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The Jasper news., 1909-06-03


Keep the horns from growing on the
calves. If taken before they are two
weeks old 1t is an easy task. Clip the
hair close to the nubs and apply caus-
tic soda or caustic potash freely sew
sral times letting 1t dry slightly be-
tween applications. Care should be
taken that the caustic is not
moistened sufficiently to run down on
the head of the calf as this causes
needless pain. The stick should also
be wrapped in paper where the users
fingers come in contact with it. One
thorough application will do the work
and do 1t so we'll that when grown the
animal will have the appearance of q
natural poll. The sticks of potash or
soda can be procured cheaply at near
ly every drug store,
The Jasper news., 1909-06-03

The cement flooring with movable
slat platforms makes the ideal form
for the hog house. The cement floor
alone is too cold and damp for the
hogs, but with the Slated flooring on
top which can be taken up to clean
out the place there is nothing which
Is better.
The Jasper news., 1909-06-03

The oldfashioned, foul, ill-smelling
swill barrel is thing of the past on
most farms, But if you are still cling
ing to that old, easy.going method,
stop it. 1t is a menace to the pigs
and sure cause of loss to you.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
HELD VERBAL OPTION
 0N SAL0ME POCKET
We'll Known Mining Man Tells How He Met DiScovereF
 of Famous Mine

Charles F. Smurthwaite, one of the best known mining men in Northern Arizona, arrived in Bisbee yesterday, having just come out of the Bouse district. where the properties of the Arizona Bouse Copper company are located Mr. Snurtlfwaite, besides being interested in an executive ca pacity in several rich mining proper ties has the distinction of having been the first man to talk can option on the famous Salome mine when the mar velous rich pocket in Northern Ari- zOna was first located.
 Speaking of his connection with the Salome deal Mir. Smurthwaite. when the Copper Queen hotel yesterday af- ternoon, sad:
 "On my way to Phoenix from Bos- ton I met Henry Barker, one of the original discoverers of the pocket aJ Vickeburg. in this state. It was the day following the scoveTy, and Bar ker boarded the train at Vicksburg. a few miles from where the strike Twas made, with samples of ore so remarkably rich that 1t was only with an effort that could believe my eyes. He was in . state of intense excite. ment, and it was only after a con siderable effort that l was able to sufficiently subdue him to talk busi- ness. I carefully examined his sam. pies and so good did they look to ms that I immediately took verbal op. ton on the property. The following ] day I took written option on the property, but the deal was never | completed.
 Tt has always been my opinion
 that the strike should have been call | ed the Vicksburg strike, rather than ! the Salome strike, inasmuch as the l pocket is located but a few miles | from V.cksburg."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
 TALKS 0F EXTENSION
Grading Progressing Rapidly On Miami BranCh-Track-
 laying Will Soon Start
Globe Belt.

J. NJ Mcclure. engineer of main tenance of way of the Randolph sys- tenn. inspected the construction work on the Miami extension of the Gila Velley railroad yesterday and is high ly pleased with the progress that is being made.
 The construction work has extend ed almost as far north as the mouth of Bloody Tanks wash. Not all of the roadbed is complete, as there is some rock work to be done just be- yond the old line to the Buffalo shelter. but aside from this, the dirt work is practically complete as far as the work has progressed.
 No track has been laid as yet, but it is expected that the gang to take up th.s work will be here in short tme.
 he rock work has progressed rather slowly. as the task is a heavy one and only a small gang of men is at work Mir. Mcclure stated yesterday that a larger gang would probably ar rive here from Cou-tla1d within a short time to facilitate the construc- ton Of the road bed through the rocky wall along the creek just be low town
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19

The nomination of Theodore Roose- welt for mayor of New York City Is proposed by Gen. Stewart L. Wood ford. diplomatist and ex-minister 10 spaip.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19

Charles FiyDn returned recently fIom the new Winchester mining re- zion. which received his careful in spection. made for party of local business men
 He found that work on the Bcnan- ga Northern. better known as the Glory Hole. is temporarily suspended on account Of litigation. The South western Realty company. of Phoenix. have thrown up the bond and lease secured from Griffin. Barber and Al ger. the locators of the four claims in the group, because of a suit brought by Fisk. who alleges that he holds prior rights to Griffin and his associates.
 |, is expected that the temporary injunct on will be set aside shortly and new bond and lease will be ex- eeuted. nat many old-timers believe that the Glory Hole will continue to pay big is made manifest by the nun. Der of persons who are anxious to take up the bond.
 It is claimed that the oSuthweste- n Realty company has dug out over s40.000 worth of roci, from the ricii hole. which makes them far ahea ,. Of the money expended in the spec ula:icn. Their bond was for Sb1.0co and one payment of s6.e0o was made The grould V as thrown bacx onto the owners lIst before another in stallnent was due.
 Mc Flynn tciIeves that he Glory Hcle will pro c up as a profitable low grade mine md shoud produce s20.00 rock on an average, e.nr after the bonanza hole is thoroughly gophered of its rich surface pocket
 Activity Temporarily Stopped.
 All active work in the Winchester
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
WORK ON GLORY HOlE Is
 STOPPED BY LITIGATION
Mine Expert of Bsbee Visits Winchester District and Exam ines the Many Rich Properties Situated in and About the Vicinity of Famous Salome Find-Great Future
 Predicted for New Mining Camp

district has been temporarily aban- doned on account of the severe sum mer heal. but with the cooler Octo- Der days activity will be resumed on an increased scale.
 Some of the other gold and copper propositions in the district that re- ce.ved Mr. Hymns expert attention were he Yellow Bird owned by Hoag of Sacramento: the Ironwood and Ari- zoaa owned by Griffen and Fuller; the Mitchell prospect owned by Slaughter and Hemperly of Kansas City ;the Calcite property owned by Finnegan and company; also the Winchester group of claims owned by Joseph Winchester. hese are all promis ng claims. says Mir. Flynn. situated within two or three miles of the Glory Hole. Today there are less than one hundred persons living in Winchester aud that number will be le5sened during the coming summer ,nonths. With the coming of fall the pcJ ulation will be greatly increased as the prospects for a fcslthy mining camp are very bright.
 The Cunningham Pass district was also visited by Mir. Flynn during
 recent trip. Th!s is situated in the iia. qua Hala range. a out ten miles ncrth of Salome and Wenden. He looked over several prospects giving up rock than runs in value from $50 to s10o in gold and copper to the ton Conrad and Rawlins. formerly of Bis Ice, have a group of fifteen claims there from which they are shipping to Sasco about one hundred tons oi ore week. averaging about S100 to the ton. There are several other properties in that locality accumulat ing ore which will be shipped earlS next fall
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
SMITH AND ROWLAND
 SEE GLOBE PROPERTIES
Campaign of Development Is Planned to Be Begun At
 Once

GLOBE. May 1S.-According to decision reached yesterday by H. D. Havland and Hoval A. Smith of the Cordova and Live Oak Copper compa- nies. important development work will be commenced at oEo2 on both properties.
 In the Live Oak property. the work of extending the vertical shaft, which will intersect a tunnel now being driven. will begin at once. It was the intention to complete the tunnel befd7e sinking the, shaft, but this plan has been abandoned. The shaft VIII be sunk to the proper level and 8 drift run to the tunnel.
 A new winze at the Gem workings on the Globe Consolidated will also be commenced at once. Drifts on the 12cO foot level have shown good ore chutes. The proposed winze will de- yeiop these strikes.
 As there has been some discussion ts to just when and how the ex- change of stock. in the consolidated of the Eureka and Globe Consolidated companies into the Cordova Copper company, is to be effected, a word of explanation will be cf interest 10 local stock holders and others inter ested fin the properties.
 lGobe Consolidated, both s10 and s2 stock is ,exchangeable for Cordova stock to the extent of one-half of the number of shares they hold.
 The exchange must be made by May 2: 5Stock must be sent to D. L. Fairchild, at Duluth, and must reach him within the required time
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
MS.
 SECUTED
Big Companies Send Fieldmen to Santa Cruz District Who
 Report Favorably
MINING EXPERT VICTIM
 OF HAPPY WANOERLUST

MORALES. May tS.--L G. King is in town from his properties which are situated about fourteen miles northeast of this town. on the west ernslope of he Patagonia mounta ms. He speaks enthusiastically of the fu- tu:e of his immediate vicinity. He says within the last three or four months there have been field men from some of the richest copper cor porations scouting through the local ity and tleir reports are of the most
 iattering nature.
 Mir. King Is the principal owner of six hundred acres located in the great copper zone of Cananea and the Santa Cruz districts of Sonora, fol lowing the line of the Patagonia mountains-and defined as the cen tral or back bone of the zone, thence through the Santa Rita mountain range. following it's course of miner alization through Arizona, Nevada and Utah, with perhaps a slight va riation in its geological features. Mir. King reports the many com panies in operation within a radius of twelve and fifteen miles of his holdings as daily meeting encourage nent. among them the Four Metals National Consolidated; St. Louis; NJ & D. company; Golden Rose; the famous Worlds Fair: the Harsnaw ; the Mowry and most original name conveying as ip does visalth of promise in this land of sunshine. th Never Sweat, owned by Dr. Doherty of Nogales.
 The King properties comprise what 1--- thn tbsa1anffnf more Canon and the Iron group. He has recently sunk fifty foot shaft on one of these and has very recent, taken out car load of copper. The entire six hundred acres is rich IT surface rock. characteristic of Ar zona ore Near him at a distance o' two and a half miles is the Red Hills | This mine carries as large an ere body as any in Arizona. At present the property is shut down though i , is generally undersood that Superin tendent Johnson will shortly sink .
 shaft to the depth of two hundred | feet.
 An option on the King propertie! I has been given to a representative of a prominent iron concern, of Ala l bama who $ said to be a relative O.
 Senator Aldrich, but he is trifle ss
 cretive in regard to the deal. H,
 stated. however, that if the dea
 went through it would be financed b. private individuals.
 A victim of the wander-lust fot { many years past, which took him int
 South America at one time. MT. Kini studied there the geological forma | tion of the mines in the Andes. Whil ' in that country he collected magazine
 articles and photographs, with muci
 interesting data for various vel | known institutes.
 ! A characteristic. contradictory tC
 that possessed by those obsessed witt the fever of wandering. is that if per sistence which goes to aid in thu
 makeup of Mir. Kings nature. H.
 knows good thing when he sees
 and he hangs On to it until he cal 1 be reimbursed to the extent of it meris. When he disposes of his proT
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
PAINE, WEBER 6 co. SAY

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 BOSTIN. May 1S.-North Butte opened strong this morning around 63.00. but there was no sustained buying and scatssed selling orders forced the price down to 61-25, with subsequent rallies to 62.60. The stock around this level acts better than it has for some time. East Butte will sell ex-rights tomorrow. and from the way the stock rallied at the close 1t is evident that the recent decline has been caused largely by short selling. The rights were 1-Sc bid and are getting more scarce each day. We confidently advise hte pur- chase of the stock tomorrow. ex- rights, as we think the present price will soon look very cheap. The bal ance of the list was relatively quiet. but firm, and should soon join in an upward movement
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
MAsoN'S MARKET

R. H. MAS0N. Proprietor. This business Is under the manage lnent of it's owner. All kinds of meats, sausages, eggs. etc.
 Phone 324. 74 Brewery Ave.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
FAILURE WITHOUT EFFECT
Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook. )

Special Wire to |. J. Overlook
 NEW YORK. May 1s.-The failure Of Tracy X Co. today was not a mar ket factor. though sales were believed to have been made for this concern. The market remained quiet and steady r,inS the TTece,lEg sales and they were all absorbed. Monday stsgna- ten was followed by a firm rally iii tho lascr dealings. There seems req son io te.leve the market will be kept within comparatively narrow limit: fer a while, that a digestion Of securities may go on before an- othe: upward trend begins. We be- llave thai securities of merit should be bought on any decline-E. F. Hut ton & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
5000, ,0OO FEET OF
 TIMBER ARE SEIZED
Deputy U. s. Marshal Takes Posses
 sion of Six Saw Mills

OKLAHOMA CITY, Mya 1S.-Dep- uty United States Marshal Bacon has seized J.000.o00 feet of lumber. six sawmills and other property of the Pinehill and WalkerHopkns Lumber companies and smaller concerns. The deputy acted in accordance win writs issued b. the federal district court after an investigation by J. NJ. Mueller. special agent of the depart TeEt os the interior concerning the conditions in the timber reservation CT The Cnoctaw nation. The investi- gatioi. WIS caused by charges of un- lawful timber depredations.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
OFFERINGS WERE ABSORBED
Special Wire to LII. overlock.) !

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, May 1S.-The ele- ment in favor of a further reaction were somewhat gratified by the course of prices during the early trading. but it was noticed on the decline that offerings were well absorbed and good support rendered. As a result the liquidation on the decline was not of character to encourage further bear pressure and efforts on the part of the latter to cover their commit ments caused the general rally. The steel issues were conspicuously strong and the good demand for these is sues was attributed to reports wAich were to the effect that the voume of new business booked during the last few weeks has xcedd expectations, and it was also reported, that the company would on June 1st resume its former wage scale with the employees of the Pittsburg. There were several weak spots in the market. notably Western Maryland. but, taken as a whole, the news was rather encouraging and indicative of higher prices later on.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19

critics 1t will be to some one capable of developing them to the best inter ests of Nogales and the surrounding country
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
 SAILS FOR NEW YORK

NAPLES, May 1s.-Amidst cheers from a large crowd assembled to wit ness her departure the new steamship America sailed from Naples today on her maiden voyage to New York. She carried full complement of passen- gers. and Captain Schsffiano, in com mand of the vessel. expects to make the run to New York in record time.
 The America Is the largest and fin est merchant vessel ever built In Italy. She is J04 feet in length. 56 feet boom with displacement of IL BOO tons The speed of the liner ca her trial trip was more than seven fee- and a half knots.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
ENTIRELY NEW

Ihere are 2S chapters.
 Covering Copper History, Geology, Geography. Chemistry. Mineralogy, Mining, Milling. Leaching, Smeltins, Refining. Brands, Grades, Impurities. Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Terminol- ogy, Deposits by Districts. States, Countries and Continents; Mines in detail. Statistics of Production, Con sumption. Imports, Exports, Finances, Dividends, etc.
 The Copper Handbook is conceeds d
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19

The West Virginia cities of Charles ton, Huntington and Bluefield are go- ing to experiment with municipal gov. ernments under a bipartisan form or administration, following the so-called Galveston plan with some modif1ca- tions
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
COPPER MARKET. IMPROVES Healthy Demand Noticeable for Revenue Paying Stocks
 Brisk at Close OLD DOMINION DECLARES
 DIVIDEND Or 50 CENTS
By Frank J. Graf.

The copper market has turned for decided improvement, and from the indication Of today's market there must be very healthy demand for copper stocks. especially those Of the dividend class. During the greater part of the session stocks were in clined to be weak. but toward the close there was a reaction. and buy CTS were unable to get all stocks wanted. The condition of North Butte was affected to the contrary, 1t being sold off freely. closing almost at the low point for the day. Denn Arizona is being offered at 3.74. with very lit tie demand, while but a few days ago the stock was scarce. La Rose and Inspiration are in excellent demand. Live Oaks holds firm at 6.15. Ray Central is being traded in at 15.i5. Old Dominion has declared a dividend of 30 cents ner share
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-19
COPPER
The New Edition of the
COPPER HANDBOOK

Vol. VIII, issued May. 1909, contains l5OO pages. with nearly 50 per cent more matter than the preceding edi-
 ton. The chapters with mine de. scriptions and on statistics have been carefully revised and the bulk of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-22
MOON NOT VISIBLE
SAYS ITALIAN SCIENTIST
A Difference Between Moon
Observations and Moon"
Observations

Washington Sept % Siguor Fran
cisco Faccia de Schio of Bcrgauo. am
Italian astronomer. who says hat Nj
Poary could not have seen tile moon
April from 50 degrees, % minutes
north Longitude. has preeipitatcd a
discussion here and brought about
IN examination of The preliminary re
port of Mr. Peary of his journey to
the pole
The coast and goOdetic survey aft
or giving the mat e. some attention.
linds that the Italian astronomer has
NO basis for his statement. bl that
Nj Peay'a preliminary account is
clentifically inaccurate and TINT the
most glariug inaCcuracy occurs Just as
he moment when he thought hc was
within a stones throw OF the pole
1t is thought by officials here that
Signor Faccia believed Pearry had
taken moon observations instead O'
noon obsevations" and that as q
matter of fact Mr. Peary took his
noon observations on the sun
Bur to Frank VALLEY Perkins. acung
chief OF the coast and geodetic SUI
vey. and the man who viii have much
] TO do with passing on Mr. Pearys
/ final records. the statement from Mr.
Peary that he took moon observa
tons indicates as much likelihood
Of inaccuracy as Il be bad said moon
! observations
Mr.. Perkins points out that Mr.
Pcary could not have accura ely de
termined noon as far north as he IN
dicated
This means that he was much fatth
er from the pole than he believed anC
tar enough south to- taka noon obser
scrtatlons, Or That MS calculation.
on which he based bis position neal
the pole were necessarily un5cicntl
! fiC and ineXact
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-22
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Judge J. H. Chambers, attorney for
the school land department has return
ed from a few days visit at his home.
town of Atoka. The judge attended
the big reunion at Sulphur and met
bis old fellow members Of the con
yention His mothcrinIaw, Mrs 0.
p Ray. Sr, returned with him and
viii visit here for several weeks with
them their home at 3tl North
DrcXel.
w J. Cump w G Bailey and r.
Cramer are among the Muskogec no
tables here today.
Rev w. C Wolf of Tonkawa is a
Guthrie visitor.
\. J. Morris of Anadarko is a Guth
ric visitor.
T. L. Quick is here from Cashion
Prof. A. J.. Evans is here from Ok
lahoma city today.
County superintendent Neil Hum
phrey is in Meridian.
w. II. Kelley of Watonga is a Guth-
ric visitor.
G. f. Williamson is here from Tulsa.
+. NJ. short of El Reno is GuLh
RE visitor.
At orney Wilson is here from Ok
lahoma city looking after some cases
before the supreme court.
Grant Stanley of Luther is here
looking after some cases in the dis
trict court
state Superintendent f. d, Cameron
returned this morning from oklahoma
City
Architect S g. Layton is here from
Oklahoma City
Judge B. F. Burwell is here from
Oklahoma City looking after some
cases before the supreme court.
w. o Fleming Of Ponca City, who
has recently engaged in the real es
tate business in Tulsa is here today
selling lots to department employees.
Henry ]. Donnolly returned this
morning from Law'on where he at.
tended the gun club shoot.
Speaker Ben Wilson of the Second
Oklahoma legislature, is here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-22
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The cases against Roy Burgess. c.
r. Wagner the Two alleged Oklano
ma City 'spCtters" who were arrest
Cd here Monda night were con
tinued until Monday afternoon.
Two hundred eighty pupils had en-
rolled in the Logan county high
school today at noon and fifty.tRo
two had enrolled in the high school
separate, at Lincoln school, making
total enrolment of 332.
The enrolment in the city school
was increased by more than 500 to-
day City superintendent Calvert
expects a large increase neAt week.
Vernon Haws has taken a position
as stenographer i'm The Office Of the
clerk of the United states circuit
court.
YESTERDAY vasta nour. circus day.
state County Judee J. G.. Slrang 10.
day. y never emarriqd} a single
couple When the knottying business
Is always on The rush on show day
The West Side fire team has been
transferred TO No. station. Since
"J1ck, The now sorrel horse, has
been brokon in the West side team
is the best tho department has had
in years.
The state board Of affairs has an
pointed Aoritz Rehr expert textile ex
aminer He will pass on the furnish
ing goods purchased for the peni
.tentiarv and institutions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-22
THE FATNESS OF HEALTH
Samose Fills Out The Curves And
Makes Thin people Fat

Perfect health and good solid beau
titul flesh can only come through the
use of Samrose. the remarkable flesh
fo ming focd
This makes the thin and scrawny,
plump and robust it mixes with the
food so that all of the clements that
make solid bone firm muscle and good
flesh are thoroughly assimilatcd and
retained in the system.
SamrCsc is not a drug or a stimu-
liant, Il is a scientific flesh forming
food that restores thin people to a
normal condition of good healthy
flesh.
These statements are confirmed by
Druggist Sigmans offer to refund the
money to anyone buying and using
Samose who does not gain in weight
as promised The risk is an Sigmau's
The hin and scrawny can buy sam
osc al Druggist Sigmans sore. W..
the knowledge that if it is not sue
cessiul it will cost absolutely nothing
Sent postpaid on receipt of price
59c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-22

Stats Willis. the star twirler sold
BY the Guthrie Senators to the Chi
cage Nationals, is now setting the
woods on fire mp in Kansas The
Kansas City journal has this account
of his performance In a game at Cha
mute, Kansas, SUNDAY;
4Cy Kretzer of The Fort Wor' h,
Texans, pitching for independence
and Stats Willis of The Chicago m
tionals for Chanute, INDUCED in a
remarkable pitchers battle here TO
day Willis struck out sixteen and
KretZer fourteen and but five hits
were made off each One base ON
balls by Kretzer was the only pass
issued. Chlnute won in the tenth
single, a sacrifice, the beating out
of fielder's choice and a muif IN
right letting in the only score made.