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The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
PINcH0T TO SUCCEED ANGEL!
Chief Government Forester Likely tc
Be Named Head Of Michigan Uni
versity, II is ssld.

Ann Arbor, Mich.-A name that is
being favorably discussed on the
campus as suitable successor to DR..
James B. Angel as president OF Mich
igan university, is that OF clifford Pin
chot, chief forester of the United
States When the name first came
up for discussion 1t was favorably re-
ceived by almost every member of the
faculty. regardless of whatever other
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
Iron Orc Field. In Finland.

Though Finland has been regarded
up to the present time as being ex-
tremely poor in iron ores. recent re-
search has proved the existence of ore
fields in South Finland (Nyland), and
above all in the Ladoga lake district.
which seem TO be worth the expense
Of mining. For research purposes .
company has been formed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
Exclusive.

"where do the Hottentots live.
Mary?" public-school teacher asked
one OF her pupils. II cont know, m"
said Mary. primly. Ma won't let me
visit any of the people in this neigh
borhood. d."-Youth's Companion.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
JOB FOR RoosEvELT's FRIEND
Tennis Crack" Cooley Appointed As
sociate Justice Of Supreme Court
Of New Mexico.

Washington.-Alfred w. Cooley. or
Tennis Crack" Cooley. one of the
most constant members of the Roose-
velt tennis cabinet. was recently NOM
mated by President Taft to be asso-
ciate Justice OF the supreme court of
New Mexico. Mr.. Cooley at one time
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
Keeping the Mouth sweet.

The mouth should be rinsed at least
once dag with an antiseptic wash.
Tie habit is a germ preventive and
helps keep the breath sweet.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
Household Hint.

do you know how to use a chafing
dish?"
Yes" answered Mr.. Sirius Barker.
81 have some novel ideas on the sub
ject."
What are they?"
"The best way l know of to use a
chatting dish is to punch hole in
the bottom of it, paint 1t green and
plant flowers in Washington
Star.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04

q heavy sediment. Doctors were not
helping Inc SO began taking Doan's
Kidney Pills. improved soon, and
after while was entirely free from
my suffering. am in the best Of health
now and am in debt to Doan's Kidney
Pills fo1 saving my life.'
Sold by all dealers. SO cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04
CRIPPLED WITH sclArIcA
Caused by DIsordsred Action Of the
kidneys.

Samuel D. Inzraham. 2402 e. Main
st., Lewiston. Idaho, says: For two
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04

years l was Grip
pied with sciatic
rheumatism in my
thighs and could
not get about with
out crutches. The
kidney secretions
became irregular,
painful, and showed
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-06-04

This is an easily made pInafore, suit
able to be copied in washing silk or
nainsook. The square band or yoke
at the neck is of embroidery; inser-
tion might be used and sharply mitred
at the corners to bring it to shape:
the material is gathered to this and is
herhmed at the foot: a frill of material
edged with embroidery finishes the
armholes.
Materials required: One yard 36
inches wide. three-quarters yard inser-
ion, three-quarters yard embroidery.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June 2l.--Possible delay in harvesting owing to wet weather was the chief factor in creating strong market in the wheat pit. The weather bureau announced that showers had Oc cured during ;he last forty-eight hours in the middle. western and southern states and predicted additional iain in the next twenty-four hours.
 The principal demand was for Sep. tember and December deliveries, al. though July was bought freely by shorts. The latter month sold between 1l3M and HAS. The market closed strong with July LAX to %.
 Wet weather, light local rains and the bulge in wheat, caused strong market for corn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
0VER SPECULATION ABROAD CAUSES
 REACTION
SEVERE SMASH FOLLOWS FAIL. URE TO STIMULATE TRAD
 ING IN MORNING
HARTMAN REPORTED VERY ILL
COFFEE QUOTED HIGHER IN FOR, EIGN MARKET AND BULGE
 NOTED IN GRAIN

NEW YORK. June 2l.--It took sew eral hours of waiting among the oper- arions in stocks to demonstrate to the operators today that the sharp fall in price last week had not attracted any demand sufficient to form basis for a renewed upturn. The smash which fol- lowed was more severe than on last Thursday Selling was almost us con- strained during the early part of the day as buying, with the result of dull. ness, such as has not been seen for weeks.
 Amalgamated copper proved weak and the speculation abroad in cop pers left the reaetionary tendency there still in force.
 The rumor that F.. H. Hartman had suffered s sudden and fatal seizure in Vienna was put out late and was not trsceable to any authoritative source, but it proved effective, notwithstand- ing the prompt discredit shown upon it by Union Pacific officials.
 Foreign exchanges are now within a few points of the highest of the season and experts predict general advance, Total sales $4,354 900. United States twos and throes coupons and fours reg istercd declined F per cent and the fours coupon la per cent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
DAILY MARKET LETTER AND STOCK QUOTATIONS

BOSTON, June 2l.--The copper mar. ket has been under pressure all day, bear pools are being formed and buli. ish feeling seems to have wanod. The sensational developments regarding the reorganization of Wabash, and report. cd serious illness of k. H. Hartman. The chief cause of weakness here was not due to very muAh selling, but buy buyers seemed timid, and supporting orders were scarce. Nevada Con. was bought heavily today despite adverse conditions. Weakness in tho rest of the list. We are still optimistic regard. ing the copper situation, and believe the developments in New York will have no permanent affect on the mar. ket.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
CASTLE DOME STOCK QUICKLY TAKEN
 BY TRADERS
TWENTY THOUSAND SHARES SOLD IN COPPER COUNTRY ON
 FIRST DAY
LOCAL SALES SATISFACTORY
FrTZ- MAC HAS WORDS or COM MENDATION FOR PROPERTY
 OF COMPANY

One of the mining companies, which is about to begin extensive operations in Globe district, and which should figure largely in the future of this city, is the Castle Dome Mining company which placed an allotment of stock on sale with Wilson & Cash yesterday morning.
 The property of this mine includes about 280 acres of mineral land situ- ated seventeen miles west of Globe and about one and one-half miles northeast of the Cactus mine, which Is fast talk ing rank among the local properties of greatest prominence. Moreover, the Castle Dome is only a short distance from the Keystone, Live Oak and Mi ami mines, all of which have bright futures assured them.
 Advices from Calumet last evening were to the effect that twenty thousand shares of the stock were sold in the copper country yesterday, and locally there was sharp demand for the stock. Wilson < Cash report very satisfactory sales. Those in touch with the situa- tion are of the opinion that the issue will very likely be oversubscribed.
 Ihe Castle Dome Mining compeny has secured title to the Continental Springs claim, which will be never failing source of water supply, and will also yield much timber, factor that is highly important in the development of mines in this district. Water from the Continental Springs can be pipcd by the gravity system direct to the Cas- tie Dome workings
 Among the mining experts who have examined the property held by the Gas tie Dome Mining company, is Fitz- James Mccarthy, better known locally as Fitz-Mac. Mir. Mccarthy is the au- thor of the Arizona Copper book and may be said to be to the Arizona mining industry what Horace J. Stevens of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22

Michigan is to the copper mining world. Fitz Mac writes as follows about the Castle Dome property:
 "I have made careful geological study of the Castle Dome copper prop erty on Gold Gulch and Porphyry noun tain and have the honor to report con ditions observed as follows:
 "The elevation of your camp in Gold Gulch is shown by the map to be 4,000 feet. Your camp is located on the lit tie stream that trickles down the gllch, at the foot of Porphyry mountain. and immediately under the point of the mountain, which is called Castle Dome, whence the name of your property. v
 Ut will be seen by the Folio map that Porphyry mountain is charted as Schult2e granite. Castle Dome is the western esearpment of Posphyry moun- tain and forms the eastern wall of Gold Gulch. The only advice of any avail that l can offer is to keep at work consistently til you tap the great de- posit from which the Iich copper ce- ment on your surface around the camp was leached. In all probability, you will not have far to drive when you get the right lead, and if indications count for anything, it will be an exten. sive deposit. You cannot do better than reflect that the Old Dominion com pany, the strongest in the Globe field, has purchased some twenty or thirty claims immediately surrounding your ground, sidefning and endlining it. The Continental is regarded as one of the rich jewels of the Old Dominion s rich possessions, and it is only 800 feet from your Wedge claim and in the same formation as the Folio shows. That great copper company lost 10 time in gathering in, by purchase, claims at both the east and the west end of your property, and lining your ground. Care ful exploration by the geological ex perts familiar with the district has con vinced them of it's value.
 "In the schists, but a stone 's throw from your sideline, the Black Warrior has developed the Scorpion mine, froin which some of the finest ore ever open. ed in the Globe field has been taken.
 "The Live Oak mine at the head of Live Oak gulch, which has lately been sold for great price, is an in. stance, as you can see, by the Folio map, of another great mine in the Sehultze granite.
 ''The Globe field is now filled with. confidence and energy as never before. Beyond question your ground is in the midst of great copper deposits, not improbably the greatest, if one may trust surface indications. The roads are lined with teams hauling from sur. rounding mines ores, the richness of which would create sensation, if mined in your Michigan fields these days,-ores running from 200 to 300 pounds of copper to the ton, while your Michigan mines are happy to get 25 to 40 pounds to the ton.
 ''To the west of your ground, in the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
CACTUS

Development work on the Cactus mine has been going forward for the past week at the usual rapid rate. On the Hamilton shaft, drifting on the third, fourth and fifth levels is being done. On the third level, milling ore has been encountered throughout the drift for fifty feet. Some of the, ex- ceptionally rich stringers are yielding ore that assays l5 per cent copper and about $i to the ton in gold.
 The new hoist for the Pinto shaft
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
NOTICE TosTHB PUBLIC

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore existing be tween Carl Greeley and Julius Blickle in that business conducted in the adobe store at No. 6S6 Broad Street in Globe. Gila County, Arizona, has been this day dissolved and the business will in the future be conducted by Carl Greeley as sole proprietor.
 Dated this l7th day of June, 1908
 JULIUS BLICKLE,
 c. GREELEY.
 Globe, Ariz., June 18th, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, June 2l.-The tin. mar. ket was lower today, with spot quoted at fl33 l5s and futures fl35 2s Cd. To- cally the market was weak and lower iaso at 29.00 to 29.50.
 Copper was higher in London. with spot quoted at f5s l3s 9d and futures f5e il2 Cd. The local market weak and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
Mining and Financial News

unchanged. Lake 1S.37% to 13.62H electrolytic, 1900 to 1850; casting l2.75 to 1900.
 Lead unchanged at fl3 3s Sd in Lon. don. The local market was steady and unchanged at 4.35 to 4.45.
 Spelter was higher at 22 in London The local market was firm and slight. ly higher at $40 to 5.t5.
 Silver, 52A; Mtxicans, A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22

Pinto Creek field, there is great stir among the developing copper properties that have been idle since the panic. The great development of the Miami, In. spiration, Live Oak, Keystone and Cae- tus, assures an extension of the rail road in the future on around the noun tain to your property and the Continen- tai mine of the Old Dominion com pany."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22

of the Cactus property is now in the railnoad yards and will be installe. within few days. The work on this shaft will then be pushed forward rap idly, and judging by the showing made Tn development work by the Cactus force in the past, some record sinking may be expected in the near future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
Castle Dome Mining Co.
OF ARIZONA
DIRECTORS

M II. Moriarity Crystal Falls, Michigan, At 31st district of Michigan. w. H. Richards, Crystal Falls Michigan, Gen. eral Manager of the Corrigan McKenny & Co. Mines in Michigan and Minnesota. w. H. lobe, Paatka, Michigan Superintendent of the Pickands Mather & Co., mines in Iron Co.,, Michigan.
 Frank E. Reese Mayor of Ishpeming, and As sistant Superintendent of the Oliver Mining Company, Marquette Range mines. James Clancy, Master Mechanic and Supern tendent of Machinery, for the Oliver Iron Mining Company of Marquette Range mines. Thomas Carlyon of Victoria, Michigan, Mining Captain of Victoria Copper Company. James J. Byers, Sheriff of Houghton county, and Contractor
 John R. Ryan, seven years president of Red Jacket, Michigan, prominent business man. and largely interested in mining A. c. Hubbell, Duluth, President Bellitton Mountain Iron Co.,, Vice President and Treasurer Boulder Mountain Iron Co.,, Chair man Listing Committee of the Duluth Stock Exchange.
 OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY M. H. Morarity, President John R. Ryan, Vice President. Paul Schneider, Secretary, well known business man, insurance and real estate, Calumet, Michigan.
 Bank, Calumet, Michigan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received for construc. ton of concrete work on bridge on cor. ner of Hill and Sycamore streets, ac. cording to modified specifications at City Engineers office. Bids to be in at 5 ?. m., Monday, June 2l, 1909.
 GEO. R. HILL,
 Chairman Committed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-22
Incorporated Under the Laws of
 Arizona
Experts Opinion of Castle Dome

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  Dominion Black 8 which  to b  promising formation Shst The and bounded Dabase schts
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05

record This story Of Thaw'ss child
hood and the Influences affecting his
birth as told by his mother followed.
Mrs. William C. Thaw@, who sat be-
hind her son, seemed about to lose
control Of herself. Her face flushed
and she used her paInileaf fan TO hide
the twitching@ of her lips The MOTH
er's testimony presented Thaw as a.
victim OF exerenaes nervousness from.
birth. .+s.s.
! Jerome read successfully testimony
regarding the prisoners mental condi-I
ton given at the trials by many Wit.
nesses
From the testimony Of Evelyn Thaw'
the district attorney selected first
those portions which referred to- her
husbands actions when she told him
OF her treatment by White, especially
hts wfld sobbfng He read also her
story OF Thaw's alleged attempt to
Kill himself With lardanunn at a. hotel
In Paris and Of the killing Of White.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05
WEAPON HAS HEAVY sREeoIll
THAW FORCED 70 sWAkLoWsHfs
FORMER WORDS.
insanity Testimony Given at the Muir
der Trial Is Turned A gainst
Him.

White Plains. N. Y, Aug. THE
third week of the supreme court hear
in Of Harry K Thaw's habeas corpus
proceeding secure his release from
the state hospital for criminal insane,
has opened.
Expectation that the Matteawan
prisoner or his wife might take the
stand again at any minute packed the
courtroom.
, Thaw appeared refreshed by the two
days rest that had Intervene! Dis
.trtct Attorney Jerome took US the
reading of testimony frc.n the @econd
trial where he left off, F rom re sew
era1 bound volumes Of court minutes
at his elbow, he @sGfocts1 tEat CON-
tanning the eviderce- C Catherine
O'NeiIb "a former searnstress= in the.
.Thaw household at Pittsburg.S' This
related chiefly to oThaw's acts during
childhood, particularly his fits of pas
sion.
Mr.. Jerome explained that this was
the only means of getting such testi-
money before the court and on the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05

YOU Can noe be we'll, fell WE'LL or
look wen il your kidneys are defangs.
ed. FoTey's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys, and cures baekaeae,
rheumatism, ana All disorders Of the
urinary organs. restores health and
strength. Ed Quistgaard, Warren
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No matter now long you have SUI.
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Help you. Mrs. s. L. Bowen, Of Way
he, w. va, writes! Il was sufferer
from kidney disease, 50 that at times
/ c6uld not get out OF bed, and when
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took Foley's Kidney Kennedy. One
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For indigestion and ali stomach
trouble take Foiey's 0rino Laxative
lis Ii stimulates the stomach and liver
ana regulates the bowels and Will po.
sitiveiy cure habituai constipation.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05
NORWAY.

The mountain railway to Mount
Areskutan in Jamt1and was dedicated
and opened for public traffic July 20:
The Nitedar powder mills, near
Kristfania, were struck by lightning
Two buildings, one Of which was used
for storing explosives. were blown
3 up and several other buildings caught
IRE and could not be saved. No per
son was injured, but the explosion
was heard far and wide
The Tefua, of the Union Line, has
arrived at sydney, Australia, with FIVE
persons from the Norwegian bark Err
raj, which was wrecked on the Mid
dIeton reef June 18 on its way from
South America to Newcastle: Seven
teen Of those on board were drowned
or starved to death, among them be-
ing the captain, his wife, their four
children and the first and the sec
ond mates. The shipwrecked persons
must have suffered terribly. They
had nothing to live on but a@little fish
and rain water. .r - ~ sc slsia -
Captain Engetstad, Of, the Norwe-.
gtan navy, who was to have been the
commander Of ROAD Amundsen's
next polar expedition in the Franz
was killed while flying kites at high
attitudes on a snail island near KRIS
tiania. Several kites were in the afr
when a thunderstorm came up One
of the kites. which had reached an.
altitude Of 1000 yards. was attached
to copper wire When the cs5tatn
touched the wire he received shock
of electricity. He told his assistants
to look out for it, but while saving.
the other kites he must himself have
taRen hold OF the charged wire for
he Was fond Shortly asterward lying
on the ground With severe burns on
his right hand. He died ten minutes
later while being carried toward the
city. Captain Ehgeistad was looked
upon as one Of the best officers in
the navy and regret at HIS death Ii.
general throughout the country.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05

sweden is going to tGrnfsf' granite
f5r she peace palace at sfe Hague
Tie Cafe and Daia railway has
been E6 operation exactly aalt a cen
fury.
Seventeen civil marriages took
place in Nafnfo during the fss. half
of this year, as against one or the
same period Ias year d. The wfIo,e
number for tbs year 1909 was" seven.
The Kotsnas saw mills atSGaffe, the
largest in Sweden. had to- be closed
a few days ago About 40, merf went
on a strike and the next day they
returned and infuced the others TO
quit work. The mills employed over
500 men
capt. K. 4. sYeHson, commander. Of
the steamer MotaIa, Storm has just
competed hts ore-t housandtt voyage
between Stockholm and Gothenbnrg.
It took him 2S1a years, and during
that period no human fife was lost
on his steamers.
Axe Bergman has patented d new
torpedo. It is driven by electricity,
and may be fred at a distance OF
three miles. It is, Absolutely steerab'e
IN the water. and can be. made TO- ex-
p1ode al! any, time IT'S maximum
speed is 80 miles an hotn*
The swedish Greenland expsdtttonn
is exploring the coast Of, west Green
land to the north Of Iorstensborg.
They use d boat along the sea, but.
travel by. foot as far as the edge Of
the, great inland ice field. The Da-
rishL authorities are assisting the ex-
/ petition III. every way
stockholm, Ju1y 2s.-F5rty tstou-
sand workers, ii, the, paper, woofen.
cotton and a1lfed industries went Oh
strike. today. The Strike II IS stated,
vim be extended to the ,fronvorkers
/ 81 Aug. 3. A circular has. been is
ssl5~.d to tire trades unions throaugh o 1t1tt
| the country Gaming Tor d genefaf
| strike Oh Aug. 4.
| A few years Ago the govsrnfnnenntt
Of Sweden n1tfoduced sftnphfed rules
Of sporting, Many conse rvatfves have
opposed tie new spe11fng tooth ana
tltaff and they finally, got Up a for
tnnfHabfe petftion to the govertdlhhn1e SIT
| Is 70 Back To the Old style. The gov.
| eminent, however, has announced
| that ho, Backward step viii BE taken
| III the gpeilfhg reform.
| Duurfhg tie deepening 81 the hafbpt
Lat Treiiebofg to give room tot tile
ear farrias HIS wef1s III the CITY we're
| dried up. But az soon as the water
vas let itto the bafbot tie water ap
Feared Ill the Vets.
rhe freight ttaffic 81 the hsw ea1
ferry tile Between Sweden ahd Ger
tia1fy Ii safptisihgiy Heavy Uh ohs
occasion i ferry cattied ioadet
freight cars aid 5 passenger cars.
rhe Eihg ana the dHesn attended
i The ofiahdo cifcHs the othef evening
aha they generously appiauded TIL
peffofmahees.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-08-05
July 2s1-suig. II.
Notice Of EYfcn Meetind.

BNOLlSC VI Dss|It pfECtiIt9s
Notice is hereby given that a peti--
ton has been fled III the Office Of the
undersigned County Auditor, signed
BY H &. Halvorson and others
parties Interested id and afected BY
the proposed brancn Of ditch number
twenty, COY. IN Marsfzall County
su,chl pettiirtionf setting forth the source,
course, terminus ana size and dirfen
sion Of said proposed Dranch Of
1ateraf ditch, and praying tf1at the
County Boarf Of MarshaTf County
grant PERMISSION to such petitioners
to cause sucTr braI1cT 81 lateral ditch
to- have its duttIef INTO Branch two,
f2y, Of County DfteE frudrrdnber twenty,
10Y, At 81 Hear the northwest cor
her OF section e1evsft lily. Ill town
range forty, hoy, Ill said Mafshafl
Comfy, and further praying tffat tie
said County Boafd fix, deter fnfnhfe and
decide the terms ahd confddif Hons under
which stfeh lateral OF Branch ditch
shalf BE-, aifowed III embty ifto such
Marshall County ditch number TWEEN
| ty,. 10y.
Notice Is further Hereby eivefl that
d special meeting III tlfe Eounty Board
of said Marshall Eodhty, wifi be Held
at the 6ffice. III the E0unty Auditor, Ii
the cbHrt fI5use, III the CITY 81 war
reH, Ill Marshall Couhty, Minnesota
on tie 9TH day 81 August, Al. b. 1909
1T 10 o'cloek A. MI, f0f tils purpose
| of lteafitig, deteftHffifflg ana decfdifis
sueh petitioH ana duplication; 81