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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
A. C. NOW EMPLOYS THREE HUNDRED
 WORKMEN
WORK ON SHELTER BEING HUR, REED FOR BLOWING IN
 FIRST OF MONTH

About 800 men are new employed at the Arizona Commercial mine under the direction of Assistant General Manager John K. Pemberthy. The work on tho new smelling plant is being rushed, and about October |, the smelter will be hlown in. The shelter building is now practically complete. except for the putting on of some of the corrugated ron covering The power house is now finished and all of its equipment is in. ,alled. During the past week, sev- tral men have been busy making tests of the machinery to prove its trust worthiness, so that, after the plant be gins running, there will be no delays.
 Underground at the Arizona Com. mercial mine, the preparation of the arift on the sixth level for the break
 ng down of ore is Progressing stead. fly, Tuesday, the new Prescott pump recently installed on the sixth level in the Eureka shaft was put into eommis- sion, and has given good service from the beginning. This pump has a ca pacity of 1000 gallons and has triple expansion. In the near future, the ex- tension of the drift on the seventh lev e} will be undertaken and the same method of stoping will be followed there as has already been used on the sixth level,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
IMMENSE LAND DEAL IN MAR|COPA
 COUNTY
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES AND THOUSANDS OF HEAD
 or CATTLE INVOLVED

PHOENIX, September ls.--A deal involving about two hundred thousand acres of land and thousands of head of live stock has just been consum- mated and although there have been various rumors afloat. detailed ac- count of the affair was not given out until last night.
 The deal is the result of decision or the part of the members of the Tur key Track Cattle company to divide their holdings, situated near this place and in the vicinity of Naco.
 The principals in the affair are Col onel w. C. Greene of Cananca. and E. A. Packard of Douglas.
 In the segregation Mir. Packard re- ceives the Turkey Track ranch, four miles southeast of Tempe; also the stock and personal property connected with the same. This place embraces a section of land, or $40 acres, and is known as one of the finest in the Salt river valley
 In addition, one hundred thousand acres of land near Naco, five thousand head of eatthc and all the horses for merly owned by the company. with the exception of Colonel Green s fameus trotting string which he will retain individuality will go to Mr. Packard.
 While that gentleman will continue to make his home in Douglas, il is his intention tO sprervise several changes in his place here. These changes mentS and. it is understood, that a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

number of changes will also be made in the working force The name by which the eompany's holdings was for merly known. "The Turkey Track Cat tie company will be retained by Col onel Green to designate his property in Mexico, twenty-five thousands acres of which is in the vicinity of Naco.
 Mir. Packard has not yet selected n name for his place near here.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
GREEN RIVER MAY
 CHANGE HANDS
isn DR"

1t is reported that the Green River copper property located four miles from the famous Silver King mine, th the over by group of capitalists from scranton, Pa, and vicinity. The mine is said to be showing indications of be ing one of the richest in the territory and while the stock has been selling for only ten cents share, if the deal is consummated, it will bring better prices, the ore assaying over l2 per cent in copper, besides liberal amount of gold and silver.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
GLOBE ELkS WILL INSTALL LODGE
 AT CLIFTON
LARGE NUMBER or ANTLERED AGGREGATION WILL VISIT
 GRAHAM COUNTY CAMP

A new lodge of Elks will be installed at Clifton, September 20, by members Of the Globe lodge.
 Arrangements for this affair are now being made by the local members. 1t is expected that at least thirty Globe Elks will visit Clifton to take part in the affair.
 The new Clifton lodge will embark on its career with a membership of about forty. Of this number, several mem bers will be transferred from the Globe lodge, which at the present time has jurisdiction in that territory
 Judge !. F. Hechtman and Floyd Blevins constitute the local committee on arrangements and all members who expect to assist in the installation cer emonies should communicate with them at once.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF GLOBES MINES
New High Record Reached
 h August Copper Output

BOSTON
 
 
 l3SlS20 July
  of l20O0OO0O pounds breaking would indicate the copper e compare months as clows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

For clothes made 10 order at home and cleaning and pressing call at Wal ter & Griffith, two doors below Brown g store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

Every person nee1s rest at least once year. Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Rates reasonable.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
AFRONkIr CURTIsS
MAkES RECORD ELIGHT.

SEW YORK Special -- Glenn "A.
rurtiss the aerouaut. made a night OK
EVENT, one minutes duration IA his
teruplaue 40 Hemratead Plains. l. l.
Ie aUshted without mishap. saying
.hat be could have remained In ths
air Tor an Indefinite period
Curtsss long hight was the second
hampering the aviator 90 such an eN-
under conditions far from ideal. fOg
1f two which De made The nrst Nan
tent that he adshted after remaining
LEA the air about twelve minutes. In
me second attempt made after the
-ng had lifted Curtiss. with his ma
chime apparently under perfect con
+ troll. clrcled again and rraiu fhs three
mile course over Heulpstsaa Plains.
Hnallv aughting az gracefully As a
bird. amid the cheers OK the crowd
which had assembled 90 Witness the
lights
The hisht July rs III the longest ca
record made hy any one in this coun-
try except those OF the Wright brotA-
ers Oryile Wright made a hight Of
seventy -four minutes and twenty four
seconds az Fort Myer september ~
zoos Az Ie Mans France. December
81. 1908. Wilbur Wright remained Ia
.fhe air two hours and nine minutes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
TAFT WILL VETO
HIGH TARIFF BILL

WAsHtNOTON. ID O. - Special --
ANY nneerin lou.. with reference co
ne Presidents position towards down
ward revision of thc tariff was swept
away Whom statement vas given
uut at tine White house Friday set
ding forth iu detail What Mr. Taft had
Iu say tO tNentF.three Republican MEM
beers 90 Congress who called Co protest
against putting raw materials on the
frDe Nst
The President declares that the Re-
publican party is committed 90 a down
0ard revision that he has never had
any other idea 90 the Chicago platform.
snd chat he himself has PROMISED a
downward revision Co che people.
This statement ls Interpreted ia some
.uarters here AZ direct notification ca
f the conferces ON rhe tarin osii that il
f .ne measure thes finally asres upou
| Goes NOT constitute a material ruouN
fIon Bon specific duties the prssidsai
SAN veto De-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
ROOSEVELT FOR
INHERITANCE TAX
sinister Suggestion Of Revolution ii
Gro~> Wealth l. Not Curhcd.

NEW YORK Special The Outlook
has am article by Theodore Roosevelt
entitled Give Me Neither Poverty Nor
Riches II saws. in part.
-Ir ISL 40 h.. wished that some ot those
who n-.a,b ana practice "A gospel OF
mere ~l7r.~ialfsrr and greed ana who
sneak IL n the htapiug up OF wealth
81. fa. community OK by the individual
VAS fr itself the he-au and eud-ali ot
life WOULD learn from the most widely
read ana oldest of books that true Wis
dom which teaches thar o. is Vel O.
ra,e neither great ro.ert. nor great
riches
-Tf- movement which has become
-t~orl ,lrrfnr the past t,.. years ro se-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
WILD BREAK ON
COTTON Market
rrf.s. urop 80 Fe-ais vrA.. nGn
rear &fier 8eu Hees3 Rspsrs
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
QUIT!W0RK TO
GO SHOPPING
Manufacture says Closing Of stores
at Noon Saturday Causes Factory
Employees 10 Absent Them
selves Mondays.

RICHMOND Special There
is one side ro This early-clOsiue OF the
stores or Saturdays that is playing
hob with the manufacturing establish
ments that depend upon skilled white
female labor. said a manager ot one
az the plants 20 a reporter Tor The
NeWs-Lfader
Vow. don't understand me IS OBJ
iectine 90 half holiday for the em-
uioyees 90 tle shops the gentleman
went or. ~but let me- tell you few
things. We have for years been clos
ing our place az , o'clock on Safur-
DAYS. THIS would leave the afternoons
Tor our employees 70 get around 20 fhe
shops and 20 buy whatever they
fancied. OF such IS their purse would
anCrd. The consequences 81 the
change ~ the shops 90 closing 40 noon
has revciutionized the forces in our
place On Mondays we have 70 grant
leave 90 about "a third % our force in
order % let them do their shopping
and IL there is anything that delights
the female heart 10 IS 20 so on th'
streets and 90 look az the pretty thing.
that are displayed in the stores ans
windows. They revel in that business
and they can take severty-fve cents
and 90 % all the stores. buy something
ia each OF them and come back Wit
seventeen cents change.
You take the reduction sales-whe
something that meets their fancy
reduced from $40 70 $9.sS. and you vii
see them rush 10 the places and boas
% the great bargains they have gotteI
Let the shops give some other day 10
a holiday. but Il means a good deal "a
the factories which have TO work shol
forces for about half the day on MOI
DAYS"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
PLACE CHILD ON
PERSIAN THRONE
Mohammed tii Dcposed. shah Il Ban
i,hrd for Twelve Years Fight
INK Euds Irheran 4, Quiet

TEHERAN Special Mohammcd
Ali. shah 81 Persia nas detnroued
Mlt fttA and thc crown prince. Sui
Tam Ahmed Myrza Was proclaimed
shah ng the National Assembly. conn
posed of th- chief Aiultehids and the
lenders OF the Nationalist forces. In
fhe presence OF ana immense crowd GA
Parliament Square.
Nonammed All has taken refuge n
tne Russian SUMMER legation at Der
lerle. where he is under tne protec-
I0u ot detachments OF Cossacks and
seDops attached Co the Russian and
British diplomatic representative.
The neW Shah Isl see in his minority
and A1ad tl Aulk. head OF che halAI
family. has zen appointed regent
sinahdar. one of the most active lead
ers og the government. has taken oil-,
as Minister OF War and Governor OF
Teheran
General Liakhof. througA vhos'
uegotiations with che Nationalisis th'
surrender vas Effected, was escories
fhfs afternoon By mounted Bakhtiar
riaemen 20 the Parliament building
and vas greeted with loud oQDiaus
0y the people.
he vas informed that be might rs
main temporarily ia charge OF the Cos
sacks. provioed he strictly obeyed th
orders az the var minister. The shop
and private houses occupied BY the ia-
Shah's soldiers have ben plumbers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
HAVE AMPLE FUNDS TO
BUILD THE CANAL

WASHINGTON. %. G. - Special
The bond resources OF the Treasury De
partment are ample. declares Secretary
Macveagh. in a statement issued, and
even So Congress authorizes per
cent bonds 20 cover the entire cost Of
tne Panama Canal less the amount
already issued the bonds will only
be- issued as required The statement
follows.
The conference over the matter 81
bond legislation in the new tariff oili
vas not held az the suggestion OF the
Secretary OF che Treasury. The bond
resources OF the Treasury Department
are al present ample. Including s45.-
E 900 .00Q OF anissued Panama and $780,
f 600. 900 OF unissaed 3 per cent certin-
Gates
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

WILLIAMSBURG VA Special
The people OF Yorktown are Kept busy
guessing what kind OF an enterprise
i- contemplated hy the capitalists vho
are getting options on Farm lands
froutiu- yorktown. as Wen as pure
chasing property iu the village.
4 frW weeks ago the Yorktown Ho-
rel bultiug the largest Iu the place.
was purchased outright by concern
known as thn Jam esfowu-Portland
Cement Company recently chartered
in this state. for $4,000 900. The old
hotel building has been repaired and
painted and put lu good condition. A-l
IS being used as an office building
n r Brown. representing the COM
uauv. said the building was to Dr. used
for EMPLOYEES az the new concern. He
has options on other buildings BOZ the
place
4 force OF men is engaged making
behring's of the mari banks aroun,
Yorktown. and when q deposit is found
free of sand am option is secured
whenever the price F.I allow "a puf
chase
Do is reported fha- the property
owners are adfa.citt prices s." ial
idly thar they are becoming proLi4i
tive.
ALONG with other rumors az deal
comes fhe report that J.. g. HarrimA
has secured control OF the Newpor
News Shlpyard, and a former visit &
yorktown ~ + fieruoDr Morgan
connected iu vague way wltn fh
activities around taat place.
The rnief village has had more r
b. ralk about in the way az big thing
b. fhau &c eufnrrd SINCE PIP rttIr'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
SOUTH TO GET NO.
SAUBERT SHOWS
Decree 81 Managers Association. Of
Which Jake Wells i the Presi-
dent FaYOrS Only the Trust
Attractions

ATLANTA A-Special.-The an d
rnal meeting OF the Southern Mana +
GERS. Association. which has just 4
closed. was the most important i'm its F
effect on the theatrical situation in the .
southern country ever held by the or
ranized owners. Iessees and managers
OF the theatres in the States below
the Maryland line.
The most important action taken
was that hv which theatre parfoDs IN
the South are deprived 90 the right 90
natronize any OF the large number ~
frst-class theatrical productions sent
on tour by the Shuberts and other iT-
denendenf producers who refuse 20 be
controlled Orr their business by the
syndicate headed 10y Klaw & Erlaneer
and known as the Theatrical Trust
REPRESENTATIVE of the Shuberts
made a vain effort 20 induce the South
eru managers 70 throw their theatres
omen 70 all frst-class attractions re-
rardless OF the wishes OF the klaw q
FrlanEer combine. The strength 81
the trust. however. was overw helming
and the New York combine. or which
Abraham Erlanger IS the chief dicta-
TOR. scored a victory over the indie
pendent managers and producers
The cues zen Of the open door
came up for discussion. but no one put
a motion 20 provide for the opening.
and afterward 10 was agreed 90 con-
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
AUTO ORDINANCES
TO Be ENFORCED
Police Board Issues Orders Concerning
Aui0mebiles-Nus >hOW
Number.

RICHMOND. VA.-Special.-On and
after August 18th automobile owners
in the city viii have 10 live up 20 the
city ordinances governing the opera
tiOns OF machines. Al the meeting OF
the board OF police commissioners or
ders were issued 10 Secretary Pollock
recurring him 20 have a sufficient num-
Der OF copies Of the ordinance govern
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

Sal Very hr.ght ani successiui
lawyer fo us f.w DAYS ago. comm. MT
ng u tne low grad. of some college
.peakne he had list .ned to shortly Bee
fore. ~Whfn mv h.s is ready Tor coli
feea. which wul De- tery soon. I shall
send lim to some place where ne VIII
end cultivation OF his head and speech
rather than his heels the calves ~ bis
lecs and the muscles Of his arms. /
want him I'D ego 60 some place where
athletics and irarernities have not been
allowed 20 kin the literary societies.
II would be Well OF this good fathers
words were laid 70 heart. Brain
rather than Drawn ought 20 De that tor
which every college stands. And .
victory won I'm an Intellectual contest
as a great debate. an oratOricai con
test. or series OF essays or written
discussions. ought TO overshadow al
ne glory won in baseball or football
Southern Christian Advocate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
nOwSER'> HONEY HEE

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worried about t.at rsp-riaIn
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

A Swiss electric railroad IS using a
crossing gate which - automatically
closed By a motor TO whick the power
IS switched by the trolley bows on Ap-
preaching cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
MURRAY.

Miss Lucille Cahoon was pleasantly s'Jr-
nrised Friday b. about a score of her
nls vrnates the affair being in honor Of
her anniversary. During the evening
games we're participated in by all; also
delightful program was rendered. consist
ing of songs. etc. Later on in the evening
Investments were served.
Nr and Mrs. J.. c. Miller. accompanied
nv their two children. will leave Tuesday
-, eslfnc over the salt Lake Route for Los
Angeles where they will spend several
weeks with Mr. Millers mother, Mrs. J.
r Miller.
A big affair of the coming week will be
the select dancing party given at the T..
assembly hall the fore part Of the week.
This will be the first OF its kind at that
plsce for some time.
Saturday evening at the home of his
rarents. MIR. and Mrs. William Draper.
earl Draper was pleasantly surprised by
twelve of his young schooimates, they
nresenting themselves at the door. taking
the young man by surprise The evening
was devoted e various amusements, IN
which all participated Refreshments We're
served during the evenings entertain
u7cnt
The stork left a baby at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrop this week.
Mayor Charles Brown of this place en-
fcrtained Wednesday for all the employees
Of the Coop. Of which Institution he 10