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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-03-18

afternoon, where the Post and Corps of
that place held their annual visit and
kept open house.
Frank Cheney of Morrisville has
come here to take charge of the drug
store formerly owned by W. v Orcutt
: and expects to open the store early next
week. 1t will be called the Avenue
! Pharmacy
The town school directors have or
ganized for the coming year by electing
! Rev. A. F. Walch chairman and clerk,
Mrs. E. A. S. May visiting committee
and David E. Porter the purchasing
agent.
The c. II Goss Co. are installing the
heating and plumbing in Gen. Paul E.
Lang residence in Oxford, N. H.
arrangements for the anniversary Of
Chamberlin Post, G. A. R., April 8, 10
and II are progressing finely and every
things points to successful observance.
-Peterson's Orchestra played at the
St Patrick's celebration Monday and will
play at Groton Friday and at Bath Sat
urday evening.
The Grand officers of the state will
visit Mystic Star Chapter, O.E.S., Thurs
day evening for inspection.
New patients at Brightlook hospital
are Mrs. Maude Kittredge, Mrs. Ger
trude Seace and Harry Gibson Of St.
Johnsbury and Henry {. Mitchell Of SUIT
ton. Harold jerks, Lucian Moore, Amy
Pope, Mrs. Maude Kittredge, Mrs.
George Copp, Mrs. Margaret S. Todd
and Mrs. James Hoyt have been dis
charged.
New patients at the St Johnsbury
hospital are Mrs L. D. Somers, Peacham,
Gideon Toussaint, St. Johnsbury, Mrs.
Amedle Fournier, North Concord Mrs.
Ellen Anger, Miss Regina Delford and
Catharine Lanctot of St. Johnsbury.
Arthur Bodwell OF McIndoes has been
discharged There are now fifteen
patients at the hospital.
Rev. Fr Sylyere of the parochial
school lectured at St. Agnes hall Sunday
evening on the French settlements in
America. Considering the bad night
there was a large audience.
Spring weather has brought the
crows, farmers have begun tapping in
their sugar orchards and wagons have
already appeared on Eastern avenue.
So far we have had a mild and most
agreeable March
The stockholders of E. & T. Fair
banks & Company received quarterly
dividend of So share on March 16.
Of Madame Brooks orchestra part
in the dance at Plymouth, N. H., March
5, the Manchester Union says, Music
for the occasion was furnished by
Madame Brooks orchestra of st. Johns
bury composed of eight pieces and all
pronounced it the finest music ever
engaged for such an affair in this town"
The N. E. 0. p entertainment, which
was postponed from the evening of
March I. will be given Saturday evening,
March 21, Light refreshments will be
served, and members and their families
are invited.
Mrs H. A. Belknap returned Monday
from New York and Boston and has
opened her millinery store on Main
street.
Mrs. F. G. Bundy chaperoned jolly
party of Union school children on a
barge ride to Lyndonville Saturday at
ternoon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-03-18
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Court Moose River, Independent
Order of Foresters, will have a masked
promenade in G. A. R. Hall, Friday even
ing. Everyone is requested to mask
Light refreshments will be served.
Quite number of the members of
Chamberlin Post and Relief Corps enjoy
ed a barge ride to Concord yesterday
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Knights of Pythias.

Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge No.
2, Tuesday eve, Mar. "a.
A Il. MARSHALL. G. {
II. w ELLIS, X. X. S.
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Modern wOOdmen of America

Regular meetings of Assqua Camp, No.
S149, are held first and third Tuesdays in
each month. Next meeting April 7, e0S.
u, ]. PICKERING, Clerk,
DAVID 1nNIN V =
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A Hired man Can insure

his life to good advantage. The higher his
hire, the more the need and wisdom of insur-
ance. All men who work, or think, for pay,
are hired men. 59th year. National Life Ins.
Co. of VT, (Mutual.)
w. w. SPRAGUE & SON,
Gen. Agents of Northeastern Vermont,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
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Palestine COmmandery, No. S, K. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday eve. April IA.
HARRY A. BARTLETT, E. c.
DBLos NJ. BACON Recorder.
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Price $l.OO to 500 per gal.

Filters ASphdtum paste and liquid filters Japan Dryers Orange
and White Shed COorS in OIL Shamrock Green BOn Paste Green
neve ddeS Crdnng COlorS Zinc and Oil Cdnd ian improved
KdS0mne Perfection Floor Oil duSt layer Colonial Wax Polish
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Mystic Star Chapter. Mo-. 29. 0. E.s.

Special meeting, Thursday, March l 8, for
work and visitation of grand officers.
MRs.LUELLA E. HART, Worthy Matron.
MRS. CARRIE GAGE, Secretary, Pro. TEN.
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IAP-A-LAC

All sizes and COO We Kdnz COOed VdniSh for floors
best Ldgene of Paint Brushes from CdmeS hair up Gold
Paint and Aluminium Paint Bronzng Liquid for Radiators Roof Paints
for all kinds roofs Paint and VdniSh all old
paint
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Figure 1t Out Yourself.

Ih paid per dividend fire insurance policy which
stock 500 term Here are
exactly $675 $135
week to be exact tne
per without insurance for anything like
of pocesf
ms policy the Providence Mutual OF Rhode Island company a
their 08t and the Oldest in the New
and States have advertised for the five weeks to give anyone
nat would produce policy that written this town that ouu
latch this policy for cheapnes. This offer is still open
CHAS. S. HASTINGS, Gen. Agent
Over the Post Office
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Passumpsic Lodge. No. ~. F. andAM.

Called Communication. Wednesday even
ing, March is. The F. {. degree will be con
ferred.
ing Apri1 16
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FRATERNITY MEETINGS.

Haswell Royal Arch Chapter. No. IL.
Stated Convocation, Friday evening. Mar
REUBEN G. CHENEY, H. p.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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DAVID K. COLE, ". NJ.
DELos NJ. BACON, Recorder.
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Permit Us 10 Saw

That Garry about $4,000 in PAINT including about everything
suggest partly follows Outside and inside white all Coors for
house paint Gloss White Flat White Wax Floor paint and Colonial
interior floor paint Auto Carriage paint VdrnS Stains Screen paint
White and Ivory Enamel Wagon paint for farmers Amdgdm
structural and barn paint Graphite paint for Tin and Iron roofs
Kydnzi floor vdrniSb. Spar Carriage and interior.
The oasis., 1908-08-08
Torres & PrietaS R'y.
TIME CARD NO. IS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

vi VIZ W 4 lAOVWb Az
TIME CARD NO. IS
In effect October 81, 1906
Train No. l, Leaves Prietas Station at S 800 a. m
Arrives Torres at S45 -
=, Q Leaves Torres at 1880 -
Arrives Prietas Station Has ;,
:, :, s, Leaves Prietas Station at 200 p, m
Arrives at Torres at 245 -
=, 4 Leaves Torres at 400
Arrives Prietas Station at 4:45 ',
ALL TRAINS CONNECT At TORRES ON
SONORA RAILWAY, NOGALES, TO QUAY
MAS AND VICE VERSA.
Wells, Fargo& Co. Express and Telegraph
In operation between Minas Prietas and all
parts OF the World
Shortest and best route to Yaqui River
Rarranca and San Marcial coal he DIS, Soyopa
sahuaripa, Ures, La Bu,a, La Dura, Yaqui
Smelling & Refining and YaQui Copper COM
panies.
Freight can be consigned to +. II, Seymour
to be forwarded by team from Minas Prietas
to the above named places,
All goods consigned to railway, are
received. forwarded and warehoused free OF
commission and storage charges.
"At Minus Prietas depot hacks always
ready To make trips 10 any OF the above
named points at reasonable rates.
Z. h. SEYMOUR, Pres Prop
The oasis., 1908-08-08

that Ia actually what local growers
have done, This has been payday
Mt the local station, which means
that the growers have been handed
checks to the amount of 10 cents
for every crate of standards which
has been received, and, including
today, approximately $4,000 has
been dropped into the pockets OF
the local growers, However, this
advance money does not mean all
that the growers are going to get,
for the returns from II. Woods of
Chicago are to the effect that ten
cars sold from that point on the
10th instant will net the growers
50 cents for standards and 90 cents
for ponies.
Cochise County Press; A move
ment has been started in the inter
est of good roads in Cochise county,
and it is a non-partisan league so
far as politics goes. The intention
of the members Of the organization
pushing the matter is TO support
only such men for the board of
supervisors this fall ms will pledge
themselves to make systematic
effort toward securing good roads
for Cochise county. The present
roads, taken ne whole, are dis
grace to the county and could, on
the other hand, be made not only
credit to the county but could
stand as a monument to any board
of supervisors who might put
through the work.
Phoenix Republican; Judge
Ainsworth yesterday began damage
! proceedings against the officials OF
Mesa in connection with his arrests
on charge of violating the speed
| ordinance of that place. Suit was
filed yesterday against Constable
NJ. C. Phelps and it was stated thai
on the return of Judge Ainsworth
! who was getting ready to leave thu
the city, actions would be instituted
= against other officials. There art
= two counts in the complain
. against Constable Phelps, one TO
each arrest. 1t is alleged in tn
4 first count that the plaintiff b,
. reason of his arrest was compelle'
= to expend in one way or anothe
i about 81 900, and that he was i
i duress for the period of two hour
!, before his discharge on writ c
habeas corpus by Judge Doan.
The oasis., 1908-08-08
Notice for Publication.
trUBLIsHER.)

Department of the Interior L. 5, Land Office
at Phoenix, Arizy July 2l, 1908, Notice is here.
by given that William A. Parker OF Camille,
Ari2., who, on June 10, 1905, made Homestead
entry Serial No, 02l4), Ne. l12S, for WlaSEl4,
SCI ,SEi, Me- SEi,. Section I, Township 22S,,
Range iSE., G. & $, X, Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final five year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above des-
cribed before Allen I. Bird, Clerk of District
Court, at NogaleS, Ari2., on the 7th day of Sept,
1905 Claimant names as witnesses: Henry
Pyeatt, Robert l.. Parsons, Peter BlouSer,
Charles +. Davis, all of Camille, Ariz.
LYMAN w WAKEFIELD, Register
July 25-August %,
The oasis., 1908-08-08
ARIZONA NEWS.


heavy rains over different sections
ofthe country have filled theLittle
Colorado river with swift surprises.
0ne hour there will hardly be
water enough to swim a duck and
the very next hour it will be SO
bieh that crow will hesitate be-
fore trying to fly over it,
Phoenix Republican: Com
munications were received yester-
aay by Marshall Moore and the
sheriff's office from Mrs, W. A.
Murray of Mayer, who wants to
learn the Whereabouts of her nus
band, w. A, Murray, He suddenly
disappeared from Mayer three
weeks ago and has not since been
heard from. His wife fears that
harm has overtaken him. He was
a blacksmith and deputy sheriff OF
Yavapai county.
Phoenix Gazette: William Jen-
nings Bryan is in Jail at Phoenix.
Not the presidential candidate, but
the brunette'S nameSake who has
been official dog catcher for several
years past. 1t was found that
William had been issuing tags, col
Letting the money and turning it
in. He would then catch dogs that
had tags, issue them to other peo-
pie, collect the money and put it
in his pocket, A smooth graft
but he was caught at it.
Florence Tribune: Captain I,
H. Rynning sent a horned toad
from Florence to a bunch of Ari-
coma friends at the Hollenbeck in
Los Angeles with instructions to
the boys to have something on the
first escape from the new prison
1t suited the gang exactly and
after liquoring abundantly at 8
West Third street bar without
liQuidating they sent Tom bill
for $2S. The party was composed
Of former sheriffs of Arizona coun
ties.
Phoenix Gazette: The McKen
nan orange grove, northeast o
Phoenix, under the Arizona canal
was sold yesterday by c. I. HRS
for the owner, to HI. A. Sevringhau
for $4,000. The grove is one o
the oldest and best in the valley
1t was planted for DR.. McKennal
by the Arizona Canal Company an,
has for years been one of the shov
places of the valley. The trac
comprises twenty acres, abou
twenty of which are planted i
oranges.
Morenci Leader: Last Thursda
evening two thousand feet of trac
was washed out on the Santa +
at Audley, a station west of Selis
man. The water rushed down o
the place sweeping all before i
The water almost carried away ii
section house. A train was mac
up in Kingman and carried trac
men from every section east of tn
place to Audley, the water beir
still several feet when the repa
crew reached there late Thursda
night, Repairs were made an
trains are now running,
Mesa Free Press: Probably Il
best news that has gone out fro
Mesa since the beginning of tt
cau,aloupe season is that there
hardly question now but VIII
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
HARPER AND co.
RETURN TO THE LYRIC

1t will be a rare pleasure to the
theater lovers of Goldheld to learn that
Manager Aylesworth has arranged for
the return for a weeks engagement of
the Georgia Harper Dramatic
This company ended Sunday last the
most successful theatrical engagement
ever occurring in Goldheld, the house
being crowded nightly with large and
enthusiastic audiences. In all. four-
teen different dramas and comedies Of
the highest type of excellence were
given. With a completeness of cast.
scenery, costumes and accessories which
has made this company the most fam
Gus in the west.
Beginning tomorrow night and rom
uinuing until next Saturday night inclu-
sive' the company will be seen in an en-
tireiy new repertoire. with the possible
should the popular demand
make II necessary to repeat any of the
old favorites. special events NAV he
made of them.
Tomorrow night the splendid comedy
The Mysterious Mr.. Bugle." will, star,
the arrangement.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01

aggressive development campaign, and
work on a large scale OF the Ruby es-
tate. adjoining the big Mizpah. will be
started in the next few weeks.
xixpah runne
d. J. Kennedy. president of the Fair
view Mizpah Mining company. paid one
of his periodic visits to the Mizpah es-
tate this week.
He found hat the big tunnel. on which
all work has been concentrated for sew
eral weeks past. has been driven 203
feet from the entrance, and is now
changing formation, which presages the
early in~terception of the great ledge
from which such sensational values
were obtained in the shaft. all the way
down to the 70-foot level.
Mr.. Kennedy Is confident hat the
ledge will be cut by the tunnel in the
course of the next two or three weeks,
and is anxiously awaiting the news OF
the big strike, which will put the Miz-
pah on a regular producing basis. Ev-
erything is in readiness for this cul-
mination to the work that has been done,
a smelter contract having been nego-
tiated, and as soon as the rich ores are
opened up by the tunnel regular output
ting and shipping will begin. Mr.. Ken
nedy expressed himself on the occasion
OF his visit as more pleased than ever
with the showing the property is max
ing-Fairview News.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
JANUARY THE BANNER
MONTH FOR ADVANCES

January OF 1905 is te banne month Of Goldfelds history to date m the nome
stock exchange. market valuesc considered Never before in the camps career has
here occurred a thirty-day ertod which witnessed a literally universla advance
In shae-prfces Proaic Statistics. cold figures hat don lie, reveal the unsus-
and incontrovetible fact that every Gohfed stock which las remained
on the Consolidated exchange every week from hat of the last Saturday of
1907 to tina whnhe ended on the final Saturday of January enjoyed an uphft in
ouotaton.t the several ascents angina from IL per cent to 4s0 per cent and aver
aging 7645 per cent
Twenty-nfne GodfAd securities recorded sales on the Golihed Consolidated
Mining Stock xchange every week Of he five which ended respective OF Satur-
laws ecember 49,, January A. January II, January Is I'M January 25. Without a
single exception these twenty-nine issues in their constant activity from the one
MONTH lend to the other closed substantially higher han they opened h data
composing the foundation for thiss statement are closing quotations found in the
sales sheetso officially issued by the exchange.
1t is obvious that those shares which are found selling every week OF the
make up he true measure of market conditions. he twenty-nfne which
havew won such station b. uninterrupted activity ron DEFENDERS last week the
orespond week of nuar together with the per cent OF net advanc in mar
ket value scored BY each within that space are Combination Fraction, IL; Mid
Pawnee, 12h; Florence NJ & L. 49,; Eureka 1867; Jumbo Extension Is;
Black Butte Extension. 20; Florence. 2Z73; Diamondfed. 2s7s; Consolidate
81 zs; Empire 37A; Lone STAR $780, Coming Nation 4167; Booth. 4211; Daisy,
A. ss: Midtown Fraction. so; Red Hills SO; Red Top Extension so; crackerjack-
(: Magnet so; General Washington. So 23; Mohawk Ledge Sc 2S; Florence X
tension. so; yellow Tiger, $3.50: Great Bend Annex, sos1; United Mines 100; Hg-
& L. $780,; Sandstone West Extension .20; Black Butte Bonanza 237 Il,
and Baby Florence. $50 h average gain for all these stocks vas 1874 PEI, cent
the end If every week ad te proht achieved apo every 800 invested in it
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
NEW YORK MARKET GOSSIP.

-. a, fe raa few days ave been charsctsrsed b prohttak
- tn. n.,Ifnxt interests which, bought steadily during Deoenoe nse o~n "a
- san x.fus md the result has been a normal hestns ne~Ns ~A~
h<lpeda along b professional operators n ne mort - - 49, -. S..-s,r
~-nrs ~ IN. week was tn sharp decline In Shelters ~hich the stsno@I
~. -surste interests are said to b cumuain Som people profess :
49,. .e.. tha. buying Is being done now 50 tina the purnAA ca p"ne -.
~, n~vsousiy ordained 70 permn the real rulers of name America TO OBTAIN =
---s-,snfs.I suten~t- In sneltes and other Gusgenhstm terpns
Morgan is Emng to Europe uu
,s,cae~ f pezce ad harmony did hot reign His departure is the best an ina
a. nr.re.sy crisis is o. history. and tina the banking position is safe Basneas
An sn IRE course Of time revive. pw hat the baracadss which have oNSNso us
avenues II business are beng removed
Tn logcal position is the bul POSITION an Ii s"sH
be- Buy on all receuons@
-. hacauset the Mid winter is making the consumpho of coal snus1Ay Hsn@
New YORK would pass for a frst~iass vinter resort this year
q ,Ar shro,ds for the pasts six months came TO life during tbs week Buft~SeN
york advanced from oe to thee aDd a half and Furnace Creek. of uns@sMy
nemory which has been neglected al ar eighth il o IN demand around ns
csntE -. - 49,.
ruh rr IN a FLASHING advance. and ths. too while The inside market has SHOWN
sskness IN fact the entire cope list as been buoysnt Superior q Pfusours
~ imperial Copper II Arizona. OF which, much Is expected are in especial nasor
IAwsons campaign in Nevada-Utah is grinding nerny anead INC ns pmn
a. ro-saltds,a Arfmaa appear to be gaining form His first payment under III
orrzutzato plan was made during the week nd II is said hat ansene
ave been perfected TO take care Of tbs companys Indebtedness md DISCHARGE the
recefver Lawson Is encouraging tbs weakened element among ms ioho~"s "
SELL II Is nt believed generally among the professtonas mere tht ms ea"p@s"
o. bsvhsr pdoes In his specaifhsh has met with am etback
Gotdnad issues are constantly gaining IN avor The new interests IN me
nsck are procaInfng Godfeld Consolidated TO b a nd-bea These new IN
tereS.s are actively represented b. Hayce Stone * o whose principals are De-
reyed to be III old Traction crovd-WIdsne EIkins an yam
A leading New York daily paper said this week that Coldneid sohda Is
the richest gold mine ever discovered in the historyo II the world The roadnes
md comprehensfvenesso Of his statement shows hw encent is the press Work 10
being done or behalf of the new interests 1t is interesting TO note however nat
both public M professionals are beginning to believe hiatt the oregon gex'raor
binary statement nay b entirely warranted b the facts Certain IT Is That GOLD
field stocks are gaining strength rapidly N that the curb believes he Goldhed
list Wi lead a new mIning exchement which VIII more thar match last All Doom
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
RED TOP Elk. A

II the Red Top Extension Leasing
companys lease on the Red Top Exten-
sion is not in shipping material within
thirty days from it's resumption of ac-
tivity, scheduled for this month It will
De because all signs fail. On every
hand its ~neighbors have demonstrated
the locality and enrichment of the big
Red Top lead, which cannot logically
escape the leases borders. Its own
smart is down 210 feet, but the initial
work will be lone by a crosscut from
,he station to be cut at about 42o feel
IN the Mohawk Red Top lease on the ad-
joining Miss Jessie claim OF the Laguna.
owned by the Consolidated The Mohawk
hed Top lease has only eight months 10
rum but the Red Top Extension lease
VIII not expire until eighteen months
after its resumption OF activity. 1t eA-
poets to be in profitable ore seventeen
months o. that time and has arrangea
Tor a Continuance OF it's use Of the MO.
hawk bod TOP shaft. Milling ore mine'
VIII he Allowed to remain on the Exteh-
sion lsaak's dump indefinitely. pendins
plans f04 Its reduction.
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MlNTCn. A Goldfeld Claim close
LUs in. making some show
ing, reasonably priced. Give full par
~ticulars in first letter. Address Y, The
Goldfeld News Office.


In the District Court Of the FIRST Judi
IN and for III County Of Esmeralda-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01

The Miners Union hospital has been
turned over to DIR. E. A. Wheeler h
proposes hereafter to conduct 1t as an
independent institution. free from all
s~ectarian or Industrial affiliations. The
hospital has a capacity for 10 patients
and is one of the most modern institu-
lions in the west. When 1t was COM
pleted last winter It ranked as the only
strictly up-to-date hospital in Nevada
Heretofore the hospital has been In
charge of a committee of the Miners
union. but hereafter 1t will be open to
the general public with special attention
to the wants Of women M children.