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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18
OPTION ON BOND
GOLDEN CROWN

George S. Young, one of the owners
of the Golden Crown mining claims, re-
ports an option of 60 days for bond on
the property has been given DR.. Nevin,
of New York, one of the big operators
of mining properties in British Co
lumbia.
Mr.. Young states one of DR.. Neyin's
experts will be on the property in few
days to make an examination.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18
Mining News, So a year.

Committees have been formed
and elaborate preparations are
being made for the masquerade
ball that is to be given February
IA (St. Valentines day. in |. O..
O. F. hall. It's to be the social
event of the season. Order vour
suits and costumes in time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18
1. o. o. F.

Meets every Saturday night at
8 p. M, Odd Fellows Hall. All
visiting brothers are cordially in
vited to attend. GEORGE CHAMB-
ERS, Secretary.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18
Busters Big Plant Now
About Complete.
RUMOR OF BIG POWER PLANT
The Ore Continues Good in all
Faces.

Work on the big cyanide plant at the
Buster mine is being rushed with all
\ haste possible, and the carpenter work
will be finished within a few days
more. Six or eight men have been ad-
ded to the construction crew in the
week just passed. Conditions have
forced this extra hustle; every one of
the concentrators are running now, and
. the ten big stamps that have been drop
ping constantly since about the goth OF
November have turned out so much
tailings that they are about to overflow
the side of the big retaining wall that
was built to hold them. AS soon as the
cyanide process is ready for use the
tailings will go direct from the concen-
traitors to the tanks.
Shipping Concentrates.
Though the concentrates have been
accommodating fast, the first shipment
was ,not made until the first of this
week, when Freighter Lister took two
tons to Sites. Arrangements nave also
been made with the Elk City Stage Co.,
Ltd, to haul concentrates. The con-
centrates will be stored in Sites anc
shipped in car load lots to the smeltel
in Tacoma.
Ore Continues Good.
The underground work is for the
most part development and blocking
out, though sinking has not been begun
owing to lack of power. In fact, lacl
of power is a serious handicap to ope
rating, and there is rumor that plans
for separate power plant are unde'
consideration, but nothing in the wa.
of construction will be done until th'
character of ore is determined at an
other level. Sinking will not be startet
W until the saving Of lumber is finished
The ore continues good on all faces
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18
BUNKER HILLS
TAXES $59,353

The Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
company, of which Fred w. Bradley is
president, has just paid its tax levied
on the net profits of the corporation.
The tax amounted to $50, 353.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18

r. Greckwell is working on his
Mogul property.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18

Joe Sugars arrived Thursday
from the outside.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-01-18

F. M. Ogle has caught several
strings of trout this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16
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Eco Penny packer, Of Pennsyl-
vania- first burst into general n0to-
rtetE D. chanp;oaing q measure to
uuzzle The press 81 thai stare. Pres
ent Developments in the capitol graft
scandal offer some explanation OF his
attitude al that tine.
Evidence ad8uced in The inTestiga-
ton Tow in progress shows that Pen
1EDacker planned d make the capital
inquiry scandal Z <whItewa ash, with
E1e grafters indicated II other
words. the people Of Pennsylvania
we're % De robbed Of millions BIZ con
tractors, and when IN aroused public
seutIneut-which sometimes makes il
self felt even in the Keystone state
forced At Investigation, Gov. Penny
packer vas preparing 10 make the
whole thing q farce and let the guilty
parties 20 scot free with 2 certificate
q moral character.
The idea Of Pennypacker vas that
I he could muzzle the press By legis-
Iarioa that he could hold down Al ex-
posare % The scandals which ne well
knew was attached 10 rEe building Of
the capitol IN securing the passage
Al & -press-muzzIe" measure, he was
able 70 sit on the lid 70 the end Of his
ter n.
More powerful than courts or turies
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

The bubonic plague continues II
San Francisco. Efforts 70 exteruiuate
rats continue San Francisco !
certainly suffering sufficiently for all
OF is past iniquiti=s. Earthquake.
FIRE, and plague make Z terrible trio.
sufficient 70 cleanse any city from
vicious tendencies for q generation a.
least But i IS doubtful Il Frisco Is
any batter than before these proyiden-
ttal yisitations-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

Mississippi and Texas we're Eae z1E-
ferers from tor1adO@s CT Friday
Wires are down over : large ARA.
preventing ezI information TIE
storms from Ez= north E1.cz stop
ped over 2 couple C days q Atlanta
gave AmeElcus The go-1v
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16
Keeping Open House.

Everybody Is welcome when We
feel good and We feel thar way only
when our digestive organs are w0rk-
ing properly Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills regulates the action Of stomach.
liver and bowels 80 perfectly one cant
help feeling good when he uses these
pills. 25c a. Eldridge Drug Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

Party rates, Is requested, by thea--
rical managers, wilI Do- BE- granted
BIZ the roads Of The Southeastern Pas
senger Association Such decisions
are blows 70 the musical comedies
More attention viii now b paid 70
to the small company and the good
play.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

TIE Columbus Engui-eE-SzZ SAYS
thai Wisconsin Ezs also subscribed u
the CoUm01er- Bran expects SHIFTS
ike that 70 go con-ozer and coE-
uoner Is the 1Us for the Convention
draws nigh
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

Gen COxeE is reported. 70 be mob
liking 2 new army At 3lt Vernon.
Ohio He proposes 10 lead an army
whose demand will De that a Law Dc
passed By Congress giving states and
towns the right 10 issue non-fnterest-
ing bearing bonds, which may BE- de-
posted with the Government and pa
per money BE- issued on them II is
fifteen years since Coxey led his first
army, but even ar that interval his
name can draw together q large fol-
loving
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

Georgia civil service employees Who
are taking a active interest il poll
tics are 70 u Investigated TIE Pres
ide1- IS insisting q such EMPIRES
being political Eo-lEcC5ti=s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

in defending the public Is al untraneI-
81 press This truth has been en-
phasized numberless times, but the
present instances IS an additional il
lustration- Nothing IS SO fearful 70
grafters and respectable thieves as &
newspaper, II is the solicitor general
who lays before the court o. the p=o-
pie the facts in all their hideousness.
Before the anger Of an informed pub
lie sentiment nalefactors are dragged
from their high positions. and the peo-
PIE restored % their own
Pennypacker's name viii long be
remembered as that Of q high Official
Who tried 10 curb the press from ex-
posing his friends while they were
robbing the public The mask has
been torn OF his face for all tine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

Measles, u14ps and w100p1zg
cough are said 70 prevail II ua1E RI
raj schools Of the state. This &
croEdt1g three Ess-z curriculum INTO
one
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

While Laughing heartily Il her E1s-
bands Jokes, Z Brooklyn woman dis
located her jaw. She must have over
done the effort 10 gel Z new dress
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16
Americas. Ga~ February Is. 1895.

Thai grounding EEo OF Feb :
predicted cold Eea-zsr has made
good al right
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16


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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-02-16

THOMAS GAMBLE. JR-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
UTANARCHY UNDER
President Asks Congress for Special Expressive Leg
 islation.
HIS MESSAGE VERY BRIEF
Wants AnnrChlstlc Publication Ex- cludcd from MaiIs--itlorncy-
 Generals Opinion.

Washington, April 9,-In one of the shortest messages which he has vet transmitted to congress, President Roosevelt to-day called the attention of that body to the necessity for fur thcr legislation oil the subject of aii- archlsmL With the message he trans- mItted q report reviewing the legal phases of tho question by Attorney General Bonaparte. The message of the president Is as follows,
 Flo the Senate and House of Repre-
 sentatiVcs:
 "l herewith submit a letter from the department of justice which explains itself. Under this opinion, I hold that existing statutes give the president the power to prohibit the postmaster gen eral from being used as an instrument In the commission of crime. that Is tJ prohibit the use of the mails for the advocacy of murder arson, treason; and l shall act upon such constructions, lnquesllOnably however, there should be further legislation by congress in thls matter. When compared with the suppression of anarchy, every other question shrlnks Into lnsgniilcance. Ihc anarchist Is the enemy of human lty the enemy of mankind, and his is deeper degree Of criminality than any other. No immigrant Is allowed to cometo our shores if he is an anarchist, and no paper published here or abroad snuuld be permitted circuiation in this country, fl 1t propagates anarchistlc opinions.
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
 "The White House April &. l90S.''
 Besides his direction to the post post master general to exclude from the malls such publications Is La Qucstione Sociule. President Roosevelt in his let ter to Attorney General Bonaparte, ask ! Ing for an opinion on the legal phas a Of the subject, says he has had the particular ease called to the attention of the governor of New Jersey by SeG- rctary Root that tho governor nay proceed under the state laws. The opinion of the attorney general, which the president transmits to con- gross embraces discussion of the ] whole subject from many legal angles, [ His nrst conclusion Is that tho artiC .e 1 in question, which advocates the use ot arms and dynamite in annlhllpting DO. i lice and soldiers that anarchy may pre- i vail, constitutes "scdltious libeL and | Is undoubtedly n crime at common ] law"
 l He declares that there is no federal statute which makes such publications i an offence against the United States l and that the federal courts consequent ! ly have no jurisdiction in tho matter ! That there is full power in the posses. 1 siun of congress to make such publca i ii0ns criminal. the attorney general as. scrts. and quotes Chief Justice Fuller of tine supreme court and Justlc. ] Field, as authority.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
WANTED
Every Person In New Haven, Conn., to Know What llnoi Is and How it k Made.

For some time we have recommenl- cd NInol tu the people of New Haven, Conn., az the best cod liver prcpara' ton and tonic reeonstruetor we have ever sold
 To prove the reliability and gen uIneness of this successful remedy and that 1t Is in no sense a patent medl- cine, the people of New Haven, Conn., will find on every package of Ninol not only a statement If the ingrcd- tents Ninol contains, but an illustra- ton In colors showing Just how Ninol Is made from fresh cods llycrs and peptonate of iron, which Is q needlul constituent for the blood,
 This proves in a very convincing manner to the people of New Haven, Conn, the origin from which Vinol derives It's wonderful curative power, and that t Is a real cod liver prepa- ration made by scientific process which eliminates the useful oil and retains an the active medicinal prlnci- plcs
 As a body builder and strength ere ator for old people, delicate children, weak, rundown persons, after sick ness and for chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles, Ninol Is uneXcelled
 Try fl on our offer to return your money if 1t fails. Hull's Corner Drug stores, Cor, state and Chapel Sts,, cor Howard and Congress ayes, New Haven. Conn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
NEW HAVEN.
Rosc Melville ns "Sls Hopkins" Makes Great ilit--plnN Better Than Ever.

"S3 lIopltlns' was q great hit last night before a crowded house. The play took Instantly and from the start the applause was once contn- uous and enthusiastic some have soon this excellent play before, but it still was the great success that 1t was the first night that it appeared, SIS Hopkins was, and is u hpraeter well known to all and all appreciated Ia chance to enjoy her wItticlsms again
 Sir, of course, Is the heroine She has been left some property by her father and a railroad company wants to rin It's line over 1t. Her father advises her to accept their tempting offer, but her lover Scarboro doesn't agree, knowing well that Nibort, the agent for the railroad, has deeper schemes in mind This man Nibert means to marry Sis, get her money and take the next train on his now railroad At first Sis is fooled by 1 Vibert and refuses to accept the ad- l yances of Scarboro. But she over hears Nihert proposing to Elsie Van | Ness, a school mate of hers Elsie is Sis fricnl and exposes Nihcrt to ! her in his true light Nibcrt is . vii. lain of the deepest hue, willing to propose to and ruin any girl he rlay meet But he has met his match in Scarboro. who is always on his ;racl, and thwarts him time and time nglln
 In the last act of the play, Sis has just returned from trip to Europe, where she has learned much and is very accomplished She is mortified Co find her father has given way to the strain of the railroad and other domestic cares and now is insane. But she well knows that he loves to hear q violin well played. And the idea strikes her that it nigh. euro nm, So she plays and he has wonderful awakening. or course Scarboro is on the scene and they are happily and mstingly united
 Incidentally to the play, many song arc sung with unusual success. The decided success was the Quaker rlm' Dance" which had SO many oncore' that the singer had to sing the us' ual 'how dry" verse. All should soc this play. and tomorrow night, wtl uaual Saturday presentations. are tho only chances to profit.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
JULIA MARLOWE TO SUE.
Her Managers Seek Redress for
 Charges in Divorce Case.

New York, April 9-Overcome by the accusations against her in the di- porce suit of Mrs, Louis von Hermann of Salem, Mass, Julia Marlowe, the actress, to-day abandoned all her on agreements for the week in New York and Pennsylvania, and then, at the so- licitatlon of tho Shuberts. under whose management she Is playing, she turned back from her trip to this city. She had failed to go on at the Lyccum theater in Utica in Gloria" last night. and did not Intend to play in Bng. hamton this evening
 In tae meantime the Shuberts are preparing for criminal action in the strange case against Miss Marlowc. They do not believe that MrS. Non Hermann has grounds for divorce against her husband as far as the actress L5 concerned, and they are puzzled by the peculiar actions of the couple in offering to sell facts and photographs connected with the case to the newspapers,
 It WAS Miss Marlowe's purpose to give up not only her engagements at Binghamton this evening, but at Scranton on Friday and at Wilkes Barre on Saturday night. She was hurrying to New York to consult her managers and her lawyers SO that ac- ton might be begun, representa- tive of the theatrical firm. however. caught her on the way and convinced her that her interests would be cared for, Though wrought up over the al- legations of Mrs, Non Hermann she promised to appear at Binghamton,
 Considerable money was lost in the failure of the actress Co play at Utica, for more than S1,O00 worth of tickets had already been sold. Manager Gustadt must return the money.
 Miss Marlowe will say nothing about the case at this time" said Will Ellsler, her personal manager 'She will speak later, however and will explain the whole case.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
YALE PLAY "REVISOR."
Sissor Has an Experience at the Wal.
 Iorf- Astoria.

Tho old proverb, that acts, two in number can never be accomplished at the same moment of time h:s again been proven conclusvcly to bc true this time in one of the main rubber neck corridors of the famous New York hes'clry. tho Waldorf Here one Sisson. member of last years senior class at Yale, Is engaged in two tasks, tho one to sell tickets for the performance of the comedy "Hevsor" to- be given at that hotel on April goth by thc Yale University Dramatic association. the other to ab- sorb inc sage principles of Rents cons mentaries. You have tho stage settings, let us proceed to tho action of this lit- tle serlo-comic-f -farcical-tr tragedy We have Sisson engrossed in a yellow law tome. Enter, stage left TWO stunningly sporty and yet rather exuberant dem oiseiles They catch sigh, of the poster and pr3nce up to the booth Sisson rises to his feet and adopts the 'how can I serve you" attitude. He almost takes the count at the first blow. exactly where is Yale" delivered by one of the ladies He comes up gasping and after few more pretty quick ones they depart with the following Well. l don't know the comedy. but if you will assure me that Ted Coy is to play the leading lady's part VIC will he here in force Two hats each It least three feet in diameter disappear around the corner and our hero sinks back in inc chair But he is not studying Kent, my no; he is thinking Curtain.
 Rcvlzor' comes to the Hyperion af. ter being tried out on the road or April 24 and 2j.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
FIGHT FOR AUSTRALIA.
Premier Declares England Must Rcn.
 der Active Hcir to Keep Island.

London. April 9.-Australla's anprc- hension cf possible aggression by Ja- pan wns voiced at tho meeting in Lon don to-day of the Australaslan Cham Der of Commerce by Thomas Price, premier of South Australia. Mr Prl "a was emphasizing the necessity uf Great Britain giving more tangible proof of her interest in the colonies. You cannot keep colony by merely living flag over it. even tho Union Jack" he said. There must he syn- pathy and understanding behind the flag With the awakening of tho East. If you are going to retain Australia as a jewel If the British crown, some one has got to stand up and fight to keep it
 Mir. Price expressed his approval Tn strong terms o( tho proposal 10 raise numerous federal citizen army m Australia.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
POLES.
Pauline Still tho Wondcr-I'0mapy
 Opera Company Coming.

Pauline the Hypnoiist and his won derful performances are still the chief topic among thoatergoors of this city this week Pauline put man to sleep in the Hirsch store windows yesterday noon and awakened him on tho Pol stage last night at o'clock before q large audience Many fcats were in- troduced last night with subjects se- cured from the audience.
 \ strong bill surrounds this big fea- ture act and it Is drawing big houses all this week,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
BAY STATE GAS REPORT.

Boston, April 9,-George Wharton Pepper, receiver for the Bay State Gas company of claware. filed his second report In the United States cir cult court to-day The account shows that on March 1S. 1907, he had re- ceived Sliti,42S and that up to April he had received as interest on that amount $37.76i, and had expended s6Si.3i1, leaving a balance at present of s76LSf2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Dr. S. <. Rciss Now Located nt State
 Street and Grand Avenue.

Commodious new quarters are now occupied by Dr. < s, Reiss in the new building, corner of State street and Grand avenue, near the bridge. pr. Reiss Is a graduate cyesight specialist and known as reliable optician. He has had . number of years practical experience in the profession Prior to his present quarters he was located al i6 Elliott street Hc gives eye examinations free. He has a lady at tendant in his offices, which are fitted In q modern manner.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
",p Old Sweetheart, of Mine"

Jules Murrys production of the new play Of lifo on the plains "An old Sweetheart of Mine which will come to this city on Thursday, Friday Saturday. April l6, r. lS with holiday matinee Friday and the regular mat lnee Saturday, has received the high cs, encomiums all along the linc for its realistic scenes. its we'll balanced cast and its powerful love story The piece was written for W \, Whltecar whose work in "The Mummy and the Running Bird was so satisfactory Mir. Whitecar has in the new play the strongest part he has ever had.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
HOMESTEAD RINK.

Last night large crowd went down to the shore, and the Homestead rink was packed with the devotees of the roller skating game shortly after 10 the attendants cleared the hall and en- the crowd with race, after which every one discarded their skatos and a dance was enjoyed.
 This evening prize will he given to the most graceful woman skater.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-10
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 Rest for Mothers.

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