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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
HAD LITTLE FAITH IN LONE PINE MINE.
From ThuYsday's Daily.


 Although only a few months ago n bort on the Lone Pine mine, to the ef. P"ft on inc oLnc Pine mine, to the ef.
 ee' That there was no ore in sight and
 hat the property was therefore value. css' from n mining standpoint, George
 'ohpeicr, only few days ago, made n
 ar load shipment of ore taken from
 dr'f, in the 2OO.foot level of the
 haii, io the Humboldt shelter. that Ha'e returns in gold and copper of SIS
 o the ion. He also made another ear oad shipment n few days ago of ore
 ported from several hundred tons on
 he dunp, from which he received re.
 ninS of S20 to the ton, the values |"'ng in gold and copper.
 llENrpltlF upfIsprable rfpors If, lttV flw Work engineer was rectRSf by he eompany, Mir. Ro6pctcI 'whosd P'ih 6effFf1 fnI,''AbGhsn9 prop |Hy' @fptpsd ihe ftAbady lfjt he oold place the property on q paying 'asi' with ysry ,sntjb bloutlay, and fcqncstcd that fuhap bd advanced him cover the expense of unwatcring it. l' was advised 'to start operations, but
 ne company later failed to advance
 ne necessarily amount for the prelim' Ihatl work after the first advance of
 h''lc over $500 had been made, and
 'r' kohpeter, who had charge of the Eork, paid the expenses ont of his own YfFa'e funds until the shipments of Yfe were made which have practically
 ''cd The property on a paying basis. 'c IS now pushing the work and cx'
 e''S 10 make regular shipments 10 the "el'"r in very short time.
 The Lone Pine mine is located one "Ie and n half east of Huron. IL is fP'h'd by three shafts, the deepest of rn'ch IS 200 feet. In the bottom of us shaft Mir. Robpeter states there ' 'onr feet of ore of the character Y"Pped' and that the paystrcak shows 'n average thickness of two feet in ms run from the 2oQ,}fost level on ne vein. In the bottom of another aah' lso feet in depth, there is an Fe body slowing a thickness, in one ''"ee where opened, of twenty'four (ee' carrying values of $l3 to the ton gold, silver and copper At present cpy'atiops are, being confined to the yvioot shaft from ths bottom level ef C'''0 drifts are being, run along the
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

NINE CANDIDATES-Th Modern
Woodmen of America last night
initiated nine candidates and reosi we'd
twelve applications. This 10 twenty.
Eve applications this fourishing
camp has received In the last two
weeks and several others are com
Ing up. Camp 784S will give an.
other one Of Its blowouts in . short
time. On the eighteenth of March
special train will he run from
here to Canon City. On that date
the Canon camp intends holding q
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

INQUEST POSTPONED On 40.
count OF the sickness Of District AZ.
tornsy Pease. the inqusst into the
death of Mrs. James spaulding. Of
Ilss. was postponed again until Fri.
day. Although II is the general
opinion that Mrs, spAulding com
mitted suicide. no evidence Of cArbolic
acid. the means said to have beeu
used. have been discovered.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

THE WRONG DATE-lu oAllius
tho meeting for Circle No. 80. Women
Of woodorafs yesterday. the inference
VA given that II was for tomorrow
night. but was intended for one week
from tomorrow night. or Feb. ~.
Az the RebekAhs meet tomorrow
night. the correction 10 made for the
henedt of both lodges.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

MAY HAVE MONEY-It 10 report.
cd In Oauon City shat Il. W. Heath
who is contemplating building the
atreet car line to the Royal Gorge
from Canon. and who has been trying
to raise the money. has been succes :.
ful and that 1t may not be long until
work Ia started on the road This IL
the proposition that WAS originally
planned by s. F. Granger. but
which fell thvough.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

hig tins and sxpssts 10 have shout
100 candidates for adoption. The
members Of 7eas and Deputy Dalfss
are rustling for candidates and viii
probably have class Of ffty to take
70 Canon for adoption On shat nisht.
Il Il expected that special train will
b run 70 Canon from Cripple Crssk
and Victor.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

RECEIVES INVITATION - Uity
Marshal Green this morning received
an invitation from Chief Cassidy of
the Oancn City Volunteer Fire depart.
ment to attend . ball to be given
there on the night Of February %.
The local officer has decided to accept
and will dance1t 1ths light fautastio.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

OCAL CAMP Paw WEEK-The
Colorado Fuel and Iron company IL
paying Its employees In the GOAL min.
Ing district this week. As most Of
the mines worked every day last
month. the pay roll is . little heavier
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
CANON CELEBRATED II

{ CANON CELEBRATED II was
reported on the streets this morning
that the people Of Canon City last
night celebrated the water cloaing
deal In great shape. Canon City ID
now confident that "the land just east
Of Canon" 10 to be irrigated.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

Having consolidated my stock with
the Florence Home Furnishing com.
pany, I wish. to close my account
hooks. All parties knowing them.
selves to be indebted to me are re.
quested to call At the Home Furnish.
ing 90. store and settle their bills.
85-40 E. q. HALL.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

ed in Ordway for grand larceny. and
who was incaroe-Atsd d in tis Rlorsnos
jail, loose. bscAuse the l,oal ONO z
ooul1 not hear from the sheriff IS to
whether he wanted the man held An :
longer or not Officer Green held ths
man ~ long ~ he thoushs nsce ssary
without 20 ne action on the part Of
the Ordway officials.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

Fifty pairs Of trousers made to
measure. Will be sold during Feb.
ruAry at one.third on. Florence
Tailoring Co.. III East Main street.
2s. SO
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

SEE OARMODY AND HURD-
They have some very nns ranches for
sale; also bargains In city business
stands. and fesidenoa propsrties.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

MARIPOsA ULUB-Ths Mariposa
olub Wa entertained yesterday after.
noon By Mrs Mary B. Lloyd Of West
F.rst street. This was the regular
ssmi.nonthly meeting Of the club.
The usual forms Of past time were
indulged In.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

than usual. All the mines oonti lue
to work without interruption except.
ing Rockvals and the shortage OF cars
there Is aaid to hirder the progress OF
steady operation.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14

TURNED LOOSE-Ofiicer Green
last evening turned the Mexican want.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-14
J0TTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Or. Yard. .dsasiss. onaos telephone
sast 1876.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
MIR. HILLS NEW BILL.
Some of the Changes Proposed i
 avr

Some of the Changes Proposed in
 Alcohol Law.
 The %sH on dematured alcohol, which the ways and means committee of congress has authorized Congressman Hill of this district, to introduce, con tains the main features of the amend ment, already introduced by Mir. Hill, and authorizes the use of dematured alcohol, without payment of any tax, for the manufacture of ether, chloro- form and other definite chemical sub stances where alcohol is changed in- to some other chemical substance and does not appear in the finished pro- duct. It also authorizes the establish ment of central denaturng bonded warehouses, other than those at dis tilleries, but not exceeding five in number in any one collection district, to which alcohol of the required proof may be transferred from distilleries, and in which such alcohol may be stored and denatured.
 The rest of the bill provides for the transportation and handling of the danatured article, and is in the line Of making it more easily accessible.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
REAL ESTATE,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.


 The Welbel Brewing company, in eorporated, to Alfonso Di Maio. land with buildings Fair street 54 feet. Mary J. Thompson executrix, to John P Thomfpson, land with build- ings, Carmel avenue, 30 feet. Franklin R, Bliss to Charles P. Wal Ter land with buildings, Chapel street, 42 feet.
 Fair Haven, 50 feet.
 Janet Boyd to John Hauff, land with buildings, Grove street, Fair Ha- ven, 500 feet.
 Orton A and Anne I. Rose to the Manufacturers Railway company, land with buildings, Forbes avenue, 114 feet.
 Burton Mansfield, ct als. executors on the estate of Caroline s. Edwards Prindle street, IS feet
 Catherine E. Smith to Harry " San try land with buildings, Pierpont street, 70 feet
 Henry Salzman and Joseph Adler, to Joseph Adler, lease described in New Haven Land Records, 5s5, p. 259. Henry salzman and Joseph Adler to Henry salzman, lease, 35 to 37 Con gress avenue and 15S to 164 Commerce street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
TO HONOR WOODRUFF.
Preparations For Degree Work B,
 Grange.

 Preparations For Degree Work By
 Grange.
 Elaborate preparations are being made by the North Haven grange for the conferring of the fourth degree on Governor. Woodruff, Washington's s birthday February p.
 The rank of knight will be conferred on a number of esquires, some of them prominent in civic affairs in New Haven.
 The rank will be exemplified by a picked team from the best lodge teams in the state.
 Music Hall, which accommodates one thousand has been secured. The work will begin at 2:3O D. m.
 In the evening the Past Chancellors' association will enjoy their annual supper, at which a number of promi- nent members of the order. some from the supreme lodge, will give address es.
 This function will not be exclusive ly for past chancellors. but any knight in good standing may enjoy the sup per and the oratory for the modest sum of $1
 Knights wishing to avail themselves of the opportunity offered may do so by applying to any member of the committee, and should apply at once, as the tickets will be in great demand. The committee consists of Walter E. Downs, John Lanfear, Ernest L. Warden and pr. w. P. Burke, all of New Haven.
 Supreme Chancellor Judge Barnes, of Jacksonville, IL, is expected to be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
Probate Court. District of New Haven

Probate Court District of New Haven. ss. January 29, 1907.
 ESTATE OF WILSON WADDINGHAM late of Orange, in said District de- ceased
 The administrators and administra- triX having made application to said Court for the sale at public auction of certain property therein described it is ORDERED, That the 18th day of February 1907, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in saidDistrict, be and he same is appointed for a hearing on said application, and this Court di- rects that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in some newspa- per having q circulation in said Dis- trict, and by depositing in the Post office at New Haven. postage prepaid and letter registered, a copy of this order addressed to each of the creditors of said estate whose claim has been allowed, at the last known address of each, on or before the 9th day of Feb ruary, 1907
 By the Court.
 JOHN L. GILsoN. Clerk.
 i30 3t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
OCKLAlWAHA HOTEL.

One of the Pleasantest and Best in
 Florida.
 The new Ocklawaha hotel Eustis Lake county, Florida, is now open for the season and doing a. larger business than ever. .Eustis is the most healthful region in the state of Florida, and Is getting more and more popular with the northern people of the states every year. It is two hundred feet above the level of the sea. The sloping shores of the lake makes it picturesque and pretty picture. The lake itself is seven miles across and affords plenty of scope for all kinds of water recreation. Bathing, fishing, shooting, boating and golf can be had galore. The drinking water, a most important item when from home, is of the purest and softest kind. The new Oeklawaha has had twenty new rooms added during the past season, many of which are en suite, with bath. It has also suites of magnificent public rooms lighted with gas and heated by steam. There is an entire absence of "snobbery" at this hotel, and for those who appreciate quiet and retirement it is an ideal spot to visit For the accommodation of so- j0urners at the hotel Mrs. Palmer has opened a kindergarten and primary school. where children can attend for long or short periods. Full particulars can be had by addressing the "New Ocklawaha, Eustis, Lake County, Fla.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
DIVIDENDS.

Dividends soon due are given below, the first figure being the rate paid, the second the date of payment, the third the date of closing the books
 Amalgamated Copper, ?; February 25; January 24.
 American Chicle, 1; February 2O; February 14
 American Glue preferred, $4; Febru- ary 1; January 19,
 American Light & Traction pre- ferred, 1-2; February 1; January 19.
 American Locomotive, 1,1-4; Febru- ary 25; February 6,
 Atchison, 1-2; February 1; Decem- Der 27.
 Baltimore & Ohio preferred, ?; March 1; February 13 Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg, 8; February 15; February 5.
 Cambria Steel, 1-2; February 15; January 31
 Canada Southern, 1 IA; February l.; January 31.
 Central Railroad of New Jersey, 2; February 1; January IS
 Chicago & Northwestern preferred, ?; April i; February l.
 Chicago & Northwestern ? 1-2; Jan uary 2S; December 12.
 Baltimore & Ohio, 3; March i; Feb ruary 13.
 Cuyahoga Telephone preferred, 1 1-2; February 1; January 20,
 Erie 1st preferred, ?; February 2S; January S1.
 Edison Electric Illuminating, Bos- ton, 2 1-2; February 1; January 15.
 Great Northern, 1 8-4; February f; January 19.
 Illinois Central, 1-2. March l. January S1. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern G.; January 27; December 91.
 Louisville Ss Nashville, 3; February Il: January 21.
 Michigan Central, 8; January 29 December 91.
 Mining Company of America, 4, January 24; January is.
 National Carbon preferred, 9-4; February 24; January IS.
 New England Cotton Yarn pre- ferred, 1 1-2 per cent; February |; January 25.
 Northern Pacific, s-4; February |; January IS.
 Pressed Steel Car preferred, 1 3-4; February 27; February 6.
 Pullman Co.,, $2; February IS; Jan uary 31
 Reading 1st preferred, 9 March g.; February 20,
 Rome, Watertown X Ogdensburg, IA; February 15; January 3t.
 Tennessee Coal & Iron preferred g; February l; January ii
 Tennessee Coal & Iron, 1; February 1; January il.
 Torrington Co.,, 4; February i; Jan uary 21.
 United Copper, 1 S-4; January ;So January Is
 United States Rubber 1st preferred, ?; January 31; January 15.
 United States Rubber 2nd preferred, i 1-2; January S1; January15.
 United States Rubber Old preferred, ?; January 3l; January 15.
 Western Telegraph & Telephone preferred, $25O; February 1; January 20.
 Peoria & Bureau Valley, 4; Februa- " II; February 1
 Reading, 2; February 1; January 15.
 Michigan State Telephone, 1 1-2; February 1; January 21
 New England Telegraph & Tele- phone, 1 1-2; February 15i January S1,
 Peoples Gas & Coke, 1 1-2; Februa- ry 15; February 15.
 United Bank Note, i; February 15; February l
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
K. OF c. vEsPER SERVICE.
To Be Held at St. Johns Church
 HSahrlary 2

To Be Held at St. Johns Church
 February 8.
 A vasper service will be given for San Salvador council, No 1, Knights of Columbus, at St. Johns church, Feb. 8. The members will meet at K. of c. hall at p. m. to march to the church and all knights are requested to join with San Salvador on this oc- casion.
 This council celebrates it's 25th an niversary Thursday evening, Feb. T. with a grand banquet. Prominent of the board of directors will respond National Secretary Daniel Colwell will act as toastmaster at this silver jubi- lee banquet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
LEASE

A. D. Hoppman to James P. Kelly, store, 1O9 Dixwell avenue, for confec- tionery business, 15 months.
 ASSIGNMENT. Florence L. R. Mile, vested with the life use of property, 1885 Orange street, and also property, Short Beach by will of Edward Russell, to Albert Barclay,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
LYMAN P. EASTMAN.

Attorney Lyman P. Eastman, well known as a pension attorney, died at his home in Woodbury Jan 29 after a short illness. He was SO years old. He was formerly judge of the Rox- bury probate district succeeding his father on that bench Judge East man came here several years ago and assumed the management of several large estates
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
STATE coNGREGArroNAL CLUB
Next Meeting will Be Held in Hart

Next Meeting Will Be Held in Hart
 ford.
 The next meeting of the Connecticut Congregational club will be held in the chapel of the Center church Hart ford. on February F. and will be in commemoration of Lincoln's birthday. The speakers will be Rev. James w. Cooper, secretary of the American Missionary association, formerly pas tor of the South church, New Britain; Rev. Benjamin Nyce, president of Tallega college, Ala, and Rev. H, H. Procter, pastor of the Central Con- gregational church, Atlanta, one of the leaders in the recent effort to stop the race war which broke out in that city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
WARRANTY DEEDS.

Charles P. Walker to Frederick E. Hartshorn, land with building, Chapel street, 21 feet.
 John s. Osborn to Charles E. White, land with buildings Hamilton street, 92 feet.
 Annie C. Candee to George V. and Wlnifred A, Moore, land with build ings, Maple street, 40 feet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

CT we'll known story writers represent ei are Catharine Carr, Elliott Flower, Harriet A. Nash, Patrick Vaux. Lee Anderson, Arthur Guiterman and Campbell MacCulloch. There are tWen- ty-eight portraits of as many stage beauties and an original series of ex- elusive Parisian fashion studies and an interesting article by Louis V. DeF'oe on the months drama in New York
 Red Book Publishing Co.,, Chicago, III.
 The Hesperian for the first quarter of 1907 January, February and March), contains: Glimpses of Japan Qllustrated); '"The Good Old Christ mas" a poem; Along the Line of Life;" "The Oceans and Clouds of Planets;" "St. Patrick's Breastplate," " a poem; "Christmas-New Year." a Reverie; "On Some Late Literature. Hesperian is unique, original and de- serves success.
 St. Louis, Mo-; Alexander N. DeMe- nil, editor and proprietor. Fifteen cents copy; fifty cents a year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
GIFT OF LOUIS HINDER.

Remembers Springside Inmates With
 Boxes of Oranges.
 Louis Linder of Mory's cafe gave to the inmates of Springside yesterday eight boxes of oranges. The fruit was picked at MT. Linder's plantation at Porto Rico.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
MnRrGAGE DEEDS.

Charles P. Walker to Franklin R. Bliss, land with building, Chapel street, 21 feet.
 Harry V. santry to New Haven Savings bank, land with buildings, Pierpont street, 70 feet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01
TOuN ARvETy rNJTrRED

John McVety, a machine feeder in a down town factory, was taken to the New Haven hospital yesterday after noon with crushed hand. He lives at 542 Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

The Book News Monthly (Philtdel- phia) admirably occupitv it's dlstinc- tive field as a guide to books new and old. In the January number besides twenty-three pages of crisp reviews of the latest books-includfng Dr. Talcott Williams department, Books for the Study and Library and new depart ment of brief reviews, "The Clergy mans Study Table" "-there are numer- ous special features. Able Pleasant" Ella H. Dixon, "Pendennis," Anne H. Dyer and Ernest Pfatteicher furnish five illustrated articles on the personal ity and work of Frances Hodgson Bur nett, Sidney Mccall" (Mrs. Fenollo- sal, and Thomas Hovenden. Accompa, nying these is beautiful color repro duction of Hovenden's Bringing Home the Bride" the companion picture to Breaking Home Ties" and also a fine frontispiece portrait of Mrs, Fenollosa.
 In an illustrated article entitled Lit erature's Losses in 19O6,5' Warwick J. Price speaks sympathetically of more than sixty world-notables who died during that year. Myrtle Reeds series closes with "The Love Affairs of Will liam Cowper" The Timely Topics" articles are by Will M. Clemens, Alvin West, Elizabeth s. Balch and Edgar S. Nash, and the poems by Washington Van Dusen, Professor Curtis, Holden Page and Charlotte w. HazIewood." "The Brontes and Mrs. Gaskelr' appear in the Educational" department.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

The February number of The Travel Magazine takes us chiefly to different parts of our own continent, but as us- ual does not neglect foreign countries. TO Norway for Vacation by Will liam Morrow, describes how two Amer ican business men found novelty and relaxation in the bracing land of fjords Robert G. Weyh, jr., tells of a personal 1.-Two Months Trip to the Pa cifc Coast for $250." In Campbell Macleod's 'Mardi Gras in New Or leans we hear about the merry carni- val preceding Lent-an American sur vival of an old European custom. "At- lantic City" the typical American re- sort, is described by Grace Isbel Col bron, and Katherine Browne describes a European pleasure resort of differ ent character, in Monte Carlo" the country of chance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

The February number of Transat- lantic Tales has it's leading feature complete novel, entitled The Crip- pied Hand" and is from the Austrian of Auguste Groner The short stories of which there are IS, are all capital. Success to his new magazine. Copies can be obtained at the Pease, Lewis company's.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

Dress for February presents the wardrobe for the month in it's every essential and detail, and gives the fashions for the southern season, now at hand. It epitomizes the mode through carefully selected examples, by the master of each branch of the art, shows its readers as well how fash ions may be adapted to individual taste, and aids them in making the most effectual expenditure for dress. It is counselor, guide and aid in all matters sartorial. In this issue we are given our first glimpse of the modes for spring by Drian. In the new de- number entitled 'Gleanings," there are partment, which is inaugurated in this several paragraphs on current modes which will prove a great help to the r1eaders.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

The Red Book Magazine for Februa- " has among the authors represented Maarten Martens, the famous Dutch novelist, with a story, Science and the Cow" designed primarily for moth CTS; Churchill Williams, with a strik- ing and intensely dramatic story of the steel mills entitled "Red Hagan;" Marvin Dana with a romantic tale en- titled "The Wisdom of the Abbot" while Wilbur Nesbits' story valentine Timmens" is as spontaneous as a con- versation in a country store J. J. Bells 'Mr. Donald Macdonald" is a delightfully."- humorous delineation of one phase of Scottish character. 9th
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

Of the leading articles in next months Metropolitan, "The Sears of War; by John D. Wells, is a sympa- thetic account of the battlefelds of northern Virginia as they are to-day, compared with their condition forty five years ago. with Secretary Root in Brazil" by Rec Bennett, who was secretary to one of the delegates of the Pan-American Conference, shows the trend of civilization and commerce toward the equator "The War of the Sexes,' by James Huneker, is careful paper on the eternal duel. There are eight short stories.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-01

Tn McClure's for February the Chris tian Science serial steadily increases in interest and power. Mrs Eddy's rela- tions with P. P. Quimby, the mental healer of Portland, are taken up in this instalment and a thoroughly convin- cling and able presentation of the man who was so potent an influence in her oareer is given. Mrs, Eddys first wis