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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
MIDNIGHT SNAP MINE
TO RESUME OPERATIONS
(From Tuesdays Daily,

A. D. Doran is making preparations
10 resume operations ON the White.
house and Midnight Snap mines in the
"a'Aer district. He expects TO start
"'''Ve work on these properties in the
next lew days. The Midnight snan il
tue south extension of the IIomestaLo
mine and the Whitehouse tbe nor,h
extension of the Eureka. boto 40
"h'ch have proven ore bodies in sioht
In the early days of mining in ~.
walker district, which is tho olaos,
ul''r'et IN the county, the surface ores
OF the Wh'tehouse and Midnight sn,n
MINES were worked by the nioneor
MINERS who rcaped rien rewards no
treating the ores by the primitive ara.
IRA process Development of the
'la'lns was abandoned when the on,
pn'ae ores OF water level were reached
e poran says that he will now n,osnao,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
Just As It Wa. In 1896 And 1000.

IL rs no different Bryan who is thu
days pass becomes increasingly clear conn,
will have contend against essentially the same -
appeals eupidiy and
n " sou
Bryan campaign without quackery rh
veor IL ,oi,, H.
panic specific of
looked ~ though would be ownership was s %
be government something other All
ed resolve themselves into the idea which
only by government shall mankind be itself
deposits
The real danger turks in the background of
one OF the amazing facts about Bryan that il od
grounds which Bryan Denver natfor
fad whh do.e mot
oeheVe IN railroad regulations he believe in ownership of rail
lie has said, regulation
ana ha' n"nng but government
po Inc Denver platform also abounas panks promising vigorous
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
The Man And His Record.

questions charming personality > smith
pamy his charms been ~a'te
among companions of old Kentucky instead
being operated the bene
ct of the constituency which for practically twenty years a
to OF q bene
little the of hi among
the people of Arizona month before each election
But personality political horizon
of record Of doing
things kept great corporation husing twenty year. keep
appearance
this political IOhnvar the bawk h" has pleased claim his
years. necessity
making grand
be bc
consigned to the political graveyard
OF loyalty
and to the territory unmpmisng hostility
past manipulated
special
light shed by Theodore Roosevelt operating
it
benefit of public utility corporation great
favor of the people The with which Ralph
would wronged
his battle handed
bringing u to his enemies will surely be eSee when seated
delegate for the benefit of the whole territory Arizona
Not dollar has passed Ralph poke,
earned by honest Hundreds dollars.
his brow and the honest exercise of his great brain capacity have
eheerfu to the aid of ais unfortunate roherand Ralph
Cameron blood does humanity Ralph
Cameron humanity has not been but practice That
hundreds of who have had to love Cameron
the past today unknown him throwing
themselves Enthusiastically into his fight They love him for what they
to bea hand knows
his RICH,
broken That quality in the man is known all over the territory When
Ralph Cameron thing whole
near, that he will be able accomplish
Depending largely territory of in
political complexion Mareus
AuHius rested
eial results for Arizona Quite
ius Smiths Andrews of Mexico
Public building public building that territory
through the energy OF the republican delegate
cause he has been In touch and sympathy
and which doubts will be
andrews republican, Mexico
has Smith democrat been securing territory his
meeting in Winsow
nus ''he did
he had accomplished
he had represented them
setting detail the
his great audience of 80 Cameron had
spoken 10 over 400 night before
smith to have truth his hearers and
put shamebut himself aes
worn out chestnut OF wishing
injury by promising pamphlet later n campaign
VIII never be issued Mark Smith and Ashurst
the
belongs Of
phmen the appropriation public building
the
acting through republican Kibb responsible for the one
decent federal appropriation
Of the Mark Smith regime
RAISE claims the will erc,e
rhe The virle manhood of the
OF sneeure delegate fokng
want cameron to win because they
way '' territory 70 win Tor
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
Which Shall Il Be.

Bryan. times Tart Prosperity
political problem which the territory of Arizona
which shall II he
people making president
equally eaoong right tan delegate
threshold statehood vital
things guard Wash
The election William Howard Taft the presidency
the
country. No significant
published Miner which before
pie Of Yavapai county than that
wide awake Chicago
Miller the typical Chicago hustler booster optmis from the ground
NM bip enough 10 Chicago and her greatness M real b.ine.
continent
Chicago is but the whole magnificent, which
when said that the business country confidence
Taft and wanted Taft elected BY the business interests Colonel Miller did
predatory
attacked
red the real legitimate business
and bankers the and interests every
man ana woman IN the country engaged mercantile pursuits And he also
referred. he explained detail country
good sized savings which had hiding pda
tory panic which the the theving financial
Just for the dsereiitng If possible the
administration
1t legitimate business interests of the country tina. wan, Taft
is the with who
For the res
toratiop of confidence will mean IN, end ., hn h - ., ,
investment by millions millions the
'' % ~ S bryan e"' not De just cause for the with
holding " the days of prosperity hut 'oat will postponed
Bryan elected Colonel Miller perfectly plain Bryans political
course has not been one inspire confidence in the minds of the
interests He has hamponea men past have
>rnnd"d the minds
That Taft president the United states no
really
greatest "ampagners this
personality and
days of Webster Bryan splendid present tour re
of
the boy the Platte
found that tn" people regarded BRYAN as
'tc brilliant up the task of the
presidency.
ne camping" of 1905 III"
for twelve under republican Of
dreamed of before, william
and with his progressive republican
TO man after
his i'm the
of
to be mi Nv n
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23

I'm, N p,von no more believes regulating such than
IT,. - His whole his creea
evidence of belief, albeit
himself perhaps the ultimate necessity OF government ownership ~
..:., of people
Lclcvc Therefore, am willing all
t,Irin, them To experiment with regulation
very kind of be willing to to tho
m .op ~ understand thoroughly they now L
m ,pc think Vt Certainly if they believe in policy Of e
think think anything else, that
r, I'm carving of policy n dishon
If Thoroughly except it may he half house the government -
rb in Nhc r believe, implicitly bu, in which the people do m
I,yc ALL Nu,N or
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
ASSURANCES OF AN ERA OF GREAT PROSPERITY

The history county parallel assurance
,orl Of rrr,cr,y confronting At present time =
whichever way one will confronted with evidence period n
te,l development at Yavapai county en,a
its past existence Company within six NOM
will have completed great power plant Fossil its as
ung operation only in Jerome but ope5
distance every radius of fifty miles of plant Til.
eon enterprise alone Is enough make pmt w
and mine in Yavapai county
many hundreds of will be employed in opening mines
high Of With cheap mines tho
of gold copper and silver blocked out but
cny high grade shipment to distant points for
right In anticipation of the completion tn,
enterprise, many laying pa
c,umiug operations early the coming spring Mar
week, company wi
affairs in the Angel City, expressed
people Tavapai county did appreciate mn
the completion of the Fossil pa
aud the distribution of power Yavapai county Nav
Mc\ccr said bnooved in Yavapai county
courage company possible its enterprise
reyouonze mining industry Of u
capital into active circulation
the completion the plant the Arizona Power Company
great enterprises way Yavapai county
Mining Company installing plant heavy pow
will be distributed among mines n
price compared present of power
mines viii opened section giving
poymen nd put
lars weekly into the Golfers the merchants The opening
the mines will gold copper
fHpa county This will call the attention of the outside investment
lie to this section capital will
the county legimte mining investments.
There every believe reorganization plans
Humboldt smee about completed that the big will
be IN operation before the opening of the Within week
of the eoganizers will the New Jersey having
risdon and the creditors have everything gain nothing
by eonsen'ing to the reorganization plans believed bid will
eeped and the work of eaabang plant proceed 200
will be employed the The smeler
for the epening of many mines county
before the plant down last October
The rainy put farming
on rmcr footing than The
ers and stoekm'n have disposed surplus stock at
and the local banks bullying savings accounts result
neay rainfall has assured abundant supply
er"tionS and the hills Of prospec Paee
not been worked in today paying big wages
they are being worked With snowfall and rains
months the placer operations win be year
g constant stream Of gold into
Inc great Vutare mine end of the county
opened a''er many years of dene be employed hundred
" more seeking on the lower lodges which in wears gone
give" nearly twenty millions in gold Yavapai production The
~ " Out one OF many In every direction development proceeding
-eg -me Tor rejoicing The pemis ought W get off the earth
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
CONCERNING PRESCOTT
(Coconino SUM-

(CocOnino sum-
Miss Alice Adams of Preseo"
the guest Of her sister, Mrs w
Cotton, the first Of the week. '"'
ON her way to college at Ann -
Michigan.
c. +. Van Horn and fanny >,
were en- route from Prescott " :,
lesville, Oklahoma, stopped IL |,
staff Thursday, the guests %
Mary A. Coffin. Mrs. Van hV''
Mrs. Coffin are old friends
Judge X. Il. Sloan arrived ~" y,
morning and in company VIII
Norveil, court reporter, lett o" !
hunt. They expect to be out "'
day night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23

the veins to greater depths than
attempted before and antlelpa'"
veloping rich gold producers '''''
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
BONDS.

'oda lois. tsens cents per snar~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

-'''V .4-t T dII'7I ves' u Y tFVVV N17
Total sales OF bonds, 81 a97 600
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
TOPICS OF The STREET.

-opFYcN TRADING-Foreig1 houses bourhs
about Is 600 shares in this market chiefly Of United
states steel common American stocks closed heavy
and ar declines IN the London market but showed
eor-a strength on the curb The general Market
in London was inactive and without feature Co1-
soils were firm. but the copper stocks were lower.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED directors Of Tn.
American Surety Company have declared the r4ga-
lar quarterly dividend OF per cent payable -
Wa-cb a. The directors Of the SAFETY Car Heat
ing and Lighting Company have declared the resl-
lar quarterly dividend OF per cent payable %
AnriI I The regular quarterly dividend Of Per
cent has been declared GaA stock Of the Nouns
Vernon Trust Company. payable On April L
MOVEMENT OF COTTON.-"Ths Financial
Chronicle" gives the total port receipts Of cotton
for the week ended March as S15l2 bales aszi1s.
117ss4 bales for the preceding week arf l541s
bales the week before that making tie -otat re-
CENTS since September !. 1897. 6.s3-S24 sass.
against ss46.0ss bales for the same period %
19Os-'O7 showing decrease since September J.
1907, Of laos, I64 bales
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS NEW SEE
RETARY-walter R. Baker has 2sen appcln,ea
secretary of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany. and also junior assistant 20 the presidsn.
with office at Montreal
DOCK COMPANY's EXTRA DTvTDEND-Ths
regular semi-annuaI dividend Of per cent AID u
extra dividend of Z per cent have been dec,a'sf
on the preferred stock of the New York DOLE
Company, payable on April -.
BANK CLEAHlNGS Or 1EtE- Nr~-h+-AHe S-1s
bank cIearings of the United States for n. vess
ended March Zone day estinated) were s2.22s9ls j.
1924 against 50 .4s745s for the preceding ueek.
and $3.50 497. 1874 for the corresponding week %
1907 Compared with last year the total clearsss
have decreased 33-S per cent New York SHOWS
decrease of 45-1 per cent New Orleans 2S3 pes
cent. Boston 23-5 per cent. Baltimore 1873 per esns
and Philadelphia 1s5 per cent
REFINED SUGARS ADVAECED.-The Fscsal
Sugar Refining Company has advanced It's Est crcs
for refined sugars 70 points 70 cents let ~
/ per cent for cash ior fine granUlated
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with FIJI
days
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

interchangeable. tCoupon. tRegistered.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 2
per cent: highest, per cent: lowest 1a4 per cent
closing, 1S4I2 per cent; last loan, IL per cent;
ruling rate , per cent. Time money in the week
in only moderate demand but was offered
with comparative freedom. The continuance
easy rates for call money detracted from the de
n1and for fixed time accommodation. Rates, 312 per
cent for sixty days. 2a per cent for ninety days
4i4T4ih per cent for four five and six months and
5G5iz per cent for a year Mercantile paper
not active in the week. There moderate buy
ing Of the higher grades. but the scrutiny
ments was still close. and the decision TO invest
only at full rates clearly manifested by buy
The disparity between the for time loans
and those for mercantile paper unusual and
the natural outcome Of close scrutiny of
credits. Rates, 5i2d6 cent for sixty and ninety
days indorsed bills receivable 512G6 per cent for
choice four 10 six months single names and 6l2
per cent for others.
FOREIGN XCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market quiet and steady. with cables quoted
at S560G 4S670, demand sterling + 4S63OGI S640
and ciXty yday bills at S35564 1865. Short francs
were 5.l7i2 less 1-32 and short rechsnarks 95 lie
sized arespr
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

C4-enetb which amounted almost tc buoyancy
characterized the course of the stock nldIhet
Yesterday and final prices, which were arouHu
the best Of the day, showed net gains throughout
the LIST MANY Of them running to or points
The business transacted was In excess OF aZo'ooo
shares larger volume than on any Iull Gay
during the week and at the rate or more lhah
I 200 600 shares for a five-hour session. Inc
opening was strong with the practical certainty
of the reopening of the Knickerbocker Trust
COMPANY the active factor in the bulllsh seht-
1nent and the announcement in the course "L
the morning that the court had formaIIy gwen
permission for the resumption of business anu
had fixed the date lent further encouragement
TO the operators for the rise and brought fresn
anxiety TO the bear party. The receipt py d
member of the Stock Exchange of letter from
the President, saying that he was not 1ulIy III
sympathy with the Hepburn bill imposing a
federal tax of so cents share on all sales OF
stock was another influence on the bull side
and the reported statement OF James J. 1l!l IN
the West that general conditions were showing
signs of Improvement had also a good effect, as
did the lowering of the discount rate of the I'm
perial Bank Of Germany and the forecasts OF 4
favorable bank statement.
Union Pacific and St. Paul were the market
leaders and their strength and rapid advance
caused early covering Of shorts. a movement
which soon extended the rest of the list and
assumed large proportions Added to the buy
ing for that account were purchases for various
bull pools the combined demand having the re
suit Of sharply uplifting prices. Union Pacific
closed at the top. III =. net gain for the day
Of 35s points; st. Paul gained 29s, Reading j
points. and among other considerable net ad-
yances were 22s points In New York Central,
2k in Pennsylvania, ~ in Southern Pacific, rs
in Northern Pacific, As in New York Air Brake
and 23R in Baltimore & Ohio. The United States
Steel issues shared in the improvement the
common advancing Il point and the preferred
/ Is points.
The weekly average" statement Of the Asso-
ciated Banks showed increase in the surplus
reserve of only sS73,300. the result Of an in
crease of s3.291,5O0 in loans, $2,892,500 in cash
and $S,076,S00 in deposits, the surplus now
amounting to $30,195975. These figures were
widely variance with the forecasts of the pre-
ceding day. which had reckoned a gain Of So,
e50000 in the cash item and probable decrease
in loans The actual" statement, showing the
banks position on Friday night. the other
hand. reported shrinlxage OF S6.093,200 in loans
and of s2,301200 in deposits, with a gain of al
most $4,000, 900 in cash The supplementary
statement of condition Of the trust companies
and the state banks not reporting to the Clearing
House showed increase of about 5000 900 in
loans and about s450O00 in cash, with the re-
increased by s5,752, 100
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

London March 7, l p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities generally lower. Final prices
follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

HEx dividend.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing
~ ssrsszrsout . Denzeiar No - Pine s,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Outside SECURITIES.

ESQ Total sales
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

--,., -oIss so- the week k...............2 9. o44.
Total sales for the previous week -lolo's
.Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

, .,-,her marked improvement developed IN tns
-. - Cor outside securities. Prices tended toward
higher levels with continued activity IN e.is a :,
nieHet Ninissins was in good demand al a
tra,ttcnaI advance Butte Coalition rulsa sIols-
Msvada Consolidated and Cumberland Ely "ele
aasv Greene e-Cananea was quiet within i"iIo" ~
-, consolidated Arizona Smeltfng was some
-, stead,er GoIdheld stocks were decideoiy
.,rnnya- C;oldfeld Consolidated improved = ana
Daisv 6c Tramp was steady. In the speciaIUes
ess Das ou was strong Chicago Subway was
staadv Havana Commercial preferred was up =
81 state Gas improved slightly. There was no
.,. . ,or bonas which remained about unchanged
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston I5c discount:
Chicago. SOC premium; st. Louis. discount:
San Francisco. sight par telegraph 211c premium;
New Orleans. commercial par, bank 81 premium:
Cincinnati, l0c premium; Savannah buying 3-16c
discount, selling par.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 55Izc Mexican
silver dollars, s7c. Bar silver in London closed al
25asd; advance l-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid. l450; Lisbon
I1.25.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2019
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money In
London, 81 per cent; open market discount rate
for bills. 3s6D3 316 per long bills 3l 3Is
per cent Berlin discount rate, Az per cent. Paris
discount rate 5-16 per cent. Paris exchange on
London % francs 1SIA centines. Bar gold us I'd
Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 81 pfenngs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British oonsois for
money. s7s per cent; for the account, s77. French
rentes, 81 francs 72l2 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
GERMAN BANK RATE REDUCED.

Berlin. March THE Imperial Bank OF Germany
to-day reduced its minimum rate of discount one
half of l per cent to 5is per cent. The per cent
rate had been in effect since January %.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

Saturday. Saturday. Net
Feb. % Mar. :. changes
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02
Moving Pictures Teach e;b,.

Paris.-The latest use to which the
cin~ematograph has been put in France
Is to teach Bible history to the peas
ants in a church in the south Of
France. Probably to add to the at
fractions of the religious services the
cure of Condom has had cinemato-
graph views of the Passion Play.
which is enacted yearly at ROGUE
bruno, a village half way between
Monte Carlo and Mention, in which
the episodes OF Bible history are en-
acted on lines similar to religious dra-
matte productions at Oberammergau.
The church services at Condom are
now up to date.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

Fresh air seem to be good for mon
keys as well as for human beings. In
the autumn Of 1906 the Chicago health
commission suggested to the keeper of
the Lincoln park ZOO that he put a
pair of monkeys in the outdoor cage
for the winter. The keeper thought
that vas a rash experiment. as mon
keys seldom survive a single winter in
Chicago, even with all the care that
can be given to them; but he pre-
pared the cage for them. The mon
keys not only survived the outdoor
air, but were In better health in the
spring than those kept indoors.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

Mr.. William H. Allen, secretary of
the bureau Of municipal research in
New York city. said in a recent ad-
dress: Municipal government in
America is a dead failure" OF course.
comments the Youths Companion, this
startling overstatement was qualified
in the rest Of a careful, Illuminating
address. for 1t is the business of the
bureau to help municipal government
to avoid failure. The municipal
government Of Babylon is a dead fail.
ure because the city is dead. Cities
that are alive have not lived long
enough to fail.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02
DIspensarles for okIahoma,

Guthrie, Okla, Mar. 21.-Both
houses Of the legislature Friday
passed the state d%ispensary system
measure with the emergency clause.
An amendment by Speaker Murray Of
the house provides that a special cleo
ton shall be held this year to vote
on the dispensary bill. The vote will
be taken after the dispensary system
is established. There will be a dis.
pensary in every town of 2.00e or moro
and in every county seat.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02
Bids For Coal.


Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Steele County, State of North Da-
kota, will receive sealed bids for fur
nishinr the county with twenty-four
tons hard nut coal delivered in the
basement OF the Court house not later
than August 18th 1908; bids to be open
ed at 2 O'Clock P. M. Monday, July
9Th 1908. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the board OF county
commissioners.
Dated at Sherbrooke, N. Oak. this
2nd day of June, 1908.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that
the regular June 1908 term of
the district court. third judicial
district, for Steele county, North
Dakota, has been adjourned to
July IA, 1908, at 1:3O o'clock P.
M.
[SEAL.] P. O. SATIRE,
Clerk of the District.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

A lady of social fame hired an agent
to keep her name and doings out of
the newspapers. The immediate re-
suit vas a column article about the
engagement, with q double-column pic
ture Of the retiring social light. Cues
ton: Was the "repress" agents sal
airy raised or lowered?
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

A st. Louis preacher is quoted as as
sorting that kisses are objectionable
under any circumstances before mar
rage" objectionable or not there
can be mor variety in them before
marriage than is consistent with dis
erection after that ceremony.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

Ffreless stoves. or self-cookers, as
they are v%ariously known, have been
in use in Germany for a number of
years. These cookers are used as
follows: After a thorough heating the
food to be stewed or boiled is placed
inside the box, sealed and left for a
sufficient time, when it is opened and
the food, cooked by the retained heat,
Is ready to serve,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-02

The United States government has
granted a permit for the erection of a
81, 1000, 900 power plant on the South
Platte watershed, a short distance
from Denver, Co., and has also given
a right-of-way for the necessary trans
mission lines. The plant will permit
the production Of 10000 electrical
horsepower.