davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
CATTLE MARKET STRONG THIS
 WEEK.

KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Jan. j.-Tbc cattle supply this week is moderate, and the market is strong. Range cattle have been scarce, cspcci- ally from Colorado Some Panhandle stockcrs sold at Si.l0 yesterday, and cows at S3.2J. Country demand is hold. ing up strong each day, and while thcrc is some changing in prices of killing grades, the general market is firm. Run today is 9,O00 head; killing kinds steady, stockcrs and feeders strong.
 Shipments of stockcrs and feeders to the country from Kansas City during 1906 amounted to 600, ,OOO head, the bulk of which went to Kansas and Mis-. souri, of course, but Illinois secured ss,O00 head here, and Iowa s6,O00 head, during the year just passed.
 An the markets show decrease in number of stockers and feeders shipped out last year.
 Cattle feeding operations ar, short in the East this year, but Kansas and Nebraska arc up to the normal. or obove it in some localities.
 Prospects favor good markets for fed cattle; sales this weel at $500 to $6.25, which state of trade will keep country grades in strong demand.
 Sheep and lambs are strong today, but sold lower Monday. Nothing choice has been here this week, although n lot of Kansas fed lambs sold at $7.50 yes terday, and another today at s7.35, weighing around so pounds. No Colo rados have been here this week, but m. tive fed yearlings sell at s5.75 to &6.25, wethcrs $500 to $5.65, ewes S4.75 to s5.35, few choice fed West. crn ewes today at $5.5O. Sheep feed. ing is q third short in the big feed. ing districts of the West, and prospects favor good markets. Colorado receipts here for December show a loss cf sev. eral thousand head as compared with last December. Total mutton receipts here for 1908 aggregates I,165, 5,OOO head, 100000 head more than in great, est prsvious year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
VALUE OF AMERICAN COPPER.

As recently as 1888, says the Copper Handbook, the 1906 edition of which has just been issued by Horace !. Stcv. ems of IIoughton. Mich, tho value of copper produced by the mines of the United States was only s33, ,s33,05i, and for 1901, only two years ago, was but $I05,62o,sij, the year 1904 being the second in the history of the country in which the value of tho copper output exceeded Sl0O,O0O,0oo, yet, at inc pres. cnt moment, the copper mines of the United States are producing copper to the value of s20O,O00,00O yearly, and the Lake Superior copper mines alone are making copper worth $l50,000 for every day in the year, or at the rate of more than $i,000,000 weekly. So great has been the growth of the industry, and so rapid the increase in price of the metal, that the production of three counties of the single state of Michigan is as great in value as the entire cop. per production of the United States as recently as Is07-only nine years ago and double tho value of the on. tire copper output of the United States in year as comparatively recent as 1889.
 Figuring copper at an average price, throughout the globe, of 2Oia cents per pound, which is q trine below the aver. age quotations, the mines of tho world arc making copper at the rate of cx- actly sl,0O0,000 per day, for every day in the year, including Sundays and boli- dnXs
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
SANTA # EMPLOYEE
 DIES

sunday afternoon, a' j o'clock, Wnltcr Clifford Sanders died at the Mercy Hospital, nftcr an illness of 0uly two weeks. His death followed n stroke of npoplcxy. Dcccascd was 5i years of age and a native of Worcester, Mass His remains will bc inferred this afternoon. m the Masonic ccmc- tcry, under the auspices of that order, of which he was a member.
 Mr. Sanders was quite pioneer in the service of the santa Fc and con nccng lines, covering period of some twenty five years. He began his ser vice in the construction department of the Atlantic & Pacific, and was located at Albuquerque for n number of years. He came Co the santa Fc, Prescott & Phoenix company in 1898, as chief clerk in tho engineering department, from which he was promoted to the of- fec of general siorckccpcr, about n year later, which latter position he has held continuously since. MT. Sanders was aGablc and kind in his dealings with lis fellow employees, and leaves many friends throughout the service.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
M'CLURE's AND MRS. EDDY.

Rarely Is magazine series SO note worthy as to call forth editorial com. mcndation from another prominent ma. tional publication. In an editorial of it's issue of December 3l, Collier E Weekly says of McClure's series on Mrs. Eddy;
 "It has for some time been known in publishing circles that McClurc's Mag. azinc has the manuscript and docu. ments of an elaborate, painstaking, and unprcjudiced history of Mrs Eddy and Christian Science, done with tho careful regard for accuracy and adhcr. cnco to documentary evidence which characterized tho history of the stand. ard Oil company. It's publication of such n temperate history ought to set tie, for those whose minds remain open on the subject, just how much of Mrs. Eddy Is money seeking charlstnn and how much is seer"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reported by tho
 Prescott Title Company.

Wm. Coulter files affidavit Of nssess. ment work on Nugget placer, Quartz Mountain district.
 Chas. T. Cabrera ct al incorporate Capital Realty and Brokerage company Capital stock *lOO,OOO.
 q. ]. Swasey to .Jno. Schargaucr W Deed. $I,250. One-oightb interest in Buster. Pictou, Mary Jane, Standard etc, mines, Pine Grove district.
 John A. Forbes, ]. Mckenzie, T. q Norris et al to II. l.. IIall-M. Deed $t0,O00. Same mines.
 Worth Mining company to Hunter Phclan Savings Bank and Trust com pany-Trust Deed. si0,000. Five years, 5 per cent. Same property.
 John II. Foley files bond of $I,0oC as Constable, Ash Fork precinct.
 Chas. D. Willard files bond of SI,0OC as Justice of the Peace, Upper Verde precinct.
 j. F. and D. B. Mclvcr locate Glen garry mine.
 F. F., Breed files bond of sl,0 ,000 a' Justice of the Peace, Senator precinct
 j. (. Bradbury, Recorder, appoints George II, Bishop as deputy.
 !. C. Bradbury, Recorder, appoints Charles w. Bennett as deputy
 I. C. Bradbury, Recorder, appointi F.. II. Meek as deputy.
 A. J. IIerndon, County Treasurer, ap points Bert c. Davis as deputy
 Wm. Derbin locates two mines Quartz Mountain district.
 Alonzo Mason to Henry See-W Deed. t1,800. Two acres in s. F. quar ter of N. E. quarter See. 31, l4 N 5 F.
 Carrie F.. Devine ct al file affdavi of assessment work on Charter mine Walker district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
TO RECLAIM RICH LAND.

Engineer Reed of the Reclamation Service has just examined the santa Cruz Valley, near Nogales, Ariz., and nsccrtaincd that it will be feasible to erect dam to reclaim n large acreage of this rich level. A full survey will be ordered by the government. The proposition is to build dam eighty feet high. Earth and stone of excel. lent quality can he secured in abund- ancc. The cost is thus materially re duccd, and consequently 50,000 cubic yards of carthwork would cost &25 ,O0O and 35,00o cubic yards of rock work would cost S1O5,O0O, or n total of sl3O,- 900. Tho same basis of costs can be made for outlet gates and spilway canals. A natural spillway in solid rock is formed by the contour of the hills on the northern side of the pro. posed reservoir. Tho drainage basin above tho proposed dam covers an area of moro than l,200 square miles, sub. ject to more rainfall than any other section of Arizona, and all of this water passes down the river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
Mining Companies Are Working Theising
 Mines
Three Concerns Doing Much Development
 Work
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Development work inauguratcd by three large mining concerns in the Turkey Creek district, recently, prom. ises to place Turkey station, on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, in Inc ranks of active mining camps within n short time.
 The New England.Arizona Copper company has purchased the Venus mine from William Thicsing. and has new double compartment shaft sunk to a depth of thirty feet upon the property. By the time the shaft is down sixty feet new hoisting plant will be in. stalled and the shaft continued down onc-half miles east of Turkey station and one of the claims covers an OK. ccllcnt water right on Turkey Creek.
 The Naco Consolidated Copper com. pany has force of men engaged build. ing road from the station to the Yankee Chief and Comet groups. which they purchased recently from Mir. Thies. ing, who is vice president of the com. pany. A new shaft, now down to n depth of thirteen feet, has been start cd on one of the twenty claims which constitute the two groups. This shaft IS intended as the main working shaft of the properties and the vein will be developed by an extensive system of drifts and cross cuts, run from each 100 foot level. There is large body of copper orc, sampling from 9 to 2 per cent, exposed by n number of shal. low shafts and open cuts and good gold values are also found in the workings. Dunlap & Watkins of Los Angeles have commenced work on the Eagle group, also in this vicinity, which they secured from Mir. Thicsing about two months ago under bond. They have q force of miners sinking double com partmcnt shaft, in which there is q large body of $30 gold ore exposed The shaft is now down about fifteen feet and the work of sinking it to q greater depth is being pushed rapidly
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
Ordinance Passed To That Effect By
 Council
Other Business Trans acted At Council
 Meeting
(rrom Tuesdays DailyD

Al the regular monthly meeting of the City Council. held last evening, an ordinance was passed compelling prop. crty owners to clear their sidewalks of snow as soon as the same ceases falling, and the Street Committee was instruc. ted to notify Joseph Doughcrty to re- pair the sidewalk in front of his busi ness establishment, in West Prescott.
 The Street Committee was instructed to enforce the building of sidewalks al. ready ordered by ordinance and to in spcct the sidewalks of the City and order the same changed wherever nee. cssary to comply with the ordinances.
 The matter of renting the Duke and Del Rio ranches. belonging to the City, wns referred to tho Water Committee, with full power to act, and the Mayor reported the appointment by him of C. II. McLanc ns City Recorder, until his successor is elected and qualified
 The regular monthly bills against the City were allowed and warrants order ed drawn for their payment.
 The report of the Treasurer was read, showing balance of $5,i03 in the City's strong box, and the City Re. cordcr's report showed the collection of s2I0 in fines during the month of September.
 Assessor and Tax Collector Frank Williams reported the collection of | S3,566.70 during the month of Dcccm. Der for water rents, sG3s.5O for licenses, s26.oO for taxes. and $l2 for the sale of n wagon, authorized by the Council. Vouchers presented showed the pay. mcnt of the several amounts to the | Treasurer.
 Health officer Day reported six births and one death during December, and the issuance by him of twelve burial and transportation permits. eleven oi which were for transient residents of the City dying here. His report stated that thc City was in q very healthy condition and thanked the officers for their assistance to him in enforcing the various health ordinances.
 | After short discussion of the olcc. ton laws the Council adjourned until next Monday night, when special meeting will bc held to canvass the election returns of the City election to be held today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
JEWS IN NEW YORK.

"Whilc Mr. Zangwll and his fellow enthusiasts preach the return to Palcs- tine, the real Zion, greater in mum. bers and wealth and power than tho old, steadily gathers on Manhattan Island," writes Mir. Hendrick, in the January McClure's. His article on "The Great Jewish Invasion,' reveals the astonish- ing progress the race has made in n country where social and political re- strictions do not cramp its indomit- able energy and ambition. There are now s00,0O0 Jews in New York City the greatest Jewish community ever assembled in one place. Not only that they have become n dominant factor of the society in which they live. MT. IIendrick describes the picturesque as- cent of the newly landed Russian i'm migrant, with his poverty, his ignor- ance, his suspicious hatred of govern ment authority, and his relentless ambi' ton, to the station of landowner, a manufacturer, or n merchant of stand ing and wealth. His analysis of tho causes and conditions which are lending themselves to the advancement of the restless Hebrews in this country, and of the material symbols which mark the path of his triumphant march, is one of the most interesting pieces of sociological observation lately pub lghe1
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
Mining Man Returns.

Yesterday, II. William Stevens pur' chased the beautiful home of Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Campbell, on South Mount Vernon street. The consideration was not learned. Mir. and Mrs. Stevens will move into the place al an early date.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
NEW OKLAHOMA LEAGUE.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan. D. A meeting is to be held here tomorrow ,o complete the organization of the new Oklahoma B~se Ball League. Tho circuit is to comprise eight cities, Lswton, Fl Reno, Chickasha, Enid, Shawnee and South McAllister are as. surcd of franchises.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09

sition of manager of inc Postal Tclc- graph office. He succeeds W. II. Mann, who win leave for Mexico, where he has accepted a position with the Can. aucn. YaQui River & Pacific Railroad company. a tuiumastcr Phoenix Democrat Hero From Kirkland
 (. r.. Burton of Kirkland IS visiting DO thc cuy Here From Walker.
 N r. Upper. ,bc Walker business war. is visiting n inc city. Back From Los Angeles.
 Ms. N,c stuhcy returned yesterday from visit to I.os Angeles Mining Man Visits
 C. Saucr thc Walker mining man. is lu tlc city ou mining hu-incss Dewey Visitor.
 e.. C. Miller Inc Dewey business man. i- hrr. or a short business visit Spent Sunday Here
 T. I Coulter. Flag.tafr business man. spent Sunday in tho city Hero From Turkey.
 Mr. and Mrs William ThicSing of Turkey are visiting in the city. Here From Mayer.
 Ishmacl Davis, the Mayer business man. is in the city on short business visit.
 A Professional Visit.
 Attorney Reese NJ. Ling left ycstcr- day for Jerome on professional busi ness
 Visiting His Family.
 George Meade. thc McCabc business man. Is in the city on visit with his family.
 Here From Walker.
 A. C. Curtis and Ava Stukcy, two Walker business men, are here on court, business.
 Here From Harrington.
 Supervisor George r. Harrington of Harrington is in the city on official business.
 Back From the East.
 George II. Lynch returned last even. ing from an extended business visit in the East
 In From the Mountains.
 John simpson, n Jerome mining man, came in last evening from trip through the mountains south of here. Changes Positions. Walter Warren, chief clerk of tho <. F., r. X F. in Wickenburg. passed through here yesterday, en route to Ash Fork. where he has accepted n similar position with the company. Mining Man Returns. l.. F. Moses, a director of the Rosali, Copper company, returned here last evening from visit to his company, camp, in the Copper Creek section twenty.cight miles east of Mayer. Purchases Residence.
 Yesterday, II. William Stevens pur chased the beautiful home of Mir. m, Mrs. E. s. Campbell, on South Mount Vernon street. The consideration wal not learned. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens vii move into the place at an early date.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-09
NORTON ESCAPED.

FL PASO, Tex, Jan. |. Jesse Nor. ton, charged with murder at Clifton, Ariz.. was released from jail in that place by friends, last night.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-09
A Cup Of white House or Blus Lsbsl
noca and Java Coffee

is what goes straight to the heart Of
everJ man at breakfast time, and every
one knows that only good grocers keep
good coffee. We take special pride in
our brands, as they have made our
store famous. Just as good as the cot
fee we sell are teas, which principle
holds good throughout our entire stack.
We sell nothing but the best of food.
products those we have tested ouy-
selves, and so can stand by them.
j. w. COLLINS, Grocer.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-08-09

~
y " 81
e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
Neurology
The Evils Of Eye-strain Conquered.
By DRs RUDD. q BUCHANAN Ncurolop;,ts,

Nervous energy vitality operates the human machine ius
steam electricity operates the mechanical machine Any
cessvc demand this vital energy its regular
ow is certain to show functional arrangement some
the organs We point to the fact that the human
ten per cent OF all the generated in the IS
entitled to that much by Natures assignments But
they defective they will Involuntary get the uppand 81 the
rest OF the SYSTEM energy
entitled to- sometimes much seyentyfive all
that generated in their effort their defects mains
tain vision This constitutes eye-sran With these facts in
view it to that if the Of the
bodys supply Of nerve force Of their natural share
other organ must suffer because the have thus become
the system and have exhausted the supply Of vitality that
organ perform its function perfectly purely from lack of
the necessary power operate it, Then medical will ni
symptoms of deanged functions and treat the symptoms We
proceed to find the and and the symptoms will dis
appear OF themselves There is nothing mysterious about hi
No theory is worthy Of confidence until has been practically
monsatcd More than ten thousand successful hundeds
Of which had tried other methods pacticcd by the most eminent
oscoo specialists about the best demonstration of the supe
rior merits Of Neurology that could be given.
FIours 9 to 5 Phone 1854
Appointments Made sol East Grace Sneet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
fsANTO DOMINGO. TREATY
This Government t9 Collect Al
Debts and Then Distributes

This Government to Collect All
Debts and Then Distribute
WASHINGTON D. c.. February 4 -
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the new treaty with the Republic Of
snnto Domingo relative to the revenues
Of that country. The new agreement is
confined merely to the matter OF COLI
lection OF revenues. It sets forth In the
preamble the fact that Santo Domingo
has entered upon an agreement with her
creditors, which is made contingent upon
the fact that this country shall collect
the money. and 1t Is then agreed that
the President OF the United States shall
appoint a receiver-gen eral to take charge
OF all the funds collected, and provide
means for their collection. The treaty
will go direct to the Committee on For
eign Relations, and there will be a de-
terfnined effort to have it reported and
acted upon before the adjournment of
the present session Of Congress-.
Many OF the Democratic Senators have
Indicated their Willingness that this
should BIO done, but Senator Perkins.
who Is the leading Democratic member
Of tho Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
latons, has not yet given his full assent
to this program.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13

pine and other questions relating to the
art Of teaching has Inspired an ambition
among the school officers and teachers
which has greatly improved the schools
OF the county
The questions for discussion on the
18th at Rural RETREAT will be English
music, discipline and conducting classes.
Professor Willis A. Jenkins, one OF the
district inspectors of the State and chair
man OF the jamestown educational ex-
hibit, Is expected in town on Tuesday to
meet a committee Of the trustees and
teachers OF the county for the purpose
OF arranging for the county educational
exhibit at jamestown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
Indicted in Caroline.
Especial to The Tines Dispatch, ]

ESPECIAL 70 The Times Dspatch,l
BOWLING GREEN, VA, February H.,
THE regular term of Caroline County
Circuit Court convened this morning,
Hon. John j.. Mason presiding.
A special grand jury was summoned,
who brought In an Indictment against
Hattie Chlles for malicious shooting;
Luther Washington, for malicious stab
bling, and John Taylor and Jenio Flood.
for murder In the first degree all OF
which cases We're continued until April
term. It was expected that these casca
would be tried at this term and Il con-
siderable crowd was present, Court will
adjourn Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
MRS. GRACE F|FER' UEDS
Mr.. h. {. |. WILLIAMS
Pretty Marriage Of Virginia Lady
to Prominent Baltimore
Druggist.
I snecial "a THE Time,-nianatch


HARRISONBURG, VA. February a.
Mrs. Grace e. Fifer and Mr.. Robert e..
Lee Williamson, prominent retail drug
lgist OF Baltimore, We're quietly married
at high noon to-day at the home OF the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. Wilmer T.. Dechert, on
South Main Street The ceremony was
solemnized by Rev. Dr. J. W. Duffey, pas
tor Of the Methodist Church, in the pres
ence OF a few relatives and intimate
friends Of the family. Tie bridesmaids
were Misses Lillian Dechert, OF Harrison
burg, and Miss Elizabeth Burgess, OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson
left on an afternoon train for a bridal
trip. and will be at home in baltimore
after March 1st Mr.. Williamson Is d
member of well-known NJ aiylnrd fam
1 lily, and his bride Is q daughter Of hi,
and Mrs. William G.. Greenwood, Of
Easton, Md, and formerly resided in BAL
tlmore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
Store
Dinners Coming
-.- 1 Smell It,
Does Your Stomach Feel Happy When
"a McNI-TIMe Comes:

When you sniitle 1.-THE air the appe-
tizing aroma OF something cooking, do
you feel that you could SIT down, open.
CAT with delicious gusto. everything
SET before you, and not feel any bad
effects from It?
ach tuko care of every thing and any.
thing You put into It? There are thou
sands and thousands Of people who do
strong, healthy stomach, nor do they
realize what 1t is to have good 'ap-
petite
ach and fetching appetite for every
stomach q rest. and let something else l'
sest it as it comes into the stomach,
Something that s harmless but that
really does the work OF digesting,
quTiShKi sy s a%n thH is sstuarts pyypop-
STA Tablets. the most. effective little
tablets In the world for curing any
ss5nK hat onS he waHnH wf es
precious llttle workers digests 5000
grains Of the coarsest or NIL richest foo 2
6o she TSeY ars reay am q art
fetal stomach because they act just
like the stomach. they digest your food,
ho1Fh X9H ad ts says @t
the digestive juices which have become
weak and scanty.
4E Iucl! youf LluulsGStlun,ff Isl uySpevslH
sour risings. hrash, belchlngs, acidity
fermentation, loss Of appetite. aversion
to food. blonty feeling, heartburn ,gnd
nausea. VII 30 no more. You can then
eat anything you want, all you want
whenever you want and your stom.
ach will feel fine before and after your
meals Your, appetite viii be q thing
Of pleasure to have, your meals will
be q pleasure to cat and relish. and
your digestion will be thorough and
soothing TO tho whole body. WI
You can't do your work we'll. or he
cheerful, or have energy or vim or am
bltion, when. your stomach is bad
meal, feel good all over, clear yoii
Ing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Give your stomach a rest, so It car
right itself then you need fear moth;
to- day and get a FREQ sampie packaus.
Of Stiart,s Dyspepsia Tablets by returr
mail. After you have tried the sam,
PIE, you will be SO thoroughly con.
yineed Of What they can DO for, yot
gist and get II SOC box Of them.
Send us your name and address to-
day. and we will at once. send you bS
shall, Mich. q