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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

:Z@p}acili "a Wiarusa.
Wiel. ks. ]. Augustyn 1.50
! Wiel. ks. ST.. Jaszczynski 800.
w. J.. Boruch 1.50.
Wawrzyniec Zielihski 1.5O
Bart}omiej Szaroletta l.50
|Ignacy Murach 1.55
Jan Kosczo1ek 1.5O
Jan Regulski 1.50.
J6zef Ormanowski 1.5O
Wojciech GolebieWski 1.50
Mjchai Starzenski 1.50
j. V. Peters 1.5O.
Jan Zochol 1.50
J6zef Szufraida 1.50
Michal Wieczorek 1.50,
William Elder 1.5O
J6zef Alderman 1.50
Michaf Mendyk 100
DR.. A. B. Wauek 1926
Franc. Wardyn 100
J. j. Badura $50
Piotr Gancas LOO
Piotr Kufel $50
Jan Rewo]ihski 1.50.
B. Szwanek 1.5O
Wojciech Starostka 1.50
Jan S~zafrajda 1.50
Jak6b Synak LOO
.Ludwik Pilakowski 1.5O
Jan Sobieszczyk 100
F. Gniaster l.5O
J6zef Bednarz l.50
Jak6b Mamot 100
Jozef B. Jarosz 1.50
Kazimier Eros l.5O
Kar6l Preczki l.50
Jan Szwanek 1.50
Maciej Sintek 1.50
Geo. Palace 1.50
Felix's Kizior 1.50
Fir. Strzelecki LOO.
Jan Kizior 400
.Stanis}aw Kizior LOO
Franc. Mudloff 300
J6zef Matelski 4.5O
B. R. Wysocki LOO
Jan Mamot 800
Jan Kowalski 300
Franc. Skibinski 1.50
Ignacy Knothe 400
Stanis}aw Nadolinski 200
Ignacy Sintek 300
Alex. Osantowski 4.5O
Tomasz KonkoleWski 1.50
.Piotr Andrzejewski 800
Jan Augustyn l.1h
Piotr Gronse LOO
Chrapkowski LOO
Jan Peters LOO
Swiatek l.5O
Franc. Lorczyk LOO
Franc. Papiernik LOO
Franc. Otlewski 300
KowaleWski LOO
Jan Lonowski 300
Michal Lorczyk 600
Paluch 800
Garstka 800
Franc. Bydalek l.50
G.. Kuszak 300
Wawrz. Kosmicki 800
J6zef Piechota 300
Antoni Kamihski 500
A. Tesmer 800.
Grudzinski 800
Mendyk 100
Franc. Stanke 1.5Os
Jan Kwiatkowskl l.5O
Adam Wlelga I.2u
JankoWski Loo
Anastazy Wardyn 800
Siuda 4..50
j. a. Rosczynialski 40
Ko5micki 1.505
Ignacy Kufel .50
Jasnoch 30
Kortas 1.50
Jan KoWalsk 300
StanislaW stefanoWicz $50
Stanislaw Galczensk 80
]. Polski 5O
Tomasz Jadrog 40
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

caja sic vice 2 akas nievy-
tlo9maczona zawzieto6cia IA
kaplan6W p%raWdziWie zasfu-
zonychi bez Wszelkich po-
Wod6w 2 blotemich mieszaa,
Cd czci j WARY ich odsadzaja,
a czynia to tacy, kt6rym tax
.bardzo chodzi 9 polskich.
,biskup6w. Czyz tel to wrze--
szczenie tych duchownych
krzykaczy o polskich bieku-
pow ME jest jedna wlelka
blaga? Me ten GO wrzeszczy,
lecz ten, co dzia1a, do celu
day!
-" n.y. 49, Hr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Paryskie strojt dam.
sk1e ] g"towe nbiory
ola n1eWlast vista
=wioue ma p kaz v
t. m '%ygodniu. The
Interstate Me"c g,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
OIL RATES
Kansas Independent Oil
Men Given Public
Hearing.

kansas CITY Mar Il TIE iutsf
stale commerce commission to-day -
Kan aa Investigation ef tie charges o.
&c Kansas nli Producers association
that Tie railroads q kanssa dlscrlm.
mate "a faNoF u fie Stspaafd 0ti
eomrAuY against ilie ltdspensseut
producers ID ths matter Of fniA eat
slds the state a. D. Robertson ~
CheFFySAie. KAN > nemter q tie
Euulr sam 0ll easnmns. shleh i 81.
fslassa wstH ile PFoiuesfs asseei.
attain. wAs the afst witness lie saws
= history Of TIE Kansas osi seld lie
said lhas the aeld now rtassanea L.
tween iA.osso aRa ~ a. barrels paf IA
~ this ths utlsless za&a. the standard
ard is affiliated egmpAnles produces
Only i.es8 g l.sss9 tsffela PEI aag
Practically Al ihs oll s pfe1uced ~
tie independents
MI Robertson sili probably i the
maai lmpaftAnt witness pfuduned hg
the independent uli Interests ard she
government wlil las is cas- mslaly
upon hls testimony
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Santa Fe Official
on Witness Stand
Cannot Tell How Standard Secured
Permission to Lay Pipe Line on
Santa Fe Right Of Way,

kapNs tltN MAJ a IN thA ell
hsarlus trfpm tbs Interstate epn.
nrgee ONmtnlsNan hsfe Eoaas j N.
AWale general irvleli ageHt ot the
santa lt miituad, Nas tasp Nfst Wgt@
mess igs sald that she standard pipe
llHes arr upau III NAnta III Fs9ht 0f
WAf from sugar Greek ~ tha Msstasss
II FisHY. Nhpfe tlae STANDARD as. .
refinery, 10 ! point8a iIlHaois West
II sugar cfeek tlAs pipe llne Is upon
tile Santa ts risht a was ih southern
kansas Tor a considerable distance.
eIloW dld tile STANDARD get tlAss
right ~ wAYY be- wAs asked
~ dent know was tile answer
kooniR said, speaking oi the oll
rates established bg The Kansas legse
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

lafufe TIE railroads i@lA Nrna ihfeN
afss sA hANlng teeH asHismfliY -
tAnlfKea wllbagi she railroads hat
lig lasn glNsu d ef.aNar gn lp Heard. "
IT, safs o. 88ts H0s consider ElsAb
tlsssu rafes see compensatory
kntnsF said tlsat ths mEin@aa isaa
not hishertp aaasia nj assault aAeH tie
kausas rates lA4elg IL delsFsaas q
patllie sentiment lle salds
~The officials uf tile santa Fe afsd
1 think n tlse esaef Kansas gusds
thlua that TIE Kansas rates noala
have been contested iens 40 had lt
nes besu iur this fsnulaf agltAts0n
uealnsi fhe railroads ana ere Stand
ART HnA the lnsAmeti condition "A
public sentlmtnt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

A little more than 4 generation agu
ln tbs tovn ef Nyandotte. kausss.
there romped little girl whose eu-
phonlous name. Winnie TEAM, was af.
terward Used 10 naming tie foremost
town il tie Cherokee country 1t the
junction of Tie two great trunk lines
Of railway. the tlrsF Ii build into tie
wilderness OF tire Indian Territory.
tvln!taH was given IL name bY Col
Elias Cornelius Hendinot. ia honor If
Winnie Team Iloxie. ! gifted seuIp.
tress. nos lislng IN Washington 10
longer young. however The little
Wyandotte glfl grown e wonaahoesi
aud fame
nonainat was taf 10 adsaa-e II hls
people III TIE advocacy of allotment
Of lard IN tie Cherokee Nation. and
fur which he vas compelled % lee
from the Cherokee Nation and hxe ln
exlle until death. While III Wash,
ington. where De spent much u It's
time pFaetieing law heloFe tie DC.
paftmeHt and The supreme court, he
made Tire acquaintance Of petite lit
tie Winnie Ream. who attefward mar
fied Col. EI0xie.
Col. liuudinot was really the funn
der of vini9a. Tie town site WIS
two miles south Of the present site
when houdldog acting Ia eanlune.
tIon wllh The Atlantic s raellie rall-
way gaftefward the Frisco came
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

vote upon the amendments recede and
accept the senate hlil without confer
ence.
4 vigorous campaign will b. made
to induce tile hnuse leaders 70 yield
and give statehood 10 Oklahoma
TIE hgbt ln the senate has been hard
ard furious COR the past seeA. and d
The turmoil cf the Battle Il Kept the
fellows who are looking after special
interests lu Nat water. ana q was ulf.
hcud for them tatsll issi where they
weuld Fight
As the hlll naw stands NlDlta gefs 4
federal court want 60 Ay tlAt
am especially glad II this, ~ ,suna
4 gread deal 81 responsibility Should.
erred npon Nr A hard light sas aaae
upon as all along the line There
we're repeated efforts % Mua etli@
towns, which finally resulted il the
selection 81 Tulsa and ChleAasia -
additional court towns
Ii is impossible tonight to say lust
what viii be tle outcome, but matters
look more favorable than Ger many
aayA
Tile Overwhelming majority IN TIE
senate against the omnibus bill is !
hopeful sign. Is 4 eansinees the
laadaFs that New Mexico and Arizona
eanunt be admitted. e Ae probably
Will O. without delay
& Il. ROGERS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

during the night time and slAked eff
Two miles east And west IF the
railway station md called It wi.
ultaH ii honor uf his Washington
sweetheart Elnnle lseam Tie Cher.
osees dld not Ike taudlnot and nan.
81 the toWn stlaNnlhsslliea alter
one II their chiefs and tnat vas The
legal name of TIE tavH uatsl tie tfl.
tAl laAs Were abolished ! iev Yean
ago.
Sow at lhe threshold q statehood
manY CheFasees and athsFs would
like ta commemorate fhe name nf eel
Bouanat u naming recording als.
tfleE number tsa. s. ahlsh Yinlta IS
destined ID IS tie county seat. Bon.
dlnat County Niulta HaualBet
County, Oklahoma. would sound Hell
ard at tie same time preserve ia hss-
tors the name e eos q tie greatest
Chefakees kaudiHaf uas not only 3
profound lawyer ranking among tie
really great lawyers y the country.
but lie was q poet, musician. ~ 81.
tNor and a man q Tie uoFId. Had
his Ideas ii the matter Il allotment
and saetionlaatiea been adopted i
quarter of century aga Tie Ghsfo.
kse people aauld nos te possessed u
something like section 8 land 81
tie head, whereas they are getting
about eighty acres o. mayhap less
SUBSCRIBER
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

washington, Mar ~
Special 70 Tie Daily Chieitain.
TIE senate has done what has heea
expected Of IL eliminated THE Arizo.
na. New Mexico clause out II the
statehood bill II Is now Up to the
House e. repeat last tear's unhappy
history Or he decent
There II = krowing belief IN Wasl-
lngton that tile administration forces
are going to yield aud allaW okhha-
mi and Indian Territory II come into
the fold In my opinion the house of
representatives will il ever allowed g
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Associated Press

Associated Press
Washington. Mar 1.-THE amended
statehood bill WAS received by tie
hoase from the senate at 1910 today
tt was laid On Tie speakers table
without comment.
President Roosevelt talked state,
hood today with Speaker Cannon and
Mr. Watson of Indiana, the party
whip Later Mr. Cannon said
wAS far A. am concerned iaaisla-
ton viii pgoceed along the asaal
lines
The hlll wlil therefore, i he has bis
way, he sent GO conference between
the two reuSss Mr. Watson IS poSi.
tIse tho haaSe will gpt eontaF ID the
senate amendments 9Ihe house wlll
stand pat. he said
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
DOESN'T WANT
BONI AGAIN

Paris. STAR II Tie Countess IL
CasEsllaHs tesias appeared befnFe tie
president If the eleii tribunal Il tie
ssiue aHd asked permission 10 amend
lie proceedings q ler Application Tor
. separation from hef hushand - thas
uls decree sill give her al absolute
divorce. siae alse askta fef 5 separate
a8mlsiie ard ~ tie custody II the
Eiilarn feAalHe tiie Aeeai procedure
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
FATAL STREET
GAR COLLISION

Omaha, Net2. Mar b ii = coilis
inn ii South Omaha todaY between
twu street ears jacob rAaisan. : south
OMAHA vatehmsn sas KILLED and
sexen persons wsfe injured Tie fal.
lowing mas die
William islel.i. south Omaha
Fred Hoffman. Albright, aNsd ts
Fiaa Anderson. aged
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Card Of thanks.

Nluisas l. T. Mat Il. leaa / d..
sire through YOUR columns. n return
ms heartfelt thanks fof the sympathy
snowy and TIE aefslnas rendered fu
he and NJ children ii tls.z our A0aF
of bereavement. ard the honofs ~.
staeea nnou niY deceased husband
wllp died Ia dsfensa of tlle laAs 81
hls country
Mr. L0TznE f1efnAp
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

lutte, Mont. Mar iz Montana Is
suffering today from uns q tie wogst
billiards af tie winter. Tie tier.
mometsr y twenty hsiew ksfo here
AMI still failing, whlle lt Is loser n
the mountains tran here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
We Must Fight
For Statehood
Speaker Cannon Remains 0bdurate--
Pressure Must Be Brought to
Bear on the House.

Washington Mar Ia--Ihe fact that Speaker
Cannon has determined tu place the hi in conference
means defeat for us Get busy with all the congress
men you know, especially those from ncighbonng
states Urge their concurrence in the senate amend
ments. Set other towns busy, Ih. is eur only hope
for statehood Vinta court town cannot be sub
ect 10 the action OF the conference in any event
CHARLES B. ROGERS.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
Democratic Rally Postponed.

Owing 10 tie luclemeaey i lie
weather the speakers II tile llemn.
eratie fallf st taHleli1 1t Tie opera
hause hAge taeh notified net e attend
and Ire railt las hean post pulsed foF =
date - = aunonHeaH later - utaeE
uf tie Democratic executive n0m.
mEtfee IF ylnlfa
] s. Davenport.
Chairman
+. II burlington.
+ Il Turner
r II Il Ffear.
IT 6 italIafd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

AL oldtlne eoagh eaukhaYFusa hllaI
tie bovsls This + eFong. 4 neu
isseA vaA adsancsd twa yeaIa - II
kenlsedFs Laxative Heuef Ana II.
This F1meif SETS on tisN mueons fnsm.
hfNtia# - Tire Threat and Iuaas assa
sMetss tla bowels II tie #lMA tlH#
i ekp#ls Al eaid fEeW tlsa agsfen. il
rieeFA tie Ii1faats afFnia*hthens IA
MUCOUS membranes Relieves anae5sA.
e0akAA eTauN. Nllaupsna As4Nh. 49,
sid f. isHples drug sIafe IL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

iAee heen suffering fef Ille pasl
fee Se&W with 3 esefe attack af
fh#amAfisH ard found ffAf NAlsafAA
snow EinimsHt eas tie unlH ihlna
Ihaf gave ne sAtisfart Ian ard tented
to alleviate m8 palsI& Nassh "a az
teAn lseuans Ills 4r. 80. II q.
Peoples Drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
EMDRY GETS
SPEEDS JOB

Warrington. Mar. Il John EmhFy
1T Chandler lsaa been nominated Ill.
ITIeI attorney ef Oklahoma Ea sue.
naaIa F4afaee speed. removed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
CONFEDERATES
MEET ON 22ND

IleadsuAttem NlnltA CAmp Ma A1
A. q u, March, ~, isM
Afieutlau rnmf@Hx& 4 fesaiaf
mestlng pf Game No aa I'll 81 NJ
will te held q sng rity hsn II ,
o'Sloek D p. MAwA =, tat tle put.
pose II eieetlur te,oam NlNstlhe doh
esalrs q attena thH reunion Al New
Orleans Apfi, g. ST aua 9t ana fof
such athss baslnfss ~ meY ~ pre.
sented. speelai rates IN tgsNspufiAs
tlo1 age telng affAngsd io NeM WF.
leans A ful. Attendance Il maea a.
kltea ily anisf IL
Aafula tauir. LIEUT. Gem.
Attest r. J. hsgfell, Adjt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Eef tie Ame purpose and at TIE
sane ttns anH piAces meeting ufsi
- he'd II camp NIliism IaenH Adakfs
s0ns q 1aafslufass Veterans eAssas
al msmtass q tie eamn als nfaeaIf
requested q attend TIE AsliaEsnfaaf
Tie camp siil eliset annual dues
from eaeh msHtNf before tls meef-
ink IL ufsisF t. ascertain tie hasis of
representation Tie camp Nisl ktso
elect oiiesn taf lie -. 10 yeaF is
oFaeF q
b Tufnef, Com
HNaAH 4 NMHfNfs NMXA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

aalt takf f'ltg. tftah. Mar. Il salt
Lake il ii fhs grasp 81 Tie sofst
STORM III fean
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
BLIZZARD IN
NORTHWEST

res MelusN Iowa. Mar. is-A -.
we're blizzard struck igwa his mefn.
lnk snd i nos raging wtth Increased
severity.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
]. NJ. MILLER
NOMINATED

Associated Press
Empofia. kan, Mar Il TIE Re.
puhlieaus II tie fourth JNfict today
nominated fnf congress i ii. Miller.
Nto Lad n8 opposition
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

TIE nes pf Davidson. nseGor II
~. ranls church. Oklahoma CTS. ulil
preach 81 st. Johns church Thufslas
evening. March IS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
LEsrEE SERVICES.
Ths fagIswans /. shs Order 81 sesx~
lees nastnR sks asassA ~ Isat
- st. ssAnss Epi.sepaa
EhuHek.


wENs A*nAfHs
tEeiy Communion sss..sss.#A n.
kssn'K prayer ana Meditation 0Rm.
THURSDAYS.
IltaHY Ard Meditation 8Mp. n.
kesalas Prayer aBa sefmau 4 ,. E.
HMfHANes
HaiY Communion. n..ss.ss.s.ssaA m
SATURDAYS
Even ( pFafeF#ad Meditation an.n
stsn&N
Morning Prayer ana sermon sf8o
The general public sfe eenilAlly gn.
sitsd ta stisud am e. aa Il thse
meetings
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-15

tion demanded, and he did issue com missions to several score, whom he sent to the scene of recent disorders
 The stoppage of traffic tonight made the employment of further dep uties at this time unnecessary. The company has experienced only little difficulty in collecting second fares from elevated road passengers to Coney Island, and it is depending on this service to solve temporarily al least the existing troubles.
 The Brooklyn Rapid Transit stopp, ed its surface cars at the second fare limit despite the threats of action to annul the charter of these roads from Neck road to Coney Island would be instituted.
 Three more inspectors of the Brook lyn Rapid Transit were arrested to- night on warrants charging them with assault and were sworn out by passengers.
 A rear end collision between trolley cars on the west end of the road near Coney Island today resulted in the in- jury of a number of persons, one ser iously. The accident occurred at a sharp curve.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-15
WILL RESIST
 COMPLAINTS DEMANDS.
Continued from Page 1.

the Brooklyn rapid transit company lad the right to refuse to carry per sons who refuse to pay second fare and the company's employees might use force, if need be, in case of re- sistence.
 Meantime the company, through it's counsel, ex-JuStice Edwin w. Hatch, issned statement defending the right of the company to charge a ten cent fare to Coney Island. F. J. Calder wood, vice president and general man ager of the company, backed up this opinion by statement that business would be done ~in the same old way"
 This afternoon the company's en- ployes again began halting cars when ever second fares were not forthcom- ing from passengers and demanding their payment. Several affrays. oc- cured, and there were some arrests Numerous stones were thrown at cars and company employees, but by even ing serious trouble was regarded as Improbable. 1t was thought the whole question would resolve itself into lit- igation to force the company to charge CnIy single fare.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Following Ghe arrest tonight of three division in spectors of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company on charges of as- sauit in the third degree, the compa- ny shut of entirely all of its surface lines leading to Coney island, taking the position that this was the only way to stop the rioting which has been in progress since Sunday morn ing at points where a second fare was demanded by the company's employees.
 The elevated and express trains to bay shore resorts were augmented The arrested inspectors were bailed in the sum of $500 each.
 The stoppage of the surface car traffic had the effect Of quieting the disturbances tonight, and the compa- ny claims it will not attempt to run surface cars through to Coney Island at rush hours until danger of rioting is past.
 The counsel for the company toda ' wrote to the acting corporation coun- sel declaring that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines were not afforded po- lice protection. He pointed out that the company was legal one accord ing to the laws of New York state: was doing legal business, and entitled to police protection when its rights were assailed.
 The surface cars which were stop ped tonight were run during the morning and early afternoon on the winter schedule, or half hour head way There were many disputes at the Neck Road and Gravesend Ave 7ue, and a number of persons were dragged protestingly from the cars. Sheriff F1aherty of Kings county, said today that he was prepared to swear in 1000 deputies If the situa-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-15
NEW POSTOFF|CE ID BE READY
 OCT. 1
Ground Floor of Library Build ing Will Be Finished By
 That Time.

It is probable that the new post of. lice will be ready for occupancy on or about the first of October.
 The lease which the government has of the premises in the Schmidt building expires on the first of Sep tember, but on account of the delay in starting the building of the new library the government will not be able to eyacuate until October first
 When seen yesterday Postmaster Cassidy said that he had had a talk with Mir. Walter Douglas, general manager of the Copper Queen compa- ny, and Mir. Douglas had said that the ground floor of the new library would be finished by the first of October or shortly afterwards. The steel gird- CTS for the first floor are being put into position now, and 1t will not be very long before the stone masons can begin laying the cement blocks There are five or six stone masons on the ground at the present time pre- pairing the blocks. The Cast Stone company of Douglas are furnishing the cement building blocks for the building, and are making regular ship ment3 every day.
 The front of the new library will be very dark red, resembling the old fashioned brown stone front.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-15
The Power House.

The power plant for the packing plant will be located separate from the other buildings. A boiler capac- ity of 1000 H. P. is to be installed here together with cross compound en- zines which will furnish the power for the refrigerating plant and the electric generators which will be used to transmit electric power to all parts
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-15
TORPEDO BOATS
 ELUDE WARSHipS.

ROCKFORD. Mass. Aug. 14.-The hattlerhirs and tcrnedn boat destrnv- CTS of the Atlantic squadron, under command of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans. returned to Rockport harbor tonight after day spent in secret practice and in manenyers which in- cluded search by hattleships for tor pedo destrovers. which were regard ed as hostile forces. The torpedo boat destroyers are said to have elud- ed the big ships of, the fleet, although on this point as on other matters in relation to the maneuvers the off cers were non-communicative.
 Since the warships have been in port here fer the summer operations the fleet officers have been studying 2 new system of signals entirely inde- rendent of wireless telegraphy and siren signals. and the signals today included flags and other experiments in this new system which is declared to be absolutely unioue as a means of communication at sea.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-15
COPPER.
Why the Metal Is Strong at 1s 1.2
 Gents.

The president of large copper pro- ducing company says:
 The mines of the country are now at the limit of their production. There is not mine in the country that has not endeavored to get its production up to the limit to take of the 1912 cent copper market, and producticr is TOW at it's high point for this year.
 July showed falling-off from rec ord figures, and August will show a still greater falling off. Butte will not increase. It lost a full days pro- duction of the great Boston & Mon- tana mine by reason of a strike. The Lake is suffering from labor troubles. and its July production was 1000 GOO rounds lower than it's high record production in May. Some of the Ari- zona mines have restricted their out put because of necessary repairs to plants, and no other states are able to bring forward an increased pro- duction.
 "Utah will be the next big producer, but it will be two years before that state cuts any figure in copper pro duction.
 q do not beTfve Mexico will show ! much of an increased production for scme years to come. That country is primarily a silver producer, not cop Ter. although possibly Thomas F. Ccle and his associates may develop another big copper producer in Cam anea, but that will take some years.
 Alaska may play an important part in future copper production, but that, also, is long way in the future.
 The IS 1-2-sent price is maintained fer copper because consumption is more than keeping pace with pro- Guction-
 The only condition that will break the price of the metal is 8 greatly in- | creased production or a decided re- verse to business. The former is not possible for a long time, and the lat ter is not probable, and already con sumers are taking large amounts of he metal for delivery in October and November at IS 1-2 cents for electro lytic.
 The copper situation is remarkably strong"