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Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-11
DON'T PUT OFF

For tomorrow what You can do today,
Ii you put off buying a bottle Of Bal.
lards Snow Liniment. when that pain
comes You won't have any. buy a bot.
de today. A positive cure for Rhe,,.
matism, Burns. Cuts. Sprains. Con.
tracted Muscles. etc. r s Graham
Prairie Grove. Ark. writes:
I wish to thank you for the good
results I received from Snow Iin,.
ment. 1t positively cured me OF Rheu.
matism after others had failed" Sold
by Center Block-Depot Drug Store
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-11

..FoGS2o~s Ese esrre vs8sy tAsg &-~
~or22&g Aa9 Aaat1s aee2=se q tAe
ss=a.2s2a@s 4 tie q n ant ca
! HoE2 : : ss&zE=fad title tswH-
@o@s IagEs.ee1e2y s.rz&:e9 = : co@zr
~ s1&s . pActgressAe il - sx.-rze
T2e ex22ag 40 hEat1.g :. tie l0G@
s2@2s &.oGt - Are tie a@$a l. tAe
, ~a&se TERRITORY. aae tAere Ia - Eore
9e&sgAttGa 21T wkere oG earth %
STD q Vac&&1o1 f0- tA0se wAo lore
tAe gr&GG@0v of an&anwneG n&Gar@
- tourist te&-aFe alaae woGla make
. aaat reEe22e IT, . A.s Ot A&cks 10
EAs valley.
TIE CaGAoIlcs have . sp2ea1l4
eAareA ae1 eo1E~e, here The resi-
1eat sEaesE l. Rev c A Ballan9. wao
s2s seea here about ssr years The
eosseoG school las aa.oa, eee paplls u
regular atfea4anee TIE Pr~s5yte-s-
aas also have rnission here under
the charge a tie Rev NJ Na6rad
He las four coagreszitons ., Mora
e Riso. oc@te an9 Aqua Negro; each
has its eAurcA building. The health
'of tie community 10 looked after by
Dss- J, = F4at aat J J. Bergmans
Or. Fiat Ii = gTa1Gate Of the Nar.oa
siDEas College 0s Medicine a. o.
LDaas He IL = native Of Las Vegas
and has hos. ot frieads here DR..
, BeFgnans Ii Hnllande-. In which
eoaatry be began the stuay Of nedl-
, cine an4 be graduated from the Tai
veTsity @. Leyden. but took hts degree
d u. D a. the Decver Medical col
lege
A. the last election Juan Navarro
vas elected county clerk. For q num-
Der Of years be has been prominent In
the community, Was born andreared
In Mora county and 10 well and favor.
big known. Another man In Mora
, that has served the people faithfully
and well IL Patricio Sanchez. deputy
assessor. He was born In ROciada
and came 20 Mora about eighteen
years ago He served as deputy col
lector for four years, and was county
superintendent OF schools for two
years. deputy assessor for three
years. deputy sheriff for two years.
aud has again been appointed deputy
assessor for two years He Is capa-
bic Of filling any office in the ooun-
,y and Is well known and liked by
every body.
The representative from Mora coun-
,ty E. Fl. Blernbaum. lives here at
Mora, He Is the deputy probate
clerk He served as probate Judge
for four years AM was chairman of
the board OF county commissioners
for eighteen months. serving under an
appointment from Governor Otero. He
vas born and raised In Mora and has
only just begun his political career.
! The postmaster. Zeab Longuevan. "a
well known man In these parts; he
came to Mora in 1871 and was made
/ postmaster In 1901. He has been en-
gagged in merchandising ever since he
came 10 the territory. and has a wide
acquaintance, One of the prosperous
farmers In this valley Is J. p. McDon-
aid. who bought the Pau, st vrain
ranch three years ago He is opera,.
ing 500 acres under the ditch AMI Is
! raising oats. wheat. and alfalfa He
came here from Las Vegas, where he
was born and reared He wants the
street car line and wants 1t badly.
He said: Agriculture Is handicapped
because Of our remoteness from the
railroad. A street car line In this
valley would more than qua.lruple the
agricultural products"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-11
FINE FOR THE BLOOD,

. Get the following from any .
. good prescription pharmacy and .
. mix by shaking well in a bottle: .
. Fluid Extract Dandelion, one .
. ounce Compound Kargon. three .
. ounces Compound Syrup Sarsapa. .
. rilla. Take a teaspoonful of this .
= mixture after each meal and .
. again at bedtime. .
. This harmless vegetable pre- =
= scripton. while simple. mex. =
= pensive and easily prepared at .
= home. Is said to take from the .
. blood and system all impur;. .
. ties. acids and decomposed 4
. waste matter, restoring even .
. the most impure blood 10 It's .
. full health and richness. II .
. few doses are taken occasion .
. ally 1t will make You feel well .
= and hearty during the entire .
. season. Try It. anyway, .
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-11
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Three baths lifetime Is the A.
ssinian rule-one at birth. the sec.
ond at marriage. and the third a,
death.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
Holiday Shoppers Advertised in
IMPORTANT SUIT FILED
In the District Supreme Court at
Washington to Restrain cortel-
you From Issuing Bonds.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, d. C.. Dec. 1S.-George
W. Austin OF New York today filed
suit in the district supreme court
against Secretary Cortelyou to re-
strain him from making the allotment
OF the recent Panama Canal bonds IS
sue. The statement filed with the
suit says the United States will lose
nearly a half million dollars If the
bonds are allotted as the present
schedule calls for. It is alleged that
the differences in the bids accepted
and rejected will cause the govern.
ment to lose this amount. Austin
contends that the bids submitted by
himself for seven millions of the
bonds are higher than the majority of
the bids accepted by the secretary. It
is charged that the government is be-
ing defrauded.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
NORTH ATTLEBORO BANK
is Closed-cashier Was Found Dead
In His Bath Tub Last Night.
Bank Failed to Open Today.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
North Attleboro, Mass, Dec. 1s.-
The jewellers National Bank was
closed today by order Of the bank ex-
aminer. Frederick E. Sargent, cash
Ter of the bank, was found drowned in
his bath tub last night. The directors
state that the institution is sound.
Physicians believe that Sargent faint
ed and drowned without having re-
covered consciousness. President
Virgins of the bank stated that an in
vestigation shows that Sargent ex-
ceeded his authority and made loans
to local concerns in which he was in
terested.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
Snow Slide Wrecked Wires.

Goldfield, New, Dec. 1S.-Repair
parties found that the wires from the
power plant had been wrecked by an
ice and snow slide in the White
Mountains. The poles supporting the
wires fell under the weight Of the
snow.
Charles Rockard was today arrest
ed, charged with conducting a fence"
for the disposition OF high-grade ores
taken from the mines.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
CONGRESSMAN ON PAYROLL
OF Railroads and Enjoying Benefits of
Free Transportation-Go Bill.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c.. Dec 1S.-Repre-
sentative Gains bill, offered in the
house, making it a felony for any
member Of congress to accept trans
portation or passes from railroad COM
panies for work either actually OF fic-
titiously performed, is not expected to
pass without a fight Many members
Of congress are said to be connected
with the payrolls Of railroads over
the country.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
SGGIfI fT|sB GETS R BIFGRet
And Will Marry Paula Edwards, the
Famous Comic Opera Prima
Donna In Near Future.
Special to the Herald.

opsCLdl 70 Aue heIdlu.
Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Following
the announcement that Jos. Schwab.
brother Of Charles N. schwab, has
secured a divorce from his wife, Es-
Their Mulhall, the famous Pittsburg
beauty, and will Immediately marry
Paula Edwards, a comic opera prima
donna. his friends are wondering If
Joseph has been the angel" backing
the plays of his fiancee, which, al
though beautifully staged, have been
only fairly successful as money max
ers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
LABOR IS AGAINST TAFT
The Injunction Against the Fedora
ton Of Labor Will Be Used BY
Labor In Campaign.
Special to the Herald.

bpecIaI 20 Lhe HeTaIu.
Washington, d. c., Dec 1S.-Jus-
tlce Gould's decision yesterday
against the American Federation of
Labor, exempting the Buck Stove and
Range company firm from the unfair
list is to be used as a campaign docu-
~ 2Ssiust Iaft,s .caRdsaeey- for the
zs1u6hcan nomination by the Fedora
ton. Justice Gould cited a decision
made by Taft when he was a federal
judge on the same question, and the
latter decision by Justice Gould is
based largely on the decision made
by Taft some years ago.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
n. Y. CENTRAL OFFICIAL
Was Acquitted Of Charge Of Second
Degree manslaushter In New
York Court.
Special to the Herald.

New York. Dec. 1S.-A. II. Smith,
vice president and general manager
of the New York Central railroad.
was acquitted today of the charge of
second degree manslaughter in con-
nection with the death of twenty
three persons, killed in a wreck on
that road. The wreck was of an ex-
press train in February last. After
the state rested its case. Judge Kei-
logg. in ordering an acquittal, said
he did not consider Smith in any way
responsible for the wreck.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
Mccall and cOrteIyOu setter.
Special to the Herald.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 1S.-Both
Metcalf and Cortelyou, who are suf-
fering with the grip, are reported i'm
proved today. Cortelyou, however,
will be compelled to keep to his room
for several days.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18
GUS RINGL!NG IS DEAD
Head Of the Great Circus Firm Died
In New Orleans Today From
5rights Disease.
Special to the Herald.

oUtCIdI 10 inc HtTdIu.
New Orleans. La. Dec. 1s.-Gus
Ringing, the head of the great circus
family. the greatest circus combina-
ton in the world, died today of
brights disease.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-18

Big assortment Of Fancy China,
Glass ware and vases at The Wonder
Store. 13-tf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
BAD BLAZE IN The
KOEpEKE BUILDING
FIRE STARTED IN LAUNDRY AND
BURNED HREcEIY.
FlREMEN DID GOOD WORK
Got Flames Under Control IN a Remark
ably Short Time and Little damage
Was done.

A fierce blaze started in the Koepeke
building below the railroad track on
Superior avenue yesterday noon that
threatened 10 reduce the structure 10
ashes and was checked only by bard
work Of the fire department
The Gre originated in the Chinese
laundry on the ground floor Of the
building. The exact origin Is not de-
hnitley known but IL 10 thought TO
have originated in the drying room.
Yep, the boss laundryman, and his as-
sistant were In the kitchen washing
and the hrst they knew a the fire wac
when the assistant opened the door 10
go into the drying room. A volume Of
smoke rolled out and the men at onoe
set 10 work to throw water from the
tank into the room. The flames mad
by this time eaten through the board
partition and the front part OF the
room caught on fire. The gasoline
tank on the ironing machine was load
cd and soon exploded scattering flames
all through the building.
A big wave Of smoke rolled out the
front giving the alarm TO the people
on the street and the bell was rung
calling out the department.
When the tiremen arrived the whole
center portion Of the building WAS en-
veloped in flames. Water was soon
gotten into action aud after about ten
minutes Of work the hremen got the
upper hand of the fiamee
In the mean time Mrs. Koepeke had
moved most of her belongings ont from
the upper floor and many articles were
thus saved that would have been spoil
ed by the water.
II took about thirty minutes Of hose
playing to qnench the flames entirely
and the whole building and contents
was drenched from one end 20 the
other.
The building was occupied by Oster-
berg a. Co.. the Chinese laundry, a
Finnish shoe shop and Mrs. Koepeke
herself.
The Chinaman's part was total
loss, much Of the laundry Of Yep's
customers being destroyed beyond re-
demption.
Osterbergs loss was wholly from the
water and Is fully covered by insur
ance.
Mrs Koepeke's loss was mainly
from water although some articles
were damaged by the fire which
caught mere and there from flying
sparks
There was no insurance on the
building nor on the Chinaman outfit,
and the loss 10 Mrs. Koepeke is about
$500.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
Licked the Poundmaster.

The city poundmsster again fell the
victim OF womans rage last Monday
night when Mrs. A. Barquist practiced
the ma My art upon the person OF
Frank Goorrenotz. our efficient pound
master. and mixed with il the art OF
using cobble stones deftly to emphasize
her opinions.
Frank managed 10 get Barqnist's COW
into his net during the afternoon and
abodt FIVE clock the husband and wife
went h. the 'office Of the poundmast.
or" to interview him upon the subject.
The interview was quite stormy one,
in fact IL developed into cyclone be.
fore IL was ended,
Barquist led of by depositing upon
the head the poundmsster heaping
measure full OF abuse This duty finish
ed he gave way 10 hie wife who cut
out the talk and started at once 70 get
familiar with Franks features
She upper cut couple OF times but
Franks cane served 10 ward off the
blows Then she resorted 10 cobble
stones and the Battle OF the Boyne"
was hut tame affair compared 10 IT,
Three shots took effect on Franks mp
per works and rather than have his
coming tower put out OF business
Frank turned ON all steam ahead and
moved out into the open sea when Mr.
and Mrs Barquist liberated their COW
and drove her homeward in triumph.
Their elation lasted only until next
day at 10 49, for the poundmaster
swore out a warrant and had the man
brought before Justice Dawson who
imposed line OF siO aud cost. enough
10 have paid the toll for the COW
several times over
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
FROM THE WANDERERS
Letter From Harvey Lucas Telling Of his
~ TRIO Abroad.

Letter From Harvey Lucas Telling Of his
TRIO Abroad
Peter Scholl received q letter from
Hai vey Lucas written ut Paris where
Harvey and his companion are ut pre-
sent The matter. oontained IN the
letter is 30 interesting that we repro
duce 10 here ra1 Is
pt Paris France. July "a. 1901
Dear Pete Have decided not TO send
you regulation letter inst yet this Is
cheaper and think viii do the
business Just as we'll. ! have been
wondering how you., Will and Mike
have managed 10 kill time this sum
mer, now that school 10 dismissed and
the birds have "fiown"---you'
wonldn't have TO kin time u you were
In Paris Why fellow don't have to
sleep at all here Something doing air
the time. just now Paris 10 at its
lest, and the city 10 crowded with
Americana We arrived here on the
soufon VI susy eASt - nfore ruoOonoa va
trip thru the British Issss We walked
from London TO Liverpool IN ten dayr
and on the way saw the Derby,
Windsor Castle, Warwick and Kenil-
worth Castles, Strstford on Arvon
Lichheld and many other famous old
places In Dublin we saw the Irish
International Exposition and then
walked TO Belfast From there we
crossed to Glesgow and saw the largest
ship building yards in the world on
the Clyde River. We walked to Edin-
burgh and were there i've days. In the
prettiest city we had yet seen. Then
we got chance TO work our way over
Continued on Page Five
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN. AUGUST. 10, 1907.

escape from death as anyone we have
heard Of lately.
The affair occurred at the Kimball
mine where Mr.. Watts is employed
putting in the new plant. The work
men were erecting the big stack and
at ! 90 o'clock ne was hoisted 10 the
top OF the stack. 90-feet above the
ground. Tne foreman gave orders 10
the teamster 10 slack down the car
riage four feet In moving the car
riage the rope broke and the carriage
came down on Mr.. Watts hand lacer.
ating the arm very severely. Mr.
Watts had fortunately landed ON the
rim Of the stack before the rope broke
and was left there sO-feet from surface
and with his arm injured 30 that he
was constantly growing sick and faint
from the pain and loss OF blood.
Some quick work was done in get
ting up TO the injured man and he
was lashed to a rope and lowered to the
ground
The injury will keep him from his
work for several dayk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
TO BUILD A BIG
LOGGING RAILROAD.
SAWYER GOODMAN & CO. WILL CON
sTRUcT ONE IN MAsTODoN.
CONNECT WITH THE ST. PAUL
Junction win be at The Dunn Mins--Los-
siOs Operations VIII be Heavy Tor
About Five Years.

A big logging railroad win be built
in Mastodon township by Sawyer
Goodman a. Co in conjunction with
the q. NJ g. st. p. railway company.
The Milwaukee people will build about
mile OF track up TO the immense tract
of timber owned by Sawyer Goodman
and that concern will take the road the
balance Of the distance.
The road will branch of the Mil
wankee road between the Dunn mine
and the creek and will run southwest
through the Rosengreen property and
near the silverwood farm, approaching
the Sawyer Goodman timber ut the
center Of section 2. 43-3s. 50 ~
II is understood that the first mile OF
the track. that up to the edge Of the
timber, will be substantially built but
from that point out the road will be
purely logging road.
The surveyors started work on the
new branch yesterday and as soon q,
tnat work IL completed the oontrac,
viii be let for the grading OF the line
to the woods where IL will be extended
rs needed.
Sawyer Goodman 81 Co, have O very
srge tract Of timber i'm Msstodor
township and II Is figured that at least
three years and probably five will bs
consumed In cutting and shipping the
logs The company intends 30 log
winter and summer and rush the har.
vesting Of the timber ss fast as pos.
sible.
An engine owned by the company
will be employed constantly on the
road and large crew Of men will be
employed. Numerous side tracks will
be run through the timber to facilitate
the rapid and economical handling OF
the stuff.
The logs will be hauled by the logg.
Ing engine to the main line where they
will be taken in town by the railroad
company and hauled TO Marinette.
This means at least a train load OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
logs each day ont Of this station and
with tine extra switching made neccs.
sary will necessitate the stationing OF
an engine here the year round
Hurt on Sidewalks.

Captain w. J. Richards was injured
slightly on sidewalk ON Fifth street
one day last week by loose board
A little girl visiting at suit Ric-
hards was badly shaken mp by q fall
on defective sidewalk last Saturday,
Her clsthing was torn and she came
near breaking leg. !.
A miner from the robin mine rot
bad fall by tripping ON lose board on
q Fifth street sidewalk last Sunday.
his face was badly cut from the fall.
A little girl with rete, warshawsky
fell into hole In the walk at the
corner OF Superior avenue and Firth
street Monday evening and came very
nearly breaking leg.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
TO REPAIR WALKS
AT CITY'S EXPENSE
CITY WILL DO THE WORK AND TRUST
TO the OWNERS HONESTY.
TREASURER REPORTS s22, ,842.8o
A, Amount al Present on Hand in the
City Trsssuy-FuIl Official Pro-
sesdinss

The matter or Sidewalk repairs nhf
been settled. IL was fought out at the
regular meeting last Monday night.
Alderman Jacka and Mayor Webb sd.
vocating a general repairing Of walks
in the city and Alderman Sesdden nd.
vocating the passing OF the work az
for this year.
Matters became quite heated at one
stage OF the game and Mayor Webb
sailed into Mr.. Scsdden in no mild
terms and trimmed him 10 a niceity.
That stiiled the storm and q com
promise was affected by which the
building OF two new walks were or
dered. one In front Of the O'Callahan
lots west Of the City Hospital and the
other in front OF the Stack iots west OF
the Eldred Hotel
The repair work on the walks about
town will be done by the street COM
missi oner and bills for the work will
be rendered TO the owners OF the pro.
perty who may pay OF not, as there IL
no legal arrangement 10 compel them
to do II they pay the city is that much
ahead and II they don't pay the city is
ont the amount OF the repairs
The report Of the city treasurer
showed that there is now In the hands
Of that ofiicial t22. s42. so There has
been paid on the sewer work little
over sl4. 900. leaving ". 900 balance 10
pay according to the original estimate
aud should any extras loom up they
must be added 10 the -. 900,
The official proceedings OF the sew
eral meetings are as follows
Crystal Falls. Mich. July 10, 1907
An adjourned regular meeting OF the
city council was held on the above date
at o clock p. m. Members present ;
r. B. Webb. Thomas penglase, ]. 8.
Jacka, william Gribble.
- Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
by j. s. Jacka that the clerk be in
structed 10 Issue an order In favor of
Flatley Bros a. Co. for $30i7.74 as per
estimate No 8 OF sewer contract
Ayes Thomas Penglase J. $. Jacka
William Gribble and Frank Scadden
Motion carried.
Moved by J. s. Jacka seconded by
William Gribble that the clerk be in
structed to readyertize for bids for the
new power house building bids to be
opened on Thursday July %, 1907 at .
o'clock p. m Motion carried
Robt Munns
City clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
a Narrow Escape.

viii Watts had about as narrow an
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-10
Crystal Falls Mich. August s. 1907

Crystal Falls Mich. August 8. 1907.
A regular meeting OF the council was
held on the above date at O'Clock p.
m. Members all present except Alder
man Wills.
Minutes Of two previous meetings
were read and approved as read
Moved by Frank Scadden seconded
by J. & Jaoka that the monthly report
Of II. p. Hollow city Treas and q.
stcphoney as Supt. be accepted and
placed ON file Motion carried.
The following resolution was offered
by J. s. Jacka who moved its adoption
seconded by William Gribble.
RESOLVED that George O'Callahan
owner Of the premises hereinafter des-
cribed. be, and hereby IL. required. At