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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-01
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THE N. D. PHELPS CO.,
t36 N. Main Street, Barre. VT.
AUG TON

Receivers absolute disposal
Sale at Auction tuesday, Dec.
4th, 1000, at 10 O'Clock in
The forenoon, the entire stock
of Libersont & CO., General
Store, East Barre, VT.
Said stock to be sold in one
lot for cash to the highest bid
der to settle the copartnership.
The stock is contained in two
large stores and basement, con-
sisting in part Of Dry Goods,
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding,
Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains, Gro
ceries ofevery description, Hard
ware, Harnesses, Whips, Blan-
kets, Notions, Stoves, etc, in
fact, all goods to complete
first class assortment, TO be sold
as per late inventory, amount
ing to nearly $4,000. Sold
rain or shine atthe time above.
H. D, CAMP, Receiver.
East Barre, VT, Nov. 81, 1906.
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

to that company last May.
The present company Is incorporated
for $750.000 and mill for the extrac
ton of the sapphires has been built
at the mines this year at an expense
Of 100000. Cutting machinery to EN-
ploy ten men has been installed at the
Great Falls cutting plant, which be-
gan operations October %, 1906 The
company is shipping about SO carats
OF saleable material day, valued at
about $1,000, and this will be doubled
by spring. The total production Of
sapphires for the year is approximate
ly $250,000 for all mines in the state
The biennial report of State Mine
Inspector Walsh has been submitted
to Governor Toole. In his introduc.
tory the inspector calls attention to
the fact that though there has been
noticeable shortage of water, there
has been more activity n the work OF
operating properties and more syste.
matte and extensive development dur.
ing the past two years than at any
similar period during the states min
ing history, the mineral output being
greater in value than that of the large
stock and agricultural interests com.
bined. Continuing the report says
there has been no time in the states
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

mineral history when SO much inter.
est has been evinced and such large
aggregate sums of money have been
expended in prospecting and in the de.
velopment Of prospects as at this
time; thai the opinion of the East as
to the general mineral resources of
the state, the reliability and richness
of her precious and useful mineral
Ilodes is much more favorable and
confident than it has been in the past.
and as a consequence prospects and
partly developed mines of merit have
not found it difficult to interest cas-
tern capital in their complete and sue
cessful development.
Mr.. Walsh pays tribute to the pros.
pector," who spends his life searching
for the lodes he is unable to develop
and from which he so seldom receives
more than a bagatelle of its value. At
tention is called to the aggravating de.
lays and expense the prospector and
miner is put to by the red tape of the
forest reserve regulations, and sug.
gests that they should be made more
simple and less restrictive, and atten-
tion is also called to the fact that
there is now no provision under which
mineral locations may be made on
state lands!, and that as considerable
areas of mineral lands are held under
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

the several grants that have but little
value aside from the leads that ma,
traverse them, laws should be enact
ed that will allow the prospecting OF
such lands, the location and develop
ment of discovered leads and the final
requirement of title from the state
III some manner as is now provided
by the federal laws. The report calls
attention to the fact that the general
government has always pursued the
most liberal policy in inducing people
to come from every part of the world
and acquire free agricultural homes
and says the same policy of encourage.
ment and assistance should be ex.
tended to the prospector in the min.
eral sections of the country.
The strides of advancement that
have been made in the copper indus
try during the past couple of years
ment,has been no less wonderful. the
larger mines being models and their
equipment both underground and on
the surface being the most modern
that can be procured, so that the mines
and their equipment, the stamping.
smelling and refining plants of the
state have become famous.
The report states that in the pro-
duction OF copper Montana has left all
competitors far behind. The managers
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14
.AM0MG THE MINERS
Latest News from the Mining Camps
OF fergus County and ELSEWHERE.

Another company in which outside
parties are interested will shortly be-
gin development work on a promis.
ing group of claims in this section.
The Great Falls & Judith company
has filed its articles of incorporation
with the county clerk and recorder.
and has taken over the Eureka, Ball,
Evening Star, Cave No. 2, Daisy, New
York and Alta claims, situated in the
Judith mountains, between Gilt Edge
and Maiden. The company is capi.
talized for $150,0O0 and the directors
are R. W. Berry, Samuel Ford, Jerry
Quesnell and R. D. Warner. The group
of claims is considered by mining
men familiar with the ground as hav.
ing much merit. Mr.. Warner is the
company's manager, and he expects
to begin operations very soon.
The current issue of the Mining
World contains the following inter.
esting correspondence from Zortman !:
The Ruby Gulch Mining & Milling
company has been running it's 3OO-ton
cyanide plant daily since the opening
of the spring of 1906. producing from
$4,000 to 100000 monthly in gold.
The development shows that this pro-
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14
RYAN GETS YEAR
IN PENITENTIARY
Continued from page

sactiOn was all straight so far as
Ryan was concerned. and produced
the bill Of sale given by Dram
Stephens to Hedican. and The bill of
sale from Hedican to Ryan. The de-
PENDANTS good character Tor hOncstT
and integrity was also established b.
reputable witnesses.
The arguments yesterday were a
feature of the trial. Mr.. Ayers open
ed for the state and acquitted him.
self WELL and Mr. Worden followed
for the defense, bringing out strongly
all the points in favor OF his client.
Mr.. HuntOOn's effort was an espec-
tally able one. He marshalle.d his facts
into the strongest possible array and
with them assaulted the theory of the
state at every point, and beyond any
question deeply impressed the jurors.
Mr.. Belden's argument was one OF
the ablest he has ever made. He spoke
less than 80 miutes, but in that brief
period completely covered the prin-
cipal phases of the case. The address
was logical and convincing, and Mr..
Beldens arraignment OF the deIen-
dant was merciless.
The case reached tie jury sh lrt'y
before o'clock, and it began to look
like disagreement when at 1890
an agreement was reached. Ryan was
found guilty and the penalty fixed at
one year in the penitentiary, the ex-
treme penalty being five years. Ryan
waived time and was sentenced at
once. Judge Cheadle was not severe
in passing sentence, saying that
Ryan's downfall was evidently due
to evil associations. which had pro-
duced the usual result.
1t is announced that Ryan will take
an appeal to the supreme court. Judge
Cheadle left this morning for White
Sulphur Springs, where he will hold
a short session of court, and return
on Monday next. 1t is understood that
Barney Hedican, convicted on two
charges of horse stealing. will be SEN
fenced Immediately after Judge
Cheadle'S return
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

seen and inspected at 4ry time dus.
ing office hours and tnat the said
City Council of said city vii! meet It
the City Hall in said city at S O'Clock
p. in. OF the seventeenth day of De
cember, l90G, for the hearing Of pro-
tests against the final adoption Of the
same ana an! .ni AL :.:.::c'ns are in.
vlteC to be present who .e,. be in
terested therein to make formal p.o
test thereto.
The property effected by such as.
sessment and levy is described as fol.
lows: Block l of Staford's addition
NO i. blocks Il and IS Of Stafford's
addition, fractional block /, of Morase
addition and block Hill of the Orig.
inal Townsite.
Dated this 4th day of December,
1906. W. F. SMITH, Clerk.
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

of the magnificent properties are not
disposed to be satisfied with inferior
appliances any more than they would
be with second place in the line of
production, and it is mostly due to
their prompt adoption of modern ma
chinery and the most advanced meth
eds of operation that the copper in
dustry Of Montana has been made
famous the world over.
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

Millions of bottles of Foleys Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
person ever having experienced any
other than beneficial results from its
use for coughs, colds and lung trou.
bles. This Is because the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar in the vel
low package contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs. Guard your
health by refusing any but the genu
inc. c! H. Williams. Fo.
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the City
Council Of the City of Lewistown, by
resolution No. 20. passed on the 4th
day OF December, 1906. levied and as
sessed tax for construction of a dis.
trict sewer in improvement Distric-
No. Z, and that the said resolution IA
now on file in my Office ana lan be
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14
Pardons.

The pardon of cOnvicts to restore
citizenship should be abandoned, ex-
cept in rare instances. The man who
has lost his citizenship, and the right
to vote, through the commission of
crime deserves to suffer the penalty.
unless it can be shown that he has
suffered unjustly or too severely
Little Rock Democrat.
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14
Public Speaker INTERRUPTED.

Public speakers are frequently in.
terrupted BY people coughing. This
would not happen if Foley's Honey and
Tar were taken, as it cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. The genuine con.
tains no opiates and is in a yellow
package. c. H. Williams. Fo.
Fergus County argus., 1906-12-14

Read the Argus for the news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

81 PAUL May ss The rc-olec-
ton " Mayor ftobt A smith. DEM
orrat by "a plurality OF 1911 votes IA
this city, nomluallY republican. a.
construed as u direct answer 90
prayer.
This Is the view the women Of the
81 Paul corps. Volunteers Of Amer
tea take ~ the outcome of the bat
tle NJ ballots
fhia Is Mayor smiths fourth con.
serutiVe election ard he Waa three
terms previously mayor OF 81 Paul.
iio " q benign, kindly man. former
" wealthy uow ia moderate
eirrumHianees who sold his home b
stead % pay dcpasitora n a hank il
which he was interested that failed.
The Volunteers are Joyous over
the election outcome
W. prayed fof Mayor Smiths
eirctieu. said Capt. Christine Evan
snn. ~ the wumaua corps. because
Ne believe him a. be a Kind. christ
IAN gentleman. lie has always had
a kind word o. some cheerful sn.
roufaEemsut Zoe the Volunteers. aud
90 Ne women could not vote. Ne did
the only thing We could. prayed for
him"
The Volunteer 'lassirH" sent
Mayer Smith a bis bouquet the day
after election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
LECELESS MAN
HAS A VOICE
PRISONER IN POLICE COURT
TALKED so LOUD HG COULD.
NOT BE HEARD.

James a Holt II minus hin Meth.
er limbs but he has a voice thai
sounds like cross between baiky
automobile and rusty croaaeui
saw, JAMES recently eAme from
San Francisco ana has been wan.
dsung about the streets in a wheel
81 vehicle which he pfopcls With
hts hands The patralmnn arrest.
ed him on several principals
How ana you come 10 lose youi
limits 20 asked Judge Gordon.
Your honor replied the prison
se and hts ynier eama pouring
forth oyer lhe Failing which separ.
alea the prisoners from the couri
and hehiud which a little Wlsp al
hair was ali that could be- aseH
Of the leglees man
sshut up. shouted city Attorns,
he nrwcr
Another question aud once more
the irfasgibls city Attorney shouted
'shus up Again was the psddlrt
OF lead pencils asked q question aud
again Was he loudly told Ia shut az
Finding any effort at replying en-
ursiY useless the prisoner merely
replied Thank sou in trnpsa
tueus tone - further questions and
everyone IA the court but the eity
attorney was wearing a broad grin
Thirty days In iaid finally an.
neuHeed iudke Gordon and James
sfigElod himself back cat ~ sishi
sith an audible Thank you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
REALTY TRANSFERS

The deal " Margaret " Henry.
Who purchased iot ?. block ss3. $40
attic Tide lands fof $50. 600 has been
placed on record
Several important residential
dealh hAte been made NJ y Miles
has purchased lots 6 and 7. block
Is " l.. leslcF's First addition FOR
81. 900 Nora G noWen has bought
from 4 \ Nicksrnon lots = aud 2.
block Z. Henton addition. Tor 8. 500
The Mclaughlin Realty Co has
sold % Mari n druHar lot Il. block
;. Comptpna addition TOT $500
The Pioneer Rent and Collection
Co report the follos isg sales Cal
TO- Charlton 90 West Wheeler
lots and 8. block Edea a knight
addition. Consideration $500
Homer Decker IA VALLEY Investment
company. lots - and 90. block 4.
Davis addition. consideration 81 500
nr q l. Guthrie. 10 siptf.nKfen A
Arnsil ten acres Ia Pierce county
confederation $3.50 Chaa " NsW
ell 10 Y Alfoasn. lot 1 sander Hov
man s7aitiun. 81 .una ~ a. Nm
eegi 20 " Todd. lai q. blaek =
Syndicate addition. ts.boo n D.
Wright 70 " HakenoyefE. lot ..
block 9. Haiiefs addition. tz.foo
The firm ~ NJ u Jackson a
Sons, Doing a general real estate
aud loan business. has recently
been incorporated under the firm
aame % the Jackson hssitY s Loan
company. Capital sipp.GQ0 fulls
paid Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
DE CIRCUMOKU
SHONARY DICE

New. III tell yoh. Mistah jones.
doh All aid promise % love. honnh
en- obey yon. dar nm mitefsuting
eifeumrtanchsx Ia such a ease. II
eyab Yuh come home aFhin on "a
pay day en- have noihtu' bat empty
pockets, Misiah Jones. " viii simply
mount "a dc fact dat l.ll he wrnhfiu
mopfulu' Tor yau.'
samuel simpson Jackson Jones
did nat demonstrate Experience
had taught him better A. he left
the house hla feelings we're bitter
tie had meant to reform to DE good
uitd Nas going TO buy Rachel a
urN hat. extra from her weekly
stipend FROM hia pay. but the efap
Rans had gone against him, and
Nose Washington had. as on pre-
yious occasions. rakod him IN 60 thf
last nhskei
Mt. JONES' plodded YEARLY bic
way 40 absorbed was he that old
man Thompson had a. call twice be.
fafe he heard him
"Nitstah Joues. he said YOU looks
very much Wsafified 81 Al know
why. An spahe Rachel she dome
play de coal SHUTTLE on you fuh lohiu
yuh money tu dat appreciation
Nose Washington. Nov yoh come
IN heah an Ahil show Yah some
thin Abs been Nofkin' on.
Mr. Jones accompanied Mf
Thompson Into the iHttefs dumlclle
There the two sat Ions together
FROM time 10 time iutsrsperHed IN
their conversation was a eiiek-ciiek
sound a. ~ boys dropping marbles
oH pavement
AZ Mr Jones loft. smiling. be
asked What Yoh call dem rings
Misiah Thompson
Dose am eircumlokushonnry dice
invented by Mistah mi Thompson
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THE MARKETS


Vegetables.
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Waite River asiaisss. itais - tea CT
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Butter ard Cheese.
wsshihstna sgs@asfY ESTES r~r 10 NJ
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Live Stock
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
SEATTLE TagArUR usttERs
ORGANIZE SOCIAL CLUB

The Seattle Thsatef tshers club
wRa formally organised last uight by
~ 81 The ushegs aud employees OF
the local theatsrs The meeting y a.
held in fantasss theafaf following
the performance and officers elect
sd 50 folioNai President. Charles
Scott vice president. Eatl white, Of
fantaxsa thaatsr secretary. Al.
ellis treasurer. r. Walsh. Third
Avenue thsatsr.
A COMMITTEES Of five vas appointed
10 formulate a constitution ana bY-
laNs. Including Msssfn Davis.
wright Lyttis Noah and Jones The
Hsxt meeting will b. held Thursday
evening &c II oclerk. IA PantaFss
theater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

ton, him am refahmed. en- 81 yOh
doan get yoh black head out Of dat
window, I'm slash y0h."
Next day samuel Simpson Jack
ron Jones'. Rachel ana old man
Thompson enjoyed a aumpluoua re-
past.
After dinner old man Thompson
lay back Ia his ensy chair and
laughed
what yoh lauahin' bout1' asked
Sam.
aAh sent those cireuml0kuah= 3
onafY dice 10 Nose Washington en-
tale him 90 have 'em anerlyzsd."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
GDN MEN LOSE
FAT VICTIM
- OLSON BECAME sus.
.,o,,s Jusr At TsG RIGHT
,s AND is NOW $50 AHEAD.

,aflaence operators opened
wv 'ssa in Seattle Yesterday
r. ~ zine worn eas 81 borrow
sse ~ - fs,am a mes found ffiead
~ w. "a pay express chafges ON
49, go heia al the depot, SWING
$3.50 $50. ioF the loan a check Tor
srss amount -, a..
800 oleson. a bew arrival tn
N. Who Il reoming az hsA
~ 49,. - Il. VAS pleked out as a
it.e' ,lssfm Olcsou Vas approach.
~ ~. seafaence man No 1 In an
y salsaa. engaked In a general
A.ss.tsaa and then stccred IN
s,srtian u the depot Finally
= 80 cammeuccd admlrlnE the
& 1870 the bis clock and the
80 artanksmcnts
I, ,Als Point up COMES confidence
"a ? With 4 hearty ssluta
hls c,nfedcraie olvsou was
s'~.,Jssel The three became
- wAls. lack. exclaimed the
J. arrival ~ bis partner In the
-, -i've ~, 90 get my bagEage
~ have nothing but a sfaa
sAstk
.ssre how much iocanieAlly In.
..,'sa Jack "Oh. a hundred Nill
cane The HnsNef Jack imme.
s,..k found oat that 10 had for.
-s,,u his purse oieson was ap.
49, 10 and vas just fishing out
n wAieA hs had in his pockets
~. h became suspicious and
sssls ehsnxed his mind, later 70.
xrlss his experience to the police
\ iAs Meantime the two coaft.
Ascs operators disappeared and the
s6esrs are teslAy lookins for them.
: olssoa Vas able 10 give an sx.
seat description Of both men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

for de heusnt ov Mlstah Nose
Washington
ono NIGHT later there was the
usual gathering IN the Tor Haby
tavern. sounds ~ Come Hebeu.
Come 1ehen." "BR nir." "Fevah in
de south sounded out from the
crap table. MI Jones and Mr John
son were on hand. Mf Jones finally
got the dice Now. muh baby he
yelled. and tossed out eleven.
Nose Washington paid out the
stake Str Jones let Il lay. aud Mr
alongside 81 u. Nj. Jones paused
again. that u hia number came out.
ana he won double stakes, az did
M Thompson They won again aud
again. aud Nose Washington saw
his bank roll" 20 glimmcrine.
In scarcely an hour the tWa tri-
umphHut winners departed. dividing
their winnings ~ they went A.
home MI Jones confronted the yet
frowniuF Rachel. Dan" he said.
handing her huge roll Of bills. Am
tes ~ times IN one half dat ever
loet 10 that Nose Washington. Now
All gees yoh won't wear mournln'
f0f me
Deed All won't honey" Aaid
Rachel "fuh mus Be- done iiahed
Wild yoh Ihhoh ga yohd bettah 40
10 bed
Oats whah I'm gwine" said
Mlstah Jones, Zen Of course yoh
know It's chicken en- ham ga sweet
potaka 81 hot biscuits Tomorrow
or Mistah Thompson an coming
ovah for de feed
Rachel. with delighted eyes. Wns
counting her rolls when dsIieate
taps sounded on the window A min
ute later IL WAS gently raised ard
the head Of Nose Washington peered
within.
lee all ready foh dat 1opemeut.
now. Rachel" hr said.
what iopemcnt7f she asked IN
aiguhutlY
Didn't you say you'd 'lops with
me-" asked Nose rieadlnEiy.
An said An would n samuei
simpson Jackson Jones wouldn't re-
fohm. but yoh see. Mr. Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
solmEs pAYs riNE.

For patilnE 80 pounds q an
marked dynamite ahaani the zfasm
~ iytiss Thnmpann last winter ~
W Holmes vas yesterday found
guilty II violating federal FsEula
lions ard fined $50 IN iufEe Han
lords court The extreme panAlty
for this offeaae Is fine Of O.. D0o
ut impflaonmcnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

The pllY health beard ain name a
successor g. Health officer Lnd
iow. Who rvc.ntlt resigned. AZ ihe
nest regular meeting on AondaY
Several candidates Tor the ofncs
have filed applications With tbs
hsafd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
PROPERTY owNrRs ORGANIZE

Property owners Ia the uelshhor.
hood ef Westlake av'and pexier %
have organized the w,stlake noui..
ward aud Dexter street Addition
club fef the purpose % pushing the
proposed Dexter 81. rrErada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
0steOpathy

ne drakIess. ei0odlsas. painless
rs,A.Aa of treating disease III
mn.need phY sielAnk 1T the Kinks.
sglls Insiruary ot ostsopathy viii
"A vca honestly whether they can
~ yoa Examination free
fssstmeass. 4 takeu. SO a month
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

The Southern club met last night
In the chamber Of commerce. Tor
tho purpose Il arranging PRO.
gram for the next meeting % be
held June 8 The place OF meeting
10 D. Hnnaaneed later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30

steamer Tumpico, Capt - r.
MacKny. arrived late last night
from Chlgulk aud other western
ports. where ahn took freight. She
viii lay up until June 3. when she
sails for kotzebue sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-30
NO lNossAsE or nArss.

THAT an increase Of Is per cen, In
the cost Of fire Insurance Rffeetins
risks in this state has been ordered
hy the beard " fife underwriters fos
the Pacific coast. il dsnied by lee
Mckenaie. chief surveyor fae the
Washington Insurance asneelation
With headquarters Ia thla city.
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ON the FRONT

Steamer Santa Clara Will not sail
10 the westward until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock She will
have full load u freight and eys
cry berth taken BY passengers.
8eventy.fiye iaborera for the Alas|
ka Central railroad ~ Seward viii
60 north. and there viii be two
prominent copper companies repre-.
scented One Of the parties II head
ed By Stevens Birch Who goes 10
the Bonanza group. back Of valdez.
The Umatilla sailed for san
Francisco this morning With lsa
paasenRerH.