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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-29
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
Questions Worth Answering.

Col Sanger's bloodhuuds, when
they found three.year-oid Raymond
Dowd in Nine-mile swamp. near Sang.
erfeld, Otsego county, gathered around
the boy and licked his fare The child
wandered away last Friday when his
father was picking hops. An all.
night search by 500 men was fruitless.
Lanterns were carried ald fires built
to attract the lads ate ton, but he
gave no sign. Saturday morning the
four bloodhounds arrived. After smell.
ing of jacket belonging to the lost
boy they began searching for his
tracks and soon found them. Follow
ing circuitous course, estimated to
be ten miles long, they came upon the
child lying at the foot of tree, ex-
hausted from hunger and exposure.
There was a tremendous demonstra.
ton when one of the horsemen took
the boy home perched on the pommel
OF saddle, and the dogs came in for
their share of the ovation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31

Wanted-Dressed pork, cents;
veal, cents. llailstone's market. II
Mrs. J. f. Shepard went to Nephi
Monday morning to visit relatives in
that vicinity.
For Saie-Second hand furniture
and stoves Inquire at this office.
Thomas Smart went to Salt Lake
Monday to try to secure cars for the
shipping Of sheep, which he has been
holding for thirty days.
For Sale-45 acres good pasture land
near Swift slough, Benson ward; also
one 3-year-old Holstein. bull. Inquire
S. II. Roundy, Benson.
&. w. Lindquist accompanied his
brother, G. j. A. Lindquist, to Ogden
Monday morning. The latter gentle
man spent Sunday in this city.
Twenty per cent discount offered
on purchases of tombstones made
within the next sixty days, at the
Cache Valley Marble Works
Joseph r. Brown, of Provid ence,
who has been working at Evanston,
Wyo., since last March, has returned
home.
Peter Berntsen, of the mechanical
I
force of the Malad Enterprise, spent
Sunday and Monday in Logan. Mr..
Berntsen says the Enterprise is get
ting along in a splendid way.
Fancy baskets, jardiniers, and water
proof crepe paper for covering flower
pots. 1t won't fade; at the Flowe,
Store.
The monthly priesthood meeting oil
the Benson Stake will convene at Lew
iston, Saturday, November ;, at 10 a
IN. a good attendance is desired
Alma Merrill, president, b. A. Hen
bricks and VIM. Waddoups, counsellors
The best place for la dies, gentlemen
and children's shoes, gents furnish
ings and underwear, also rubber goods
in great varieties, is at Andreas Peter
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Carbon are now
living at their new home at the cor
ner OF First North and First East
streets. This splendid addition tt
Logan's better class of residences il
furnished with practically every
modern convenience, is artistically ar
ranged and furnished, roomy enough
for two, or even three or four If il
should come to that, and will un-
doubleday prove source OF greatest
pleasure and comfort to Mr.. and Mrs
Carbon. When lawns are made TIM
place will show to marked advantage
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
City and County

a Vote the Republican ticket straight.
Ne sell the Earth ana Loan money
on It. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Mrs. Peter Peterson, was brought
from Rexburg Friday for medical
treatment
G. w. Lindquist, Cache county's
leading undertaken and embalmer.
Both phones.
Mrs. Grace Wardrop went to Ogden
Friday to meet her husband, who was
enroute for Nevada.
Anyone needing good girl for work
on Saturdays will find her by calling
at 253 West Sixth South.
Mrs. w. M, Gibbs, of Providence,
who has been afflicted with typhoid
fever, is able to be ont.
Don't be humbugged by ineffective
devices for digging beets. Buy an
Avery beet pillow and save time.
VIM. LaurentzeD, OF Downey, has
sold his blacksmith shop and imple-
ments to Luther Makely.
Mrs. NJ. Hawkeswood, of Lewiston,
came to Logan Monday. Her husband
has been somewhat indisposed Of late.
The Howard heaters are so peculiar.
ly constructed that they are guarantee
ed to burn less coal than any heating
49,. '"' market. N'S'" '''''.
The Priesthood meeting of the
Cache stake will convene next Satur'
day at 10 a. m. in the Logan taber'
nace. A full attendance is desired
Isaac Smith, Newell w. Kimball
Joseph f. Carbon, stake presidency,
We have the best assorted stock o
monuments and tombstoneS ever ex
hibited north of Salt Lake. Twenty
per cent discount on all sales made
within sixty days. Cache Valley Mar
BILE Works. If
The David Eccles S25, 900 mansion
on West Center street is rapidly near
ing completion as far as the outside
work is concerned, and gives promise
of being an exceedingly handsome
structure. or straw colored pressed
brick with white cut stone trimmings
it is indeed very "showy" and will ado
wondrously to the appearance OF thai
end of the city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
For fine up-to-date La
dies Coats go to Eliason
Sisters.

1t must be hard for A. G.. Barber to
ask republican to vote for him,
knowing that he would do all he
could 10 elect a democratic United
States Senator, who in turn would do
all he could to hamper and check the
progress of republican policies, as ad
ministered by President Roosevelt.
Yet he did this and was turned down.
Republicans should not heed the dem.
ocratic candidate when he makes his
smooth appeals. A vote for him is
vote for democratic United States
Senator
Wanted Several young men be.
tween IL and % wears, for light easy
work. Salary and expenses paid. APP.
ply at room Palace hotel.
We can recall but one farce comedy
which for over twenty years has more
than held its own against all corners
and laughed all imitators out of sight,
and that one Is "Peck's Bad Boy, :"
which comes to Thatcher'S opera
house Friday night. 1t il the only
authorized dramatization OF ex Cover
nor George W. Peck's famous sketches
from real life under the same title
and enjoys his hearty approval and in
dorsement. Rewritten, TO admit of
the effective introduction of additional
mirth and mischief and number of
new speciaties, it Is heralded as brm.
full Of the brightest fun and most com.
ical action ever staged, and is a big
winner all along the line
Bergener e. Co., undertakes. are
now open for business In their new
undertaking parlors, $40 Mort Main
street. The best methods in embalm-
ing The finest line of caskets and
c)tlins in Northern Utah.
Miss Margaret Wilson, of this city,
was on the program at the recent
meeting of the State Federation of
Women's Clab The Tribune's report
says of her: miss Margaret Wilkinson
OF Logan gave paper on The Teu.
tonic Element in English Literature -
She said that the Teutonic literature
applied to all English speaking people
in Europe, Australia or wherever the
English language is spoken. She de-
fined literature as an expression,of life
in words. These three divisions con
stituted literature, love of nature
warfare and the stirring element fol
adventure, and the respect for the law
and women. She read examples from
some of the earliest known books anC
poems, telling the story of the song o
Beulf. She concluded her paper b,
speaking Of the work Of Milton, Shakes
peare, Chaucer, Spencer, and Dante
referring to the high place that wo
man held in ancient literature as wei
as modern"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
EliasOn Sisters still re-
mains headquarters for
the finest millinery.

Realizing The shortage OF wheat
crops we are willing to meet the PEG.
pie by giving them twenty per cent
discount on all purchases Of monu-
ments and tombstones made within
sixty days. Cache Valley Marble
Works. If
Last Wednesday while Willard Han.
sen and Alfred Cole were fishing in
Logan canyon they happened onto
black bear. The following day, Hyrum
J Dewitt and A. g. Barber joined the
first two gentlemen and they all made
a genuine hunt for Mr.. Bruin, but
they were unsuccessful. David
Theurer, the forest ranger, saw seven
bear at different times In the vicinity
of Toney's Grove last week, and found
a place where COW had been devoured.
This being the case, there should be
good sport in the canyon about this
time.
Ladies' Furs just ar
rived at EIiasOn Sisters.
Examine them before 60
ing elsewhere.
Owing to the unusual length OF the
performance OF "Parsifal," which is to
be given at the Thatcher opera house
tonight, the curtain will rise on the
first act promptly at 7;45 p. m. There
are four acts, each one OF which re-
quires about forty minutes for its en-
actment. The intermissions are COM
paratively short and the final curtain
falls at HOO o'clock, 1t is rule Ct the
performance, and the management
gives assurance that the rule will be
strictly enforced, that everyone must
be seated before the theater is dark
ened, which means before the music
begins. Late corners will not be shown
to their seats until the conclusion Of
the act. Warning Of the approach for
time OF commencement will be given
by trumpeters in the lobby entrance
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
Only Too Well Satisfied.

The husband who is always growing
over everything from his meals to his
laundry looked mp from his paper and
remarked sulkily:
Madam, see where Chicago man
went from home, remained 80 years
and then returned and gave his wife
$4,000. II you don't do better you may
find me doing the same trick some
day"
The patient little wife looked NJ
from her sewing and replied sweetly:
IAN right. james, but If you vii
only remain away the 80 wears yor
needn't trouble yourself about the IS,
600" And after that he stopped
growing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
45, IS, 45, As, IS South Main.


For Rent-Nice rooms with good
board; also vacant rooms to rent POI
South First East.
We still have flower pots and bulbs
at the Flower Store.
See our window of vases, jardiniers,
and fancy baskets at The Flower
store,
Wheat, suitable for chopping, taken
on subscription account at this oflice.S
Rooms to rent, also 6.roomed house.
Apply POI n. First East street, Logan
Roses, carnations and ferns at the
Flower store.
Beet toppers wanted by AID. Smith,
Lewiston. Good wages paid.
Taxes Of the Richmond Irrigation
company will be delinquent on Novem-
Der first and thereafter will be adver.
tised.
Lost-A nine hundred pound troan
mare, no brands visible. Any infor.
nation leading to her recovery will
be rewarded. Address J. H. Linford,
Logan.
After spending about two months in
Mendon with relatives and friends,
Mrs. Minnie Sorenson Cooley has re.
turned to her home in Salt Lake
Twelve thousand dollars in monu.
ments and tOmbstones to select from
at the Cache Valley Marble Works.
The Deserted Bride" will be given
at Hillyard's opera house Smithfield
Saturday evening, November 3. The
usual Saturday evening dance will be
| postponed until Tuesday, Nov. d.
Found--Last Sunday on North Main
light yellow lap robe. Owner call al
this office.
Sunday was Mr., Joseph f. Carbon:
birthday anniversary. In honor o.
the event, Mrs. Carbon presented heI
liege lord with baby boy just tfteer
minutes before Il O'Clock Sunday
night.
The Logan Furniture Co. are still
agents for the Peninsular heaters
Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Charley Greenwich, the Ogden cat
tleman, was in Logan last week. HI
says that cattlemen will make no mis-
take in feeding beeves the comni
winter, as they will get top prices il
the spring
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
Notice TO Stockholders

of the Richmond Irrigation company.
The taxes of said company are now
due and will be delinquent by Novem-
1, 1906. 1t not paid by that date they
will be advertised and collected ac-
cording to law. S. w. HENDRICKS,
Treasurer
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
Notice OF Sale.

In the matter of the estate of Emil
Wennergren ct al Minors.
To be sold at private sale on or after
Nov. 18th 1906, about 1855 bushels of
wheat, and about so tons of straw.
Apply at the Office OF J. u. Stewart
Jr., Guardian.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
Utah Dental Co. for low
prices IL years guarantee.

MILFORD w. Cranney came from
Smoot, Star Valley, on Saturday. He
says that the wheat crop was slightly
touched with frost in that locality.
The potato, hay and oats crop was
far above the average
The stockholders of the Richmond
Irrigation company should read the
treasurer's notice elsewhere in this
issue.
Mrs. /, A. Mitchell, of this city
has been visited IN the past few days
by two of her sisters, Mrs. John Latey,
Of Salt Lake city, and Mrs. Annie
Godbe, of Los Angeles The ladies re-
turned home yesterday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-31
Horses Come High.

A good carriage horse in Australia
costs $500 or four times as much as
the cost 10 years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
THE AR|z. COMMERCIAL.
Rise in the Shares Due to Ex- pectation of Favorable De-
 veIopmentS on 9th Level,
SULPHIDE EXPECTED
 AT THE WATER LINE.

BOSTON, April 1S.-The reason for the insrease in price of the shares of Arizona Commercial Is to be found in the widespread belief that the state of naturalization found at the fourth level will be found at the fifth; and indeed even better state of af. fairs is apprehended by those who are familiar with the geologic conditions that prevail there.
 The character of vein, together with the symptoms thatf have constantly maintained ever since the big ore oody was first opened, leads strongly to the belief that better conditions will be constantly found down to the water line. where 1t is generally expectel that sulphides will be encountered.
 The reason for Interpretation of rich mineral contents to be found at the fifth level is that the outcrop of the vein. which is of the contact Assure type, showed rnal it's mineral contents had been almost entirely reached by the effects of surface waters acting through long periods of time. As this teaching amounted simply to a tranSference of values from one place to another. the mining problem to be
 
 the original state of the vein and as to the original state of the vein and as to whether the mineral which it cOntainei had been held in the lode by the containing walls or whether it had been disseminated through the SOuTrOunding country.
 Thus the favorable appearance of the vein at the third level predicted what was discovered ar rhp fOurth. and the condition encountered at tac fourth is again taken to be an indiCa- ton that the mineral values that have been leached from the upper DOT ions of the vein will be steadily encounter cd in increasing volume
 The management is conservative. and will make no prediction as to what is likely to be found at the fifth level, saying that they will be in position to formulate theories when the lode is cut.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
MANY SELLING ORDERS
Calumet & Arizona Is Ham mered Down to S110,
 With Few Takers.
5000 SHARES RAVEN
 SOLD IN BOSTON.
CBy Frank J. Graf.)


 Al the close of today's market there seems to be cotlnuancy of selling orders-more than can be absorbed by the speculative public. This does not refer to any particular stock but the list in general, although few stocks have held up well during the day. Calumet & Arizona. as well as North Butte, inclined to be very weak and closed weak, especially North Butte, being the low price for the last two months. Denn-Arizona is In demand at s17, while Warren is be- ing offered at $14.25 and American at s11.25.
 We see nothing at this particular time, not within the next ten days, that should make any particular strength in the market. We are all dependent upon the manipulation Of the New York and Boston market, and holders of the local stocks will let go in order to protect themselves in oth- CT holdings.
 Old Dominion at the close rallied somewhat. and was sought al S39, while Greene made last sales at $24.75. Raven has suffered lately to a great extent. over 5000 shares be- ing handled on the Boston curb on Fridar. forcing the stock down as low as S2. We understand that this prop erty carries 110 pounds Of copper to the ton. and is beaten only by North Butte, which carries l3O pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
RAVEN.
Pool of 3oo,Goo Shares Dissolved-Ana-
 conda Wants Buffalo Shaft.

The Anaconda Co. has taken pos session of the Buffalo shaft, through which the Raven has been mining its properties. and will develop the Pa cific miny through it.
 The Raven Co. has stopped opera lions temporarily. but it is stated that the -Nnaconda will la,er hoist Raven ore
 The pool in Raven shares has been dissolved by mutual consent, and 5OO.- GOO shares of stock are now available for market purposes.
 Bost ont is said that the pool in Raven shares which was yesterday dis solved covered at least 900 shares. A private telegram from Butte reports that the Anaconda Co.,. having in vesti- gated the Pacific mine, will resume the use of the Buffalo shaft, but that an arrangement has been made by which Raven ore will still be hoisted through it.
 Fice-PreSident Berkin wires Bright. Sears & Co. as follows: The ca pacity of the Buffalo shaft is several times it's present use, and is ample for both companies. We have joint arrangements. for hoisting at flat rate. Should really not affect our stock as it will be cheaper for us. Decline is due to miscOnStruction and false ru- mOrS causing large selling of stock re- leased from pool.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
COPPER.
Sales at Nineteen Gents for septem-
 her Delivery.

Bostcn-An official of one of the largest copper-producing mines says: We have made sales of the best grade of Lake copper during the past few days at l9c per pound for delivery as far ahead as September. There is nothing to indicate any easier tone to the market, but on the contrary there are evidences that prices will remain at pretty high figures for months to come.
 The price of i9c is without any discount or guarantee, and We have made sales of several large blocks at this fiugre.
 "The manufacturers have not fully provided for their immediate require ments. We only have 9 customers for our copper. but their necessities the general condition of copper con can be taken as an accurate gauge of sumers all over the country.
 Tt is unsafe to make predictions re- garding the future of the copper mar ket, as prices depend entirely upon general business conditions. So long as the country is prosperous copper win stay up. As soon as business settles back the price of copper will decline. or should decline if it is al- -owa,i 10 take it's natural course. At IT. seat there is not the slightest evi- dence of manipulation"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
Charles Julian. formerly shift-boss in the mines of the Greene Con nSnlidat.

Charles Julian. formerly shift boss in the mines of the Greene ConsOlidat- cd Copper Company 0t Cananea. and whO lost his reason as the result of gas poisoning im he mines. was ad- judged insane h. jury in Fl Paso and W4S taken 10 3 private saniIarium at S2a Antonio. Texas.
 Th2 .fl Paso Hp.aiI s@ys he is q son Of tho lat" John Julian. former post mas. or If - Paso. FoGn@ Julian was "}c'"CEl" '.s inc -a@. which had taken fra iH the miIc wh1ro he was at work. -. It., he wI3 taken cut and had some v..ar T"cJvere1, l'e insisted on re-an- rering the mine, where he collapsed and hos never since regained his req sen. He has been under the treu.- mont of lA"&i>iuDs at HCteI DieU for @2le-al -a0uht. &rd finally his broth lr thousht there might t4 hope if h. "Hs -.'' under STeciGi treatment. so lett }vi.h hiri for EIn Auj 0uio.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
9ROPosAL FOE HAY AND GRAIN

Sealed proposals gre hereby invited isy the Ci." oI BlsDee for furnishing the City with hay and grain in quan- Gtics as may br required until Deccm- hDr J, lo@G said hay and grain to be inspected by the Finance Committee cI the Common Council before accept aucc.
 The successful bidder will oe re- gHirod 70 cxocuCa q bond to the City ~r 3t~.e- n inc sum of Five Hundred ,'"l.2rs tor 'he faithful performance of his cu3;-3ot.
 Said tj.@ must ho in a sealed en- Ec'o2e "ndors,I Proposals for hay cHI ...2il" ami will bc received in the Cl.iCc Of tA- City Clerk untu Thurs Gay. June Il. 1906. ai 1:3O D. Ill. The City reserves the right to re- lcci aAy or all bids.
 C. w. HICKS,
 City Clerk.