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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-12-26

In mentioning the names of the Ia
dies who assisted in packing the bas-
kets for the Kings Daughters. Mrs.
Edward Carmichaers name was omit
ted and we hasten to make the correc-
ton. for there is no member of that
order who takes a deeper interest in
the work and is a more faithful, zeal
Gus and kindly worker.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-12-26

Mr. L. NJ. Murray, Marx Bros clev-
er young travelling man, returned
Tuesday night from a business trip to
Dade City and other points south. He
says business is good down that way
and booked many orders
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-12-26
ROOMS FOR RENT

ness building. is for rent. High, dry
and airy; admirably adapted for
housekeeping. Apply to the Star or
Mrs. E. Van Hood.
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
Tells of Riches In Arizona.

J. c. Adams, general superinten = dent of the Boston Montana mines of the Amalgamated Copper Company, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday after a months tour of the mines in Ari- zona Mir. Adams is accompanied by his brother w. w. Adams, Paul Stevens and w. J. Guthrie. all pro- rninent in the copper mining circles. They are stopping at the Van Nuys.
 Mir. Adams states that, in his opinion, Arizona will equal, if not surpass, Montana in the production of copper. He also thinks that Los Angeles will be the greatest mining center in the United States in few years.
 "I have never seen a mining coun- try that can equal Arizona" said Mr. Adams. 'I inspected e score or SO of mines and was astonished at the enormous deposits of copper displayed. 1 visited the Greene Cananea proper ties and marveled at theIr vastness Then went to the Arizona Apache, one of the newer mines about forty seven miles out of Benson. I saw one of the greatest showings of copper that 1 have ever seen. and l have been all through the Butte develop ment. In fact, this mine, in my own opinion, will make some of the largest copper mines of Montana look to their laurels. Yet this is only one of many rich mines. There are the Calumet and Arizona, the Copper Queen, and the Greene Consolidated, where over S2O, 100000 worth of copper is already blocked out. l tell you it is marvel ous and the world is just beginning to hear of it. 1 think that Arizona will eventually furnish the copper for the world "-L. A. Times
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
Outlaws Will Have Company.

Lieutenant Billy O:ds of the Rang CTS will shortly establish headquarters in the northern part of the territory where he will be in command of a bunch of Rangers under the general supervision of Captain Harry Wheeler.
 Lieutenant Olds will be stationed in northern Arizona across the Colo rado river in section of country which is without doubt the widest in the territory,
 There have been frequent com plaints that bands of horse thieves come into that country which lies be- tween the Utah state line and the Colorado river. Owing to the difficulty in getting across the canyon of the Colorado river. the outlaws have practically run things as they pleased and ight have heen practically the only law in that section.
 The most notorious of the gangs, however, is the Billy Steels band, which visits that section annually . Owing to the numbers Of the outlaws they have heretofore been able to run things with high hand.
 The territory, however. is determin ed to put an end to the lawlessness and for this reason Rangers will be stationed there.-Phoenix Gazette.
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
The HuS&enf1eimS.

It IS stated that the Guggenheims have secured controlling interest in the Saddle Mountain mining company, and will increase the capacity of their smelter from 200 to 600 tons; that the Ray mines have been sold for three million dollars, and will have a large shelter erected there; that the copper mines at Dripping Springs have been taken over by the London -Arizona Copper company, and plans are being laid for the construction of a shelter of 3. 900 tons capacity, second only in size to that of the Copper Queen in Arizona; that the Two Queens is talk ing out large quantities of gold copper ore, and is preparing to put up reduc- tion works; that ceking coal has been opened in commercial quantities-all within a short distance from the mouth of the San Pedro river below Benson, and on the same mineral zone with the Valenzuela Happy Valley, Ariz- ona Apache and other undeveloped property tributary to Benson on the north-Benson Press
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
Improvements at Industrial School.

Joseph K. Kibbey, Governor; w. F. Nichols, Secretary, and J. J. Riggs. new member of Board of Control, were in Benson last Monday, inspecting the Territorial Industrial School. They expressed approval of the new brick laundry building, and pronounced it q substantial, structure.
 It was decided to build a cottage dormitory for the girls, and develope artesian water to irrigate the grounds. The building will be of the same kind of brick which has been successfully used in the new laundry, made at the Industrial School brick yard.
 The al tesian well at present con- templated is to be started with view of sinking 1900 or 1900 feet if neces- sary, to insure plenty of water-begin- ming eight inches in diameter or larger. Benson Press.
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
The CanOa Ranch.

E. T. Davis of Philadelphia, one of those financially interested in the big Canoa ranch. B miles south of Tue son, is in town. Mir. Davis is carry ing on extensive farming developments
 The first cutting of alfalfa has been harvested, giving more than ton per acre. The second crop is coming in rapidly. Mir. Davis is causing wells to he sunk with view to developing the underfow. He is giving this work particular attention.
 Six inch holes are being bored, at depth of 1O3 feet. After developing two or more underfiow currents, there seemed to be evidence of still larger underfiow being strunk and perchance' artesian water.
 The Canoa ranch is now proving to be the most important experiment. farm in Pima county Tucson Star.
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
Sonora Tomatoes

Tomatoes grown in Guaymas, So- nora, and shipped to the Territory bring fifteen cents a pound in Tucson. The tomatoes from Mexico fill the Tucson market until June, when the market is supplied by Southern Csl- ifornia tomatoes. An effort was made, by spectators to purchase the Guay- mas crop for S175 crop, but the producers preferred to handle the crop themselves
 You will find good market for early tomatoes in the Southern part of the Territory as soon as the number of crops increase sufficiently to warrant big shipments. Tomatoes grown in the Yuma valley will be ready for the market within two or three weeks, and cucumbers will be ready for the last of May.
 The California tomatoes sell, in sea- son, on farm, $l 20 per box of twenty to twenty two pounds. the price. of course, lessening as the season pro- gresses. The re-icing of vegetables at the Armour ice house will necessitate holding in storage three times the amount of ice that in now necessary. Exchange.
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
The Copper Queen.

At the Copper Queen mines, says the Bisbee Review, a report given ont by the general offices, place the numoer of underground miners at 1904. With the other employees in and about the mines of the Copper Queen, the num- Der on the pay rolls will total not less than 170O men, which is said to be about the same figure employed prior to the calling of the strike on April 9. The statement is given out that 100 additional mlners were employed by the Copper Queen during the past week
 The production of the Copper Queen smelters this month will be about the sa nle as the production of February 9,50O,000 pounds. The production for March was record breaker, totaling almost 10, 5OO,OOO pounds, but it IS the intention of the Copper Queen to keep the production figures around the ten million pound mark. Although furnace No. 10 is beng installed at the reduction works of the company at Douglas. It is the plan to hold one furnace Tn reserve and continue to use only the nine furnaces at present doing duty. The receipts of ore at the Cop per Queen snelters during the month of April, now drawing to close, has just about equaled the consumption of the smelters, and it was not necessary to draw upon the reserve ore piles. It is stated authoritatively that more copper bearing material was shipped from Bisbee to the smelter during the present month than at any previous time in the history of the camp. By copper bearing material is meant slag ore and the Old Copper Queen dump
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
Prosperity Talk

Col J. F. Wilson of Prescott, who is in the city today, stated this morn ing that there is more activity in min. ing in that section than there has been for years. Colonel Wilson states that developed mining claims arc going like hot cakes in that section and the only developed claims left were sold the other day for S20O, 900, being the property owned by the Dividend people Colonel Wilson re- gently sold the Lyman mine to I. T. Hosey and associates for considera- tion of $5O,OOO. He states that he considers this the finest gold mine in the territory. The Keystone. in which Colonel Wilson is the heaviest stock holder, is being developed steadily and he has great faith in the future of this property. He says that he has had inquiry from five different eastern capitalists for developed mining claims lately, but he had nothing to offer them .-ArIzona Democrat.
The border vidette., 1907-05-11
Possibilities of Sonora Great.

In an interview with Cananea Herald Reporter, Mr. Hawley, pro- minent mining engineer from New York City. has, with exception al clearness. reviewed the future possi- bilities of development in the now lit tie known country that stretches be- tween Oananea and the port of Quay mas. Few people realize the immense mineral wealth of the Yaqui district and appreciate the wonderful develop ment that is sure to take place when the railroads tap the great mineral belt that stretches along the gulf.
 II have been through many mining countries and highly mineralized sec tions in different parts of the world, but for extent and richness demon strated. in course of development and apparent on the SUI face to the train ed eye, l have never seen nor heard of anything equaling or approaching in immensity the Cananea ore zone, stretching away to the south from the producing mines of the Greene at Puertecito, practically to Guaymas, 300 or more miles.
 ''I believe that in the Yaqui river country alone, in which I spent sev- eral weeks, and every day found something of interest, worth while looking at. I do not believe it is be- yond the conservative to say that within ten years that country will have production equalling the value of the entire mineral output of the Territory of Arizona during the last year. Not only are the great miner alized districts there, but in immediate tributary country you will fad water and soil for the growing of all kinds of supplies that the mining camps of the future will require. The climate is delightful. Man could attempt work in no country which would af- ford more delights in this respect.
 "The railroad lines the Southern Pacific is now building through the section assure that there will be no lack of transportation facilities, while the low rate of freight and the low passenger rates which prevail iu Mex ico under the wIse direction of the government, assures that there will in this respect be better conditions for the advancement of industrial life than are obtainable in the United States"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

II. J.. Stice and family leave for
an extended trip TO Southern Cali.
fornia on saturday
Levi Pead of Randolph, Wyo.
is visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Pcad Austin, who is quite i'll.
The RusSon family will hold
their Third Annual Family Re.
union Feb. 9TH at the Bank Build
ing.
The Alpine Stake quarterly con.
ference will be held in the Lehi
Tabernacle next Saturday anc
Sunday.
Enoch RuSson leaves for a mis-
sion to England on Feb. 10. II,
quits work at the sugar factor!
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crabb gave
social tOa number Oftheir friends
ON Friday evening. Refreshment'
were served.
John V. Smith has purchased
over million and a half pound,
of wool during the past two weeks
The woods growers are getting
good price for their wool this year
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
A Bargain.

Single Surrey, high grade.
Set Double Express Harness,
nearly new.
I Single Hame and Collar Har
ness, nearly new.
old Single Express Harness.
old Double Lead Harness.
Second Hand 3 inch Schuttler
Wagon, complete.
For further Information call on
n. Il. OSTERLOH.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24


Margaret Cavanaugh is visiting
with her sister at 0alu LAKE. wy
this week.
Oyprcoats Ladies' Coats and
Fur. nj % n discount at People
Coop.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Stic3 enter
tained a number OF the'r 'ri'""'
last FRIDAY highU'
Frank ingalls,, Asst Supt. of
the Sugar Factory at Idaho Falls,
IS visiting WIN ms p're"'N'
W. G. Shruge Of Chicago is
Visiting with his wifc's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cavanaugh.
~ r. - ,uoli,ro,L b,s hoo,
-,,,l, r,,,,,, Commits
sioners rs County Physician lor
this end of the county.
Tho Utah Kaolin Co. shipped
several hundred pounds of model
ing clay TO different schools in the
state this week.
Mems Oyercoa'S az -'# o'N
count at Peoples coop
Two new steam plows have been
purchased by people in this end
of the county for use in Cedar
Valley this coming summer.
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Ier'a'"cu " ~" Vi '"''' -,
r'l'"S o''"ins I.,
Us - -. ,,,,.,.d ,,oror,
- -
viz :
Mrs J. w. GRAY. who under
went an operation two weeks ago
hos left the bo,pital and is visit
inc with friends i'm Salt Lake
She will return home in few
DAYS.
,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
Estray Notice.

have ia my posse, sion the followin 8
described animal impounded rs cstray,
or for trespass;
One rcd yearling heifer, branded ON
left shoulder 6 upper and under
slope IN right ear
II damage and costs ON said animal
be not paid within 10 days from the
date Of this notice, Jan. p, will be sold
TO the highest cash bidder at the LehI
City Estray Pound Mt o'clock y. M.
on the 2lst day " January, 1907.
Dated at Lehi City, Utah County
State " Utah, this DIST dry 81 January
1917
GEO. G. PHILLIPS,
Poundkeepcr Of said city
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
Broad.Minded Views.

one bit in Robert Louis Stevenson .
Vallima prayers is good advice
Purge out Of every heart the lurking
grudge," he says. give US strength to
forbear and TO persevere Offenders
ourselves. give us grace 10 forgive
offeuses Forgetful help us to bear
with the forgetfulness of others"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

Henry" asked the Sunday school
teacher, what is the console nce?"
The conscience" answered little
Henry, is what you have after you
have been eating cake and jam and
things out of the pantry, and then you
have to take castor OIL and that ci,Ses
the conscience" Judge.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

WANTED. Lady to advertise
our goods locally. Several weeks
home work. Salary $1,000 per
week, Sl.00 a day for expenses.
SAUNDERS Co., Dept. W., As As
jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

y
today.
Dr. w. II. Dennis of Hobcr was
u Lchi visitor Tuesday.
Boys Ovcrcoats at 25% discount
at Peoples Go op. Il
A. j. Evans was Salt Lake
visitor on Tuesday.
Jonathan Woolston is quite sick,
being confined to his home.
Three roomed House and full
city lot for rent Apply j.. Il.
Pearson. TT
Mrs. Levi Phillips was quite i'll
last week but is now up again.
Mae Campbell was visiting
friends at Salt Lake on Sunday.
DR.. G. l.. Stookcy went to
Glover Monday to he with his
mother who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Harriet Jacobs is suffering
with an infection of the ear and
also the bone behind the ear
Jas. II. Gardner and NJ. w.
ingalls, were salt Lake visitors on
Tuesday.
LOST-A clarionct, between Il.
G. Webb's and Ruben Davis place
on State. Return to this Office
and he rewarded.
Mrs. DR.. II. G. HOlbroOk enter
tanned few of her friends on
Thursday afternoon at Kensington.
Mrs. B. w. Brown was visiting
with her daughter at Provo the
past week.
Melvin johnson has been
appointed by the County Commits
sionels as deputy assessor for Lehi.
Mrs. James Munns of Lehi,
Utah, mother of Chas. NUNS, Is
visiting in this city the guest of
her son and family.-Garland
Globe.
Sylvester Evans and Mrs. B. W.
Brown, Jr., now at the L. d. S.
Hospital in Salt Lake, are improv.
ing each day aud getting along
fine.
Some ten applicants want the
place made vacant by the resigna
tion of Joseph f. Russon as mail
carrier on the rural delivery. An
examination will he held at Prove
ON Feb. 9th.
DR.. II. c. Holbrook was called
to Glove, Rush Valley, on Satur
day morning to attend Mrs. j. f.
Stookey, mother of the two DrS
Stookey. He returned Sunday by
way of Salt Lake.
Supt. r. IL. Edwards and family
moved the fore part of the week t
the residence on Factory Stree
recently vacated 10y Mr., and Mrs
w. p. Eaten, This gives Mr.
Edwards a home nearer his dutie
mt the factory. -Garland Globe.
Iryou want the best soap mad,
use Beat I'm All" Nine bar
for - cents at Peoples Coop.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A, Bushmal
went to Los Angeles, Cal, Mon
day, and viii make an eXteude,
visit as Mr. Bushman labored il
that country as missionary AM
has many friends there.
Success artisticaIly and laug
producing from the start, is IN
remarkable and pleasing recor
accorded "My Wife's Family"
three act musical farce comedy
written 10y Hal stephens am
Harry Linton, which was brough
out last season Built for laugh
ing purposes ouly, it accomplshc
It's end, with the result that retm
date, were played at all the larg
cities by special request of mana
gers and the theatre going public
The attraction win be seen in thi
:t . E,L tgt of fbp nppV
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24

Pearl White, Crystal White,
Jap Rose, Wild Rose, Life Buoy,
Lilac, Ivory, Fairy, TriIby, Lava,
Grand Pas. Glyccrine Tar, BoraS
CASTLE, CASTLE, and various other
soaps at Peoples Coop. g
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
Miss Jones Maid of Honor.

Miss Ida Jones, who was a can
didate for queen at the Multnomah
county Fair and Carnival held al
Gresham this week, we are sorry
to state, failed to be elected to that
position. 1t was through no fault
OF hers nor Of Frank Coodell, who
had the voting in charge, that ST.
Johns did not secure this honor
Both labored hard and necessarily
for her election, but the time was
too short in which to secure the
necessary votes. She was, how
eyer, elected first maid of honor.
The number of votes she received
was 500, being just four votes less
than the alleged number received
by the Gresham candidate who was
bedecked as queen Tuesday. If the
statement which appeared in the
dailies is true which stated that the
Gresham candidate had her regalia
as queen almost completed before
the votes were counted, il seems
no other candidate had a ghost of a
show. Anyhow Miss Jones should
feel proud of the vote she received
in so short a time.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
Business Changes.

The new Bickncr building which
is now under course of construc-
ton has already been leased. w.
NJ, Scarborough will occupy one
room with his North Bank phar-
macy; Buttcrwor,h, the jcweler,
who recently purchased the ou,f,
of G. NJ. Salisbury, will occupy
another room, and Owens Bros.
will move their pool and billiard
tables into the third compartment.
Uhlig, the furniture man, has
decided Ia go ont of business. The
room which he has been occupying
seems to be a particularly unlucky
one lie makes the fourth party
To go ont oi business in that loca-
ton IN q little over q year G. NJ.
Salisbury has also retired from
business IN ~, Johns. and we
understand the Palace restaurant
has closed up shop. This does not
mean 10y any means that business
Is getting poorer in this city. Com
petition and high rents have much
10 do with il, and
lie who hy his biz would rise
Must either bust or advertise,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
4 pisoustsd Salesman.

Henry Sweetser many years ago
was salesman for Joel Gold
thwaite, carpet dealer, Of Boston,
One day he Was called to show car
pets to lady who had plans of all
the rooms of u house for which she
wished TO select suitable carpets.
Thinking il chance for good
sale, for two hours he showed car
pets, helping her with his judgment
to make good choice for each
room. and. having decided on the
carpets, he said, "Now we will have
these cut OF, and where shall we
send them"
SWELL" the lady said, my hus.
band is looking at lot, and il he
buys il We shall build this house.
and then We shall want the car.
pets"
Mr.. Sweetser was too astonished
10 speak, and she walked calml,
from the store after bidding him
good morning-Roston Herald.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
Make Your Kick Now.

For the first time in many years
the taxpayers OF Multnomah county
have an opportunity to examine
the assessment rolls which have
been open lor inspection all this
week The books will remain open
in County Assessor Sigler's Office
until tomorrow evening To afford
dissatisfied taxpayers an opportun-
ity To discover any errors, which
they may take up with the board
of equalization when il meets next
Monday. Therefore, any one who
Is not satisfied with his assessment
should register his kick now OF
forever after hold his peace,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
Free Lecture.

Rev. l.. W. Brenneisen of St.
Paul, Mimi will speak in the NJ
W, \, hall Sunday afternoon aud
evening next, The people OF this
city who are interested in Bible
study OF who like to hear a good
speaker discourse upon Bible sub
lecls which are not commonly un-
dersiood, may have their desire in
listening To two lectures by this
gentleman, who visits us under the
auspices OF the Watch Tower Bible
and Tract Society OF Pennsylvania.
Al } p m, the subject will be:
The Three Worlds OF the Bible. A"
AT 1880 p, m; The Three Ways
OF the Bible Everybody invited.
No admission fee, no collection.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
An impossible Photopraph.

Business was not booming at the
little studio.
"only one order yesterday" said
the photographer. "and that was
an impossible one. A lady came in
with her little daughter. She had
seen, she said. my famous photo
graph of little girl kissing herself
on the mouth in a mirror, and she
wanted her child taken likewise,
only she had scruples against kiss
ing on the mouth on account OF
germs, and SO she wanted me to
photograph the youngster kissing
itself in the mirror on the fore
head"