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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19
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Watt Smatter-That Capt. Slyme is
irregular army officer, is he not?
o. Heezall Wright-That's what they
are trying to find out. He is charged
with irregularities.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19
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slave you interviewed that female
criminalT' .....
II have tried to-"
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"Yes, but she refuses to talk"
Refuses to talk! Head your article
Man In Disguise and make it three
columns on the first page."-Houston
Post
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19

In Japan fish have to be sold alive. and
they are hawked through the streets in
tanks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19

A gale blowing eighty miles an hour
exerts a pressure of nearly thirty-twe
pounds to the square foot.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19

Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston. intends to
establish a bureau OF publicity to make
Boston's attractiveness better known.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19

Guns Traps, Dscoys, etc. Lowest prices
Write for free catalog No. /. n. w
Hide & Fur Co.. Minneapolis, Minn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19

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- Permsnently Cured by DR. Kline Great
Nerve Rssors[ Send for Free % trial treatise
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-19

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

from the southbound train, last even.
ing. he carried over his arm an cnor.
nous bcarskin overcoat.
As he deposited his suit ease on the
depot platform. h. asked. in loud
voice, Of no one in particular. il Gov.
crnor Kidney had yet returned to the
Territory from his conference with
President Roosevelt, in Mississippi.
Receiving n negative reply from
someone in the crowd. he continued:
"Wcll, when he does return. YOU
fcllcrs will hear some news that will
tickle you 10 death. I'm particular
friend of Teddy and Joseph, and WAS
present when they met in Vicksburg
J was also with Theodore during the
Louisiana canebrakc hunt; in fact, this
beorskin overcoat you see me carrying
WAS made from the hide Of the only
bear the President killed on that
nunt ---''
But At this juncture the crowd
thinncd out 81 pcrceptibly thai the
large. jovial fellow ceased speaking,
and disappeared in the direction Of
the nearest thirst emporium.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

\ movement has been started here
10 preserve the most piciur s1u' Of
the Hudson river scenery by the crca-
ton of NATIONAL park. The section
which u J.. sought 10 include Is thar
known u- 'hc Highlands of The llud-
son. and takes in the flmous moan.
tains, Storm King, Gro Nest and
Duudofhcrg The Reason advanced
for making this national enterprise
is that West Point ana Iona Island
with ,hc large reservations controlled
by The government, lie within thr
boundaries Of the proposed parS aud
because 10 d. a region TINT teens with
historic interest and Rcvoluii 1nary
memories number Of the wealthy
aud influential Summer residents Of
the territory in question. whicn takes
in the estates Of i. rIcrpont Morgan,
James Stillmau. Stuyyesant Fish and
other millionairos, have interested
themselves In the PROJECT, aud u has
been called to the attention of frcsi'
dent Roosevelt who has given II his
approval. II the park is created It
will put IN end to all possibility Of
defacing what many writers aud trav'
elcrs have declared Ia hc the most at
tractive river scenery in the world.
In the case OF the Palisades, lower
down the river, the spoilation has pro-
crossed 30 far as 10 groatly inJure
their beauty before the state inter
vencd to prevent their total destrue.
ton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

CATTLE RECEIPTS ARE GROW
ING SMALLER
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
Oct. IS. There was fairly good
supply Of range cattle on the market
last week, although the total cattle
supply was - per cent smaller thnn
in recent weeks. The run today is
only two-,hirds rs heavy. 1000 head.
NJ ON recent Mondays, the cause of the
reduced supply hcing the break N
prices since the middle Of last week.
amounting 10 % Ia 80 cents. The re-.
cent financial furry in the east, re-
sulting in fewer orders for live stock
or for meats from that section. has
caused buyers to be- extremely consor.
va,ivc in purchasing killing grades.
aud the situation IL not improved any
today. In stock and feeding cattle
conditions are different. rs after the
first heavy decline ~ these classes
last week great many buyers appear
ed on the market in scarcn of bar.
gains. and cleaned NJ last week = sup
ply at prices slightly better than the
low time OF the week. Trade in this
kind was also better today than IN
killing kinds. Most of the range stuff
here last week arrived after he break
became effective, aud sales Of Colo
RADIO beef steers ranged from S3.7j 10
$40. with few steers up Ia $3.50.
cows ~ $50 Ia 1895, Colorado stock.
crs today ~ $3.50 10 $i.35, some choice
New Mexico feeders last week ~ s1.55,
other New McNicos aud panhludlcs a.
$500 to Si.2j, COWS $40 tu $500, can.
ncrs 500 10 $3.50. veal calves Si.jO ia
$3.50. heavy calves $500 to si.95. bulls
s22j to $500.
Sheep and lambs did not feel the
effect of the rcccut depression iiil
/ Friday of last week, when they started
downward, but they are getting hard
hit today prices off - 10 30 cents;
run l00oo head ~ rours". the same
Influences are ~ work IN the markets
! for all the different classes of liy,
stock. aud when the situation clcnr'
mp. rs il will no doubt soon do. all
kinds will feel the Improvement alik"
Killing lambs sell today M $40 IL
1915. wrthers and yearlings sl.90 {,
$3.50. ewes siG0 Ia $40, fecding
lambs 1915 to $685., ewes si25 &,
1919. good breeding ewes still com
mnnding still prices.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
rINNEGAN NOT THE MAN WANT
ED BY SHERIFF FRANCIS.

i. \. Finncgan, who WIS arrested,
Wednesday, al noon, ut Humboldt, by
Deputy sheriff cavanaugh. on the
charge of having burglarized the room
occupied by Burt Gilbert, AT Flag,taff,
on the night of October ~. wns re-
leased from custody yesterday. SHEER
IN Francis Of CCconino county having
failed 10 identify him.
funcgan is indignant AZ his ar
rest He called at the Journnl-Miner
Office last evening and stated that he
would seek legal redress from the Of
6ccrs responsible for his imptisonn emit
over night IN the county Jail lie
said that he consulted AN attorney nj.
ter ais release yesterday. with view
of instituting legal proceedings at
once. He claimed 10 be- miner and
stated that he had bat recently arrived
in the Territory from Nevada. in
search Of employment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
BIG INTERESTS BEHIND
THE M'CRACKEN PROPERTY

John Tomlinson. who arrived here
yesterday from Mohayc county states
that u large payment was made Ia the
owners Of the McCra"ken mine. 20
Gated In the southeast corner 81 that
county, by an eastern syndicate. which
recently took over the property under
bond He says that It Is the opinion
~ Mohave county miners that the Ar
mour and Pullman interests ~ Chi
cago are financing the deal The Me
Cracken mine il one Of the oldest in
Mohave comfy. and has a good record
ss a producer in the latter I0's and
early SOS
Mr. Tomlinson also stated that there
&. much activity In that county, and
number 81 promising prop"riie. bc-
ing opened
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
MANIAC MAKES VICIOUS
ATTACK ON ASYLUM
SUPERINTENDENT

Thursday morning, At The Tcrrittr,
iai insane asylum, JET Woods, a mon.
iac, sent 90 the institution from Mo
have county. made a vicious attack
upon Dr. Ray Ferguson, superintcnd
rnt, with an axe, inflie'ing serious
wounds on the head
Woods. until Thursday outbreak,
has been rather quiet, anI wa allow
ID the usual privilege, accorded ihc
iractahle inm8tcs Woods was in the
rear hallway when be AuIdcoly an.
nouncod his intention Of "clcauiHq
out the Joint. ~ Ferguson, think
iog 90 quiet him. approached Woods.
who aVagoy turned upoo the super
intendcut aud struck him over the
head twir' with an axe. The doctor
fell down three or four steps, b-uis'ng
bis forehead in the fall
Woods then Saf,cd 20 make hi.
escape bot WAS stopped by gard,
who cred two charges Of Shot into a.'
body. over $50 shot were later taken
from the manisc's body. after he had
been thoroughly snbdued an retufne
to hes cell
II - mo-, thought tie soa0ds NJ
Dr Ferguson will prove sorious,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
MINING NEWS FROM PINAI.
COUNTY PROPERTIES.

FLORENCE Ariz., oct. 3l.-W. y.
Twitchcll. general manager of the
Kelvin Calumet Copper company, was
IN the city. accompanied by Mrs.
Twiichcll. Mr.. Twiicholl stated that
the great ore bodies in the Madeline
shaft look better with every foot ~
ground broken. while the fall in the
price of copper has practically cut
down their production profits by one.
nalf. their mills will be Kept in opcr-
alton tin q further fall in the price Of
the rci metal renders further operation
of the plants Improbable.
The san Fernando Mining com.
pany, whose property l. located near
Willow springs. this. county. has levi d
AN assessment of onc-half u cent PER
share. This " for the purpose Of
meeting the cost of assessment work
On the property. which has been idle
Tor several years past. the property
carries good values aud IL is not
understood why the company does not
develop H. Under wise management IL
/ could b. made 10 pay profit. \ prar.
teal aud experienced mining mau
could put this property unto paying
basis.
The new mill of the Raw Consoli
dated Copper company AT Kelvin was
started up Monday. and was kept ~
motion all week ~ order ia enable
the mill men to ADJUST the machinery
perfectly. Next week the plant vii
commence crushing and concentrating
$50 tons of orr per day. and II cop
per prices do not fall below the profit
point, the mill will be kept in opera
ton continuously There is sufficient
low grade ore blocked out in the miuc'
now to keep the plant running stead
lis for years Ia come. There is ennugl
ore in sight ON the Ray ground "a
keep I.OOO.ton plant busy Tor dc
cade. but the management rs too wi.'
80 sacrifice this ore by working u II
the price ~ copper should fall below
the cost of production.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
GOVERNMENT NEEDS COPPER
FOR SALT RIVER PROJECT

The government is in the market for
the purchase 81 500 tons Of copper for
use in the form Of wire cable for The
Transmission Of electricity in the Salt
River reclamation project, and bids
on the lot have already been for
wsrdod from Chicago 10 Washington
by T.. r. Perkins. government pur
chasing agent.
Sufficient cable is required for a
double transmission line, sixty miles in
length, for Transmitting power dcyel-
oped below the Roosevelt dam, 20 an
auxiliary pumping station ,ha, will be
located along the canal. II IL e.ti'
mated that approximately $4,000
worth Of copper will be purchased by
tina government, for this purpose.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
MURPHY RETURNS FROM Ex
TENDED VISIT.

After an extensive visit ~ the east,
and n tour Of European cities and
watering resorts. Frank NJ Murphy,
president and general manager of the
:. +" y. a y. and operated lines. re.
turned To Prescott, last evening. look.
ing as hale and hearty ~ he did
twenty years ago, and apparently free
from all worry occasioncd other anan.
ciers by the late furry in Wall street
and financial circles.
81 am glad ia be home again" de
clared Arizona's foremost 6nancier.
ms he stepped from his private car,
land am pleased 10 find that Arizona
is one of the few communities in these
United States whose banks were not
compelled to issue clearing house ccr.
tifcatcs during the recent financial
crisis
Mr. Murphy is president Of IN. Pres.
cot; National bank. which. with the
other banks of the city. has nciincr
issued certificates. or limited the
amount of currency which any dcpos-
itor might Withdraw on demand.
"This demonstrated the stability
Of our banking institutions, contin.
ued Mr.. Murphy, speaking to a Jour
nnl.Mncr representative. 81 believe
the banks will continue to transact
business M they are doing now. I: is
one of the hest advertisements Arizona
possibly could receive.
"Arlona il all right. aud all Ari.
zonans should be proud of her," en-.
Enthusiastically concluded Mr.. Murphy.
Mr.. Murphy was accompanied home
by =. y. Cruice. his chief clerk. who
has been with him the past month in
New York. lie WAS met nj Ash Fork
by \. W. Edwards. his local financial
agent, W. g. liashford. general mana.
ger Of his Bradshaw mountain mining
interests, Attorney raal Burks. head
of the Arizona law department Of the
Santa W and :. r.. T.. \ T.. ". g.
storey, superintendent of the local
road. J.. DcSilva. master mechanic. and
Harry Elliott. travelling engineer.
I'm route here from New York. Mr.
Murphy was accompanied ~ Gar ~
Ash Fork by u. T.. Cheney, director
of the Santa fc. who continued IN Ia
Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
INDUSTRIAL AND MINING MUM
Der.

The Arizona Journal Miner an.
nounces 10 it's patrons aud 90 tn.
friends OF the paper, an illustrated In.
dus'rial and Mining numbor. To- he pub.
lish'd AT an early date.
To make this publication iAc suc
cess II should be, the journal Mine
mas engaged the services Of q. Bcaurc.
gard Poland, tnc well known dcscrip
tive writer, who, under the title Of
'apt' Jack, has been writing ar
'icies about the southwest for the
past hftecn years for the large Sun.
day newspaper syndicatcs aud for mag
az'ncs. Mr.. Poland has been en-.
pioyed 10 devote his exclusive tim.
and talent 10 the success of the Indus.
trial and Mining number Of the Ari.
iona Journal. Miner.
Articles about Prescott and the
splendid progress being made IN this
substantial mining section will b,
special features Of the work: these ar.
'ieles will show why this city and vi.
entity offers n desirable field To invest.
ors and mine developers, and will show
the advantages of Prescott as "A homo.
industrial aud ira ling center.
Many Of the large and small mines
OF this district will be told about
through descriptive story and illustra.
'ions. and their development for 1907
viii he one Of the leading features Of
this work.
Opportunities offered IN this city for
merchants, the homcbuildcr ami the in.
weston will he described interestingly.
The past. present and future Of Pres.
cot, will bc told through interviews
with our leading financial operators.
professional men, mine owners AMI
merchants.
Ten thousand copies of this modcrr
publication in behalf of Prescott aud
the territory adjacent, will bc printed
and circulated ndvnniageously and the
journal Miner feels confident in ask.
ing is friends for liberal support ia
this work
Mr. Poland, ~ the personal repre-.
sentative of the Arizona journal.
Miner, will call on the business men
Of Prescott and vicinity m the inter.
est of this work. seeking advertising
interviews and other information, aud
couricsics extended him will bc apprc.
ciatod 10y the management Of this
paper. lie has full authority 20 repre-
sent the paper IN making publicity
contracts, and It is hoped She papers
friends will be ready 10 talk business
with him when h" calls.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

There appears 20 bc no end 10 what
may be expected in the line of new
treatment for various diseases The
very latest thing here il ,he flower
cure for insane patients. which Is bee.
ing tried at enc of the city's grea.
asylums. Common or garden flowers
are the medium used aud an extended
list Of experiments are being carried
on 10 determine the psyschol lgical
value Of various blossoms IN the treat.
ment of patients. II has already been
found that flowers are ri great bencii;
10 the insane. and the product If the
large greenhouses which are MAINTAIN.
ed are scattered through the whole
asylum ~ profusion. In some eases 4
single rose has been found tu hc more
cilicacious boz It's soothing effect ,han
opiatos aud straight pockets. The bcnc.
fetal Influence Of flowers. while ncvcs
absent. IL is asserted, varies IN differ.
cnt individuals. women, A. rul'. he.
ing more susceptible tban men. colo,
IN various blossoms seems 90 be- q
prime factor .n the ncW treatment. al.
ihoagli experiments nav" not yet
reached the point where q certain
flower can be- prescribed for certain
kind of mental affection.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

\ somewhat startling innovation
now practicod by several dcparimep;
stores in the metropolis - III" 'heeE'
ing of bahies brought IN during SHOP
ping hours hy mothers who cannot
leave their infants unguafdod At nome
but are siill unable 10 resist the temp
tations ~ the bargain counter The
babies are left IN charge of special
male attendant, presumably "idow'r'
in a room provided for The purpose
and up 10 date none have been lost OF
mixed. GRAFT, however has already
arisen in connection with this new
practice, for babies are often checked
in baby carriages in which are deposit
ed the bundles representing purchases
already made elsewhere. tn" gran
comes in through the practic" "i Iht
fer day feminine shoplfters. wao rush
into the baby depository, claim an ~
FAINT whose gocart is dlied with hun
dies. and wheeling the ontht to The
street. abstract the latter, leaving baby
10 howl II is asserted, however, that
though umbrellas and wraps may b'
checked M the door aud babies inside
no similar arrangement il to he mad
for husbands.
LONGACRE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

INAi nriiaeval customs still pre-
'"N ~ New York and that the form
security with which Shakespeare
'"' made M familiar in "Thc Mer
'u'hl oi Venice il not unknown,
was evidenced in an astonishing ease
'''"ph' to light in the police courts
-" "h''h the penalty Of the voluntary
'"'''ug of of three fingers played tao
'"'' part The ease hinged on an
'E'e'h'ni entered into by n bishop
'"' 'hfe" archdoasons Of the Armen-
~" church. involving certain valuables
~ III" keeping Of the hitter by
'h"p' with the understanding
he did not return 10 claim
"' within one year he should forfeit
myers from his right hand,
N the ease Of his returning the
'""o''s wcr. not forthcoming, eacn
'"' fehdeacons To whom they were
'''"sted should be mmtilated in u like
""""'r The bishop returned accord
w 10 agreement but failed 10 get his
r'Pe"y S'ngularly enough the three
,"''"Sons showed surprising unwill
guess TO be separated from Their
s''s' and the modern shyloek wa'
.,n '' to appeal to the courts fol
'"'' MS goods or his penalty. Th'
rr'''""'e Of plaintiff in court Ia
" twentieth century. asking thai
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

n. Gcr., MONEY panic that engulfcd
~ York as, week il abatcd, giving
.r, d, rnun, up the dead and wound
oil and Goo compare notes, all sorts of
tores ot odd experiences, most of
nam appearing humorous in retrospect
-, rropping out. one man known TO
have cash balance of more than
uouU boo one Of the most seriously
Affected institutions, put in nearly half
a, l,y n prominent hotel trying to
barrow compile Of dollars for lunch
asl r,r fare. and unsucccssfully, III
that llo had come down town with
so money ~ his clothes. and the sew
,r,l hundred people lined mp before
ib, .mg company where he kept his
saving. m"ant an imp"ssihlc wait lac.
ffs his tuIn to cash u check arrived.
Other banks. while willing 10 accept
check, n this institution for c.llcc-
ton. refused to cash them. aud alto
r.tbDf % looked like lunchlcss day
and walk home until it occurred Ia
iac mourylcss man Ia pawn his watch.
With call money ut 100 per cent aud
oy,f there Was mighty little spare
change floating around. Lots If
$1,000 aud .lu,0OO were loaned IN nm
instant ~ 80 per cent on call. aud
other lolp, running into the hundreds
II thousands were reported at nearly
as high rate In the long lines Of
undpv alarmed dcpositors waiting be-
for. Institutions on which n run was
taking place many queer incidents ne
Wud SEQ great was the anxiety 20
elect Hn carly withdrawal of funds
that loalcu and thugs of all dcscrlp-
ii0n, earl, secured desirable places in
lnc. when they later Nold to bona
ID, d,po,tors anxious Ia reach the
wy'ng tcllrr, windows. At one IN.
suuilon, who - more than 500 per
sons were 300 line, u negro, who had So.
mri such 3D. place was offered 500
for o. llo refused. holding ont for
Gym. lnl about two minutes later
ioud himself thrown out by the banE
detectives. who discovered that he had
no rga' ,n the line. \ messenger boy
seat tu cash check for $1,000. re-
fftt.I 90 an 81. a-nn I'm. .,I ....,,,,.t.
ly dcrlmpcd. Two days later ne -.
turned having been unable to break u
Hhglr note. as p"opl" were too sus'
pic'ous Of a youth with yellowbacks
Of such denominations. lie tcarfully
insisted that the money in question
must have been counterfeit, asserting
mat he mad been unable ~ sell the
whole roll for $40. One man created
much amusement on Fifth avenue Nv
uhngIng out cot aud sleeping all
mght before the institution IN which
ms money WAS deposited in order TO
I" On hand early in the morning. Sad
" relate the bank never opened.
o'ehes OF this sort were common from
wal street To Harlem, and the vet.
Grams of the financial district assert
mai not even on historic Black Fri
'ay was there such excitement in the
''y ~ on two or three days of last
N''k' when the panic Of bank deposit.
"' was at iis height.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06
ODD FEATURES OF
NEW Works. PANIC
Many Amusing Incidents Coming To
Light Since Scare is Over--Man With
100000 Couldn Buy Lunch--Med;a-
eval Cruelties Still Practiced Here

three men be forced 10 allow him to
cut OF three of their fingers caused
as much wondermont az was occasion.
ed on his part when tho necessary or.
der was stcrnly refused.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

II drill rod should spi, and ieles'
cope IN n water aole. Il IL very dif.
Geult 20 get any indication 81 ibe fnei,
aud only experienced runners can de.
teet IL and pull the rod before the hii
burns.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-11-06

The Journal. Miner is the only daily
oaper in northern and central Arizona
that receives n telegraphie news ser
vice.