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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18
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Quatitdt, mei6er in Der abrunSung unb
mebr sldn3eub pie Seibe, pelde In aus
beren 9absn offerirt pirb. @epDbnlid
pertauft 30 $1.25 bic @lle unb ipenn
beute BON uus ausetauft. fOuuteu mir
iie nidt unter $1.25 bic @lle uerfaufen,
Inn siuen Profit 3u MAIDEN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
VERY SIGNIFICANT.

M better Illustration could be- Civ
cn of the progress that IS being made
by the advocates Of more liberal gov
eminent in Russia than is to be- found
In the imperial dccrce relieving Grand
Duke Nicholas OF his duties as prcsi-
dent OF the council for national de-
Tense. This action Is the direct and
forcsecn result Of the dumas out
spoken donunciation Of 'drrcspousi-
BILE grand ducal management OF mill
itary aud naval affairs. There can be
reform. said the duma orators,
without discipline and responsibility.
and there can be no discipline whore
a nominal subordinate of a minister
lis placed above criticism 10y mere ac-
cident Of birth, such attacks on
grand dukes would have been treason
a few years ago; today they are not
only possible but fruitful other in
cidcnts of the same kind could be-
cited. and none dispute their signlG-
canoe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
MAKING n RIDICULOUS.

Justice Gayuor of the supreme court
of New york. recently rendered "a dee
cislon i'm q gambling casc brought hc-
fore him which plainly shows that 10
is Impossible to carry the reform aim
ed against the gambling evil to The
ridiculous extent OF forbldding people
from INDUCING IN the perfectly nat
ural tendency to enforce their judy
mcut with WagcIs There is a great
difference between habltual betting
with professionals and the occasional
Offering of a stake as Il means Of en-
tcrtainmcnt in any sport, contest on
action. Justice Guynor's decision was
70 the effect that the law was not Vio-
lated by George sterling because he
made a bet Of a dozen golf balls with
Ephraim Hamm ON the result of a
game about to be played, and had en-
tered the bet On a card Hamm won
the game and sterling paid the bet
ana was put under arrest by a deputy
sheriff Justice GaAnor decided that
the transaction did not constitute a
crime, aud declared
'The law has never descended to
thrusting It's nose into the personal
conduct of men and To that
extent. and those who try 10 make out
that It has only tend to create a dis
respect for IT,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

grammar schools, of taking all sorts
Of raw material-childrcn Of foreign
birth. children IN whose homes study
is impossiblc-Wc can hardly complain
that the work often drags. our chief
criticism is that in so many cases 10
provision Is made for promoting the
bright children more rnpfdly. They
are held back IN q lock-stop with the
rest The boy who can easily com
plcte the program for three years ia
two or two and q half. and who would
profit largely by moving ahead qulcR
~, is not allowed to break thc RANKS.
he is under no stimulus to exert him-
SELF and do his best. As a result. he
1awdlcs and forms thoroughly bad
habits of application, habits which
may cling 20 him and clog him
through NE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
SUCCESS IN FIGHTING lIRE.

lu tho course of an article entitled
Combinations and tho High Pressure
Water system thu Chicago Record
Herald praduccs figures ga SHOW thar
me LOSSES from great nrcs IN thl.
country are tep times as much as iu
Europe. and then says it is plain that
certain local ana removable cause. cope.
rtat, iu America Co Increase the men
ace cot lite The causes usually ass
signed are the absence of necessary
regulations, indifferent aud ha-ts gou
-truytIou and ineffective nre depart.
mcuts. No doubt am ol those elements
arv present iu e mrIsur,
NoV York seems to have demon
stiitrl uumisiskahlN that the greatest
single protective measure which cam
u, taRcu is the installation ot hish
pressure water mains la tho cougrsi-
,J districts After q recent nrc m
West Twenty fourth street. during
which the bIsh power mains Wyru
.tH.rYughlS tested. bin, chief croker
,rutIrd uh, assertion thit the area
l.l bl thc-, mains was SECURE against
lu> disastrous u|uthurat
lu chicago thy Rcyord- tyrlld say
.H. recent its weather msdu most
ar'pIr take Thought ol Chs, need f1r
'uItH,r protection against eanHsgra
Aud j aij~ High pr,~-ul, wac
COG mains should Doe fuil, provided lor
lrIo when ths subway Is built. aud jne
city should be prepared 90 put tb,
Sun system into operation the minute
,hf permanent mains can o, iaIl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
JUST SIMPLY KILLING.

Tho Washington sta declares that
Newport society is the most perfectly
witty proposition in the world. and Il
produces the facts to sustain It's state
mcut. ordinary humanity, says the
star. is Napid ANA dull to thc point Of
utter insanity compared with the drn-
liens of that select and exclusive neck
OF woods. The most brilliant mental
cfloresccucc from the unrlcct of the
common world Is but a feeble tapcr's
glow compared with the scintillation
from the dullcst Newport mind Ey-
crNhudN well remembers the cXcruci-
atiuE humorous monkey dinner of sew
cral seasons ago, which should have
put at rest forever all doubt regard
Ing the high quality of the ultra SOC
ciul brain. If, however, any question
touching on aud appcrtaining to this
point, as MT Dcvcry wound say, should
remain, Il dispatch just received from
Newport auniccs to set it az rest for
ever.
"rirIie Goclct rs always ready for
70 joke certainly hc pcrpotratcd one
last saturday evening, when his moth
c. Mrs Robert Goclct. gay u dance
iur him THE tavors were beautiful
hut u INC uuclc sam figure Birdie
awarded the prizes personally, and
gave out brand new nvc and ten cent
piD.r These are being kept ass
Souvenirs aud their owners are await
ms HIa next Joke"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
pHr NEW STYLE ~ POLITICS.


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''''"'iN' l"'''','HN ''' same "7 inc
'pu''''ls '' 'n'" county pu' IN p'''-
,''' ''.' N''''"N' '"' ""IN 'Ii'i'h''
'''lF uh'l ~ me States ~ governed
'' ""' WINE here % was arranged ana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

there is an odd feature in he fact
that the big bosses, who nearly always
preserve Il degree Of prudent respect
for the better element and anxious
thought for the various classes and
interests that compose the community.
seem TO have lost control, so that the
minor bosses. who care for nothing
except their special desire Of the hour,
made up the vote 10 suit themselves
Evidently the election of senators
by direct vote would compel parties
to strengthen t1cit machinery ana
pay the closest possible To
largo cties. A party would not care
TO trust ID senaioiShip {" the chances
81 division among candidates Wheth-
or they would also be compelled TO
select candidates OF "A qualify dilIcf-
cnl if"m mat OF the men VINO are or
d~lnarily ehoscn by legislatures Is NOT
pain. Missouri democrats VIII IN
slfuct IN November b} primary "h'lh-
er Their party strength ~ the ext
legislature VIII DC voted Tor senator
stone ~ Governor FoIk But b"th
parties IN ilIlnols Expressed ih'li
wishes "h the senatofship, ana the
men ehoftn are ot about me type
ti'elea ny the average legislature in
ih'l state.
lHt ~. Louis ItrpubHe. democratic
organ admitting thc dissatisfaction
over the loeal branch of the primary
TN"nfIITnHnT g4Ea. IbHf AntfIuFtnEg I'm .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

BURN TIE BUGS.

We hRre several times called attcn.
ton to The fact that la order to escape
an intolerabie nuisance u rs necessary
70 destroy the caterpillar nests that
are now hanging In the cottonwood
trees, aud nearly ready 10 discharge
their disgusting contents upon people
on the sidewalks.
And Il Is not necessary 10 wait for
the city authorities 10 take action Ia
The mator, Thu people can do the
work themselves. or course II would
be more thoroughly done If the city
would give to thc matter the work or
three or four men for three or four
days. but the great bulk Of the nui-
Hanco can BE- prevented n cach house
holder VIII c'eau out the trees on his
~ premises. A number OF persons
have already dome go, and W. appeal
to tho sense Of ncatncss. and the pub
zee spirit of an the people of the city
To- follow their good example.
II IL a. very simple process Mako
a torch by Tying on the end u a long
stick or pole a picoo Of old cloth sat
ufated with coat Oh. aud when light.
40. apply the flame TO the under side
of the nests and YOU win be aston
ishcd al he myrinds of nasty little
vorms that YOU viii bring down. The
most of the nests hang low ON the
trees, ana can be reached without any
trouble In this way, with the OK
pondituro Of "a very littlo time. you
can destroy what VIII otherwise hc 70
disgusting nuisance for more than 81
month. But il lr % work that should
be lone without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

Th, bauk cl,ar.ugs of Sew York
WON, 81 StflN.0oo ls.f week. I5 pct
cent lrss than th'-, of lhr correspond
,us week. Boo 1905, Ever> succeeding
report shows 1n Improvement. and
ther. Is every reason Co believe that
100 "a comparatively short perind they
uuI show increase oNcr thg GORE
~poudIng weeks of the previous year.
Kansas Clt, ST. Loul- aud 81. Paul
afl show increases over 1901 They
ary ths FIRST to f-rl thv impulse of thc
big gluu outlook
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

Th, N,a York Post points out SOM
features ot ths American rubIi. thooI
system which are worthy of tht aucu-
ti"u Of educators in a1 tatrt a5 tho
country. THE pa,e of CLASSES Is saws
in th" Grammar hn.Is I- determined
ht tHr HteraHe pus.i ur l.thnp. uu
lli- H utIi. hr'uU tbr average Goo
view of the ask thrown upon our
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

Thirteen hauk- and trust compa-
nI,s with t0iec eel many branches
closed their doors last fail locking up
$50 0o.nu AI arc nou reaprucd co.
merged and every dollar 1T the NONE,
De- af' lf his f,rt cnuli D., as Niiri,
r.Hd UHa .hr rlui. usWs a.trn
months ~ th Sew Y.rf
Waiia u mislt OBJ, we'll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
The difference.

Boost, and the world Will glyc YOU
The smile OF approval; knock. aud
your names Dcnnis-LakeNoud
Progress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying

T~4N'FADOtIy IIkes a HOOslCr.
Everybody likes Il booster but
k1ocker gets very little sympathy
Lakewood Progress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
HAVE
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TROUBLES

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14
SWORN CALCULATION.
Territory OF New Mexico.
County OF BernalinO.-ss.

Territory OF New Mexico.
County OF Bernalillo.-ss.
d. $. Boucher. appearing before IN
personally, aud FIRST being dui" sworn.
declares ind ssys that he ts hu4ines'
manager OF The journal Publishing
Company OF Albuquerque. New Mex
leo. and that during the m0ntG OF
April. 1908. an average Of 4.46t copies
OF The Albuquerque Morning JournHi
we're printed and circulated each day.
Cslgned) d. S. BOUCHER.
Business Manager.
B-Torn and subscribed to before me,
q notary publ in ANA for the terri
tory and county aforesaid. this 9th
day OF May, 1908.
(signed) II. N pACKEHT,
Notary Public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

M one is immune rom kidney
trouble, So just remember that Fo-
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Irregularities ANA cure any case of kid
ncy or bladder trouble that is not be
You'd the reach Of medicine. Sold by
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

Tho body of a boy twelve or fifteen
years old was found tho other day IN
the Colorado river near Parker. Ari-
IONA, badly dccomposed ana which
has evidently driftcd down from the
upper reaches of the Grand canyon.
The body has not yet been Identified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-14

Larger circulation ihaR any other paper In
New MeIic0 The only Drpef In New MEXICO
tasnes every day In ths Jsar.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
Expect to Soon
Strike Into Ore
Development ON SAPHO GROUP
Is IN GOOD LOOKING GROUND
IN BOTTOM OF DOUBLE COM
PARTMENT SHAFT

John Weber informs the News that
he has several men working on the
Sapho group of claims. north of the
Ely Northern and west of the Nc
Donald Ely properties. \ double
compartment shaft is now being sunk
on the Bob Tail claim of the group.
The bottom of the shaft is in live
porphyry. with every indication pres
ent to warrant expectation that 1t
will soon strike the copper belt that
runs through this section of the dis
trict.
\ tunnel is being run on the Sapho
claim and Is in 400 feet Mr.. Weber
is having this tunnel run TO tap a
shaft that was sunk some years ago
and from which considerable ore,
carrying good values. was extracted.
Interested with Mr.. Weber in this
property are Salt Lake people, DR.
keogh of that city being president
and John Weber of Ely, resident gen
eral manager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
Markets and Mining

weakness have made a mistake thai
will prove costly if not corrected. The
large consumers anu producers did
the bulk of the business for the bal
ance of the year some weeks ago. and
until some of the great users of cop
per are back in the market the trans
actions will continue TO be compare
lively small There is. on the other
hand. but little of the metal pressing
for sale and the demand such as II
is, seems TO take care of the offer
ings. The exports of the metal in
November were smaller than during
October, but were on about the same
plane as in September. This is not
strange in view of the advance in
prices, and the fact that the foreign
demand like that at home, comes in
waves The exports in tons were H.
400. which compares with 34,0S7 a
year ago. 1881 in 1906 and 49,
1876 in 1905. The average price for
the month fixed by the Engineering
& Mining Journal was 1885 cents
for Lake and 14.130 for electrolytic.
The mines have not yet received
the full benefit of the advance in
prices therefor. but beginning with
the settlements for December they
should do so, and the Butte proper
ties. which get settlement on the
basis of the price three months after
shipments. will not realize the ad-
vance during October until January
Ii is readily seen that ,de conserya-
tive policy in the matter of dividends
has been justified. without taking it
for granted that the directors of the
companies have lost faith in fur
Their gain in metal prices about the
first of the year. The fact that cop
per is on the free list removes any
danger of disturbance from the tariff
changes and while manufactures
from copper pay duty. reduction
in the rate would not affect the pro-
ducers. There have been wide fiue-
tuations in the price of copper dur
ing the past two years, and many
fear We shall next year have a repeti-
ton of excessively high prices with
the consequent reduction in the con-
and afterward demoraliza-
lion. The best opinion Is. however,
hat the new production coming in
will prevent a runaway market and
hat copper will range between Is
cents and Is cents for the next year
)r two This would be most de-
sirable condition of affairs. The
quotations for the metal are rather
vide, representing the different opin-
ons of the producers. Lake is quot
ID from II y To 14A cents and cleo
rolytic a quarter of a cent lower
both ways. The next buying move
nent will no doubt firmly establish
he price above the | ) cent level.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
ROAD TO MINE
IS FINISHED
ORE NOW BEING HAULED
FROM NINE IL HIGH GRADE
MATERIAL = IMPROVEMENTS
FOR PROPERTY

In an interview with +. l.. Fletcher,
general manager of the Schell Greek
Range Ore Development CO.. the
News is informed that the new road
from Muncy to Smelter has been
completed. and that his company has
teams hauling ore over il at the pres
emit time.
This road makes a cut off of 30
miles from Nancy to Smelter. Mr..
Fletcher has had a number of men
on its construction since last spring.
The cost of the cut off has been ST.
900 mile.
The ore that is being shipped over
the road to Shelter at the present
time goes % per cent copper and Fl
ounces in silver. There are 10 men
working in the mine doing develop
ment work This force is to be in
creased as soon as the pipe line to
the mine has been completed. 1t will
be impossible to run the hoist and
until the pipe line has
been installed.
The Schell Greek Range Ore De-
property was formerly
known as the Grand Deposit mine
anu III tiihVa past pipuu'Su US ioH
mage. Interested with Mr.. Fletcher
in the property are some Boston cap
italists.
The poles for the new telephone
line from Shelter TO Muney have
been cut and will be put in place the
first thing next spring. All ore will
later he shipped TO the smelter by
means of automobile trucks. Mr..
Fletcher figures that his output next
will be about 30 tons a day.
he property has 80 claims. and the
work for the year has
been completed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
COPPER IS IN
GOOD FORM
WILL CLEAR THE ID CENT MARK
PERMANENTLY On NEXT BUY
ING MOVEMENT, SAYS THE
FINANCIAL NEWS.

The Boston Financial News in its
resume of copper stocks and metal
for the week, says:
The %narket for copper shares this
week has been rather inactive. The
metal conditions have shown little il
any change, and this has had an in
fluence on the share market. There
is no doubt, however, of the strength
of the market, for the undertone re-
fleets it, The large holders of cop
per stocks are as confident as it is
possible to be, that we are entering
year of great prosperity for the in
dustry. and in view of this. can see
no reason for selling. The improve
ment in trade has been slower than
was looked for, for undoubtedly the
sharp advance about the first of No
vember gave the impression to many
that we were TO have an immediate
boom in both the metal and the share
market. The fact that such a move
ment has not materialized has not
discouraged the leaders in the mar
ket by any means, but on the con-
trary, they feel that the resting pc
Rod We have been going through has
been beneficial. Those who wanted
10 take profits have had them and
those who are in the market for big
ger things have had the opportunity
of adding TO their holdings
The copper stocks are very active
when they are active at all, and while
this requires more patience, perhaps,
than in the larger market, where
there is more or less movement all
the time, the investor and SPECTATOR
in the copper group is rewarded dur
ing the active periods by seeing
prices advance by leaps and bounds.
The foundations under the market
could not be stronger. The floating
supply of the good issues has been
taken up by strong interests, and
there is an improving trade situation
ahead OF rs &c furnish all Il G needed
bullish incentive. Higher dividends
will, of course, come with better
trade conditions The most note
worthy advance has been in Lake
copper, which has touched "a against
20s a week ago, and 16R two
weeks ago. Old Dominion and others
have held firm, but changes in prices
have been small.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
THE ELY VERDE.

Morris Roberts states to the News
that he expects the arrival of II. C..
Cutler in Ely in the near future. Mr..
Cutler is The mining engineer for
Nixon & Winglield, the Goldfield
mining men These gentlemen are
interested with Mr.. Roberts in the
Ely Verde Mining Co, In this dis
trict. II is Mr.. Cutters intention to
look over the company's holdings
with view to commencing regular
development in the spring The Ely
Verde property lies south of the Star
Pointer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
GOOD PROPERTIES.

NJ. +. Richard is making arrange
ments to send force of men out
to do the annual assessment on the
located in the Hunter district and
consists of o claims. Mr.. Richard
is also arranging to have the work
done on the Hunter group in the
Ward district adjoining the United
Nevada Co.'S ground. Mr.. Richard
believes that with the development
work which is planned for the Hun
ted that 1t will prove to be equally
as big a mine as the property that
1t Joins
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
EXPECTING OFFICIALS.

John Steele is expecting the Off
eials of the German American Co. TO
be in Ely some day in the next few
days. Mr.. Steele received tele-
gram during the week stating that
they were about to leave New York
for the west. These people have a
bond on the Duzette group of claims
and payment will he due very
shortly
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
FILES PROOF.

F. S. Preby of the Turner Ely
Copper Co, has finished the assess
ment work on the Rob Roy. Smoky.
Uro. Triangle and Bunker Hill
claims. Proofs of labor have been
filed with the recorder. Mr.. Pheby
has also filed proof of labor for the
Fraction Lode mining claim OF the
Ely Central Co
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13

WANTED SUCCESS MAGAZINE
requires the services of a man In
Ely TO look after expiring sub
scriptions and TO secure new bust
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with commission option Address,
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Room 102. Success Magazine Bldg,
New York.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
METAL SITUATION.

Those who have mistaken the
auietness of the metal market for
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13

Nothing is more ap-
propriate for your gen.
tlenen. friends than a
box of cigars. We have
a full line of Imported
and Domestic Cigars.
Burnt leather work,
Hammered Brass and
Oriental ware. Dolls