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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21
In the Creole Quarter
Picturesque Section of New Orleans Like Bit of Oh
France-Manners and Customs Modelled on Paris

The old French quarter at New Or
leafs is city Of balconies ana gal.
lerics. Following Oft the architecture
OF the older French cities. tn second
story of home and shop protruies just
a tiac. and then from it extends a
bal'ony-of iron always-anl sup.
ported by series of iron pillars along
the curb. Each balcony vies with its
neii.hbor in its ornamental ratings
and the scene presented is picturesque
for its hodge rodge.
Beneath these porticos the side
walk, narrow, vobhled. disint agrntiug.
stretches through the Quarifpr Latin
All Its length there are little shops.
just such as one looks for in old
Paris.
Being French-or better. Creole
all the population walk in tho street.
unless this becomes choEpI with
wagons, and then they tak0 to the
sidf walks. The street Is OF asphalt,
but muddy and dirty, Under the damp
of this southern climate. asphalt
softens readily and the travel does
the rest.
From the highway the lite OF the
gay French quarter unfold Here
sits vsnder of bouquets lilies OF
the valley. vioicts. roses. Beyond is
shop of dominos and masks. OF
spanrles and network for Tho carnival
time. The shop windows pror.uiy just
bit beyond the walls OF mo- build.
INCA hut thpy mr., hripht mud g1.au
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

49, '."' 10 ''".'' tue I''t on h'@
'.'"p 70 INC '"P' th'S arc mere doors
"I Hhth WOOD, opening 10 Niil" boxes,
",u'h az are IN" doors 10 The tcle'
'""h' ''pih'ih 'IS""h.I'' Programs
"''', h"N'''i' AT" IN hhR.l'h' con
.,SH'oh Z" th' non Creole visitor
'"''' "'' w" hh"eNH OF me stage
U'"h'R'r p'hihh IN" scenes o'iof" mo
'h'hE "' 'u'h curtain th'f' iS TIE
,"M n'As '"r silence "h'h some on
,opn't ,'ts ms enthusiasm get tho
"'n' " MN, '',t' H inc stamping OF
rev 10y al' INC mouse "h'n an inter
mission ,. ~ 700 prolonged Things arc
i''h'h 'hI"ush"ut h'f" at tho opera
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

Three tImCs a WeCk The CrCOICs
turn out for French opera at the old
French opera house. To one who has
not visited France. the building Is a
curiosity. one passes up the stairs
from the street to enter. not the lob.
by. but the oflce of the "Directpur to
right and left OF which the stairs lead
up 10 floors above. one does no;
speak Of balcony and gallery hero. but
OF stages or stories. and as one see.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21
"My Endorsement Of Pe-ru-Ga
IS Based On Its Merits"
I'D. CrumbO.

IND. CRUMBO. Ex-Mayor of New
l. Albany, Ind, writes from 5ll l..
Oak street:
my endorsement Of Peruna is
based on its merits.
. "If man Is sick he looks anxiously
for something which will cure him,
and Peruna will do the work.
~ know that 1t will cure catarrh Of
the head or stomach, indigestion, head
ache and any weary or sick feeling.
at is bound to help anyone, If used
according to directions.
81 also know dozens Of men who
speak In the highest terms of Pcruna
and have yet to hear of anyone being
disappointed in it"
Mr.. Crumbo, in n later letter, dated
Aug. ~. 1904, says:
My health is good. ut present, but II
. | should have to take any more mcdi.
cine will fall back on Peruna."
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21
A Mania fer Oysters.

One thing one cannot fail TO note
before he has been long In the French
QuActer and that is the fonIUess for
o"st,s~'. Everywhere, along Doe walks
are great baskets OF oysters Nor are
these thrown In any wise. as are the
oysters In the north. That would not
be French fashion. Instead. on the top
OF each barrel, the shells ar piled in
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21
Beware of OintmentS for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

A. mercury viii surely destroy The sense ~ furu
ami completely drrAn-r the whole -ystrIu alien
entering if through the mucous surface. Such
article. should never D.. u-rI except an prrfrrfU-
zion, from reputable phFH'yiaur, ua the dIml.H they
will do f. ten fold 20 the IHHh y"u can Vuz7ly doe
rive frnm them. Ua|'- t,fHFrh CURE. fnHuu'Hr
ny I.l. th,urE s Co.. Toledo. o.. contains no wr--
curry uui f. taken Internally nyiluE directly ug.u
The hIrud Hul muruu- surfaces yf the system. iu
buying Halls tgrarn turr he sUfr guU s'f tlD
genuine. 10 r. taken internally and made Ir Iu,4u,
ohio by I. j. cheney Go. lrHilmnuI1 siIyn.
sold 10y DRUGGISTS. lr.cH. see. per bottle.
Iakr lial's Family rII- Zoo constipation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21
In Pinch. Use ALIENS fooT.sass.

A powder. It cures painful, smart
Ing. nervous feet and incrowinG nails.
It's the greatest comfort discovery ut
the age. Makes new shoes easy A
certain cure for sweating feet Sold
by all druggists. 2jC. Trial package.
FREE. Address A. 5. Omstcd. lie
Ro, n. Y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

How TO get It. How 10 maintain b..
Take natures medicine. Garfield Tea,
the mild laxative. Il is made Of herbs.
II purihcs the blood and establishes "A
normal action Of liver, kidneys, s'um.
HCh and bowels
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

Physicians say that no exercise is as
healthful NJ walking. This may he
true, but It's poor consolation to the
man who cant afford an automobile.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

A liberal dose OF printers ink has
kept many a man from making "A fool
OF himself the second time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

II we could sec our backs We should
probably find them blushiur at things
said behind them TO spare the feeling
Of our faces
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

You always get full value In Lewis
Single Binder straight 30 cigar. Your
dealer or Lewis Factor, Peoria, H.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

II Is impossible to tell how much a
man Is amused 10y the volume of luu-h.
ter he lets escape
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

Any man who is always wanting u
day OF is liable to get a lnyon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

You can always get lawyer To take
your part for pay. But watch out That
he doesn't get your all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

But few orators can hope to win
fame IN competition with wlndmills-
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21

No bird OF prey is song bird.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-21
NSoe Queer Customs,

s,a- would iinrer long on tho
Preach ma;ke,. b., time 4. nce,ing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
J. ?. bAUDER INVESTIGATES
4 NEW lEACH|NG
PROCESS
(From Saturdays Daily.)

j. l.. Baudcr, Of Prescott, who 4.
here with his wife, visiting the Me.
'arthys' went up Ia RAY Tuesday and
returned Thursday. The object ~
his visit 10 Ray was 10 investigate the
Mcintosh copper teaching process, with
view of installing the process NJ his
copper mines in Yavnpai county, ~
he found the process 10 he u demonstrat
I'd success Mt the Kelvin Reduction
company's Ray plant. lie was u Wis.
''or at the Blade sanctun after his re-.
turn from Ray, and informed ia h.
Was satisfied. after seeing the process
!, practical operation nj the Ray plant.
Hat II III NIL Mr.. Mcintosh claims for
y. While he was nj the plant Mr..
Ncfntosh invited him "a time ton
test. and he did 40. and Ia his utter
rprise y ton pf crushed ore WAS
cached. the solution from tho Teaching
INK drawn into the ptrcipi,aiing tank,
so tho copper prccipItatra thctef~n'
- thirty mioptcs by The watcb. This
'lirty minutca covered The eutife OPP
ration of Teaching. and precipitating
feat In teaching that Is marvellous, 60
'ay the least, AMI had IL not been told
81 nv by n man Of such known rcliabil.
~ the statement would have taxed
oar creduiity TO the straining point.
The plant. says Mr.. Bauder, IN running
full time, and making large output
Of copper preeipi'ates that appear TO
be remarkably pure. Florence blade.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
SEQUEL of the Gambling
Cases Filed In
Court
False Imprisonment Is
The Ground For
Damages


-Four suits. each for the recovery Of
$4,000 from the town Of Jerome, for
alleged false imprisonment, were fled
in the district court here n few days
ago by j. y. Hoover. A. q. Cordiner,
Phil Pechnrich. and Charles Hooker.
The causes of action are the outcome
Of the arrest Of the parties named for
the violation Of nm ordinance passed
by the council ~ the town IL Jerome
recently, which was intended 10 abolish
gambling in ''e copper city. J. II.
Hoover, one of the parties arrested,
was released ON writ IT habeas cor
rus few days ago. and the plaintiffs
claim that the city council transcribed
i,s authority when II passed the or
dinance and consequently are not
bound to respect II.
u IL said that the cases will not be
pressed against the town IL the autho.
rites do not insist on the enforcement
oi the ordinance referred u.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
THIEF IS QUICKLY JAILED
AFTER STEALING IN
OvERCOAT
(From Saturdays Daily.)

One hour after n tramp printer nam.
ed willard raised the window 81 the
Williams tailor shop on South Cortex
street, and carried away an overcoat, on
last Thursday afternoon. he was land.
ed in the county Jail by deputy sheriff
Horace Bowdrc.
II appears that willard, who IL n
stranger In these parts, raised the
window In broad daylight, and took an
overeoat that was hanging there and
then proceeded to the second hand
store in the Dougherty block. ON West
Gurley street. and pawned II for n
small amount.
lie then visited some Of the sn.
looms, and commenced to spend his III.
gotten coin for liquor, when he was
apprehended by the officer, who already
had recovered the overcoat at the see.
ond hand store, and piac, ! him under
arrest.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
Testimony Shows That
Both Men Were
To Blame
Proprietor Schwanbeck
Warned Them Not
To Fight
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Tho preliminary examination Of
Charles Canaris, on the charge 81 as.
saultipg John Mcclure with a deadly
weapon in the Schwanbeck saloon Mt
Humboldt on the morning Of the 18th,
vas held in the courtroom last evening
at 1880 o o'clock, before justice Of the
peace Talbot, and the defendant dis.
charged.
Several witnesses were examined for
the prosecution. but all the test imony
submitted WAS Of such n nature M not
To justify the authorities in binding
Cansris over to appear before the next
grand jury.
II appeared from the evidence that
both parties were intoxicated Mt tho
time Of the disturbance. and tina, Can.
sris was engaged In conversation with
one Of the proprictors Of the place,
when he was approached by Mcclure,
Who took exceptions 10 some remark
which Canaris had made 10 the pro.
psistor.
Canaris then warned Mcclure "a
keep away from him, bht Mcclure in.
sisted on coming towards him in n
threatening manner The proprietor
intorfered, and got between CanariS
and Mcclure, and warned them not "a
engage In fight in his place. About
this time Mcclure rushed forward,
and struck Canaris two blows, one ~
which raised bump over Cnnaris
eye. Cannris then pulled knife,
which Mcclure grabbed with his left
hand, which was severely wounded.
Another knife thrust reached Mcclure
about half an inch from the breast
bone, between the third and fourth
RIBS before the combatants could be
separated.
Deputy Sheriff Horace Bowdre, who
was in the neighborhood, placed Can.
Asis under arrest n short time aft~,
tho trouble. and the wounded man re-.
ceived medical attention later in the
day.
Mcclure appeared in court M a wit
ress for the prosecution last evening,
With his wounds bnndngcd. but other.
wisc looking In good health and
spirits. lie admitted having been
uader the influence Of liquor nj the
time Of the occurrence.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
SALTON SEA HAS OFTEN BEEN
FILLED BEFORE.
BEEN

Salton sea IN known to have appear.
cd and disappeared five times within
the last three.quarters Of a century,
The sea first put in an appearance in
ISIS. II returned in 1899, and was
seen by persons hurying 10 California
to find gold. II was In existence
again during the civil war, in 1861. .,
and reappeared in 1891 and 1905.
This information is gathered from
nm article by DIR. ID. T. MacDougnl an
the bulletin Of the American Geopranb.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21

zeal society. The article is en,i,
"The Delta Of the Colorado /,
illustrated and contains maps d,a
by Godfrey Sykes, who is now a T
son resident.
The article states, referring 90 4
ton Sea: According to Indian r.,
tions, this great basin has been M
to the brim in times past, aboundes
fish. and people lived in many villa,
along its Margin DR.. MacDou
states that "the temperance Of
ancient sea AZ permanent feature
by no means among the imposed,
ties"
Regarding the action Of the Color
river, the article states that IL run,
n low stage during three fourths OF
year, but that in May II rises to
feet above low water level, owing
the melting Of snow in the highlan
This is big rise, but 1t must be
mcmbcred that the Colorado ha,
source in the mountains Of wyom|
and Colorado.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
ANOTHER GOLD GOLD BRICK q
OF GOLD ROAD NINE.
(From Fridays Daily

Sheriff Brown and Deputy Had
,chsperoned another Of those big I'd
en- bars from Gold Roads to WI
Fargo Wednesday. This was IA
one, two big men could easily hap|
il with n crowbar. Value s3Od
One small one always follows a
one. These bars are the real vel
thing, and they glitter. They are
stun that appeals to the man
wants to do likewise make eli
money out Of the ground. A popd
ton Of about 300 il supported
the gathering of these frequent D
from the rocks. Half n million.
haps, was promoted from the treas
vaults Of Sunny France and pu,
the Gold Road treasure vault betJ
dollars commenced 10 rccross the wal
Money taken from the rocks is earn
Not transferred from one pocket
another. Gold has driven the moi
famine from the earth. The pursuit
the metals in the storehouses Of [
earth is n business that the nab
college graduate, or man Of few .
tensions, may equally find pleasure
profit in. Many man who has p
ed in the eleven, Ave, or six. or sew
IN the Varsity or else the college ID
has twisted a drill down the slick
sides Of some metalliferous fssure,
felt the beating Of the heart as
steel entered the long looked for
shoot. Mineral Wealth.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
Machinery Is Unloading
For The St0ddard
Mine
Ore Becomes Richer In
The Richinbar With
Depth
Iron Saturdays Dsily.)

81 noticed great activity in and
around Mayer on my way TO this city
this afternoon" said W. r. DE Camp
general manager " the Richinbar Mines
company, to n Journal Miner man yes
terday.
"Therc are n large number Of men
ut work at the Blue bell siding. about n
mile and half below Mayer and sew.
cral buildings ~ = substantial nature
have already been erected there. be
sides work is progressing rapidly on
the new tramway, which will connect
the siding with the Blue BELL mine,
he continued.
Further continuing. he stated that
Mayer was certainly very lively
place, that n number of men were bus
lily engaged unloading the machinery
for the Stoddard properties in the Cop
per Mountain district. which had
lately arrived there, and learned tina.
u large force 81 men would be put ia
work On the mines M soon m the
machinery was installed.
Speaking Of the Richinbar properties
Of which he il the general manager, he
said that the mill was running steadily
ard smoothly. and that the ore body IL
the mine Mt the 400 foot level, which
he was developing, had increased In
sire, and was getting much richer M
work progressed.
He IL having his shaft unwatered be
low the 400 level, with n view Of open
ing up the property In better shape n,
the 500 foot level, where he expects "a
encounter the rich body 81 ore that he
Ia now working on at the higher levels
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
COPPER MARKET IN SLUGGISH
STATE.
(Fson Fhday's Daily

The copper market continues inactive
with prices unchanged. Lake and cleo
trolytic are holding at lsH to lsN c.
per pound, 1874 being the lowest quo.
tation at which any considerable
amount could be purchased. There
are practically no offerings OF round
lots for immediate delivery. Produc.
crs are willing TO sell copper at =
prize Tor shipment in March, April
and May. Consumers ON the other
hand, have been daxed to some ex.
tent by the bearish agitation and are
rofraining from making new contracts
for advance account, says George l..
Walker in the Boston Commercial.
The dullness Of the market does not
indicate any falling on in consumption.
More copper Is going into the melting
pot every day than at any previous
time In the history Of the trade. The
current supplies. however, represent de-.
liveries on contracts made one 20
four months ago. There In no clog.
ging or hesitation nj the smeltcrs and
rehneries, M consumers are urging
quick delivery on old contracts which
cover every pound Of available copper
that IL coming from the mines.
There 10 the best Of reason for the
belief that some Of the largest con.
suming interests will come into the
market for supplies within two or
three weeks, and there il every indica.
tion at present that they will pay 1871.
cents per pound for copper to be de.
livered in the late spring and early
summer months
Aside from the continued rapid nd.
vance Of Bingham and the slightly
Increased strength In Franklin, the
local copper share market has devcl.
oped 40 new features. The public and
The day-to'day traders are generally in.
inclined to take profits and wait for u
reaction. In fact, there Is more o.
less bearisb sentiment everywhere
The larger traders regard this ms the
best possible evidence Of strength, and
are buying stocks confidently on any
slight reaction. The market can best
be described as one which has not vet
discounted l5cent copper market,
but IN which traders are trembling at
Tn" possibility that there may be de.
cline OF one-quarter Of a cent in an
1874 cent copper market. Conditions
are considered sound and healthy, and
though u is quite probable that there
may bs occasional reactions, and that
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
SHELTER ENLARGEMENTs De
CIDED ON AT DOUGLAS.
(From EridaY'a DanYl


II has been decided by the Copper
Queen management to start Mt once on
the work Of erecting two more blast
furnaces, Of equal size to the three
new ones added TO the plant last year,
which have n capacity each Of 400
tons. The extension Of the smelter
building made last year is sufficient TO
accommodate these two additional fur.
naces and they are TO be hurried TO
completion as fast as possible.
In addition 10 the two new blast
furnaces, the Queen management IL
planning 10 place in their plant in this
city three reverberatory furnaces 20
have each n capacity equal to the new
blast furnaces. This has not been de-
initely determined. At Morenci the
Detroit Copper company is now put
ting in reverberatory furnace M an
experiment. and IL II proves successful,
as il confidently expected it will. then
three will be Immediately installed at
Douglas.
The FIVE original furnaces built ut
the Queen smelter are all to be remodel.
ed and enlarged as much as the build.
ing will permit. They will not be
quite as large as the new ones recently
erected, but they will be nearly NO.
The present coke supply Mt the Cop.
per Queen in now considered TO he be.
yond the danger point. and sufficient
coke IL now coming daily TO feed tho
furnaces and to allow putting some in
the stock piles. Unless another I'M
expected blockade should occur on
the railroad IL is not anticipated that
there will be any further trouble on
account Of shortage Of fuel, which
was a most serious problem for several
days last month.
Further enlargement of the Copper
Queen plant is in harmony with the
report Of few days ago to the effect
that the Montezuma Copper company
at Nacozari will soon start the work
on the building Of n new 1000 ton con
centrator.
The Calumet and Arizona people
nre also pushing the work Of erecting
an additional furnace at their plant.
just when il will be completed cannot
he definitely stated now, but IL will
be hurried forward without any unne.
cessnry delay. Other engagements
arc expected to be put on foot at the
G. 4 A. before the end Of the year, as
the mines in the Warren district are
constantly showing increasing guam.
titles Of ore. The work on the steel
trestle Of the c. 4 A. has been delayed,
on account Of the non arrival Of neces.
sary material.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
FLYING LEAD IN SALOME HITS
a MAN.
(From Fridays Daily.)


News reached this city last evening
of shooting affair at the town Of
Salomc ON the line Of the 4. 4 e..
railroad, which, 1t ia thought, may be
attended with fatal results
From the ncagcr information nj
hand 1t appears that Mexican. who
has been in the employ of Grant
Brothers Construction company, was
standing in from. Of the Salomc IN.
loon abou, 2 O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, when one of his countrymen, nam.
ed Abelino. came out Of the place and
without any provocation whatever,
commenced to discharge his pistol in
his direction. One Of the bullets
lodged in the body. causing an ugly
and what is feared will prove n fatal
wound.
The wounded Mexican was taken
into the saloon, where his injuries re
ceivcd medical attention, and his ms.
sailant was taken In charge by a com.
mittee Of citizens who effected his
capture before he had time 20 leave
tho place.
There being no peace officer in the
town, the representatives Of the Gold
Development company and the Grant
Brothers Construction company sign.
cd n petition which was Immediately
teIcgraphed to the attorney general of
the territory at Phoenix, asking for the
appointment Of a special officer Mt
once to take the would be murderer in
charge and also made n similar request
upon Gus Livingston. sheriff Of Yuma
county.
While awaiting AN answer from the
attorney general and the sheriff the
Mexican eluded the guards who had
been keeping him in custody. and who
had not even taken the prccau'ion to
disarm him, and escaped from the
place in the direction Of Quartzite.
A little later the appointment Of n
special officer 10 take charge 81 him
reached Salome. and the new official
Immediately took his trail with a
posse in hopes u eHecting his capture.
Abclino IL described M Of medium
height, 81 light complexion, with a
round face. lie was dressed In an IN.
dershirt and overalls when he left
Salomc. Up 10 the hour Of going TO
press the posse had not succeeded In
apprehending him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21
ANOTHER SALE.

=. W. Broadway and NJ. A. Moore rode
the Chloride flyer into Kingman Sat.
urday. Mr.. Moore IL an experienced
miner from Boise City, Idaho, who has
been prospecting the region around vir.
ginia camp for several weeks. lie
likes that auriferous section, and has
made valuable discoveries and "A pur
chase on the side. lie has associated
with him Robt. McAfee, banker, Of
Boise, and +. T.. Apdrcas, in n group
of copper claims situated on the
mountain east Of the Virginia cnmp
gold belt. The vein Is large and the
ore carries copper, gold and silver
Moore, Andreas, and Bradway have A
rich showing in the Gold Pan proup
Virginia camp, and development will
be pushed. Mr.. Moore comes from
country OF big mines, Idaho, and he
is enthused over the mineral outlook
OF Virginia camp and the country be-
tween Chloride and Stockton Hin
The association Is establishing IL,
own assay flee at Chloride and will
do general promoting business, and
develop prospects.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-21

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