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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-12-12
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ii.trDIpcs3 in the 5enale, but seg-rzl
r--slutiDns were presented. One ga,
adopted inviting Bryan o. address ihs
-enztr SissB he yisits Guthrie. B,Il
tie oenate and House adopted the Re- >
Oi.stiJn thanking John 5a4rp Williams
f,r bi. stand On Statehood. A resolu
tiJB vas adopted by the House iDdor.
ing sn appropriation to pay the er
prrse- oi the election ard the COnsti
tutjonal Convention deficit. eKclusiy,
81 per dirm 81 members. and menora
izing COngrrss ~ pay all of those eE
prnses. including member salaries
Another senate resolution, Dy Cor
dril, nemoralizes Congress 10 gran
the Fort Reno Military Reservation L
tie state for a soldiers home, for al
soldiers in the army of the Unite'
States and the late Confederate Army
A stringent antilobby bill va. intro
duced in the House by whitehUrsi
making lobbying in secret a crime
punishable by fine Of 500 70 800
aud imprisonment from six months I
two years
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-12-12


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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-12-12
Count, Commissioners
Proceedings
" / BEazDsLEg.
County Clerk.

CLERKS O1ics. December 3, lsJ1-
Board Of County COmrni asiOnsr. met
q. per call s1zset November .. 1871. 81
The Clerk. Office December 8. 1907. al
IA NJ All the members and The
clerk present Bridge bids Eere open
II a. folIOws: J. ". Webb. for ma
i-sriAl only Wichita Construction Co,
in foli: G ID. James. Hutchinson. Kan
80. for labor only
On motion Of Msphet, second by
Lewis. further Consideration o. "a
bridge bid. we're p)stpJnei until !
r NJ
The application Of Cimarron county,
asking for the tar rolls for 1901 and
money due the Townships in school
districts within its boundaries, was
after foil discussion by the Bard and
County Attorney, refused, pending
action of the state Legislature under
: 'ctiOn 81 and - schedule. page ~ and
81, Constitution Of oklahoma.
The application Of the officers Of
Texas county for tax rolls for 1901 and
money belonging to Texas county, was
after full discus ion OF the board
bunty attorney ,u4d the commissioner
Of Texas county, rsfus ID, pending
actiDn Of the stat, legislature under
section 80 and IS .chei ale page 81 and
81, Constitution Of Oklaiib
On motion Bjari ali 5urnel until
o'clock T. VI.
Board re-convencd az O'Clock ? VI
NJ members present The following
bonds were on motion approved
rustees-Jas ii Love, NJ r. Todd
lei CsDOEmal
Clerk.-WilIiam White. B G. Brown
laryey VI SOyett.
rreasurrrs VI Adams. ;. y Jone.
J. X. McLarty, George wilson
Assessors-M. X. Todd. Mel C0DkuIan
Constables-J. II, Mccartney, J. &.
Thomas.
Justice Of the Pelce-s p. Davis. John
Clarsson, Gcorg. II Lsm.n1ns, r L.
Potter, Josiah J. Stanley
The special bushes. for 4 O'Clock
vas taken up aud the Boarl OF town.
ship officers of Beaver township being
present, after full discussion OF the
plans and speci tications for the bridges
submitted, they in writing notified the
county Board that they would approve
~ Of the plans submitted, subject to
the final approval OF the Board Of
county commissioners.
On motion % Lewis, second by
haphet, the bid and plan Of the Wichi-
"a Construction Co., known as Numbey
! was approved aud accepted by the
board in the SUN Of s27gj 90, said
-idge 70 be completed and ready for
use aud acceptance within four months
from date, barring hOldups and delays
IN delivery Of materials in the event Of
said hinderances, said time may be- ex-
ended not To exceed two months, said
company 10 give bond IN the sum OF
$4,000 and make contract for the
p .riOrmance OF said duties.
On motion the Boarl adjourned un-
I'll 7 7.3OP. VI.
Bonrd r. convened at 7 80 Z. NJ. All
members being present.
On motion the bond Of A. II Mont
gOInery a. justice OF the Peace was
approved On motion the board ad
Journed
/, W l.. Beardsley, County Clerk Of
Beaver County, Oklahoma. hereby GER
lify that the ahuye - true and cor
rect copy Of the proceedings Of the
cbunty commissioners, at their special
meeting held at the Clera's office in
said county and state, on December ),
1907.
W. T.. BEsRDsLyY,
County CLERK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-12-12
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County CLERK.
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Archer s. Barrow

AuctiODeer and Live Stock Salesman.
VIII cry sales anywhere. Address
FiD'is. Oklahoma, X r u. No. ?.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-12-12

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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

A landslide took place in the local
mining stock market yesterday. The
excitement in the Eastern markets and
the necessity for ready money in New
York and other centers caused the
wiring of a lot of orders to this city
to sell mining stocks.
AS a consequence there was practi-
cally a bargain-counter sale IN which
all Southern Nevada districts suffered
because of the trouble the Eastern men
were having.
The larger declines for Southern Ne
vada mining shares were IN the higher
priced ones. Combination Fraction fell
from $40 to s4.45. Goldfeld Console
dated Mines dropped back to So. There
last Saturday. The opening of the
merger shares was at sg.25 yesterday.
The rise of % cents that followed was
not maintained for any length OF time.
Sales were made at sS.l2h and then IS.
at which aforementioned price $500
shares were sold.
ST. Ives declined Is points, selling
first at s1.60 and then dropping to $1.45.
Silver Pick was sold quite largely, 49,
900 shares in all. with the price fallin g
from s1.27h to s1.15. Red Top Exten-
sion, the largest seller on the list with
431l shares thrown into the market,
declined little, from 81 cents to 49
cents. Jumbo Extension was one of the
large losers. the call in price being
from $2.17h to $2.o5. Great Bend
shares to the number of $4,000 were
sold The price dropped from $1.02h
to 95 cents. Great Bend Extension
dropped 2 points. The depression car
ried Jim Butler IN the Tonopah district
from s125 to s1.22h. Lone Star drop
ped from 81 to q cents.
So it went all along the line. all due
to the Eastern money troubles, and
Atlanta was points on Blue Bell 4.
Blue Bull 3, Booth 5, Daisy 12A, Jumbo
Extension 12h. Diamondfeld Triangle
was the only one of the larger sellers
that regained the early price in the
late transactions. The sales of Dia-
rnondfield Triangle were 31,60e shares
The price went down from SO cents to
IS and 40 cents after a lot of hammer
ing, but recovered to 30 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
.RACETRACK GAMBLING
BRINGS RUIN TO CLERK
Ernest M. Loewenstein Is
Caught Stealing Letters
In Postoh1ce

The handbook at Wolfe's cigar stand
in Ellis street. above Fillmore. is re-
sponsible for the degradation OF Ernest
NJ. Loewenstein. a l9-year-old clerk in
the main postof1ce. Loewenstein was
caught by Postof1ce Inspector James
O'Conneu yesterday in the act Of rob-
bing the mails.
Loewenstein resides with his wi
dowed mother at 1851 Ellis street He
was appointed a temporary clerk in
the main postofice on October 9, and
from that time complaints began to
reach the postmaster that letters con-
tanning small lsums Of money had never
reached their destinations O'Connell
learned that Loewenstein was playing
the races at Wolfe's store, and watch
was set on him. After his arrest yes
terday q search resulted in the dis
covery of five stolen letters
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
RAMSAY READY TO SHIP
Camp Reported to Be on Eve oi
Much Activity

The Goldfield. Tribune says that the
mining camp of Ramsay is about to
become very active. 1t says:
Ore is being found. Of good value and great
quantity, In nearly every part OF the district.
aud the owners of mines are making strenuous
efforts TO get il out and TO market The Ram
sew Comstock will move 1000 sacks as soon as
the teams now engaged can handle II. and Will
continue the shipment indefinitely. The Ram.
sew Consolidated is taking out this same ore and
piiing II up for shipment as soon as teams can
be secured.
The Ramsey Bonanza, where ore was encoun-
tered last week, is running an upraise from the
ore body 10 the surface, sinking at the same
place and will work the mine through TINS snait
until the 2O00-foot tunnel now being put IN is
opened when the mine win be worked through
The WsIkover people preparing to open
nm extensively and the Ramsey Amalgamated
win begin work in a few DAYS.
The Little Joe group, sold 70 the Dlgnowitz
Brokerage Company, is to be opened. This group
IS on the Cravanata lead, on which the Ramsey
Consolidated encountered ore When the Little
Joe begins work there viii be four mines op-
Grating on this one lead ..,.. !.
The Ramsey district has hardly been scratched
vet though there three workings now tnat
20 down 200 feet and tap ledges at tnat aeptn;
The Rather No ., on the discovery dyke, Is sun
st work sinking with the ore IN the smart, ana
the Gravanata mine has ten men opening up the
dykes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
MICROBES AND GERMS TO
BE KEPT OUT OF DOORS
Crusade of Health Officers Results
in Arrest of One Hundred
Dealers in Edibles

lively demand for fine mesh
screens followed the issuance yesterday
morning from Judge Cabaniss court
OF l07 warrants for the arrest Of res
taurant keepers. fruitstand proprietors
and owrers of delicatessen shops
throughout the city for the violation
Of sections and Of ordinance l3 of
the new series Of supervisorial ordi-
nances.
The ordinance under which the war
rants were served provides that all
windows. doors, transoms and other
apertures into such stores and restau-
rants must be supplied with screens TO
prevent the admission into the establish
ments and thence to the edtbies OF
germ carrying insects.
The complaining witnesses in the
cases are Thomas Kane, health officer.
and z. J. Murphy. food inspector.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
Wall Street Finances Knock
Mining Shares OF Nevada
In Struggle to Get Money, Selling Or
ders Are Sent to Coast

tunnel has tapped the ledge at depth Of 900
feet and the values range from s27.40 to s4s
across three foot ledge The Bellehellen Min
and the shaft on the Prospector has been sunk
sixty-fve feet The Cornforth property has SOC
sacks of ore waiting shipment. o. A. Erdman,
secretary and manager OF the Wellington Asso-
citation. Is arranging for the opening of the
company's property in this district. 1t is Erd
inside of thirty days. This company has
group of claims adjoining the Bellehelen Mining
COMPANY. Bertram & Cobb Of Tonopah have
a group Of claims adjoining the Wellington
ground, and as the weather will now permit
the working of their property they will at once
resume operations Ore has been found on q
three foot ledge that assays $292. 10 to the ton.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
SELLS ROSEBUD CLAIM
Recently Located Property Said to
Have Brought $4,000

Fl. T.NAbstein, says the Goldfeld
Review, owner and locator of the
Golden Triangle group of claims
in the Rosebud mining district,
situated about two miles north of
the Brown Palace mines, has sold
his interest in the property to George
Wilson, formerly superintendent of the
Nevada Superior Mining Company, and
Ed Copley of Chicago for $4,000. The
Golden Triangle property adjoins the
..,cKean claims and is north of the Sui
phur road. The Golden Triangle prop
erty has been located about ninety
daVS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
STRIKE in JACK POT
Ore of High Grade Credited to Mine
at Wonder

The Wonder Mining News says that a
rich strike has been made in the Jack
Pot mine. The story told by the News
is as follows:
In a crosscut about fifteen feet from the
shaft at the 100-foot level the vein which had
diverged from the shaft at the forty-foot Level
was picked up and 1t proved richer than neal
the surface. The vein In the crosscut is five
feet wide and eighteen inches of this carries
ore than Is thickly plastered with horn and ruby
silver. The exact assays have not yet been an
nounced This strike at depth is regarded as
assuring the permanency of this mine A gas
oifne engine and hoist arrived for the Jack
Pot yesterday and is the first one in the dis
trict. On the Grand View claim Of the Jack Pot
The Jack Pot the first property located in
the Wonder district
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
MINES OF BELLEHELEN
Opening of Properties Progresses and
Some Strikes Are Made

Bellehelen. Nye County, Nevada, has
a new paper, the Bellehelen Record,
which in it's first number gives an ac-
count of the mines in the district in
part as follows:
At the wendan Company mine the aoO-foot
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

Laundry-Quick service and special
rates on Spreads. Towels, Sheets and
Pillowslips Sheerin's Laundry, 760
McAIlister street. Phone Park 316.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Over 1000, 900 bottles of pickles are
eaten weekly in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

Union carpenters Of Milwaukee, have
made q demand for an increase in
wages from s5 to s7h cents on hour,
beginning May I.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

strike is theatened in the building
Industry OF Washington. d. c. Unless
the master builders concede the de-
mands made by the Structural Build
ting Trades Alliance that ali nonunion
men employed in the building trades In
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

The two painters organizations in
Greater New York have come 10 an
amicable settlement Of their trouble.
The Brotherhood OF Painters, Decora-
tors and Paper Hangers and the Ma
tional Alliance OF Painters have buried
the hatchet The alliance is confined
20 New York It has been decided to
merge inside year
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

A three-day conference was held last
week IN Pittsburg by representatives
OF thirty-fve machinists' unions within
a radius Of 200 miles OF that city.
Much discussion was had as TO -fhe
shorter worlxday. Ways and means
were devised to enforce the new wage
scale. which VIII take effect May J.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

Secretary Neubert Of the New York
City Union Label Fair committee re-
ports that the application for space for
the exposition 70 be held May Ills IN
elusive has far exceeded the expecta-
tions of the committee. Manufacturers
OF union-made goods from every sec
tion of the United States are to be rep
reeenfed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

Eight candidates were initiated at a
recent meeting Of Plasterers' Union No.
Sc and fifteen applications for member
ship were received. The electon OF OF
fcers win be the special order for next
meeting and all members are requested
10 be present
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-26

The twenty-flfth anniversary Of Car
penters' Union No. 35 OF San Rafael
was celebrated last Saturday night in
Armory Hall Notwithstanding the in
clement weather a large crowd was
present a large delegation from san
Francisco going over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
Vote Is Unanimous.

Last evenings meeting was attended by
Adopt 175 electrical workers of whom, 1t
was said, thirty-five are in the employ
of the light department. The vote was
unanimous to place all matters pertain
ing to the situation in the hands of L.
Lynn, district president and local secrtI
tary and business agent. He is to act
with the executive committee of the To-
cal. Mr.. Lynn stated after the meeting
that during the last year the electrical
wires have carried double the voltage for
merly transmitted, or an increase of from
200 to 400 volts. This. said Mr.. Lynn
adds greatluy to the danger of the mems
occupation. Early this morning Mr.. Lynn
wired fun particulars of the situation to
Mr.. ]. Sullivan at San Francisco, grand
vice president. Mr.. Sullivan is expected to
arrive in Salt Lake soon TO act as in
ternational representative in connection
with the telephone and light situations.