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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21
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The phkhicht and Secretary Root
would DO well TO recognize the fact
that the federal government is not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

- thefgepa bllcan administration
at Nashingion have whatever glory
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wrlmg from them by eaorhitant tar.
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Sc.
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cbleaoo ofIce.-wHllams a johnson,
Marquette building.
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The Leader "a member Of the Asso-
s,atsd press ana receives the day tele-
graph report Of that great ncws orsani-
ratlon FOR exclusive Afternoon publication
IN Guthrie and so miles radius.
The oasis., 1906-09-29

tion The general offices of the company are at SIP Grand avenue, Kansas City, Mo; and the office of the fiscal agent is in the same city: suite 600, Century Building.
 Under the care and management of the gentlemen named this great enterprise is in safe hands, and the work laid out for prosecution
The oasis., 1906-09-29

other lateral section of four claims paralleling the first four on the Sweet ledge. They are known as the four Burners, and are named re- spectively, II. w., Glen C., R. E., and Ream Bruner. They are tray- ersed by another great ledge that shows ore wherever 1t has been prospected.
 THESE PROPERTIES
 comprise an area of mineral bear ing ground that has hardly an equal for surface indications any where in the mining regions or the American continent They are the very cream of rich mineral re- zion, abounding in copper, the one metal of the greatest use to man. kind, for which there Is a great and growing demand, constantly increasing and without apparent limit. They are within ten miles of a railway station. from which there is a good wagon road, over which heavy loads may be hauled with ease. And they lie in such position that they can be readily, easily and economically " operated The mill site and camp location are at the east end of the group, crowning the brow of mesa over looking Temporal Gulch, from which an inexhaustible supply of water may be secured. Rising gent ly to the westward the hills through which run the lodges give good sites for hoisting plants, whence the ores lifted from the deep shafts that will be sunk can be carried by gravity down to a reduction plant that will rise in the near future on the edge of the gulch.
 PRESENT OPERATION
 includes the erection of hoist which is now en route and will be installed on the A. c. Sweet claim, upon an eminence a short distance above the great ledge exposure de- scribed hereinbefore. A road is now nearly finished from the gulch up to the site for the hoist, over which to convey the machinery
The oasis., 1906-09-29

directors are, Roland k. Bruner, president; Judge A. M Fyke. vice president; A. c. Sweet, secretary and treasurer; Jean Robert Moe chel, Ph. D., consulting engineer and chemist; Raymond F. May, fiscal agent; A. B. Richmond, E. M., general manager. The general
 managers office is at Patagonia, Arizona, the nearest railway sta
The oasis., 1906-09-29

wbth f tfHges ltH#lafse ti0 bW stihe engine, witb | capacity nf poihe fat depth oi i0U itef At sooo a installed it wtll bt sef Co sinking double comppftmcnt shait which will bc cttfIed doon ih tbt shortest possible tiuc tn the iull extent of the capacity of the cable And from the shaft cxten- sive exploration drifts will bc run iu all directions Co follow the ledge and to cut the other lodges
 The company includes some of the strongest and best business men in the east. The officers and
The oasis., 1906-09-29

W.ll bt Hell thd lbafaUsht he formed ll fe.8ll wlll he0f tfetf intefesf tolle people oi -aotoC Cfox taHufv iw itt tuoeeas will mttu u efeui and permanent addition to fhe immense mineral resources 9f the region Az stated hcfcinbe lore, its fofmption is ptonouhted by experts tcrv similar Go thut at Butte, one of the greatest copper producing regions in Che world and t i- freely predicted that m the Wrphtsou district will arise another Butte rivalliue in prodnc. tion and dividends it- Montana prototype, adding to the weath of the world and enriching all who are interested therein.
 ALLEN f BIRD
 MORALES, Ariz., Sept. I 1906
 
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The oasis., 1906-09-29
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Saturday scptcmbct 70 foo6

1uofttite Where it appears, it lies at an angle from the Sweet ledge, but bends gradually and
 runs parallel thetewith The ba. salt seems shot full of thaIcocile, in small nodules, for a distance of several feet from the quartzite. Then the group is completed by am
The oasis., 1906-09-29

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by "THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION"
The oasis., 1906-09-29
WATCH FOR THE RACES
TO THE
AMERICAN ELITE

The most popular place in the city. Three chairs and frst-class barber for each. Mas sage and Baths. Next to Montezuma Hotel sumMEy WILL SEE THAT U. R. TREATED RIGHT
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06

nett, A. Pruit, j. F. Hinkle, w. NJ At
kinson- Robt. KeIlahin, c. d. Dilley,
]. A. Graham and Jno- w o being
all the incorporatoTs who have assoc
ciated ourselves together for the pur-
pose of forming a corporation under
tae name of THE HOME OIL COM
PANY OF ROSWELL, NEW MENl-
CO." under the laws of the Territory
of New Mexico, the articles OF such
incorporation having been transmit
ed TO the Secretary of the Territory
for filing under the laws of the Ter
rftorv of New Mexico. do hereby Ger
fify and declare that there shall be
no liability of the stockholders lof
unpaid stock or on account OF any
| stock issued of said corporation, ana
there shall be no such liability attach
ed TO any stock issued by this corpor@
alton.
In Witness Whereof. We nave mere
INTO set our hands and seals TINS lh'
9th day of June, A D., 1906
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Bright eyes are an infalnble index

Bright eyes are an infallible index
To youth windows rom which
shoots his arrows HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes bright
eyes. rosy cheeks. Tea or Tablets
AZ cents. Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co
All the dry goods men have bro
ken loose at once in ADVERTISING spe-
cial sales. The Joyce-Pruit Co sot
in first. however and people nave
already got a taste of the good things
offered at this store. The ladies, WAC
do most OF the buying in times o.
| special sales will visit All q men
within q few days and FIND some
| thing at each one better or cheaper
| than at any other place The mort
the better.
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New Cases FILED N Court.

The following suits have been fled
in district court during the past feW
days:
IovcaPruit Company against War
rem Wagner. on account TOT 9f'
and for costs. fees. etc. cot & Dunn
are attorneys for plaintiff
The Roswell Trading Company az
ajnst Warren Wagner. in attachment
and on account for S304-50. costs,
foes etc Scott 4 Dunn are attorneys
for plaintiff
Edward A. Finnegan against Ira
r Thompson. on an alleged agree
| ment for sl60, costs. fees. etc. Plain
| lin claims that ne agreed 70 sell Tor
| defendant certain land for a sfipuia'-
| ed sum, and thai he secured a Gus
! TONER who agreed 10 pay $500 for
the land. Scott & Dunn are attorneys
' for plaintiff.
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WANTED.

WANTED Nurse girl at sol Wash
ington. ootf-
WANTED Lady to keep mouse
and lake care of two children Ad-
dress NJ. z. Miller, Roswell. 0St2%
wANTED.-A position as foreman or
Superintendent of farm. by young
man of clean habits experienced IN
most ines of farming, stock raising
aud fruit growing. Good education
ana health. Plenty of references
Addres IN. l.. clio Record. O7t2-
lost Grown Collie dog, with
white run around half his neck
to name Of -Scotty-' Lib
eral reward for return to G. - IL
c-hardson, cor. 7th and Lea ave. &c
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FOR RENT.

RENT Furnished house APP
ply at 625 N. Main st. 06to"
FOR RENT Nicely furnished ROOM
with board if desired, for gents or
couple. 404 N. Lea oStzf
FOR RENT Desirable room at
rear of y. s. Market in Record
Block. Apply u S. Market l9tI
FOR RENT -Four room house, 504
North Penn. ave. Good location and
three blocks from town Apply al
house. O2tI
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TERRITORY OF NEW MExiCO.-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.-
MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFICATE

l ERHIt ohT UT NEW
OFFICE OF THE sECRETARY.-
MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFICATE
/ ]. w. Reynolds, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for record
this office at Nine O'Clock a. m,
IN the End day of July, A. D., 1906,
of Stockholders Non-Lia-
bility of
THE HOME OIL COMPANY OF
ROSWELL. NEW MEXICO.
CNo. 44S3)
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory OF New
Mexico, at the City of San
ia Fe. the Capital. on this
(SEAL) End day of July, A. D. 1906,
J.. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
I J. w. Reynolds, Secretary OF the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for record
| in TINS once dI Mic CAoCH
the Second day of July A d., 1906
| Certificate of Stockholders Non-Lla
bility of
THE HOME OIL COMPANY OF
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO,
(Nos 44S3);
and also that l have compared tht
following copy of the same. with th'
original thereof on file, and ueciar'
it TO be a correct transcript therefron
and of the whole thereof.
j Given under my hand n IN
Great Seal of the Territory of Ne'
Mexico, at the City of SaT
ia Fe, the Capital. on tn
1sEAL) second day of July, A D
1906.
J. w. RAYNOLDs.
Secretary of New Mexle
: Certificate of Non-Liability of Stocl
holders.
|. KNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
ENTS:
That we, e. A. Cahoon. r. F. b
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Nrs II. z. smith. of san Antonio
and I r Moore. wife and family. Of
Laredo, Texas. arrived yesterday ioi
a visit with their father, G a Moore
and other relatives Taey will be here
for a month or two
d. r BettisOn today moved from
his place five miles east into lAe CITY
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
Territory of New Mexico, County of

Territory of New Mexico, County of
ChaVes, IS:
On this the 27th day of June. l5oe'
before me personally appeared E A
Cahoon. r. F. Barnett. A. Pruit. J. r.
Hinkle. w. NJ Atkinson, Robt- Kella-
hin. c. d. Dilley, j. A. Graham, and
| Ino w. Poe. to me known TO be the
| persons described in and who execu1
| ed the foregoing instrument, and &C
| knowledged that they executed ms
same as their free act and deed
In Witness Whereof. have mere
unto set my hand and affixed my OF
fetal seal on the day and year II
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Classified "Ad5.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-A good draft horse and
MI cow inquire A. j. Rakebrano'
1901, n. Main. o't5~
FOR SALE:-A good top buggy for
$500 if sold in next few days, par
ty going away 504 N. ia ave o''l'
FOR SALE A good business, be
tween Roswell and Carlsbad, doing
$1,000 business per month. Best To-
cation, best business; six months
old. Address Il. F." care Record.
S4tf.
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Notica-Life insurance companies
VIII rejuce the rate - per cent TO
an who agree 20 use HoiIiSteT ffocAS
Mountain Tea A wise measure Tea
or Tablets. 30 cents. Roswell DRUG *
IeWelrN 20.
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this certificate first above written
tSienedb
CSEAI, Ralph NJ. Parsons
Notary Public in and for Ghavea
County.
Endorsed. No. 44S3. Cor. Reed Vol
) Page 4o1- Cert. OF Stockholders
Non-Liabilfty of The Home OIL Com
panv of Roswell. New Mexico. Filed
in office of Secretary Of New Mckee,
July ? 1906. 9 q. m
J.. W RANNOLDS.
Cor,ud q 10 W S~ecrataFy-
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Couud O TO w Secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
BEACH BAND CELEBRATES
DEFEAT OF "MAY0R" CATE
PLAYS A FUNERAL MARCH IN
FRONT OF HIS HOME
Long Beach Prepares for the Coming
of the Pacific quadron-PostaI |
Receipts Keep on Growine--Bosus
BilI-Passng Was a Joke
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, April 10.-Long Beach
is slowly recovering from the effects Of
the election. AS announced yesterday,
the Independent ticket was successful
to man, the Good Government party
carrying but one man in one precinct
No 8, where Thomas w. Williams beat
George w. Young for marshal by 13
votes. In aggregate, Young beat Will
liams by rs votes of a total of 1880.
The trustees elected are F. H. Downs
G. A. Mohrenstecher, S. L. Lent and G.
Baldwin.
The Royal Italian band of this city
rejoiced exceedingly throughout the
night last night by reason of the defeat
of Mayor" D. M. Cate, whom they COR
sidered an enemy. At o'clock this
morning italian wine and spaghetti
flowed freely at the home of one of the
musicians and when the time was right
Chopins Funeral March" was played
opposite the home of Mayor Cate on
East Ocean Park avenue.
At a meeting 9f the chamber of COM
merce held this evening preparations
were made for the reception of the
Pacific squadron, due to arrive off
Long Beach April is for two weeks
stay.
1t has developed that Frank N. Nc
Conkey. who committed suicide in this
city Saturday night. was a brother-in-
law to Truman Reeves, treasurer of the
state of California. McConkey was
resident of Fresno and will be buried
by the Odd Fellows lodge.
An attempt will be made to save
Paul McAllister, charged with passing
bogus $40 bill, from prison by proving
that he received the bill in good faith
from friend and passed it in like
manner. A young man has appeared
who reimbursed Mrs. Folsom, the vic
timized woman, and. stated that he
gave McAlister the bill as a joke.
Figures available indicate that the
postofflce business for the year ending
March 81, 1906 will exceed $50, 900. plac-
ing Long Beach we'll up among South
ern California offices.
Salt Lake Railroad Superintendent T.
P. Cullen was a Long Beach visitor,
investigating conditions at the trestle,
which has resulted in a battle between
the Los Angeles Dock and Terminal
company and the railroad. The trestle
is over Cerritos slough, which the rail-
road alleges to be unnavigable, while
the company dredging the harbor say
otherwise.
The big dredger Oakland, which will
be used at Naples by the company at
work improving that growing resort,
passed Long Beach on her way to Ala
mitos Bay this afternoon. The Oakland
was towed from Mare island south by
the tug Annie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
RESUME OPERATIONS ON
GREAT ARROWHEAD DAM
EVENTUALLY 1T WILL BE THE
GREATEST IN STATE
Third Trial Of Ward Divorce--Hlgh-
land the Mission City-lnspectors
Are Catching Contraband Chinese.
New Bank at RiaIto
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. April 10,-To-
day work was resumed in the Little
Bear valley on the great Arrowhead
dam for another seasons work. At the
outset $50 men will be put to work ana
this will be increased to as high as
double that number during the sum-
mer 1t is expected that it will reach
height that will make it possible next
winter to commence the filling of the
great storage reservoir. To complete
the dam will require one more seasons $
work, after the one just commencing.
1t will be the greatest storage dam in
California.
The divorce case of Mrs. Mary Ward
versus John Ward was commenced to-
day berore Judge B. F. Bledsoe here.
1t is the third time that a divorce
action has been commenced by one or
the other of the parties. The first case
was commenced some years ago by
Mrs. Ward, but she was denied de-
cree. Later Ward commenced an ac-
ton and the complaint was served on
his wife while they were dining to-
gether in a local restaurant. That was
discontinued and now comes the third
action. The couple formerly resided in
Ventura. Ward is probably worth a
quarter of million in San Bernardino
realty and mines and his wife is worth
half that sum.
The business men of Highland have
a unique scheme for advertising their
growing city. They propose to remodel
all the fronts of the business houses on
the main streets, making them all of a
mission type, and extend the second
floor out over the sidewalks in arcade
style. The town will then be adver-
tised as the Mission city" A number
of building owners have already agreed
to make the changes.
James Geer, the Cajon pass rancher,
who was brought to the city few days
ago on a charge of insanity, has been
discharged by the court, the physicians
agreeing that nothing ails the man,
except perhaps that he is a little &C.
centric from having lived alone for
fifteen years.
Inspectors have been working in the
city this week looking for Chinese who
are illegally in the country. Three Were
caught in this city, one of them having
a bogus certificate and the other two
none. In Redlands the inspectors
caught two more, and in Riverside, six.
The Chinese will be sent to San Fran
cisco for deportation.
The First National bank of Rialto
has been organized with a capital of
S25, 900, with president, George Mallory;
vice president, j. w. Lawrence; cashier,
Eugene w. Lawrence; directors. c. p.
V. Watson. Fred A. Tape, Ira a.
Leighley, H. B. Thomas, George NAL
lory, J. w. Lawrence, Eugene l.. Law
renee, most of whom are of Los Angeles.
Grand naval balls at Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
ENGINEER PRESENTS BILL
Ocean Park Must Pay Despite Defeat
of Ten Thousand Dollar
Bond Issue

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, April 1O.-It made no
difference to Engineer j. D. Schuyler
that the proposed $4,000 bond issue for
bulkhead purposes failed to carry, his
professional advice had been officially
solicited in preparing specifications,
etc, preparatory to putting the ques-
tion before voters and his bill against
the city as presented to the board of
city trustees last night totaled an even
$500. The council breathed hard at
mention of the amount but after a long
discussion and on professional advice,
freely given, ordered the account set
tied Now it may be necessary to call
a bond election to raise the engineers
$500.
A bundle containing two vests, pair
of pants and a coat was found lying
far out on the Horseshoe wharf last
night. The discovery created consid-
erable excitement and an investigation
by the police was Immediately insti-
tuted. At late hour today nothing to
explain the presence of the clothing on
the pier had been brought to light.
The action of Marshal Lang in sus-
pending Policeman w. c. Porter, whom
he claimed he found on duty intoX-
icated, has been sustained by the city
council,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
RIVERSIDE REWARDS CLERK
Trustees Increase SaIary-English-
man Committed to Asylum-Heavy
Citrus Shipments
Special to The Herald

special to Inc Herald.
RIVERSIDE. April 10,-The city
trustees met for the last time today,
the full board being present. The SER
vices of the city clerk We're recognized
by the board, Clerk Stbbins being
voted an increase of salary from $100 to
$125 a month. The heads of the various
city departments were ordered to report
inventories of all city property to the
board. The board will make an official
count of election ballots Monday, at
which time the new board will organize.
There is no change in the personnel of
the board, Trustees Lawler, Ford and
Chase having been elected
G. Hornby Kenyon, scion of a wealthy
English family, was today committed
to the Highland asylum He is pos
sessed of a mania that someone is fol-
lowing him with homicidal intent. He
has been residing at Hemet for the past
month. The y .ng man attempted to
commit suicide last night by cutting
his throat with pocketknife, but was
restrained by his keeper.
Citrus fruit shipments to date from
Riverside are 1858 cars of oranges and
645 cars of lemons. Shipments for the
past week were 271 cars of oranges and
thirteen cars of lemons.
Pacific squadron is now at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
MESSENGER BOY is SHOT
Crawling With Rifle to Shoot Birds
Gun Is Accidentally
DISCHARGED
Special 10 The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, April 10.-Earl
Moore, a 14-year-old Santa Barbara
youth, was perhaps fatally injured this
morning while out shooting by the acci-
dental discharge of his shotgun. His
companion, Leonard Hopkins, received
three stray shot in his face.
Young Moore lives with his mother
at S13 East Gutierrez street and is en-
ployed as a Western Union messenger.
The two lads went out shooting on the
foothills east of the city, and Moore
crawled up on rock to get a bird S
nest. His gun slipped and when the
trigger struck the rock was discharged
The entire charge struck him in the
fleshy part of his hip. Hopkins gave
the alarm and the injured youth was
taken to the Quisisano sanitarium.
Admiral Goodrich is now at Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
Womans Club in Santa Monica Does
Energetic Preliminary Work
for Issue
snecial to The Herald

SptVTfT 10 IIt IIsIdIU.
SANTA MONICA. April 10.-Recent
activity on the part of the Woman's
club in circulating petitions urging
improved and increased school facil-
tiles and in bringing the matter to bear
on members of the board of education
has eliminated in the call for special
election on May 2, when school bonds
in the sum of 100000 will be voted. OF
the amount it is the intention to ex-
pend $4,000 in replacing the Sixth street
school house with modern structure
as we'll as purchasing large section
of adjoining ground. 1t is also the
intention to build a school house at
California avenue and Washington
street and one in the Westgate tract.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
Plan No. 2

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
ROMANCE AT SOLDIERS HOME
Assistant Engineer Takes a Bride.
Three Veterans Are Ad-
judged Insane

Special 10 The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, April 10.-The
assistant engineer of the Pacific home
Sidney F. Nirk. a native of Nebraska,
aged 26 years, has taken unto himself a
helpmeet for life in the person of Miss
Belle Banks, aged 26, native of Cali
fornia, and are in Riverside for a
honeymoon.
Nineteen members have taken honor
able discharges from the home, declar-
ing themselves able to live outside on
their pensions, one of them receiving a
$50 pension.
Three were adjudged insane by the
county court-Charles c. Morrell,
Samuel n. Pethick and d. P. York.
Hotel del Coronado, the gayest resort
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-11
Hotel del Coronado

With the arrival of the Pacific squad
ron at Coronado and the presence of
many of the wives and relatives of the
officers Hotel del Coronado has taken
| on an added gayety.
Many dinners and receptions have
been planned. The squadron will re-
main about ten days.