davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
To Clca: ..u Parcr.

All tla dust must first be brushed from the walls. Then wipe carefully with clean Gusters Then divide q loaf of stale bread. take the crust in your hand and. beginning at the top of the paper, wipe it downward in the light est manner with the crumb. Do not cross or go upward The dirt of the paper and the crumbs W:ll fa.l toseth CT Do not wipe above half a yard at a stroke, and after doing all the upper part go round again. bcgi.:ning a little above where you left off. If yoa do not do 1t extremely lightly the dirt will adhere to the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

Now don't write it 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

If business man will consider ad Nertising as necessary to him as steam is 10 the engineer. and then Judy until he is able to compound t scientifically, he will find it a pow CT which will make it unnecessary for him to economize.-Edith R. Ger ry, Seigel-C Cooper Co.,, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

Said a business man: "I wish I'd began advertising ten years ago; I'd have had big store and ten time my present business today" To you l @;:.s .t=-1 advertising now, ana req :, the benefits now and ten years from now.--H. M. Hill, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
The Spanish-Amel'

The Spanish-Ane'| been a most n.agnite1| , cruising for the unl1 has brought our coul1 and forcibly before u ;a,racted attention lot States as a power amor
 8 market through bought the best goo1 ed on earth.-Chas. { Pazzoni Pharmacal V
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
Very Hard.

"Of course horseshoe always means luck
 "Oh, yes, and if the horse passes it up to you behind your back it means hard uck."-Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
GeD59c Egc,4is.,a.

Tt is said that Shakespeare never realized what great poet he was
 'How could hep rejoined MT. Storm lngton Barnes "He never heard my self and company recite his lines. Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
CULINARY CONCEPTS.

1Ac NullS IcuNtS Ol CtlcIN anu added to soups give a delicious flavor.
 If an apple or onion iS put in 8 duck to be roasted it giles q better flavor to the meat.
 You should never u32 p2.,e.' gf any kind in the cooking Thin ea4e, sseeiotll or old muslin can always take its p3ae2.
 Potatoes may be oelie.5v .y 1,t,1r l on all asbesjlls nl>.t u.i tD of t..4 range Cover them Y. ii q tn pun t.! give them aboH1 one hour.
 Stewed prunes will taste mnAa II ==. if few minutes Deiore th@%. 5.e q 3.. ' a very little ce.fi 1fa.'I is l..-zs'.t ,s'5f:4 cold water al.a sse-= =. =l : the situp :. iHl proves it.
 Suet pa(8l;l.Gs.i a4A== :. - - /. ]. the sl.at 5 c.4 s s='. and t.4e N.s,::sIa t..-- b1!.es,. Any @t..s Fl .z :. weeks If nie!,e.i taa1l jl d $4ur aan, stla.z.~l ;,--~. .@z-..-'z :. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
Wh sch /?

She-Here's joke about woman trying to sharpen lead pencil. l can't see any point to it!
 He-Noboiy ccn. That's what the joke says-YonEess Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1906.
LOCAL CHRONOLOGY.

In this issue of the Graphic is a chronology of the events of the year 1905 local to Pine Bluff.
 It will afford a handy reference if pasted in scrap book and preserved. It was especially prepared for the Gra- phic, the only paper which at the close of the year prints chronology of the local happenings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

Teacher-Why, Willie Goode; I'm sur- prised at VOL not knowing what a cape is. A cape is a narrow .2eclz of land now, can you finish the definition?
 Willie Goode-Sure! A cape is nar- row neck of land rubberin into the Puck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
Values.

"After all, kiss is worth only what the contracting parties think it's worth
 "Well, a girls kiss is always worth its face value. e."-Philadelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
FIN NANCIAL REPORT
Of Expenditures on Account of the New State House From January,
 l, 1905 to January l, 1900.

RockA Auditor submit report o expenditures account the
  up to the present vouchers showing the date and number of is whom and the amount: Whom Paid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
Only Needed Prompting.

t~ -oTo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01
His Scheme.

Dunn-I can put you on to q scheme whereby you can save money.
 Gunn-What is it?
 Dunn-Let me marry your daughter. -Tarrytown (N Y) News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-01

Just think of it! Time to pay for those Christmas presents is here.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

man it he who wilt insult lbo openly tbe wiic of bIs boson aod lbe mother oi h children t If ouy wonder tbtt this iutamoos creature cannot look sqoooIy io tbe face his iellow men? is it any wonder Chat instead of walk. ing nptighty before God and man he shambles along the street like a simian2 Is it any wonder that he carries in his face the hangdog ex. pressiou of creature who hates his own soul2-if be bas one.
 Now, then, will Che people of Nogales be led into voting against the best interests of Arizona by listening to such rot from that kind of people? This question of
The oasis., 1906-10-13

aiateh0Wl ihHl baa come nov lY fhe people of the tWb territories one of dtfp and seHDuA itupof
 lt one to tho consideration oi which fhefe should bp hfaught fetson argument. fact aud history
 ft is one tltt should not he trent ed with prejudice, levitv, of ialse hood lt is one which should he studied iu the light of historical iacts And men who appeal tu. passion and race prejudice should not receive attention by men who wish Co reach just conclusions in matter SO important And more than all should be omitted from the equation the creature who will SO ruthessly belittle his own wife and children.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

to1 mtit te.otilhe to actual pop 0l8Noa li tould ba more be8tly i5 fo ol1 tlmo oG m lf Now Nav Mexico will oot 'eohbIe' Atl0ae ib lml convention fbe delegates from lh8t territory like tbe dele. tttts ifom thls will be lending eitiioua men with property at
 tnke. men who will have an am hiliou to moke q good fundamental law for the proposed state lfor that iundamcntal law will be their monumenO and they will divide upon political and economic lines and not upon sectional lines They will make a constitution for the entire people of the new state, and they cannot make one for part of the people if they should want to do SO. All the rest is mere rot and verbiage. "Words, nothing but words"
 But the meat to the whole thing is in the last two questions and answers, when taken in connec- ton with the personality of the alleged editor of the alleged news paper, A. l.. Pellegrin. Read them.
 Arizona What is New Mexico? "Noter. A second edition of Old
 Mexico.
 Arizona. Will you vote to annex it? Voter Nit, nit, nit "
 Now, gentle reader, what kind of a newspaper is it and what kind of an editor is he, doing business here on the international line, and reaching out into old Mexico for business, to send such a rap at the people of the country from which Nogales expects to build? Do we really mean the friendship we pro- fess for our friends across the line when newspaper that aspiress Co be representative, slaps the Mex ican people in the face like that, and is supported by the business men of Nogales in making the slap. Do the business men of No- gales expect to look i'll the face without blushing their friends in Mexico, after voting against state hood upon reasons like that?
 But there is another and more potent fact. This A. L. Pellegrin, who thus insults the entire Mex ican people, is married to Q Mex ican woman, who has been de- voted wife, and has borne him children. Now what kind of
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-05-19

Again we call attention to the
b. q w. Clothing house and to
Peter Myers fne Illuminated
store. Our readers will do we'll
to call at these places and other
sores who advertise. We desire
TO a specially Of aiding the peo-
pie who advertise. You will see
the good results.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-05-19
Smoke the ) point. Set
Cigar.
NOTICE..

Mrs. Laura Wilson has been
duly authorized to travel and sol
icit SUBSCRIPTIONS for this paper,
and we shall be glad to have
all with whom she may come in
contact, give her their names.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
CONTRACT RATIFIED
BY STOCKHOLDERS
Western Exploration Division
of Assets Agreed Upon at
Monday Meeting.
WILLARD F. SNYDER
WILL SECURE SHARE
President Baird Refuses to Af-
firm or Deny Eastern HO-
nerine RumOr.

At the meeting of tho stockholders of
tho Western Exploration company, held
IN the Atlas block offices OF the company
Monday, the matter OF ratifying the con-
tract made by the Western Exploration
directors with former General Manager
Willard F. Snyder about ono month ago
was taken up and ratified In every respect.
BY virtue OF this contract Mr., Snyder was
10 secure his proportionnte share or the
assets OF tho company by assuming his
share or the liabilities.
Secures Share of Assets,
BY the division OF tho asscts OF the
Western Exploration company, Mr.. Sny-
der secures 52,0cD shares of the Honcrine
mining stock, and his proportlonate In
,crest in the ether properties OF value
that are counted the most dcStTa bic
propositions within the control of the or
ganlZation. AT the meeting President
Rnird OF Chicago was present; also Cen
just returned from San Francisco.
Honerine Control May Pass.
What may be considered reasonably
satisfactory confirmation of the Eastern
reports to the effect that the American
Smelling and Refining company was seek
Ing the control of the Honerinc mine at
dent Baird 10 either deny or affirm the
reports. There is no doubling the fact
That the present condition OF the Honerlnc
mine lis so 1luTinG 10 compose one OF
The most tempting propositions that the
state could present 10 such large inter
csts as the Guggsnheims. and the near
visit To this city OF Daniel Guggenhclm
ing the rumored pending deal involving
Inc control OF this prOpcrty,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
Mining Notes.

Col E. a. Wall has returned from Denver
where he has been attending to his mining In
terests for several days.
Mines Manager Gates or the Boston ConsolI-
dated company was in tho city Monday
General Manager Lafayette Uanchett OF the
Boston Consolidated and Cactus properties left
Monday for two days visit TO the Cactus
mines
Broker J. NJ. Reynolds has returned from q
trip to Beaver county. He states everything
is satisfactory with tho affairs or the South
ern Copper company.
Ben kingsbury now OF Spokane. but former
~ resident OF this city, In Salt Lake
Monday bound for the Funeral range OF noun
tuins, where no liz interested in copper proper
tics with Patsy Clark.
Messrs Rice and Farrell have moved their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06

Offices 10 room cog In the Dooly bio.
same floor nG their former office.
]. J. Trennm. general manager OF
Stockton mine left Monday TO insI
property
ID. II. Pccry will leave Thursday 70
tan to inspect his recent purchase y
Jumping Jack property,
The next meeting OF tho directors Q
clio sam Son. company VIII be neiu
General Manager Henry Catrow OF
Copper company wns In Bingham Ao
itlng the mine.
S. Cohen OF Milwaukee and IL. A..
tho prominent Chicago mining cnslne
the city on the way TO Alta, WnsIS
inspect the Flagstaff mine. In wnic"
interested.
A ]. Bottles continues TO improvs:.
cnt condition OF the weather aione ~
within doors.
n. ". Horne left for Beaver oounr'
night accompanied by Presiden. :, Z,
New York for the purpose oil 81.
wusatch King property. preparato''
ing a patent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
SCHWAB BUYS HOTEL.
Steel King Said to Have Added New
Business to His Long String.

The Las Vegas Age Is authority for the
statement that one result OF SchWab's visit
to the Bullfrog territory was the acqus-
tion by him of f. a. Montgomery's In
tcrcsts I'm the town of Beatty. the Mont
gomcrY hotel and the water works system.
The mill To treat the Sboshone ores Will
hc located at Beatty. made famous as one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
LOCATED MANY CLAIMS.
Number of Caliente People Have oe-
cured Good Gold Bearing Ground.

Special to The Tribune.
CALIENTr,. March 5.-MessTs Craft.
Moody. Taylor. Bailey and a score OF other
local prospectcrs and mining men have
.ocated nearly a hundred claims two miles
vest OF town. where ore asSaying 90 n
ounces gold have been found In a porphy-
rtic quartz formation which crops up
along the ledge running northcrly and
SOutherly for several miles tOwHrd De
lamar.
The discovery was made by man
named Moody, and he Is also interested
IN the original group located on February
II. on account of the lack or sufficient
staking there are many locations which
VIII have TO be thrown up II the district
Is proven up on, and several threats of
'gun plays" nave resulted from the dis
CoVcry or 80 high-grade ore. which runs
around Sl0l0 per ton In free gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06

FORENOON SALES
Alice. 2Oo at g.
buyer sixty days; go at ZS9.c buyer sixty
days: 900 at 1SEc buyer sixty days.
May Day. 700 at pic. 1000 Mt PC: 800 at 224c:
s06 at 2ihc: 600 at H4c. so at 2ls,c
Silver King. p at si2
Uncle sam 100 at $sc.
Victoria. 800 nt $40; 100 ut s. So
New York. Goo at Z2Ec; 1870 At e2aic. co.. az
Z8c; 20 at 2tNc.
shares sold. 10 80.
Selling value, SNlI.
OPEN BOARD
Alice. sOO at 81
Ajax 100 at 8lc
Butler Liberal. 100 nt l6c.
Copper Glance. so at lie
Carlsa. zoo at &c.
Columbus Con. % at $50; 10 a, S5.l7l.
Manhattan Gold King GOO at lie.
Star Consolidated. i9J At l2Hc.
TctTu. JuGJ At llAC.
Little Bell. . at 34G5.
Shares sold. 1875.
Selling value $3.50. -
AFTERNOON SAFES.
Con. Mcrcur 400 al &C
MAY Day 800 At &c; 1909 at 2l7sc.
Sacramento. 1000 at 15c.
Uncle sam CO. 39ikc.
Victor Con. go ut 3i.c.
Nlctoriu. 1G1 ut S2.A.
Beck Tunnel. 5O0 AT sjlzc: 900 at ej4c
Now York 900 at 25hc. buyer sixty days;
20 at &c.
shares sold, 500
Selling value, S2I90. 25.
OPEN BOARD.
carisa. 300 at 27lsc
Columbus Con. 20 at S5I2; 200 at s5.1l. 500
at Sjl5 go at Sic. $50 at $5.l7. 21O at S5.lS.
200 6t $50.
Daly-Judgo, 100 Mt SlOO7ia 100 at S1OO5.
Little Boil 800 at $i.75; no at $3.50; 100 az
S.s2I4: 1GD at 8S3.
May Day 1000 22hc zoo at 22sc.
Manhattan Cola King. 13. 200 at l5c
Uncle Sam Con-. 900 al ioi.c, buyer thirty
days, co.. at 40c.
Victoria 100 at S2.35.
Wabash. 100 Nt 7lc. 100 at 5oc.
Little Chief. 1000 at &c.
Shares sold. -. $50.
Selling value SI9.s55s7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
RHYOLITE FIRM.
William Griffiths of Salt Lake Secur
ing Slice of Big Boom Business.

One OF the prominent Rhyolite broker
age and zeal estate Offices ls that of Tay-
lor & Grfiitns. the latter. Bill being a
Salt Laker and prominently known In
Utah mining circles. They report 10 local
friends that business in mining properties.
stocks and real estate OF the Bullfrog dis
trict has never touched the present record,
and from all indications the present boom
- merely the starter OF the great upbuild-
lDg OF that district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
INYO COUNTY IS
GREAT At DEPTH
Development of Many Proper
ties Brings Results in No
Uncertain Manner.
HUGE LEDGES ENIST
AS SHAFTS DESCEND
With Completion of Smelling
Plant Output Will Be In
creased Greatly.

In addition TO seeing for himself the
results OF development work being carried
on in the excitement center OF Inyo coun-
ty, Cal. a. j. Davis. who has Just re-
turned from Inyo. came In contact with
numerous mining experts now in that re-
gion investigating properties for both
Eastern and Western investors, who ac-
knowledgcd that they never saw such
magnificent surface ShowinEs anywhere,
Mr.. Davis has no hcsitancy In saying
that Inyo county has n wonderful future.
and his conclusions are not drawn en-
tiroly from surface appearances. as much
has been accomplished TO demonstrate
permancncy and values at depth.
Values Extend With Depth.
Heretofore there has been considerable
inclination on the part OF prospcctors to
doubt the pcTmunenCy of the country
owing to rich surface shoots OF ore dis
appearing with provokingly shallow
depths Persistent work, however, has
brought its rewards, and on several prop
critics at not exceeding the depth OF $50
feet lcdgcs have been established as being
I'm place. on three different properties at
the above depth ledgcs as wide as 10 feet
have been encountered with all the sure
characteristics OF true assures, and
most conservative estimate OF their aver
age values is stated by Mr.. Davis 10 be
$3.50 per ton.
Outfits fastening In.
That the Inyo region Is capable OF pro-
duClng some extremely remarkable ore Is
best Illustrated by the samples with
which Mr., Davis returned TO this city.
They are fairly LOUSY" with free gold.
on his way out, Mr. Davis met nine out
nts fastening into the district from south
ern Nevada and those who have taken
hold OF properties are working hard to
make their ground the banner one Of tho
district Inyo so far In the vicinity OF
owens lake has given only evidence OF
gold but not far distant Is n sllyer-lcad
proposition that gives every promise OF
being the star attraction OF that county.
Smelter Nearing Completion.
This property is located at Centennial
Springs, eight miles northeast OF the gold
belt. and although the management has
not driven deeper than 10 feet In any one
place on their banner ledge. the large
0mount OF prospecting done has disclosed
at least 500 tons OF slvcr-lead ore that
carries 100 ounces OF silver and 81 per cent
lead which will be taken To Keller for
treatment as soon as the new smclter Is
completed at that point This Will be by
May / at the latest, and the Fasteners
who have erected the plant to handle the
tallings OF properties worked in the earli-
est days wifi find more than enough Gus
tom business awaiting them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
Should Be Hurried Along.
DAY ON CHANGE.
Largest Afternoon for Years Was Re
cord of Mondays Business.

on tho lycnl exchange Monday the afternoon
session the largest for several years both
In tho amount of stock sold and the values
thereof. II WAS Nerl gUul day generally.
Columbus Consolidated Is beginning 10 fare
better tho floor over thousand shares
passing hands Monday Tor higher prices than
Tor several weeks. The highest mark reached
yesterday s. ~.
total OF So, TN shares sold Monday, aGgTe-
eating the purchase sum OF S1.57S y. The
ouotnuons for tho daY closed folIoMs:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
COPPER SLUMP IN BOSTON.
Break in New York Is Reflected in
Trading at the Hub.

BOSTON. Mass, March 5.-1he break In
tho New York stock market today cspe-
cIaIly I'm AmalGamated Copper and Ana
conda was confined In the trading on
the Boston Stock exchange ana big losses
shown in the copper shares us compared
with the closing on Saturday.
North Butte fell OF GA points TO 76,
and Bingham lost S. Utah eased on ?,
selling at 60 at the close. United States
Smelling Refining and Mining broke S[s
N nlA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

The great success of this preparation
in the relief and cure of bowel COM
plants has brought IT into almost uni
versal use. 1t never fails. and when
reduced with water and sweetened Is
pleasant 10 take, 1t Is equally valu-
able for children and adults. For sale
by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
]. PARK CLAIMING IN CITY.
President Tennessee Copper Company
Visits Salt Lake From Butte.

j. lfSlk Charming. president OF the Ten
ne~See Copper company. one OF the most
prominent figures In the mining Industry
pf The country. arrived I'm this city sun
day night fiom Butte. where ne has been
busy FOR some time in a lire with hi,
Irofe ssion. Mr. Claiming was seen Moa-
day by The Tribune. bat did not state
Tho purpose of his mission IN the City
Of the Snints
He Is the guest OF his brother General
Manager Claiming OF the Utah CopSoli-
dated company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
PRESIDENT MAYNE ON SCENE.
Goes to Investigate Strike Made on
Manhattan Gold King.

President A. H Mayne OF the Manhat-
tan Gold King mine at Manhattan has
wired the local Office OF the company
that he is on his way 10 the property for
the purpose OF investigating the recent
strike made on the Gold King ground
by one of the seven sets of leascrs. The
Gold King Is surrounded by steady pro-
ddcgrs OF rich ore, and the strike Is
thought 10 be OF the proportions that
hov made other groups adjoining IA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
UTAH AND EASTERN PLANT.
Smelter Will Begin Operations Within
Four or Five DnYS

General Manager Doolltte of the Utah
ond Eastern Mining company returned
To this city from St. George Sunday after
inspecting the property and new smelter
of that company ut Shem. Mr. Doollttc
stated Monday that the smeter would be
in operation Within four or five days, and
with this Will come a great era OF nc
tivity and prosperity for that entiro re-
gion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
NEW COMPANY FORMED.
Park City People Organize May As
phaltum Mining Company.

A copy OF the articles OF Incorporation
OF the May Asphaltum Mining company
OF Myton, Utah. was nled in the Secre-
tary of States office today Its capital
the par value Of sl5O each. George Lind
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
NEVADA SUPERIOR BOOMING
Mine Responding Generously to De
velopment Work of Management

George Wilson and Ford w CorrcIl OF
Inc Nevada Superior mine are In the city
n ON Nevada. The Nevada Superior prop
crty IS becoming one OF the star attrac-
lions OF that region the mine responding
most generously TO development
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
GROWS STRONG AT DEPTH.
Utah Apex New Copper Ore Body De
yelops Into Great Resource

General Manager Walter c. Orcm OF
The Utah Apex property stated Monday
That the recent strike OF extremely fine
Peacock ore on that property has de
Ncloped finely with depth, the face of
Ire workings being all in ore. The new
hoGy has added greatly TO the known ore
reserves of the COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the fol-
low number OF cars of ore on Monday
Alta. l.
The Taylor s. Brunton sampler released
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06

say is president f.. NJ Belliveau Vice
president; III, NJ Cromar treasurer, Vic
tor Pearson, secretary. The company
owns some asphalt claims in Wasatch
county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-06
LOTS AT ELY ARE HIGH.
Twenty Thousand Dollars Paid for
Two Lots in Copper Camp.

From Ely comes the startling news
that TWO town lots have sold for the
combined price Of $4,000, The buyer
or seller is not given by name, but IL IS
sIppcsed that the property was one OF
the choicest sites in that thriving copper