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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-25
Fovobt For Girl She Reject, Beth.

Newark, \. T. Nov 2j.-Tilting has gone out of fashion and dueIs with swords and pistols are fatal some times. So Harry DOwner and John !. Lee, in love with the same girl fought for her with bare knuckles at Bloom field They battered each other for half an hour until they could scarcely stand They have only their bruises and cuts for their pains. for their fair queen of love awards to neither the prize Of victory They have proved themselves sav1gs.- she said T sha have nothing more to do with either /
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-25
(To be ContinuedD.
Lower Meat Prices This Wee

Omaha. Neb-. Nov. 2j. - Western packers are expecting a further de cline in meats this week. and cold storage products will go down at the same time. according to R. C. Howe. general manager of the Armour Pack ing company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-25
Murd.r.s. Die. zt natt.su.n.

AliddletOwn- N- Y- Nov 25--Mrs- Kate Taylor. who killed her husband. Lafayette Taylor. near CenterTiIle Sts- tion- Sullivan county. on Jan 26 1e1S, k dead at Matfezwzn State hosDitaL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-25
I53 Bank St Waterbury Trunk and Um. brelia Mfr.

Yes. WE REPAIR AND RECOVER UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS AND BAGS in best manner at the lowest prices and short notice.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
HAD MOST .ENjOYARiE E DANCE.
B. Of 1. f. ( E. Entertaia Gig Crowd
In Roraj Maaaer.

The bail at the Finnish Temper
ance Hall Friday evening last is
given a top.notch place, and the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men and Enginemen, under whose
auspices the affair was given, are
to be congratulated upon the sue
cese attending their efforts.
Music was furnished by the La
Brosse Orchestra, Duluth, and is
accredited as being A l, and as an
evidence that those present ap-
preciated the music and the pleas
ures of the evening it is only neces-
:sary to record that upwards of fifty
couples participated in the Home,
Sweet Home" waltz at 800 a. m.
The hall was handsomely and ap.
propriately decorated, and every
thing went on schedule time-no
break-downs, no track:jumping, no
running into blind switch. And
while the boys were necessarily
under tremendous expense the
results were extremely satisfactory,
and will tend to more functions of
similar nature under their man.
agement. E - i. ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
Arrested on Serious Charge.

Mayor Densmore, of Ely, was ar
rested on Saturday on a charge of
Criminal assault, preferred by
Nellie Johnson. former employe
OF a Biwabik laundry.
/. The story az told would indicate
the connivance of the Ely police, as
we'll, Miss Johnson alleging that
herself and another Finnish girl,
Hilda Aho. were thrown into Jail at
kly without cause, and that it was
while thus incarcerated that the
mayor and companion entered
theircelis, made indecent proposals,
and finally attempted the accom-.
plishment of his object through
force. -, ".s.
Densmore 10 a man of family, and
we'll known in Duluth, where he
was formerly in the livery business
But If the charges made are proven
his address should be Saltwater fo,
the rest of his days. At his pre-.
li1ninary hearing he was bound
over to the grand jury, being re.
leased on $500 bail.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01

Representatives Saari and Austin
for their work in hehalf of the peo.
pie of the ranges, and believed their
efforts will do much toward salts
factory result.
Following the addresses an in
formal reception was held, and an
hour of social converse between
members of the delegation and
citizens, and if any member lacked
enlightenment it was not the fault of
Virginians.
From this point the train went to
Hibbing, thence to Coleraine, re-
turning to Duluth Monday, where
they were entertained by the Du-
luth Commercial Club Monday
evening.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
st. Patrick's Day Coecert.

The Misses Murphy, assisted by
other local talent, prepare st.
Patrick's Day Entertainment at the
Fay Opera which promises to be
worthy the patronage of all. The
entertainment will be under the
auspices of Our Lady of Lourdes
Church. and in the concert pro.
gram the Misses Murphy will be
assisted by Messrs. II. T. Hare and
Frank Skinner, while lecture ap.
propriate to the occasion will be
delivered by Rev. Father Hogan. y
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
COOK lssAnsflED WITH CONDITIONS.
And City win Lease Lands for New
Xirqinia Lumber Co. Mill.

At the council meeting Tuesday
evening the mayor presented to the
council letter from w. II. Cook, of
the Virginia Lumber Co. in which
the statement was made that the
company is perfectly satisfied with
the Missabe & Northern spur Cross
ing the city park forty, the point on
which the erection of a new mill
hinged, and asking that the city
make franchise for such spur track
permanent. He also asked for a
lease Of the eighty acres of land
under city control, the park. forty
and the N. p. forty secured by lease
under the administration of Mayor
Fay, and the city attorney was in
structed to draw an ordinance to
cover the point.
The attorney reported the receipt
of deeds from the Eastern Railway
of Minnesota to block B, lots 1 to 8
inclusive in block "a and lots I and
in block II, decided to the city for
street and bridge purposes, and the
attorney was instructed to get alb
stracts of the various parcels of
land for filing.
The plans and specifications for
the proposed new stee! bridge were
read and properly digested by the
individual members of the council,
and referred back to the city en-
gineer for more complete specifica.
tions for center and end abutments.
The ordinance granting right-of-
way to the d. NJ. & N. across the city
park forty and over certain portions
of Lake Boulevard was given it's
secondSreading.
An application from the Virginia
Cornetz Band for a permit to use the
city hall for practice purposes was
opposed by the mayor, on the
grounds that if the council granted
such permits to all applicants there
would not be nights enough in the
week togo around. The members
of the council, however, seemed
dispos{d to help the boys out-or
at least e give their request decent
consideration, and the matter was
referred to the committee on city
property see II aamicable arrange. arr:rra1lls;s.
ments could not be made.
| The presentation of various bills
against the pest house brought up
the question of reimbursement for
their outlay, and the attorney was
instructed to make out all pest
house bills and forward to the
county auditor.
A motion for another arc lamp at
the city hall corner, Cleveland
avenue and Maple street, received
the support of all members.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
ATTEND BlNABIK I. 90. +. DEDICATION
virginians Are Promineat In Cere.
monies OF the Day. r. ::

MONIES OF tne Udys
Some thirty members Of Mesaba
Lodge No. 222, I. o. O. F., were
among attendants at the dedication
ceremonies of the handsome new
lodge hall erected by the Biwabik
lodge, ON Friday evening last, and
report most enjoyable time.
This is not only the first lodge
hall owned by the order on the
ranges, but the only one in St.
Louis county, and the members of
the Biwabik lodge are given much
credit among their brethren for the
progressive spirit exemplifed.
The dedication ceremonies were
conducted by Past Grand Master
Hugo, of Duluth, assisted by Grand
Secretary A. L. Bolton, of St. Paul,
and special trians brought crowds
from every range point-Virginia,
Eveleth, Hibbing, Ely and Tower,
the spacious building being taxed
to it's utmost. Following the cere.
monies dancing was INDUCED in
and a delicious luncheon served.
During the afternoon a new lodge
of the Rebekah Degree was in
stituted, Mrs. E. Matheson, Past
Grand, of this city, acting al in.
stituting officer, the floor work
being done by the Virginia degree
team, their work receiving high
encomiums from the Grand Lodge
officers and all members present.
This new lodge organized with "a
members, a number which will be
pleasingly increased.
The members of the local lodge
in attendance at the exercises were
highly pleased with the function
and with the royal manner in which
the Biwabik brethren had provided
for the entertainment of their
visitors.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
Tekla Farm Concert.

The concert by Miss Tekla Farm,
assisted by local talent, under the
auspices of N re. NJ. +. Fanning's
Sunday School class at the Fay Op.
era House, "Wednesday evening, is
accredited by all az havingbeen the
finest entertainment of it's kind ever
rendered il IT, this city. and was also
pleasing to it's, promoters-everys
seat inethea spacious hall being oc-
cupied, thesgallery filled and stand
ing room, even, being at premium.
Miss Farm has rich, powerful
voice, her rendition being pleasing
to the most critical. Her especial
care in enunciation was alsoa pleas
ing feature, and every number was
so heartily encored that che was
forced to respond. The numbers in
Swedish, her native tongue, were
we'll received by those of that ma
tionality, the encore number, a
Swedish ditty, creating considera-
BILE mirth.
Miss Farm was accompanied by
Mrs. IF. A. Logan, who played the
difficult accomplishments in man.
ner which showed painstaking ef-
fort and marked ability.
Other numbers of the evening
were paino solos by Miss Irma
Richards of Duluth, vocal solos BY
Mr.. Frank Skinner, a local singer of
acknowledged ability who intends
shortly to remove to Duluth for the
purpose of perfecting himself in
voice culture, and by Miss Anna
Cotton, whose pleasing contralto
always wins the plaudits of music
lovers.
Miss Farm spent several years of
her younger girlhood days in this
city, and it was an especial pleas.
ure to her many former acquaint-
ances to be permitted an opportuni-
ty of listening to one who has since
won such an enviable position in
the world of music. To Mrs. Fam
ming and her class of young ladies,
and to the indefatigable work done
by them, is due credit given for
making possible so rare a treat, and
it is sincerely hoped Miss Farm
may arrange to again favor Virgin
ia at an early date.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
FAY-CANANEA COPPER co.
Anew Proposition Which Will Be Opea.
f. ~ to Investors Shortly.

+. to Investors Shortly.
The Fay-Cananea Copper Co.
is the name of a new company now
in process of capitalization which
will shortly offer to investors in
coppers an opportunity which
promises to eclipse all former op.
portunities opened to the public.
The company is headed by our
former townsman, NJ. L. Fay, who
is recognized, even by those on
whose political toes he has tread,
as one of the most honest and
honorable of men, and one on
whose judgement on mining deal
one may rely with implicit faith.
: This company, or rather the
Sonora Development Company
which it will succeed, has for the
past two years had prospectors in
the hills all of the ii me, and upon
their showing Mr.. Fay has, since
his arrival in Cananea, denounced
527 pertinences, or about 1900 acres.
He writes that he has spent three
days in going over the lands in
cluded, and that every acre is heavi-
ly mineralized. On one claim, the
Forest, at a depth of four feet, 800
ounces of silver per ton and per
cent>copper is shown. This is not
stringers or fingers, but a solid
mass of ore.
In addition to this land the COM
pany will also take over the Fortuna
property, a mine of known worth
which was worked many years ago
by the Mexicans, in a crude way,
and from which many thousands
OF dollars of silver was taken, the
property being abandoned at the
water leyel. This mine shows big
values in both copper and silver
and in connection with other hold
ings will give the new company ap.
proximately 220o acres.
The new company will be cap
italized at 5000, 600, it being the in
tention of the promoters to put
the stock on the market at $500 par
$500 down and $500 on call. Of this
amount one-balf will go into the
treasury for the development of the
properties while the other half will
[bsased fol. the purehase II thsprl'o-s
Fpefties.
On each group of mines will be
located good water power, and
this company, when in working
shape, will at once rank az the
second largest and important COM
pany in the district, and as develop.
ment progresses will give the
Greene-Cauanea a run for first
place.
Large bodies of ore have been
proven up by late work on the
Fortuna group, and the new COM
pauy will, without a doubt, become
an active shipper within 60 days.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01

The Enterprise acknowledges nu.
merous expressions of fraternal fell
Iowship from it's brethren of the
zPress anent our fifteenth birthday
anniversary, and extend our thanks
fox the good wishes. May the boys
all live long and prosper. TX
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
e. 80 s.syE ~ ;.s3-s. -
Broke His lea.

Editor Ta1boys, of the Chisholm
Herald, has the sympathy Of the
range press in an accident which
befell him on Thursday last, when
he slipped in his Office and broke
leg close to the knee. The injury
will lay him up for several weeks.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
Presbyterian Church.

Sermon by the pastor at II q. m.
and 1880 p. N. Sunday School az
noon. Christian Endeavor al 6:45.
You are Invited to these services
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01
N;rqis;a Boys Got Tria,aaed.

: The Virginia basket ball team
met defeat by by their Hibbing ad-
versaries Friday evening last, by a
score of 20 too. The Virginia team
was composed Of Meehan, Deering,
Neff, Bonner, Eaton and Berg, with
Gerald Roskilly as substitute. T.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
Seriously
Injured

Joe Kane. son OF jim Kane, the
well known stage driver had his arm
badly broken yesterday afternoon at
the high school athletic grounds.
Eugene Templeton, son of professor
Templeton and Chris Muller were
throwing the hammer and young
Kane was doing the marking Null
Ter had thrown the hammer for
distance OF seventy feet which was
market by Kane. Templeton then
took the hammer for a throw, but
just as he made it some youngsters
playing in the adjoining lot attracted
the attention of Kane and the shot
struck him just below the shoulder,
breaking it in three places.
The lad was Immediately taken to
the office Of Dr.. Won Radesky and
the broken bones set. The doctor
says that while the injury is a very
severe one young Kane will be all
right in about six weeks
While the accident is very unfor-
tunate the young man certainly was
lucky that he was not killed. AS
Templeton threw the shot Muller
who was standing beside him saw the
danger Kane was in and shouted a
warning cry. Kane stepped back a
few inches O nhearing him and prob
ably saved his life as the shot barely
missed his head as it was.
TempletOn is all broken up over the
affair, but as it was purely an unavoid
able accident no blame is attached
to him.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
MINERS PASS RESOLUTION
TO AFFILIATE WITH |. ". "

DENVER, June lS.-An effort was
made in the convention of the West
ern Federation OF Miners yesterday
TO bring TO an end the controversy
which has arisen between the miners
and the Industrial Workers OF the
World. A resolution was introduced
and referred to the committee on
resolutions indOrsing the principles
of industrial unionism as outlined in
the first constitutional convention OF
the Industrial Workers of the World
as being duly logical and an effect
i've method of organizing the work
ers in the industrial field.
The resolution provides that the
federation ignore all fractional fights
and elect delegates to the next nat
iOnal convention Of the Industria
workers Of the World.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
TRYING TO BRING
TALENTED SINGER HERE

An effort is being made to secure
Madam Greselda to sing in this city.
Madam Greselda may come here at
an carly date. She has mining in
tcrests in Goldfeld where she made
her first appearance last week and
the GOldfeld papers pronounce her
the greatest singer that has ever ap'
peared in this state.
She comes from London and is one
Of the greatest dramatic supranoes
Of the lyric stage.
She will sing in Reno next week
and if arrangements can be made
will give Carson City one night prob
ably the following week.
She is in Nevada more on a bust
ness than d professional tour and
those who listened to her singing in
Goldfeid say that no such finished
vocalist has ever appeared in Ne
Tada.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
TO VISIT CARSON CITY

Secretary OF The interior Depart
ment Garfield ana party Of ten per
sons Will arrive il. Carson City on
the evening OF July 2Sth, coming here
from GIenbrooh after a short visit
to Lake Tahoe. The party will re-
main in Carson City until the evening
OF the 10Th, when they will leave for
Falon, where they will inspect the
irrigation system in that district
While here they will inspect the
Stewart institute and also pay a visit
to the federal land Office at this
point.
Secretary Garfield has intended for
some time to make a visit to Nevada
for the purpose OF making a personal
inspection Of the irrigation system
III the state, but the matter was not
definitely settled until within the past
few days. The party Of the head OF
the interior department will include
some other Government officials
known throughout the country, but
the entire personnel has POI h"er
made public.
4 movement has been ~t3tud bs
the SaGebrusb club Of :ulS city tC
entertain these distinguished visitors
in true Carson City style and this
should be property done ~ !
means.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19

Yesterday William Anderson com
pleted a new sign over the door of
the Appeal office The words Daily
Appeal are so artistically shaded that
they stand right uot from the back
ground about two inches
1t is really hard to figure out that
they are not carved letters stuck on
the surface of the stone.
When they were finished this morn
ing a drunken compositor came along
and bet the drinks that they were
block letters tackled on. He had to
go to the west corner of the building
and squint along the surface of the
sign before he would settle.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
ODD FELLOWS AND
RE0EkAH'S ELECT OFFICERS

rhe grand lode oi odd Fellows YES
terday elected the following officers:
Grand master, L. S. Shaw, Para
disc; deputy grand master, j.
Owens, Tonopah; grand warden, w.
r. Sedwick; grand secretary, VIM
Sutherland, c. Novacovich, Reno;
grand representative, F. NJ. Huf-
faker, Virginia City; trustees-R. J.
White, r. Kirman, Andrew Maute.
The Rebekah Assembly elected the
following officers:
President, Mrs. Della Woodruff.
Hawthorne; vice-president, Mrs. a.
Warren, Reno; warden, Mrs. Oline
Stewart, Tonopah; secretary, Mrs.
Lizzie Nudd, Reno: treasurer, Mrs
Kate KrNnc, Reno.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
ORE FINDER PROVES
To bE: DECIDED SUCCESS

he Reno Journal has the following
relative to an invention which may
mean much to the mining world:
i, the request Of score Of people
business. professional and scientific
u.,u. demonstration was made yes
.rraay at tn3 North Virginia street
vi the NoralIode, an invention by /.
D. Stoner of this city.
Many Of those present were oN-
trymeIy dubious as to TIE outcome Oh
the test, feeling that it would be i'm
possible 10 determine by means of an
electrical device the presence Of iron,
copper, silver or gold within a radius
Of some forty feet. Doubts, however,
were thoroughly dispelled.
The instrument, simple in construc-
ton. was placed in position. 4 ten
dollar gold piece placed twelve inches
underground, was located by the "ob-
sever" as soon as the letter came
into the field of "vi-.on." This was
announced through a telephone re-
ceiver, which transmitted no sound
until the exact location of the coin
was determined b. the instrument
when there was a. Try buzz.
al manner of tests were made
with coins as we'll as with ores O.
different sorts. In each instance the
device recorded the breaking Of the
current through the intervention o
the metal.
There was no possibility Of fakin!
even if the owners Of the device hat
desired to do so, and they are sucl
= well known and highly respected pee
1 pie that taking is farthest from thei
intention.
Several Doubling Thomases wer
blindfOlded or turned their backs t
t the field of the observer and invarial
ly they correctly announced when tn
t metal was carried before the field {
t the device. A further demonstrate
: wild be given in a few days in a min
l. near this city. Meanwhile the invel
y ton is on display at room Is of tn
/" Washoe County Bank building.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
COMPANY
IS RUSHING CONSTRUCTION

Tom kearney, local manager of the
electric company came in from Gard
nervile this morning
He reports the line of holes for the
pole line as nearly completed, not
more than two days more being re-
quired to finish the work
The company now has a crew of
men framing up the poles for the
commencement OF construction which
will begin very soon. Two cars OF
poles are yet in transit and as soon
as these are received the work Of
putting through the line to compile
tion Will be rushed ahead.
The work OF wiring the valley has
been completed and all is in readi-
ness for the turning on OF the juice.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
new PROCESS FOR
CHEAP ORE REDUCTION

While discoveries Of ore bodies are
being made all over the state of Ne
vada there is one serious draw hack
to the mining industry which mater
tally retards the mining industry and
which gives the profits OF the busi
ness TO the reduction and transporta-
ton companies.
We constantly hear OF big strikes
and when the ore is taken out and
sacked it cannot be TRANSPORTED to
mills and reduction works without
hlSh freight charges and when the
mills or reduction works are reached
and the charges paid there is little
left for the miner unless the ore is
exceptionally rich. There are, at the
present time, millions OF tons OF ore
iElnS on the dumps all over the state
that the owners cannot realize on
as the price of transporting and mill
ing is absolutely prohibitive.
Again, since the passage of the rail
road rate bill the railroads will abso-
luJely refuse to handle ore in certain
localities at the rates named in the
biz.
Nevada is therefore confronted
with d serious problem.
Fully apprised OF this situation the
Hercules Ore Disintergrating company
OF Chicago have sent a representa-
tive here TO ascertain how much OF
this ore there is to handle in Nevada
with a view OF introducing a cheap
process which will get the values out
OF the ore in localities where the
transportation charges take up the
entire values in the ore.
Mr.. Benjamin Foss arrived here
yesterday and will in a few days dem
onsuate new process where ore
can be handled at profit which con
tains but two dollars ton values.
The company proposes to cree
custom mills which will be independ
ent of the railroad transportation.
AIr. Foss has not as Yet DISCLOSED
his process, but in few days vii
demonstrate to practical miners ant
mill men what he can do with view
of interesting mining men in tn
erection of cheap plants all over til
state. The company claims that the
can handle $50 tons q day with
plant which will not cost over SO
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-19
NOTICE EAGLES

All Eagles call at Abe COINS to-
dav without fail and get measured
for a duck suit for carnival parade.
Also call at Joe Smiths and give
measurements for white hats.
BY order Eegles' committee on uni
forms.