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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

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@ar qann1el, Manb Interchangeable
peo Grommen, Sans &iGmperro, bar
ct sGrinoe / @ougf11n0. &an falot
fer uofor en- Srappe ira 2. gtage og
forlpg Jig iao itpgt, at ban ogoe paa
@teoet. San far antagelig innblet,
ioet bon iful6e gaa mes Srappen, og
bar / 6al0et faat ct 9te0 moo Sin<
0ingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

Il lDffe peo 5tren :
+ a II e. Naa @ielleltgle1 / 9reien
bel10te forle0en en- igrgelig ltlDffe:
So unge Higer fret Jig len &u5le,
lom gleo paa en- Strengbane ODER gl=
ben. Gen enc Streng bralt, &iger=
ne folot fra Is Meters @aj6e neo |
Sen tribe Glp og blep iammen mes en-
Mano, lom iprang til for at re0Oe,
fgrt ct langt 5tpffe neOoper. So
8aa0 enoelig fom til, bar 0en enc
8ige 0pb, SEN an6en bebi0itlgs. Sen
1ibite fom Jig bog, men er 1terft meO=
taget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

@eIen % 6iifet. S
georobobuslnn og / @palerltreget OPP
treoer @elen / Sc ienere Mar | ltprre
Meng0er, og en- bel0ig Silfeluger,
iom SEN er, gipr SEN utpipliomt flor
@fooe poo 6iifet. Man arbei0er Ser
for for at faa faltlat 5flt0premie for
Gel / @obusbngten iaale0es iom mar
bar set / flere peltlan0ife Mmter, |
9anrnarf og for Speriges @e0fom=
meroe / 9iterigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

er afiluttet ffor iaar. Ser
er opfiifet 100000 Egnoer elIer fun
&nlpparten MOB flor. IL Dampere
50 &11ttere bar 6eltaget Giifet.
Sibtn er Ser nnfommet a Dmpere
meb 1900 Epnber Glib. 8rtien er
bpi.
OIp.ifs &nrontaIt be0
Saugeiun6 ifal uobioes me0 tire tpe
Bpgninger, booraf ben enc er Spiie-
laI meo @labS, for 800 @igiter. st
Mftielelifob er 6annet for 9pfgrelie
al Ell Mpffe 8illaer / Etlfnptning til
aur%anitoIten. Sggntngen til oenl1e
CT nemlig oberbel0en6e.
@aaet biIb paa 6ieI.
5 t. Gn el6re Man6 fra Sailing
sal, &11r1o &erbranoien &allteins-
gaaro, eif for en- Sis iioen Dilo paa
6ieloet mellem 8ergen og Calling
sal. S PA Gage biloreoe ban
runot paa Siel0et / fol0t og inefulot
SER, u6en Mao og meo tp1loe &l9-
ser. Sans 8ro6er fan6t bam en0nu
iltpe og ban fln6e gaa ct 5tpffe til,
men iaa fal0t ban ON og uoaanoeoe
0eroppe. San bar paa @ei fra Ser
gen.
6oreningen @fogenB
9 enne L" bill efter liffert Sorlp=
0enoe gao igang mes 0pfgrelie al cit
&le1gltue / Gorbin0elle meo Mnlgg
al Nlontei fole pe6 Sre6rifsbal0. Seq
ming og 0perilag ODER MnlaggetS &o<
1ten6e er n0arbei0et ag &e%altiationen
al lamme er paa goo &ei, i0et @ooS=
eier S.. sc. Mnfer bor tilbu0t Sore
ningen gratis Gomt til Mnleggene
paa ct baffert 9te0, @len0e &rel1e=
g%aar6sior6e. Blanteifolen paa Ga
nergo jfal flpttes til nebnte Steo, 6a
set mi bar EN- ubel6ig 8eliggenbe6
langt fra 8pen og paa ct @fe6, bpor
Sor0en er iaa i11r og fol6, at Hlanter-
ne life fan tages op iaa tt6ligt lom
9nifeligt ONT 8aaren.
s e u. ct / 6 m :
tai 5. Set fer MI uo til, at set CANT
Re Mpotbeferbus / @rimita0> bpor
&enrif Sblen opbolot Jig / Narene
1844-50 og freb ~@atelina"> ilte=
set for at gao 6orfal6 og @lemiel /
Mg6e, alligeDel oil blipe lat iltan0
og beparet iom ct per6igt Minoe om1
Dor geniale 9igter. gn 9el interes=
iere0e Soft 0erne0e bar nemltg be-
lluttet at gjgre Mlpor al Ben ollereOe
lenge 0rgfte0e Sa11fe ON, at 8Dgnin=
gen ifulbe erbperbeS til ct Sbienmu=
ieum. Sg BERTH fo1nmer set Sel6, at
Set aller melte al set o%prin0elige Sn=
Dentar fremOeleS fin0eS og er til
&igbs. @n6nu 1eper mango iom
go6t erin0rer, bborle6eS set paa S.
lens Sis iaa US / Sc lape @tuer, og
6a @niet ielp frem6eles er temmeltg
uforan0ret, fan man altiaa faa gienz
gibe baooe MpotbefetS @fspe6itions-
rum, 2%aboratoriet og Sblens Bripat=
perelle Set uoieen6e, Set baDbe |
Tirtiaarene. Mlle Sbienbenner og
8ern6rere bill me6 @le6e bilie bette
5iltag.
gDbin6 MitrnpS SO inf e..
Me0ens Sen fongelige 6anife grdn-
lan6Fe @an6els Sftb u@o0tbaab"
laa / Nortb 5tar 8ap Nor6 for Sap
Oorf, afilgre6es Sen 4. @uguit iaar
en- Win0etable for 1en af6g6e norife
&olarfor1fer @Dpino Mltrnp. Eoblen,
lom er en- @aoe fra Mitrups Sen, Ir=
fiteft @elbapen, &rtltiania, in6iattes
| en- @tenbar6e, iom bar bugget paa
Spioerne %in6enfor 8ugten, bbor BEN
moo Mor0 far n6itgt imoo Snolan6s-
item. Eil1te0e be6 Mf1gringen bar
foru6en u@o6tbaab"s S9rer &aptein
@fopbp og Sfibets pbrige 9fficerer
| oq Man11fab fgIqen6e 6errer: 2gqe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

S @eboIb. u@illiam 8arets",
&optein &ru1aa, inofom,til @arop fra
sSssbapet % meooeler, at begge Sc Der
ira q teripgte i%nbefrosne Gfspeoitto=
ner CT / @ebolo pg bar facet &ropiont
al bom. 1e ligger for SiOen / &ara=
bapet for at gigre Sanglt og fan fife
pe11te5 fpr / Sl11tningen al Septem=
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

5tore @ober fra Mo6s
IS tel stang. Mobs @iel
@tangs Mrpingerl far efter Mf=
6eoes 9nlfe operien6t 5000 &ro=
ner til &eniionsforeningen for
@pgepleierit er, u66annet be6 @g-
6e &ors / &riitiania, og 10000
&roner til set norife @fobielifab.
@oben til Sfobielifabet bar Ie6ia-
get at en- Sfribelie, bbori set be66er:
Mf6g6e boboe en- iterf Ero pao
Meuligbe0en al en- flor u6pifling of
@fobbruget iom en- at Morges &obe6=
11eringer, men set bar bans Spfat=
ming, at @fobifietielen - troos aft
bpao Ser / SEN ienere Sis be6 Gfob-
1%elifabets itorarteoe 8irfiombe6 og
paa an0en Maobe bar n6rettet -
enonu ligger langt tilbage, ipecielt
DDd0 9u9lIMQdOen QngdQr. 9an
mente, at 0prettelien al ct pi6enifa=
beligt foritligt 6oripgsbeien bill gipe
@%foobrnget iom Nering ct fraftigt
Sremiteo> og set bar bans 9n1fe, at
obennabnte 8el9b 1ful6e anpet16es
enten iom ct Deficient 8i6rog til
Granddaughter al ct iaaoant Snlti=
int eller til 5tgtte for b%i6enifobelige
foritlige Soripgsarbei6er.
SaiHGttellen at De nermere @e=
temmelier gnife6e Mfogbe operlaot til
Set norife gfopielffabs 8eitpreIie
Iammen me6 bans Mrbinger efter
inobentft nbtalelfe fra @fopbireftg-
rem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

81 e<g n / g 0 rbfioro $. Sc
1iolte Tigers %uaflaoelige &egnpeir peo-
parer mes gget Stprfe. 6olt er mis-.
mooige, meget Spt er enonu uOe,
Mgrelle er grpnre og 6rl1gtbgiten be-
tragtes operalt / Mor0fiorO lom mis-
lDffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

Baron IS I I NJ IS e
BEL SarIsberg, @ebeimefam=
merberref bos 8oben, er afgaaet beb
9e6en / @tniie6eln, Scbmei5, efter
lengere Si0s @Dgeligbe0. &on bar
Sgn al Baron &erman @e0el=Sarls=
berg til 8og1ta0, og Bans 8r96re er
@obseier @erman @e6el=Sarlsberg
paa 8oglta0 og @o0seier Carl @e0el=
Sarlsberg paa Mtlungita6. Sen Mf=
bs6e bar fg6t / 1852, blep @efon6=
lpjtnant / 1875 og / 1879 norif &am=
merberre. San tog I 1881 lin Off
feb, gift ODER til Ben fatbolife Strife
og blep / 1882 @ebeimefammerberre
bos &ope SEQ 136e. @e6el=Sarls=
berg blep / 1879 gift me6 8aronesie
Cole &oienprn=2ebn og efterlu6er Jig
en- Cater, iom fornplig blep gift meo
en- fremltaaen6e ita1ienif Bolitifer.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

years when the prospects along the A. & c. railroad are developed into mines, will rank along with any other coun- try in the territory. Mohave, Santa Cruz, Graham, and Yavapai all have many great undeveloped low grade propositions, which when developed will add millions te the assessed yalu- ation of these counties.
 No country perhaps in the territory has a greater future than Gfla eoun- ty. The Arizona Cornmercial company, the Black Warrior, the Inspiration, the Miami, the Keystone and many other partially developedci mines in few years will become great producers, and Gila county will take it's rank as the first county in the territory of Arizona in the production offeopper.,
 The possibilities are that Cochise county, that had assessed valuation of s2,50o.o00 twelve Years ago. and that today has an assessed valuation of s20,000. 900. in twelve years more will have an assessed Valuation greater than the assessed valuation of all the other counties in the territory. This seems like an exaggerated statement but when we come to consider, it is the low grade proposition that makes the large mining camps. and necessitates the spending of millions of dollars for the development of mines and the re duction of the ore and that the greater part of the money. that it derived from the sale of the copper produced is spent in the mining and reduction of the ores.
 The work of low grade mining properties are far beyond the experi- mental stage. At Ely. Nevada, and the Utah Copper company at Bingham. worked copper ore concentrates aver ages less than two per cent. This year the Utah Copper company paid dividend of something over a million dollars.
 Take gold mines. The mines that have paid the greatest dividends are the mines that are working the lowest grade of ore. The Alaska Treadwell on Douglass Island is considered one of the lowest grade mines in the world. The profits on a ton of ore is some thing less than s1 and the ore averages only s215 ton, yet they paid div idend in 1908 of over $60O,0OO. The Homestake mine in South Dakota mine in South Dakota averages very little higher, and their profits on the ton are about $1, and yet in 1908 they paid a dividend of something over $1,S00,000. The greatest low grade gold mines of the world are in the Transvaal, South Africa; 92S9 stamps and III tube mills reduced ore that yielded nearly s15O0OO, 900 in gold, of which s60,0OO.OOO was profit"
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
REPUBLICAN, MORNING B.
THE MARKET STIFF
 AND ALSO MARROW
Bear Influences Fail to Affect Prices Greatly. 4

New York, Feb. 1.-The professional limitations of the current stock market restricted the swing of prices to a comparatively narrow range. The con- | ditions do not represent any signifi- cant change of opinions on values from day to day. The offering down of prices by bear operators does not ap- pear to disledge any considerable amount of liquidation and the bears find themselves obliged to buy in stocks to cover. The bidding up of prices attracts a notable following such as is stimulated by such a movement in times when the speculative spirit is alert.
 Consolidated Gas exerted a depres- sing influence by a drop which estab- lished a new low price for that stock.
 The suspicion and distrust with which yesterdays allegations of i'm provements in copper trade were re- ceived resulted in a decline of copper industriaIs. The price of the metal was reduced again here and in Lon don.
 The uncheerful view of the iron and steel trade confirmed the feeling of dissatisfaction with metal trade con ditions and affected the sentiment to- ward values in general. although with a special effect on steel industrials. The cheaper railroad stocks again supplied the sustaining points.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
THE LOW GRADE MINE
 THE ONE SOUGHT AFTER
What Investors Have Learned in Five Years.

J. c. Goodwin speaking further on mining. yesterday said:
 T do not think there is any industry in the world that has undergone a greater change in the last ten years than mining. Ten years ago if a pros pector approached a mining expert of a company looking for mines and be- gan to talk about having a group of claims, the first thing that the mining expert would ask him would be what was the character of his ore and the grade. If the prospector said, Well I have large body of low grade cop per sulphide but it does not run so very high the mining expert would ask him.. How highg and he would say. Perhaps not over five per cent The mining expert would shake his head and say No good. In the. first place I am not looking for sulphide proposition; and in the second place, the percentage is too small. The fact is your mine is worthless because five per cent copper ore cannot be made to pay, and the probabilities are it never will
 Ten years ago the mining investor was looking for high grade copper ore, and five years ago what was consid- cred valueless as a copper proposition is worth millions today A few days ago a mining man asked me if I knew of any good copper propositions. I asked him what kind of a proposition he was looking for He said: want a low grade concentrated sulphide proposition, something that would con centrate over two per cent Five years ago a proposition of that kind was considered worthless Today this is almost the only kind of copper propo- sition that the mining investor is seek ing; and perhaps no where in the world are there greater low grade propositions than in Arizona. Take the Ray mine in the Ray district, Pinal county. It has ben turned down by mining men time and again and y1i the stock in that company today is valued at from six to ten millions dol lars. And that is just one of the par tially developed low grade propositions in that district In Pinal county there are great possibilities in the Pioneer district and the district around Christ mas and Winkleman, and many other parts of the country, and think it is safe to say that within ten years, when these various prospects are developed into mines that Pinal county will have an assessed valuation of much more than s2O.OOO.OOO.
 Yuma county, which today has a small assessed valuation, in a few
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
METALS.

New York, Feb. 4.-The London tin market had a sharp break. spot quot- ed at z I24 ITS Cd. futures 126 l5s The local market was weak, spot quot ed $27.S71s 627.6213.
 Copper was lower in the London market. spot quoted at z 59 Ss Sd, fu- lures ( 59 7s6d. The local market was dull and a shade lower, notwithstand- ing reports of an improved demand. Lake is quoted at$l3.s2E@ ESTE 1; electrolytic ,s13121z G1S.37lk; casting SI3qI3.35-
 Lead was unchanged at e1S in Lon don. The local market was dull, $4-lO G415.
 SpeIter was unchanged at G21 Is Cd in London and dull. s5.O21 !. q 5-07 F locally.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

For your spectacles, eyeglasses and other optical goods see Dr. Swigert, IT E. Adams st. Phone Red 2641 Bring your repair work to us-
 Special sale. finest apples, s190 per box. McKee's.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
GRAIN

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Wheat advanced to the highest point reached since the first part of December, when the May delivery touched s1.11. High point to- day was recorded at s1.10as.
 After ranging between s1091z and s1.1O%. May closed at s1.097s.
 Final quotations for July 9s1A 4 7sc-
 Corn closed easy, prices bc to r g Hc lower than the previous close May closed 63Ac; Jul 63Ac-
 Oats close shade to hG Ec lower, May 52c and July 46k k@Sc.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

Special sale, finest apples. s1sO per box McKee's.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

Personal experience with a tube of ManZan Pile Remedy will convince you it is immediate relief for all forms Of piles. Comes put up in a tube with nozzle attached ready to use, and gives immediate relief. Can be ap- piled directly to the affected parts, reducing inflammation, swelling and itching. Guaranteed. Price soc.
 PARSONS DRUG co.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
cAIrIE AND SHEEP

Chicago, Feb. 4.-CattIe receIpts' 5000. Market was steady. Reeves s4.1O65.O0; Texas steers s4.2O4 300; western sters s3.s0@550; stockers and feeders s3I565.40; cows and heifers sIsO65.5O: calves s5.5Od7.75.
 Sheep receipts 5000. Market weak Natives S3.25@625; western $3-25g 5.sO: yearlings s5.sOQ7.OO; lambs. na- tives s5.5O@ TOO; western s5.5O@7.65.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
CANDY SPECIALIST

George R. French of New York, form erly with Maillard and with Huylers arrived ere yesterday morning for an engagement with the Donofrio -Zunkel Co.,, coming at great expense. He is an expert confectioner and a maker of novelties and fancy candies of all kinds An exhibition of one days activities may be seen in the Donofrio window today. all the candles therein being chocolates. Among the novelties he expects to show will be Southern hash" Nut Poy." "Ceylon Puffs, ' Mexican Pecan Cakes" and honey comb specialties. The window. will be changed frequently during the week showing a varieties of novelties.
 Special sale, finest apples, S1.90 per
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
SHOCKS

Amalgamated copper 75B; Ameri- can Smelting SPA; Atchison 991s; St. Paul 1452s: New York Central 127B; Pennsylvania, 133B Reading 1SOA; Southern Pacific 11Sh; Union Pacific I77H: U. S. Steel 5215; U. $. Steel pfd. 133.
 Silver 52: Mexican dollars A.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-05
NOTICE
To Life insurance Men
 And Others.

Old line eastern life insurance com pany. incorporated 1850, wants State manager for Arizona. Liberal contract. Address, Stating experience, references and financial responsibility,
 R.. H. McKaig, Supervisor of Agen- cies. 355-356 Russ Building, San Fran cisco . -. .l-.. - :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-22
IT ~ COMING, EVERYWHERE.

Within a Few years from the present
time the commission form of govern
mcnt Tor towns and cities will be In
such common use an over the coun-
try that "a town or city under our
present clumsy. costly and antiquat-
ed form viii be regarded ms a Curl
osiiy, like the skeleton of some extinct
animal In the museum. The opponents
Of this reform method Of local gov
crnmcnt tell us that 1t viii do very
wei for little villages. bat II is foolish
to talk about adopting q in n city as
large as Albuquerque"
We have frequently answered that
by pointing to scores OF
cities In different sections Of the
country, a good many times larger
than Albuquerque. waich have already
tried the commission form with the
most complete succcss. getting vastly
better government. and with only "a
Of the cost. And now comes
he city of Boston, which. under a
lately passed by the Massachu- |
legislature. win take upon itself
he commission form of government
IN the first Monday 81 February.
six weeks hcncc-and as IL IL
regarded as practically certain
the neNt New Mexico legislature
,tll enact a general law under which
he towns and cities OF this territory
nay put themselves under the COM
'ssion form. the %subjoincd facts IN
Ia the ease Of Boston will b,
lund of interest: |,
Al the cce election. November
by popular vote. the second Of two
licrnative plans was adopted. Plan
NO. as Il wal known. provides that 4,
ie mayor shall be elected for four
sars. subject 20 a recall by a majority I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-22
MINIMUM RATES.

Announcement will shortly b,
made of some of the nations which
viii enjoy the benefits of the mini.
mum tariff under the law passed b,
congress- early In August. The pro
grcss which has been made by tho
foreign tariff board In the examina-
ton of tariffs In force against the
United states will enable President
Taft To make proclamation OF the an
.plieatlon OF the minimum rates against
certain OF them without further de-
lay. This he has decided to do without
waiting Tor the settlement Of all the
difficulties which ROT the work
of adjustment.
The tariff board has been able 20
eliminate certain countries about
whose rates there can be no question.
The tariffs requiring delicate adjust
ment like those of Canada and a few
other countries. VIII be left until the
Investigation is completed.
hat announcements will be. made
some of the countries before March
81 comes rs a surprise. II had been
expected that the countries would be
considered together ANA that the an
louncement or proclamation when
made would include them all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-22

Of voters. and that the city council, o
only nine members. shall be elected
AT large. The plan further provides
that, the councilmen shall hold Office
for thrce-ycar terms, that all nomina.
lions for city offices shall be made b.
and that upon the ballots no party
designations shall be used. The ques-
ton Of who sl,all be the new mayo'
and who shan constitute the council
crcislng AZ prosent the pers and
tongues OF patriots and statesmen IN
"the Athens Of America as no other
civic issue has done In recent years.
BY the new charter various city
offices deemed more or less super
fIuous are abolished. The mayor is
given concurrent powers with the city
council. With the exception Of those
for educational purposes, all oppro-
%priations which are to be met from
taxes, revenue or sources other than
loans must originate with the mayor.
The city council is empowered to re-
duce or reject in toto any item. but 1t
may not enlarge such item or origin
nate n budget. With the exception of
certain specified boards and depart
mcnts having to do mainly with pub
lie benevolenccs, the mayor and city
council may %rcorganlze, abolish or
consolidate departments as they deem
advisable.
No contract for public lighting or
for the disposition OF ashes and garb-
age, the term OF which extends be-
You'd one year, Is valid without the
approval of mayor and council. The
Is empowered to require the
mayor TO give information, orally or
IN writlnga on matters affecting the
pablo wclfAre. a finance commission
Of five members appointed by the
soNcrnor-and this Is highly signific- |
ant or n remarkable extension of state
'ontrol-may investigate nj any time |
any city department. and Is authorized |
10 spend $4,000 per annum In its
work, which supplants the service of
ne former finance commission, |
which has now been leeislated out of |
'Xistcncc. \ further important lndlca- |
ion of the extension of the authority |
the state is seen in the provision
hat, with very few exceptions. depart
nent heads, commissioners and MEM
iers of boards appointed by the mayor
receive the Endorsement of the
civil service commits
ION as To their qualifications for the
'ublic service. such q provision, in
view of a Boston critic, is likely
o prevent a liquor dealer from being
.ppointed a health commissioner or "A
.ealor In old junk from being made
city engineer"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-22
\ NOTE FROM THE MIKADo.

Ambassador lsaya Uchida OF Japan.
who will reach Washington within the
next two weeks. Is the bearer of a
dispatch from the Mikado to presi-
dent TAFT defining the attitude of
japan In the Far East and the Pacific.
II H. said ty a high official that Japan
formally Will pledge support TO the
United states in far eastern matters:
also that Japan's plans will be so pre-
sen'ed as 10 await only the approval
OF the United states to take further
step toward a Japanesc-Amcrican
cordiale.
Among the questions taken up are
Sovereignty over Coroa. limiting
sermany's territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT
m the yellow sea and restricting her
naval plans AZ K~iao-Chau, the fortifv-