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The copper era., 1906-04-05

Almost every day chronicles the
bonding of new claims in the dis.
trict. There are still a few claim:
left,
The copper era., 1906-04-05

COLORADO is still having trouble
with snow blockades. 1t is passing
strange that people will live in such
a frigid country.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Lime shipments from the Damron
quarry for the Shannon smelter,
which were interfered with by high
water in the river, were resumed this
week.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

w. N. Gibson, of Hachita, is now
shipping ore to the Shannon smelter.
The ore is of very desirable class
running well in copper, sulphur, iron,
lime and silver.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

SHREDDED Whole Wheat Biscuit
Fresh stock just received at the A
G. Co.'S. grocery department-twC
packages for % cents.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

We can furnish you with all the
fresh vegetables on the market
Billingsley & Webster. We will de-
liver the goods.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

SHREDDED Whole Wheat Biscuit
Fresh stock just received at the A.
G. Cos. grocery department-two
packages for % cents.
The copper era., 1906-04-05
Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Service.-In effect Jan. 10, 1905
Train No. leaves Clifton 7.4O a. M: Long
fellow $40 a. m; arrivesMetcalf S.25 a. m. MOI
leaves Clifton IS p. m; LongfellOw 40 p. N
arrive Metcalf 4.25 p. m.
Train No. 2. leaves Metcalf $50 a. M: Long
fellow 9:10 a. M; arrivesClifton 30 m. No.
leaves Metcalf As p. m, Longfellow 500 p.
arrives Clifton $40 p.
GEO. WAGsTAFF, Supt
ALEX. VEITCH. Gen'l Manager.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

To RENT-New store room 22x5C
feet, situated in North Clifton. For
further particulars enquire of John
son & Brown.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Eagle brand Oysters, Turkeys and
Cranberry sauce will make the Holt
days worth while. We cater to this
trade. Clifton Market.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The Hub will be the only store Of
its kind in Clifton.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

LoST-a stick pin with uncut topaz
setting. Finder will please return to
Mrs. E. NJ. Williams and receive re-
ward
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The first benefit ball given by the
Clifton brass band at Prettyman's
opera house Saturday night last was
we'll patronized, and all those who
attended spent pleasant evening.
u,-- C,,;+b,s e+o-a fo- sorna+b;nr
The copper era., 1906-04-05

WANTED-New England and Cliff
ton Copper company shares in COM
mon and preferred, equal amount of
each. Will pay latest Boston quota
tions for same. DELL M. POTTER,
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The only Creamery Butter Lily at
Becker Franz Co.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

A representative OF the ERA this
week visited the camp of Allen & Hill
located midway between the Rock
House and Morenci, where they have
been developing a gold property for
the past nine months. The mining
work is in charge of J. T. Stoneking,
who is ably assisted by Mr.. Scott.
A force of from twelve to fifteen men
has been employed since work COM
menced. The property is opened up
by open cuts, shafts and drifts, all of
which are in ore. A winze is being
sunk from the first level and is now
nearly one hundred feet from the sur
face, and is following the ore. The
vein averages from few inches to
The copper era., 1906-04-05

James Bartlett has commenced the
erection of ffty-foot front business
house on Copper avenue.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Did you get it at Smiths? Then it
WAS rood
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Thomas F. Cole, who is now gen.
orally recognized as the most promi-
nent operator in copper mining in
the United States, was recently inter-
viewed by a Belt representative as
follows: "The entire east" said Mr..
Cole, sis looking for copper mines
developed or undeveloped and such a
situation cannot help but work won
ders in the progress of Arizona. The
lack of copper will make the market.
While Arizona will not likely over
take Montana in her entire output, 1
predict that it will not be many years
until the territory equals that state.
AS you know this territory stands
second and each year shows an in
crease far out of comparison with
other states of the United States"
1t is Mr.. Coles opinion that copper
will advance rather than decline
during the present year.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

THE ERA enters upon its eighth
volume today.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Genuine Panama Hats at Becker
Franz Co.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The Hub will cater to mems trade
exclusively.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Ben-Hur Coffee absolutely the best
on the market at Billingsley & Web
OF
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The Hub will open for business on
the 18th instant.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Mrs. I. N. Stevens has been quite
sick with grippe for the past week.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Good reports are coming in from
the Cuprite property, near Metcalf,
where considerable amount of de-
velopment work is now being done
under the supervision of F. c. Ais
dorf.
The copper era., 1906-04-05
NEWS OF THE VALLEY.
iIIInIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIF

The town OF Thatch her is soon to
have railroad depot, which is truly
a longfelt want.
The Bulletin announces that Hon.
w. T. Webb will not be candidate
for Office this year.
Telephone connection is now made
with the Indian Hot springs, which
will be an accommodation to the
guest of that famous resort.
Territorial Examiner Foster re-
Gently made an examination of the
various county offices of Graham
county and reported all of them in
good shape.
The Bulletin says that Lee N.
Stratton will not be a candidate on
the republican ticket this year.
The honor of running for the dis
trict attorney will therefore fall to
Judge Norman or j. A. Dunseath,
either of whom are capable of filling
the Office with satisfaction to the
people.
A messenger boy has been en-
ployed to carry the telephone mes
sages from Solomonville to the depot,
a distance of a mile or more. All
who patronize the Western Union
telegraph line in this end of the
county must therefore take chances
on the connections between the tele.
phone and telegraph lines at Solo
knoxville, where the messages are
transferred by boy. 1t is bound to
cause serious delay, but even then
it will probably be better than the
service heretofore, which lacked
much of being what the patrons had
| n rinhf fO eynert
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The Hub will lead IN styles,
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Reports received this week from
the property of the Arizona Gold
Mining company is to the effect that
the development tunnel is still in ore
its full width. No assays have been
made for the last twenty feet, but
the superintendent, by careful pam
ming, is satisfied that the ore is still
of about the same general average,
which is good enough.
The copper era., 1906-04-05
No Trouble to Answer Questions
SHORT LINE to NEW ORLEANS

Account the United Confederate Veterans Reunion April to 9th
18th Special sleepers and chair
address
R.W. CURTIS, Southwestern Passenger Agent, Ell PAso
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Shipments are now being made
from the mines of the Stevens Cop
per company to the Shannon smelter.
The ore ranges in value from II to
30 per cent. Several shipments are
now ready, and will soon come down.
The shipments from the Stonewall
jackson average about 20 per cent.
The Stevens mines will soon be on
paying basis.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

E. U. Beauchamp, manager of the
Gold Belt Development company, left
this week for the mines, where he
will establish a permanent camp
preparatory to the commencement of
permanent development work on the
company's property.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Tim Nardelli, of Metcalf, has been
awarded the contract to construct
the big tunnel for the Coronado rail-
road, which will be 14x22 feet in
the clear and more than 400 feet in
length. 1t is a pretty big piece of
work, but Tim is a hustler and ex-
poets to have it completed in about
four months.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

Try Smiths store for something
good to eat.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The Stevens Copper company of
Metcalf are shipping ore to the
Shannon smelter. The ore runs from
II to 30 per cent. A shipment is now
ready from the Stonewall jackson
which will average 20 per cent. cop
per.
The copper era., 1906-04-05

The Calumet & Arizona now has a
surplus of nearly two and half mil
lion dollars in its treasury. This is a
pretty good showing for a new COM
pany, especially considering the
regular dividends it is paying. No
wonder Michigan people are willing
to put money into Arizona copper
mines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
SKELETON OF MAN
IS SHROUDED
IN MYSTERY
FOUND UNDER CABIN ONCE oC.
cuPlEO BY ONE WHO HAD
SEEN BETTER DAYS.

sault ste Marie Mich, Sept. t.
Mystery surrounds The finding of a
skeleton under the floor of partially
burned hut in the woods near Trout
lake The hut was occupied by a home
steader named Jamcs James until
about a year ago when it. was said
that he had committed suicide. No.
body was ever reported missing ana
il is not known who he man under
the cabin wa II is believed by some
settlers he was murdered and buriel
under the noor, but by waom 81 is
not known.
A watch and an emblem % a secret
society are said TO have been found
by the settlers.
James was an odd character and
lived alone in the wood, four miles
from Tr0ut lake. He Is supposed to
have seen better days. a. be wae wsll
educated. Al the time Of bis death
IL was said that he had killed himself
because he could not leave drink
alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
STENSLAND IS TO
Be CAREFULLY
WATCHED
TO PREVENT ANY ATTEMPT HE
MAY MAKE TO END HIS LIFE
OR ESCAPE.
PLANS FOR HIS RETURN
Is Left to His Captors Who Are Now
Held Responsible For Him
viii Virtually Kidnap Him
To Bring Him Back,

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paicA received az me sla'e uep"i liiieh'
today from Mr.. Gummere, The Ameri-
can min ster to Morocco, conveyed the
information that Paul 0. Stensland
precedent Ct the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank of Chicago, was turned
over today to Managing Editor keely.
Of. the Chicago Tribune, and Assistant
States Attorney Olsen, Of illinois, who
apprehended the fugitive banker at
Tangier.
While the dispatch does not say
SO Stan. land win remain in coniine-
mem at the American legation at
Tangicr untI ARA gemeuts have been
perfected for his removal to the Unit
tea Stalled. kee}y aud Olsen, will be
held resp nsible, henceforth, for the
safeguarding q fthe prisoner
They Will be permitted 10 make
their own arrangements for the re
turn OF Stenslaud and il is said they
have under consideration a merchant
vessel the rame of which has not
been dYulged. The naval refrigerat-
ing ship Glacier. cnroute from Mar.
ila. is the only government vessel
available for many weeks and she
will not reach Tangier for at least
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
EMPEROR REVIEW VS.
10000 GERMAN
TROOPS
IMPOSING MILITARY SPECTACLE
WITNESSED BY ROYALTY AND
u. S. ARMY OFFICERS.

Bresloau Sept. More than 10000
troops. composing the sixth division
OF the Twelfth Army corp. whi.h
participated in last weeks maneuvers
today paradad ON the Canaeau review
ground outside Bre.leau before En-
peror William.
The emperor was accompanied by
the Empress Augusta Victoria on
horseback and wearing curiassisr uni
form: the Crown Princes Cecelia ana
brilliant suite and General Thomas II.
Barry and ether representatives. OF
the United sta a. army.
Emperor William after critici ing
the parade in the presence of the com.
manders and foreign military az
iaches. rode with the standard bacl, 10
Bresleau.
American officers attended the en-
pcrprs's banquet a' the ROYAL ralaoe
This evening. An1r dinner the guests
accompanied Emperor William 10 the
parade ground in front of The palace.
where the emperor and other royaa
and guests witnes 90 the
imposing tattoo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
PREFERRED DEATH
TO BOARDING
SCHOOL
ILLINOIS GIRL TRIED TO KILL
HERSELF RATHER THAN RE.
TURN TO Her STUDIES.

Sparta, Ill.,, Sept AT the home
Of her aunt. Mrs William Smith. NJ IS
Bessie Baird lies In serious condi
tion as Ie alt of an attempt at sui.
eide this morning by carbolic acid.
Miss Baird a motherlcss grl. is the
niece of T.. J. Murphy. warden of the
peniientiary at Joliet
Tho cause Of her attempt 10 end her
life as far as relatives can conjecture
was a trivial one She had ben visit
ing her aunt for about two months AMI
mp % this morning was in her usual
bouyant spirit The turning point
came when Mr. Murphy her uncle and
nominal guardian, reached Sparta thi
morning. having come wi h the inten-
ilon of returning her 70 the boraIing
s-n0ol which she attended I'm Chicago
prior TO somine here.
While she id not reuoHstrate with
him. she clearly EXPIRE sed an avpr-i ion
to returning 10 Chicago whereupon
Mr. Murphy declared his willingne
TO send her to ans school she might
designate
Apparently sa isiied. be- went &c
her room and finding two ounce vial
Of holic acid az ,ae shelf drank
the portion which may cost her life
bat not however. before s1e baI ena
edp brief missive indicating her
resolution to die rather than return
10 boarding -chooL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
nlAz EIIEs PROTEST

Washington Cept 7.-Dfclaring -
he false the reports Of q bitter anti.
american feeling in Mexico and an or.
ganized revolution against President
Daz. David Z Thomson. he Ameri-
ran Ambassador. has made an ex-
hanstive report TO the safe neporf-
nent setting forth in detail inforua-
lion which could not be conveyed in
his previous confidential dts-aiches.
He has renewed his re0resf fha' IN
compliance with the wisbe- o. Mex-
cos president. this rora-n- n
should take steps to Suppress thn Mav.
can revolutionary i-nfa at 8 Innis
which nublishes in Spanish a nzner
-allei Regeneraci1u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
STENsLAND'S ARREST
Won't Occur Until the Ship Is Near
New York-Then the Papers
Will Be Served.

Tancicr, Morocco. Sept THE re-
inn Of Stensland the defanltine Chi
cago Bank President will practically
resolve itself into kidnaptng exploit
by The government of the United
States. his course will probably be
necessary under the circums ancps.
70 is known that the Sultan will pu5
no obstacle in the way Of the taking
away OF the banker but he probably
win have no hand in II himself
The removed Of the prisoner viii
De lefl To- ihe American Consul. who
viii act on his own initiative lie has
no authority to make an arrest i'm
Moroccan territory. but If be sends
siensland who is nov in his posses
sion. aboard a ship bound for New
York. the SULTAN viii lnterpose no
objection
The plan Is now 10 utilize the Gla-
cier the supply ship of The navy.
wh'ch attended the biz drvdorg
Dewey on her rece.t trip 20 the Phil
ppines and which s now on her wav
home. She win le Communicated
with. if Ibis has DOT already bean
done. ordered to H.g at Tanefar
When She reaches here steus.and viii
Doe quietly taken aboard of her ana p
straight course stcercd for New Y'rE.
No foreign ports viii be- touched at So
as 10 avoid the possibility of compii-
cations. Stensland viii thus De given
no opportunity To- make a legal fight
On the vessel with him viii De tHn
special commissioner rf tbe Amer /
can Government and when fhey are
within ihe three nile limit on Sandy 4
Hook legal papers VIII be served in +
.he Zee lar aay On The captive. This
wiii he tha frst formal arrest IN the
meantime De- Eill De- a prisoner simply .
.y TIE force of arms. 40 precedehti
.or fhis has ever hcrr established 80 I
'ar as known here hut it is no be-
.iarel iha 90 will meet Rifh any ou
l0e fi17
IH abe meani ime Sffn land renaIns
lfre -u ~ se Confinement al bis haes
Pc srers to De in mnca better spirs
han Do vas iHt ha is n1f allowed to
scc anv cne tat his suarIs. uho ERE
iever ouf Of his hie1i- His appetite
tcoaciuded On Third PsgsJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
JUNTA IN AN OPEN
DEFIANCE TO
DIAZ
APPEALS TO ROOSEVELT FOR
PROTECTION IN ANSWER TO
HIS PLEA.

St Louis. Sept defiance Is the
Keynote Of the answer of the Mexican
jrta az 2C47 Lafayette avenue. 10 the
reques of United States Ambassador
Thompson 10 Mexico that the United
States Government suppress the
innta's Regeneration" and treat the
members of the junta as anarchist.
Manuel Sarabia spokesman fr the
iunia said that The members OF the
iunta will stay right where they are.
continue the pubicat on of Regene-a-
cion and throw themselves on the jus.
tice Of the United States They have
made a personal appeal to Pres dent
Roosevelt that they be not moiesied.
Sarabia denied that the iunta is anar-
chistic declaring not one of Us Nom
bers even so much as k-ows the dec
'rine of anarchy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08

by the company he keeps9n
Bryan was not honest and he was
not sincere when he comm ii ned
>elson Thompson. Dunlap and Raj
ley 70 purify llliuois politics AMI
ilaimed morality as his motive He
vas not truthful when he stood uD III
hicago Tuesday evening 10 expall
lis position.
The very first paragraph in Bryan's
peech on me and the Illinois situa.
ION contains d deliberate gntruth.
Practically every succeeding para.
,raph contains either a deliberate nn.
ruth or an equivocation of the kina
ge eXpeci only from the shifty word
juggling pettifogger Bryan says he
yrole me a letter a. king ne to resiga
the interests Of the Democratic
iariy. This Is not true Bryan knew
was net true when he said ii. ne
lever wrote me a letter, he aid write
fudge Q. = Thompson In which ne
old Judge Thompson 20 tell M that
le, Bryan, wanted me 10 resign from
he Democratic national commits ee.
Sullivan then declares that Bryan
assertion that he held his seat on the
national committee by fraud was ~.
uted two years ago at st. Louis by
he national convention itself and that
he. Sullivan, had not a ked fer the
endorsement from ehe state cnnven-
ion instead of resigning in the In
'erests of the party" as Bryan said
he had.
Bryan Hasn't Shown Evidence.
Sullivan says Bryan's statement
hat he had written statement fraal
he delegates to the Illinois coayen-
ion repudating him is untrue ana
i'ryan knew il was untrue when be
made It,"
Sullivan says that the same state.
ment was made at ST. Louis and was
there challenged but that Bryan never
ii with evidence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
ENDETEcTiVEs
Guard the Life Of Rockefeller Day and
Night.

Cleveland. o. Sept. 7-Night and
day wherever be goes John ID Rocke-
fellcr is CLOSELY watched By a body
guard Ihis secret service Of The
world richest man sometimes fn his
travels grows to large proportions
ia Cleveland This summer ID has con.
ssted # hut Eve mon Roetefeil-r
regards himself as comparatively safe
here. because De thinks the De pie Of
his home town are more friendly than
no. of any other par Of the worli
The b0dysgaFd IS composed of exde
teciives fhorUushly familiar wiih the
IS hods If assassins and in zh0se
loyalty Rockefeller repases impiicit
confidence
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
LrILAsD ExouEaAreD

Frankfort. XIV. Sent The sfsf,
nrins1n commission tofav comniaie Z
IRE inves' iraficn cf charges asainsf
Warden LHliari. Of fhz nau''e-slarv.
n having an Interest in . -afIk Cor
tract - SIMPLY ne insfiinfi n cso--
erat 'ng him. The commi sioa wai
Investigate charers that coarics are
aoi property and vaolesonels fsL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
BRYAN
Will STUMP New York in the Interests
Of jerome.

New York Sept William Jen-
niHes Bryan VIII 81 MP the state
for District Attorney Jerome II the
Democratic co-TCnfi ngmina - j.
rome flr governor Jereme4 friends
and politicians say BRYAN feels deep
Is the alleged c0olness of Hearst to
wards him aud viii take this oppor-
tuniiy Of whaCking the New York
editor. BY stumpiHs for Jerome. who
Is bitterly antasUnistie 70 Hearst.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
ST. LOUIS FIREMEN
Arc Fatally Injured and Comrades
Badly Burned.

ST. Louis. Sept Assistant Fire
Chief Parry and Fireman Moore
comrades were badly shocked and
burned this morning while extingnish-
ing a fire in the grocery of J. J. Bur
cess on Lucus avenue. which was
blown 70 piece by An explosion of
accumulated gasoline gas Heroic
work was necessary 20 rescue two
women and a child from the namcz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
CHALLENGES BRYAN
TO SHOW DOWN AND BRANDS HIM
As LIAR AND RANK HYPOCR|TE
Says Bryan Should Either Prove His Charges Oh
Quit Race for Presidency
UP TO THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS

New York Sept T. Roger G. Sulli
van, Of Illinois, member of the Demo
cratic national committee tonight Is
sued lengthy tatement in which
he repl ed to the recent attacks male
upon him by Bryan. Sullivan lays IN
part:
AT hi7 jefferson banquet speech al
! Chicago Tuesday evening William J
Bryan again saw fit 10 make me Tho
excuse Of exploiting his new ambition
To convert the Democratic party into
an autocrocy with him elf on the die
tators throne
IF the portions Of Bryans speech
mean anything, they mean he wonld
rather have his own way than have
The Democrats elect him to c0ngGts
or amy other office He has Invited al
Illinois Democrats who agree with
him in bis opposition to bolt theii
ticket If there are day Democrats IN
Illinois who are disposed to act on
his typically Bryanasque advice
Hidug u tHcAl HHlDEtHHdleiS Will Dt
found in congressional districts which
are close but in which with united
effort we have a good chance TO elect
Democratic congressman. III these
districts send Republicans to the next
national house, the representatives of
the Democratic party will have Bryan
10 thank
Scores Bryan's Company.
Sullivan challenges Bryan to prove
his personal assertions against him
and invites comparison of his Democ
racy with Bryan's.
sullivan scores BRYAN for ''the com.
pany he keeps" and attacks par
ticularly the characters of Theodore
Mel on, Judge Owen 2 Thompson.
VI Hard Fillmore Dunlap and Henry T
Rainey. These Gee the men endorsed
by Bryan in hi Paris interview. Sulli-
van describes them as Bryans con
hdential agents in The publication of
Illinois and asks: Is Bryan an cxcap-
lion TO the rule that man Is known
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08
REPLACE COLLEGE BUILDINGS.

Barboursviila XIV Sept. T-Arcli-
teets from Cincinnati are preparing
plans for tw0 new buildings for the
Union college Of his city. TO re8iace
the administration structure. destroy
ed few days ago BY lightning The
cost viii be $4,000 and s2ool0 re-
spectiFely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08

A somewhat sensational story was
given in yesterdays st, Louis papers
in a dispatch from New Orleans, in
effect as follows:
New Orleans, la, Sept G.-The
directors Of the New Orleans & North
Midland have completed plans for an
extensive railroad system. to be
formed by the consolidation of sew
crai smaller roads, which would give
New Orlean a trunk line 0 the Olio
river. connecting with the Biz Four
Vanderbilt property.
There have been many rumos to
the effect that the Vanderbilts in
tended to ge an outlet to the Gulf
through Now Orleans, but not until
today was the plan made clear Thc
new system will run from Now Or,
leans to Natchoz. thence to Pontoa,
Miss, to jack. N Tenn over The
Caicago n Gulf lines 70 Cairo.
The New Orleans 4 Natchaz and
the New Orleans North Midland win
use the same tracks part of the way,
They run through virgin pine coun
try in South Mississipp:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-08

However, there is very likely some.
thing in the report from New Or.
leans The combination ment oned can
be very clearly traced until Jackson.
Tenn. is reached From that point to
Cairo il presents a gap which the
railroad guide does not fill in any
manner suggested by the dispatch:
and we are left to guess II is a safe
proposition that the tendency OF big
railroad combinations for some time
TO come will be tc form through lines
between the great river valleys and
he Gulf, as being the direction Of
least resistanca 20 tha yea board
for the vast products or these valleys.
aud il stands TO reason that Cairo,
as the gateway to the south toward
which thesa valleys naturally con
verge and in direct liae between the
points of cigin and destination, must
require eXtraorlinary ami steadily in
'reasing Importance in CONNECTION
with these combinations.