davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

day, is to be the first of a series of
 meetings at which efforts will be made
 to have prominent men of all parties make addresses. The socialists hope that they will succeed in inducing Judge F. S. Nave to deliver the first of these addresses, all of which are to be in the form of lectures, on any sub
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10
rheater Man Leaves

Theater Man Leaves--
 W. T. ,Tupper left Globe yesterday morning on his way to San Diego, where he has secured lease on one of the best theaters in the city anu, with his associates, will install the cam eraphone, together with vaudeville at fractions. A. l.. Mackenzie, Mr. Tup- per's partner, will manager the San Diego end of the business and Iupper will return to Globe soon to look after the interests of the Cameraphone the ater here.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10
srocKHoLDER's MEs1

The annual meeting of ths CTS of the Globe National be held at the office of the Tuesday, January 18th, lse] m., for the election of direcsO the transaction of such oths| as may come before it. Globe, Arizona, Decenber
 A. G. SMITH,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10
Died in Camp

Died in Camp
 A telephone message to E. F. Eisen' hour conveyed the information that Ar thur Liston died of heart disease at the camp of the Rye Copper company i'll the Mazatzal mountains. MT. Liston was one of ca party which left here several weeks ago to do the annual as which MT. EisenhourcewolbnI SiRDL sessment work on the property, or which MT. Eisenhour is principal own CT. Liston arose yesterday morning, built fire, and lay down again. Soon after he was found to have passed away and it is supposed that heart disease was the cause. MT. Eisenhour w'ii leave today for the camp, taking with him coffin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEEd

The regular annual meetIHI stockholders of the First Bank of Globe win be held iD| Tuesday, January l2, 1909, ai p. m. J. N. Robl1]
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

street. The fire was found to be a small blaze in fue, which was ex- tinguished without any necessity HOT the unrolling of the fire hose
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work, lowest prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Insist on your grocer giving you Ari- zona Oranges, the only sweet oranges TOW on the market.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

the meetings. "There Will pe ~ ' bates-we will discuss the lectures among ourselves. afterwards and debate all we've mind to," said one of the party to the Silver Belt yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Gfobe's best livery--o. K. Stables W. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone 4Sl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10
installation of onicers-

Members of Rebekah lodge No. 5 are earnestly requested to be present for installation of officers to be held Mon. aay January II in Odd Fellows hall
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Insist on your grocer givlp] zona Oranges, the only sWe1 TOW on the market.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Socialist Propaganda
 The socialists have completed prepar' .. e.- h:c. nrnna 0a nda meeting tO
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10
s0RIES SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
vaccination of officers-

Installation of oficers-- ..
 The woodmen Circle will mee. M as Bremen $ hall Tuesday evening at '''o for the purpose of installing ofhcerS'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

p,- rnhher t;raa "ntft
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
BUY LAND FOR HOUSE SITES.
Some Fine Residences Planned for
Vacant Land in WOodley Park.

William A. Hill. OF Moore q Hill. and
Franklin T. Sanner have purchased the
balance of the triangular tract in Wood
ley Park, bounded by Connecticut avenue
and Calvert and Twenty-fourth streets.
The tract has a frontage of ia feet on
Connecticut avenue and l30 feet on Twen-
ty-fourth street, and contains 5.lSS square
feet. 1t IS near the lot upon which Mr.
Hill last year built his new home.
Messrs. Hnl and Sanner Will erect two
houses on the tract purchased Both will
be large and in accord with the fine
houses that have been recently construct
ed IN Woodley Park.
Messrs. Hill and Sanner have purchased
a frontage Of seventy-five feet on the
opposite side Of Connecticut avenue,
where two houses win be erected in the
near future. The same parties are also
building a double house at the south
east corner Of Calvert street and Con-
nechcut avenue OF stone and brick, which
Will have fourteen rvJms and four baths.
It will cost In the neighborhood of $4,000.
Moore & Hiu report the sale Of four
houses in the row built by ZCpD Bros.
near Seventh street and Rock Creek
Church road. for which they received
$3.50 each.
The same firm reports the sale for ex-
Gov. w. p. Kellogg OF the house at 1870
Q street northwest. II is one of a row
built few years ago by 2. T. Schneider.
The purchaser will occupy it as his home
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
VIRGINIA GETTING ON.

COmmIssioner OF Agriculture shows
State Il Making Great Progress.
The report OF the State commissioner
Of agriculture Of Virginia shows crafty
ing progress.
In ten years truck farming has in
creased 800 per cent. fruit gaining 15O
per cent, and the hay crop 100 per cent
The canning industry is growing, this
business in one county last year amount
ing 70 nearly 100000 Many small
farmers are canning vegetables. Intensive
farming is improving the soil More and
better live stock is kept on the farms
Apple orchards are increasing rapidly
The value OF the fruit crop this year,
100000 VIII soon exceed that Of wheat
The corn crop is valued at $4,000. Og0. II
IS predicted that ten years more OF such
progress VIII place Virginia among the
leading agricultural States.
Diversity Of crops, liberal fertilization
and improved farming methods account
for these developments. The need for
more working population accentuates the
desire for immigration OF the right
quality.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
Plans Progress for National show in
Atlanta Next November.

Plans Progress for National show in
Atlanta Next November.
Application blanks for the National
Automobile Show to be held in Atlanta.
Ga. November to 19. viii ready for dis
tribution IN a week or ten days. all the
details for the first national exhibition OF
motor cars in the South having been COM
pleted When ready these blanks will be
sent TO the automobile trade
The Auditorium Armory which will be
used for the exhibition Is one OF the
finest buildings in the South. II is
owned by the city OF Atlanta, and was
erected for the sole purpose of drawing
conventions to the city. A decorative
scheme is being planned that will be de-
cidedly novel and will supply a proper
housing for the first exhibition of the
1910 models. No other showing Of the
models will be made until the New York
shows.
Coincident with the holding Of the show
In Atlanta viii be the opening Of the new,
automobile track now being constructed
together with endurance contests through
the various counties Of Georgia. with
prizes for the best stretches OF road. and
a reliability trip from New York 10
Georgia.
The general management of the show.
which is under the auspices of the Ma
tional Association of Automobile Manu-
facturers, viii be In the hands Of Samuel
A. Miles and Alfred Reeves. while the
Atlanta end will be cared for by Asa &.
Gambler, president OF the chamber OF
commerce; z. w. Cans, John S. Cohen
Clark Howell. c. R Ryan. Edward II.
Inman, president Of the Fulton County
Automobile Club; S. c. Dobbs. ]. T. Fit
ten, z. NJ. Hanson. and others.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
FIND LOG At GREAT DEPTH.
Well DrlIIers Confirm Theory of Ter
rife UPhenvaI in Coast District.

Spokane. Wash, July 3L-Wen drillers
working on the Bovencamp ranch. be-
tween Troy and Kendrick. Idaho. south
east OF Spokane, encountered log at a
depth OF 225 feet. when the heavy drill
suddenly dropped three feet, probably its
diameter.
a half-dozen pieces brought TO the sur
face in buckets showed the wood was
decayed until # could be crumbled be-
tween the fingers. The men drilled sew
eral feet deeper after striking the log,
where the formation rcsembled a creek
bed They brought up round. water
washed stones the size OF the bowl Of a
pipe. appearing 70 have been at the bot
tom OF a stream for centuries.
Wien they struck the log the drillers
found a strong now Of water. which they
were not able TO lower by the use OF a
steam pump. Experts declare the pres
ence OF the log at the depth indicated
gives evidence Of a change in the forma-
tiOn OF the earth's crust, probably dur
ing the glacial period. adding that 1t con-
firms the theory that centuries before the
Christian era there was q terrific erup-
ton IN the hills IN this part OF the coun-
try and that scores of streams were
obliterated and the entire topography
changed.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
PROFIT In CATCHING FISH
Census Bureau Issues It's Prelimi-
nary Report.
Number OF Persons EmpIOyed--VaIue
OF Apparatus and Worth Of
the Product.

In a preliminary report on the fishing
industry OF the United States the Census
Bureau presents some interesting facts
about the men who MAKE the catching OF
fish their lie work, and the product they
take from the waters OF lake. ocean. and
river.
According to the report. the country has
2.224 Independent fishermen and 2,jiS
wage-earnlng fisherman The figures do
not relate 20 wholesale fish dealers or
canneries. The vessels used by these
fishermen. forty-four in number. are
valued az Sl24,5i5. meaning vessels csed in
transportation. Fishing boats number
2.312 and are worth S367.3 .387. other fishing
OUTFIT Is valued az S15,SGo. Apparatus for
taking fish, including nets. shore, and ac-
cessory property. is valued at Sl.65s, 100
With reference to the product. the fol-
lowing tabulated statement is appended
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
HAS CHEAP GOVERNMENT.
san Antonio ExceIs Texas Cities in
Efficiency for Money Spent.

San Antonio Tex. July 3i.-Next 20
Kansas City, san Antonio has the least
expensive city government in the United
States. IN the list Of ell Texas cities it
stands first as a community that derives
the maximum OF efficiency IN city gov
ernment Tor the least money. ". II. Oh
cott, a census expert OF the Federal gov
erHment. is OF the opinion that no city
In the country has as accurate and busi-
ness-like a way Of attending 20 its affairs
as has san Antonio.
The Ier capita taxation OF the principal
Texas cities stands in the following rela-
tiOns: San Antonio $9z6; Houston, $3.50;
Galveston. Sl1.35. and Dallas. S1162 Fort
Worth figures are not given because no
reliable estimate OF its population could
be obtained.
For approximately the same population
Fort Worth and San Antonio spend sel3.-
S32 and S5S0.409. respectively. Though
san Antonios expenditure for sanitation
IS only 13 cents per capita. il can lay
claim to being the healthiest city in
North America, It's mortality rate being
little over twelve a thousand a year
Police protection costs only s. cents
per capita. as against S5.52 in New York
City. S2lS IN Chicago, and Sl.l5 at Gal
weston. The city's fire department neCes-
states the expenditure of S1.50 per capita
year.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
GOVERNMENT NTSTARTS SURVEY
Engineers at Work on Intercoastal
Waterway In Florida.
Begins at Fernandinn and Ends at
st. Augustine, Where HarbOr
VIII BE Surveyed.

St Augustine, Fla, July 2I.-St. Angus
tine Harbor is TO be surveyed in few
weeks, orders having already been issued
and an engineer assigned to the work.
B. q. Waters. OF the government Engi-
neer Corps at Jacksonville. has been IN
the city aboard the government boat.
Capt Mcguire. and viii have charge
OF the survey Not only this harbor but
The entire inland waterway. from Fer
nandina TO Key West. will be surveyed.
The Capt. Mcguire Is now at Jackson
vile, and from there viii proceed to Fer
napdina. where the survey will COM
menCe on the inland waterway. AIr
Waters believes that ST. Augustine Will
be reached IN about three weeks. where
upon the entire harbor viii be surveyed
and the jetties examined.
The object Of the harbOr survey is TO
determine what is necessary 10 protect
Anastasia Island from the encroachment
Of the sea The channel is changing, a
depth OF about eight feet being in the
Swash channel at the present time. This
channel is considered a menace to the
island at the north end, and the intention
IS 10 close # by constructing jetties
BY closing this bar it IS believed a
greater depth Of water VIII be secured on
the other bar. which has been IN use for
some years. as the continual rush OF the
tide viii cut out the sand. The menace
10 the island viii also be removed
The survey of the Coast Line Canal is
preliminary to government absorption Of
the waterway. All information as to the
depth OF the water. width Of the cuts. in
fiuence Of the tides, &c, is desired by the
government, so that an intelligent idea
as to tho value OF the waterway will be
obtained should the government decide TO
purchase Il.
In the event Of the government ac-
curing the canal. a depth of twelve feet
viii be maintained. This will form one Of
the links in the great scheme of an in
land waterway from Maine to Key West
The benefit 70 this city should this
scheme materIalize is beyond calculation.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
WILL PLANT PECAN TREES.
Large Orchard WIN BE Created in
YnvaIa County. Tex.

San Antonio. Tex. July 31.-Zavala
County viii in the near future be able to
boast Of having the largest pecan nut
orchard in existence. A tract OF I.000
acres. part Of the well-known ''7T' ranch,
has been acquired by Edgar B. Marchant,
OF Clinton. Okla. and Garnett o. Fields.
Of Aline, Okla. and will be planted with
pecans as soon as the season permits.
The land bought is proven pecan land.
and large forest OF wild pecans has
stood on il since the first settlements
were made in that part Of the Southwest.
One OF the trees Is more than six feet
in circumference. The owners intend 20
plant forty trees % the acre, or 1900 IN
all, and IL is expected that in ten years
the crop viii be worth on an average OF
500 per acre.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
TEXAS GETS RAIN.
Four TO Six Inches Fall in south
western Part of state.


western Part OF state.
San Antonio, Tex, July 31.-A rain
worth millions Of dollars to the farmers
and ranchmen Of Southwest Texas fell
last Thursday Cotton and many other
crops are looking better than ever as the
result, and the grass has also been great
Ily benefited. For this city and vicinity
three inches are reported. and in the hill
country west OF here as much as six
inches fell. According TO latest reports,
the average for Southwest Texas ranges
from four to six inches. All the rivers
are running fun.
The rain started Thursday night. Al
though accompanied at first by q rather
high wind, precipitation soon became
steady and gentle. with the result that
the ground received a thorough soaking.
1t Is claimed that there is now enough
water In the ground 70 insure very sue
cessful crops. The fear that another rain
would cause the boil weevil to become
active was unfounded and late cotton will
be benefited by the rain.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

Quanah, Tex. July Sl.aA proposition
has been made TO the citizens Of Quanah
by F. Z. Winton, representing the Ideal
Gas Lighting Company. Of Davenport,
Iowa, 70 install In this city d gas-lghting
and fuel plant. The matter is now be-
fore the local chamber OF commerce, and
as the citizens are faYorlng the PROPOSE
tion, IT seems assured the plant viii be
put IN.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
FINDS ONLY CARCASS.

Cow Butchered for It's skin in Lonely
spot Near saa Antonio.
San Antonio. Tex. July 31-Much mys-
terry surrounds the theft and ultimate
fate Of a fine Jersey COW belonging 10
G. A. Davis, Of this city. The animal
was missed at milking time in the morn
ing, and, thinking It had strayed into the
chaparral, Mr.. Davis went TO look for It.
To his surprise he soon came across the
carcass of a COW which had evidently
been killed only a snort time previous.
The animal had been butchered IN
very expert manner and its skin had been
removed. The police think that the mis-
creant stole the COW in order TO sell the
skin, and is now on the lockout for its
marketing. SO far no clue has been dis
covered.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
WILL BUILD DETACHED HOUSES
EasIey & Hill Dispose of II Portion
OF the Kuhn Property,

OF the Kuhn Property,
Easley & Hill recently bought a tract OF
land, known as the Kuhn property. Of
twenty-five acres. adjoining the Bright
wood race track.
They have now sold to the Holmes Cen
tral Realty Corporation. composed Of sew
eral OF their friends, a portion Of this
tract Of land. They are stiIl retaining a
large interest IN thu property. This prop
erty viii be Immediately developed with
all the city improvements, and they ex-
pect to build many detached buildings.
which they viii offer to the public for
sale.
The title has already been passed and
the consideration was $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

the rear. Il forms double OF one al
ready devoted TO hts educational work
and will accommodate from fifteen 20
twenty boys
II will be equipped for general work
and Will be ready at the opening Of the
coming year.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
GOLD NEAR PEN-MAR
Silver and Copper Also in
Blue Ridge Rocks.
VIRGIN ZINE PROMISES WELL
slope Dug Two Hundred Feet Into
Mountain and VIII Be Carried Two
Hundred Feet FErther-ExDect TO
Tap Metal Veins-At Work since
July, 19Oz-On Gettysburg Branch.

Hagerstown. Nd. July 31.-Gold. silver.
and copper. averaging S25 10 the ton and.
in some select samples. giving as high
as 500 in gold per ton. are being dug out
Of the Blue Ridge Mountains al the
Virgin mine UP in the hills near Chaf-
mian.
The fact that many o. the high bowl
ders on the mountain are streaked with
copper. has led 10 attempts to extract
the metal The stone. however, has
proved itself so hard that Il has turn
ed the steel drills when efforts were
made 10 penetrate IL. Il was TINS tough
ness OF the fiinty-like substance that
forced the Western Maryland to abandon
a cut just south Of the Mason and Dixon
Line at Blue Ridge Summit and make a
detour through Pennsylvania.
On Gettysburg Branch.
The Virgin mine borders on the Frank
lin County line and is equidistant from
Charmain and Gladhin stations. on the
Gettysburg branch Of the Western
Maryland. which runs through the prop
erty.
The mine Is in active operation. At
present the work Is being pushed on a
six foot by eight foot slope on an an
gle Of forty-seven degrees The mine Is
now over 20 feet in depth, Il IS equipped
with a powerhouse, a head frame. a
hosting engine skip cars, and air COM
pressOrs- Compressed air power is used
for all purposes.
Prospective operators began on this
property in July. 1866. BY exploration with
a diamond drill and TO this end four
holes have been bored, ranking in depth
from lG5 10 500 feet The showing and
values Of cores taken from the depths
were the basis upon which the present
work was commenced. These cores
showed that the deposit Of ores owed its
origin 10 a well defined hssUre vein
crossing the property northeast 10 south
west. with a southwest dip The general
analysis Of the ores shows nearly an
equal proportion Of copper, gold, aud
silver.
Drive Slope 400 Feet.
II is the intention. 10 drive the pres
ent slope 10 depth OF 400 feet, and
then begin drifting and stopping on the
vein so as 20 get out a large tonnage
for treatment.
The character Of the ore being native
copper, in which the gold and silver
values are contained the treatment as
the mine VIII be a comparatively simple
operation as compared with the usual
expensive smelling process.
The Virgin Copper Company IS a York
corporation. Of which J. r. Dechert, Of
York. is president. and II. s. West. Of
the same place. is treasurer. II is a
stock corporation with a capitalization q
$4,000 The mine is managed and run
nv u = Willis 0F Fefrfeld
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01

Lines Ont of Los Angeles,

Los Angeles has a resident population
OF about $4,000 AID Il has three inter-
urban systematic Pacific Electric COM
pany and the Los angeles Interur6an
Company. conducted under one manage
ment and operating about 5S5 miles Of
road: tie Los angeles Pacific Company.
operating e25 miles of road, and the Los
Angeles and Redondo Company. operat-
ing about 100 miles Of road. This makes
total Of 90 miles Of trolley railroads
radiating from the city. This is smaller
than the mileage radiating from Indian
apols. Detroit. Cleveland. or Dayton. But
the number Of trains day operated is
astonishing.
"The Pacific Electric Company has 673
scheduled passenger trains q day out Of
Its station over seventeen different
routes. and this does not include about
two hundred trains a day which do not
enter the station, but run between near
by local points.
The Los Angeles-Peci6e has six dlf-
ferent routes and operates fifteen pas
sengcr trains an hour OUT OF its station
or 225 trains a day. The Los Angeles
and Redondo has three routes and oper-
ates 120 trains q day This makes a
total OF l,2lS interurban trains day.
operating on resular schedules out OF
Los Angeles.
Trains Have FOar Cars.
Furthermore. the word train in Los
Angeles does not mean single cars. as
it usually does in the Central West
but frequently trains are made OF two.
three. four and even nve cars. There
seems to be no limit TO the number
Of cars they VIII couple together in
order 70 care for sudden rushes Of traf-
fic ! saw two four-car trains pull out
Of the Pacific Electric station. couple to
cether. end pull down Main street. MAX
ing q string OF cars which probably never
mas been cqualed on she main street OF
any other city tn the country IN fact.
three-car trains are looked upon with
disfavOr IN the majority OF cities.
"Thc secret. Of course. lies Ia the ire
mendOus number OF tourists visiting the
city and in the pleasure-seekinE teuden-
cies Of the local population. The tourist
season never ends. The hotels OF the city
Continued on Page ,, Column @
The Washington times., 1909-09-08
HAVE PLAN
TO PERPETUATE UNION
Resolution to Have Sons Join Organization Of Civil War
Heroes Is In Hands of Special Committee,
With Some Chance of Being Passed

Realizing that some day their organi-
cation must succomb to time. unless a
flank movement be executed which will
avoid the attack of It's relentless enemy,
more than 200 members Of the Union
veteran Legion. at the commencement
OF the twenty-fourth anDual encamp-
ment Of the Legion In the Arlington
Hotel this morning. permitted the intro
duction Of a resolution authorizing
members Of the Sons of Veterans to be-
come members Of the veteran organiza-
ton
The resolution was offered immediate
ly after the reading of the annual report
Of National Commander T J. Shannon,
in which he touched briefly upon the
question. IT was referred to a COM
mittee on resolutions which probably
will refer IL back 20 the encampment
for final action tomorrow.
For several years there has been no
question discussed more outside OF the
encampments of the legion than that Of
perpetuating the legion. At a number
of annual meetings of the organization,
it had been expected the question would
be bro right up, but there was always
sufficie1t sentiment opposed to bringing
it TO an Issue.
Capitalization Of sentiment, however,
in favor OF making immediate provision
for perpetuating the legion by Glowing
members Of the Sons Of Veterans TO be-
come affiliated members of it reached
its climax this morning, and there now