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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
OLD DOMINION HAS TO
 IMPORT ITS sULPHrDEs
From Thursday's Daliy)


 \ dispatch from Boston under date of May lg says: The Old Dominion has again had io call for outside help in securing adequate sulphur to permit it Co operate at a profit on I2a, cent copper
 The March output of copper was g., small as io prevent any showing Of net earnings. It requires an output or about 3,j00,0oO pounds of copper per month to secure the low treatment costs necessary io show profits on low cop per market, especially when the pres cnt Old Dominion copper costs include such large amount of dead work.
 The company is now securing about Too tons of sulphidc ore from tac Cop per Queen mine at Bisbcc, but it has made q very desirable contract for Cal. ifornin mlphidc ores which will soon be coming forward and relieve tho Copper Queen from further shipments.
 So long as the old Dominion has ;p buy outside sulphidc ores it Is handi. capped by the present low price of cop. per In six months time however it should hc able io secure from its low cr levels sunicicn tonnage to make it independent of outside ores.
 In the meantime Q, Is planned to cob tinue production at about 3,jOO.O0r pounds per month. and with tais p-o. duc,ion, even with the present low cop. per market, President Smith fgures that the company should earn sj0.0O0 net per month, which is equal to s2 per share per annum.
 On the 18th level the management has not ascertaincd the width of the ore body ss yet, as it nas not run . cross cut It is driving east along the foot wall. and the hanging wall side of the drift IS all in orc averaging about 10 per cent copper. This is thc same bigh grade ore body opened on the lith level.
 The management will make sirenn ous efforts in the next few months L. control the water in the west coun,ry so as to permi, of the mining of the rich ore in that section. It is believed that the bulk of this water comes from Pnal creek, go an attempt will be madc to dam the water and Hume ii before it reaches the mine. The mine is now making 3,5O0.o00 gallons of water pr day, and this is being easily handlei and the flow IS beginning to decrease.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
NORTH CONVICTED
 or LIBELINo NOLAN
(From Thursdays Daily)

Less than fifteen minutes after Judge Sloan finished his charge in the district court yesterday, the jury in the ease of C. w. North, indicted by the grand jury on libel charge, re. turned verdict of guilty.
 Defendant circulated papers on w1ieh were written defamstory. statements Of NJ. ] Nolan st the lstter's store in Columbia. February 2e. He represent ed Nolan as being thief, liar and au- arehist, and an undesirable citizen gen orally. The papers were strewn op the floor of Nolso's store, February 20. North's arrest followed He was bound over to appear before the grand jury under t500 bond. An indictment was returned by the grand jury and immediately afterwards North's bonds. men surrendered him to the sheriff, who lodged him in the county jail.
 North has been s resident of Colum. bia a number of years and owns prom ising mining property in the Humbug district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
ACCUSED OF THEFT or
 CARsoN's FILLY
uFrom Fridays Dslly)

After two days ride in the Upper Verde and IIell's Canyon country, Dep uty Sheriff John Merritt arrested Joe Gutirrez, charged with the theft of Kit Carson's thoroughbred Ally on Monday last at the Pitts ranch. He returned here last night with his prisoner Gu' tirrez was released last night, Colin Campbell furnishing the bond for his sppcaranee before Justice of the Peace McLane today.
 Gutirrez is range foreman and camp rustler for Colin Campbell. He has charge of n large number of Camp bells sheep and has always borne n good reputation. He claims that Car sons Ally followed him from the viein' ity of Carson's camp and that he ran it away from his camps several times since Monday. Deputy Sheriff Merrit' saw the Ally on the range running wi'n A hand of wild broneOs. Kit Carsoh demanded of Deputy Merritt the req son he did not restore the lilly to hiin' Merritt informed the famous hunter that his warrant of arrest was Tor "u' ,irrez and not the animal, and that ne was not catching horses for ii'ihg just now.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
BIG SURPRISES IN
 STORE AT r. B. BALL
(from Thursday's 's Daily)

Judging from the interest manifest. ed throughout the city in the coming Masquerade Ball to be given tomorrow evening by the Fraternsl slBrotherhood, Lodge No. 35s, that affair will prove one of the most clever and entertain. ing ever attempted by the members of the lodge, who have already won a reputation for "doing things right"
 It has leaked out tha. those m charge of the affair have arranged for a number of surprises for those attend. ing, but just exactly what they are Is being guarded with jealous care. Ina; large number of original, and possi. bly startling costumes will be seen ol the floor Friday evening is an admit. ted fact. Several prizes are to be awarded those having tlc best eos. tunes and the dancers on masquc wlo contemplate attending are now hard at work originating and dcvising cos- tunes.
 That an immense throng of merry makers will attend is assured by ;hc large number of tickets already sol'l, and by the general interest being talk en in the event. The lBcsse orchestra has been engaged for the occasion, aui with dainty costumes, groiesque eos tunes. droll costumes, ludicrous eos tunes and, in fact, costumes of every description to please the eye, it is h forcgonc conclusion that everyone at tending will have "tnc time of thc'r livcs.'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
5000 BAR RECEIVED
 FROM ACCIDENTAL MIME
fFronn Thursday's DaIly)

Following closely its recent boli.ss shipment, the Poland Mining Company, sent in smother gold bar to the Prs, colt National Bank yesterday to bs forwarded to the branch mint at S.n Francisco. The bar weighs s3,000, .sd is of exceptionally pare gold, very tt tle silver or other minerals being ai lowed vito it. IL is the result of elcsrup Of inc mill made after s short run on ores from the Accidental miss. which is located on the Walker side oi the range dividing Lynr creek from Big Hug The mine is among a mum Der of the eompany's properties worked through The Poland tunnel which eats through the range from Poland c. Lypr creek
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
COLONEL MOsBY IS
 IN HOSPITAL IN WASHINGTON
From Thursdsy's Daily)

WASHINGTON, D. C., May l9.-C"l oncl John <. Mosby, the ez Confed'r' ate scout and colonel of cavalry, has been ill for some time and Is now an inmate of the Garfield hospital in this city. He is in his seventy.6fth year, but he is possessed of n rugged eOnst' tuition and his physicians expect him ta pull through his present illness unless complications set in.
 Colonel Mosby is one of the most prominent of the surviving leaders of the Confederate army, wnose ranks are being rapidly thinned by death. He gained fame as the commander and leader of force of partisan cavalry known as Mosby's Rangers who were as picturesque and brave and cav alier lot of fighters as ever went to war. No body of Confederate soldiers were feared as were Mosby's men, ani the colonel was their genius.
 A native of Virginia, Colonel Mosly was one of the first to enlist in the cause of the Confederacy, and the part he played in the big struggle made th" union commanders wish that he had never turned his attention io the art of war. His raid.on the rear of Me. Clellan's army OF the Chiekahominy was as bold a bit of enterprise as may be read in the history of warfare. His most brilliant feat was the capture of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27

Arizona specifically provide that the jury shall determine whether or no, such special pleas shall have weight in the finding of their verdict.
 Judging from the recent action of the supreme court in the matter. i, would seem that the attorneys for storm were possibly correct in their contention
 The supreme courts action in pass. ing over the ease until the fall term means that storm will be allowed his liberty under his present bonds. until q final judgment is rendered.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
FOR MEETING
 PRovoKEs A STORM
I'D Wednesdays Dsllvs

from Wednesdays Daily
 r,. Yll>hcd official call for meet of 'nr Republican Territorial Cen
 committee to be held at Phoenix 1 rH May 22, seems to have pro.
 mild typhoon in Phoenix, that
 .n',r of Arizona politics. Tn, ... --ucd by Vice Chairman flag
 , Ii is rcpudiatcd by Chairman
 Tcnncy, according to a dis
 received yesterday by Col. Vim.
 who presided over the histor. l, son convention.
 r dispatch reads:
 r.I for meeting of territorial cen
 committee at Phoenix by Haggott H. minority. Penney, chairman h1'r the action of Haggott." rr Journal Miner does not profc ,s rN 'hc object of the meeting oth. l n appears upon the surface in \, 1,..al call, but it is stated that (,mn Penney repeatedly refused \, request to call such meeting. krcupon. it is said that a request I,fng he signatures of three fourths bc members of the territorial com. |. .rcc was made upon Vice Chairman ki.go', and he acceded thereto, a pro |ring quite customary in similarly t.nilrd bodies.
 Ibc republican territorial committee composed of equal representation hsn each county, and if it be true that nsiority of tho members thereof pied in request for a special meet. ,r there is nothing either impuden. ] Illegal about the proceeding.
 What ihc moving spirits behind the p,iing expect or propose to do, is no. ssrr, but it is conicctured that their rno,c IS to analyze the proceedings 'ho Two conventions at Tucson. ant ] 'mp'vfy matters as to enable the Tn''cc on credentials of the na. 'rl committee to pass iudgmcr; f...' unnecessary delay upon the 'r' nf the contesting dclegations. .' only surmisc, however, and it 'a..l principally upon the fact that p only opposition to the meeting ap. ir' .ns far to emanatc from those .1 were in sympathy or identified 'h 'p Herring convention at Tucson.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
LOS ANGELES MEN INTERESTED
(From Fridays Daily)

Joseph l.. Giroux, formerly general manager of the United Verde mine al Jerome, passed through here yesterday morning on his way from Los Angeles to the Copper Creek section of the Eu' reka district where he has promising interests. He was accompanied by three Los Angeles capitalists who are heav' ily interested in number of his min. ing enterprise.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
KINGMAN SOON TO
 HAVE COURT HOUSE

klNGMAN. Ariz, May Io.-Kine. mans new courthouse vii stand in stately beauty at the head of Santa Fe avenue, facing down the avcnuc. four blocks to the Santa Fc depot and liar. vey eating house, afrording most in. tercsting view of the town, valley ana mountains because of it's moderate. vel sufficient elevation.
 This modern structure will be erect. cd of our ideal building stone close q, hand. And then with the avenue walked on both sides, and vita avn. etrical shade trees aligning these walks from court house to the Santa Fe sta. ton, there will be presented to the cit. izcns and the hundreds of daily pas. sengcrs, n picture of delight. and King. man will vie with the most beautiful towns and cities of the territory in this modest attraction.
 History informs us that three years ago the territorial legislature passed an act authorizing this county 10 issue s3O,0oo worth of bonds. to build the much needed court house and iail This action has long awaited ratification bv congress to make such bonds available to the county. Let us see: Fighting Bob Evans, of the big fleet in San Francisco. declared that we "had to, many statesmen, too few big battle. ships for the greatest peace and pros pcrity of this nation.' This national axiom may well apply in modified sense, and declare that We have too many statesmen, and too few business men in senate and congressional halls at Washington, for the highest mate. riaal interest of this great common. wealth.
 When election comes around Demos. themes is hardly in it for platform olo. qucnce formulated into assurances of | what the country Is going to get as soon as some of these statesmen get into congress by our votes. We naturally | cnthusc and throw up our hats in con. vcntion assembled. which is big with expectations. But results too often fail to follow. What this country needs for its greatest commercial good is | action. Put more business men at the | capitol tO transact the business of the | naton-mcn who will talk less and do | more. men who get there in business affairs. This business scir imcnt is growing, and justly so, throughout the land. Take from local class of such men as we have right here, Henry | Loyin. Geo. Bonelli. Hon. ]. r.. rcrr, | and II. II. Watkins, who would get rc. suits in Washington, because either of them would stick to their purpose day and night until results were obtained for the good of their constituency. Give us greater number of business men to develop, handle and direct the and commercial destinics of | this broad land, and then, and not till then, will the results of representatives in the senate and congres. of these United States be commensurate with | the ever increasing demands of thi, great commonwealth We would then i soon enjoy a pridcfu satisfaction in | pointing to our magnificent county | all completed at the head of a beautiful avenue in our little city.
 MORE ANON.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
FORM MAY ESCAPE
 PENITENTIARY SENTENCE

tfropl Wednesdays Daily.)
 When it became known here, in legal Firflcs yesterday, that the supreme tour, had heard oral arguments on ,he motion for rc.hearing in the ease of James r. storm, convicted and un. Ter sentence io inc penitentiary for
 mhcilIomcnt of county funds, and had
 aSs'd inc matter over until the fall
 'rm, thc opinion was freely expressed Aa' storm might, after all, dodge the s'c' of Numa's convict encampment.
 The action of the supreme court in h' matter was entirely contrary to tho udal node of procedure. After e'oW ', conviction in the local courts appeal was taken to the supreme nor pf the territory. On March 27. pl', that body handed down its iudg- slt, affirming the decision of the AE'r court. A motion for rchearing '' made, and Monday the matter was nied up. The law in the premises ra'e' that no oral arguments shall be tsId bv the supreme court except at ne invitation of that body. This was 'ha' inc supreme court members did, ld II. D. Ross, Frank Cox and T. q. Norris, on behalf of defendant, pre-. sh'od their ease orally io the supreme "or', the arguments occupying over n hours time.
 Yesterday afternoon the supreme 'nr' announced that it had not fully ''rlded the matter, and that the ease 'onld go over until the fall term, at 'olch time judgment would he hand d down. The apparent uncertainty " The supreme court judges in the mat' ef' and the fact that the ease was con uhu"d until the fall term, denotes, ac- 'ofding to number of leading local ''orneys that the supreme court 's |"ldently undetermined in the premises 'ai that it is possible that body may '''erSe ifs judgment.
 Al the time the announcement was nade that the ease would go over m 'i the fall term, the supreme court also 'hnounced that Storms attorneys nlgh, file additional authorities if they Sw ft.
 When storm was first brought to ual it was for the emhczzlement of 'ome sl5,000, the entire amount of hls "eged shortage. Upon the trial Of nn particular ease Storm was acquit' "d' Later he was indicted upon sey' wal counts in connection with the "ortage, and three other trials re- "''ed, one of which was an acquittal, '0e disagreement and the last one ''hvicton.
 During the last trial attorneys for ''ofm argued in his behalf former Fopardy of their client and former ac, 'ullaL The trial court ruled, as a matter of law, that there was insuf'ic' 'en' evidence to sustain either of these ''Pe'lal pleas, and the case went to the 'ufy with these special pleas excluded
 ID appealing to the supreme court ''orm s attorneys alleged it was a ia 1' error for the trial court to rule on '''Se points, asserting that the laws of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
MINING YER YACrIvE.

Tx Supervisor A. A. Moore IS here from his home in Walnut Grove on a short business visit. MT. Moore states that mining is unusually active in his section and several large mining trans actions under consideration.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-27
DooMs BUCKET SHOPS.

ALBANY, May 2t.-Gov' Hughes signed the bucket shop bill
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18

Science. We ask you to investigate. not
Christian Scientists, but Christian Science,
and see how absolutely it reveals the Cody
standard wherein what blesses one blesSes
all Christian Science is the manifesto
ton Of that Love that respects no person,
that knows no relationship save the univer-
sal brotherhood, bringing to mankind the
satisfied consciousness that it is really de
mOnstrably proved that God is Love- In
this consciousness of demonstrate religion
the Christian Scientists have their ATS
faction. their JOY, their realization Of har-
mOny, that can never be disturbed, and their
consciousness Of Love that stretches out in
to the universe, including all in its omnis-
cence, turning us weary and heavy laden
with the burden of unrighteousncss to Cal
vary and the Cross, where we are freed
from it's weight and shadow, in fulfilment
of the promise, finding surcease for our
pain, our sorrow, and our tears in spiritual
regeneration, emerging gently out Of self
and away from the world. the flesh and evil
into that eternal peace which God giveth
| His beloved children towards which Mrs
| Eddy, Gods revelator 10 this age, is lead
ing us.
| Paul in his epis,le to the Romans writes
For it is written, As live, saith the Lord,
every knee shall bow to me- and every
tongue shall confess to God SO then
every one of us shall give account of him
self to God. Let us not therefore judge
one another any more: but judge this rath-
er, that no man put stumbling block an
occasion to fall in his brothers way" For
! he that in these things serveth Christ is ac-
| ceptable to God. and approved of men,
Every promise shall be fulfilled, and the
grand work of Christ, eXempliticd in
Christian Science. become universally &C
cepted
Then shall His will he done on earth
as it is in heaven" Then shall we realize
that His lis the kingdom. and the power
and the glory, forever. seeing the full
fruition of Love, having no other gods than
our 'Fa1her which art in heaven who is
Life. Truth. and Love everlasting.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18
R E A D I H | S
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Have Been
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To Take
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18

"Thc conscience fund is q curious in
gtitutiOn." laid the stranger
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum,
land if all the money that belongs
there could he collected the govern
ment would have enough to run with
out collecting any taxes for a long
time '-Washingion Star.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18

The most offensive thing you can say
to Tuscan is that he Is ignorant or
i'll bred. You may call him fool or
thief or a liar, and he will only grin
at you, but every peasant considers
himself gentleman and desires to run
a knife into any one who questions his
manners. =,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18

Lady (age seven)-How much is that.
please? Stakeholder, at booth of church
fair (age nine)-How much has your
mother given you to spend?-Punch.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-18

Mrs. Eddy is the exemplar Of the life
work of all Christian Scientists. She has
beautifully outlined this work in the fol-
lowing words. quoted from one of her
poems:
"My prayer, some daily good to do
70 Thine. for Thee:
An offering pure Of Love, whereto
God leadeth me-
My friends in accepting Christian Science
what is it You accept: Some one has called
it THE greatest thing in the world" We
Christian Scientists know it is the sublimest
thing in eternity. Christian Science is the
demonstration of that great. tender. com
passionate Love which Jesus the Christ
manifested to the world not only in His
Word. but in His demonstration Of it's
wonderful power We want You to know
and realize that Christian Science is the
we lire the religion of Love. making its
demonstration that Of doing unto others as
we would be done by. are we showing any
conception of that religion, pure and
undetled,'' which the Bible commands us
to demonstrate.
My friends. Love brings no evil, no suffer-
ing to any man. and a knowledge of Love,
as it is given in Christian Science, en-.
ables man to reach out to his brother with
a tenderness. sweetness, sense of con-
sideration the world has never known until
1t has been given to 1t through Christian
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-24
The Power Of Habit,

The power Of habit was strikingly
illustrated not long ago in Philadel-
phia shirt waist factory. Ono woman
who had done nothing but sew up the
seams OF sleeves for four years was
taken of that particular job and was
asked to run up seams in the body
OF the waists. She complained that
the change made her so nervous that
she could not work.
But what Is the difference ?" asked
the foreman. There is nothing but q
straight seam here, just the same as
you have been used to-"
~ know" replied the woman, with
true feminine logic, "but 1t isn't
sleeves"
And 1t did indeed prove to be a fact
that owing to her four years OF steady
work on sleeves 1t took her fully that
many weeks to overcome her nervous.
ness sufficiently 10 run the machine at
her accustomed speed when sewing
another part OF the waist