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The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

PAY FOR YOUR TURKEY
with check on the Florence
State Bank. Then you'll have a
receipt for your money and a SOU
venir of that excellent Thanksgiv.
ing dinner, Pay all your bills
with checks. It's safer and more
business like. Open an account
with the bank like other progress
i've people. You'll not be the first
to start modestly.
FLORENCE STATE BANK
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

We have just received car load
of Gunnison Valley timothy hay.
Colorado Lumber and Supply Go.
Phone 81. 66tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18
FLORENCE, COLO.
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

Wanted-Any number of children
Of any age to care for for consider
alton. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Ell
len Davis, first house east +. ard O.
O. tracks on Fifth street. 64-69
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

BUSINESS GOOD-The business
of The Tribune office is so good that
we have an extra man working in
order to keep the job work turned out
as fast as it comes in.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

LIVERY BARN SOLD - |. NJ.
Searcy who has conducted the Pioneer
livery at the corner of Main and
Petroleum, has sold out to T. w.
Roberts who has taken charge of the
business. Doc Williams, a veterinary
surgeon, is the manager of the barn,
but Mr.. Roberts will give it some of
his personal attention. Mr. Searcy
has not decided what he will do in
future.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

To Rent-A nicely furnished room
with bath and electric lights, t5
per month, 1876 West Front. GOtf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

To Rent-A twelve room furnished
house at corner Of Pixies Peak and
Front streets. Apply at Tom Orre-
chio's wholesale liquor house. l9tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

For Sale-A complete five-light gAso.
line plant Cheap. Inquire Of J.
f. Miller. 88.8s
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18
FOR SALE

For Sale-Live turkeys twenty cents
per pound; canary birds q a pair.
John Houston, l03 East Main. 6S.7I
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

For Sale = Turkeys 20 cents per
pound on foot. Inquire 227 West
Second St. 62tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18
IN THE DANIELS BLOCK

WILL CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OF HOL-
IN FLORENCE
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

1t will be "the same old story in
the same old wsy"-low prices
and quality will get the business,
and our reputation in both OF
these points is already established.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-18

For Ssle-High beams, In all sizes,
angle irons, rails, crusheru. shaft
ings and rod iron. Cheap. Barney
Ginsberg. Htf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-03-15
The XXth Century Club.

The ladies of the goth Century
Club met on Tuesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Il. A. Lincoln, tax.
ing up the study of Hauptmann +
"Sunken Bell" Mrs. Ray Humiston
being, the leader. Mrs. e. H.Sibley
opened the program by giving a
sketch of Hauptmann's life, his cha
racter and his works, previous to
the writing of this drama, which
shed much light upon the mysteri
GUS symbolism of the Sunken Bell.
She then. took up the story Of the
play, which she told most beautiful.
ly as one would tell a fairy story to
child, after which she dwelt 4
little upon the symbolic signitic-
ance.
Mrs. A. A. Putnam then gave an
Interpretation of each character in
the play, which she did by exhaust
i've readings from the text almost
covering the whole field. This read
ing was made doubly effective by
the music of the drama, which was
beautifully rendered at the proper
intervals by Mrs. Lincoln. The
music is a most charming acoompa-
niment to the tender passages Of the
text, and added greatly to the prop
Or Interpretation of the lines.
The club will meet again in two
weeks, when the study of"Wagner"
will be begun under the leadership
If Mrs. A. H.Clark.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-03-15

II it's blue Eagle its the best.
W.W.Loveless. ".
Wanted-A boy for Office. Apply
at Advance Office. tt
FOR SALE Bronze turkeys. 80
Frank Williams.
Luvcrne has raised the saloon IL
cense from 1880 to $500.
Peter Doeden went to st. Paul
last week to look for work.
IF. Kelley spent several days OF
last week in Minneapolis on bust
ness.
If you want good results from
your bread use Blue Eagle.--W. W.
L oveless.
G. W. Patterson was at Faribault
last week attending a sale of Perch
eron horses.
Attend the Easter Opening, Wednes-
day and Thursday, March 20-2I, at
Miss II. Kindlund's.
Il. R. Veeder of Lorain, returned
last Saturday from visit to his old
home in Iowa. He was absent about
week.
FOR RENT-My farm, the north
west quarter of Sec. 30. Lorain twp.
just outside the corporation. En-
quire of Joseph Lowe, Worthington,
MINI. a
The ladies of Worthington and vicin-
ity are invited to attend the Spring
Opening, Wednesday and Thursday.
March 2O-2I, at Miss H. kindiund's.
j. s. Ramage returned last week
from a business trip to the Pacific
Coast. He was absent about two
weeks and visited Seattle, Portland
and other points.
W. A. Barton, formerly Of Spaff-
ord, jackson county, but now a res
ident of Zion City, Ill, was in the
city last last Saturday. Mr.. Bar
ton represents an Office supply 'es-
Enlistment, and will travel in this
territory in the future.
Agents Wanted-Distr1ct mana
gers and local agents for Health
and accident, part or whole time.
Continental Casualty Co., 1908 Mich.
Ave.. Chicago, Ills. 40
Apple trees at wolesale, to #.
So per hundred, $40 per thousand;
4 to s IT. IS per hundred, $40 per
thousand. All home grown and
acclimated. Write for list of .varieris
to Kanaranzi Nurseries, Adrian,
MINI. 315 #
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-03-15
Birthday Club.

The Birthday Club was delight
fully entertained on Tuesday after
noon by its president, Mrs. Wyatt.
Dainty refreshments were served
and q very enjoyable time was had.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-03-15
LOCAL NEWS
.d%NNN~ t~NA1HH3

W. E. Roberts, of Rushmore, was
in the city Monday. 49,
The High License caucus Will be
held next Monday night.
Mrs. W. G.. Ramage is visiting
at Minneapolis this week.
Village Observation-Disclosures trans
acted business at Lake Benton this
week.
B orion March list, to Mr.. and
Mrs. wilkinson, of Rolette, N. D.,
a son.
Dwight Mott has returned to Wor
Ellington after an absence OF over
six weeks. :
CT. Martin and Frank Baker,
of Reading, were Worthington WIS.,
itors yesterday.
J. E. Shore, of Ransom township,
was a business visitor at the county
capitol yesterday.
Will Boom did trading at the
Western Implement Co. g establish
ment Wednesday.
T. johnson, OF Bigelow town.
hin. transacted business in WORTH
ington yesterday.
Miss Marie Dovery was operated
on for tonsiliis at the Worthington
hospital last Monday.
Mrs. Earl D. Coss, of Luverne, has
been visiting her mother and many
riends in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen,
of Hinkley Minn., visited at the
home of James Mackay Tuesday.
Mrs.. N. Hulbrook left on satur-
day last for Kansas City, where she
will make her future home with a
brother.
Miss Nellie Mott returned last
week after an extended visit with
relatives in North Dakota and
Northern Minnesota.
E. E. Wright, who resides three
miles east of Brewster, did trading
at the Western Implement 20. g
house one day last week.
Up. Fox, of Verdi, MIMI, was a
Worthington visitor yesterday.
Sheriff Fauskee made a business
trip to Minneapolis Wednesday.
The ladies Of the M. E. Chuoh
will give their monthly tea at the
church parlors next Wednesday af-
ternoon, at three O'Clock. All ladies
are invited.
Goodward Klessig Of Summit
Lake, returned on Wednesday from
sheboygan, Wis.,, where he spent a
week visiting a sister who is hav-
ing q siege of illness.
John Brink, a former resident Of
Worthington, but for some years
located at Bigelow, was in the city
yesterday on business, and made
this office a pleasant call.
j. W. Speilman, of Hersey, was
in the city Wednesday transacting |
business On Tuesday MIR. Spell
man was elected for the. 18th consec-
utive term as supervisor of his
town.
The Knights Of Pythias lodge
held a social session on Monday
evening as farewell party to Mr..
&. M. Harding, who left his week
for California. A very pleasant
time was had.
SITUATION WANTED-On a
farm, or other work, by young mar
ried man. Thoroughly understands
all farm work. Steady, sober, re-
liable. Good all round worker.
Address, care of Advance. Worth
ington, MINI. ID
Messrs. E. A. Trip, Of the school
board, and s. NJ. Stewart, of the
appointed joint
,ommiteeyto visit several points to
Ito heating plants where
he buildings heated are located t
,ome distance from the plant.
James Burwick, the railroad evan
,elist, opened a series OF meetings
t the tabernacle Wednesday even
NO before an audience OF about
i
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-03-15

Chas. Rowley was in from Sum-
NIT Lake Wednesday.
:Nels N. Langseth was in from In
dian Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Christ Hogan has been on
the sick list the past week.
A.. A. Herman, of Dewald, was a
Worthington visitor Saturday.
John Kelley, of Wilmont, regis
tered at the Western Saturday.
Mrs. F. Glasgow's millinery store
is undergoing extensive repairs.
A. Lempke, of Dewald, was in
town Wednesday, doing trading.
Chris Larson, of Round Lake did
business at the county capitol satur-
day.
FL. Wiechmann, a new resident of
Hersey. transacted business in the
city Tuesday.
j. F.Ullrich, prominent Dewald
farmer, was in. the city Tuesday
tranacting business.
Never in our experience AZ gro
Ger have we sold a -four that gives
such universal satisfaction as the
Blue Eagle brand. W. W. Love-
less.
O. B. Thuesen, prominent farm
er of Bigelow township, transacted
business in Worthington last Satur-
day.
M. G. Dille1back and wife are
here again, and are putting on a
home talent play under the auspices
of the band.
Mrs. W. e.. Prideaux, of Adrian,
left for her home on Tuesday, after
a visit here Of a week at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. j. Fl. James.
Postmaster Walker, Of Ellsworth,
was here Monday looking over the
old postofioe fixtures, and. we: I'M
derstand, that he bought some of
them.
A. E. Little, of Elk, last Saturday
shipped fine lunch of fat Here
fords. Mr.. Little has gone into
thoroughbreds, and thinks that he
has the best beef breed going:
Henry Uden, of spafford, was in
the city Monday transacting bust
ness. He reports..that his son, who
was badly cut up in = stabbing at
fray, is on the high road to recov-
cry. For time the young man was
in precarious condition and the
outcome was doubtful.
The misunderstanding people
took dinner at the Western Sunday:
MIR. and Mrs. N. Fauskee; Mr.. and
Mrs M. E. Fish; f. g. Stitser and
family; Ray Wolven, Willie Love.
less and lady; D.Anderson and fam
lily; 81. Schmidt: E. E.. Baxter; Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. J. Bume; G.. V. Petit
and family.
Last week G.. W. Patterson took
II head Of his fine thoroughbred
Percheron horses to a sale at Fari-
bault; where they were all disposed
Of at good figures, averaging 500
per head. Two young stations
were sold for $4,000 each. Mr.. Pat
son added to his string a Percheron
stallion that he regards as the finest
in America, which he purchased
rom Mr.. Durham, the famous ILL.,
nois breeder. Mr.. Patterson also
Fought a number of fine French
coach mares from the same party.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Harding and
Mildred, left on Tuesday
for Corona, CAL, where
hey expect to make their future
lome. Mr.. Harding had been en- \
aged in the barber business in {
Vorthington for many years, and
vas we'll and favorably known and
ighly esteemed by all. He and
frs. Harding have large circle Of
riends, who, while deeply regreting I
heir departure from Worthington,. .
ill wish them success and content l
1ent in their new home. a
YOU CAN begin a savings .
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
TO INSTALL HOIST OM SHAFT 0F LOGAN
 MINE

Good reports continue to come in from the camp of the Logan Mining Company in the Copper Basin dis. trict where the new compartment shaft K now down to n depth of 25 feet. The entire bottom of the shaft is now in sulphide ore and work Is being pushed as rapidly as possible. The large dyke or deposit Is opened on the surface by a number of shai. low shafts and open cuts which prove that the mineralized zone Is over 100 feet in width. The directorate of the company which is composed of prom inent Prescott business men. has un. der consideration the purchase of a hoist to be installed at the shaft. The property Is located about four miles southeast of Skull Valley sta. tion.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Directors Enthusiastic Over The New
 Find
Size Of The Ore Body Has Not Yet Been
 AScertained
(From Saturdays Daily.)

M. J. LightfOOt of Quincy. Illinois T. II. Dunnigan Of Springfield. Illi. nois. ". C. Matthias and W. IT. Schoonmaker of Westgate. Iowa, di. reciors of the Gazelle Gold company. operating in the Bradshaw mountains, came in last evening from the com. pany's camp and will leave today for their homes in the cast. They are all enthusiastic over strike made on Thursday in a drift tapping the vein from the 200 level of the shaft. a sam. pie of which aBsaycd yesterday at Harrington 20 tO the ton. The size of the ore body is not known as the cas. ing of it was only broken through at the time the sample was taken.
 The company owns four claims and the ore body was uncovered in a drift run from the 2O0.foot level of the new compartment shaft being sunk at a distance of I25 feet from the station and in what is known as the Tiger vein. generally considered to be among the richest lodges in the Brad. shaw mountains.
 From the station al the 20O-foot level of the shaft a crosscut tx being run towards the Mckinley vein. an. other ledge covered by the locations. This opening is now In a distance of 12b feet and it Is expected that the vein will be encountered less than 75 feet ahead. 4 large boiler is being installed at the shaft and other heavy mining machinery will be installed later.
 The camp Is located about three. quarters of mile from Harrington and about four miles south of the Grown King terminus of the Brad. shaw Mountain railroad. which is cas- fly reached over one of the best wagon roads fin the country.
 Mir. Dunnigan has been succeeded as general manager of the mine by Frank Harrington, a mining man of many years experience.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
GOLD HILL GROUP SECURED BY
 L00NEY Claims Situated In Copper Mountain
 Section
New Owner And His Associates Plan
 Improvements
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Yesterday afternoon m important mining deal was perfected when the title to the Cold Hill group of mines In the Agua Fria district passed from Joe Askew into the possession of Dr. R. N. Looney qf this city and his asso. ciates. The deal was made through Ben Rybon. the McCabc mine owner, who holds power of attorney from As kew Cor ,he sale of the property. The group. consisting of two full claims, tx located on the east bank of the Agua Fria river. about one mile north of the StOddard mines, in the Copper Mountain section, i've miles southeast of the Humboldt smelter. and about four miles east from Mayer. the nearest railroad station. from which n good wagon road leads through 'he Immediate district.
 The claims cover an immense vein, following a diorite and porphyry con. tact running in n northeasterly and souihwesterly direction. The ground is opened by over 800 feet of shafts. tunnels and crosscuts. which expose large bodies of medium grade ore in which some very valuable pay strcaks Of gold ore exist. The property was formerly known as the Moscow group and produced some very valuable ore over fifteen years ago when under operation by Askew before he left the Territory to make his home else. where.
 Joe Mayer and Frank Thornton arc associated with Dr. Looney in own. ership of the property and they have now under consideration plans for opening it mp on an extensive scale A force of men will he put to work on the ground in the early part of next week and later machinery will be installed SO that the work of opening it can be rapidly and economically pushed.
 The group Is located in n well tim. bered and watered section and enjoys favorable situation for the carrying on of mining operations at all sea. sons of the year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by th'
 Prescott Title Company.

J NJ. Ross and N. M. Alfred incor. porate Parker Transportation com. pany. Capital stock si,0o0,0O0,
 Frank Garrison Co The Black Butte Mining and Reduction rompany-M NJ. Deed. Silicon. Argon, Boron, Carbon, Krypton, etc, mines, Castle Creek dis. trict.
 C. C. and A. Y. Miller locate White Rock mine. Big Hug district.
 Wm. F. wicks estate files affidavit of assessment work on three mines, Big Bug district.
 F. l.. Bullion to Tenczona Copper Mining company N. Deed. e.. Aztec mine, Black Hills district.
 Alfred Popkoas locates Carrie mino Big Bug district.
 W. C. Shook locates water righ near Juniper Mountain. !. s. Schirm et al amend locations o three plaeer Vernon slinkard to A. Popkess - Deed Bullion Bar, Zig Zsg. Gold Sur prise, Common Wealth, Water Front Silver Frost, Black Diamond, Frsetiol No. l mines, Big Bug district. Alfred Pophe~ amends location 0
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
PURCHASES MACHINERY HERE
(From Fridays Daily.)

Yesterday the directorate of the Pennsylvania-Arizona Mining company purchased two large upright boilers, hoisting engine, pump and fittings from the Arizona Mines Supply company of this city. to be installed on it's proper ties in the White Picscbo district, in the southern part of this county
 The machinery will be shipped at once to Morristown. the railroad sta. ton nearest to the mines. and pat in place as soon as delivered on the ground. The company's property Is said to be among the most promising In the district, large bodies of ore having been uncovered there since development work was commenced some two years ago. The company is composed of prominent capitalists and financiers of Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
(From Saturdays Daily,
 Humboldt Visitor.

Humboldt Visitor. D. C. Walker of Humboldt is visiting in the city. McCabe Merchant Here.
 J. T. Guffey, the McCabe merchant, is visiting in the city. Mining Man Hero.
 r. R. Little, the Big Bug mining man, is here on mining business. Hero From Humboldt. J. $. Carlyle of Humboldt is in the city on flying business visit. Copper City Visitor. j. NJ. Cook of Jerome came in yes. tcrday from the Copper City. McCabe Visitor.
 Hugh Burns, the McCabe mining man, is in the city on business. Mining Man Here.
 Charles J. George, the Los Angeles mining man, is hero on business. An Onicial Visit.
 j. C. Hartsfeld, Constable at Hum boldt, is in the city on official business. Seligman Visitors.
 r. $. Dickerson and S. l.. Summers, Seigman merchants, are here on busi' ness.
 Here From Stoddard. | q. D. Bunch, Stoddard mine owner came in last evening on short busi' ness visit.
 Mine owner Here.
 W. D. Powell, the Cherry Creek mine owner, is in the city on short busi ness visit
 Mining Man Here.
 George Margarcic, the Black Rock district mining man, is here on min ing business.
 In From Camp.
 John Kelly came in yesterday from his camp in the Thumb Butte district on mining business. st0ckman Visits.
 Joe Rudy, the Kirkland Valley stockman and deputy sheriff, is her on business visit. Harrington Visitor.
 John Lindell, the Harrington busi ness man, came in last evening m short business visit. skylight City visttors.
 T. c. Frier and Mrs. D. (. Frier oi Flagstaff arrived here last evening o' a short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
WILL SINK SHAFT TO 600 FOOT
 LEVEL.
From Thursday's Daily.

]. II. Farrell, general manager of the New England Arizona Mining com. pany. operating in the Big Bug district, spent yesterday here purchasing sup plies, and will leave today for his com. pany's camp. Speaking of the eondi. ton of affairs there, Mir. Farrell said;
 "Our new bunk house and shaft house are completed and the large boil. CT has been installed. Work on the shaft will be resumed as soon as the hoisting plant, which was shipped from Denver on the i7th, arrives on the ground and is installed. The shaft Is now I75 feet in depth and the plan is to continue to n depth of 300 feet and open the vein by drifts from the diff. fcrcnt levels.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
COMPLAINS or ROADS.
(From Fridays Daily.)

George A.. Ainsworth, the Juniper stockman, gardner and farmer, came in yesterday with load of produce which he disposed of ai n handsome figure in the local markets.
 The "Judgc" states that the roads between here and his place at Juniper are in horrible condition, and adds that unless the Hoard of Supervisors repair the Williamson Valley crossing at an carly date, all the farmers and stock. men in his section will be compelled to do their trading in seligman. He will leave for home today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
PREPARING FOR ERECTION or
 DEPOT.
(Prom Saturdays Daily.)

Work is being pushed on the con struction of the sewer on sheldon street by the railroad authorities and much activity IS noticeable in the rail. road yards, where many improvements are being made preparatory to starting the construction of the new passenger depot, at the foot of North Cortez street.
 The sewer, which is being construct. cd of Portland cement concrete, is forty.onc inches in diameter, with n one and one-half per cent grade, cap able of more than accommodating any volume of flood waters SO far known in that part of the city.
 The outfall is in Granite Creek, i'm mediatcly north of the railroad bridge at the southern extremity of the yards and the sewer is being built east on Sheldon AS far as Marina street, wher, the flow of the water shed is collected Before the construction of the depot is commenced the Depot Hotel will b' moved south on Cortcl street about fifty feet. II k said that work on tho depot will not be commenced until tho early spring. after tho winter storm' cease.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Frank Noble Charged With Being An
 Embezzler
Allege He Decamped With Funds From
 Sheriff's Office
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Frank Noble, a former deputy sher. iff of this county. and later n deputy under Sherin Henderson Of Cococino county. has been arrested by the Los Angeles police force on an embezzle. ment charge and Sherlr john Fran. els. of CoconInO county, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday, armed wItl. rcquisitiOn papers issued by Governor Kibbey. for the return of the prisoner to Flagstaff.
 1t Is alleged the crime was commit. ted about a year ago when Noble was in charge of the aiYairs of the shcriir's of'lcc in Flagstan. during the absence of Sherir Henderson. who was de. taincd for several weeks in Phoenix. sick and not expected to live. After the recovery of Sheriff Henderson and his return home Noble resigned and left the country and the alleged shortage in his accounts was not dis. covered until after the first of the present year. when Sheriff Henderson was succeeded by Shcrin Francis.
 Noble was a resident of this county for several years and will be rcmem. bcred here as n deputy sherifY at Ash Fork for some years. Later he moved to Coconino county where he was ap- pointed last year deputy under Sheriff Henderson.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
PREPARING TO SHEAR.
(From Fridays Daily.)

Charles D. Amos, foreman of the Campbell and Francis sheep camps, passed through here yesterday, cn route from Walnut Creek to Phoenix. He states that he is gradually working the flocks in his charge towards Bcardsloy. in Maricopa county, where he intends to shear. He reports the wool crop good and his stock in healthy condi. ton, no losses being known from the poisonous weed which killed a number from the Smith floeks in the Skull Valley neighbovhood.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
(From Fridays Daily.) Back From Los Angeles.

J. M. Conner has returned from n business visit to Los Angeles. A Professional Visit.
 Dr. E. T. Rolph of Poland is here on q professional visit. McOabe Visitor.
 Harry Jennings of McCabe is in the city on short business visit. McCabe Visitor.
 Worth Rybon, the McCabe merchant, is here on q business visit. Copper Oity vtatos.
 M. T. Clyde of Jerome came in yes terday from the Copper City.