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Sharp County record., 1906-02-02


w. D. Cochran was in St,
Louis several days on business
this week.
2 Don Pence has begun the
erection of a residence in the east
paEt'of town.
1t is said there will be three or
four candidates for road overseer
in Piney Fork township.
bud" Jones, representing
the B. Lowenstein Dry Goods Co.
of Memphis, was in the city
Monday and Tuesday.
R. A. Dowdy came up from
Batesville the first Of the week
and will spend several days here
looking after business matters.
M. D. Barnett, who formerly
resided in Big Rock, township,
sends US a dollar on subscription.
He is now living at Uvalde,
Texas.
j, W, Wood of Ephrata,
Washington, RENTS his subscrip-
ton to this journal. He says the
far-off northwest is having a mild
winter.
L. 7. Medley of Yellville was
here a few days recently visiting
his little daughter. Mr.. Medley
declares Yellvllle is making a
mighty good town.
"A gentleman who lives at
Poughkeepsie informs US that
Governor Davis will probably
make a speech at that place some
time during this month.
l. N. Morgan, a former resi-
dent of Center, now at Lake City,
in a letter to the Record, says he
has been almost blind for nine
months and fears he will lose his
sight entirely.
Circuit court for the Southern
District convenes here the 18th
day Of this month. The docket
for the term is very light, there
being but 7 law cases and II
criminal cases.
Judge John B McCaleb re-
turned Tuesday from Pocahontas,
where he had been attending the
Randolph circuit court. He says
court over there will likely last
all the present week.
The editor OF the Memphis, Tenn =,
"Times' writes. "ln my opinion
Folel'S Honey and Tar is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and lung
trouble, and to my own personal
knowledge Foley's Honey and Tar
has accomplished many permanent
cures that have bee little short Of
marvellous y Refuse any hnt the
genuine III the yellow package. W
G. Snow..---..
Sterling P. Davidson left
Monday morning for Newport,
having secured position in one
of the neWspaper offices at that
place. Mrs. Davidson will re-
main in Evening Shade some
time yet.
Quite number Of Odd Eel
lows from Evening Shade were
at Poughkeepsie last Friday night
at the organization Of a new
lodge at that place, Among
those who were present from here
were: j. w. Bristow, II. G..
Evans, J. M. Kent, G.. W. Parsley
and James Carpenter,
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02
COMMON COLDS ARE THE CAUSE OF
MANY SERIOUS DISEASE.


Physicians who have gained a
national reputation as ana ysts OF
the cause of various disease,
claim that if catching cold could be
avolded long list of dangerous
ailments would never be heard of.
Every one knows that pneumonia
and consumption originate from a
cold and chronic caJarrh, bronchitis,
and all throat and lung troubles are
aggravated and rendered more
serious by each fresh attack, Do
not risk your life or take chances
wheu YOU have = cold. Chambers
laIn's Cough Remedy will cure 1t
before these diseases develop. This
remedy contains no opium, mor>
phine or other harmful drug aud
has thirty years Of reputation back
of it, gained by its cure under every
condition, For sale by Druggists.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

a' by local applications, as they can,
"hot reach the diseased portion of
'N' khe eaF, There is only one way to
c" &Slfe deafness, and that IS by con-
W" NtitSltlonal remedies. Deafness is
leS ca'lsed BY an inhAmed condition of
SSH Inc mncous lining of the Eustachian
y Iitbe.7 When this tube IN inAamed
,nt you have rumblng sound or I'M
perfect hearing, and when 1t Is
ttA entirely closed, Deafness is the re,
81 ~ :. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored
- 70 lts normal condition, hearing will
J. DC dcstroyed forever; nlne cases out
ronr of ten are caused by Catarrn, which
nsN "a nothing but an lutlamed condition
din Of the|,nucous surfaces.
lot \VeAwill give One Hundred Dol,
ma ars foT any case of Deafness (caused
ril ~ catarrh) that cannot be cured by
,p ttaIl'st Catarrh Cuie. Send for
,a rirculafafreo, +. J. CAENEY g.
rt W. Toledo, 0, Sold by all Drug
,s g'sts, 7se.
,,s Take Halls Family Pills for con-
W" .t,,.t;l,,<
ua T>{-S'
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02
THE YELLOW FEVER GERM.

Has recently been discovered. 1t
bears n close pSpmblance to the
malaria germ. TO free the system
from disease germs, the most effec-
tive remedy Is Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills. Guaranteed to cure all dis,
eases due to malaria poison and con-
stlpation. 25c. at Shows drug
Store,
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02
THIS MAY INTEREST YOU.

No one Is immune from kidney
trouble, so just remember that
Foley's Kidney Cure will stop tho
and cure any case OF
kidney and bladder trouble that Is
not beyond the reach of medicine.
W G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark. !
~ 90 1QlE

Dec. 29, IyU0.
Notice is hereby given lhat the following named
ettler has filed notice Of his intention to make
Anal Communication proof in support Of his claim
81 Sharp county, Ark, at Evening Shade Ark,
on Feb II, 1906, viz:
=" Alkire K. Price
II. E. No. 26241 for the northeast quarter north
east quarter, section /. township II. nortn' range
q n,est and lot No southwest quarter, section 6,
and lot No. 8 northwest quarter, section 7, town
ship IL. north, range west.
lie names the following witnesses t? prove ms
continuous residence upon and cultivation OIL saiu
land viz: ,,,r- Al. H., 1ro,ov
r = Mcclure. f, L. Todd of Evening Shade. Ark.
" VI H. II. Myers, Register.
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02
ITCHING PILES.

ifsyon are acquainted with any>
one who is troubled with tins dis
tresslsg al'nent you can do hlm np
greater favor than tell him to tyy
Chamberan's SaIve. 1t gives ip-
stant relicf. Price % cents per box
Soldiby all druggists. \
Sharp County record., 1906-02-02

aDr. John M. Watkins and
family will leave in a few days
for Purcell, |. T., to make that
place their future home. For
several years Dr.. Watkins has
had an extensive practice here.
and this section regrets that he is
leaving.
h NE Record will have nothing
TO say for or against any of the
county candidates. They are all
good Fellows and our friends, and
able TO fight their own battles
without interference from any
outside source. We have our
prefsrences, certainly, and do
not expect to miss the primary.
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BINGHAM CONSOLIDATED


I'm Boston q few days ago, r. Angus
tus HniuZe was interviewed. ana a
financial publication gained some in
formation BOO relation TO Boston Com
soldated
"The movement I'm the shares Of the
company was due % two circum-
stances. The first was the reported
Improvement In one Of the cOmnany's
properties. and the other was the fact
that r. Augustus Helnzc. during his
short stay in Boston. was said 20 have
spoken very hullishly To his friends
concerning the future of the property
IT has always been understood that
fhe smelter was the satisfactory part
Of the Bingham property and that the
mining end was the one doubtful
proposition. Mr. Heinze expressed him
SER the other way.
He stated that the mining end Of
the Bingham Consolidated was fully
mp 10 what he had expected to ind il
and that IL presented ores that could
be- easily handled to the advantage OF
the company.
THE smelling end. however. at the
time Of his first examination did not
meet his opinion ~ what a modern.
up-to-d7to smelling plant should be-
BY making certain changes. which are
already in train under the direction
of II. J. Charles. II was his opinion
that Bingham ores could be treated on
a very economical basis and Ia excel
lent advantage.
The processes which were used IN
the Butte camp were equally well suit
ID to Bingham conditions and ores.
and there Is no reason In the world
why they should not be adopted In the
Utah camp
IT was this opinion. together with
other DEFINITE Information as TO costs
and possible profits. that caused the
friends Of the company to begin the
buying movement which has resulted
20 the general uplft IN Bingham
shares. Most OF this information WAS
sent east while Mr. Heinze was still
in Utah. but what was merely IN the
nature OF prediction then has now been
proved true. Consequently there II to-
day a much better feeling toward the
Bingham properties than there was at
that time and much better basis
for Il.
Insiders are now sanguine that the
Bingham property win be cleared up
and put on profitable basis at an
earlier date than they had any reason
10 expect"
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stocks
NEVADA STOCKS.

James a. Pollock a. Co. furnish the
following Nevada mining stock quota
tons today from san Francisco.
Belmont, 5Rd52, Cash Boy. l6dlS:
Golden Anchor. 65d67. Home. 20d22.
Jim Butler. l.52isdl55. MacNamara. NJ
as2. Midway s.22iag221l5, Montana,
2s5n3o0. North star. 5jdjs, Ohio. go
80 Tonopah Extension, ehd6i. Ton0-
pah Nevada. lS.50dl925, West End. 2.gO
d302ia. Adams. l0dll, Atlanta. Si632:
Blue Bull, 1890, Booth 55G5S. Colum-
bia Mountain. 3Sa3s. Conqueror. l6q
is. Diamondheld 45d46 Dixie. soil:
Goldheld. s4d66. Jumbo, Lj0lt.55. jun
DO Extension 46diS Kendall. sOGs7:
Laguna. i0di2. May Queen. 23q25. Mo-
hawk. i4jd4jO. Red Top. l70di. IS.
SANDSTONE e5ds7. Silver Pick. i9d6O.
81 Ives. 6ia67. National Bank 81 bid.
Denver, 100 bid Eclipse, g0dl05. Gold
Bar. i5dl.N. Original. 1916. Stein
way. asa so. Consolidated Virginia. 10
Oils. Ophir 3s1d395; Mexican. l05d
lie. caledonia, 34d35: Exchequer s.
bid. Norcross. lO5dlI0. Golden Crown.
l4dl6 Great Bend, 5jd51. Rescue, 22d
a. Black Butte Extension. tQ6. Tram,
s4di.03 Goldfeld Belmont. 5ld52.
Montgomery Mountain. 55d57. Sunset.
20q23. Scepter 4sd50. Manhattan. ia
Is Seyler- Humphrey 2i62j, Dexter. s.
as: Granny. ~ bid Gold Wedges, ia
lS. Lone star iidls. Great Bend Ex-
tension. ldZ3 Great Bend Annex. II
asked. Crescent, l5GlS. Cow Boy. i2d
II. Denver Annex .25H2s Bulls & Bears.
id5 Black Rock 4ds. New York Con.
sohdated 26d2s. Manhattan Conson.
dated, % bid. Little Joe 1dS MayhoW
er, 65d6i Jumping Jack leal3. Tram
Consolidated. i42iadlf5 p. b. Bonan.
a. S0s, Yankee Girl, 1913. Fraction
i0jdil5, stray Dog. iid4s. Red Tor
Extension. 6QS
Morning close: Pine Nut, 26de7.
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CONCENTRATES.


Joseph J. Cannon has returned from
trip TO the Black Horse, Nevada,
district.
N. NJ. johnson " the Nevhouse stan
has gone 10 New Mexico on profession.
al business.
Supt J. r. Beverage Of the CONSOLE
dated Flagstaff. came down from Alta
last evening.
Lafayette Hanchett. manager OF the
Newhouse mining interests,was In Dem
yer yesterday.
W. F. Snyder and associates have Sc
cured an interest 900 the Black Horse.
New. district
4 message from the east contained
The Information that Col. T. A. Wall
has reached New York
Werner Zeigler. superintendent ~ the
Ohio Copper Compauy's mine az Bing-
ham Is IN the city today.
J. e.. COX. the new manager Of the
Annie Laurie Mining company. viii re-
turn 90 Kimberly tomorrow morning.
Raymond Mccune. accompanied by
Mrs McCuue. is in the city They will
leave FOR the east again this afternoon.
j. L. Haokett. president of the OHIO
Kentucky Mining company. has re-
turned t0 his home i1 Louisville. Ken
lucky.
Joseph b. Caiue departed yesterday
for Yerugton. New. ou matters per-
tanning 90 the interests Of The Yefing-
TON Copper company
A letter from Black Horse. Nevada.
district contains the information that
ore has been cut iu the tunnel being
driven iu the san Pedro mine a.
distance On ~ $50 feet
The ore aud bullion settlements re-.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were crude ore and concentrate.
$4,000 base bullion. $4,000 gold bull
Bon $1,000
capt o. a Tibbous came In from
lhe west yesterday afternoon and re-
ports considerable activity in thu White
mountains m California. where some
fiIver-leat discoveries have been made
A Carson. Nevada. dispatch says.
George Brown. a Carson mining man.
was shot and perhaps fatally wounded
This afternoon by Tom Ramsay. 81
Reno. the original discoyerer Of the
Ramsay Mining district The shoot
ine took place near the town Of Ram
say where the two men had violent
dispute Ramsay has not yet been ar
rested bat win probably give himself
W The affair is believed 20 have
taken place on the Lyon county side Of
the line. Ramsay Is one Of the most
prominent mining men IN the state.
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Mining Men Propose to See i Dir
ierent Interpretation Of
Law Can Be Had.
NO PLAN AGREED ON.
But Several Operators Have Consulted
With Railroad Onicials About
Matter.

The demuuage regulations, as laid
down in the book Of rules promulgated
by Commissioner g. H. Griffin Of the
Utah Tar Service association. are still a
matter Of deep concern to ore shippers,
samplers and reducers and unless there
y a modification made Of some kind
there is certainly going to be a lot OF
trouble and the railroad companies will
not be allowed 10 escape H. No concert
ed plan Of action has been agreed upon
as yet. but the matter was discussed In
an Informal way by several Of the gov
errors OF the Commercial club yester-
day afternoon. however there being no
quorum present nothing official result
ed
Although fully realizing the great i'm
portance OF this matter. lnasmuch as IL
strikes at one OF the states greatest in
dustries Secy. Fisher Harris is not
quite agreed that u Is within the Prov
ince OF the Commercial club to take the
initial in this controversy. but was
rather OF the opinion that the producers
and those interested IN the movement
Of the products OF the mines should act
direct in the matter, and II the rail-
road companies then are not disposed
10 find a different Interpretation Of the
law, 10 carry the question on up to the
interstate commerce commission.
Commissioner Griffin has come In for
no small amount OF censure from men
who have business with the railroads
and n good many shippers are in
cllned 10 believe that be is responsible,
in a large measure, for the unsatis-
factory rules promulgated from his
Office.
one smelter manager declared to-
day that he knew positively that Mr.
Griffin has been working TO get such
rules established for some time, know
ing as we'll as anyone that the infic-
ton would seriously handicap the
sampling and marketing Of ore, Il
don't know" said he. whether Mr..
Griffin has the authority TO sit in his
Office and make such regulations or
not. but / am very sure IL is not the
intent OF the interstate commerce law
10 burden us with something that Is
practically a physical impossibility TO
comply with"
Several operators have already taken
the question up with the freight traffic
departments Of the railroads and II
may be that the matter will yet he adj
justed amicably and without calling a
mass meeting OF those affected
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lists who visited Thaw In the Tombs
yesterday had been communicated to
clifford w. Hartrldge Of Thaw's coun-
sell
II was decided also today that Mrs.
Harry X. Thaw will be the chief witt
ness Of the defense In It's EFFORT to
prove that Thaw was insane when he
Killed White.
II was over the question whether
the plea OF insanity should be made
that Thaw and his former counsel dis
agreed, resulting In the dismissal OF
the lawyers. The plea insisted upon
by Thaw's former counsel included the
admission that he Is now insane and
II accepted by the court and jury
would have caused his confinement In
an insane asylum. The plea now de-
cided upon makes no such admission.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS
81 Louis AUG 22-Wool steady Ter
fIt0fy and western mediums. "a -. n1o
mediums iGdg. fine Nnl1.
BOSTON
Boston. Aug p The wool market Is
hrm following period u gradual I'M
pflvemcut Manufacturers are Boo the
market. especially those producing dress
goods and clothing woolcns. and some fair
sized orders have been placed. Demands
for quick dclNcrs Continued 20 De- noted
making certain that The supply II raw
material 90 thC mills Is low.
lH the hcDces washed dCldines have been
prominent in tle trading with medium
grades Boz demand
a liberal sample business Is being done
in the territory section. both Worsted
manufacturers and wooden manufacturer
showing Interest
California scouped basis. DOthcru good.
cqso. middle country. anc. southern IS
90. fall free iensl
oregon tscoured hasis eastern 30 1.
staple l2at, eastern No. ! g7d&: valley
No l. 6sdsg
Territory staple secured dne, s3dfi. fne
medium. 500. medium Cdds
Colorado and New Mexico sprine
secured $40. No. T. elntS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-22
CAPT. B0YNT0N ARRESTED.
Charged With Making Dies to Coun-
forfeit Venezuelan Dollars.

New York, Aug. 22.-On a charge Of
making dies to counterfeit the standard
silver dollar Of Venezuela. to finance a
revolution I'm that country, secret SER
vice officers today arrested Capt
George Boynton. former resident man
agef Of the Orinoco corporation Of Ven
ezuela. and l.. r. Thomson. an attorney.
both OF this city, Both prisoners were
admitted to bail In 5000
Joseph Keller and Sidney A. Keller Of
Keller Bros. diemakers, were also ar.
rested I'm connection with the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-22
BUYING SILVER.
What Director OF Mint say, About
Government Purchase.

In speaking OF the government, again
entering the market for the purchase OF
silver, George r. Roberts, director OF
the mint. says.
The growth OF the country and the
business demands require that some
thing over ij000.OOO OF small coin be
put into circulation each year. Since
1900 siX years ago, the coinage Of sub.
sidlary silver has amounted 10 $1,000
600. which Is nc the rate Of about $500
600 year We have been out OF silver
bullion for some time. and II was abso-
lutely necessary 10 80 something. Con.
gress failed TO take action on a number
OF bills that were introduced provld-
INK for purchase of bullion Go meet the
demands for subsidiary coinage. but the
attorney general decided that We had
authority 90 make purchases under eX-
isting laws.
we estimate that we will want about
100000 ounces Of silver a week Tor
long time 90 come. al least until Con-
gress has taken some action that may
change the present state % affairs.
This will coin more than 100000 in
money. and the government WIN
make a gross profit Of something IKE
100 per cent. on It's purchase. We have
not the least idea how much silver Is
90 b. offered us and how much IL will
BE- offered FOR All We know is that
we bought some silver al private
purchase prior TO the announcement OF
our intention 20 ask for offers. and
we are In a position 10 reject an Of
fers that may appear 10 be unfair or
above the market price. In other
words. We are in a position TO prevent
being squeezed.
We are not limited On the quantity
az silver We win buy at any one time.
We may buy 81 000.0 worth ar any
one time or We may not buy any de-
pending entirely ou prices The silyc.
we purchased az private sale was ON
the London market London governs
the silver market of The world. even
the silver produced in this country
We prefer 20 buy bon small QuauiitIe.
aud al frequent Intervals so as not to
disturb the silver market of the world
Congress ala NOT give us authority
% use abraised silver dollars for CO.n-
age into subsidiary silver ln fact 900
provision was made by Congress Tor re-.
coming in any form the worn-out SD.
yer dollars. Nothing can be done until
Congress arrsnges the matter. To re.
coin them now would show loss 90
the government. as The silver dollars
are beginning to wear considerably. o..
pecially those that have been in STEADY
circulation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-22
MANCHURlA'S PASSENGERS.
Expected the Korea VIII Garry Them
To the Ear East.

Washington. Aug. 22.-Vice Gov.-Gen.
James +. Smith OF Philadelphia, who
was on the steamer Manchuria, when
she went aground near Honolulu. adj
vised the war department today that
the steamer Korea is expected 10 take
the Manchuria's passengers on TO the
far east.
Permission has been sent to Vice
Gcy.-Gcn. Smith by the war depart
ment 10 board the transport Logan.
which should arrive In Honolulu today.
Unless the steamer Korea Is arrang-
ing 10 go on a special trip for the &C.
commodation Of the Manchuria's pas
sengers. persons sailing on her from
Honolulu win not be able To reach Ma
Mia until after sept. 20 the date when
Mr. Smith should be iu the Islands for
his inauguration as governor-generalt TO
succeed Mr lde
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

IN the future. as the Nevada Douglas
Copper company.
IN this way the property at Yering-
ton. which forms the basis viii not en-
tirely lose its Identity. Il having been
known previously as the Douglas group
and was operated boy the Douglas COP.
per company. which shipped 30 lots Of
ore to the plant of the United States
Smelling. Refining 4 Mining company
last year giving returns averaging bet
ter than - per cent copper with adj
diuonal values IN silver and gold.
The articles Of Incorporation are rrac.
tically ready for filing with the secre-
tary of state. The capital stock viii
be- l000.Qoo shares Of the par value Of
S. earh.
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THAW'S DEFENSE WILL
Be EMOTIONAL INSANITY.

New York. Aug ga decision was
reached today by the attorneys for
Harry X. Thaw that Thaws defense
10 the charge ~ Killing stanford White
VIII be a plea n emotional insanity.
This viii include as a part ~ the de-
tense the declaration that Thaw's in
sanity existed only until after White
vas killed, ard that Thaw Is now sane
again and has been since the killing.
The decision 10 make this plea was
reached after the reports Of two alien.
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BACK FROM EUROPE.
u. y. ROhlfing Hob Nobs With Royalty
hut l. Glad to Get Home.

u. p Rohlhng, the mining engineer
has returned from a three months trip
to Europe accompanied by Mrs Rohl-
fing While away he visited Germany,
France and England and while in Lon
don. was In attendance at the session
Of the Iron and steel institute. an or
ganiZatiOn comprised OF English en-
ginecrs About 80 American mining en-
gineers we're in attendance at the meet
ing by invitation and the welcome CIV
en- them, Mr.. Rohlhng says. was
royal one indeed Nothing was left un-
done IN entertainment Of the guests
from this side Of the Atlantic aud King
Edward sent a special invitation 20
the Americans 10 visit Windsor castle;
while quito A number Of the Ameri-
cans took advantage Of the opportunity
TO meet the king personally.
Asked concerning conditions az the
Frisco Contact and Lulu properties in
Beaver county Mr.. Rohlhng said he
had received very satisfactory reports.
but that he preferred not to say any
thing until he pays them visit which
viii BE- the latter part Of the week. On
his way back Mr. Rohfnd stopped In
Boston and attended an informal meets
ing OF Frisco Contact shareholders
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AT ARAIS0.
Anxiety over tie Earthquake j. Grad
ually Decreasing.

Washington Aug ?2.-The state q"
partment received the following q
patch TODAY from Mr. Hicks the An,
lean minister to Chile. dated Santiago
Aug.2l.
Anxiety over earthquake decreases,
although mild shocks still continue.
Financial and business conditions
serious Destruction OF Valparaiso
produces fear OF panic Subscriptions
being raised for relief OF sufferers