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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
Cow Gives Birth to TripIets,

The unusual occurrence Of a COW
giving birth 10 three calves two malc.
and one female, has occurred on the
farm Of Mrs. CalcbWllin, near Bridge
vile, Della. The calves are perfectly
formed and all three marked alike.
The mother IS a full-brcd Jersey COW.
1t is estimated that 800 people viewed
mother and calves in one day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

old paper or sim.
lar articles. Gen
orally two persons
are required TO
perform the opera
ton, one to mold
the bag while tlio
other throws In thH
contents. 1t VIII
readily be seen
that q scheme
which u-i1I ni,rint,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

Paper pals are the latest sanitary dc-
vice for the delivery of pure milk in Lon
don and other large English towns.
They are used only once. They are
mad" Of pulp and are sterlizcd by heat
Of 500 degrees Fahrenheit
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

Objectionable to ev-
erybody. To be
able to do this with
o ut bringing the
hands in contact
with the wet mop
is the object Of a
contrivanCe recent
ly patented by a
Chicago man. As
shown In the Illus,
tration, it consists
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

ter, and spray the bushes well with it.
An old broom will answer very well
for spraying. The worms are soon kill
ed, and the poison will not last long.
In few days the berries may be eat
on
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

- - q Nltus Dance ,na all Marcus pi,eas.s
= Permanently ured By pr Kline afea,
Nerve Eesofst send fut Free az trial b5ts
DIR H. II. KLINE. "a 98i Atch Street fhisdslphAA. -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
Plans Currency Reforms.

The Chinese minister Of finance is
planning reforms in the silver and copper
currency of the empire.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
Holds Bag.

Nobody but u person who has tried
it knows the difficulties encountered
in filling n sacI, with potatOes rr,in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
Mop Wringer.

The wringing out of water soaked
mops which have been used to clean
the floors is n disagreeable task that IS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

MRS. WINSI OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for
Children teOthug slftrus the gums. reduces In.
ELIMINATION, 0iiays pain, cures wind collie. u
"A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
. = ','' f,.: , .,, ThompsOns EyaWater

Our creditors ought 70 organize q Don't
II ofry society.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

How 10 make money there Send name, Nag
zine FREE six months Address !, {. L.ANE'
Bua 9eT. Muskogee, Indian Territory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
pyNITENTIARY SITE COMMfs.
 sIoNER RETURNS.
1From Sundays Dsily.)

District Attorney R. F. Morrison, member of fine "rcnitcntiary Site com. mission. returned yesterday morning from Phoenix. where he attended a meeting ot the commission which elected him chairman. The other four members of thc body left the capitol vcstcr,ly for Yuma for an inspection of inc Territorial institution and on their return 'o Inc capitol another meeting of tbc commission will be called.
 Pinnl. Cochi-c and Yavapai counties are said to bc anxious to present the Territory with sites for the "pcn." Neither of inc two former counties have resident members on the commission, but this appears to be compensated for by the fact that three of the five members are from southern Arizona. This. in itself. suggests that the ma. iori,y report of the commission may hc favorable to the building of the In. ties, possibly at Florence.
 Yuma, i appears. K anxious to get rid of the pcnitcniiary. A petition, signed bv citizens of ihc town rcprs. scuiing tlO0,0oo of the property of the place has been filed in the Legislature praying for ifs removal.
 Florence and Benson are the rival towns of pinnl and cochisc counties anXious io secure it and Couucilmen Wccdin of Florence and Rocmcr of Benson are leading inc fights of their respective places to secure it.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
SURPRISED AT ITS SUBSTANTIAL
 GROWTH

II. r, Ancwalt, formerly general pas. scngcr and freight agent of the <. F., r & F., stopped over here few hours Sunday, cn route to Phoenix from Ash Fork, and expressed himself as being agrecably surprised at the substantial growth of inc city since he left here about two years ago
 "i am more than surprised" " he said. "at the wonderful improvements made here since l left to make Frisco my home, Prescott and yavnpai county's resources are attracting more attention than ever on the coast, and the pco. pie of California, generally speaking. are awakening to the fact that this county has very bright future. Tho building of tho Humboldt smolter has done wonders for this section. if has proven beyond doubt that there is m unlimited supply of ore in inc moun. tains here, the mining of which has been made possible by the home mar kct created by the smeltor
 "l hope to arrange my affairs so that ! can spend few days here with my old friends" he added. "beforc | return 10 San Francisco. Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to meet my Prescott ncquaintances. also want to see the great Humboldt shelter and tremendous improvements that I under, stand have been made in the mines of the Bradshaw mountains in the pas, two years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Is HAVING |TS
 EFFECT
(From Tuesdays Daily)

dancing academy. a boot and shoe store. and a new cash grocery are i'm mediate possibilities iu this c:ty. nS inc result of inc advertising dotc hy inc publicity committee of thc lovn. pai commercial club within the past two months Since the distribution If the 2j.000 folders thr secretary of lhr committee has been kept busy answer. ing many communications received from men and women engaged iu almost every business and walk of life, asking for further particulars concern. ing opportunities here and the outlook is that during i'ic coming summer a number of mercantile establishments will bc opened by people from outside places which will add keen competition to the business houses now hero and perhaps contribute towards reducing the present high cost of some of the nccrssarics of life.
 Mrs. Wellington Whitback, who has been conducting a dancing academy in the Antlcrs hotel in Colorado Springs Colo, has arrived here to open an acad. emy Her coming to this city is entirely due to ihc advertising done by the committee and tho courtesy o' its secretary in answering her inquiries in detail concerning thc conditions of her line of business here.
 \ prominent merchant of Chicago is cn route here win a view of opening an exclusive boot and shoe store and z San Diego business man has written tho committee that he will arrive in a short time io engage in the grocery business on q strictly cash basis.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
FEVER PATIENT MARR|ES HIS
 NURSE
D. M. Clark and Bride Welded In Los
 Angeles
,trrom Tuesdays Daily.)

,iI IVW luchddy BdHy.)
 When D. M Clark, proprietor of the Prescott laundry, went to Los An. gclcs, some six weeks ago. he wns suffering severely from an attack of fever Thanks to the excellent nursing hc received, hc was enabled to leave there shortly after his arrival, com. plctcly cured of the original fever, but when he arrived in Prescott Inc found that he was suffering from q diff fcrcnt kind of fever, that gave him no peace of mind. or heart, until he mndc n second trip to the City of Angels.
 This second fever was the fever of love, and last night Mir. Clark arrived in the city, accompanied by blush ing bride, formerly Miss Daisy $. Geid. ncr, inc woman who had nurscd him back ,o health and happiness when he first went to Los Angeles. They were married there Inst Saturday. News that Clark hnd become a bcnc. dict was given wide circulation around town. Some of the skcptical ones could not believe that he was married, but all doubts were removed yesterday when it leaked ont that hc had engaged the bridal chamber m the Burke hotel for himself and bride.
 Hastily n committee was organized to receive the newly welded pair, and it "got busy at once. \ hack was engaged to transfer the bride and groom from the depot around the city to the hotel All of inc hardware stores bells. and n big bnss drum was secured. The bridal chamber in tho hotel was decorated with wedding bells. COW bells and other ornaments, and mum bcr of appropriate notices covered the walls and couchcs.
 When the couple alightcd from the train they were unccrcmoniously cnr- rcd through shower of rice and placed in the hack. which was decor.
 
 on the harness of the horses. They were driven around inc plaza several times before . stop was made at the hotel, where they were greeted by over 100 people Amid n shower of nniiquntcd shoes they hurricdly pushed their way upstairs. to the amusement of the guests, who unccrcmoniouslv and good na,urrdly clhowod cach other in wild effort to extend hearty congratulations. Further greetings awnitcd them in the parlors. and after short reception Mrs. Clark was taken in charge by the ladies, while Mir. Clark left to receive further fclicitations from his many friends in the different resorts of the city.
 Mr. Clark k native son of the Golden West and his bride is a native | of Pcnnsylvanin.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
THOUGHT HE WAS A CHICKEN
 RAISER.
(From Sundays Daily.)

I.nhoring under the hallucination that hc was possessed of the largest chicken ranch in the county, and be- lieving that he was busily engaged In setting eggs in several incubators of large capacity, from which he expected to raise n chicken crop that would more than supply the demand for early spring chicken and capon, James Gil. christ, nged over 60, was arrested on an insanity charge late Friday night in one of the Montczuma street resorts and lodged in the county jail
 Whom taken into custody by the ofli. ccrs Gilchrist insisted that he lived in a chicken coop in the alley between Montezuma and Gurlcy streets which he described as being the largest coop in the entire Territory.
 During his confinement yesterday he appeared to have partially rcgained his normal senses and was much distressed at being kept in confinement, oceasion. ally asking io be released SO that he could return to work.
 Gilchrist. up to short time ago. was employed ns n cook in tho Cedar Glade section. He secured n leave of absence to enjoy vacation here. and since his arrival in the city about week ago has, it IS said, enjoyed continual round of pleasure with several con. genial companions. lt is thought that hc will regain his normal senses in n few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
ID DRAFT PLANS FOR HOSPITAL
 ADDITION
Board Of Supervisors Plan a 20x5O
 Structure
(From Tuesday's Daily.j

Al the regular monthly meeting oi the board of supervisors, held ycstcr day, Architect l. R. Minor was ordered to draft plans and specifications for n new addition to the county hospital and Inc members of the board nnd Ar chitcct Minor will visit inc ground 10. lay for the purpose of selecting the 4ilc and agreeing upon the details.
 A special meeting of the board will bo called, when the architect announces that he has the plans and specifications completed, and bids for the construc ton of the building and the furnish ing of the necessary materials for tn, same will be advertised for in the of ticial newspaper of the county.
 Mr. Minor stated that he expected to be able 10 complete the plans and spec ifcniions within the next two weeks The walls of the building will bc of brick. The additional building will ac commodatc abou, twenty inmates. II will bc a onc.s,ory structure, divided into two large wards 2lx50 feet ir dimensions. each opening into an op crating room and lispcnsary.
 The accounts of the county treasurer were checked and found correct, th, balance in inc treasury amounting [, tlO2. .G3G.l2 The regular monthly bills against the county were allowed, and the resignation of !. W. Smith as clcrh of the board was accepted, and C. A Peter. Jr., appointed to i'll the va cancy. \ recess was then taken unti Architect Minor is ready to submit plans for the addition to the county hospital.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
HEAD HAS CORN DOCTOR ALLEN
 ARRESTED.
(From Sundays Daily)

Deputy Foley came in lnst evening from Ash Fork, having in custody Dr. II. NJ. Allen, arr-'ol yesterday z Williams, charged vIth having dr fraudcd the Head bp'o proprietor here ont of small amount of room rent.
 Allen, who is chlr"podisi by pro fcssion, came from ihr cast about a month ngo. llc engaged % room in Che Head hotel and prac'iccl here, in Hum boldt, and inc surrounding camps about two weeks before leaving for thc north. orn part of thc Territory.
 IIc claims that ihc proprietor of the Head hotel was informed of h, leaving and that no objection was made io him taking bi- valisc and other ,aIuoblcs with him from th, hotel.
 "1t was my intention, niHi Allen, "to return here as soon 1s 1 iiuishcd some work in Williams and Ash Fork and rcsumc practice and meet a'l my obligations.
 II was rumorcl last evening when Chiropodisi Allen departed abou, two weeks ago hc left other creditors hc. sides Mr. Head behind, but the amount of his obligations appear to hc ,rifling when compared to those of others who have operated here in the past few months
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the un. dersigned, owner of the Nciman group or claims, and located about 20 miles west Of Hillside and adjoining the pa, ented claims of Lawlcr & Wells, in the Eureka mining district, Yavapoi county, Ariz., will not be rcsponsibl. Tor debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said prop. er'y' while it is being worked under bond.
 GUY ALLEN,
 Ny S. J. Gnash, attorney.in. fact.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
FORMER PRESCOTT TEACHEH
 WINS OUT
(rrO.h Sunaay's Daily)

With flying colOrs and triumphant over her opposcrs, Miss Ruth C. Op dikc. principal of the public schools nt Tombstone, and formerly connected with the Prescott public schools, has emerged from the school fight tha, has been raging in Tombstone for some time past.
 The board of trustees of inc Tomb stone schools, led by County Supcrin tcndcnt of Schools Rockfcllow, de. mandcd Miss Opdikc's resignation, al lcging insubordinntion. Miss Opdikc indignantly refused to plead guilty td the charge, as resignation would virtu ally have been n confession of guilt and on the contrary, began laying plans for the discontinue of those who de. manded her resignation, with the re- suit thnt one of her accusors has n petition has been circulated demand ing the resignation of inc school trus. tees, and Miss Opdikc k left in triumphant possession of her position as principal,
 While here Miss Opdikc established n very good reputation for herself as teacher, and the many friends she left behind in this city will he glad to learn that she has been vindicatcd by the people of Tombstone
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
WARNING NOTICE.
VI Whom It May Concern:

To All Whom It May Concern: My undivided one half interest in the Silver Coin, South Extension Silver Coin and North Extension, situate in Turkey Creek Mining district, Yava. pn' county, Arizona Territory, will no, be responsible for any debts contract. cd Tor labor performed or material furnished by the parties working the same now under an option and agree ment
 0. ]. GRAHAM. Dated this 10th day of Novcmbcr, 1906.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
COPPER MARKET CONTINUES
 FIRM.
(From Sunday 's Daily.)


 Copper continues steady and prices arc unchanged. Lake is selling at 25ls cents and elcctrolytic at 25h cents per pound. Producers arc experiencing diff. ficulty in filling the contracts they made three or four months ago, as pro. duction has failed to equal earlier cx. pcctations. Bcarish reports and rumors concerning the conditions of the iron and steel market. which have been circulated recently, seemingly havo reduced somewhat the inquiry for copper for distant future deliveries.
 II is known that ihe condition of the money market has caused the abandon mcnt of plans for new construction and equipment by n few railroad com panics, and also that scarcity of labo, has checked industrial expansion somewhat in other directions. Accord. ing to the best information obtainabie. however the demand for steel and iron ns wcll as copper still exceeds tie supply. There is such dearth of cash copper available that it seems impos siblc that any surplus supplies could accumulate between now and the en.l of the year, even should n general busi ness reaction develop. Those in a position to pass competent judgment however, express the belief that tb' average price of copper win not drop below 20 cents within the next three or four years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
WARNING NOTICE.

no Whom It May Concern,
 ihe Enterprise Mining and Milling ,o'' or the following named mining ,,alms, to,wlt The Cornl, Bonanza. virginia Dale, The Standard. the 1olden Eagle and the Bonanza and uo'n, ,ta. mn sitos and improvements a'oieon' situate in the Walnut Grovc ",n,ng district, Yavapai county, Ari' Iona' will not be responsible for any neo's contracted or labor performed or material furnished by the parties st present we. king the above claims under bond and lease.
 ENTERPRISE N. | N. co.
 By ED. N. BLAKE. Secretary.
 Dated, Dee. 10, lS01.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
OFFER COMPROMISE.

ST. PAUL, Minn.. March i.-Fol. lowing an agreement entered into by forty.two general managers represent ing all the lines in the west, all roads entering St. Paul today offered their trninmcn and conductors raise in wages. The wages offered are n com. promise on inc i2 per cent raise de- mandcd by the men.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

cone of tbc greatest improvements notice on inc X. r., F. X F., and one which wilt bc generally appreciated. i. ,l. bulding of inc Harvey house a. Ash Fork. note with pleasure the buIldin, of new depot here, also," he concluded
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

Definitions Q: war ny sherman and l'ovcridgc arc slightly different. The Indiana senator says "war IS vicious. |" Mercy! S, Louis Republic.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

Capt. Iiobson should give his talk department a reccss," says n contem. porary' He does, frequently, but only the constructive kind. - Washington Herald.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Expert Bookkecpor Here.
tfrom Tuesday $ Daily.)

tfrom Tuesdays Daily.) Mayer Visitor.
 F. r.. Wilson of Mayer is m thc city on short business visit. Stockman Visits
 Charley Burkc-, the Big Chino stock man, is visiting in the city. Catoctin Visitor
 Mrs. W. II. Smith of Cntoctin isl visiting in the city. Back From Los Angeles.
 W. r. Fielding has returned from business visit to Los Angeles. Mining Man Here.
 II. E. Quick, inc Kirkland mining man. K visiting in the city. rlags,aa visAor
 T. ]. Coulter, the Flagstaff business man, Is here on . business visit. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Joe Ryan of Mccabc K in thc city. enjoying n we'll earned vacation. Mining Man Here.
 M. '. Morrcll. the Cherry Creek mine owner. K here on mining business Cherry Visitor.
 C. W. Sessions. the Cherry Creek mining man. spent sunday in inc city. In From His Mines.
 W. A. Long is in inc city from his mines in the lower Lynx Creek see ton.
 Mining Man Visits.
 John !. Jackson, the Copper Basin mining man, is here on mining busi ness.
 Here From Humboldt.
 Gerald Warren, Humboldt mo. chnnic. is in the city visiting with relatives.
 Loft for Benson.
 District Attorney R. F.. Morrison left Sunday night for Benson on profcs. sional business. Circulating Among His Friends.
 Justice of the Peace Dave Foley of McCabc is in the city circulating among his many friends. Back From Mexico.
 I. F.. Tomlinson has returned from an extended visit to Mexico where he has mining interests. Back From Jerome
 Assistant District Attorney !. C.. Forest returned yesterday from fly ing official visit to Jerome. Mining Man Here.
 Robert Campbell, the Mayer mining mah, is in the city on mining busi ness.
 On Business Here.
 Fred Bolden, proprietor of tho Swiss dairy in Skull Valley, is in the city on n business visit. In From His Mines. | Ex-County Assessor D. J. Sullivan ar. rived here yesterday from his mines in the Congress section. Back From Phoenix.
 John Kinney, the Chaparra mining man. returned Sunday from . visit with old time friends in Phoenix. Back From Phoenix.
 John Kinney, the Chaparral mining man, returned Sunday from a visit with old time friends in Phoenix. Visiting His Family. E. F. Major, miner and hoisting cn. gincer, is in the city from the Big Bug district, visiting with his family. Back Prom Phoenix T Dr. II. NJ. Allen, chir0podst, was here yesterday from m extended visit in Phoenix and the Salt River valley. Visiting Relatives.
 Robert Martin came in Sunday from Jerome io visit his mother and brother who are visiting here from San Diego. Gets New Contract
 W. C, Gaston left yesterday for Asco where he has the contract for the cree. ton of two buildings fAr II. C. Nal. loy
 Mining Man Hero.
 ]. l.. Ilowclls. the Santa Maria min. lhg man, hr'lNou hoTe yesterday rom Copper Creek, where he has mining in. forests.
 Here From the South. A. l.. Powell, travelling passenger agent of the &. F., F. < F., arrived here yesterday from the south on railroad business.
 Here From Tombstone. , "Tcx" Ferguson, an ex.mcmber of the Arizona Rangers arrived here
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
Leave for Los Angeles.

L. w. Giroux anr daughters of Mayer arrived here yesterday aud will lr.r nulv for ios Angeles, where th., suu visit with Mr. CirouN mul.. i.r some iimo
 Let ,of frisco.
 l.. oluh,r. assistant traffic man ae.. o f. santa Fc with headquarters iu - Francisco, passcl through here
 ..r.s ,u route homc from visit 70 ruuv on railroad husIuoss. Expert Bookkecpor Here
 Mr. iUni. export looktoop'r of New Nr. v1o |. engaged iu exporting lho .ruun's of fhr Arizona Smelling com p1nt. arrived hero last evening from llumhulli to spcud 'hc sabbath. Back from Phoenix
 | r. pinu returned yesterday from lu extended visit to phocuiv NIT. Dil. 'pn - ,harmlu of Inc Territorial Dem pcr'c Central committee and is inter c.tod in legislation now pending in ,hc Legislature
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-16

the public. Senator Lodge pointed
out that an enlistment was con.
tract terminable not at the option
of the soldier, but OF the comman.
der OF the army who employed him.
This has been held true lnnumera.
BILE times, and if it were not true
there would be no safety for the
country could an armed regiment
be retained in it's place on the rolls
in defiance of it's superior officer.
The Attorney General, the Consul.
tutlonal League and any one else
who wishes to investigate the affair
may discover all the facts they
choose about who actually did the
shooting. But about the Presl-
dents right to dismiss as many
companies or regiments as he choos-
es, 1t would seem from Senator
Lodges statement there can be no
question whatever.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-16

The Third Term National
League, a POLITICAL organization
formed for the purpose of boos ing
President Roosevelt for another
term In the presidential chair, is a
mlsnomer and rather useless thing
1T Roosevelt should be elected to
his office again he woull not be
filling third term for he was elect
ed to that Office only once before;
and ne does not need the special
efforts of national political organl-
zatlon TO hoist him into the chair
again for if he runs he will be
returned with an avalanche of
ballots that will practically sweep
the whole platter clean.-Catletts-
burg (Ky.) Press.
The Press speaks the truth.