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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05
M'KEE DIVORCE SUIT IN PARIS.

PARIS March 5.-The Mckee divorce suit has b
menced in the courts here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05
VERMONT SENATOR DEAD.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-United States Sena
Vermont is dead.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05
JAPANESE PEERS PASS BUDGET BILL.

TOXIC March 5-The budget bill has been passed in the
House of Peers without amendment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05
KANSAS IS FOR TAFT.

TOPEKA. Kansas March 4.-The Republican
ion has endorsed Taft for the presidency.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05

LONDON, England, March 4The Dowager Empress oi Ru
arrived here today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05
MAYNARD GOES TO vLADIvosToK

WASHINGTON, March 4-Lester hayward OF Ca
been appointed United States Consul to Nladivostok.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05

S*T.S *TSTs X
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-05
ToRPEDoEs MANEUVER BEFORE LIMA.

LIMA, Peru March 4-The American torpedo
maneuver tomorrow.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
ACTIVITY AT CANANEA.
MANY Small Properties TO Resume op-
erations Across the Border.

Tn. next month and a half wall see
n great improvement in the mining ac'
tivity in the country tributary to Can
apea saws the Bisbee Miner Arrange
ments have been made to resume oper'
atoms on the Ortega property which Is
known as one Of the big copper mines
~ Sonora. This work will start about
the first Of November.
Another important announcement
from across the border Is tnat the
South Cananea and the Calumet and
sonora have consolidated. These two
properties will be under one manage
ment according to report ana VIII o'
onerated as one company. Work on M
extensive scale will be started in
month if ali arrangements are mad
satisfactorily.
Besides these large properties whie'
are 10 resume operations a number o
the smaller companies will soon star
! work on n small scale.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
FIRE nURNs HUMBOLDT HOME
(From Thursdays UaHY

(From Thursdays pahy) II,
Fire, which probably had It's ofis'"
IN an oyerheated stove, completely de-
stroyed yesterday at Humboldt the
four room house of Charlie Campoe''
The flames were discovered dart'ng
through the windows about O'Clock
in the evening by neighbors'
So far upon hill was the house 'na'
II was impossible to get sufficient "a''
or TO the burning home to make any
Roadway against the flames In MAJ,
hour the house had burned 20 the ieV''
Of the ground.
The members of the family preViou'
20 the discovery of the IRE were "o
Gent from the house, in the homes o'
neighbors'
Nothing in the way of household 'uf
,ituro was saved, The total loss wa
about $500. Campbell carried no IN
mrance. IA,
The family spent the night VIII
! friends.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
GREAT ACTIVITY IN
BRADSHAW DISTRICT
dFrom Thursdays Daily


Mining operations are not ut n
standstill in the Bradshaw mountains,
10y any means said Il. NJ. Dougherty,
pioneer Of that section to a Jouranl-
Miner representative yesterday.
"Prospectors are as busy as ever
there and some very promising ore
bodies arei being opened" he contin-
ued.
"At the Savoy forty miners are tax
ing out shipping ore of god grade
and the outlook is that the mine will
prove before long among the heavy
producers of the southern part Of the
county.
Corporations are being pushed in the
Old Tiger mine, one of the great silver
producers of pioneer days. Forty min
ers are employed there and the report
is that hign grade ore bodies are being
opened in the lower levels.
Twenty Ave men are employed ut
the wildhower group, north Of Crown
King. Developments there are salts
factory to the management. This prop
erty is considered one Of the coming
producers Of the district by the miner'
and prospectors familiar with thai
part Of the county.
development Of the Gray Eagle
mine continues by the Tiger Gold Com
pany. This company IS doing well an
making regular shipments Of bullion
Taere are forty miners employed II
the Gray Eagle"
A gold bar weighing $500 was ~
eeiyed yesterday from the Tiger Col
Company by the Prescott Nations
Bank.
Dougherty will leave for his minin
y camp today.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
Governmental Positions Thrown Open
70 Competition.
semi arid states.

The United states civil service con-
mission announces an examination on
October 1i.l5, 1905. at Phoenix, Pres
colt and Tucson, to secure elgibles
from which 10 make certifeation to MI
vacancies as they may occur in the Po'
sition of scientific assistant, in the de-
partmcnt Of agriculture, at salaries
ranging from $40 to $4,000 per an
mum. depending upon tue experience
and qualifications Of apPointees
As a result of this examination Ger.
ti6cation will be made to fill the FOL
lowing named vacancies:
Scientific assistant (female), quail
fed in library science, $40 per annun''
in the Library Bureau.
Scientific assistant (female), guam
fed in seed testing, $40 per annum, 10
the Bureau Of Plant Industry.
Scientific assistant (msle), quaiihe'
in food bacteriology, $1,000 per annum
n the Bureau Of Chemistry.
Full information relative to ta'
scope Of the obligatory and major AM
minor optional subjects is contained II
section EOS Of the Manual of Examina
tions. revised to July l, 1908.
The age limit is 20 years or over o.
the date Of the examination.
This examination is open to all eau
zeps Of the United States who COMP
with the requirements.
| Applicants should at once apply 10
application Form i3l2 and copy o
the Manual either 10 the United State
Civil Service Commission, Washington
ID. C.. or TO the secretary Of the boar
of examiners, as follows: Postome
Boston, Mass, philadelphia, Pa, A
lanta. Ga, Cincinnati, OHIO, Chieag
H.. st. Paul, MINI, Denver, Colo, "a
Francisco, Cal; custom house, Ne
York. n. Y, New Orleans, La o
custom house, st. Louis, Mo
As examination papers are shiPp'
, direct from the commission 70
places Of examination, il is neeessal
that applications be received IN amp
? time TO arrange for the examination q
!. sired a, the place indicated by the a
!. plieant. The commission will the'
, fore arrange 10 examine any appliea
+, whose application is received in til
TO permit the shipment Of neeessa
!. papers.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
SEATTLE SYNDICATE
BUYS WILLIAMS CLAIMS
usrom Wednesdays Daily)

'ih'h NfNh'Sthg iSdlNl
After three weeks negotiations the
title of the Williams group Of mines In
the Hassayampa district passed yester.
day from Lester jackson TO a Seattle,
Washington, syndicate. The price was
not made public, but il is known that
jackson receied a cash payment.
The group comprises four claims
among the oldest locations in the uis.
tric,. The claims cover lodges carry.
ing gold values near the headwaters Of
Wolf Creek. Enoch Williams, the 10.
! Gator of the ground, who sold the
| claims to Jackson a few months ago,
has extracted gold from the ores Tor
the last quarter Of century by the
crude arastrs process, getting an aver
| age return Of $50 to the ton.
Williams developed one of the
lodges 90 depth of siKty-fve feet,
where the ores started TO caange to
sulphides he sunk N number Of shall
lower shafts in which paystreaks are
exposed ranging from four to six feet
in thickness, all carving fair vaules In
gold. 1t is n free milling.
Deep mining will be commenced in
the next few days by the purchasing
syndicate.
John Harlan. who has mined sh
over the county for twenty years, viii
have charge Of operations. lie begins
Immediately, getting camp ready fol-
MS working force.
II is also reported that the purehas
ers will install a hosting plant and
modern mining machinery TO push th'
development as fast as possible.
The locations cover valuable watei
and timber rights. The ground is 10
; Gated eight miles south of this eity
Immediately west Of the Prescott ant
Senator wagon road.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
TOO MUCH COPPER
FOR GOOD OF MARKET
,rrom Thursday.s DaIlyl

the president Of one of the leading
copper producers says: 81 have just
returned from New York, where j
made a rather exhaustive study into
the copper situation. As result, do
not believe that the market at the pres
emit time would stand any very heavy
selling Of the metal If such selling
were forced. but as all the larger sell
ing interests are well sold through Sep
tcmber and partially in October, there
is no reason to anticipate any forced
| selling.
81 am told that the business OF the
brass manufacturers is snowing a very
satisfactory improvement, but that the
electrical end of the business, which
gave quite a pronounced squirt several
months ago, showed only false start
for the business has fallen of again
However, It is generally estimated thai
the consumption of copper in this coun
try is in the neighborhood Of from 3d.
900 900 to 100000 pounds per month
or from IS to 100 per cent larger con
sumption than was the case the mrs
part of the year.
"It is rather unfortunate that SOM
OF the large new producers could no
have been held of for six months long
or. as this new copper from Bingham
, EIy and Cananea, amounting to not IA
from 10 100000 pounds per month, ha
. undoubtedly been considerable fa'
tor in causing production to run ahea
+ Of consumption and preventing be-
: ter price for the metal.
5 "The leading foreign interests
copper inform me that the foreign SUI
oly of the metal is no menace to u
I market, because Of the way it is ca
@ ried. II is we'll distributed and
a strong hands, and is not held for spe
o ulation, but is fast going into consum
> ton, rs at the time most OF this eopp'
e was purchased foreign stocks were a
n solutely exhausted.
n "On the whole, therefore, ! look y
e a fairly steady copper market at D
tween Is and IL cents until after Gle
n ton. when the business interests shou
# be able to get line upon the future.
n ---------------------------
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
IRRIaATRs ARE IRRITATED
BY FORESTRY BUREAU

ALBUQUERQUE, Sept. 3O--The an
ticipatcd attack of the National Irri.
CATION Congress- the administration =
forestry policy came at this mornings
session today when ID. G.. Beaman of
Denver in an address covering an hour
made sweeping and severe arraign-
ment of the forestry service by Clifford
pinchot.
At the afternoon session George H..
Maxwell of Colorado made a ringing
response 10 the attack that brought
defendants Of the forestry service TO
their feet in demonstra of ap.
proval.
Several western men took part in
the discussion. some attacking, Others
defending the bureau.
But the speech Of Bcaman. in reply
10 Maxwell. overshadowcd all events
Of the session. At the end Of the ad
dress several questions were asked, one
whether Bcamsn was the paid attorney
Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Compa
NY.
| The question was ruled out, but Bea
man replied that he had been the com
pany's attorney since its organization
but his corporation had no interest al
stake in the forestry problem.
Maxwell, the editor of Maxwell =
Talisman, Of Chicago, is one Of thu
founders of the congress. lie departe'
from the subject assigned him am
launched nj once into q defense Of th'
forestry bureau. His speech was FIRE
quently interrupted by prolonged ap
plause.
Maxwell contended that though tn
forestry service had made mistakes II
administrative details. in the main
had been going along the right line
and aside from inevitable errors tha
creep into the execution Of any grea
policy there was no just ground 70
criticism. lie intimated the attack o
IL was inspired 10y purely selfish me
,ives and closed with an eloquent tr
butte to the work of Commissioner Pin
choi
+. G. Finkle. Of California, dcfen6
ing the service, made brief argumen
in favor of commission 10 which con
plaints n to the administration of fol
est reserves might be appealed.
John Barrett, director Of the burea
Of American Republics. delivered
brilliant address describing the pr
gress Of irrigation through America
p republics, and urging an information
congress for 1909 for. which he said Il
J. governments Of several republics pa
ticipating would appropriate funds.
= The resolution committee began wo'
: tonight on a number Of resolutions
troduced during the day. among the
g being one against the further restri
e ton Of immigration as opposed to 9
I rapid development and colonization
l. sani arid states
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
GLADSTONE SHAFT TO BE
SUNK TO 100 FEET

So well pleased are A. e. Massey,
George Flammer and W. ID. shaw, les
sees OF the Gladstone mine. with The
showing in the drifts on the 1000 f"s'
level that they Me now making NJ
rangements 20 resume the sinking Of
the shaft 10 the LOO foot level al
once. The ore bodies in the lower love
are larger and richer than any in tb"
higher levels, proving unmistakAbl'
that toe paystreak grows larger an
richer with depth.
Seventy men are now employed, the
average daily shipments TO the VI Pas
smelters being twenty tons. Stopping T.
being pushed on the 500, 800, 500 an
900 foot levels with good showingr b.
every heading
W. D. Shaw stated yesterday that ;
was the intention 20 push the saai
down 10 the 100 foot level as fast
possible. when the loo foot static
is cut the development Of the vein vi
he pushed from that point by drifts 81
each direction. In the meantime OPP
ations in the upper levels will be p"s'
ed as usual
The Gladstone nnns Is tas westeT
extepsion Of the McCabe nine, bot
being on the same vein. Roth miu'
were operated under the same maHaR'
ment before the closing ~ the HUI
boldi smeltefs last year. Considered
one property, the heCabs Gladstol
: mines was the heaviest GOLD prodSee
in the county in 1907.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
MEN OF BIG MONEY
WOULD sTAvE OFF SLUMP

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-The big bell
wethers in the financial world have
gotten beIind the market and are ap.
parently of mind to stay it's down.
ward course. The reaction in progress
last week continued strongly until
Wednesday, when short covering and
the money power put n stop to it
temporarily.
The decline began some three weeks
ago as wholly normal and natural de.
cline after a long continued upward
movement. The political scare result.
ing upon the Hearst disclosures made
stocks swing lower than they would
have swung under ordinary circum.
stances, and the continuation of the
political agitation will prevent any de
eided upward movement for the pres
| ent.
Again the market favors purchases
for investment, but is dangerous
one for spectators who want TO oper-
ate on margin.
The Hearst disclosures have undoubt.
eddy helped Taft and hurt Bryan. The
| clear defining Of the reasons for Taft =
opposition TO Foraker show the Repub.
lican candidate in an exceedingly IA
vorablc light. The country has un-
doub,edly been wildly impressed by
the presidents publication Of the cor
respondence, which proves that Taft
nj least, is not beholden to Standard
Oil or any other large financial inter
est. Mr.. Bryan is seriously handicap
ped in trying TO protect the financial
manager of mis- campaign, Gov. Has
kcll, as many voters will perhaps
Jump at the conclusion that Haskell
was put in his position because of his
ability 10 get Standard Oil money for
campaign purposes.
The mining market is picking ~
along with the general stock market
Two things have happened within the
past few days, which will have a ten
dcncy TO improve the entire mimi:
list The first is the declaration Of {
dividend on La Rose which enters The
paying list on 3 per cent quarterly
basis. Second is the announcement no
officially made that Goldheld Consoi'
dated will resume the payment Of divi
dends at the rate of 3 per cent. quar-
terly. beginning January, 1905. Tn
Consolidated directors say that the.
expect to earn sl,5OO,OO0 per quartz
, net. The La Rose is expected to dc
clare an extra dividend on top of II
regular disbursement; almost immed
atcly.
p Coppers are no stronger and the col
per metal market shows nd improve
ment.
4 Dominion is exceedingly weak. tn
T. company is out of cash, and will hny
. to either get financial aid through
n loan or go through another rcorganizi
ton. Dominion cannot make money q
= l3c copper, and a l5c market only CIV
II /, min money proiits.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
with Charles J. Hughes in the

With Charles J. Hughes in the
United States senate NO Coloradoan
Visiting in Warrington will have oc.
casion to blush ~ he points to him
and says that 10 our senator" A
condition that has not obtained for
several years past.-Teluride Jour
nal
Mr.. Hughes il one of the biggest
and brainiest men in the west. Al
an orator he stands we'll to the
front among the nations speakers.
II he comes to Routt county he will
be met with large and appreciative
audiences. for he il \ builder and de-
veloper. He il the party's candidate
for United States senator. and II he
is sent to Washington will take rank
with the ablest men in the nation
Steamboat PfloG
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
TIVE STATE Press ON ruanrs.

Compare Hughes with Hamlin;
Shafroth with Mcdonald; and-but
what's the use?-Leadville Press.
Charles J. Hughes, Jr.. is the choice
of Colorado Democracy. The creed
lit on brains.-Durango Democrat.
Colorado Democrats made = mas
ter stroke when in state convention
they committed their party to
Chas. J. Hughes. Jr., for United
States senator.-Telluride Journal
It would be real interesting to have
senator simon Gugenheim in joint de-
bate at the Curran opera house to-
MORROW night with Chas. J. Hughes,
who Is to be his colleague at Washing
ton after March Boulder Camera
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

That James 8. Sherman, Repuph'
can nominee for vice-president. has
.Ivays been Wall Street symDar
thixer and Congressman whose every
public act and vote has indicated his
aml,ation with tho wealthy classes.
The trusts and gigantic combinations
Of capital, and against the interests
os the working man and the masses
Of the people. il generally understood
by everybody throughout the coun'
trv: that he was nominated ~ the
running mate Of Taft In this cam
peign at the special request OF the
great financial interests Of the coun-
try, IL also known; that In education'
training and environment he IL little
in sympathy with ne toilers and the
common people il . facts 2 cnarse
which has remained unrefuted
throughout this campaign; but 1t re-
mains for Mr.. H. b. Fuller. of Penn
.v,v.nia. the national legislative rep
ra.eutatiye of the Brotherhood OF Lo-
connective Engineers. to fasten upon
Mr. sherman this charge. that he Is
Of and for the few rather than OF and
for the many.
Mr. Fuller has just given for pub
,,..t,on a letter addressed by him to
W q A Beattie. q member of the
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen AZ
syracuse New York, in which he
-. IN. record of James 8. Sher-
nan p.publican candidate for vice
nrs.ident. which he has made in the
...,or., conrress in regard to mat
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
4 Wall Street Magnats Whose Congressional
Record Smells to High Heaven
ALWAYS AGAINST RAILROAD MEN
n Mas ways vsst il Congress for Trusts ant Corporations
and Against requests II tho Toilsrs


| sitaauon anu asked nim II ne "ouAo
DO Wiling 70 sign petition ior an
early call tor Hepuoiican caucus ios
the purpose OF considertng the sub
1ec! ana ne maze NO reply 70 tnis
isetsr
Upon the passage OF An employers
iiaoility Dill during the last session Of
Congress- which Dill was prepared and
introduced through the anstrumental'
ity OF railroad employees OF inc coun'
try, Candidate Sherman failed and re-
FUSED 70 vote' out q q memoer OF the
conference committee on the railroad
rate Dill IN the f1fty'ninth Congress
ne favored and agreed to an amend
ment which prohibited railroad COM
panies from Issuing Tree passes to
railroad employees or their families,
and which also subjected railroad
employe who solicited q free pass for
either himself or member OF his
family to a nne OF $loo.
lnasmuch as Sherman's record as a
congressman shows unmistakabiy that
he favors and votes for the interests
iof the great railroad trust OF this
country rather than for the interests
Of the army Of employees Of that trust.
1t Is but natural to presume. and there
Is nothing In the records against such
n nftnn that he Ia IkAWtRQ
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
PERTINENT PENciLlhos FROM
OTHER PENS.

Edward T. Taylor may be said 70
have fairly earned the nomination foz
conxressman-a which he has re-
caived. His career In the state sen
ate has GIVEN him experience In legis'
ia&ion. His record is clean. Fifty
two Colorado laws and constitutional
amendments bear his name. He wiz
b IN honor to Colorado In the ma
,,e..i House Of Representatives
Guunison News-Champion.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

shame Of that transaction. The time
Ia too short since all America laughed
at that notorious sale for US to in
crease Its degradation by delivering
the whole state to the man who had
bought Its Northumberland Post.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

The second congressional district
has not had real Congressman since
John c. Bell retired to private life.
John A. Martin will remedy the def
cheney II the voters are sufficiently
awake to their own interests to elect
him-and every indication points to
the fact that they are.-Lamar
Sparks.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
SAFETY FOR the
MONEY OF the PEOPLE
Continued from LIST page Supplement.

Continued from LIST page supplement.
other officers IL sight never to be
iorgotten-you have all seen it-but
II bank fails In Oklahoma the bank
examiner telephones out to the farm
ers to come In and get their money.
and they reply that they are busy get
ting in the hay and will csm6 in when
they have time. That il the difIer-
ence. Nearly all Of the national banks
Of that state have surrendered their
charters and taken out state charters
under the guaranty law. because they
had to do 1t or 90 out Of business.
The money Of Southern Kansas and
Western Missouri 10 pouring into the
banks Of Oklahoma in an endless
stream, because of this safety and pro
lection for the depositor. . Ia Bryan.
and in an effort to stay this tidal
wave Of currency from his state Gov
ernor Hoch Of Kansas insisted upon
and got guaranty plank into
the Republican platform Of that state
this fall.
This is matter that Is not politics.
It Is common sense. 1t effects the Re
publican the same as IT does the Dem
ocrat. 1t comes right home to yos.
and IL you want It put into force In
Colorado you have got to vote the
Democratic ticket. for the Rspubli-
cans from Judge Taft down to Jesse
Mcdonald. Guggenheim and all the
rest Of them say they win have none
of 1t.
You better think this matter over
between now and next Tuesday. and
when you get into the booth with your
secret ballot don't take any chances
on losing your money in future. but
put your cross opposite the word Dem
ocratic, and let It 30 at that.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

The Repblican brethren seem to be
worried considerably these days. No
wonder. Anyone who sees . political
hearse numbering up the roadway
should feel worried.-Trinidad Adver-
tiser.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Another bank wrecker has been
found guilty by jury. ]. e. Godding.
president Of the defunct bank at
Rocky Ford. which he wrecked, will
be sent to Canon City to keep COM
pany with Imbsden and Hill. Wonder
what the depositors Of that bank
think Of guaranteed. deposits.-Paonia
Newspaper.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

A vote for Gugsenheim Republican
ism would be consent to political
debauch of the grossest kind. The
shame Of the senatorial election Of
two years ago would be sealed by q
wider infamy. And NO Republican.
loving his party. can afford to consent
to such misfortune. There are times
when patriotism comes before party.
and this is one of them.-Denver Post.