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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29

0seros Bernard Shaw has juse Con.
Oestsd another play. Il was Wsittsa
- james Forbes Robsrtsoa's tavita.
tioa aaA deals with the woman ssf.
1sass question.
A record Tor fins writing With Q pa
has bssa sstablisAsd b. 4. J. yaswsll.
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uslAg ~ I1es, q tAs hack e a q.
Aiaasy postal card.
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sun Nay 3lth iron Bradford 70 Han.
iltoa. 0at, and Vas woa By =. Coe4se
a ~ West Dad Z. u. G. 4. Toeoao:
q. Cook. Hanijoa. sseoaA. ~ Oaa1s
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Cottse Win b catered n tAs 0lynple
Marathon q Athsas. 0rssos. II 1919.
A asDsA Of counsel for Mrs.
Charles Z. Ysskss tos Q stay 10 tAs ~.
ee1vesshiD b tAs Ysstes estaas vas
1saied b ~ United States Circuit
Cesft q Appeals h New Yosk. Ths
soast Decided that ~ rscslvee sAoal1
- eooli1so1 b eAafDo DeoA1ng .
hsastng q ~ apDeal freo he aDDolat.
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29
Fighting Tuberoulss,s.

Three large fraternal orders are at
present conducting sanatoria for their
tuberculous members. Tho Royal
League. the nrst order to take up this
form Of work In the United States.
has . sanatorium At Black Mountain.
North Carolina The Modern Wood.
men have recently opened . sanator.
ium At Colorado Springs. and the
Knights Of Pythias. one At the East
Las Vegas. New Mexico. The Royal
Arcanum and the Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen will consider prop
ositions at their coming grand coun.
oils for the erection Of similar inst
tutiooS.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29
Mr.. ,na..seII WI, Collect.

taken. Mrs. Eva lngersoll. widow Of
the late Robert Ingersoll. will secure
el3S.000 and interest from the estate
OF Andrew c. Davis Of Butte. Mont.
another accounting having been de-
MED In the United states Court. The
litigation over the Davis estate has
extended over nearly twenty years.
Colonel Ingersoil was counsel for sew.
esal Of the contesting heirs OF the
will and obtained a compromise. Be-
fore be was paid for HE services he
died and suit was entered BY his
widow TO secure his fees.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29

A project 10 on foot to found q social
club house for the girl students Of
Boston. During the last school term
there were said to have been 10000
girls and women studying in that city.
Alfred shrubb, the English middle
distance champion, proved his ability
to go further than fifteen miles In a
winning style, by defeating Henri st.
Yves, the marathon champion from
France. in their twenty mile race 1T
Montreal in 1:54:26.
It IL expected that within q short
time the alumni Of Harvard will pre-
sent DR.. Eliot, the retiring president,
with . fund Sunicisnt to enable him
to live with every possible comfort
the rest Of his life. 1t Is said that
the fund already amounts to over
$3.50. 900.
Ernest Hogan. one OF the best
known negro comedians and song writ
ers. died At his homo in New York Q
few days since Of tuberculosis. Hogan
wrote several hundred songs, Of which
All Coons Look Alike to Me" was
the most successful. 1t 10 said no
cleared $4,000 from this song alone.
The revolutionary socialists annual
demonstration at Paris before the
monument erected In the Pere La
chaise to the communists. in which
many dismissed postal employees took
part was marked by violent scufflss
with the police. A large number on
both sides were injured and twenty
were arrested.
The United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals has denied . -.
hearing to the Northwestern
Mutual Life In the McCus ease,
- . result Of which the North
western Mutual will b compelled 70
pay the death claim Of $4,000 on the
life Of J. 8. NcCue. former mayor Of
Charlottesville, Va, who was HANGED
for wife murder.
There II trouble coming for aero
plane builders In this country who
shall attempt to put their machines On
the market. The Wright brothers
claim the basic patents on all ma
chimes Of the bi.plane pattern "asro
curves" in the main sustaining planes.
and practically all Of the Tying ma
chimes In America which have thus
far flown or have given promise q NJ.
Ing are Of this general design.
While rounding up cattle . short
distance from Bryan station on tie
Union Pacific In western Wyoming .
few days ago Chester Crisman aAl
Charles Viox found. unopened, The
mail pouch that mysteriously disap
peafed from . Union Pacific mail cal
some time ago. and which was sup.
posed DO have obtained . large guam
dty Of domestic money orders. n
seems to have fallen from The man
CT.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29
Children Need Aetlna.

Rev. Perry Grant Of New York
thinks that acting 10 . psychological
nesd. and II looking for the rich man
who will build . theater for children.
The purpose Of such theater. he says.
% educational and ID In keeping with
the discoveries Of Froebel. who knew
that play II an instinct implanted b.
nature for educational purposes.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29

Nairobi. British East Africa.-A
staff correspondent OF the Associated
Press returned 10 Nairobi Tuesday
morning AFTER . two days visit q the
Roosevelt camp ~ the gsest q NJ.
Roosevelt. The camp was located on
the Hsatisy ranch. on The banks Of the
Nairobi rivsr.. Mr.. Roossveit and bic
soa Kermit are In remarkably Uool
health end they are deiisAted With tAs
SUCCESS q their expcditioa. The -.
euraey q IL rife fire q NJ. Roooe.
velt 81 BIZ soa has astealsAs1 ~
oaly ~ ssttisfs, but ~ 0e0bees q
~ pogty.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29

President Taft has sent 10 The 0sa-
ate the nominatioa Of Col. Richard z.
Yeatnan. Eleventh Infantry, 10 b
brisadisr general.
ffo0ideat TAFT has announced his
acceptance OF place on Tie board Of
trustees q the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute for the eduea,
tloa OF negroes and Indians.
President Tart has sent 70 the Sen
ate the nomination Of Walter =. CLARK.
Warrington newspasr man attached
to the New York Sun bureau. - GOV.
srnor Of Alaska, TO succeed Governor
Hasgott rssigned. Mr.. Clark 10 unue.
ually Informed On Alaskan aefairs.
President TAFT In SsndiAg back =
the War Department the estimates
submitted 70 him for The support a
the military establishment for tAs ~
col year 1911. indicated his desire that
they shosld b cut approximately ~.
ooo. 200.
To . committee OF the United
States Civil Service nstirsmsat Aseo
citation. Which called upon hin 70 -
lise his iatsFsst IN some plan Tor tab,
lag care q supsrannuatsd smpioyss
q the government, the Prssidsot =.
clafsd that h w. IN hearty sympa&lg
With any project that could - =
vtsed.
vlashing around tAs world b. wise
Iees tsssGfapAy warnings q aDpeoaGA-
lag storms and oeAsr diseusbaaoeo q
The sismsnts 70 one Of ~ --latest intse.
natioaal projects which vim b 60,
si6seea q Q ooafseeace a AiGtiA-
guishsd 0stsorologists q The petnolpal
natioas 70 b held II Loadon "a JuHo
3lse sent
That tAsre will b . sharp ooatsoe
h ~ Senate over The Droposatsea b
rsese 70 tAs Judiciary committee ~
aDsadmeat 70 he taSi9 III iatso.
luesl b esaaeoe Bailey. peovi1ias
1oe a. Income tai. 10 Indicated ~ .
coalition q the Democsa4e anA oo0e
a tAs ''peogressive Republican,
whjcA beeaDe known Tuesday. o.
susstiosaAay tAs vote Vim - e1oee,
probably ~ closest tAas Vim eeouf n
~ nakiag q ~ tasi9 Ia.
- . dssis1oa juse aAaeuaeel ~ ~
interstate Commerce Co0ni0iea -
~ Portland gateway eass ~ eoats3
tjoe q ~ tsavsainS D0olje tes
through soutss ed 3oiat rates ffe0
sasoen DetatD via Portland, Ore. y
suseaias1. TAe railroads Wh3eA Weee
dsesaAaats Il ~ Proceedings ~ ~.
auissl b. ee1ee q ~ eoonles1ea -
estab,1sA beeoee July I. 1eeo. tAeeH0A
Foutoo ~ joea9 ro1oo ~ Hogt1a0A
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29

oRsct1:c pstese. oel1. silver. ieaA. o.. es,l.
snvss: fss: c.lA: hssi .ass Of sssfess.. eE
apptieattoa, ceNtsot and umearS vsfk =.
Waited. Nsestsacsl CsStoaats NaltoNAi 6AAk.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING the PAST week
A RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
Condensed ron Ousv
PGoPlK.
WESTERN NEWS.

Governor Davidson Of Wisconsin
has vetoed . bill providing heavy pen.
alttee for profanity and another i'm
pooling severe restrictions on mutual
fire insurance companies.
The University Of Utah won the de-
bate with Colorado College 1t Salt
Lake Wednesday night. The question
was: Resolved. That Tariff Should
b Imposed for Revenue Only"
The assets Of A. Booth 4 Co. were
sold At public auction at Chicago last
week for $1,000. 900. The only bidder
was IN agent Of the recognized COM
pany promoted for the purpose Of re-
facilitating the big fish concern.
The wife Of Fay Irish Of Thorp.
Clark county. Wis.,. has given birth to
five babies. three daughters and two
sons. All are alive and we'll. There
are now ten children in the family.
The other five were born singiy and
all arc living.
-Four marked bandits held up and
robbed Union Pacific passenger train
No. ;. known ~ the Overland Limited.
few miles west Of Omaha Just before
midnight Nay 32nd. and secured seven
registered mail pouches. which are BE-
loved to have contained . large sum.
Ths Brow boxing bill. - approved
By the Wisconsin Assembly. permits
thirty minutes Of fighting. or ten
rosnds Of three minutes duration. It
provides that all clubs giving boxing
bouts shall take out license and that
10 parse shall b given to The boxers.
Fire O. Nay 3lst destroyed the big.
gsst numbering plaat in Skasit county.
wash. whsa the cav mill. dry sheds,
planning min and dry kilns and 5000.
go test q lumber q the 0kagit Nil.
company at Lyman. burned. With .
loas oe 100000. With $4,000 insur.
ADce.
Tho first notable reborn made By
Mayor Pratt oe Spokane. wash. Who
took o(fios this month, b the serving
oe notjees 70 abolish gambling In 80
cial clsbs." Among the clubs warned
= he Inland. which includes In IT.
Ds0bsrship some q The vsaltAssse
0oo In SPOKANE.
TO spite the Prohibitionists. Who
carried the county dry" John Morri-
60 Fuller. . millionaire bank prssi.
deaf Of 0lasgow. No.. opened . per.
soual liberty hail" and for twelve
months served free bser 70 al Who
came. The place has bssn . failure
from Mr.. Morrison Fuller's point Of
view and he has Just closed Il.
Reports oe two new gold strikes In
tie Allegheny district have caused
much sxcitsmsnt In Grass Valley and
Nevada City. Cal. Il 10 reported that
$4,000 was taken out In Q few hours
from oae claim and 1000 10 said TO
have been taken from another prop.
srty located o. Kanaks creek. Both
properties were guarded b. nea With
1ifles.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29
Re Fee4Ify Panama Canal.

Washington.-Therc u no danger Of
. var With Japan now. but nsverthe.
less. Uncle Sam will prepare for one.
Fortifications 10 cost approximately
81, 000. 900 are to be built 70 defend
the Panama caral. In the twenty
days Secretary Dickinsoa spent
there. be and Major General J.
Franklin Bell. chief Of stan. went
Into the matter carefully. The siGnlfi.
cant feature II their tentative Do.
cision 10 that the most powerful and
elaborate batteries are to BE- planted
% % TO repel attacks from the Pa.
cilSc ocean.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-05-29
DENOMINATIONS.

She-You have now more than Q
dozen shirts. and when we were mar.
ried you had only one solitary one!
He-Yes. but that one didn't need
mendinG!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22

with regard to the recent slump IN the
rrice of the stock he declared most EN-
phatically that he has not SOLD d
single share of his holdings.
on the Victor claim of the c. .. ID.
Consolidated drifting is in progress
at the 450 level in good ledge mat
fer in which there is a large per-
oentage of grav copper or tetrahedrite,
wbich Is nresent in the richer ore ex-
nosed in the upper levels. The high
grade nav shoot has not been cut at
the deeper level, but indications are
said to be most favorable FOR nholng
it. There is a large tonnage OF good
ore of milling grade exposed IN the
workings. of the Gold Bar claim OF the
same company. A strong vein has been
opened on the Nancy Donaldson at the
195 level of the newly timbered smart.
Near this point some exceedingly rlcn
ore has been found at the surface anu
prospecting has shown number OF
strong and highly mineralized veins
traversing the claims.
Several lease shafts are attaining
great depth and lessees are now devot-
ing their energies to deep sinking at
many points as the result of rich dis
coveries in the lower levels of the
Consolidated mines. on the Jumbo the
Grizzly Bear shaft is down $50 feet
and going rapidly to the 1000 level The
shaft passed through the Jumbo vein
at 500 feet and this vein will be ex-
plored. The Goldfeld Annex shaft
now down over 600 feet, on the Pole
verde claim, is also going to the 1000
level in good territory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
BAR OF BULLION
FROM THE BERLIN
SHIPPED TO MINT
EARLY BLIZZARD INTERPRETERS
WITH WORK
superintendent of Mill Construction
Plans Reduction Works for AUS
tin Manhattan Mining Co.
Machinery for Patriot
(speeIal Correspondence, /,

AUSTIN, New, Nov. 20.-The storm
that in a measure interfered with busi-
ness in mining in Austin and the Reese
river district has lifted and the work of
moving machinery, fuel and supplies
has cen resumed. This section never
expects heavy snow until January, but
the blizzard of last week found Heveral
enterprises unprepared.
The work of the Austin Manhattan
company was not affected. The various
projects of this company are under
ground or under cover and will go for
ward throughout the winter unmolested
by the weather man. Rapid progress
is being made in the cutting of the
station In the Frost shaft, from which
drifts are to be run on the Panamint
vein. The Jack Pot shaft has been un-
watered and drifts are now being run
on the four-foot vein of ore that breaks
high grade shipping all across.
superintendent of mill construction
for c. w. Merrill 81 Co. of San Fran
cisco will be here Friday to make sur
veys and prepare the plans and speei-
1cations for the installation of the
initial unit Of the new milling process
for the Austin Manhattan company.
He will undertake to put in her a plant
that will save 96 per cent of the values
of Austin ores at n mill cost that will
bring into the profitable class hundreds
Of thousands of tons of ore which here
tofore was only an incumbranee and an
expense.
The Patriot lease on property owned
by the Austin Manhattan company Is
being manned with a mining equipment
which, considering the ore possibilities
Of the Patriot mine, may easily outrun
in production of tonnage the. milling
facilities as now projected. The Patriot
can begin hoisting ore regularly upon
the installation of hosting machinery,
now several days on the road from
columbus, o. This consignment Of
machinery includes a fifty-horse power
gasoline hoist and a 100-horse power
compressor plant. AS soon as this Is
in place seven hammer drills will be
put to work in milling ore. In the
meantime II is the we'll known policy
of the Austin Manhattan company to
increase its mill capacity to meet the
demands of this district without limit
Col. s. r. Pearson of the Blue Bell
and King Midas companies up Reese
river, came down this week with $4,000
bar of bullion, a cleanup at the Berlin
mill from the work of leasers in the
Berlin mines.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
DRIVING FAST FOR ORE
BEARING CONTACT IN THE
HYNES MINE AT JEROME

S. p. Trood, secretary of the Man
haitian Securities company, spent part
of last week at the Haynes copper mine
at Jerome, Ariz., also attending a meet
ing of the directors of the Big Stick
Mining company while there. The No,
2 crosscut on the 70-level of the Haynes
for forty feet has been in a hard dia-
basic schist impregnated with iron py-
rites and showing nodules and pockets
of copper sulphides. The water Is COM
ing in fast and the drift is rapidly near
ing the contact, where It is expected
that an ore shoot will reward the work.
The Manhattan Securities company is
financing the Haynes Copper company,
which is working on the same contact
that brought the wealth of the United
Verde to Senator Clark, and but a
short distance from the main shaft of
that remarkable mine
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
SHIP THREE-OUNCE
ORE FROM MERGER
EXPERIENCED LEASERS FIND
ORE SHOOT
Billy MaeKay and Associates Will
Develop Resources of Once Fa-
nous st. Ives, Adjoining
Jumbo of Consolidated
Especial Correspondenee).

GOLDFIELD, New, Nov PA
shipment of thirty tons Of ore averag-
ing about three ounces to the ton in
gold was made to the local sampler
today from the original ST. Ives shaft
ON the property of the Goldfield Mer-
ger Mines company, which adjoins the
Jumbo mine of the Consolidated on the
east. This shaft and the main COM
pany workings are being operated un-
der lease by William MacKay, Joe
Ford and Joe Irving, three pioneer
mining men of the district, who lately
began cleaning out the old ST. Ives
workings and have exposed eighteen
inches of shipping ore which they are
now stopping above the 100 level. The
last shots show the pay shoot to be
widening and picked samples of the
last ore broken yield exceedingly rich
paintings.
There is also an excellent showing in
laterals from the main shaft, formerly
known as the Menardi shaft on the
Moonshine claim. This shaft is down
900 feet with several hundred feet OF
laterals and the lessees are keeping
out the water with the intention of
starting work on an extensive scale at
the lower levels.
Lessee MacKay will have complete
charge of operations for the Lincoln
Goldfeld company, composed partly of
Los Angeles men, which has secured
a lease of great promise on the Com
bination No. claim of the Consoli-
dated and near the boundary of the
famous Reilly Florence lease.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
GRADING OUT FOR
5000 TON PLANT
AT MASON VALLEY
COPPER BELT RAILROAD IS
BUILDING
Two Discoveries of Rich Gold Ore
Are Made at Mount Grant
in the South End of
Yerlngton
Especial CORE 'oondence.)

YERINGTON, New, Nov. 20.-Con-
struction was started here today on
the big smelter of the Mason Valley
mine. A large force of men is at work
eXcavating the foundation of the
first modern copper smelter in the his
tory of this camps mines. The capacity
of the reduction plant will be 5000 tons
a day, and 1t is estimated that in the
Mason valley alone on the above out
put there is a supply large enough to
last for five years without another foot
OF deadwork being done.
Construction of the Nevada Copper
Belt railroad is progressing rapidly, the
track layers being within six miles of
this camp. An additional contract was
let today which will extend the rail-
road terminus above the new town of
Mason which is three miles south of
this camp. Prominent local men who
are identified with the new road assert
that 1t will be carrying the traffic of
this valley before the end of December.
Within the last few days three big
gold strikes have been made in the
Mount Green district at the southern
end of this valley. In the shaft of the
Kripner lease on the Greenback claim
of the Gold Note eompany's estate the
leasers have opened UP foot of ore
that is shot through with the yellow
metal and which will run better than
$3.50 a ton. The paystreak is widening
with depth and shows every indication
of permanency. Within a few days of
the former strike the holding company
has opened up cross flssure near the
company workings that is even richer
than the Kripner strike The ore shoot
extends from the sagebrush roots down
ward and from a two-inch streak at
the surface has widened to eighteen
inches of solid ore with eight feet of
sinking. The rock is very high grade.
although its exact value is unknown,
and is a brown hematite. Big spots of
free gold are visible in almost every
piece taken out of the vein and it is
being sacked for shipment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
Burglars Display Activity

Burglars were unusually active Sat-
urday night and several cases were re-
ported to the police yesterday. Phil
brook & Scharch of 1851 Trenton street
reported that some one reached through
g. window at their store and stole the
money drawer, containing $4. The
home of e. e. Johnson, 1927 Albany
street, was entered during the absence
of the family and some mining stocks
several $3.50 gold coins, a brooch, some
stickpins and other articles of jew
elry were stolen. The aggregate value
of the articles is estimated at $245
Burglars entered the home of c. H.
Thompson at 1116 West Twenty-first
street and stole a woman's watch and
a neck chain
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
MAN STABBED AS RESULT
OF SLIGHT CONTROVERSY
Italian sIashes Masseur with Whom
He QuarreIed Over TrifIlng
Matter-Both Arrested

AS the result of dispute over a
trifiing matter, j. c. Kinley, twenty
three years old, masseur at 449 South
Hill street, was slashed across the
breast and stabbed below the right col
lar bone by Fred Presta, an italian.
Both men were arrested on charge
OF disturbing the peace and after Kin
he was locked in the city Jail.
Both men, the police say, were drink
ing and quarreled. Presta, it is as
serted, drew knife and attacked Kin
ley. The latter called for assistance
and when other roomers separated
them they were held until the police
arrived.
They will be arraigned in police
court this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
Shot in rhioh Accidentally

L. M. Blaisdell, sixteen years old,
living at 1858 East Pico street, was ta
ken to the receiving hospital to be
treated for a gunshot wound in the
right thigh. The boy was cleaning a
revolver, when the weapon fell to the
floor and was discharged, the bullet
striking him in the thigh and passing
through. After the wound was dressed
the young man was taken to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
FOREIGN TockHoLDERs TO
VISIT CLARA CONSOLIDATED

A number of stockholders of the
Clara Consolidated residing in Paris
and London are expected to arrive in
Los Angeles within a few days to visit
the mine. President George Mitchell
of the Clara will return this week from
the City of Mexico to meet and escort
them to the mine
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-22
DAILY MINES COMPANY

A COPPER property Of 1s claims. eight
miles south OF BOUSE, Arizona. This sec
tion is proving a rich mineral zone OF
COPPER and GOLD. TREASURY STOCK
csc PER SHARE Send for prospectus con-
tanning our engineers reports on the prop
6s4 Byrne bldg, Los Angeles, Cal