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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-10-31
Local Items.

is III liiS W ISL
Mrs Ambrose Donley is hostess for
.he O p. NJ Club this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs w, E. Pickering are
entertaining Miss NJ. Clark of Denver
Col.
w. A. Jacobs of Racine, Il socialist
speaker, was heard at Music Hall
last night.
Miss Mae Schuster entertained St.
Cecilia Guila at her home last Mon.
day evening.
Miss Gertrude Kasper is here from
Sparta fer a couple days visit with
her sister, Mrs. &. l.. Day.
Miss Lillian Dear leaves today for
the West where che will visit friends
for several months.
Mrs. VIM. Campeau Of w. 9Th st,
entertained the WIDE Awake Bees at
her home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Geo. .1cCormick has returned
to her home in Eveleth after a stay
at the home of Mrs. Kate Mccormick
of w. 9th st.
The Agenda Club was entertained
by Mrs. Sidney Buchanan at her home
In Central Park ,ast Saturday after
noon.
+. II. Booth returned from st. Paul
where he mad taken his little daughter
Phoebe who is under the care of DR..
Gillette OF St Paul.
7. G. Mclean and Wayne Kelly ar
rived yesterday morning from Cotter
Ark, where they have been for the
the past two weeks.
Phil II. Perkins has returned from
st. CroiX Falls, where he attended
me etlng OF the board of commission
ers of the interstate park,
The Superior State Bank have
made arrangements to have burg.
lar alarm system put in that will
arouse this whole town in case of
burglary.
The Nelson Dewey Literary Society
has reorganized with Herb. Whipple,
pres; Ray Vinje Vice Pres, Hazel
Mcleod, Secy, and Prof. E. s. Jedney
Cutie.
The candidates for the various Of
fees have been keeping things hot
the past few days. There are but a
couple days left and there will be
something doing during those few
days
The Nelson Dewey football team
will meet the Washburn team at
Hammond Park this afternoon. The
game promises to be hot contest as
both teams do good playing. The
Dewey won game from Washburn
Il few weeks,
Miss Mary o. Nye has resigned her
position as instructor in the Blaine
high School same to take effect Nov.
lst and will leave soon for California
"here she accompanies her father
VINO is IN poor health.
Miss Grace Mather la. been hold
ing her opening in her new Art Store
at 3l9 Truax Block the latter part of
last week and the fore part of this
week She has good display Of sofa
pillows and all kinds of stamped
goods, place cards, fancy goods and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-10-31

sized bottles. You may
have a sample bottle Ct
this wonderful new dis
ccverv and a book that
tells al. about it, both
The oasis., 1908-09-05

The rock SO far is q rusty, decom. posed porphyry, with lots of white iron, which Is also brittle and rot. ten. Copper stains already have been encountered. During the past few weeks Manager $. r. Johnson has added fourteen claims to the original group of seventeen and Homer Santee of Patagonia is at tho camp surveying for patent the entire group of thirty-one claims.
 P. R. s..
The oasis., 1908-09-05
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Public notice is hereby given. that in accordance with the provisions of Act 6S of the Twenty-Third Legislative Assem- bly, of the Territory of Arizona, approved March 18th, 1905, a primary election shall he held in Santa Cruz county, Ari- zona Territory, on Thursday, September l7th, 1908, the polls of which to be open between the hours of a. m. and D. m. of said day, for the purpose of electing delegates to the political party conven- tions, which said conventions shall be held at Nogales, in said county and ter ritory on Thursday. October lst, 1908, at 10 o'clock, a. III. of said day: the Democratic convention to be held in the Academy Rink, and the Republican con vention in Masonic Hall, for nomina- ting officers to be voted for at the gen eral election to be held in said county and territory on Tuesday, November 8, 1908.
 That the number of offices to be filled is ten ll0), being Joint Councilman, As semblyman, Probate Judge, District At torney, Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder, Surveyor, two (2) Supervisors, together with one Justice of the Peace, and one Constable in each precinct.
 The number of delegates to be elected in each precinct in said county as ap- portioned by the democratic and repub- lican central committees, is as follows:
The oasis., 1908-09-05
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY MINES.
Interesting Notes From "The Oasis"
 Special Correspondent.

 A shaft four feet by eight feet, in- side the timber, has been started and will be sunk to q depth of two . hundred feet. The shaft is now down about forty feet and a whim is being put up to take the place of the windlas. Where the shaft is being sunk a shallow test pit had been sunk some time ago and from it was taken some very high grade copper ore. The ledge upon which the work is being done is heavy with iron and lies between lime and porphyry. There are five claims in the group, through which run other lodges besides the one now being prospected.
 Adjoining the Cunningham claims is the Agusta group, seven claims owned by Fred Miller, NJ. Marstel- Ter, Ed. Burke and Mir. oimm. The latter is a civil engineer, who was employed in the survey of the rail- road route from Patagonia and Mowry. He bought an interest in the group at the time he was mak- ing the survey. They have a ninety foot shaft on q ledge of iron stained, decomposed porphyry. At the bot tom of the shaft the ledge Is six feet wide, with sixteen inch ore streak. From the shaft a drift has been run fifty feet on the vein and good ore taken out. The ore is copper, silver, gold and lead and zinc. There are three other ledges on the group and a crosscut tunnel has been started to prospect one of them. The tunnel is now in fifty feet.
 At the Four Metals mine, which the writer visited Friday, they seemed to have cut through the ore body in which they have been working for the past ten weeks or more, in the Red Hill, but whether or not the granite in which the tunnel was breasted that day is the hanging wall of the ore body, the writer is not expert enough to say, However, after cutting through about four feet of clean, hard granite; the tunnel cut into ore again. If the intruding granite i: the hanging wall of the ore body ir which they have been working, the body in which the tunnel is now being driven must be the one tC cut which the tunnel was original ly started, before the presence O the ore first encountered was sus pected. When the tunnel wa, started it was estimated that i would have to be driven over sil hundred feet to cut the ledge whicl crops out so strongly on the top o the Red Hill. However, when il 44O feet the foot wall of an ore bod, was cut, an occurrence that agree ably surprised the management though for some time previous t that the rock taken out wa Streaked with copper sulphides From the time of cutting into tn ore body, till the narrow wall c granite was cut late last week, tn tunnel ran through 149 feet of orc
 II the ore in which they are nov working, after having cut throug the narrow dividing wall, is that ( the ledge outcropping on the hi
 Top, 1t must have widened out t such an extent that it is not UT
 likely they will have another 19
 iee( of ore to cut through. The al
 tunnel started on the north side {
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The oasis., 1908-09-05

Mir. J. w. Callahan. returned from Sinaloa Thursday evening.
 Mir. Walter Bailey has resigned as undersheriff, and the vacancy has been filled b. appointment of Mir. Lowe.
 Thursday evening Miss Drury, who has accepted post as teacher in the Nogales public school, ar rived from Tucson.
 Don't fail to see a catalogue at the Auction Party next Friday evening there is sure to be some thing you will want on 1t.
 Mrs Olive McCurdy returned Saturday evening from visit of several weeks in Naco, where she was the guest of Mrs. Johnson.
 Mir. A. B. Spencer, who has been in Tucson some months, returned a week ago, and has accepted clerkship in the NogaleS post office.
 Next Tuesday the Nogales public school will begin the school year l90S-9. The teachers are Prof c. R. Page, principal; Mrs. Josephine Saxon, Miss Drury, Miss Doherty, Miss Ethel Doherty.
 The train due from the south yesterday evening was detained near Imuris all night by a freight train wreck, and did not reach Nogales unti! nine o'clock this morning. The Tucson train awaited its arrival.
 Mir. Ramon Vasquez is making extensive Improvements on the property adjacent to his residence, on Sonoita avenue, remodelling
 the house, grading up the lot and
 preparing to lay concrete pave
 ments In front.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by
 Mir. H. w. Edwards, from Denver
 who was in the field last year as
 ore buyer for the new shelter al
 Fundicion, Sonora. The gentleman
 was en route to Lower California tC
 look to some mining interests ht
 has there.
 Robert Daily, one of the priz,
 winners in the 4th of July drilling contest, fell off the south bound passenger train near Calabasas or the night of Sept. 1st, and wa, seriously injured. He remained lying along side of the track in { dazed condition until he was dis covered next morning by the Sec tion Gang who brought him t, [ Nogales. Dr. Chenoweth was called and removed him to the Sister , Hospital, where he could receiv, proper attention.
 |, Thursday THE OASIS editor wen 3 to the Four Metal Mining Co., 5 camp in Guajolote Flat, via Wash !. ington Camp and Mowry, return ing yesterday evening. He foun f the tunnel in the Red Hill goin e forward still in good ore. The or ). body is now more than 160 fee V wide, and the other side therec h has not been reached yet, Tn if granite cut noted by Mir. Sull Il van was "a horse". Mir. S. o Johnson, the secretary and gel l. eral manager of the compan 0 started east yesterday. Mrs. JohI IT son accompanied him as far { ,f Patagonia, returning to the cam
The oasis., 1908-09-05


 Mowry Precinct No 12.-Democratic, Inspector, Geo. w. Parker, Judges, John Rusher and Clyde McPherson, Clerks, Frank Parker and Percy Wood; Repuh- lican, Inspector, c. Phelps, Judges, H. l. Cunningham and c. B. Wilson, Clerks, $. F. Hunter and -
 Salero Precinct No. l9.-Democratic, Inspector, Geo. Clarke, Judges, Jens Peterson and Geo. Lopez, Clerks, Frank Reichert and c. w. Harter; Republi- can, Inspector, A. L. Cane, Judges, w, E. Balcom and Josiah Bond, Clerks, F. Done by order of the Board of Super visors of Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
 Witness my hand and seal of the Board of Supervisors this 3rd day of August, A. D. 1908.
 SEAL. PHIL HERoLD,
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County, Arizona 5t.
The oasis., 1908-09-05
NocALeS NOTES.

Mir. J. w. Callahan returned from Sinaloa Thursday evening.
The oasis., 1908-09-05
Rsnetl ef Ttsnaaetlona.

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8iloerbogen beidaftigt. Dabei fnbr
ct 1i6 nit Der S6eere ms Iuge.
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Ofern.

Sffern, Set Der Mmfertebmns,
@p bic Grbe fid ernemt,
@p Der 8lnmenidmmf BET Seller
Sebes Ser5 1tnb Mng' erfreut.
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Die &6nisin a1er Rinen lit Die ct.
8ernaroSardlter 8iIe, ipel6e ieit Sabrs
bunoerten nit sr5kter SprgfnIt bon ben
ebrfpirbigen ct. 8ernarbS8r iibern .bereiz
tet tporben lit. Mns BEN beilfrdftigen Mle
~penfrdntern, tpelde Die fron1n1en We0n=
DIE NIT f1nOisem Sinn iarnmeIten, err
5e1l9ten lie bas iberalis tpertbone Sell
mitteI, tpeldes fi6 BET @%erifopfnng, 2es
berleiben, &erbaullngsf6fpGde nn6 nGea
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tpdbrten Dertfden 9eilmittel al bere
traie1, ebe iie fi6 5u ibrem 3a9teif bon
ben gleibneriiden anpreiinuseft fpertloz
Ter lino i6dblider Migtureu, 9iaen uno
arberer 8rdparate perIeiten Iaiien.
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nimlnt man ite orseinanoer, breitet
cine Sage grobeeren, nit neiBem
3uder rei6lib beltreut, anf oen uu-
teren SUDDEN aus unb legt nun ben
oberen pieoer oarauf. Won beitrent
oas @an5e nit 3uder uno gibt Bel
Glide iiiBen STADIUM oa5u.
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5didtfuben en-. - Man fodt 1
Saiie 3uder nit ettua / gBloffeI
@aiier nno eibt oa5u Sen Saft Die
geriebene Sdale uno oas ebenfaas
geriebene Snnere BON 3 9rangen
(obne oie &ernel nebit 2 Geeloffel
poa in @aiier atfseloite &ornitarfe.
9ies iteat man 5uriid auf ben Sfen
uno riibrt 3 giooter oa5n, morauf
man es.bei itanoieem Giibren mic
Der ouffo6en laBt. 3ulett gibt
mon oas 5u S6aum geiblagene @ei=
BE Der 3 gier oo5u nno riibrt oas
@an5e, Bis es abgefiiblt lit.
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9ie grfabrl,ng lebrt oab Die
meiiten nidts BON ibr Ieruen.
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Sci elmer Spa5ierfabrt Sic
Der 5e1eripebrmann Scruggs nno
Der Boli5iit @ron 1tadten, ging oas
Tfero Dor Dem 8uegp ourd. 8eioe
tpiroen aus benz @agen geidleu6ert
uto idner perIeBt.
Sim 90. @pril giebt oas Sio-
nep Sobnion Camp Elm Confederate
Entertainment Inn @rano Opera
Sonis.
Ser S6ulrat miro fiinftia in
Der Snlipan 8anf feline @eIber oe-
ponieren.
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bette Safe 9. Morris bon clippers,
3d. i'm Sriibidbr 1906. gr fagt:
Gin Pneumonia-Anfan binterlieb
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9nf bem 3miebelfeloern bei 90
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Sdooen oraaeriftet.
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nno eneliib nHterribten fonnen.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-23
INCREASE IN ENROLMENT.
Summer Session of State Universit,
and Library Training School Open.
Sn..cfal -, Times Rennt.iican

Summer Session Of State University
and Library Training School Open.
Special IT, Times Republican.
Iowa City, June 23.-The annual
summer session Of the state university
opened yesterday morning with about
$50 students enrolled. This Is an excep-
tionally large number for the first day,
and the attendance will exceed that Of
any previous year by at least 100.
The number Of high school teachers is
quite noticeable among the summer
school students. The summer session
will meet continuously for six weeks.
The Iowa state library commission
will conduct a summer school for Ii
brary training, in connection with the
summer session. This library work
will be in charge of the most prom
inent workers Of the states, some Of
whom are: Alice C. Tyler, secretary
Of the Iowa Library Commission, Des
Moines; M. G. Aver, S. U. !. librarian;
Miriam e. Carey, of the Iowa state
board of control, and Edna Lyman,
formerly of Oak Park library, Chicago.
Special lectures on library subjects
will be given by the following: Miss
Grace D. Rose, public librarian of Dav-
export; Johnson Brigham, Iowa state
librarian; Mrs. Horace M. Towner and
Mrs. Henry j. Howe, of the Iowa liz
brary commission; Matthew Douglas,
librarian Of Iowa College; Miss Har-
riet. A. Wood, librarian of the Cedar
Rapids public library; and Margaret
w. Brown, librarian Of the travelling Ii
brary, Iowa library commission.
The special lecture feature will also
exist in the regular summer session
work, which is in charge of Prof. F. e.
Bolton, of the university.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-23

today, and 1t was only sentiment, due
to Allison's age and long years in the
senate that saved him from defeat"
Arthur Reynolds, president of the
Des Moines National bank, who was
called to the northwest to address the
state bankers association Of Idaho,
Washington and Oregon, made the
foregoing declaration in Spokane while
on the way to the Washington state
bankers convention at North Yakima,
He added:
iowa knows Cummins and every
republican in the state is convinced
that no amount of money could pollute
him. He is a man that stands for
something and the people know 1t. He
VIII yet be a senator.
at is the fact OF Cummins' popularity
right now that is causing so much
worry to the machine men of Iowa
when they hear Senator Dolliver men
toned for the vice presidency. They
know that the minute Dolliver is re-
tired Iowa will promptly send Cum
Minis to the United States senate in his
place.
"Cummins is man of initiative. He
thinks for himself and thinks the peo-
pies way, while Dolliver represents the
old railroad machine. At the same time
Cummins is an unexcelled campaigner."
Mr.. Reynolds was a member of the
committee of the American Bankers
association, which at st. Louis three
years ago drafted report out of which
grew the national currency commits
sion. He is national figure in the
financial world and has been mentioned
for comptroller of the currency.
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Island road at that place.
J. P Tut has been elected manager
of the telephone exchange in Clutter,
and will handle it in connection with
the Traer exchange.
Yesterday was registered as the hot
test day Of the season thus far, being
80 in the shade.
Memorial services were held Sun
day afternoon, both by the Woodmen
and the Eastern Stars in their re-
spective halls. Rev. Currens gave the
address for the Woodmen, and b.
Frank Thomas the address for the
Eastern Stars. After the services, the
Woodmen went to the cemetery and
decorated the graves of their departed
members
j. r. ,Stoakes and daughter of Wells
Vile, O., arrived in Traer this week.
for an extended visit with numerous
relatives.
Jacob Gonnerman, living between
here and Dysart, has just finished
saving 11.000 feet Of native cotton
wood lumber on his farm, which he
will use in building barn on the
place. One tree sawed over 500 feet
There is an over abundance Of cher
ries in Traer this season and people
are having hard work to dispose of the
crop. Yesterday they were down to
7 cents