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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-04-26
tn. Apathy Of the Chorus Girl.

The ambitions of chorus girl. as II
rule. die young and as many refuse
lines AZ accept them. There was
Rirl. one OF four sisters who were all
In the chorus of various musical organ
isations. One night at the Grand Op-
era House In New York the sOubrette
OF the company was too Ill TO appear,
and her understudy was also absent.
In his predicament the stage manager
appealed to this particular chorus girl
to 20 on and read the lines as well as
she could. The girl said she would not
only read the lines, but could sing the
songs as well, all Of which she did, and
did with confidence and ability, and
for the first time In her life had spot
light follow her about the stage and
heard waves Of applause rush over the
footlights which were intended for her
md her only. After It was all over
she said quite casually to the admiring
throng that surrounded her: There's
nothing in It. girls. I've been a chorus
girl eight years, but I'm too old to be
principal II hope It'll never happen
again. From Behind the Scenes" by
Charles Belmont Davis. in Outing
Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-04-26
Scotch Bulls.

Two Scotchmen were discussing the
relative merits Of churchYards and
cemeteries when one Of them boldly
expressed his aversion to the latter
burial places in the remark. 'T'd raith-
err no dee ava than be buried In sic
place" To which his companion retort-
ed. "Weel, II I'm spared In life an
health, I'll gang naewhere else"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-04-26
For Sale In Rockville.

TWO HOUSES, one Of siI rooms and one
Of seven rooms; also . STORE AND
DWELLING ia the business part Of the
town. Store contains two large rooms, with
Eve rooms over 1t.
For particulars apply TO
JOSEPH READING,
sep 16-lm Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-04-26
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM Of 1872 Acres. more or
n less, situated about Q miles Of Choppers
Slatlon, this county, on fine public highway,
improved BY comfortable Frame House and
ouibuiidings; 100 acres under cultivation
and In fine condition, most Of II having been
lined twice; most Of the remaining % acres
covered by good timber.
Apply 10 BOWIE Y. WATERS,
july Tim Attorney, Rockville, Md.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
PROPOSAL FOR BIDS.
'construotion of Electric Railway.

Sealed proposals will be received a. the office of the Warren Company ax 2 ?. n Monday. February 4th. 1907. fer the preparing of the roadbed and seb-sEa ie of approximately five mics ef eieefric line for The Warren Com. pany. between Bisbee. Arizona, and Warren, Arzena.
 Instructions to bidders, specifica- tious, plans and proiles. and ether necessary information can be hal upon application
 Plans, specifications and profles win be sent to competent bidders upoc receipt Of twenty-five s25.00} dollars as a guaranty for return of plans. Pro posals shall be made upon blanks fuTa-. ished by the Company, and shall be- .accompaBief by 2 certified check or surety bond in the sum of ten par cent of the amount Of theis bid.
 The Warren Company reserves tae right 10 reject any or ali bids.
 CHAS. w. VAN DYKE,
 Manager. Bishee. Arizona. Dec. 10. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05

and his associates have been heavy buyers of Greene Gold-Silver stock of late and that the plan is to advance the price of the stock above $10 per share and take over sufficient treasury stock to give the company several mil lion dollars of working capital The Concheno.
 In this connection the following re cent dispatch sent from the city ot New York will be interesting
 NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Gencral Henry Ide Wiley. who has just re turned from Mexico, expresses the opinion that the Concheno mine is by far the most important asset of the Greene Gold-Sllver company as it will enatie the company to become a pro tducsr and q dividend earner immedi- ately.
 1!a.,payer shrdl hmfrlu dvgbk cnhm He says the CoBchenu will begin putting out and milling immediately 500 tons of ore daily which will yield s15 per ton. This means possible net earnings of $1,75O,000 annually, or about 90 per cent on the present mar l ket valuation of the Greene Gold-Sil- yer company's capital stock
 The 5Concheho company operates on vein 20 feet wide. which has been i developed to depth of 500 feet and I a length of 1900 feet. It has 100000 tons of ore blocked out which IS said to average $15 per ton in value. The Navidad mine, which. the Greene Gold Silver company purchased two years ago and which is spoken of in the company's recent neport as the Con cheno. the slight error being due 10 the fact that 1t is located in the Con cheno district. adjoias. tho Concieno. but it's location is down the mountaip 500 feet below tfe big Concheno mine
 The Navidad has been developed hy a three-comp paftEent shalt to 2 depth of 2G0 feet and for a length Of 600 feet on the same vein that the Con, eheno is working It's lowest level can be extended into the C91cheae So as to secure a total depth of 1l9g feet on the vein. General Wiley says that s feet Of the vein throughout the Concheno and Navidad properties car ries average values of S5e per ton ia gold and silver
 Company Has Plenty of Money ' General Wiley says that the popu lar supposition that the Greene Gold Silver company Is handicapped by iach Oi Al4AAo i2 fbtft15ktl ats NA-A-A tie+.t he says. has ali abundance of nsne7 and is prepared 10 push development work on ali of it's best properties There still remains unsoid in tht treasury considerable portion of tht ompany's preferred stock.
 I General Wiley quotes Col. Greene as declaring t his inientiop to aevaff all his time and attention hereafter t the wor kof opening up and opeTatins the properties of the Greene Gold-Sil i ver. company. IL is believed, therefore lthat Greene Quicksilver stock will sooI sell at a higher price than it ever ha: ein the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
JEALOUS WIFE TRIES TO KILL.

CoLLlNsvIILE. H.. Jan. 4.--Craz- cd by jealousy. Mrs. Lucy Shannon shot and probably fatally wounded her husband, Leonard Shannon, at Mary vile, five miles from here. and then attempted to take her own life by iumping into 2 well. Paul Shannon. her brother-in-iaW, intercepted her and she turned and attacked him go vigorously that he was compelled 10 beat her into insensibility. Paul sum moned assistance and his unconscious brother was taken 70 the nospit9l ih East St. Louis Shannon was shSr through the langs. Mrs. Shannon WAS arrested
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05

increasing Forcs,--Anay sccsi this morning sent five additional men 10. Pratt station. where they win be en- xaxed in the york Of getting out clay sz the contract which Mir Scott hoIds from the Copper Queen mining com psny. This clay is used for the CO.'S. TrTtsr lining at the smelser.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
PApgR MlEGs FoRM coMBINE.

APPLETON. Wis, Jan. IA print paper mill syndicate. capitalized at several million dollars and including every newspaper mill in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota is in process of formation, according to a semi-ot ficial report that transpired today. The syndicate is said to have been decided upon to take tse place of the General Paper company, which was ordered out of existence by the federal courts, it's operations having been contrary to the Sherman antitrust law.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
AIlsalsnee UnfsItsrInq.

The groap Of frIends and sllpporfers gathered about him in the hotel here are unfaiteTfag il their allegiance and stormy in their enthusiasm. The oth- CT side of the controversy has not agreed aron a leader and fhis is one of the weaknesses of taeie campaign. They have. however. many spolzes- n1sr. and these men are writing and taking to thousands e people.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
ARE
 BOUND ID FIGHT
Resist Strike of the Douglas PlastererS On the Ground
 Of UnfaifnesS.

DOUGLAS. Jan. Special. l- The strike of the plasterers who were working on the First National bank building hes had the result of bringing about an organization of the in this city for the pur- pose of protecting themselves against what is considered arbitrary action en the part of the plasterers. II is stated that Contractor Bane had no notice whatever of any desire of the plasterers employed on the bank building to haye their wages raised until they lett their work oIla morn ing Nith the statement tb9t theg. would not work any more for six dol. lars a dag They demanded that they bs paid S7 per day. which is the wage of the brick layers
 As soon as the other contractors learned af the action of the peasterers they at once went to MT. Zane and preferred to him their assistance in refusing to accede to the demand which they considered as arbitrary and unfair. After a conference II was found that the principal contraelors in the city were agreed on the propo- sition and a meeting Has called for the purpose Of organizing for protee- tion in the future
 The contractors who became mem bers of the org5nization were S F. Bane. C. D. parsoas. Taeloeg Bros.4 D. N Darling. Joha MePherson. Kroe- ger and Fisher and " M Bashore. They published a notice of their or- ganizatien but by an error the name of c. D. Parsons was omitted from the notice AIg- Parsons statesl 1his morning that he was in full sympathy with the organization and had bean 1tle Of the arsI lp suggest f
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05

and his associates have been heavy buyers of Greene Gold-Silver stock of late and that the plan is to advance the price of the stock above $10 per share and take over sufficient treasury stock to give the company several mil lion dollars of working capital
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
MosI1a out.-The tenanIs an th.

< Moving CEE----i tfe iS1aF1kS on flA3
 bdfIaing to be erected on C avenue be6weens Ninth and Tenth streets. are now moving out 50 that the buildings may De moved away 10 maxe room fo- the new structure. It was learueS tllis morning that Eon Arnirn and Dix pl would remain in their building l1I Eerhaps two weeks. as it will require s'sat length of time te get the 1onn. dation completed up 10 where the building occupied by tliem stands ]. 2. dcPherson has the contract for tiats Building and he viii have 3 force pf
 ron at work on the excavation and fouHdatiun next week
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
coNFuolus evEN NEw RANK.

PEKIN, Jan 4.-An Imperial ediat published todag raises Confacias to the same rank as heaven and the earth, which are worslIipped by the emperor alone. t is believed That this action is in deferenea to the re ligious scruples Of the Christian stu dents ii 1ifie EoTsYrc:s3ent colleges. who object 10 kowtowing" an act re- ouired by inmemorial custom before the tablet of Confae5ns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
TWINS ARE BORN DAYS APART.

WAUsAU. Wis. Jan. 4y-afrs. Her man Draeger. who became the mother of a boy last Wednesday. today gave birth to another. Physicians Glass the as twins. though they were born so far apart that there can never he any dispute as to which is the elder
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05

Judge Eiizonds s4ere.-Ismael Eliz- ondo, judge of fbe first instance at Mocfezarle during fbe trial of tac Ei Tigre case. is in town today The judge Is building lense On 2 avenue ard expects to move hi5 family here in April He expects to practice law hege and zt Moctezusna aad Nacozari-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
lsoeclal Cor respondence
CLAWsOA TRACT HAS
 NO TROLLY SERVICE
Street Car Extension At Doug- las Delayed For Want
 Of Material.

DOUGLAS. Jan. -(Specsal y- E. R Pirtle, representing the lntcs- national Land and Improvement com pany, has contracted for the erection of three residences on the Clawson tract. one to be on Ninth street. one on Eighth and the other on Eleventh street. These buildings will be con stracfed by krOeger and Fisher, and they win be of lumber. but Wili have all modern eoaYeuieHces. Two ef these buildings are to have built in the walls the latest attempt in the way of a folding bed, These beds will be part of the house and in the wall will resemble q mantle piece anu take none of the space Of the room.
 The construction of the street ear line through the Clawson tract as planned has been delayed ons account of the non-arTiyal of material. The steel rails are here. but tho ties which were ozdsred two months ase have not yet arrived and i is not knowu- definitely 5sfst when they nay be expected in Douglas.
 II is the intention of the company 10 erect 9 doyeR resHasnces. of var ions sizes and stsles of architecture in The new addition.
 .AS 2llNpuAc@u ftSA AQ&9l f lit N s1ti z s'tt has been lei for tle constrction of O. ment sidewalks in the Clawson adds tion which will cost s16,0o0. Some of this work has already been started and all will be completed before the lots are placed on the market.
 -.s.-------
 cleued s75.-The iadies aid socie- ity Of the Presbyterian church cleared over S75 at fhei--dell sale a few weeks ago and have pai;Sauother s1e0 to the building fund of the church. The la dies subscribed s506 U the fund and this makes tho final payreut ca the amount subscribed.
 Police coure.-D5nac3an Martinez and Manuel vadilla were each anei s2o and ten days in jail yesterday af- [ ternoon for carryiag pistols. They were arrested by Officer Hilburn. Har- ry Williams. yagraRt. was given six days in 5aii XNicher cIaylnosker was given six days in jail charged with malicious mischief He had been bdraing the railroad company's coal. David Villa Senor charged with tu- nultnns eondrc was arrested yesteF- dey, but his trial vas postponed nnul this aftefhoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
GRttNt u PUSH JHUHUAHOA
 HOLDINGS
Bostonians Encouraged In the Thought that Sonora Copper
 King Will Lend Energies To
 It's Development.


 BOSTON. MASS. Jan. 4.-Now that W. C. Greene is to be relieved of the management of the Green Con solidatd Copper company his friends believe that he will dsTote all his re- markable personal energies to the up- bniltling of the. Greene 6sold-Siiyer company. They are encouraged in this belief by the fact that, with Col M M. rarker, L. D. Baldwin. John T. MOTION and Morton Chase, directors Of the company, Colonel Greene on the 21st of December, concluded the pur- chase of the Concheno mine from Cor sIsan. Mckinney and company. for s1 .25o .0e0 in gold. This purchase is mace in the interest of the Greene Gold-SilyeF company.
 The Coneheno is equipped with q reduction plant, hoists, narrow suage railroad, locomotives, rolling stock, etc. and with 1t secured 70,0e0 acres Of heavy pine timber The Greene Gold-Silyer interests believe that they will De able to rpahe thu Con heno company the largest producing gold and silver mine in Mexico.
 An Immense Property.
 The Greene G9ld-SiIyer company owns and has under option from the Mexican government about 3,sG0,00Q acres of land, a yeritable empire ia itself or this area more than ,o00,- COG &acres is covered with heavy tim her u is declared that nearly one haif of the area is underlaid by a DOT tion of the great central Mexico coal fields. said to be as large as those ot fa this coal eeDcsit is owned by E Fl Hartman and associates and a bsancf of the Southern Pacific railroad is now st9re house q wealth.
 In addition to it's timber and coa resources, the Greene 65old-Silve. company owns several large deposits of iron said 10 be as great and valua ble as those which President ] ! Hill, of the Great Northern railroad has recently passed over to the stock holders of that company. IL also own 110 gold. silver. copper and lead mines some of which have been extensively developed.
 What the Greene C1clS-Silver com nany is understood to need al thi present time is an adequate supply Q money io carry forward development work ia its various mines aud to pro vide equipment and reduction plants A great deal of this work has alseaa. been done and the company wili so0i be in 6 position to earn suhstantia return
 The Greene Gold-siiver compan. owns capitalization of 5,000. .00o divided into 2.2060e0 shares of con non and 3t'8.e80 shares Of preferre, stock of a par value of s1Q per share Al it's present selling price. g. pc share for the common and s for th, preferred, the entire enterprise is sell ing in the market for a little nor, than s5.0O9.0
 It is good opinion that Col. Green
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
sp,eooid Recepsion.-Fo th

A Splendid Reception.--To the horne of Mr. and Mrs. C. O Ellis 8 iarge number tf friends were Invited fast evening to New Year recep- ton. The home was handsomely dec a-ated and while the invited guests chatted over the elegant punch and ether refreshments. splendid music was furnished by the Rstz orchestra, ehsch was stationed in room adjoin- ing the large parioFs. Af. and Mrs Ellis were assisted by nesdames Me- eosre Adamson and Wright in re- ccsying and entertaining lheir guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
SEEKING CHECK, rs
TAKEN FOR ROBBER
w. E. MARSH HITS GUARDING
JANIToR
Business Man Arrested for Disturbing
the Peace-Reserves Dash to
Citizens National to
Save Vaults

What was at first supposed to be an
attempt to rob the Citizens National
Bank, Third and Main street. called out
the reserve squad from the central sta
ton yesterday afternoon. Upon investi-
CATION by the officers 1t was found that
the supposed robbery was simply fight
between T. H. Washburn, the janitor OF
the building and w. +. Marsh, local
business man. A third man, companion
of Marsh, was also present but left be-
fore the arrival of the police.
The first news of the trouble was re-
ceived at the police station shortly after
8 o'clock, when an excited citizen rang
up the desk sergeant and told him bank
robbers were at work. Word was sent to
detectives and within a few seconds a
score of officers we're on their way to the
scene.
When they arrived at the bank they
found Patrolman S. N. Sheets engaged
in a struggle with a tall, well-dressed
man while the janitor Of the building
stood on one side, with blood flowing
from deep laceration in his scalp.
On the floor between the officer and the
| prisoner lay a heavy mop, with which
,Washburn had been injured.
After a struggle the prisoner was over
powered by the officers and taken to ths
| central station, while the victim of his
blow was Nsent to the receiving hospita
! where his injuries were attended.
When questioned by the police Wash
burn said:
I IT was at work cleaning up the bank
when this man and a companion entered
asked them what they wanted and was
told it was none of my business. They
passed me and 1 followed them. Then
Marsh turned and told me to go about
my business.
W"The bank had been closed for more
than three hours and could not under
stand what they were doing there, so
insisted on them telling me.
"At last Marsh turned and said he
wanted a blank check. ] did not like the
way he acted, so told him the bank was
closed and he would have to get out
Instead of doing so he grabbed my
mop from me and struck me on the head
with It, l then tried to tackle him and
he struck me again.
"Passersby saw the fight and called
Patro.man Sheets, who arrived just in
time. When Marsh's friend saw the po-
liceman coming he ran away"
According to the police Marsh claimed
he went to the bank to obtain a blank
check, and the janitor became insulting
to him.
Marsh was charged with disturbing the
peace but was released under $40 bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
JUDGE MONROE BACK FROM
EUROPE; GLAD TO RETURN
NO PLACE LIKE Los ANGELES, HE
DECIDES
Spends Greater Portion of Vacation in
Home City in Switzerland.
Visits Many Other
Points

Judge Charles Monroe is back from his
European trip and yesterday morning he
was at the same old grind of legal work
in his court room of department six OF
the superior court, surrounded by lawyers,
defendants, plaintiffs and any number OF
spectators
The Judge was in the best of spirits
and in better health than he has enjoyed
for the last four years, he states. -Four
years ago he made a similar European
trip and the climate of his native coun-
try, Switzerland, rejuvenated him.
Speaking of his experiences the judge
said:
IT have been gone quite long time
from Los Angeles and it is with great
pleasure that / return. 1 felt somewhat
Lonesome for my friends and acquaint-
ances when l was abroad, and although
the experience of my journey was ex-
ceptionally delightful, yet there is a
satisfying joy to be back again.
II Travelled extensively through Ger
many, making stopovers principally al
Berlin and Dresden. Finally, however,
settled in my native city in Switzerland.
There l remained for the rest of the time.
II met number of Los Angeles people
in Europe and learned matters very inter-
esting.
Taking 1t all in all, however. my Eu-
ropean trip has converted me to the idea
that there is no place or climate which
can compare with. Los Angeles. II has
been said that a man to really enjoy the
advantages of his own country, must
travel and draw comparisons. That's just
the way l feel about the matter"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
Admisslop Day Excurslon rates

via Salt Lake Route will be one way
fare for round trip between all stations
Los Angeles to San Bernardino in
elusive. Costs only S1.75 to San Ber-
nardino where Native Sons and Daugh-
ters Will celebrate. Same rate to River
side. S1.20 to Ontario. s1.00 to Pomona.
on sale September Z. and 9. returning
until the 10th, Tickets at city office,
COL South Spring ST., and station, east
end First street bridge
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
Henlth IN the CANAL Zone

The high wages paid make It mighty
temptation to our young artisans to join
the force of skilled worlmen needed to
construct the Panama canal Many are
restrained, however, by the fear of fevers
and malaria. 1t Is the knowing ones
those who have used Electric Bitters, who
go there w..Aout this fear, well knowing
they are safe from malarious influence
with Electric Bitters on hand Cures
blood poison, too, biliousness, weakness
and all stomach, liver and kidney trou-
bles. Guaranteed by DEAN DRUG CO.,
soc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
SUIT AND $25 HAUL OF
SNEAK THIEF IN ONE ROOM

Augusta Montana, 42416 North Los An
geles street, reported to the police yes
terday that sneak thief had entered his
apartments and stolen suit of clothes
and $25 in money.
The room was ransacked by the rob
Der, but nothing else was taken. En-
trance was gained by means of pass
key.
Officers who Investigated the robbery
said it was probably the work Of the thief
that has been robbing rooms in that DIS
trict during the last two weeks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08

In the future The Herald viii issue to sub
scribers holding six months contracts The
Hcusekeeper. ad OF the Womans Home
Companion The Housekeeper is preferred by
many Of our patrons. II Is bright, full Of ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08

If you want TO go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central +. r.. lis w. eth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-12


Washington, D. G.. May 4 One Of
the big gatherings Of the coming week
will be the annual convention Of the
American Cotton Manufacturers As
sociation In Philadelphia. Il will be
attended BY representatives Of the
cotton industry not only ii this coun-
try, but throughout Europe.
The Order Of Railway Conductors
will assemble IN biennial convention
In Memphis Tuesday and remain In
session through the week.
The Senate committee on military
affairs has fixed Tuesday as the date
Tor reassembling In this city to re-
sumo the Investigation Of the Browns.
vile ARRAY,
IL s-- 5s8s
The Worlds Fifth Sunday School
Convention will assemble IN Rome on
Saturday Tor session 81 Ave days.
The convention will be attended BY
several hundred snday school lead
eTs from America,