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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
At THE OPERA HOUSE.

An advance notice says: Ladies
will be admitted free Monday night
to see The Man Outside, - the
Payton Sisters opening play. And
among the other plays to be seen
during the week are: THE I'm
written Law" "The Fatal Rose OF
Red" I'm the Power of Love,
Prince and Pauper, " "The Mys-
terious Mr.. Rafiles," and a drama
tic version of the opera "Parsifal. y
Seats are now on sale at Has.
wells Book Store.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
DANGERS FROM DYSPEPSIA.
imperfect Digestion Most Prolific Cause
Of Serious Disease.

Few people seem to realize the real dan
gers in DISTURBED, dehcien, or defective d.
gestion.
While health reports do not giys indi-
gestion as 4 cause of death, ye, il is in
reality often fatal, as i, so weakens the
stomach that one becomes readily suscepti-
bic to an attack OF typhoid fever, kidney
disease, nervous prostratiou or other seri-
Gus or fatal disease.
A, the first symptom OF indigestion,
Mi-o-na stomach tablets should be used.
II there is feeling OF heaviness in the
stomach, distress after eating, nervousness,
dizziness, naueea, headaches, sleeplessness,
pains in the side and limbs, specks before
the eyes or a peeyish irritable condition,
with debility and weakness, begin the use
o; Mi-o-ha at once.
II will build up the stomach and diges-
tive organs so tina, YOU can eat anything
a, any time without fear Of distress or in
digestion.
A 5O-cent pex OF Mi-o-na tablets will,
in most cases, give prompt relief and cure
although in chronic ard long standing
weakness OF the stomach, two boxes OF
more are sometimes needed, but f. J.
Jenkins gives a guarantee that Mi-o-na will
cure, in all cases, no matter how chronic
or serious, or money will be refunded.
You run no risk whatever in buying
Mi-o-na.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
psereas 10 TALK PROSPERITY.

Mr.. ]. A. Myers, a prominent
hardware merchant of Bryan and
also postmaster at that place, left
the city on the 1880 Houston &
Texas central this morning. Mr..
Myers is a Lyon republican and
discussed politics for few minutes.
but preferred to talk of the pros.
perity OF Bryan. That city is now
laying claim to the much coveted
and oft disputed title of Athens of
Texas. Her schools are many and
prosperous. The A. and NJ. coll
lege has to refuse numerous appli-
cants every year, and even with the
most careful selections their is not
room to bestow the boys. Some
IS tents are now being erected on
the campus to give quarters to some
OF the boys because there is not
room in the buildings for them.
DR.. Harrington, who has been for
IS years connected with the school,
is making a most efficient and pop
ular president. His praises are
sung from all sides. The Texas
Woman's College, the new Bap-
fist school, is full and is having to
refuse applicants. The Villa Ma
ria, the Catholic school, and the
Allen Academy for boys also re-
port a fine attendance. - Houston
Chronicle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
n. &T.C. EXCURSIONS.

san Antonio. account San Antonio fair
sell Oct. 30 to Nov. 10. rate 500, limit
Nov. -. For las p. m. train Of Nov.
and 1910 a. m. train OF Nov rate viii
DE $500, limit Nov. ..
Houston, account No-tsu-oh carnival
sell Nov. II TO 10 inclusive, rate $500
limit Nov. 10. For special trains passing
BRYAN 1910 a. m. Nov. ~ and Nov. Il
rate will be Sl.OO round trip, limited l.
and /! respectively.
Waco, account Cooperative Farmers
sell Nov. I. rate S3.45.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
BOND REGISTRATION.
Trinity and 5razos Valley Officers Be
fore the Commission.

Austin, Nov. "A party Of officials
Of the Trinity and Brazos Valley rail
way was before the railroad commits
sion regarding application for issue
and register OF additional first mort
gage bonds on twenty-seven miles Of
completed road north OF Houston.
Sears. Roebuck a Co. Of Texas, cap
Ital stock $4,000. has been chartered
Dallas Is its location.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
Pole crushed eoY's Skull.

Fort Worth. Nov. 2.-while playing
IN front Of his fathers barber shop at
North Fort Worth the tonsorial pole
fell on the head Of Roy STRIPPING. fve
years old. The little fellows skull
was broken and death was instsnta'
reous.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-04
PECULIAR FATALITY.
Boy Loses His Life In Trying to Jump
on Passing MIX Wagon.

Fort Worth. Nov. AIN trying Il
Jump on a passing milk wagon Robert
Re.ther. ten years old. fell and sus'
tanned injuries resulting In his death.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
the care Of his sister.

tHV NuTV VI uIb bIbCeI.
Hc testified In substance ,h,,
was ready and willing to paw nj,
for the care Of the child IL al. -
agree to return to Marieopa ~
and also provide her with n h.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
MINER FOUND DEAD IN BED A.
McCABE

Tuesday morning about 10 o'clock
the dead body Of James Morcland was
found In the bed occupied by him IN
a lodging house NJ McCabc. The de-.
censcd was aged about ~ years AMI
a t"amster and freightrr by occupn
tion. He resided In this county for
number Of years and was respecte.
and upright citizen.
iie leave. surviving him one soa.
a resident of McCabc. one daughto,
IN Bisbcc, and another who resides H.
tn" east
His remains were inferred ycstcrda =
afternoon nj . o'clock in the Western
Federation Of Miners cemetery mt
McCabe, u large number Of his friends
and acquaintanccs gathering at the
grave to pay their last respects t.
their deceased friend.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
CENSUS SHOWS THERE ARE seo
CHILDREN OF SCHOOL ACE.
tr.om Wednesday, Daily.)


Yesterday afternoon school census
marshal Charles Born, jr.. completed
the census for the district Of Prescott,
and fled his report with the county
school superintendent.
Among other interesting rtatistica.
the report shows that there are 500
children Of school age in the district.
which includes only tho city Of Pres.
colt, IL Of which are colorcd.
OF this number 6i5 are native born
children Of native born parents; 1879
are native born children with one par.
ent native born; 1876 are native born
children with both parents foreign
born, while 90 are foreign born children
OF foreign born parents.
OF tho foreign born children Mexico
in credited with :. Canada 3, England
2. France 9. Hawaii, before annexation.
9. Germany I, and Ireland !.
Out Of the total. 5i@ are regular At.
PENDANTS at the public schools, and It.
Of these are colorcd; 15s attend pri.
vato schools and not the public schools
This includes children absent from the
city and whose parents reside here ~
well az children whose parents reside
in the city but who attend ~. Joseph =
academy. many pupils from outshlc
precincts attending the latter institution
who are not included in the local cop.
sns report.
OF the total. 2o5 do not attend any
school, but these are principally those
who have passed the compulsory school
age.
OF the total number of 500. tOp
white and 10 colorcd children are IN.
cluded in the compulsory school age.
which IL between \ and IL years. rho
above figures 10 not include children
attending tn" kindergarten depart.
ment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
DISGUSTING TASTES or A.,
SANE MAN.
From Thursdays Daily.

Believing that he is being emit,
harassed and followed around BY 81
bates" who had robbed him .,
property, AMI insisting that he n.
perfect right to live on the ma,
from the dead body of a horse; n J
times refusing to give any info,n,,l
as to his previous history, a ma,
parently about So years Of age v,.1
raigned yesterday afternoon in "A. J
bate court, and committed 10 n. 4
ritorial asylum for the Insane M
the name Of John Doe.
lie had refused to make any 81
mcnt that might lead to his ideu,i,,
though occasionally admitted tina,
name was Trash.
From the testimony Of the wi,,s
1t appears that about three week, :,
the man was discovered camped |,
the dumping grounds In the nonll
part Of the city by the driver Of
city dump cart, who found him ,ll
out a miserable existence by satiss
cayed chicken and Ash which 4. y
ed from the refuse on the dunn.
On subsequent occasion he wm /,
to be busily engaged around !
camp with q bottle, and asked 70, |
explanation Of his queer actions 6
that he was fumigating the place, d
a number Of doctors had just si.
after staying all night there, and n
now hidden in the rocks. Before
arrest on Tuesday evening hc w@ "a.
cutting the meat from tho carc.s
dead horse, which, after drying
atc with a relish.
Before the doctors and the eouh
insisted that he had right to live
the dumping ground, and a still d
Their right to cat deesyed chicken I,
fish rs well ~ horse meat. which
said he would be obliged to pay nus||
for, II procured any other place.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
UPPER OAK CREEK SECTION IA A
PARADISE.

Business and professional men who
have lately returned from spending
vacations in the upper Oak creek sec.
ton, speak in the highest terms Of the
scenic Rrandeurs Of the "Indian Gar.
dcns" and "Bacou Rind park" and
the happy and enjoyable hours spent
angling for vpccklcd trout in the
stream IN the friendly shades Of
the 'gsaslsd OAKS, and the spreading
cottonwood, which appear TO have
grown here TO more magnificent size
than In any other part Of the terri.
tory.
Their only regret appears to be
that all Of the smaller specklcd trou,
in this famous stream appear to have
been destroyed by n cloudburst dur.
ing the rainy season last spring,
leaving only the larger ones from IL
to - inches in length.
The heavy torrent which followed
the cloudburst bore all the smaller
fish on its bosom to the high water
mark. leaving them stranded on the
banks when the waters subsidized.
A movement Is on foot TO intcres.
the government authorities In the
matter. with q view Of having the
stream restocked with young Ash. 10
connection with this win l.. Clark,
general manager .of tho United Verde
mine, has volunteered to transport the
fry Mt his own expense from Jerems
to the stream in order to psrpetua.e
the place as an anglers paradise, which
II certainly IL. m In evidenced from
the fact that people from all owe.
the territory 20 there in the summer
season to spend their vacations, finding
pleasure and amusement in casting the
fly to the festive and wary fish, which
flourish in the cold and refreshing VIII.
tiers which here burst from mother
earth. bringing health TO the tourist
aud making the valleys irrigated below
~ prolific nv the Nile.
The Indian Gardens are situated In
the heart Of the Mogollon mountains,
about IS miles northeast OF jerome
and about the same distance from
Flagstaff.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
rILLIE sTARBUCK MIME SOON TO
RESUME.
lFrom Wednesdays DailHO

W. +. Johnston, who has valuable
mining interests in tho Hassayampa
district, left last evening for Mo.
dssto, Cal, where he will visit his aged
neither. lie will be- absent but a
rillic Starbuck mine, in the Slate creek
section, upon which he has made ar.
Yangemcnts to commence extensive 81.
velopment work upon his return.
Tho Claim is situated on the south
fork Of Slate crock about a half mile
sOsth Of the Davis properties which
arc now being operated ON an extensive
sale.
Tho vein is opened by q tunnel 300
feet in length in which n depth If
about 1875 feet has been attained. 4
pAystrcak Of orc of very good grade
, uncovered which has an average
width of about 2h, feet.
Another tunnel higher up the noun.
tain follows the vein along the surface
for Us feet. 10 which there il an is
inch vein of free milling gold ore that
samples on the average &l4 to the
ton, smaller strcaks Of which are Of
a very high grade.
A good wagon road to the Dunkirk
uinc reaches within half milo OF
the camp, which in ideally situated
for mining operations ut all seasons.
with never failing supply Of pure va.
tor well suited for domestic purposes
within easy distance.
The vicinity was among the most
profitable chloriding districts Of the
county in the early '70's, when it,
rteh surface ores yielded much golden
treasure to the hardy prospector who
braved the difficulties and dangers II
the time in the search for mineral
wealth.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
(From 1'hussday's Daily.)


Bitter feelings which have .ns,
for the past few weeks among 4
American and Mexican occupants
the clubhouse Of tho Arizona Suslt(
company ut Humboldt, reached 4
max early Monday morning about y
20 O'Clock, when about 80 Of \
Americans elected over so Of The Nd
cans from tho premises after a hv1
struggle, which happily ended v,ld
any blood being ahed.
Since the eviction from their ~
tiers the Mexicsns have taken up N
abode in tents and dugouts around
camp, none having the temehv
mako an effort TO return.
II appears that during the past I
weeks there was much complaint
the part Of the Americans on aee'd
VI the continuous noises kept up NJ
times for the entire night by the Nd
cans, who amused themselves even ID
the early hours Of the morning at d
games, political discussions, and III
card monte.
The noises, tho Americans clain1
kept them from enjoying their %
peaceful slsmbers after the labOr
the day. The Mexicans were qu's9
asked to dcsist from such dSsI
able conduct on several occasions WI
out avail, aud ono Mexican, 1t Is
legged, when upbraided for his eond'|
replied in the significant Language
derstood by tho American "that \
gringoes did not like the way the y
icnns did, that the Mexicons w
treat the gringoes here AS they v
treated IN Cannnea.
This happened on Saturday al
and the following night after rene
Of the usual games, the Amehe'|
shortly after midnight pushed Az
them out Of The building, where Pc
nnd quietude now reign. J
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
PHoENICIAN rAvoRs THE COAST
LIMITED.
(From Wednesdays Dsily.)

81 never enjoyed n railroad ride in
my life as we'll M ! do this one" said
J. a. Copeland, a prominent business
man Of Phoenix, last evening TO a Jour.
nal Miner man, rs he stepped on the
depot platform here on the arrival Of
the Coast Limited"
"This IL the only route to travel to
the coast he said; 81 would rather
pay $40 more and spend an extra dry
in travelling this way than 20 TO the
coast by the Southern Pacific route.
"Thcre is pleasure in riding over
this line. Instead Of the heated dust
and sand that makes life almost un-
bcarable on the southern route, and the
sleeplcss nights from the desert heat,
the atmosphere Of the pine clad hills
just passed through invigoratcs one as
with n new life, and lends as IL were
new charm TO existence.
"This new train service is simply i'm.
mensc. Riding through to the coast
through mountains Of ever changing
scenery as grand A. can be found any.
where 10, indeed, a contrast with .
dreary passage through the painted
desert, where water has TO be poured on
the coaches to make existence bear.
able, and where the heated and shifting
sands ever harass the weary eye and
fevered brain.
"Yes. ] am certainly glad that the
Santa Fe has shown its enterprise by
placing this train In commission he
concluded. "My wife and the whole
family are simply delighted that We
came this way. We will al certainly
travel through here In our future
visits TO The coast"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
sent company secured control of the

sent company secured control Of the
property in 1908, but the minority in.
tcrest could not DO secured, 40 the
mine was kept closed, except that IL
was fully retimbercd in 1904. The re-.
cent contract, which was approved at
the special session of the circuit cour.
of Christian county, Ilionois, by Judge
Farmer, on May II, gives the company
title Ia all the assets Of the old com.
pany and the Crown King mine. The
property will be equipped and opened
up nj once. When the mine was
worked by the old regime IL was forty
miles from n railroad, but since then
the railroad has been built into Crown
King and the company now has n
switch right alongside it's mill.
The company also owns the Crown
King Deep Level tunnel, and a group
embracing some 30 claims, with scv.
eral proven veins. The tunnel will at
once be equipped with air compressors
and electrical machinery, from which
the other mines of the company will be
operated. This tunnel will develop
the Crown King mine over 1000 feet
deep, and will crosscut the Dividend
group. and several other veins owned
by tho company 400 feet deep.
The company IL controlled by New
York and Philadelphia people, ams,g
whom are Lewis !. Link Of the Amer.
lean Preserve company; Edwin Oil.
lespie, Of VIM. Gillespie 4 Son; william,
8. Apple, N. d.. OF Philadelphia, Pa:
T. +. Warrington. West Chester, Pa;
James Kershaw, Fall River, Mass; !.
l.. Mclean; Geo. +. ShurtleK, New
=. Shurtlef, New York; Joseph Cow.
an. Classon Point, ". Y; Samuel Nc.
Lean. Syracuse, n. Y.
displayed met shetcmct ct shetshrdl
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
Deadly Serpent Bitss.

are ~ common in India m are stomach
and liver disorders with IN. For the
latter however there il n sure remedy.
Electric Bitters. the great restorative
medicine, Of which 3. A. Brown, Of Ben.
netsville. 3. C.. says; "They restored
my wife to perfect health, after years
Of suffering with dyspepsia anda enron.
ically torpid liver" Electric Bitters
euro chills and fever, malaria, bilious.
ness, lame back, kidney troubles, and
bladder disorders. Sold on guaranteed
nv all druggists. Price SOC.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
KIDNAPPING LEADS TO DIvORo e
SUIT.
From Thursdays Daily.

The trial of the divorce su,t If
Mrs. May Whitney against John Whit.
ney occupied the attention Of the dis.
trict court the greater portion Of the
forenoon session yesterday, and the ON.
tire afternoon, the ease going TO IN.
jury nj 6 o'clock.
The suit was brought ON the yround,
OF failure to provide, the testimony Of
Doth parties showing much evidence Of
contradictory nature.
Inc matter was submitted to IN.
jury without argument on the part Of
counsel for either party on two ouos
lions In substance as follows.
Did the defendant neglect to provide
the plaintiff and child with tho com
mo" n'cessaries of life for one ven,
prior to September IS, 1905,
Did the defendant neglect "a n,o,;,.
MN w'fe and child with the comm ~
".''S'"r'"s OF life for the period nam.
w y" account of his dissipationg
Inc jury returned an answer Ia
o''h questions in the negative. The.
o'e'"'on OF tn" cour, is yet to be- AN.
nouncel. Wv
Tho couple were married In Mime
sofa on May 10, 1895, living there up,;,
u. ."' following March, when they came
10 this territory. One child wa. horu
20 the union, to which both appear to
DC devoted. Leaving her husband :,
Mar'copa county last year Mrs VIII,
ney took the child with her to ,ho
walnut grove neighborhood wh..s
'ne was a short time afterward. called
~, rp'" n.y.. "y nc, husband who kidnapped
. wy .""y from the place despite the
p - OF his wife, to Msricopa eour.
w. "nere he placed the it'll. on. IN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
GREAT FUTURE ron sroRMcLOUD
GROUP.
(fssn Wednesdays Daily. J

East OF and across Maple Guleh
from the immense holdings Of the Com.
uercial Mining company now being
developed by the great Senator tun
mel, and covering the same series of
parallel veins described in yesterday
i~sue of this journal. what IL known
~ tho Stormcloud group OF mines is
located. This group il now being de
vcloped by the II. J. Becmer company,
having equally as good n surface show.
ing m the mines already tapped by
the Senator tunnel.
In 1873 the Stormeloud mine was 10.
Gated by Cornelius Davis and Frederic
Henry on the 23rd of June. 1873, the
property later in 1873 passing into
the possession of Fred W. williams.
who has held it ever since, in aftc,
years swelling his valuable holdings
by adding 10 more claims by location
and purchase, Is Of tho group being
now held under United States patent
and two under the mining laws Of the
United States and the territory.
The Treadwell ledge which was ~
ecptly tapped by the Senator tunnel,
and in which there il such magnifi
cent showing Of high gold and copper
ore passes through the Stormclord
group. 2,l0o feet of II being covered
by the Lion and Paw Paw claims.
while the Ten Spot vein, for "a distance
Of over LOO feet IN located under the
Bugle, Fraction, and McCleurer IN,
snts. The noozer and Cashier lodges,
which have not yet been reached By
the tunnel, cut the country formation
through the group farther to the
south.
A tunnel $50 feet in length and Il
shaft l5i feet in depth constitutes tho
principal development work on tho
Stormcloud mine. Two hundred and
6fty feet of the tunnel passes through
an ore chut" with an average thick
neSs OF two and half feet, whicn
gives average returns of ~ per cent in
copper, with ~ in gold to the ton.
Work is bcirg vigorously pushed On
this tunnel. and carload shipments Of
the ore being taken out from il will b.
made within the next few days.
South Of the west fork Of Maple
gulch, near the dividing line Of III,
Fraction and Bugle claims, n shaft IL
being sunk to tap the Ten Spot vcir.
Three shifts are employed in the sink;
ing of the shaft, which is now down 70
a depth of $50 feet. In this shaft at
the 100 foot level u crosscut was
run to the vein, which was found TO be
es feet in width between walls, with
= feet pays,rcak sampling s22 in
gold ard silver 10 the ton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
DOOLEY GIVEN VERDICT AGAINST
BURLINGTON COMPANY.
(From Wednesday, Daily)

Yesterday the ease of II. l.. Doolcy
against the Burlington Gold Mining
company, involving the collection Of
$4,000 alleged to have been paid Nv
pooley for stock In the company up, ,
false representations of the officers Of
the company, occupied the attention II
th" court almost the entire day. going
To the jury at o'clock. The Jury.
after being out an hour. returned l.,
verdict for tn. plaintiff for the amour.
claimed
Three ballots were ,ahsu, the ars.
being . to . in favor Of the plaintiff.
Dooley has an attachment on the pro
perty OF the Burlington company. and
thereby expects to satisfy the judg.
ment awarded him yesterday.
Lsft for waahington.
j. W. Stewart, the Williamson Val.
ley stoekman, left last evening on the
Coast Limited for Fern Hin, Washing.
ton. where his father q. r. Stewart,
recently died. He visited this city
several months ago, and WAS In the
hest Of health and spirits while herr.