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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-02

The Pennsylvania railroad, in under
a campaign to prevent trespass.
Is meeting with opposition in reurai
communities. Pomona Grange of Blair
Pennsylvania, protests that the
railroad in driving tramps from its
property drives them upon the farms
and farm roads, where they are rob
bling. committing murder and destroy
ing property by fire.
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-02

The California club Of San Francisco
advocates and ordinance prohibiting
the performance of indecent plays
1t proposes a censorship committee cen
sisting of five persons, representing
the mayor, the police. the Theatrical,
managers association, the Common
wealth club and the California club.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-02

NINNEMUCCA LODGE NO.
19, f. and A.M.@Stated com
mu~nications will be held at w
their hall in the Silver State ~
block until further notice at 1880 p.
IN. on the first Saturday evening of
zach month. All Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited
to attend. C. L. TOBIN. W. NJ
CHRIS WOLF Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29

hundreds of shares of the stock have
been bought up at market prices on
orders, received from Butte. This
property has been idle for some time,
and. according to the treasurer's re-
port, there is less than 5000 remain
ing in the treasury. The charges of
bad faith on the part of the manage
ment have been freely made, and it is
believed that the present attempt to
boost tn stock is being made for the
purpose of allowing the large stock
holders to unload their holdings The
property of this company is situated
in the Huachua mountains, near Here
ford.
The ore. which has accumulated dur
ing the past few months on the dump
of the Wolverine & Arizona company
is being shipped to the Copper Queen
smelter at Douglas, and it is the hope
of the management that they will be
able to continue regular shipments as
soon as this dump is cleared. There
are some ten or twelve cars of ore on
the dump which were taken out in the
process of development work. 1t is
reported that a large body of oxide ore
has been encountered on the property
in the neighborhOod of the Shattucck
mine, where diamond drill operations
were formerly carried on.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29
THE MINISTER
AGAIN FREE
The SeCOndAcquita|of Stew.
drtof Bisbee
@ $50
THE END OF THE MATTER
Capture of the Murderers of
Old Man McDonald--A
Suspected Manipulation of
Butte & Arizona Stock by
the Butte Holders.

Bisbee. Ariz, April 2s.-(Special
Correspondence OF The Republican,
Bisbee's first ball game for the season
resulted in demonstrating the fact that
Bisbee has a team that will make the
teams of the neighboring cities go some
if they keep in sight. A pickup team
which had been trained for about
week attempted to show the regulars
how to play the game. and We're beaten
by a score of 80 to 2. Manager Hen
riessey is very exultant over the re-
suits, and is now looking for other
teams TO conquer.
Rev A X. Stewart, whose case has
attracted so much attention through
out the territory because of the seri-
Gus nature of the charge brought
against him, was acquitted on Satur-
day in Justice Highs court for the
second time. He has yet to stand the
trial before the church, but il is be-
lieved that there is no doubt regarding
the result. which viii be the same as
that of the Justice court. However
Mr.. Stewart will probably not resume
his passionate in South Bisbee at the
present time owing to the local feeling
that has been stirred up by the mat
ter.
At last way has been found which
relieves the embarrassment of the
members of the Bisbee city council
regarding the matter of appointing a
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29
BARKER, ONE OF THE FINDERS
A Fistic Argument Between
Him and a Claimant of
the Glory Hole--In Mean
time All Roads as Before
Lead to Salome.

Salome, Ariz., April 27.-(Special
correspondence of The Republican,
Another gold strike was made three
miles south of here yesterday by "A
l" Black and Henry Barker, one of
the locators of the Salome Bonanza,
and while not of the magnitude or
richness Of the famous Bonanza, il is
still good enough to excite interest, an
assay made today running s62S. The
ledge is a small one of brown hema-
tite, only about four inches wide on
the surface and traceable for several
hundred feet, but the high values OBJ
tanned satisfy the owners and they
have sent tools and supplies out to do
further work in the hopes of opening
up another bonanza. The strike is
ia the vicinity where several pieces
Of high grade ore have been picked
up at various times during recent
years, but this is the first time the
rock has ever been found in place.
The location is about three miles
southwest of Salome in the Granite
Wash mountains, about midway be-
tween the new Salome Bonanza and
the Harqua Hala, or old Bonanza, and
is about half a mile nearer the hills
than the place where the piece of
high grade since known as the Next
can Float" was picked up about eight
years ago. The character of the ore
is similar to the Bonanza ore and
the formation is the same, a slaty
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29

new police Judge. When 1t was first
learned that this office was to be Gre
ated, there were many applicants and
members of the council who We're be-
sieged on every hand by the hoard of
office seekers. The council passed an
ordinance creating the office and re-
duced the office salary to $50 per
month, which had the desired effect
of thinning out considerably the num-
Der of aspirants for the position. How
ever, there were four men who still
sought the office. Now comes W. B.
Cleary, attorney law, and offers to
perform the duties of that office for
the city of Bisbee during the coming
year gratis, and further pledges the
council that he win devote at least
one-half of each day to the duties OF
the office. Here is a chance to save
the city 5000 annually, beside estab-
fishing a precedent by which to gauge
their actions in the future. Said
prominent member of the council that
Cleary ought to have the Job at that
price, and perhaps next year he would
be so anxious that he would pay the
city a bonus in order to have the priv
ilege of again holding the office.
A great deal of interest centers in
the trial Of the four Mexicans who are
now in Jail at Tombstone, charged with
having violated the neutrality laws by
rebellion against the Mex
lean government while living on this
side of the international boundary line.
1t is understood that the United States
xrrfl1
sentative of the legal department to
conduct the prosecution, and there is
some talk of the defense securing the
famous Chicago criminal lawyer, Clar-
ence S. barrow.
After several months Of quiet detec-
tive work by the officials of this coun-
ty the murderers of old man McDon-
aid, who was killed at Baskerville in
his place OF business over a year ago,
have been caught. At the time of the
murder it was thought that it would
be impossible to locate the guilty par
ties, but the officers have been work
ng quietly on the case ever since, and
George Wood is the last one to be ar
rested. charged with knowledge of the
crime. His hearing is being held in
he office of Justice Murphy today
Last evening the warehouse OF the
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
company at Lowell was destroyed by
ire. and the contents. to the value of
about $4,000. were burned. The build
ngs were situated close to the ice
,lant of the Bisbee Improvement COM
,any, and before the fire company
.ould arrive. it was practically destroy
d. The walls and foundations which |
we're made of cement blocks, were not !
and will be used again in |
he new building. which. according to |
he manager of the store, win be built |
t once. The building was used for |
IMPLYING the Lowell store.
That some manipulations OF the |
took of the Butte and Arizona COM |
ANY is being carried on by the large |
tockholders of the company at Butte |
5 very evident. During the past week
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29

schist cut by numerous diorite and
porphyry bikes.
The Bonanza tangle is still I'M
tangled, although several deals are
reported as being under way for the
GLORY Hole" and numerous well
known capitalists and promoters have
been there during the past week
among the number being several from
Nevada, Salt Lake and Spokane. The
differences between the locators and
Mr.. Fiske, who makes some sort OF
an indefinite claim to a prior notice
having been posted, today resulted in
rough and tumble arguments be-
tween Fiske and Barker at the depot.
Fists and feet played a prominent
part and the combatants argued their
own cases on the platform and under
the train while the engine was taking
water, without reaching any, decision
or changing each others views in the
least No serious injuries, except to
their feelings, resulted.
Larry Ryan is taking out some good
gold and copper ore on his claims
one-half mile north of Granite Wash,
between the Mitchell strike and the
new Black strike, some of the quartz
showing considerable free gold, and
an assay of the nine foot ledge IS
said to run $26 per ton. Larry is
one of the old timers and hard
worker, and deserving of success.
l visited the Mitchell strike yes
terday and saw some copper stained
quartz literally sprinkled with free
gold, coming from a four foot ledge
which is very promising. The Mitch
ell strike is about five miles west of
in the government canyon,
and Mr. Mitchell has several men at
work at different places along the
ledge opening up good showings.
The Calcite Copper Co. has a num-
Der of men employed on its property
four miles west of here, cross cutting
at the I50-foot level in sulphide ore.
This is the big low grade copper
property recently bonded TO Kislings-
bury and Lonsbury of Los Angeles
for 100000.
The Alvin Development Co. of
Michigan, are down 65 feet
with their shaft on the Ultimatum
group in Tank Pass, ard also now
have their core drill in operation near
and lime reef which crops so promi-
lent on this group. A short cross
eut from the shaft will also open UP
he big iron ledge which crosses the
Tltimatum group and runs lengthwise
# the South Ultimatum and Bonanza
Hill groups, to the south of the Ulti-
natum group. The Alvin Develop
nent Co. has just completed their
irilled well and now have an album
lance of water for camp and drilling
purposes and from now on will be en-
Lbled to proceed with drilling opera
ions uninterrupted. Heretofore water
las had to be hauled from Salome, |
which has made the work Of develop
nent necessarily slow. The Ultima
UNI is a big copper proposition car
wing high values in gold and silver, |
md the company controls about twen-
v eight claims, all told, in the heart |
f tie district a Tennyson Pryor Of !
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29

Houghton is now in charge of the
called east by the death of his
father.
The new Yuma Copper company,
another Houghton, Mich, company,
is proceeding rapidly with the devel-
opment of the Griffin property north
west of here under the direction of f.
A. Haggott, consulting engineer for
the company. Their new incline shaft
is down about SIS feet, all in carbonate
ore. in big mineralized limestone
zone several hundred feet wide and
over half a mile wide characterized
by prominent gossan outcrops and
copper blossom on the surface. The
Harcuvar region is becoming a favor
lite with Michigan operators and many
others are being attracted on account
of the high gold and silver values oc-
curing with the copper ores in this
belt
Extensive operations will soon be
started on the Cobralla property, in
Tank Pass, joining the Ultimatum
and in the same limestone and por-
phyry formation as the Yuma Copper
1
first of thesel three copper properties
in the Harcuvar limestone belt to
open up sulphide ore, and the ores
opened up are of an ususually favor
able character and value. being bor-
mite, chalcopyrite and chalcocite in
limestone and diopside gangue, aver
aging from three to five per cent
copper, about IS in gold and five to
six ounces silver with occasional
streaks and masses of higher grade
ore. The ore concentrates readily,
making a concentrate running from
$3.50 to 5000 in gold, silver and copper.
James w Neil, of San Francisco, Mr..
Wall. of East Butte, Mr.. Bancroft, of
the U. S. geological survey, Louis
Carr, of the Pittsburg- Harqua Hala,
and John W. Sharpe, are among those
who have been attracted to the Tank
Pass section recently by the Cobralla
sulphide ores and all seem to have
been favorably impressed by that sec
tion.
w. 3. Twitcnell, of Phoenix, accom-
panied by John Jay Sullivan, have
been examining the Glory Hole. Mr..
Twitchell is interested with Mr.. Turn
it is rumored that they may secure
the Salome Bonanza and start things
moving at the Glory Hole again with
in a short time.
All roads lead to Saiome. It's the
mines and the water. Salome didn't
make the mines the water, but it
has the mines and the water. and the
central location and these three in
necessities are making Sa-
lone the Queen of the desert SalOme
is located is located in the center of
ranges, shaped like a let |
ter U, with the big mines all around, |
and even though the Bonanza is tenn
porarily entangled, Salome goes stead |
ny ahead.
ANOTHER BIG STRAWBERRY |
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29
DO YOU FEEL WEAK AND BELOW
PAR?

Do you feel fine in the morning and
evening, but listless in the middle Of
the day? Unable to do your work?
Feel lazy? 1t isn't laziness. You need
refreshing. nourishing drink. Try
this: Twice day, in the morning and
in the afternoon, come to our store
and let our soda man fix you up
Horlick Matted Milk, with egg and
fresh, pure milk and some ice-cream
to make it smooth. Try this every
day for two weeks. You will find it
very invigorating. You will be able
to go back to your work after each
drink and take it up with vim and in
terest. Try it. Try it now. Post Of
flee News Store.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29
THINGS DOING At RAY
Movement of Machinery and
Lumber-The Trial of the
Dog, Cat and Burro
Prisoner Clear and Dis
tinct at Kelvin.

Kelvin. April 28-On account of a
slight accident in the engine room and
a twisted shaft the Ray Consolidated
Copper company's concentrating plant
here was obliged to close down several
days the first of this week, as some
repairs had to be Wired for. We are
quite accustomed to seeing the dingy
black pour out of the big smokestacks
at the mill, the cloud of white shoot
upward when the boys have her boilers
popping off and when neither is in
evidence even for single day, we get
blue just a little for we instantly re-
member how conspicuously quiet the
mill was this time year ago. No one
dares express any thoughts around
camp now though if he has the slight
est tinge Of indigo for we just won't
stand for it.
Stick around a bit and see what Ray
is up to- The amount of supplies sent
daily to the two hustlihg stores up
there would open your eyes, the stuff
going up by every available team to
the Ray Central Copper company, only
means more business and larger pay
roll for that rapidly growing town.
These people are supposed to have
several car loads of lumber enroute to
Kelvin. which will be promptly rushed
to the mines upon arrival They are
paying seven dollars per ton for
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29
TO KILL The WOMAN.

There is no need in killing woman
with worry and nervousness now that
Sexine Pills are available for prolong-
ing life and happiness. Sexine Pills
are guaranteed FOR all forms Of weak
ness in men and women. Price 81 a
box; six boxes IS. with full guarantee
Address or call Elvey & huIett, drug
gists, where they sell all the principal
remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Florence, Arizona. April 21st, 1909
The partnership heretofore existing
between A. w. Gregg and ]. ]. Greville
has been this day dissolved b. mutual
consent; A. W. Gregg continuing the
business and assuming all liabilities
and collecting all firm accounts.
(Signed) A. w. GREGG.
J. ]. GREVILLEL
Arizona republican., 1909-04-29

ANOTHER BIG STRAWBERRY
SALE, WEDNESDAY. MekEE'S
CASH STORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06
THREE DEATHS IS
 INAUGURAL RECORD

Washington, March J.~-.Thc record of casualties incident to the inaug ural ccremooA0 yesterday is threa deaths. three probably fatal!t in ju-ti, and more than seventy tlvn per sons slightl5 injured
 The dead
 SAMUEL YOUNG, ased -, of this city.
 NORMAN STALL, |. years of age Richmond, Va.
 ANDREW DORIAN. Pittsburg. Pa
 The seriouel. injured are
 Policeman Dirk
 Samuel Carttr, of FiErinia.
 W!l!inn Deneil, of this city.
 Samuel Young was eiectrocuted hy stepping on five electric Wirr. Stall died oI epilepsy while viewing th. parade, and Doran, Pullman con ductor. died of heart disease upon ar- irving 1t the Union Station last nj ght
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06
PREPARING FOR
 AFRICAN TRIP

Washington, March 5.--t'inai pre-. parations arc now being made at the Smithsonian institution for the scieu- tifc expedition to Africa to be headed by Theodore Roosevelt.
 The work Of preparing, packing aud collecting apparatus is now well ad- vanced, having been carefully super intended by Major Edgar Mearns. tht: man who is to manage the expedition for the Smithsonian Institution.
 J. Alden Loring and Edmund Hei- Ter. two other naturalists of the ex- petition, have been in Washington several weeks assisting Major Mearns with the final preparations. Mir. Roosevelt will so over the plans thoroughly after be reaches Oyster Bay and confer with the three natur- alists who are being sent by the Smithsonian Institution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06
DUDLEY LEWIS
 IS IN ARGENTA

bud" Lewis. the pitcher-outtield- CT who finished last season with Pine Bluff. and who will play with that club this season, arrived in Argenta this morning from Nashville, Tenn, being the first of the State League players to report so far.
 Manager Riggs and Pitcher Charles Reese of the Argenta team, together with Dudley. and number of young sters about town. were at Faucette Park today working out.
 It is stated that the Argenta club will have eighteen or twenty men re- port March 2o from which squad the team will be selected.--Little Rock Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06

The jail iS one tha; + used by tho city as ;a cala 3oosc and s a weak af- fair, and the mob had no trouble in gaining entrance to it.
 According to the story of the watch man the party mum btred tWcnty, and all of them had the lower part of their faces concealed with hapdker- chief masks,
 Charged With Theft.
 Ercenwalls was charged With steal. ing $llc rom q m;4, by the name of Long on last Saturday, and while he Is aaii to have been iu several little difficulties before. this is tue first time any serious criminal charge has been made against him. He has lived here some time with bis wid owed mother. Tht man Long, from whom he is charged with stealing the money. Is an uncle by marriage, Tho two families have been on very friendly terms up until the time of the recent trouble
 Several parties were organized as soon as the work done by The mob was made known and are today securing the surrounding country in an endeavor to locate some trace of GreenWalls or to find what disposi- ton was made of him by the mob but SO far have been unable to find any clue.
 While various rumors are afioat and numerous theories advanced mono have evidence sufficient 10 make direct statement or give any consid- erable light regarding the mystery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06

Assessors Bill" having been cor.
 dially endorsed by the Stale Asses sors' Association
 There was q iivci! round over the ] pisto! carrying bill by Senator Rob ertson. The bill is designed to pro. hlbit the carrying of any concealed
 weapons, but members of the house including the speaker, were of the opinion that the bill is little better than the present law, unless amended so as to place tue burden of prcof upon the defendant, where hc is charged with carrying pistol and seeks to evade conviction by show ing that the said weapon is such as Is used in the army-@er-aayy. The bill was finally placed back >en it's second reading flor .anendme nj.
 The bill authorizing Jefferson eoun- ty to lease fight of way for foot and vehicle traffic over a bridge to Ne .o- catea near Pine Bluff was unanim- ously passed. There was large continyen, of Jefferson county and Pine Bluff citizens in this city this morning urging the passage of tue bill. SMr. Miller. who has been Hi for some time from humps, came to the capitol also to speak in behalf of the A.bill, although hardly able to travel. It is believed the passage of the bill will mean much to the city of Pine Bluf and the county at large. as there ts much assurance that with this right of, way privilege the Rock Island Railway will eventually con struct a bridge over the Arkansas river near Pine Bluff on its proposed extension south from the main line near Lonoke
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06
BREAK JAIL DOORS
 TOOK PRISONER AWAY
Score of Masked Men Throw Beebe Into Wild Excta ment by Their Act-Motve Is Mystery Jake Greenwalls Charged With Larceny May Be Dead or in the Hands of ends .z.

necbe. March .,.~The town ot Bee bc is tn q high state of excitement today owing to visit of a body of masked men to the city jail last night between Ii and r. o'clock, who forced an entrance, took Jake Grccnwalls, d prisoner, Ill charge and silently dis appeared What was done with treenwal!a by the mob is not known, us he has not been seen nor heard oi since he was taken away.
 Another thing that adds mystery to the case is the fact that it is not known whether the members of the mob were friends or enemies ot Greenwalls. Some contend that the band was composed of friends, who took this mode ot freeing him from custody, while others are convinced that they were enemies. who took h'ul to some secluded spot and lynched him, while still others think the mob was of the might rider" or der. and after gaining possession of CreenValls, gave hlm q beating and released him with orders to leave the country, which order he lost no time In obeying.
 Night Watchman Witness.
 The mob worked quietly, no one knowing of it's presence in the city excepting the night watchman at one Of the factories, who did not see the mob until it had surrounded the jail, and he Was then too Frightened to give the alarm until after 1t had done its work and departed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-06
CHIEF STEWART AND
 OFFICER ARRESTED
Charged With Imprisoning Young Boy VI lfully and Unlawiuliy--Oi-
 hcers to Have Hearing Before Jus.
 tice Knox Monday.

At the instance of William Gurley. a Cotton Belt conductor and q well. known resident of this city. warrants were issued yesterday by Justice J, P. Knox fc- lie arrest of Chief Of Police Al J. Stewart and Patrolman Warren Williams. The police officers are charged with "wilful and unlaw- full imprisoning Austin Curley with out sufficient legal authority" Aus tin Gurley is the 11-year-old son of the complainant, William Gurley Chief Stewart and Patrolman Nii- Hams were arrested and will be given hearing before Justice Knox Monday.
 The arrest of the police officers followed the arrest of young Gurley who was held a prisoner at the cit" jail Tuesday of this week. pending an investigation into the alleged theft of two bracelets belonging to MiA Olga Woods, a member of the Two Orphans" Company. which appeared at the Elks' Theater last Saturday night. Chief Stewart states that William Gurley himself asked for the investigation, and adds that young Gurley, after being arrested on sus- picion of having some knowledge oi the lost jewelry. admitted to the off cers that he took the bracelets and sold them to yellow negro wt< works on the river" While the po-