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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
Par Value $1.@.
One-Hah Set Aside for Development.

There are IL claims in the group. There
has been some 900 feet of development work
done on the group. There is a good, strong
ledge OF ore on each claim. The ore is gold,
silver, copper and lead The ores On some OF
the claims show from $40 to $35 in copper, and
from 10 to so ounces in silver. and from trace
to 81 in gold, and from to Is per cent lead.
This is an ideal property to open up by tun-
mel; in fact, it is a straight tunnel proposition
There will be no pumping or hosting plants to
install for years to come. These claims lie on
the slope of the mountain running up from Sal
mon river. A tunnel, now started at the base
of the mountain, is in about 200 feet, and
shows some FIVE feet of ledge, we'll mineralized
1t is the intention of the company to continue
this tunnel 500 feet and crosscut all the lodges
in the group. This tunnel will crosscut seven
lodges that show width of from to 40 feet
on the surface. This lower tunnel will crosscut
the 40-foot ledge 500 feet deep and the ledge on
the Salmon River Boy 1 900 feet deep. The ore
on the Salmon River Boy is the ore on display.
There is display from the surface
where the rich strike was made last October and
one from the 274 foot level. good portion OF
this ore will average $50, which be freighted
"a miles to Night Hawk. Wash, for $12 per ton.
Freight over Great Northern to CRANKY smelter.
SO; smelter charges, 81; mining not to exceed
81 These matters have all been investigated
There is a water power owned by the COM
pany where $50 horse power can be generated.
1t is the intention of the company to improve
this power and furnish power for developing the
property.
The ledge where the rich strike was made is
o feet wide on the surface, showing three feet
of $50 ore The the same ledge where
a crosscut was made shows five feet of shipping
ore of which some of the ore is on display here
with the surface ore.
The trustees of the company for the hrst SIX
months are: r. r. Hargrove president; w. j.
Darwin real estate and mining broker, secre-
tary and j. p Adam, merchant, treasurer; all
residents of Conconully, Wash.
Nearly every business house in Conconully
has taken stock in this company, showing their
faith in the property-somethng no other mine
in the country can boast Of In fact, everyone
who has examined the property for the purpose
of investment has invested after seeing the prop
erty, which speaks volumes for the property
will give as reference any business house In
Conconully Wash, or anyone who has seen the
property / am miner, having spent p years
continuously in mining.
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IA North Mission, phone 2375, for
the bicycle doctor till further notice.
sss
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CHANGED LOCATION.

Out OF the frying pan into the
shop" We can now be
found in our new quarters in the
Wenatchee Plumbing Co.'S building,
directly across the street from the
ruins OF the Harlin Meat Market Call
and see u.s. None OF our goods dam
aged by the fire.
WALKER & WIDNEY.
Real Estate.
(Other corner Orondo and Mission
sss
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MINES LOCATED THREE-QUARTERS OF A
MILE NORTH OF CONCONULLY.
WASH.
Incorporated Under the Laws of Washington.
Incorporated for One Million Sharee.
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CITY NEWS

Pie cherries for sale. Phone 262.
49,
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In consequence OF the recent fire
We would ask that all persons know
ing themselves to be indebted to us
TO please settle at once.
*** O'CONNOR & PARRISH. b
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1t costs you nothing to wait for
Schaje & Parshall's Summer Time
Bargain Sale" beginning Saturday,
July II. go
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We are now offering a sufficient amount of
stock for sale at Is cents per share to improve
our water power and continue.
Work on the property until sufficient ground
has been opened up to put the property in the
dividend class. Don't say, "Oh. bought stock
In such and such mine and got nothing in
turn" Come and Investigate. I want to raise
$4,000 to install power plant and put on bur-
leys drills and develop the property and put it
in the dividend class. There has been $4,000
worth Of work done the property. Let few
men get together and agree to take this amount
of stock and pay 25 per cent on examination Of
the property and Is per cent monthly until the
amount is all paid Let them send competent
man to examine 1t. I will pay his transporta-
ton and board there and back to make such ex-
animation and will guarantee this experts re-
port will be good if he is an expert. This is no
wildcat. believe any purchaser of stock In this
company will make more money than he can in
anything else. He will make more money than
anything else he can put his money into, and
l stand ready to back every statement made
here. 1 can be found with plenty of samples of
at the Roosevelt Hotel at Wenatchee for the
next three days. have the map of the company
which shows the group the elevation and the
amount of work done the claim.
There is fruit land real estate that can
compare with this proposition. good mine
heads off everything else and have big start
for good mine. Investigate. Come, get in on
this Galconda. Get rich On a small investment
Come and see me.
| will be found at the Roosevelt Hotel until
Monday and after the middle of next week / will
be found at the mine
r. r. HARGROVE.
Spokane. Wash. June 25 1909
Mr.. A W. Urine.
Spokane Wash.
Dear Sir: In reply to your inquiry regarding
the Conconully Copper Co. of Conconuly, Wash,
will say that Mr.. White and myself employed
w. W, Robbins and ]. P. Webster of this city,
to examine this property for US and these four
mems report is considered among mining men
of this place as very reliable They stated to
us that they consider this one Of the best pros
poets they have examined in the state 1t
was our intention at the time we had it examin-
ed to take up the Treasury Stock ourselves but
on account of land deal we had pending at the
time, We were compelled to give it mp But we
believe from their report and other reliable in
formation We get that this is going to make
one of the largest shippers in the Northwest.
when properly developed. If you will call at my
Office or see Mr.. Hargrove. we will show you
their report There was at this time an Electric
Road in project and since the bonds have been
foated in New York and Paris an office estab
lished in Spokane, and they going to COM
ymence the building of the same at once. which
goes right at the door Of this property, insuring
true value.
Yours very truly
w. A. STEVENS.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Family driving horse,
harness and buggy. A. Swearin-
gen. Phone 1912. 1928
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Coming, next week. Summer
Time Bargain Sale," at Schade &
Parshall's. SO
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Phone 262 for some pie cherries.
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Band Concert Tonight.

The Wenatchee Military band will
render the following program in the
park tonight, commencing at 8
o'clock:
March-The Colored Major Henry
Overture-George Washington Jr.
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F. F. Keller represents six good
fire insurance companies Insure with
him. ss*7-14
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14

Patrick whalen. through his attor-
ney, Judge Edwin McBee, com
meneed an action In the district court
this afternoon against Paul RohioH
and ]. b. Campbell The plaintiff. In
his complaint. alleges that he Is the
owner OF a building In the town OF
Cataldo and that il Is nov occupied
By Rohloff. who is engaged In the
saloon business He alleges his oe-
cupancy 1t without authority. that he
Is conducting a boistrOus house. aud
that it is interfering with the peace
of the immediate community. and he
asks the court that an injunction BE-
issued restraining him from further
occupying the premises and from
conducting his business thereon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
PERSIAN BLOOD
FLOWS IN STREETS
Terrific Fighting at Therean Causes
Heavy Loss of Life

sALoNIcA, Turkey. July H.
Declaration Of war against Turkey By
Greece is momentarily expected here
today. Both nations are mobiIlzing
their troops and otherwise preparing
for what now seems an unavoidable
conflict An unfrIendiy feeling has
been existing between the two ma
tons for some time. but the lmmedl-
ate cause OF the present hoatilltIes
between the two Is the recent order
issued at ConstantInople against the
citizens of Greece who are on Turk
ish territory. The order directed the
troops Of Turkey to drive ell the
Greeks from the Turkish frontier.
Greece bitterly resents this action on
the part OF the Turkish nation and
war between the two seems newt.
able.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
UNDERGRoUND PASSAGE
TO THE EXPOSITION,
People Gained Admlttance Through
New Sewer.

People Gained Admlttamce Through
New sewer.
SEATTLE. Wash. July I4.-That
the Observation-Disclosures exposition
has been defrauded daily out Of hun
dreds Of admissions by the employees
on the north trunk sewer and their
friends was the discovery made yes
terday by oficials in charge OF the
exposition. Suspicion was aroused
by the fact that recently men and wo-
men had been seen coming from the
northwest portion OF the grounds.
brushing their clothes, and an lnvas-
tigation was prosecuted with the re-.
suit that II was discovered that they
were entering the grounds through
the tunnel OF the new sewer and up
through a manhole.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
SUES MILWAUKEE
LAND COMPANY.
Wants Damages for stopping Ferry
ON So. Joe River.

Wants Damages for stopping Ferry
ON Sc. Joe River.
Robert C. Sims commenced a suit
in the district court this afternoon
against the Milwaukee Land COM
pany. The plaintiff alleges that In
July. 1908. he was engaged in oper-
ating ferry on the ST. Joe river and
in the month OF July OF that year
the defendant doomed logs on the
south ferry landing Of the river and
interfered with the operation OF his
boat. and also constructed a fence
about the landing so that people were
prevented from coming to the landing
and for this he asks damages to the
amount of 1915. He further alleges
that in March OF the year 1909 the
defendant again doomed logs on the
south ferry landing and prevented
him from operating his boat and that
he was damaged to the amount OF
$3.50 and asks the court to award
him a judgment for these amounts.
He is represented by r. t. McFar-
land.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
LICENSED TO WE'D.

T.. b. Hawley t3sD. and Mary Muir
ray t27). both Of Spokane.
W. II. Latham C24J. and Jessie l..
Wood USl. both Of Spokane
Hans p Hanson t3g). Of Spirit
Lake. and Auna Anderson t26D. Of
Spokane.
John r. Davidson (41b. OF Col
FAX. and Edith Klelnstruber t3Il. OF
MedfOrd. Pa
l.. p. CoFyeil (24D. OF colfax. and
Maymle Frazier ls). OF Billings.
Mont
l.. johnson t461. and d. Taylor
t55). both OF Spokane.
William J. Russell (3sl. and Ma
bel E. Carr (2sl. both Of Newport.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
LAND SEEKERS
AT MISSOULA
Estimated That 10000 win
Register for FIathead
Land.

MIssoULA, July l4-There are
At least 5000 strangers lodged In thu
hotels and roomlng houses OF this
city today, awaiting the opening OF
the registration for the F'lathead In
dian reservation. and each train that
will arrive from now on, ii il ex-
pected, will be loaded down with
landseekers, who come from every
state In the Union to take chance
in the great lottery game conducted
by Uncle Sam. The registration will
open tonight Ut t2 o'clock and last
until IL o'clock on the night az Az
gust 5. and II Is believed that dur
Ing that time fully l50. goo people
will have registered for lands IN the
reservation. SO far the city has been
able to provide for the people, and
preparations are being made BY che
hotels, rooming houses. restaurants
and private boarding and roomlng
houses for the hundreds Of people
who are expected to arrive when the
registration Is in full swing.
The Undesirables Also Come.
With the coming crowd there has
also come that class which IL gen
orally known as the ''undenlrable
citizens OF the land. The bunco man
Is here--the CRATER Is on hand with
bis wares, from which he hopes 10
reap harvest by selling them 70 the
hundreds Of people who will attend
the repatriation. The violators Of
the law OF the land. the parasites
who prey upon soetety. are here and
expect 10 do general iaRd once
business Mingiing with the crowd
Of landseekeFs the bunco man can be
observed, and there also, doubtless.
Ii the hold-up man, waiting for an
opportunity TO separate some man
from his Valuabies, and the burglar,
who. when the shadows OF night fall
over the land. hope to ply their trade
with success. The police, however,
have been Increased and everything
Is being done TO drive these charae-
ters from the town. and 70 far In
this respect the police have succeeded
beyond their most sangulne expecta-
lions.
Reservation Comprises $50. 900 Acres
There are contained In the reseFva-
tIon. all told. 10000 acres OF land
that will be subject to filIng on April
!. The land is some OF the most val.
liable for agricultural purposes nov
remaining on the American cont.
nent The registration will be con-
Quoted b. a committee appointed for
that purpose BY the government. and
Miss Christie D6nlan. the 12-yeaF-old
daughter OF Senator Donlan. has
been ofielally chosen 10 draw tbs al.
lotmenis.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
OREGON DELEGATES
TO IRRIGATION CONGRESS,
Speaker OF Last House Makes APP
pointmeats.

fSpS@AeE va last uDlbe MAKES Ap~
pOintments.
SALEM, Ore, July l4.-c. N. Ar.
thur, speaker Of the last legislature.
today appointed the following dele
gates TO the National Irrigation con
gress, which Will be In session In
Spokane from August until August
IA: w. II. Brooks. Harvey Malhenr.
John p. Rusk. wallowa: Henry NJ.
Mckinney, Baker: r. J. Mahoney.
Morrow; J. G. Bryant, Multnomah
The following were appointed by J.
T. Teal. president Of the state con-
seryation commission: Frank J. Mil
Ter Albany; }. X. Wilson, Portland
academy; Prof =. G. Young. Uniyer-
sity Of Oregon; State Senator J. H.
Hart. Baker City; J. c. Stevens. state
geological survey. Portland.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
most be entirely eliminated and order
and peace preserved.


MAGten ana Assistants Busy.
While the correspondence that
loaded down Judge wItten and his
assistants with work for a while is
stacking up, their labors have been
proportionately increased by daily
calls at the headquarters by appn-
cants who seek information, and
they are still very busy. The quar-
ters have been fitted up and in the
rear portion, which has been partI-
toned on from the front, force OF
clerks are busy transacting the gen.
erai routine business, while Judge
Witten and his two assistants, Seth
and Fisher. attend to the general
work. Judge Witten is confident
that the registration will reach 1O0,-
900 and is providing supplies for
that number.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
MAKES GREAT CLAIMS
FOR CONCRETE PAVING.
Has Many Good Features Over Other
Materials.

Has Many Good Features Over Other
Materials.
William NJ. Powell, OF Chicago,
representing the Rudolph s. Blome
company. owners and. contractors for
the Blome company graniteoid CON
crete blocked pavement, was In the
city looking over the paving situa-
ton. The company claims for its
pavement qualities that are superior
In every respect to any other pave
ment now in existence. 1t Is intend
ed for all kinds Of traffic from the
lightest to the heaviest, and ii is
claimed that it will show less wear
from traffic than any other. The sur
face of the pavement consists of
special crushed granite mixture
which. when completed, leaves the
pavement extremely sanitary, fairly
smooth and still not slippery and
pleasing In appearance. The pave
ment can be successfully laid on
grades as high as per cent, and II
is the only pavement where sections
can be cut out and replaced at exactly
the same level as the adjoining pave
ment. 1t is not affected by the ele-
ments and will successfully stand
continued usage in the warmest and
coolest climates, and because 1t is
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
REQUIsITIoN FOR
GOVERNOR JOHNSON.
win BE Taken 20 seattle for sewish
Celebration.

SEATTLE. wash. July a.
Armed with 3 document which pur-
ports TO be = reanisitlou signed by
the president OF the exposition. the
Swedish vice consul. Andrew Chill
berg. Is today en- route to So. Paul 10
bring Governor John johnson to at
tend the Swedish day celebration on
July 81. Johnson Is nov III as re-
suit Of an operation for appendicitis
II Is predicted that there vii be fully
5O.0o0 swedes In attendance At tbs
celebration.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
GREECE DECLARES
WAR ON TURKEY
Both Nations Modifying Troops
and Preparing for Conflict

TEHERAN. Persia. July 1.-THE
cannonading today resulted in the
heaviest losses In both the royalist
and nationalist armies that has oe.
CURED since the rebels stormed the
city early yesterday morning. Hun
dreds of soldiers have been killed on
both sides and hundreds more are
wounded. The fighting is still being
carried on and before night comes
many more soldiers OF both armies
will have been killed and wounded
The rebels have stormed the barri-
cades, which was the last hope OF
the royalist leaders.
Result Of Peoples Demand.
The fighting between the armies OF
the nationalists and royalists and the
occupation Of the Persian capital b.
the former is the result OF the de-
mands OF the Persian people that the
country shall be governed under the
constitution adopted In January.
1907. When the shah assembled the
throne he signed the constitution. but
from the FIRST he disregarded Il and
then finally withdrew H. The people
have long been In a state of rebel
lion because OF IL, and the royalists
have been endeaVoring to cope with
the situation. but have been grad
ually losing ground and the shah nov
stands an excellent chance of losing
the throne.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
coNFERENCE ooMNnTTEE Won

WASHINGTON. ID. T.. July a..
The conference committee today a.
eided 70 accept the senate rate r
tarlR Of 10 per cent ad valoFsm OF
sugar beets Instead Of the house rate
Of IS per cent. The committee =
considering the administrative fea-
lures Of the tariff bill this afternoon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14

composed Of concrete 1t viii harden
with age. whereas II is claimed that
all other forms of pavement win de-
teriorate under the action OF the ele-
ments. Mr., Powell intends to pre-
sent the merits OF his paving to the
city council later.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
NOTED MURDER
TRIAL BEGINS
Defense VIII Attempt to Prove
an AlibI for George T.
Murgatroyd.

ST. HELENS, Ore, July 14.-In
the presence of the bloody ak, which
is said to be the instrument with
which Ribert Livingstone, aged 81
years, was murdered by George r.
Murgatroyd at Goble in last Deem
Der, the jury began the hearing OF
the evidence in the sensational case
this morning. Assistant District At
torney Miller made a plain statement
of the case briefly, narrating the
links which he proposed to prove as
connecting the defendant with the
murder. w. II. Adele, who appears
for the defense, in the making Of his
statement of what the defense would
expect to prove, declared that he
would prove that the defendant At
the time. OF the commission of the
murder was In Astoria working In an
oyster house, and that he was there
for seven days after the crime was
committed.
BrOss First Witness.
1. H. Bross. section foreman. was
the first witness for the state Bross
was the man who found the body OF
Livingstone He told OF how he had
found the body Of the murdered man,
Of the wounds as he had observed
them. and the discovery OF the blood
az with which the murder was com
mltted. In a graphic manner de-
scribed the condition OF the blood be-
spattered cabin where Livingstone
lived and where be was murdered.
Besides BrOss there are forty other
witnesses TO be examined.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
J. L. sAAISlINs
n EXALTED RULER.

Los ANGELES. Cal. July IA
When August Herman. the baseball
magnate Of Cincinnati. aEOke this
morning he was the most disaD-
pointed Of al the Elks who are gath
cred here. as he had lost in his con-
test for the position Of exalted ruler
OF the order By the narrow margin %
63 votes. Herman vas defeated By
J. o. sammins. OF Lemars.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-14
CHANCELLOR VON BUELoW
TENDERS RESIGNATION
DIR. Won Bethem Hollmeg Appointed
His Successor.

BERLIN, July IA. - Chancellor
Won Buelow today formally rendered
his resignation to the kaiser. who
promptly accepted il and appointed
DR.. Won Bethem Hollmeg. the pres
ent counsellor as his successor.
When Won Buelow entered before the
imperial audience to hand his resIg-
nation to the kaiser. who was attired
as a field marshal, tears rolled down
his cheeks. The kaiser In accepting
his resignation grasped his hand and
said, Bernhard. you have served me
well and faithfully. and we will al
ways be friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
osAKA's GREAT FIRE.

Lasts 25 Hours, Burning 10000 Homes
and Public Houses-Much Distress
Prevails.
Osaka, Japan, BY Cable-Confusion
prevails here as a result of Satur-
days disastrous fire. Thousands of,
persons are homeless and hunger is
staring many Of them in the face.
A system of relief has been organ
lied by the municipal authorities,
but it is inadequate to supply all
needs. Outside cities end towns are
generously sending in contributions
to be used in aileviating the suffer
ings Of the homeless and destitute.
The latest estimate is that 10000
buildings are destroyed, these includ-
ing banks, the stock exchange, the
museum, government edifces and fac
tories. While at present it is impos-
}sible accurately to state the losses,
+lo~c n-n vivian ROUGHLY at several