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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-11
STRIKE AT WONDER.
Two Salt Lake Men Have Shipping
Ore in Three Places.

The oft repeated assertion made that the
Wonder mining district is one of the
greatest mineral sections i'm Nevada and
that the mineral is distributed over a large
territory. is being proven almost daily nv
the numerous strikes that are being made
says the Fairview News.
One of the latest and greatest strikes
ever made in the state was made a few
days ago by G.. G. Higgins of this camp
He discovered ore on some ground about
three miles west Of town. He did not pro-
claim his find from the house or mOunCain
top. but went quietly to ascertain who
Owned the claims He found that the
strike was on the Billy. the Kid" claim.
and after some dickering secured the
eleven claims in the neighborhood of the
strike.
Mr.. Higgins has established a camp on
the property. and is sacking ore from the
surface at three places on the te.i.s FhCut
one hundred feet apart. Some picked
samples run up i'm the thousands The ere
is gold and silver. Several prominent min
ing men who have examined the oropa..uy
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pronounce it one of the finest showings
FOR mine they have ever seen There
are three parallel veins on the property,
one of which can be traced 5000 feet The
formation is andesite and porphyry Mr.
Higgins has the foot wall but has not
struck the hanging wall although he is
seven feet across the ledge. He is not les
lnS any time, and already has about Eine-
" sacks of ore piled up ready for ship
ment.
Mr. Higgins deserves much credit for
MS pluck and energy in opening up new
part of the Wonder mining district IL is
such men as he that make camp. The
property is owned Jointly by w. II. Clark
and c. c. Higgins.
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j. OBERNDORFER.
Success

comes only to the man or woman who
is of strong nerve, keen brain, and
boundless energy. To perfect these
qualities in those who lack them we
put up Palmo Tablets. They do the
work, and besides are great for the
kidneys, induce restful sleep, and
make you look and feel years younger.
90 cents. Book Free. Address The
s. r. Fell Co, Cleveland, o.
For sale by +. ]. Hill Drug Co.
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Bullfroq.
Manhattan.
Forenoon Sales.

DAILY. 100 at $1.S5
Stray Deg. 500 at Sic: 30 at 47c.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 93c; 600 al 94c; 100
at 92c.
Colorado Mining. 165 at soc; 100 at sic;
100 a Sc. 100 at SIC.
Little Chief. 1000 at &c. buyer sixty days;
2 coo at sac: >. 100 at &c; 1000 at 9l4C.
New York. l.500 at 35c 1000 at 35c.
buyer thirty davs: 800 at 35c. buyer sixty
DAYS: 800 at 3pRc. buyer sixty days: 800
at &c: 400 at 3414c: 100 at 3ic. seller sixty
davs: so at 341kc seller sixty days.
South Col 800 at 59c; 1850 at 5Sc.
TetrO 800 at 20c
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Open Board.

Bullion Beck. 200 at S2.7
Carisa. 1900 at 2Sc; 800 at 2Si4c, buyer
sixty days.
Col. Con. $50 at $50: 800 at $7.45.
DAILY. 10 at $3.50.
DaIy-Judge. 70 at 81 30.
Little chief. 500 at 9Ac. 800 at 9iac
Nav DAY. 1000 at 13i2c.
Nevs-I Hills. 800 at $3.02i2.
New York 5000 at Doc. buyer sixty days;
. 500 at BIC: 800 AZ 34I2c seller sixty days
Victor. 1000 al 2izc.
Shares sold. 81 go; selling value, $i9,9i335
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Open Board.

Carisa LOCO at 2Sc
Col Con. 1000 at $7.55. buyer sixty days
200 at $3.50. buyer sixty days; 200 at S.45;
Little Chief 800 at 1Oikc seller sixty
davs: 1900 at lie: 1900 at HE; 1000 at 12c;
] 800 at PFC: 1000 at l3c.
MAY Day. 1000 at 13c.
Silver Pick. go at Sic: 300 at Soc
Stray Dog. 200 at sc: 1000 at ole.
Victor Con. 2.0O0 at PIC.
Shares sold, q. 5SS; selling value. $l6.935.6 60
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Afternoon Sales.

DAILY. 300 at $3.50: 100 at S19215
Lower Mammoth. 100 at SIC; 400 at SIC.
Nevada Hills. 200 At 500; . at $500
Stray Dog. 100 at sic.
Colorado Mining, 65 at sic.
Little Chief 1000 at 10c.
TetrO. 500 AT zoe; 1909 at2012c; 800 at 2lC
n,tx.ar sixty DAYS
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MINING Notes.

Silver-6S$sc per ounce.
Copper (casting)-1S 7-S2c per pound.
Lead-$5.75 per 100 pounds.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &,
Co., amounted to 100000, as follows: Sill
yer, lead, gold and copper ores, $21 .Oo0
base bullion, $4,000; gold bars. 5000.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-16
Oil at Roswell.

From Las Vegas Optic.
The striking of a good SUBSTANTIAL
flow of oil at Roswell a few days
ago in we'll 1900 feet deep, adds
another attraction to a part of New
Mexico that nature has done mucn
for. Ordinarily a district that can
strike an artesian well in almost any
mans back yard by going down 200
to 800 feet it pretty well blessed al
ready, and now if this oil strike pans
out as it promises, the Pecos Valley
will have but fairly made a start to
grow Meantime the company that
fills in that little gap of about hun
dred miles between Torrance and
Roswell with a good railroad will do
well for New Mexico's progress and
draw the Territory more closely to-
gether than anything that has been
done in many long year.
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Washington, June 16.-President
Roosevelt has added another chapter
to the literature of the meat inspec-
ton controversy 1t was not through
| any desire of his that the correspond
ence between himself and Represen-
| tative Wadsworth, chairman of the
| committee on Agriculture, was pub
lished. Inasmuch, however, as Mr..
| Wadsworth deemed it desirable that
| the letters should be published and
gave them to the public, the Presi-
dent deems it proper to complete the
| correspondence thus far exchanged
by the publication of his reply to
the Wadsworth letter.
In his letter the President, while
| admitting his error in stating that
| the house substitute contained no
provision for making inspection of the
packing houses at all hours of the
day Or night, says the substitute still
| is inadequate to meet the require
ments of the situation. The President
says that after a conference with
Representative Adams, of Wisconsin,
a member of the agricultural COM
mittee, he is convinced that Adams
will accept the suggestion made by
him regarding the bill. He says that
Mr.. Adams in each case STATED that
he personally would accept the al
terations proposed These changes
| include elimination of the court re
view proposition and a dozen other
alterations. In the opinion of the
| President the suggested changes
| would make the house committee sub
stitute 'as good as the Beveridge
amendment"
| The President adds that he is not
concerned about the language of the
amendment, but with the accomplish
/ ment of the object in view "a thor
ough and rigid inspection, and not
a sham inspection"
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PROGRESS AT CARLSBAD.
The Big Rock Crusher at Avalon Test
ed and Works Satisfactorily.


ed and Works Satisfactorily.
From the Argus
Over fifty men have been at work
at the Avalon dam all week and the
force will be doubled in short time.
The big engine and the rock crusher
have been placed and work well. Mr..
can crush 100 tons of rock a day if
they can get the stuff to him. Two
pumps will be used and are now be-
ing installed. The well is now down
about 100 feet and hte water rises
20 feet. The flow, however, is not
strong enough to supply the necessa-
ry water, and the drilling continues.
The quality of water found SO far is
fair, but a better quality is likely to
be found
The trench for the concrete core
at the east end of the dam has now
been opened the full distance of 100
feet to bed rock, being over 80 feet
deep at the west end. Concrete will
be going in the first of the week.
The canal is now completed to the
fiume, and the whole force is at
work below the f1ume. About forty
teams are at work at this place.
Work has also begun at the fiume.
A force of twenty men will be used
on the work of strengthening the
piers. Good material for the concrete
work is on hand, and a pit for get
ting out sand and gravel mas been
opened.
At Dark Canyon, work is moving
along well. The material taken out
where the canal crosses the canyon
is being used to build a wing dam,
south of the canyon TO prevent food
water from following the west bank
of the canal 1t will be some little
time before concrete work will be
started on the canyon.
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DoWiE, THE PROPHET.
Tells How the Message Came to Him
From Elijah.

Tells How the Message Came to Him
From Elijah.
Chicago, June 16-Dowie, on the
witness stand today before Judge
Landis, was asked during cross-ex-
animation:
Are you Elijah, the restorer?"
Il have always BEEN
'eWnen did you first become con-
scious of the fact?'
1T grew gradually. The first time
it came to my attention was in Mel
bourne or Sidney. Australia, while
at the head of the Bible society. One
night | was asked to preach a ser
mon. I went to supper and ordered
two meals, which / forgot to eat.
had been thinking over my subject
and could not get beyond Elijah.
was thinking of his remarkable ca
reer, and my supper got cold. One o1
my deacons told me l had message
from God. | laughed and said, You
go away and let me alone He said
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Try Purity Flour.
cONFEDERATEs' PICNIC.

Veterans, Their Sons and Daughters
Will Take Their Annual Outing.
The ex-Confederate Veterans, the
Sons and Daughters of the Confeder-
ates and their families and friends
will hold their annual picnic next Sat
urday, June 21st on the Slaughter
ranch. There will be entertainment
for all ages and both sexes. The Ros-
well Band will be in attendance and
thus good music is assured. Judge
William H. Pope is set down for a
talk and there will be one other speak
er who mas not yet been selected.
If it is possible all are urgently re-
quested to attend, and take part in
the annual outing. A good time is in
store for all who go.
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Ask For Purity Flour.
Oil At Lake Arthur.

Mr.. Glass, VINO has the contract for
drilling the artesian we'll for J. K.
Hearte made a startling discovery
this week. Bubbles arose on the wa
ter and on close examination it was
found they contained oil. The first
indications of oil were found at a
depth of 315 feet, when oil sand and
shale were found. When the drillers
got to a depth between 700 and 500
feet the indications for oil became
stronger The drillers state that
when they reach a depth of 1000 feet
they are sure to strike oil and there
is no reason why we should not strike
it here-Lake Arthur Times.
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Albuquerque Team Leaves.

. The Albuquerque team of Shriners
departed for their homes this morning
amid much handshaling and merri-
ment.
The team was made up of the fol-
lowing: John Borrondaile, Frank Nc
Kee, j. C. Ferger, Maynard Gunsul,
w. c. Caldwell, Arthur Everett, Joe
Sheridan, Tom WiIkerson and Paul
Tentsch. A crowd of local Shriners
accompanied them to the train and
gave them a send-off.
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ters. In the country the rural guards
are throwing in their lot with the
peasants and refusing to protect the
landlords. The progress of the revo
lutionary propaganda in the army is
seriously alarming the government,
and to add to the rage of the popu-
lation comes the massacre of Jews
at Bialystock.
Grodna, Russia, June 16.-Accord-
ing to a message received here late
this afternoon, the firing continues
at Bialystock. The governor of Grod-
no and a local Rabbi left here this
afternoon for Bailystock with provi-
sions for the destitute.
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I want to tell you that you are Eli
jah.' He said that three times and
walked away I was much distressed,
for he could not have known that I
had been thinking of Elijah for an
hour. After the sermon one of the
members told me I was Elijah. For
years l would not think of the sub
ject, but in after years I had to come
to it. They were right. The first open
revelation was that night"
A number of alienists were. in at
tendance at court while Dowie was
on the standt
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SALE or TEXAS ROAD.
To Satisfy al Judgment Obtained in
Southern District Court of New
York, March 26, 1906.


Paris, Tex, June 16.-Attorney
Charles B. Brown, of New York fled
in the U. S. Circuit Court here pc
tition in a suit in which the Texas
and Pacific railway is made defend
ant, asking the court to order the
sale of that portion of the road run
ming from Jefferson to Paris and
from Texarkana to Texarkana juno
tion to satisfy judgment obtained
in the Southern District of New York
March &c. 1906, against the Missis-
sippi, Ell Paso and Eastern Railway
amounting to s5.s37. .70s The petition
alleges the granting of a charter by
the legislature of Texas to the Miss
issippi. Ell Paso and Eastern railway,
in February, 1856, to build the road
from Texarkana, and that on Feby.
Il. 1867, 2,400 bonds each for the
sum of $1,000 were issued to secure
the payment of which . deed of trust
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is 1T PARAFFINE?
Oil Expert Claims to Have Found De-
posits of Stuff in Eddy County.
Carlsbad Current.

The Current was informed this
week by an oil expert that he had test
ed specimens of oil taken from a well
on a ranch near Carlsbad, which well
mad been driven for water. This oil
was deposited to a depth of one-eighth
of an inch on top of the water which
had been "sIushed from the well and
there was no odor discernible. This
fact puzzled the expert, SO taking
some of the oil to his~Toom he kept
it several days before testing it. AT
ter testing, the substance proved to
be paraff1ne oil.
The well from which this oil came
has never been developed further. At
a considerable depth the E'bit'' stuck,
and there it now remains.
The expert stated that the only
known pure paraffine wells in the
world were in China and that the pro
duct was worth from $25 to $50 per
barrel
If this be the case, and it should
develop that any considerable guam
tity of this oil exists under the sur
face of Eddy county land it will mean
an immense thing for whoever is SO
fortunate as to exploit the field. But
SO far as it is known no definite steps
are being taken to develop it.
No doubt, with the coming in of the
Roswell field, should the latter de
velop paying quantities, it will not be
long before capital, local and other
wise turns it's attention to this sec
tion AS is well known paraffine oil
markable for its resistance to cnemi-
cal action
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Warsaw, June 16.-The latest mes
sage received here from Bialystock
says that the sacking of Jewish
houses and shops, accompanied by
conflicts in the streets between the
mobs and troops, continued until
late last night Many Jews, Poles
and Russians, both civilians and sol
diers, were killed and wounded. The
suburb of Bojary was totally burned,
and eight streets of Bialystock were
completely sacked. The mobs deyas-
tated the Jewish shops in the town
of Chernayawiez, the first station
out of Bialystock on the line to
Grodno. In Warsaw two police ser
geants have been shot and killed
and another policeman wounded by
the terrorists, and a policeman who
pursued the assassins was shot and
killed by passing woman.
Indescribable Horrors.
ST. Petersburg, June 16.-M. Vina
yer, a constitutional Democratic mem
ber of the lower house of parliament,
received the following dispatch from
Bialystock this morning: THE riot
ing proceeded throughout the day
yesterday with unabated fury, and
still continues with no sign of ces-
sation. 1t is impossible to send par
ticulars of the horror
Direct kilograms from Bialystock
to the newspapers here today con-
tain no fresh information. Telegraph
dispatches sent by the Associated
Press remain unanswered. The Bourse
Gazette prints dispatches from Crod-
no declaring that the governor =es
that city has expressed himself to
the effect that there is no hope of
stopping the butchery of Jews at
= Bailystock for two or three days.
Panic at Other Places.
Odessa, June 16.-The Jews at
Kishineff are in state of panic in
view of reports that Jewish massa-
ere is threatened. They hastily closed
and barricaded all their houses and
stores at noon today. and the town
Jewish excesses also are feared at
several places in southern Russia.
Murder and Piundering Continue.
Berlin, June IA dispatch from
Bialystock, dated at 2:40 this after
noon, says that plundering and mur-
dering of Jews continues. The garri-
sons from several neighboring places
are in possession of the city which
is on fire. Further fires are continu-
ally breaking out. The situation is
frightful Few Jews have been able
to escape.
St. Petersburg (4:10 p. m) June
16.-Unconfirmed rumors are circu-
lated that anti-Jewish outbreaks have
occurred at Brest, Litovsk and Volna
1t is also reported that a Catholic
priest was torn to pieces at Bialy-
stock, but this is officially denied.
Government in Panic.
St Petersburg, June 16.-Tne grav,
ity of the situation grows hourly. The
bourses at st. Petersburg and Mos
COW are In a panicky condition. and
the Social Democrats and Social Re
volutionists considering parliament te
be negligible quantity are pushing
the campaign for an armed uprising
with Increased vigor Demonstration
are daily occurring in the streets ol
MOSCOW in favor of general strike
The agitation among the workmer
here has revived to the boiling point
and patrols are again maintained In
heavy force In the Industrial quar-.
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County Commissioners to Meet.

The Board of County Commission
ers will meet as a Board of Equaliza-
ton Monday morning and afternoon
at the court house The Board may
also take other business should such
as requires action come before it.
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Ask For Purity Flour.

Capt w c. Reid is now attorney
general of New Mexico, and nobody
who knows that gentleman will doubt
for moment that Captain Reid will
abundantly vindicate Governor Hager
mans choice of a legal adviser.-So-
zorro Chieftain.
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KzMoNos FROM SOC TO SIS At PRICE & CO

on all the road then built or after
wards to be constructed was given
Later these portions of the Mississip-
pi, Ell Paso and Eastern, described in
the petition, were absorbed by and
became a part of the Texas and Pa
cific system, hence the pleading ag-
ainst the latter road as\defendant.
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CONGRESSMAN MAY DIE.

Was Injured Last Night by Falling
Through a SkyIight.
Washington, June 16.-The condi-
tion this morning of Representative
Rufus Lester, of Georgia, who last
night fell through a skylight in an
apartment house where he has been
gress, was very critical. He lapsed
into unconsciousness, and the chan
ces are very much against his re
cOyery
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Japanese Transport sunk.

Toxic, June 1.-THE Japanese
transport Toyotomi which started
from mere at nine O'Clock Thursday
evening sank when "a miles of Jo-
shin, Korea Twelve of her crew es-
capped and fifty are missing.
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y. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
OlocaI Report.Y

observation taken at a. ND
Roswell, N NJ, June 16,-Tempera-
ture, max 81, min. Sc, mean, 81; pre-
cipitation in inches and hundredths,
90; wind, dir. Sc. veloc 8, weather,
cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
Stationary temperature.
N. WRIGHT
OMciaI in Charge.
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Attention knights Of Pythias.

All members are requested to meet
at the hall tomorrow morning at
eight O'Clock to go out to the GENE
terry at 8: 80 to decorate our brothers
graves.
w. @. FAWCETT, K r. s.
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The Greater Pittsburu.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 16.-The de
cree consolidating Pittsburg and AL
legheny was signed today by Judge
Frederick H. Collier of the county
court, and the legality of the greater
Pittsburg is now established.
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2 Washington, June 16.-Pre-
2 sident Roosevelt signed the
? statehood bill at 3:05 p. m.
3 today.
3 Acting president pro tenn 6
? Kean, for the Senate, today 6
, signed the statehood bill. His &
; signature was Immediately be- &
3 low that of Speaker Cannon, &
? and it was announced that the 6
; measure would at once be for 6
3 warded to the White House. z
? 9 6, g g g g g g g g g g 3 3 s
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Try Purity Flour.
Oil Stock. is Selling.

The Record learns that a consider
able amount of the stock of the Home
Oil Company of Roswell has been
sold at par, and that only limited
amount will now be placed on the
market
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KENTUCKY HOME COMING.
Yesterdays Festivities centered Ar
ound the Log Cabin in Which
Abraham Lincoln Was Born.

Abraham Lincoln Was Born.
Louisville, KY, June 16.-The
Homecoming exercises yesterday cen
tered around the log cabin in which
Abraham Lincoln was born, and
which during the week has been stan
ding in Central park. Addresses by
Adlai E. Stevenson and Col Henry
Watterson we're features. Mr. Steven
son made the grafton of the day, and
after alluding to the hospitality
shown during the week, he dwelt up
on the career of Lincoln, holding up
his character and career as a model
to all Americans for all time
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o. C. Womack, who was tried be-
fore Justice Bailey yesterday for
stealing a watch from F. NJ. Jump,
was sentenced to fifty-fiye days in
jail.
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Iowa Dairy stock For Sale.

Having sold my place, now would
like to close out my dairy stock at
once Horses and machinery also.
particulars. call phone 284 89t6*
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Purity Flour.

An informal dance was given last
evening after the band concert at the
Shelby hotel The Mexican orchestra
played for the dance.
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THE BILL
SIGNED
STATEHOOD QUESTION NOW UP
TO THE PEOPLE.
CONGRESS MAKES GOOD

Now Comes the Tug of War to De-
eide Whether New Mexico and Ar-
zona Want to Be Joined as Single
State.
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SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS KILL
ED AND WOUNDED.
MASSACRE OF JEWS

Towns Burning, Soldiers Rebellious.-
Gravity of the Situation Grows
Hourly, and the Government and
Financial Circles are Panicy.
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w. H. McBrayer's Cedar Brook,
bottled in bond.-Oriental Saloon.
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THE PRESIDENT ADDS ANOTHER
CHAPTER TO THE DISPUTE.
HE WANTS RESULTS

Doesn't Care Anything About the
Language of the Amendment, if it
Secures Thorough and Rigid Inspec-
tion of Packing Houses.