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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS CALLS
OFF ALL CONVENTIONS.
TOMBSTONE FALLS INTO LINE
Bartlesville Man Gives Up Plan to
Fight for the Adoption of
Constitution.

Oklahoma City, Ok, May 24-The
postponement of the Republican state
nominating convention at Tulsa,
which was TO have been held June 6,
and all other conventions, even pre-
cinct caucuses, was ordered at a
meeting of the Republican state cen
tral committee held here. The meet
ing was largely attended by Republi-
cans from both territories. The reso-
lutions as adopted were agreed upon
in caucus without friction. William
Johstone of Bartlesville, who had dis
agreed with the plans Of Republican
leaders to the extent Of organizing a
Republican campaign bureau for the
adoption of the constitution even in
it's present form, consented to the eau
Gus plans. Without objection the
committee adopted these resolutions:
We indorse the position taken by
the governor that before he can legal
ly call an election to pass upon the
adoption or rejection of the proposed
constitution, the constitution must
| be first filed with the secretary of
Oklahoma.
In view of the fact that no consti-
tuition has yet been fled with the sec
retary of the territory and in view of
the further fact that the election
has not been called and further that
the governor of the territory and the
officers of the constitutional conven-
tlon have been enj oined from calling
said election by the United States
corut, it is the opinion of this COM
mittee that no Republican commit
tees, state or congressional, judiciary
or county, or precinct caucuses, for
the selection of delegates should
be held by the Republican party un-
til after the call is legally made for
the election to vote upon the proposed
constitution and that no delegations
to any such conventions shall be seat
ed in said conventions If elected prior
to the date of the call for said state
convention by said state chairman,
and no nominations of candidates
shall be made in congressional or judi
cial districts or in any county until
the state convention has adjourned
and declared its position upon the pro.
posed constitution and settled the
question as to whether or not ticket
should be nominated.
1t is therefore ordered that the
date of holding the state convention
at Tulsa, June 6, 1907, be and is here
by deferred and that the chairman
of the state central committee is here
by ordered to call the state conven-
tion at Tulsa, Immediately after said
election is legally called.
1t is further the sense Of this com
mittee that in the event we do not
get statehood under the present
enabling act, the Republican party is
in favor of an enabling act providing
for Joint statehood for Indian Terrific
ry and Oklahoma upon equal terms to
adopt a just constitution, republican
in form.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24
RAILROAD A SURETY
sENAvOR PORTER WILL FL
NANCE THE NEW PROJECT.
EASTERN CAPITAL. INTERESTED
Will Call Meeting Of Directors and
Plan to Begin Construction
Work Soon.

That Vinita is soon to become the
most important railroad center in the
new state now seems probable. Two
more trunk lines are contemplating
building through here from the south
east to northwest. A few days ago a
committee from the Coffeyville and
Memphis railroad was here and prac-
tically agreed to build line from
here to Coffeyville.
Today Senator S. M. Porter Of Ca
ney, Kans., was here to see some To-
cal capitalists who are interested in a
company that is to build a line from
Caney through here TO Fayetteville,
Ark. Senator Porter was here to
consult J. w. Orr in regard to the
matter and said to the Chieftain re-
porter, when interviewed this morn
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24

charged was sorevolting that no white
lawyer in this city could be found who
would defend the perpetrator A negro
lawyer from El Reno was secured to
take the case. The prosecuting at
torney attempted to secure the death
penalty for the criminal and the de-
fendant's counsel devoted all his time
TO pleading with the jury to save the
prisoners life. The first ballot Of the
jury resulted in eleven for the verdict
as rendered and one for the death
penalty.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24
NUMBER ON CALL AT
CHEROKEE LAND OFFICE

The call Of tickets Of admission to
the Cherokee land Office for Thurs
day, May %, 1907 began with No.
1902 and ended with No. 34l1.
The call for Friday Will begin with
No. 34l2
The total number Of tickets issued
is 37O5.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24

In Kansas City yesterday a Mr..
Singers parried a Miss Nightingale.
What the punsters will do to that
couple Will be musical. Kansas City
Post,
Just now Republicans are throwing
everything loose at the Oklahoma con-
sfitotion, which was framed by the
Democrats. Well, there are generally
plenty of clubs under good apple
tree Kansas City Post.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24
Notice

At 10 O'Clock Saturday morning,
May 25th ". M. Simms will sell some
valuable oil leases. The sale will be
made at the Office Of Master in Chan
Gerry A. M. Etchen, and the leases will
be awarded to the highest and best
bidders.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24

Muskogee May PA small bakery
in the rear Of the Patterson mercau-
tile company's store was completely
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The total loss is probably $1,000. The
building was said to have been cover
ed with insurance.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24
CRUCES POPULARITY HAS
NOT BEEN EXAGGERATED

Presiding Elder Mcdonald returned
this morning from Ardmore, where he
attended the closing exercises of Har-
grove college, Of which he is a trustee.
He says the college has had a most
prosperous year, and that its future is
indeed bright.
Mr.. Mcdonald says the reports of
Mr.. Cruces popularity in his home
city have not been overdraNn, but that
the whole city of Ardmore is with him
in his fight for sgubernatorial honors.
Mr.. Mcdonald came home by way
of Sherman, Texas, where he spent d
day with Bishop J. S. Key and In look
ing on the commencement program of
the Kid-Key college, "the greatest In
stitution of learning for girls in the
entire Southwest On his return he
was accompanied by Rev. j. A. Parks,
Of Durant, who goes to TahleQuah to
deliver the commencement sermon for
the Cherokee Male Seminary, of which
he is an alumni. Mr.. Parks will prob
ably visit relatives here on his return.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24
MUSKOGEE GAMBLING
HOUSES WERE RAIDED

Muskogee, May 2+-The officers
raided several gambling houses in
this city yesterday afternoon.
Considerable paraphernalia was
found and carried into the sUreets and
burned. This is the second quarterly
clean up for Muskogee.
Miss Mabel and Mary Crouch returns
ed last night from Liberty Mo-, where
they have been attending college.
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Railroad Expenses.

., ehieas9: The railroads speu, ,u,,r
s.aIes-auaTters OF billion dollars dn-.
=! .hs lses in the effort to take es-a =,
me ,raihe which has nearly ovs,
Nheined them. OF this vast sprn 81
soT1lhs soTa to the Railway Age. fuI,r
sSovuvV'ooo was expended for ne.
=, g,ulp,nent and power. The wear bro,..
a-i Ieeords for new cars, the total -
soIoins 10 the Age. being 3is iO0 ana
seeosding to the Railway Gare,,o %,
~. IN locomotive building thss ~.
Vas mol quite equal TO 1905 This 80.
s % We're aboat $3.50 loeomo,,,ss
year. Snan last
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k335eIssIsN nsselae
-. A&a1A. = st <
Evsf Hs'G

u.rvcr: The thirty'socono
:, ~ colorado Teachsrs' Assoeaeno
y ss,curped Friday night after the ~
=, no.t succcssful and most intse
~ s..,,r meeting ever held by the pody'
So rrca, was tho attendance tnat ~
or,, Of the lectures had to DO k'e.
n Tho First Baptis, Church, the asse"
hly room, OF the Eas, Side hish scnoo'
no. being large enough TO aecoin"o
date the crowds.
Tho nrorram this year was one Oh
.sneeIal merit and the speakers wo's
e,cb authorities on the subjects whicn
,hov handled and persons OF nationa'
renuta,ion. The actual memoetsnw
his year was 1850. made up OF 'no
,onreseutatlye teachers OF the s,a.e
a,d Including many Of the most pfo,,iI'
nen, educators in the West ~" uls
n,,y IN Inc proceedings and lnteiiigen,
,n cras, NJ the audiences spoke wen
for the standard OF eduSh''o" !"
rado and America as wen,
The body was unanimous IN "s ~,
demua,lon Of the high school, irale'
nity and sorority. The auesuoh was
,hreshed out at length and such organ
iIations were scored in strong terms.
The Roosevelt simpliaed spelling oy
n small majority passed under the ban
a, the convention. The question was
raIsed in A resolution approving OF the
reform II Immediately met with
storm Of protest from the opponents'
which involved a lively debate A vote
showed that the resolution was los,
The convention also voted agains.
maid athletic coaches and all forms OF
professionalism in athletics Inc en-
couragement OF greater interest In ar,
was also advocated.
The association Endorsed an oduca.
tionai qualification for county and
state superintendenfs. and tho estab
llshment OF a national university
which shall coordinate the work OF ex'
isting universities and utilize the
available educational resources OF the
government :,
The revision Of the present school
election laws, especially In reference
10 registration and method OF voting
was strongly recommended.
4 national department Of education
10 be represented In the regular cabi-
net was recommended In resolution
but voted down.
The Legislature Is asked 10 devise
come means by which 4 greater rev
eaue VIII be available for the develop
ment and maintenance Of state institu
lions and .he establishment OF state
institution for the education Of feeble
minded children Is recommended.
Tho report OF the treasurer. ". S.
Phillips. showed that the receipts foi
the year ending September !. 1905
were ss565.2i. and the disbursement,
for the same time sl.sI422. leaving .
balance OF SI5l.O2.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-W. II Smiley az Denver
SecretaTy-W. W. Remington o,
Denver.
Treasu-er-H. s. Phillips o, Denver
Authorship ]. p. Treat Of Trlni
dad.
Director usos-oN-H NJ. Barrett o.
Pueblo.
Director iaos-osy-MHton c. Poue,
OF Idaho Springs.
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Northern Colorado Potato Crop.

The potato crop Of northern Colo
rado. which section rivals ali Others
In the world in the annual quantity and
quality of its prodution Of potatoes
IS estimated for the season q,
1906 at 9.5e0 carlosds. 500 carloads
less than that Of last year. whose cron
was forty per cent. that Of the season
O. 1904. whcSe is.O09 carloads ey.
ceeded III previous crops gr-sn In the
Greeley district.
This years cron. shortly affer %.
harvest. was valGed al $1,000 600. hu.
shortage OF cars to cary the c-oo
when demand and prices for II were
hish VIII lose the community at least
sssa0o0 and cut dowa the value Of
the crop 10 si.-Sa. 600.
Ninety-hve hundred carloads est,
mated IN sacks mssns 2s1s. 600 sacks
IN tons. iia-seo. and s.I50. COO bushels
The crop is enough TO I'll train Of re
tF1serAtor cars tvrsa;v-nine miles long
or 10 cover an area three and onehal,
miles ioas and three n1es wide I,
piled with sacks ten feet hish.
Thirty thousand acres were nIsn.a,,
70 potatoes This wear and the ay.rars
weld was scventy-rine sacks an acrs
The quality was the best sre- sr,ov-,
The cost Of growing a sack Of no.-.
soss Is estimated AZ $ cents vhirs
makes the cost OF producing the urcs.
e1t crop sSSl-e5e. leaving The r-ow.
ers ssis-Sta as PROFIT
All Potatoes going to market <ro-,
northern Colorado are called G-e4ls~
potatoes. but the district iaclr6es IN,
localities OF Fort Collins, Tir5rsth
ildsor- Bracvweti- Gree;sy. Lucerne
ssaion. Auit, kerser. Evans. Peckhsr
S's Bend. la Sale. and Johustov,
aaa Trodncss ninesy-fve per esn, .,
al the posa;oes grown In northern e.,
oraoo Ma7r farmers cut Soua ,he5-
potato average the last two Years r.
saSe Place to bets bat !, is sa;d tbs,
a sae potato acreage VIII be jrcrea.ss
the coming year.
The principal markets for cree,.,
are Terms Okiahurns ~.
Mexico Kansas Illinois. Missouri "a
sora 1zis rear Ar7xona wa ~s1-s
70 tAN hs1 ~ tAe CzHforni. no<.s.
ssnA vkscA ssull1y snpplies this -
ra1ory. v1s inA1eQ1naa ~ u
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NEW RAILWAY PROJECT.
Feeder for the MoHa; Road in North.
ern Colorado.

ern Colorado.
Denver: The News os Friday SAYS:
An important railway project. which
promises 10 be big feeder for the
Motfat road, is outlined in an amend.
mcnt TO the articles OF incorporation
OF the Rocky Mountain Railway Com.
pany, filed yesterday in the ofice o.
the secretary OF state. The cumnany
Is backed by number OF capitaiists
at the head OF whom Is T. 8 Matte.
meyer OF Boulder. Nj waltemever Is
president OF the company. and ] T
Naltemeyer, a relative. holds the of.
fee OF secretary.
Ihe connection with the Moffat road
II Is stated. is to be made IN Grand
county. The line will extend 10 Grand
lake, thence to Walden. I.arimer
county; thence TO Fort Collins or
LoIe!and. or both; thence to Hahu's
peak; thence TO the western bounda-v
Of the state The vote for the amend.
ment thus enlarging the plans wa,
htaelloai'! :, unanimous at a meeting o,
in Boulder. eas ago
The Waltemeyer interests own the
hueho mine at Jimtowu, and have
aoout completed a big cyanide miII
ana IN other buildings upon the propar,,.
county. ''' AZ i'"u''
Is understood that a large sur,
% money is on hand for the in,media,a =
eulissrhcuon Of the railroad. ana tho
project, consequently. has attracted /.
sse4' deal OF attention among the raiI.
way men OF the state. e All
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Summit County. Report.

summit county's output for 1sos
SHOWS q rnod increase In an bat copper
ores Following Is y Conservative esti-
mate: 2, - d s. '7- q q
rr,scsrs and dredxes fReld, .esx4. -
sstSmp mills tfree goJd3 ....l ESS66
se.nny sey ores and euneentr1fse M Y q
NugKes rold : 4 : : : : : - - = n
s'sv.s frcn arss ana eeeee1- ss X
Lead frem psasitiax 80 Z. I; Z; ~ 4. .
conee4er1kas : " sZS- rs .'.sss5s33 N
NJ g -. s.s1stSg -, - y; 4 \ u
lrea 81 1ea3se - = - 7 Il & III
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Average Prices Of Metal. In 1906.
Big Advance in Stocks.

Since October /. 1906. there has been
n tremendous advance in Cripple Creek
stocks ranging from fifteen to sixty
per cent. There are twelve incorpor-
ated and twice as many private or
close corporations paying regular
monthly or quarterly dividends. and all
Of these companies have such ore re-
serves or ore in sight as to warrant
the statement that these dividends will
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Death Rate pee,;o,,,

Masainston; Chief Sanitary o@ca,
rnn N a report to the isshn,, |,
nu .sn commission on the he.ith cnnss .,,s 4
uuns IN the canal none durtne .Ss
nanln 1, OF November. notes sissav sae
ylne IN the death rate. bosh .r ~
.s .as empioyes and the porul,s,rr oas ~.
,h ,.ue O the employees. In July srSa. Sa.-
20 sae empioyes there were lsi s.ass1
- Nosemoer. Sc Amonr ths ~:
ul.e american empsoyes fhres xs..S sssv Z
sS With no deathx fr,ss. = -. I
n.e = The families x ennan-. ~ ~
mner q employees cnn.s.sssss = =. scs :.
ls.,sa mo- 1.ls7 i1 5uay is - r.. !.
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Rieo's Large Prodssss

Following Is the es;inar
production OF precious neau,
Forty-hve thousand tocs
concentrated
Four thousand I'VE husS
concentrates shipped
Average contents-lw
yer, 2.5 ounces gold, ~ Id II
2 per cent copper. III
Average value. per lon' ~
Total yield. ss03,ooe. 4
Increase over last year
cent.
The reorganization Oh !.
Rico Mines Company. via i
Monat as Chairman OF the ~
rectors. Is expected TO vol. =
full transformation In the gay
the coming year
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Colorado proved her claim in 1906
to be the yeritable sugar bowl OF
America. and now leads withou, rival
all other states in the production OF
sugar.
Not any more wonderful than would
be the sudden upsprinrins OF an infant
TO the stature OF giant is the won.
derfal growth OF the beet sugar indus
try throughout the state In eight
years. no more, Colorado has jumped
from the bottom to the top OF the lad
der in sugar production. and gives
promise with annual increases Of fac
tories. output and expansions in every
lire of holding Indefinitely that en-
yiahle position
The only contestants 20 this claims
Of supremacy are California and Aiehi-
gan Michigan. with her seventeen fac
tories and daily capacity OF 10, $50 tons.
which in 1905 exceeded Colorado by
over 1,ccv tons. now is forced To give
way TO our H. 900 tons daily capacity:
and California. with her s.4So tons cz-
pacity. VIII be out Of the running uatl
new plants are constructed. And then.
too, Co,orado's mills are running ever
day OF the sugar Campaign and every
capacity is tested to the utmost 10 han
die the immense crops Of sugar beets.
In other states many OF the factories
shut down part OF the time and their
operations are xI best spasuaodic.
In . single year ColorSdo's output OF
sugar has been sEelled IN value s5.eO0..
Voe. and the invested capital. outside
OF real estate. has grown SS.asS. eesa.
making for the latter the grand total
of Sls.sSS.eea. Farmers in 1915 were
paid $s.aoV.ece more than in 1895. fac
tory labor earned sl.es>a. .Qsaa more than
In the proceeding year. and aslt labo.
alone earned $e-.<S t,aa during the su-
gAr campaign Aeol: ssssa more
Acres were planted 70 sasa- bssss than
In 1905. and the beet tonnage exceeded /
the preceding year by SOC ESQ tons.
The average yield Per sere when raised
from eleven tons in 1895 70 iS-s tors
In 1906. which are extremely ccassrra-
tive figures Reports are made q. /
Yields mp to Twenty-Five and even as
high, In exceptional cases. As thirzS
tons to the acre.
Daring 1927 and in time for The cam
paixn there viii be constructed ami IN. /
tshst another factory at Las Aniraas-
hy the American Beet Sugar Company.
which viii cost close to 81 l.al.o.aee. a1a
n other points deals are On for new
encturte& To every district where
lhcso b = beet sugar factory settlers
1aye been drawn and beet fields nov
mark the place where barren prsirse
sn1 fogmer3y Was
Colorado has now ffssen sugar fac
IuF1es- wAIcA. althOnxn two less than
= NtcAfgaA- lAre "a aggregate capAc>
" dnllx fcr 11ic1A8 l,ee<s which ex-
re1s enx OeAer - ~ saxzr besk grprs
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eunni.ou County.

The year Just closed nss Z
ord-breaker for all branens. ls'.,,' Y
try in Gunnison county, s ssss,s
OF metal mining. The 81, /.
greatest activity mas o ~
kin-Ohio City gold bell. 49,
Transportation and drsinas, ~ 4 \,
have been run from ~. - :
exposing large bodies o. e
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Le,dville Output for

The Herald Democrat siso
Of ores produced in the Lx's, y
trict during the las, year = u,
Gold. sf.oss.ssi; silver ~ ! +
lead. 32.7so, ,4cs; copper, "
rinc. Sc. e.sss.s55. uiansarese'
total. 315.l6e,sss. 4. !,
The total tonnage iof 'ns
916,7zl. Number OF men ~ ~
mines and sneiiers Of Law
5.sS2.
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DETAILED rAOLG FROM WHICH TOTAL FIGURE. :.
GRAL oUrPur or 1908 ARE prsvs' g
!. ..e4.s44.s5s ss.esa.iii ,c.oos.s7, \ NJ, :,
SUMMARY OF COAL PRODUCTION OF colos.,.

Total tonnage OF coal produced. .................
Number mines In operation n.............,. '"-r
Tons OF Ignite coal produced ced.................
semibItuminous coal produced. '''-
Tons OF buminous coal produced ............ ''''
of anthracite coal produced
OF upclassihed coal produced, estimated. '~'
Total OF coke manufactured. ............
Total number OF coke Observation-Disclosures. '--
Number employees the mines. ...... '''-
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Iron and s.ee, Production.

The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com.
pany. as the largest producer Of coal
and iron in the state. has enjoyed the
complete restoration OF normal work
Ing conditions in Colorado more largely
than any other concern. Its entire
works have felt the inspiration OF new
equipment and general improvements.
Following is comparative state
nent Of tonnage Of products. In tons Of
1000 pounds. for the fiscal year end
Ing June 80. 1904. 1905 and 1906:
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Total

eDividends paid by the Strong Gold
MINING Company. the Cresson G. NJ
%. and other close corporations not
making distributions public. win not
De found in this list A fair estimate
oil The distributions Of such close cor
poEauons would lie 500, 900 at . con-
servatiye estimate,
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Iotal -.

asssssssss...
The precious metal I'd
also that OF tungsten -
falling on this year. &C.
last. due in the case o, prs1
to the fact that only The ~
has been sent to he =
many OF the bigges, p.o.r
county. while the losx1s
retained 10 be treated y
new mills that are now ,s,:,
tion. On this account. 4
value Of the ore shipped t7'
county this year has ii
$3.50 in 1906 to s5l-.e /, n
The coming year prcr.a!I
breaking production. Nd
mills which are neaiiss =
which have been built it.a
tests, have dcmonstraiet III
billty TO the ore and vii y
production several fold.
The big 500-ton lAnrir,
mill. on South Boulder. vils
operations in a few days q
mage; the wano hfiy,ca q
at jamestown. viii be IN Te
side OF the next thirty tiHi
ton cyanide mill Of ,hs i
company wili be ready fc q
ninety days. and about TIE Z
the i00-ion concentrating :
Boulder County mine VII b
ton. At Magnolia groEk
groken for a twenty-hseia
at Sugar Loaf work On 81
mill will commence The :
year. At Ward TWO new =
jected and il Is said vol
mence within the next tfiN
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Cripple Creek oivIdend. n ,eoe.

Company .....,.s 10000. 90
hikton Cons ~ a NJ Co. iSsseo. 90
- fasc Cons g. NJ Co.. l1f.5eo 90
Ftndley Cons NJ Co III 900 90
Cold Dollar Cons NJ Co . 900 90
Granite O. NJ Co - 1so ooo 90
,,try aonnson G. NJ. Co... 5000 30
Mary Mckinney Con NJ Co isssIorS
Portland G N Co $50 o,o 81
st-atton's Independence
tI,dl .....-...... i.s. 900 90
nindlessor Goa. @. NJ. CO. iss 600 90
work N & N Co. - se'eoe 90
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Cripple Creek Output by Months.

Figures on tonnage and value OF ores
mined and treated, from the Cripple
Creek district, during 1906.
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Colorado Metal Output 1859 to Janu.
ay I. 1907.
Dividends Of Mills.

feature Of the year In Jhe Cripple
Greek district was the tendency of
mine owners to move toward the cree
ton OF their own mills. either In the
district. or at the valley points. The
companies treating Cripple Creek ores
under contracts during the year are
credited with earning and paying the
following dividends In 1906:
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c,,pin County AssF.s|

The production q sos', = ~
per. lead, xinc and o.ns. .,s'sty. I
ais for 1906. In Gilpln ssfj|
taI up from ~ s.ooc, ,occ Z z z 81
being dimcult to aI..'s s & a. ]
prodrction on accom-. = : p Y
system being 20 rucn ss,,sfy; I
which 70 aHcnrAie ac N
~ progress q ihs
rel uai1er Quafts nnt T
rlueeIy. 6I1p3n count
TT = n1ag to ~
nGn6y
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LIVESTOCK IN COLORADO, JANUARY I. 1907
FIGURES COLORADO SUGAR PRODUCT FOR LAST



Tos, ,.ra,,e harvested S5N32
Total tonnass ~ :. :. .,,.......... l477.7OO 9294i7
Average Weld acre
pounds of produced .3lOSl'ooV
factories. exclusive OF
73sS50O +6t'
labor. 20ll0pV lN9yuu
Value ger pound 12ilsbso ''fSSS'o
paid field labor. a2SSip
OF produced ooi5U1
Pulp will $500
s6S50o
number OF un,-.,. lO
Employed fields l20 1850
Statistics gathered
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-04
Boulder Count, a.

The mineral prcdu,,s
county for the year ~ /,
by Secretary Fine q ,hL
mercial Association. 4. ~
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-04

Silver. ~
LEAD. x ~.
Copper. h..
Zinc. ......... Nv
Totals .......... = ........... !. >
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-04

Table OF the number OF acres o,
beeis grown in the various districts
Of Colorado in 1906:
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-04
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