bolt smelting plant for the rebelliou ores encountered as depth is gained il many of the mines, as well as elimi hating the heayy cost incident to thu hauling of supplies to the various camps by wagon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06

Peter Hook. superintendent and gen eral manager of the Democrata Mining company. whose property adjoins the Cananea Consolidated Copper compa- ny holdings at Cananea. arrived in the city last evening for hurried visit on business. and will return to his camp at Cananea this morning. MT. Hook reports that everything is practically in readiness for the blowing in of the Democrata smelter on the goth of this month. The Democrata smelter has been idle for the past five years, al though development work in the mine has been carried on continuously dur ing all this time, and some big ore bod ies have been blocked out. The com pany has decided to again resume smelting operations. and the lo0-ton furnace Is ready to be blown in on the goth.
 The Democrata consists of { acres
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
MARKET HAS TROUBLE ACCOUNT OF WIRES
 BEING DOWN
Calumet 6 Arizona Was the Feature of Coppers, Clos
 ing at S132,50,
(By Frank J. Graf.)


 There is no doubt that today was another fast day with copper stocks, but with no wires it was almost i'm possible to do anything or get the least bit of satisfaction one way or the other. The storm has torn down considerable of the wires and the New York and Boston business could not be handled at all. We hope to be able to get better service tomorrow.
 Calumet & Arizona was sure the only thing in today's game, closing last night at S132.50. opening this morning at s135.o0. and at the close sales were made in punches at $l40.oo. This stock is booked for s15o.0o.
 Cananea Central also came in for her share, sales being made at s21.0o. North Butte also did well.
 Superior & Pittsburg took on ner regular daily advance. sales Ceing made at s2G.25, but as we were unable to get the close. we cannot Sviywel. give correct quotations. We have fail. ed to hear from most Of cur orders. but expect to get them later on.
 Greene Cons. has been very quiet during the day, sales at the close be- .ng made at s27.50. Something wrong somewhere with Greene selling at s2750 and Cananea Central, part paid, at s27.00. Guess a case of the men behind. With any kind of wire ser vice tomorrow we ought to nave an- other good day.
 have just received a wire to the effect that telegrams sent last night reached the copper country late tfls
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
WARREN.

Since the announcement that War Ten was to proceed immediately with their townsite proposition, and that work was u be started simultaneous ly on the street railway. there has been 8 heavy demand for this stock from the Bostoh and Michigan centers. At the office of the company in Bisbee all is hurry and hustle. Engineering corps are in the field placing the grade stakes, contracts are being let. plans for houses are being drawn. and at the same time tile shaft on the Chicago claim is being sunk and the ground in that locality explored by the means of diamond drills. The outlook for the Warren dist.ict was never brighter Tor the year 1907 than at this particu- lar time
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06

of s2.50 per share on all outstanding stock payable November 1st.
 Closing quotations. Oct. 5. 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
NEW PRODUCER
 FOR CANANEA

of valuable mining ground, in the heart of the Cananea district. and is owned by H. II. Hoffman, Peter Hook and a few small stockholders. The property was acquired eight years ago from Mir. Lindsay. but no copper has been smelted for the past five years. During the past three months the plant has been completely overhauled. New stacks. new dust chambers and two new boilers have been added. the bins are full of ore. and just as soon as the coke supply arrives. another producer will be added to the Cananea district.
 Mir. Hook reports increased activity in the Cananea district, and a large number of Announcements have been made during the past sixty days. Ru- mors of sales of mining property are being confirmed. and eastern capital ists are turning their eyes to the So- nora mining field as never before.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06

to be correct, watch for a big advance in Greene Consolidated. Bisbee has been heavy buyer of Greene for the Dast week. On Thursday twenty five hundred shares were handled through one brokerage house in this city alone. With copper shares run ming away, it is strange that Greene Consolidated should not be on the top wave of the advance. This stock IS considered the best buy on the mar ket at prevailing prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
HEIvETlA.

Boston-The option which had been given to Jaine, Webber & Co. to pur- chase the coGtrol of the Helvetia Min ing Go. expired Oct. l, and as that firm has not received an acceptance of the offer from its principals, there exercised.
 The option provided for the sale of a majority of the company's stock to new interests at SC per share with assessment No. l, amounting to $1, paid.