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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
THE ROOSEVELT PRESCRIPTION
FOR SOCIAL HAPPINESS.

never be more than part, and often
no more than small part, in the gen
eral scheme of moral progress; and
crude or vindictive legislation may at
any time bring such progress to halt.
Certain socialistic leaders propose to
redistribute the world IS goods by re-
fusing to thrift and energy and indus
try their proper superiority over folly
and idIeness and sullen envy. Such
legislation would merely, in the words
of the president of Columbia uniyersi
ty, wreck the world s efficiency for the
purpose of redistri buting the worlds
discomfort. We should all Of US work
heart and soul for the real and per-
manent betterment which will lift our
democratic civilization to higher le-
vel of safety and usefulness. Such
betterment can come only by the slow,
steady growth of the spirit which metes
a generous, but not sentimental.
Justice to each man on his merits as a
man, and which recognizes the fact
that the highest and deepest happiness
for the individual lies not in selfish
ness but in service. !"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28


In his Provincetown speech last
week, the president said:
There exists no more sordid and
unlovely type of social development
than plutocracy, for there is pecu-
liar unwho lesomeness in a social and
governmental ideal where wealth by
and of itself is held up as the greatest
good. The materialism of such a
view, whether it finds its expression in
the life of a man who accumulates a
vast fortune in ways that are repug-
nant to every instinct of generosity
and of fair dealing, or whether it finds
its expression in the vapidly useless
and self-indulgent life of the inheritor
OF that fortune, is contemplate in the
eyes of all men capable of thrill of
lofty feeling. Where the power of the
law can be wisely used to prevent or
to minimize the acquisition or business
employment of such wealth and to
make it pay by income or Inheritance
tax its proper share of the burden of
government, would invoke that pow
er without moments hesitation.
"But while we can accomplish some
thing by legislation, legislation can
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
NOTES FROM HANSKA.

+ :.
Mrs. Otto Setter and son of New Ulm
visited friends here Friday.
Mrs. Norman on Friday entertained
a small circle of friends including
Mrs. Wood and mother-in-law and
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Toenberg.
Miss Maude Newton came down
from New Ulm Tuesday to spend few
days with friends.
The picnic at Ft. Hill Sunday was a
great success. The lodge cleared in
the neighborhood of $500.
Miss Dora Cove went to st. James
Saturday to attend reception in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Seager.
Station Agent Thompson was in
Minneapolis from Wednesday until
Friday.
Miss Ida Meier has brought two
weeks visit to close and returned to
her home in New Ulm.
Mrs. Chas. Winkler spent the greater
portion of the week with friends at
Brookings, S. D.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
WANTS ROOSEVELT AGAIN
Former Governor Van SAINT Pre-.
fers Teddy to Taft.
Insists that the sThird Term Cry
is a Mere Bugaboo.
Roosevelt, Regulation and Revi.
SION Must be the Slogan.

Roosevelt is still the favorite of ex-
Gov. Samuel r. Van SAINT, who says
that the Republican party must nomi-
nate him for another term. The former
Minnesota governor is a great admi-
rer of Secretary Taft, but declares
that Roosevelt is the man needed for
the present crisis.
In speaking of the recent Il aft speech
Capt. Van SAINT said: cit was great
speech by a great man. But [ am for
the man for president who, by his
deeds, has made it possible for our
splendid secretary of war to have made
that address. A crisis confronts the
nation. We are in the midst of a
great battle for law enforcement and
equality of opportunity. Let no one
be deceived and think that the fight is
finished. 1t has but just begun, and
must continue until every Individual
and every corporation acknowledges
the supremacy of the law, and until
every citizen of the United States has
''square DEAL
eve never had better president,
nor wiser one, than Abraham Lin
coin. Let US heed his advice He
once said, Never swap horses while
crossing stream We did not swap
then nor should we now. To my mind
it is just as necessary to continue
Theodore Roosevelt in Office as it was
to re-elect Abraham Lincoln during
the Civil war.
''What is the objection? Third term,
say the weakened and every one OPP
posed to our president and his poll
cies. No attention should be paid to
this bugaboo. There is nothing in it.
Theodore Roosevelt has only been
elected once. He served the unexpired
term of William Mckinley and, judged
by the 'third-term' talk, he violates
no unwritten law. He is entitled to q
second distinctly his own.
eve all know that he does not seek
or want the Office, but the people do
want him. 1t is not his fight, but our
fight, and it is my judgment that he is
too patriotic to refuse to lead in a
fight which he inaugurated, and which
he, better than any other man, can
sooner or more satisfactorily end. So
far speak from non-partison stand
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28

Mrs. Fllanson entertained a party
of lady friends Thursday afternoon.
Banker Mo of Sleepy Eye was in
the village Sunday. He had made
the trip overland in his auto.
Chas. Winkler and Silver johnson
witnessed the Mankato-St. Peter game
in New Ulm Sunday.
The Han ska-Linden creamery turned
out 33, 1875 tubs of butter during the
month of July.
Miss Dora Dahl, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. Norman, was called to
Minneapolis Wednesday by the serious
illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, who are
visiting in the neighborhood, expect
to leave next month for Norway.
The public schools will open Sep
TENDER 9Th.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
point, for after all, citizenship should
be above parts anship.

point, for after all, citizenship should
be above parts anship. e
However, I am Republican ana
desire to see my party succeed. ]
sometimes wonder if we realize the
tower Of strength that Theodore Roose-
welt is to our party. With him as our
candidate success is sure We would
take no chances. We would scarcely
need campaign committees or cam
paign funds. But strong as he is he
can not delegate his strength to anoth-
er. That attempt usually results in
failure.
SIN one respect Secretary Taft's
speech is disappointing to great
many Republicans. There are hum
dreds of thous ands of them who are
as much opposed to an unreasonable
tariff schedule as to an unreasonable
railroad rate. I share that view and
cannot understand why so many of
our leaders "shy' at tariff revision.
1t is sure to come.
with any other candidate, stand
patters must take notice, tariff revi-
sion will forge to the front and might
obscure all other issues. If we fully
realize the magnitude of the contest
we should not think for minute of
dividing our forces or changing our
captain. With Roosevelt the lines of
battle are joined. They cannot be
changed 1t would be fought out un-
til an unconditional surrender result
ted. We do not want government
ownership OF railroads, but govern
ment regulation; we do not want Dem
ocratic free trade, but Republican re-
vision. To secure all these our slogan
in 1908 should be, "Roosevelt, regula-
ton, revision With such a battle
cry success will be certain. I trust
Minnesota will send solid delegation
to the national convention for Theo-
dore Roosevelt"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28

Alfred Shape, who came west from
Chicago to work in the harvest fields,
was found dead in barn on Otto
Wellner's farm south of Springfield
Monday morning. The doctors who
were called to examine him think it
likely that death was caused by his
falling from the hayloft.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
SOME OF THE THINGS ADVO-
GATED BY CANDIDATE TAFT.

ment with all the severity of criminal
prosecution of every attempt on the
part of aggregated capital to suppress
competition through illegal means.
He advocates action by the separate
states to reduce s'swellen fortunes, -
and passage by the federal congress
OF q graduated inheritance tax law in
case the national revenue needs an in
crease or readjustment.
He denounces the initiative and
referend am as a national measure.
He strongly favors tariff revision
by the Republicans as soon as posi-
BILE after the next presidential election
to ordinary human rights have pre-
vailed. Everything has been subor-
dinated to the immediate and enor-
nous gain OF the few. Change all
this. Obey the letter of the law. The
American people do not and never
will begrudge generous pecuniary
reward for a frst-class service, but
they do. and will ob]ectto frst-class
price for a ffth-class service
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
WEST NEWTON GOSSIP.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Altman on Friday.
Jos. Green of Morgan was here on
a visit the first part of the week.
Jos. Volz has purchased two hund.
red and ten acres of land from Andrew
Biebl. The consideration was 1880.
John Stipple has rented the old
Epple farm.
Jos. Green has decided to take
charge of the farm which has been oc.
cupied the past six years by Mr..
Stippel.
There will be two bands in the Labor
Day parade, the Second Regiment and
the Union Concert.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28

He would amend the rate law so as
to provide for the classification of
merchandise for transportation.
He would prevent overcapitalizatlon
of railroads and make it unlawful to
acquire stock in competing line.
He would prohibit competing lines
from having common directors or
officers, but he would permit rate
agreements between competing lines,
subject to approval by the Interstate
commerce commission.
He would have government regula-
ton, but not government ownership.
He favors restraint by iniunctive
process Of illegal trusts and punish
Chairman Stevens of the New York
public utilities commission believes
the time has come when the corpora
tlons OF the state must learn to put
public service and safety ahead of
private property. "The public,' he
says, Hhas been treated like victims to
be plucked instead of friends to be
cultivated. The elementary laws of
honesty and fair dealing have been
violated. Rapacity and indifference
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

yampa district is in to purchase sup
plies, He states that his property is
developing better that be expected
and that he i well pleased with 5he
showing in the shaft where there is
some ore Of a high grade exposed
He adds that there are several car
loads Of copper ore on the dump at
the camp of the Green Mountain mine.
owned by c. ]. McNulty and b. H
Smith. and gives As his opinion that
the mine is destined to become one Of
the large copper producers of the
country when fully opened. In an
open cut being run into the deposit
there is a large body Of ore opened
that viii pay the owners well To ship
10 the Humboldt smelter The Green
Mountain group Of mines is located
about nine miles south of this cityy.
on the HassayamDa slope of the Cop
per Basin divide and Baird'S mines
are in tie same vicinity, about two
miles distant from the Green Noun
tain.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
FORTUNES WON BY WOMEN.

What pioneers have passed up as
waste land and what enterprising
male real estate agents in this section
have overlooked. two women from St
Joseph. Mo, have secured. The wo-
men are Helen Kimber and Miss, Nell
lie Howard Of St. Joseph, Mo, who
have amassed a comfortable fortune
from real estate transactions. They
were i'm the city yesterday and left
yesterday afternoon for Sonora.
The have secured a concession from
the Mexican government which in
cludes 100000 acres of mineral. tim
Der and agricultural lands. With keen
business foresight they realized that
the future values of these lands would
be great. They have had the conces-
sion but a few months but neverthe-
less they have already made sufficient
leases to more than pay for the expen-
ses incurred in securing the conces-
sion.-Tucson Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
Arizona Mines


F. J. Olson has returned from a
weeks inspection of the property OF
the Ironwood and Arizona Develop
ment company. which lies seven miles
west Of Salome. and five miles from
the railroad station of Vicksburg. and
reports excellent progress being made
writes Salome correspondent Of the
Journal Miner. The prospect shaft
single compartment. was started on
Christmas morning. and is now down
- feet The work was begun on the
upper side of the dyke. which pitches
at an angle Of some 80 degrees. and is
being SUM, straight down To hit the
footwaU. At 20 feet the footwaIl has
not been reached The rock is soft
and works well, being 4 great body of
carbonates and oxides Of copper. the
metal having leachod out at the sur
face: and viii continue so down 10 the
water level when the teaching pro-
cess stops. Ii is intended to sink ver-l
tiCally until the footall is reached. and
then follow it. There seems no qucs-
ton that the water level is within 2GO
feet Of the bottom OF the shaft and
that at the present rate it will be
reached in less than month. The
rock which Mr.. Olson brought back
from the mine is interesting but has
not yet been assayed. and Mr.. Olson
does not place his expectations on its
value. II he had never come upon it,
he would have been as well satisfied.
for he counts entirely upon what he
will find after reaching the point
where alter action has prevented the
oxidation Of the copper ore.
RUmon has it that +. A. Haggott
Of Prescott has just brought about
S250.000 mining deal in the vicinity
of Salome, the first fruit of his pros
pecting of month ago. 1t is be-
lieved TO be the property i'm which
Mr.. Haggott became interested. lying
on the Ironwood and Arizona belt.
about one mile east of the Granite
Wash range. on the side of the /. and
A.. toward SIlome. The names or the
purchasing parties have not yet been
given out.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

the Wright group OF - claims
There has been a considerable amount
Of development work done on the lat
ter, which is said to be making re-
markedly fine showing. having a 10
foot body Of sulphides that will aver
age about l. per cent. In addition to
these groups several other claims have
also been secured. which have so far
have not been made public. but the to-
tai number of claims purchased OF
bonded is not less than 100. and the
senator is still doing business" when
claims of merit can be had at what
he considers a reasonable figure.
The prices paid for these proper
ties have not been made public. and
probably will not be for some time to
come. but it is known that in the ag-
gregate they will amount TO a con-
siderable sum. enough to make all IN
terested parties Independent for the
balance Of their days.
"A representative Of the Era called
on Senator Dorsey at the Clifton Ho-
tel. The senator stated that both
himself and his associates realized
that IL will require the expenditure of
several million dollars to put this
property upon a paying basis. but they
are prepared for this, and there will
be no lack of money To bring their
plans to successful termination.
They enter the district with the
knowledge that it will not only be
necessary TO develop and equip their
mines. but also to build railroads to
connect their plants and mines
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
a PROMISING COPPER PROPERTY

The Mansfield Group Of Mines. To-
Gated near Patagonia. Ariz.. in the
Wrightson district, is rapidly placing
itself i'm readiness for production
work. and Il large output and substan-
tial profits are freely predicted by all
familiar with the facts.
The shaft on the sweet claim has
now attained a depth of over $50 feet
The original intention Of cross cutting
at a depth of 100 feet was abandoned.
as il became apparent that far larger
results would ultimately be achieved
by waiting until the 150-foot level was
reached. In this way. there is a prac-
teal certainty of encountering the i'm
mense fissure vein which can now be
traced for $500 feet over the Mans
field claims. There is good reason
to expect very high grade of sui
phide ores when this takes place. the
sulphides being already i'm evidence in
the cross-cut.
on this same claim. a large hosting
plant is in operation sinking
compartment shafts. \ new and COM
plete hosting and pumping plant has
also been purchased and is ready TO
De llSldlleu. Inc MdDSllelQ equip
ment and machinery are Of the most
modern type Work is being pushed
forward rapidly with three shifts of
miners Extensive new buildings and
stores viii soon be erected. Il is the
plan Of the company to conduct stores
for their own employees and for lhe
surrounding camps. which will largely
increase their revenues. A tOwnsite
has also been selected where an ex-
tensive line of boarding houses. cot
tages. etc. will be constructed.
A party Of investors recently made
a tour OF inspection of the Mansfield
properties. under the guidance of Cen
eral Manager A +. Richmond. and in
cluded a number of eastern men. All
expressed themselves enthusiastically
regarding the appearance and prog
ress of the mines; and il is stated that
these investors are now making heavy
additions TO their holdings of Mans
field stock The progress of the com
pany up to the present time Is GER
tainly most satisfactory. and its fu-
ture is of the brightest.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
MINAS PEDRAZZINI GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY. s. \.

Know all men by these presents, that
we. whose names are hereunto affixed,
do hereby associate ourselves together
for the purpose of forming a corpora
ton under the laws of the Territory Of
Arizona, and to that end make the fol-
lowing statement:
First: The names of the CorporatOrs
are John Pedrazzini. at present in the
city and county OF San Francisco, state
Of California: Henry Drummer. Of said
city and county Of San Francisco. state
Of California: Fernando MOntijo. of
said city and county of san Francisco
state of California; 3. G. Tognazzi, of
said city and county Of San Francisco,
state Of California and Ed L. Dufourcq,
Of the city Of New York, State of New
York: and the name of the Corpora
tiOn shall be the Minas Pedrazzini Gold
and Silver Mining Company, S. A. The
place in which the business of said
Corporation is to be transacted in the
Territory of Arizona. shall be at the
city Of Phoenix in MaricOpa county,
and th' principal place Of business of
said Corporation outside the Territory
Of Arizona, shall be in the city and
/. county Of San Francisco, in the state
lof California, at which last named
I place meetings of Stockholders and
thu Board CT Directors may be held,
and the Corporation may have such
branlh offices either within o. without
the Territory of Arizona as may be es-
tablshed by the Board of Directors.
Second: The general nature Of the
business proposed to be transacted by
e. ell
10 own, purchase, lease, locate or
otherwise acquire mines mining prop
crles, mining claims and lands in the
STATE of Sonora, Republic of Mexico
ard elsewhere; to work, mine, explore,
oIerate and develop the same and ex-
tact minerals therefrOm.
To own, purchase, locate or other
wise acquire any and all kinds of real
and personal property. cattle, fran
.hises. water rights and machinery in
the said State of Sonora, or elsewhere.
To make contracts; to purchase,
lease, bond, locate or otherwise ac-
quire. own, exchange. sell or otherwise
dispose Of, pledge, mortgage, hypOthe-
cate and deal in real estate and any
and all kinds Of personal property, cat
tie, mines, mining claims, oil lands,
mineral lands, oil gas asphaltum. pc
trOleum, asbestos, salt. water and wa
ter rights and machinery, and to work.
mine, explore, operate and develop the
same and in general to do all things
necessary to the proper conduct Of the
business of this Corporation in the Ter
ritory and elsewhere, not inconsistent
with the laws OF the United States and
the Territory of Arizona.
Third: The authorized amount of
capital stock Of this Corporation shall
be one million $4,000, OOO.OO) dollars. in
United States gold coin. divided into
one million G.OOO,OOO) shares Of the
par value of one CS100) dollar each.
A. such time as the Board Of Directors
may by resolution direct, said capital
stock shall be paid into this Corpora
ton. either in cash or by the sale and
transfer TO it of real or personal prop
erty for the uses and purposes Of said
Corporation, i'm payment for which,
shares Of the capital stock Of said Cor
poration may be issued, and the capital
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
ANOTHER BIG COMPANY FOR
CLIFTON MORENCl DISTRICT
Senator Dorsey and Associates Secure
One Hundred and Sixty Claims.

The most important mining deal
made in the Clifton Morenci district
since the advent of the Shannon COM
pany seven years ago. was consum-
mated this week by Senator Dorsey,
Of Los Angeles. who purchased or
bonded between 100 and 40 claims
situated in the very heart Of the MN
eral belt.
The Copper Era says: The deal
comprises the property Of the Stevens
Copper company. consisting OF AS
claims. which have been operated by
the company for the past four or five
years, and upon which much develop
ment work has been done; the julius
Lezynsky group of 81 claims, which
are also extensively developed; and
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
DIED OF INJURIES.

\ telephone message was received
this afternoon from Bisbee giving the
sad news that Bob Insle died at the
Copper Queen hispital this afternoon.
Engle met with an accident at the
Commonwealth in Pearce about two
weeks ago being injured in a cave-in
and sustaining internal injuries that
caused his death. The deceased
spent his school days here and has a
large circle of friends who will be
panied to learn of his demise.-TOmb-
stone Phospector.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

Col Stone is doing more in his silent
way for Benson. than he is given
credit for. and deserves the corpora
ton Of the people in making this one
OF the best mining centers in the
country. When an enterprise like his
is supported it benefits every person
in the town. and all should help him
and his company blaze the trail to
the mutual success Of all concerned.
Benson Press
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
FINAL PAYMENT ON
BIG COPPER GROUP

Stones Mining Investment company
has made final payment on the VAL
enzuela purchase in the Little Rincon
Mountains. consisting or eleven claims
with sufficient showing Of high grade
copper that with a little expenditure
will be ready to ship Incorporation
papers are being prepared at the pres
ent time. and it will not be long be-
fore the Hub City" will be benefited.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

a free lecturee On Christian Science
will be given by Judge Septimus J.
Hanna Of Colorado Springs. at the
Doris Opera House Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 29th, at o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
ELMER A. TODD.
Formerly Of Chicago.

Formerly OF Chicago.
Concert Pianist, Organist and Director.
Coaches soloists. quartets. or chorus
es, in opera, OratOria or concert work-
Opening organ concerts. lecture r.
citals. etc Arizona School Of Gusie-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-27

\ woman doesn't think much o. g
man If she refuses to quarrel with hin
Occa nally.-ChicCg News