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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

% After prospecting every moment of daylight last week, John Burris was suc- cessful in locating the source of the rich float he found south of the Crook mine week before, says the Prescott Jour nal-Miner. He now has a pay streak ten inches in thickness exposed which samples, hundreds of dollars to the ton in free gold, the yellow metal being plainly visible to the naked eye in al most every piece taken from the ledge. Burris is sinking a shaft on his new find and is energetically exploring it himself. Aep s
 Burris discovery has already revived interest in the district which has long since been known for its high grade ores. The fact that the quartz of the new discovery is of the same charae- ter as the float found near the place a week, before is conclusive proof to the miners and prospectors of the district that it is the source of the float, the richness of which startled the camp. So far as developed the ore of the new find is equally. as rich as the float bout der that cnused it's discovery. .N
 The idiscovery is located half mile south of the Crook mine and although ! the immediate vicinity has been tray eled over by hundreds of prospeetors and miners, it is a virgin discovery, not trace of any development on it being found to indicate that it's presence was ever known to the fortune hunters of the early seventies who ventured into the district, which was then one ofE:he strongholds of the Apaches. t%
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
Canvas swnings--Globe Paint Co.
Help for Those Who Have Stomach 1NfIft sF4nUOi} iTsrn,y h1a f4tttV A.ft frk

be After doctoring for about twelve years for bad stomach trouble, and spending nearly five hundred dollars foI medicine and doctors fees, I purchased my wife one box of Chamberlain < Stomach and Liver Tablets, which did her so much good that she continued to use them and they have done her more good than all of the medicine bought her before.-Samuel Boyer, Folsom Iowa. This medicine is for sale by all druggists. Samples free. saaiK
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

The court of appeals ruling in the Standard Oil ease may be regarded an other factor showing the passing of the great wave of antagonism against asso- eiated capital as such. The imposition of the fine of $29, ,240,00O had particuy larly unfavorable impression upon for eign holders of American securities and had much 70 do with what subsequently developed into almost boycott against our securities. And the annulment of the decision will, it is believed. havc quite the reverse influence. It reviyes in the first place the confidence of in vestors in the ability of the courts, and the dependence that can be placed upon them, to protect property interests. and to this extent alone is an important de yelopment.
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
MARKET NEWS

The Boston News Bureau says: The regular exchange will doubtless take over some of the leading curb stocks, but there will he enough good ones 10 make market on. 1t is likely that Miami will be one of the mining stocks to be taken over in the near future. In the meantime we understand that bull movement is contemplated in this stock in the immediate future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

''The outlook favors more than an average yield of wheat, while the hot weather is forcing corn along at rate which promises to head off killing frosts next fall and make possible . bumper yield. With high prices for his agricultural products, the farmer can afford to replenish his supplies of man ufactured goods, thus helping to set the wheels of industry in motion. La bor is being re-employed in mills. which are running fuller time, the United States Steel corporation, for instance, having blown in six furnaces and now operating 5 per cent capacity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
HELvET|A WILL START SHELTER
AMPLE SUPPLY OF ORE ON DUMP AND BLOCKED OUT IN MINE CUNNINGHAM PASS, NEAR WEN pENDALE, DEVELOPING WELL.

From Tucson comes the information the Helvetia Copper Mining & Smelt- ing company is preparing to blow in tho l50-ton smelting furnace in TIelvetia, probably before the end of the current month.
 There are two thousand tons of pay orc on the dumps ready for treatment at the shelter, besides many hindreds of thousands of tons have blocked ont in the mines, which can be sent up for transportation to the plant every day. The company during the past twelve months has done a vast amount of de- velopment work.
 In addition to the original purchase of number of claims in early 1899 from Edward Hughes and others. the company acquired more in recent years, aggregating seventy claims.
 Superintendent Steubing," said Dr. Lennox, who holds stock in the operat- ing company, "'has one hundred men at work and with the renewal of operat- tions at the shelter will add to the force. Everything IS about ready for the blowing in."
 Dr. Lennox said number of proper ties in the district are under option, but the Helvet;a Copper & Smelling company as a corporation has not taken the options. He added that the future of the camp is now assured and that telephone connection with Vail station was only matter of few days, the line of about eighteen miles being about completed.
 There is a tri-weekly stage service between Tucson and Helvetia, thirty three miles A mail stage is run be tween Vail and the camp, distance of nineteen miles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

Everybody in the Wendendale see. tion is said to be enthusiastic over the showing made by the Cunningham Pass mine, twelve miles from the town. Two years ago this mine was sold by Johu Bullard to syndicate of New York capitalists, who incorporated under tho name of the Cunningham Pass Mining company. t
 The company has done a large amount of development work on the property. There are very few mines in the terri- tory being so persistently and rapidly developed and probably none is more worthy of development. The force, at present employed consists of ffty-t wo men and they are taking ont ore at the rate of two ears per week. Harold Bax- ter is the general manager and the returns show that 12 epr cent copper and $30 in gold to the ton is being made. 1t 4tt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

Boston is at last taking note of the real copper situation. The following is the Boston report: Foreign adviees confirm the existence of large stocks of copper abroad. Shipments of copper to England and European ports for the first half of this year were 235,9is tons. against 5l,542 tons for the first half of last year. Of the quantity shipped to foreign countries this year, l6S,S7l tons were from the United States Re- eeipts from other sources were 12,0T1 tons. The consumption of copper in Germany, France, Great Britain and Russia in 1907 is estimated by for eign statistician at 34l,00O tons. Al this rate it is apparent Europe is re- eeiying an excess supply, and is re.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
Directory of Globe Unions
CARPENTERS AND Jo1NERs

Of America-Meets every Thursday D. Old Salvation Army hall c. D. olds, Pres E. S. Srawcutter, Sec.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
PRINTERS

Globe Typographical Union No 36Me first Sunday month at in Silver Belt office S. R. Spreehe Pres Carl F. Holds worth, Sec.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
BARBERs

Bber International Union of America Meets last Tuesday each month s;30 D. m Newport barber shop w. F. Martin, Pres; Otto Perdue, Sec.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

Globe Miners O. M-Meets every Tuesday at D. old Salvation Army Hal J. T. Murrish, Pres William Wills,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

Metal Prices. NEW YORK, July 2T.AThe London
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
CLERKS

Employees Union-Me First and Third Mondays Salvation Army hall A. H Hargrave President, G. Grf fifth, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28

'4ta Fun at the Iris. I9hI
 "Acrobatic Pills " one big long laugh
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
PAINTERS

Painters Papehanges America No 27-Mees Tuesday night Keegan hall Gus Jo ner, Pres; N. D. Swartout, Sec @ H E8 W
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-28
MINERS

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Evening journal., 1908-05-21
A CLASS AND MASS. FIGHT.

TT THE desire of some OF the leading members
4 Of the Manufacturers Association, which is
now in session in New York, is carried into effect
the coming political campaign will be fought
partly upon new lines
One of the leading members of the association,
in vocing his views the other day, declared that
the manufacturers were preparing for battle in
every State against the Roosevelt -Gompers COM
bination The towards" who followed the
Roosevelt ideas were to be fought to the bitter
end.
If there were a Roosevelt Gompers combina-
ton for political purposes, we believe that the
manufacturers, with all the wealth at their COM
mand, would have a very difficult job in putting
it out in battle at the polls.
Where, for instance, would the farmers of this
country, who have felt the oppressive hand of
the trusts, be in such a combat?
OF course there is no probability of a Roose-
velt-Gompers combination seeking to defeat the
manufacturers. Gompers and his supporters will
attempt to defeat in the coming election those
they regard as unfavorable TO them. And the
manufacturers will endeavor to elect those who
are disposed to support them.
We regret TO see a struggle of this kind in
sight 1t means in the end division of "class
against mass" and ultimately, should the same
lines be followed, there would be two parties in
this country on the mass and class principle,
something that would be deplorabe.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
OUR BABY

oh I wish that could tell you
OF the little baby boy,
That has come into our home-life,
Just TO be a constant JOY.
He's a little dimpled darling,
More TO us than mines of gold.
He's my chubby little grandson,
And he's only four years old.
In the morning when I leave him,
And go forth my bread to seek,
All day long feel the pressure
or his kiss upon my cheek.
And Il makes me strong to battle
With the world so proud and cold,
For he is my chubby grandson,
And he's only four years old.
When the toilsome day is ended,
And / seek my home again,
am sure to see that sweet face
Pressed against the window-pane.
And it fills my heart with gladness,
Such as never can be told,
And pray-God bless my grandson
That is only four years old.
M. C. r.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
MAKE ORATIONS
ON TEMPERANCE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. May 2l-The annual oratori-
cal contest. under the auspices Of the
Scientific Instruction Department OF the
Womans Christian Temperance Union, Of
New Castle county was held in Delaware
College Oratory last evening. The orations
were; Progress Of Scientific Temper
ance," by William Franklin Knowles;
THE Economic Basis Of Prohibition" by
Gustav Adolph Papperman; THE evils
Of Moderate Drinking" by John Vaughn
Ennis 'The Battle Against the Bottle"
by Howard Hopkins Prouse.
The decision OF the judges will be based
on the originality of the subject matter.
literary style and delivery. The Rev. Fl.
c. Mcbride. Caleb p. Burchenal and
Horace G. Eastburn are the judges. Rev.
William ]. Rowan, Phi. D., was the pre-
siding officer. The first prize is ss5 and
the second SIS.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
ANOTHER HYsrER1cAL oUrBURsr.

a MOTHER case of mysteries has started in
New York. The President has been dis
covered in a scheme to oust four members of the
United States Supreme Court That Roosevelt
IS bent upon the destruction of the country is
been slandering him. Now Roosevelts foul
hands have been put upon the Supreme Court,
and the country will go to the bow vows.
The funny thing about it is that the more these
fellows rant about the President the stronger he
becomes. When they got up their panic, which
slipped away from their CONTROL they were con-
hdent that they had made deep grave for the
President. The preacher had been summoned
and the arrangements for the Roosevelt political
funeral had been made. The mock-mourners had
gathered about awaiting the signal. "How can
Roosevelt stand up against our cry of panic his
enemies said, and so they were confident that
the people would soon be condemning the man
they had but short time before been praising
You know how easy the people change their
views" they said TO themselves. "a man is popu-
lar one day and the people will turn on him the
next so we shall have them turn on Teddy. This
will end him, and the lords of finance will again
assume their places the band wagon"
But the game did not work Instead of
Roosevelt being made responsible for the panic
the very fellows who were after his scalp find
that their own have been taken No wonder there
has been waiing and weeping and gnashing of
teeth and hystercal attempts to frighten persons
Indeed their condition is pitiful Practically
deserted by thtir crafty leader Foraker with
their tool. Cannon, in much political disrepute
these consprators against the President in New
York, and their echoes elsewhere, have become a
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
Thursday, May Al, 1908.
PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION.

ID Y USING a club Colonel Guffey controlled
~ the Democratic convention OF Pennsyl-
vania. and succeeded in electing four delegates at
LARGO TO the Denver convention who are not IN
structed for president. But after the Guitey con-
vention follows trail of dissatisfaction not sur
prising when one considers that Guhey ana men
of the stripe of Donnelly and Ryan OF Phiadel-
phia, were in control.
II is said that the Guffey delegates will support
Judge GRAY for president, but there is no assur-
ance OF that. The only anti-Bryan sentiment IN
Pennsylvania that has been worth counting is tor
Cray and thas it expressed chiefly IN the coal
regions.
But an alliance with the Guffey wing of the
party in Pennsylvania, in view of the develop
ments at Harrisburg, might do more harm than
good to the Delaware people. The Oudey con,
vention rode rough shod over the Bryan men and
their supporters. For instance, former State
Treasurer Berry the only man who has given
the party in recent years in Pennsylvania any
prestige was snubbed and rejected at every turn.
''Farmer Greasy" one of the most popular OF the
Pennsylvania Democrats, was treated likewise
One development, however, OF the convention
was the strength shown by the Bryan men, A
plank indorsng him for president was rejected by
the convention by a vote of IS7 to I23 A rather
strong vote for Bryan in the enemy's country.
The hold Mr. Bryan has upon the masses Of
the Democrats is really surprising. lie has them
bewiiched. In State like Pennsylavna he comes
in Delaware with a Delaware man suggested tor
president in a Delawa1e State convention, there
was a small minority that would have supported
BRYAN had the vote on that specific question been
put direct The Delaware convention did. not
unanimously endorse Judge Gray, as was falsely
stated in an editorial OF local evening paper that
has been throwing stones at other papers from its
own glass house. because the other papers do
things not according TO its own conceted notions.
The remarkable part Of this attachment to
BRYAN is that these Democrats seem to prefer
loser Bryan has been twice defeated for the
presidency In what manner his chances of'elec-
ton have improved has not been made apparent.
There is a vagueness in the talk of Bryan's
chances of success when his supporters are asked
about them. Only let a man get bit of paper
and begin figuring on the electoral vote, and he
would be convinced hat a mighty revolution
would have to occur in order to elect Bryan.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
SUMMER SEASON AT
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The degree Of popularity obtained by
the moving picture shows is attested
by the fact that many managers OF
frst-class houses in large cities have
arranged 70 put in moving pictures for
the summer months.
The summer season at the Gran
Opera House win start tomorrow. Ar
rangem ments have been made with
D'Esta and Boom TO present a CON-
plete moving picture exhibition. Three
shows will be given daily, 2.30. 7.30 and
800. one hour and a half of moving
pictures and Illustrated songs will be
given at each entertainment. The entire
program will be changed Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, the pictures
are sent direct from New YORK by spe-
cial messenger, thereby having a show
ing here Immediately after their New
York appearance. Little Etnel Hylands
will sing illustrated songs.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
BY THE WAYSIDE

Honest but hard-headed propertv
owners are one among many of the
burdens that are brought up every
week at the meetings of the Street and
sewer Directors. These persons abso-
lutely retuse to be moved by the COM
Dlnea suggestions of the three direc-
TOTS the street engineer, the street
commissioner and the secretary of the
BOARD with the suggestions of the city
plulnplng inspector thrown In. Recent
~ lhere was a property holder before
the directors whose honesty and good
ialth were equalled only by his deter
mination to abide by the advice OF his
plumber, despite all suggestions to the
contrary. This property owner had
been advised to use a certain size of
pipe In plumbing one Of his properties
by plumber, and he sought advice as
TO whether he could use il under the
plumbing laws. 1t was evident to the
directors and to everybody else pres
ent that smaller pipe could be used
at less cost you don't need the
larger pipe; the board will allow You
to use the smaller pipe, and it will cost
you considerably less" said President
Thomas II. Melvin. believing that he
was offering welcome information.
Aye" said the property owner, but
gentlemen, my plumber has told me to
use the larger pipe"
We'll, but it is not necessary" said
Director Gray You will save money
by using the smaller pipe"
yes. sir. but I want permission from
you to use the other pipe.'
After long speech from Mr.. Melvin,
in which it was insisted that the larger
pipe would be to his loss. the man still
persisted that his plumber had told
him to use the large pipe.
Then the assistance of Plumbing In
spector Edward F. Kane was sought. |
II you follow the advice Of your plum. |
Der you will be out lot of money" !
said the latter.
We'll, sir, but my plumber has"
'But your plumber must be labor |
ing under some mistake said Director
Sparks.
IF I'm darn fool enough to want to
use the big pipe, will you give me per-
mission to use it2" asked the property
owner in desperation.
AS the large pipe was prohibited by
the plumbing laws, his request was re-
fused.
The need Of a coroner's office, prop
erly equipped, one that could be per-
manently maintained and with a
morgue attached, seems to be one OF
the things much needed at this time. |
The city has grown to such large pro- !
portions in recent years that place OF
this kind seems needed to properly |
conduct the business OF the Office. It
has been the custom for years past for
the coroner to make his Office with the
who is appointed deputy. |
This custom does not intend to in
crease the efficiency of the Office, and a
change appropriate to the present time
is needed.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
RestfuI Sleep Restored

Mrs. P. r. Southland, Of
WOodmere, L. /, who was
nervous wreck, and could
neither eat nor sleep, was
completely restored to health
by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
In a recent interview Mrs.
Southard said:-"I can GER
tainly say your tonic-stimulant,
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
has been a great benefit to me.
/ was weak, nervous, could
not sleep and was troubled
with loss of appetite.
"Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
was recommended to me by
friends. / took it, and the
result is that l am stronger and
better in every way, can sleep
and my appetite q. is 4 much
improved.
lWrlteyou this, as l thought
it was my duty to let you know
what your great medicinal Malt
Whiskey has done for me.
Thousands of cases like that
of Mrs. Southland have been
cured during the past fifty
years, since Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey was discovered.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
Bishop DarIinqton offioiates.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. May 21.--In the absence Of
any Protestant Episcopal bishop for
this diocese, Bishop Darlington of tho
Diocese Of Harrisburg is visiting the
lower Delaware parishes this week,
where there has been no administering
of the rites Of confirmation this year.
Bishop Darlington arrived in Dover to-
day and last evening conducted a con-
firmation service in Christ Church
parish. and will, this afternoon ad-
minister the rites at a similar service
at st. Paurs
Evening journal., 1908-05-21

absolutely dsaon of matted grain; great being used to
thus destroying the and producing dged liquid food in the TO
effective muan and known science; soened
by warmth and moisture paab and freedom from injurious sub
render by the sensitive stomach
typhoid malaria of stomach trouble
diseases of the throat and lungs and all rundown and weakened cond
dons of the body brain and 1t prescribed by doctors and
recognized the worlds family medicine everywhere
CAUONWhen druggist dealer for Dus
Malt Whikey absolutely medicinal
malt whikey sold in sealed bottles bulk Price $780, Look
for Old make
Consulting
Duffy Whskey Rochester,
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
EIGHTH WARD SHY
ON RECOGNITION

Eighth ward Democrats win meet to-
night to discuss important matters.
The meeting will presided over by
James Campbell, chairman of the ward,
and a large attendance is expected.
It is said that the Democrats of the
ward are complaining of the lack of
recognition they receive at the hands
Of their party and strong resolutions
are expected to be introduced bearing
on this subject.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
Improvinq EIGHTH Street Park.

Park Committee of Council. personally
supervised a number of improvements
20 Eighth Street Park this Spring, and
the changes have greatly improved the
pretty spot. The park was soddec,
where it was needed, the three trimmed.
and today, Potter the florist, began the
work of planting flowers.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21

The eye of even the Socialist sometimes closes.
After the national convention of the party in Chi
cago had finished, the platform was scanned by
Milwaukee delegate, who discovered that the
resolutions contained plank in favor of prohibi-
ton, which had been inserted by the Finnish
delegates The convention was hastily re-sum-
moned and the plank was knocked out. The Incl
where, sometimes turning up in the most unex-
pected races. Those who have been connecting
Socialism with beer will, of course, think it re-
markable that any of the delegates at such con-
vention should have thought of a prohibition
plank
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
CAX RATE WILL
REMAIN THE SAME

At the meeting of Council tonight
the finance committee of that body will
submit its budget for the coming fiscal
year. A lengthy meeting was held by
the committee last evening. and it was
stated that the tax rate had not been
definitely settled upon, but it would
be announced tonight. It is expected
to remain the came as heretofore, S1.5O.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
Hibsrnians to Have Contest.

In Irish American hall on Bonfire
Night" June p, the Hibernian Knights
will hold a contest for the choice of
trip to the annual convention of the
knights at indianapolis, or $50 in god
Great preparations are being made for
the contest and a profitable evening
is contem plated.
Evening journal., 1908-05-21
Facts About the Moon.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
The moon at her full is a splendid
spectacle, and few statistics respect
ing this queen Of night" should prove
instructive.
1. suna is only 1-4s the size Of our
earth.
2. suna weighs only 1-s1 what our
earth does.
3. Her density or solldity is but s-s
Of ours
4. Her gravity-what bodies weigh
at her surface-equals 500 Of ours.
3. Her full brightness is only
l-6lS,OOO as bright as sunshine.
Charles Nevers Holmes,
Hotel Nottingham.
Boston, Mass, May 10.