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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Light Vote at Naugatnck.

Naugatuck. May 4.-There was very little interest taken in the an nual borough election here to-day and up until noon a very light vote had been cast. The only exciting in- cident of the day was the disappear ance of 450 no-lieense ballots. No one could account for mysterious loss of the ballots and although the temperance advocates were greatly wrought over inc matter, they could not locate the missing ballots.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
N.vr p.,.rt.r, surr,nd,r.

Laredo. Tex. May 4.-Tbe American tiiIors from the torpedo hotills who left their ships at Acapuice. Mexico. and who succeeded in reaching this city crossed the river and surrendered themselves to the immigration anJhori- ties. who b turn delivered them to the military authorities af Forr Mcintosh. The men are desirous of rejoininS their ships and win te held for oriers from the navy department.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
sri.on Killed In Euyp,.

Cairo. Egypt. May IA British sub. ject. Scott Moncreiff. deputy inspector of the Blue Nile province. together with native official. has been assas. sinatetl al the instance of local sheik, who proclaimed himself prophet at Mesalamieh, about 1J0 miles. from Khartum. A small punitive force, led by the governor Of the province. was attacked by a murderous band of dervishes. During the fighting the governor was wounded and two na- tive officers were killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
Providence Trust Company Will Put
 S3,OOO, ,OOO in Circulation.

Providence, R. l., May 4.-The Union Trust company. the banking institution which went into the hands of temporary receivers on Oc- tober % last, reopened for business to-day in its headquarters at the corner of Westminster and Dorrance streets. The sOlneyville and East Greenwich branches also reopened to-day but business will not be re- sumed at the branch in Central Falls.
 By the reopening of the institu- tion $9,O00,00O in cash which has been out of circulatiIn for more than six months will be libera ed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Bailey Wins, res., For s,y,n.

Dallas. Tex. May 4- Senator Bailey won his fight in the special state pri- mary election and will head the Texas Democratic delegation to the Denver national convention Cone Johnson headed the opposition ticket. There was no contest over whom the dele gates shall support both sides being pledged to Bryan The fight was on the indorsement Of Senator Bailey. and the contest has been carried on bitterly iD every county In the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
si,h.r orcsnn.Ir, n.~ bod.

Baltimore. May 4.-wHh impressive ceremonial Mgr Isenis ]. o'conneil rector of the cathrie university sf Washington. uas cpnsesrafed tituisr hish0p sf satate- The ceremonies took risep during the crand high mas. f'suliasI Gibbons u1S the eeiebrznt. uhHe opposite hlm sat the apostolic desegate. Ma. Talconis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Held Without Ball.

Clinton. Mass. May I.-WiIliam Brown. who is alleged to have shos and killed his wife, Lillian Brown. a week ago last Saturday at the Lar e caster mills. was held without bail for the next term of the Worcester county grand jury by Judge Jons- than Smith in the district court to. daV
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Robbers Are fin Jail.

Laredo. Tex. May 4.-It was learned here to-day that through the activity of the police of Mexico City the robbers of the s53, 1000 from the Wells Fargo Express Co are in jail. and both men have confessed. They are Luis Cutting. chief clerk in the general offices of the express com pany. and Rodolfo Alvarez. alias Rodriguez. the express messenger wbs disappeared in Aguas Calientes. The money vas found by the police in Cuttings room.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
|vrecIand Bill Tabled.

Ellington. May 4.-The house
 |ttee on banking and currency l voted l3 to 3 to lay the new
 |nd financial bill on the table. decided to ask that the com- ! be given sufficient time for Eion of all the pending cur measures. pursuant to and un- |e ordinary rules of the house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Wade Takes an Appeal.

Washington. May 4.-Percy Wad' recently convicted of violating the gambling laws of the District of Co lumbia by conducting a "bucketshop' was to-day sentenced by Justice Bar nard in criminal court to serve 3t days in jail. Mir Wade took an ap peal and was released on $500 bail Wade's case was regarded as tes one under the district code.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Emma GoIdman.s Hand.

Francisco. May 4.-In the
 ason guard house is Private
 of Company A, First bat bf engineers. Buwalda had |entified. as the soldier who
 hands with Emma Goldman |eeting of anarchists and her his assistance. Inc Eation was made by detec- the police force and he was arrest. Buwaida will tght before a court martial
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
LConrentlou Of Nur.rs.

Francisco. May 4.-Delegates
 hll over the country are hero ttend the eleventh annual con 'ion Of the Nurses Associated Imnae of the United States. The Ieninz session was called today. is believed there will be an at- |ndance at the convention pf a, lost 500 women.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Radicals Heavy Gamers.

Paris, May 4.-The radical and the radical socialist parties were heavy gaines throughout France in the mu- nicipal elections held yesterday. They made their advances at the expense of the extreme socialists and the re- actionary nationalsts. the latter in Paris alone lost 45,0O0 votes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
nutbrrak Anert. stock..

London. May l.-The serious news regarding the Indian frontier situs- ton adversely affected eonsols ss sell as Indian stocks on the stocS exchange this morning The latte. declined 1 to is points under fair offerings. while eonsols. Nhich opened sf ss. declined to Ss1s rep resenting a loss of SIS since Szfur- d4r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Thaw Is Released.

Poughkeepsie, May 4.-Harry Thaw is temporarily released from the Matteawan hospital for the crim- inal insane. The formal hearing on the case will be heard before the supreme court next Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Dayton i'm Command.

San Francisco. May IA message from the fortress north of here says that the Pacific squadron passed there on it's way to this port at S:3C o'clock this morning. Rear Admiral Dayton was in command.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
CITY NEWS.

The following are the new officers of Oscar IT. lodge. !. O. c. T.: c IT,. John FOgelberE, V. C. IT,. Miss Selma Anderson. S ] w.. Miss Sigrid Carlson: secretary. Alfred Abrshamson. financial secretary. Gust FrodeIl. treasurer Carl Fogei- berg: marshal. Victor Alderman; chaplain. Miss Maria Swenson. inner guard. Mrs Ida Cedarholm: outer guard. Hugo Cedarholm: assistant secretary. Albert Petteisor: assistant .marshal. Gaida Harris. P. C. IT.. Julius Johnson.
 Is estimated that there are about 1.Uo unregistered dogs in Waterbury st this time an inasmuch as those who hav. neglected to romply Wisa fhe law VIII Ipe apt te dissiaim ownef- ship af the pets. they NiIi soon faH info iIle hands of the dog warden who VIII receire Si each for putting inem out ~ husiness. This e not right. \ man who owns a do< and doesn'r Wsut to pay far is sls.suld net put The city fo sud, rxr-use fn getting rid 0F n. Just now when everybody ls talk ing economy it is fzfher rnueh oa fhe ruhlir to have fo psy s4Gg or Ssgsp fa a man for attending Co something uhirh rsopie shuuli do fhansrlv~s. If is an rizht fsr Iise doE vsrf .n. ssEf h is sn IaIusfbre fe fhe fkxpayt- aiss have to fcct the lfIis-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
N-., .t ws.hIur,o,.

Washington. May 4.-Thomss q Sullivan. dirertor Of tke barezH of engraving sna prinIlRk. dfed here today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
No More Bodies Found

Fort Wayne. Ind, May 4.-SearcI to-day failed 10 reveal any more bodies in the ruins of the burned hotel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04

Find a tenant fer that ra<znt ten. enenf hy plsrinx . 15-cknl afr in fhe Drmocr.E
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Faif |O-nieht. colder in northwest por- |on. Tuesday fair except rain Ia |OuthWest portion: light variable inds. becoming sOutherly.
 An area of high pressure over the
 ks region is producing cool. pleas
 hf weather in the eastern sections
 storm central iu Kansas is pr0- being eIoudE and rainy weather r. |he western sections The front edge |f the rain area is as far east ss Dhfo.
 Coadltio1s fzvOr for tkis vi<inIsy fsir znd continued eooi fc-niEhf. Tuesday increpsIne eioueinezs. fof Ioutt 6f skoNefs and warmer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
JANUARY OUTPUT OF CLIFTON
MINES.

CLIFTON, Ariz., Feb. ll-Tne Shan.
non output for last month amounted
to 200 tons Of Bcssemer copper, which
compares favorably with the usual
average. At this rate the shannon will
easily produce about l7.000000 pounds
Of copper during the present year. But
this is not by any means an accurate
estimate, ~ the company is in a posi-
ton to easily produce half as much
more. The work is now being done
with one furnace and the two smaller
ones. which have recently been repair
ed, are being held in reserve. Al tac
present price of copper there is no
special reason why the shannon should
use its ores at small profit. Should
the price advance 10 more reasonable
one, the company will no doubt in
crease It's output materially.
The Arizona Copper company output
for January reached the excellent
mark Of Ian tons of Bessemer copper.
when il is considered that this excel
lent showing is being made with the
smclter greatly in need of repairs. tao
A. G. company will make most graft
flying showing upon the completion of
its present plans in the way Of repairs
Several new converters and a number
Of converter tops arrived this week
from the III Paso Foundry a Machine
company, which will be valuable al
dition to the smelling department.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
GOVERNMENT NOW ISSUE FIVE
YEAR LEASES.

The forestry department is now is
suing five year leases to stockmen on
the Sierra North, Santa Barbara, Cas-.
cade North San Francisco Mountains,
Buttcrnut Mesa, Big Horn aud Yellow.
stone national forests. The leases are
experimental. The department an.
nounccs that If the system proves a sue.
cess il will be extended 10 other for.
ests next year.
The general policy is not to authorize
the approval of grazing application
permits until a forest is under admin.
istration at least three years.
A protection limit in numbers is cs.
tablishcd for each kind of stock. Per.
nits for these limits are subject TO a
ten per cent reduction, annually, IL nee
essary Ia provide for new small own
ers Grazing fees are payable in ad.
vance and permits are not transfer.
able. In ease Of the sale of stock a
new permit will he issued to the pur.
chaser, free of charge, for the remain.
der Of the period for which the fee
has been paid.
President Roosevelt has signed a
proclamation creating additions to the
Trinity national forest, California,
amounting to 3j0,i7l acres. The add.
tions are in Trinity, Humboldt, SHASTA
and Tchama counties The total area
of the forest is now 100000 acres
The estimated value of the redwood
yellow and sugar pine and incense
cedar timber standing on the addition
is Sl.5O0,0oO. The new additions cover
the drainage basin of the Upper Mad
river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19

a gentle rain which fell over the desert
lands as far south as the Salt River
valley.
Stockmen are generally jubilant over
the outlook for a prosperous spring and
summer on the ranges. although they
report many losses Of cows with suck.
ling calves on tne ranges which have
been in poor condition for some time
on account of the scarcity " feed.
This is especially true of the ranges
south and east of the Prescott forest
which have been overgrazcd during
the past few years.
Ponds and tanks along the Santa Fc
railroad have been filled by the recent
rain and snow storms and the water
trains from the Del Rio pumping plant
TO Ash Fork, which supplied the main
line engines with water, were pulled of
yesterday. This will prove a great say.
ing 90 tne railroad company. which
paid s2,il2.O6 10 the city Of Prescott
last month for water, not TO mention
the great expense Of operating the
trains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
PRETTY WEDDING IS
CELEBRATED LAST NIGHT
From THURSDAYS paily)

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker. on South Summit street, was
the scene Of a very pretty wedding last
evening. at 500 O'Clock, when Miss
Stella lIenslcy was united in the bonds
of matrimony to Carl W. Pierce. Rev L..
W. Wheatley, of the Marina Street
Methodist church, onciated with the
beautiful ring service, in the presence
of "A number of relatives and friends OF
the contracting parties. 4 reception
and wedding supper followed the eere'
mony.
The bride is recent arrival here
from Trinidad, Colorado. where her i'm
mcdiate relatives reside. The happy
romance which eliminated in her mar
rage started recently when sne arriV'
ed here on visit with her brother, u
resident of Crown King. She Is an ac-
complished and prepossessing young
woman, who. during her short residence
here. has endcnred herself 10 IhrRe
number Of friends.
The groom is a son Of Mr.. and MrS
l. NJ. Pierce, old aud respected resi-
dents Of Walnut Grove. He is identi'
fed with the mining and stock interests
NJ Walnut Grove and the Bradsha"
mountains. lie has promising mining
interests in Nevada also whien he ac'
auired last year. He is young ma"
Of more than ordinary business AFFINITY
and energy, enjoying the confidence
and respect of all who know him.
The happy couple will leave To-Day
for Walnut Grove where they will make
their future home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
MAKES STRIKE ON THE CELTIC
GROUP.

METCALF, Ariz., Feb. ~. G. u.
Cameron is doing some work ON the Gel.
tic group Of mining claims and reports
that new strike has recently been
made. The ore is Of high grade sui
phide, averaging rs per cent copper.
and carrying some gold and silver.
The Celtic group is one Of tac old
time properties Of the district and
bears n good name among all prospect
ors who are acquainted with II. Tho
new strike was made in drift from
the main shaft and promises TO be Of
considerable extent Water hns BEEN
encountered in the shaft, which is the
only drawback at present. The install
lation Of a small pumping plant will be
Of much value 10 the rapid develop.
ment % the property.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
PLEADS GUILTY TO STRIKING HIS
SISTER.
From Thursday Daily

Charley Kearloy plead guilty TO n
charge of assault in Justice Of the
Peace McLane's court yesterday and
was fined $50, which he paid. The
charge was the outcome of family
difficulty in which Kcarley il alleged
10 have struck his sister.
Later in the day it was reported that
Kearley had worsted Sheriff Lowry in
a physical encounter, but tnis proved
TO be false. An eye witness to the
affair stated last evening that Sheriff
Lowry had approached Kcarley on the
street after the latter's hearing in
court aud that Kearley had pushed the
sheriff backward with one hand, re-
auesting him 10 keep away. Sherih
Lowry slipped and fell on the snowy
sidewalk. Kearley did no resist the
officers in any way, it is said but ne
resented further interference from the
officer after he had paid the fine i'm
posed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
THINKS VOLCANIC MINE Is A
WINNER.

In a letter 10 friend In this city.
Dan y. Genung writes that he is now
confident that his Volcanic mining
'iaim VIII prove among the richest In
''e Weaver district. In drift run at
q depth OF forty feet in the shaft. he
says The ore body shows thickness of
from two To four feet. carving good
values in gold. The yellow metal is
plalnly visible to the naked eve and
horn spoon samples indicate that il is
very rich. The claim is located near
III" famous Rich Ill., an acre OF tho
summit Of which produced over mil
lion dollars in placer gold after il.
discovery in the early '70s.
the shaft on the Volcanic claim i.
sunk IN what Mr. Gcnuug. the dscov
'rcr and owner. believes j. the crater
of an extinct volcano. He was attract
~ To IL by boulders Of what he terms
burnt iron and quartz. He was sur
rrisod after sinking n few feet in tho
old crater TO encounter well defined
ledge which produced colors bv tho
horn spoon test. As depth was gained
the gold values appeared to incrcas,
and at depth Of forty feet he started
a drift on the ledge, the ore streak
showing less than foot in thickness
The ore showing gradually grew wider
until now IL is four feet in thickness
Mr.. Gcnung is preparing to start op
CITATIONS on n larger scale with a view
of determining as soon as possible III,
continuity and extent of the ore shoot
The property has been avoided by
prospectors, who considered that tn,
crater of an extinct volcano could con
tain no values. The filing Of the vein
somewhat resembles rock Of volcani,
origin, but Mr.. Genung says that he i.
willing to take chances that IL will
develop into one of the best gold mine,
Of the rich Weaver district. He be
lievcs, as do a large number of success
ful miners and pfospcctors, that "golt
is Wherever you find IT,"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
BIG DECREASE IN IMPORTS OVER
LAST YEAR

NEW YORK, Feb. l2- rhe appraised
value ~ precious stones and pearls I'm
ported at this port during the mon,a
Of January, 1908, is more than $4,000.
600 less than for the corresponding
month of 1907. 1t showed n gain, how
ever. over last December of Si05,977.
The par appraised value Of these i'm
ports for the month of January was
1913, 1891 4 year before the value
was s3,5s6,iOO, and in 1906 it was ~,
zoo, 99G.
There was also falling on in the
value Of automobiles imported in Janu-
ary. The figures for the month were
100 ears, valued at s2o9,3ls, against
ll2 cars. valued nj s370.l59, in Janu-
ary. 1907, and 1870 ears, valued at si3i,
442, in 1906.
The total appraised value of mer'
chandise for the month Of December,
1907, was s57 1916, decrease of
about 100000 from the previous
month. For January, 1908, the amount
was s5O,i74,0l9, decrease OF more
than s27,OO0,00O from January, 1907.
n. ~ ksrts Snh
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
STRUCK BY CAR.
lr,nm rhnrsdny,s Danyl

From Thursdhys b""Sl
Prompt action on the part Oh ="
Prescott Electric company motorinan
in stopping his ear prevented "na'
might have been fatal accident yes
,ord,v afternoon at O'Clock when an
uuknown Mexican was struck by n
west bound electric ear at the inter
section Of Gurley and Montezuha
streets. A heavy sown was faiilng NJ
the time. when the Mexican crossing
the track, was struck, the ear throwing
him about ten feet along the track
The motorman succeeded in bringing
tine car TO full stop as the whee's
touehed the limbs Of the PROSTATE inh"
who WAS rolled over and over III 'ne
snow nv the force Of the impact
The Mexican, who complained OF De
;no burt in the right leg, limped away
after the accident without giving Ills
name.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
GOES TO LOCATE A TURQUOISE
PROSPECT.
From THURSDAYS Daily


Hopeful that turquoise prospect
discovered by him on Pinto creek, some
fifteen years ago, is still inappropriate
ed, Frank NARROW left here last night
for Globe to locate the ledge and com
mence it's development. Provided he
finds tine ground open for location, Mr..
NARROW expects to be absent az least n
year. In ease he finds il owned by an
other he will return here at once.
81 found six inches of turquoise on
the surface of "A ledge" he said to a
Journal Miner man, last night, before
he boarded the train, "but | did not
know what il was. ! showed it to sew.
cral other prospeetors and il puzzled
them. Lately have found that IL was
turquoise and very valuable and ] con
cludcd TO go back there ms soon as pos
sible and locate il. have been de
layed longer than ] expected on ac
count of nm injury to my eyesight.
am confident that my fortune is made
IL find IL open for location. II is only
fifteen miles from Globe to the place
and intend to lose M time in gettinp
there"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19

''''''e colorado river the Hermit Min.
80 'o"Pahy mas The largest mining
development seen during the trim A.
'"o'nou' ledge, the outcroppings If
"hlch can be traced MANY m,os
SEES the canyon there. II is o,o,oa 49,
tehslvely with large bodies ~ ,,o !,
sight ' d"
AT Grand View the Canyon Conner
company suspended operations in octo.
Der when the price Of copper foil Tho
ore is high grade.
Application for patent has beon
made on the properties of tho It,rco
AspeS'os company's holdings and oper.
ntions there are at n standstill.
"Sevcral miners are employed at tho
baSS group comprising 100 claims. and
tue owner exhibited some very bigb
grade ore. The Bass group is thirty
miles below Bright Angel aud there is
a trail into the canyon there
Louis Boucher is developing a
promising gold property farther down
the river which is producing some high
grade ore.
"All through the Granite gorge n
distance of thirty miles, high grade
stringers were found but no devclop.
ment of any consequence on any of
them. The granite appears to bc in.
terSectcd with great gneiss intrnsions
in which a pink crystal, known
as tourmaline, is found. These gem
stones are sold TO tourists and visitors
to the canyon at Bright Angel
cover the granite in the gorge the
formation is quartzitc for hundreds Of
feet above This is capped by five diff.
ferent deposits of limestone, sandstone
and calcarcous sandstone. eacn deposit
more stupendous than the otner until
the top appears to be lost in the
heavens above.
81 wore life preservcr on the Zip
which afforded much protection
against the heavy waves encountered
in the rapids. II also gave great con.
fdencc in ease of accident. would
advise anyone venturing the trip to
wear one.
Stanton's party was the last out.
ft that made the perilous trip, in 1889.
1880. The presence of myself and
partner sailing down the river was the
occasion of more or less wonder. The
cordial hand was extended everywhere.
All listened to our experiences aud at
Bright Angel and Needles we could
not buy anything.
"Monctt and left Green River,
Utah. September 20, and landed in
Needles, February 3, a distance Of over
$50 miles"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-19
lock FORMATIONS IN
THE GRAND CANYON.

Charles ;. Russell, who with T.. X.
lonett, landed in Needles, Cal, Satur-
ay' after making the perilous $50
iut trip through the Grand Canyon
sXtecn.foot row boat, is in Pres
io't' the guest Of his brother, Attorney
l.. Russell. lie Is having samples of
| ie ore found ON the trip assayed, the
Itsut of watch will determine whether
2 will return to further prospect his
Tovcrlcs. When seen yesterday he
Pad that he did not care to give the
pact location Of any mineral hnds
Fade, believing that the hardships he
fld his partner had experienced enti'
|ed them to the full benefit Of the rich
fe'' Of any claims whicn they may lat
p desire to locate and develop further
u would not care to repeat my ex'
|enenccs,' he told n Journal Miner
Fan, "but since ] made the trip l
you'd not have missed IL for anything
laere is a great deal of hardship ana
Pard work connected with such an I'M
peraking, but 1t is worth it all. The
POTION Of the river is beyond doubt
Fhe most uneven In the world. It's
Fapds are especially dangerous. The
FNG is low at this season and the
|edge' If rocks in the rapids add dan
~ to shooting boat through. Much
p This danger would be eliminated by
l'gher water which would afford clear
sung over the tops of the huge rocks
l'o'mding through low water.
A lumber of people were met on
.'e trip, many engaged in mining. At
Dnght Angel the tourists were delight
" Thai myself and partner had reacned
mere unframed but few pessimists
'A'd that it was impossible to go any
laflher After the accident below
'hght Angel they were louder in their
asertlons that further effort was sure
VI failure, When landing was made
u Needles, I wrote n letter back CIV
'ng them the 'ha ha.'
Five miles below the mouth OF the