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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-04-09

'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Madeb by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal, Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

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Titled foreigners may be glad
o learn that Miss 0na Million
lives in Boonville.
Grant City has an orchestra
and band second TO none in any
of the country towns.
Edgar A. Henley has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Columbia
vice 8. H. Elkins, deceased.
Governor Hadiey issued a
proclamation last week setting
FRIDAY, April 10, as arbor day.
The Barry County courthouse
built in 1853, has been ordered
sold to the highest bidder and
torn down.
The new Christian Church at
Hopkins will be dedicated the last
Sunday in April by L. L, Car
penter of Indiana.
The announcement of q TRUTH
full Moberly advertiser read: kid
gloves, 30 cents. they won't last
long ct this price."
Trenton's council believes In
street paving and then more street
paving. Which shows how wise
some town councils can be.
e. L. Austin, an oil expert from
West Virginia, has taken 100 oil
leases in Macon County and
hopes to strike "ile" on some OF
them.
The Scotch Land case was de-
cided last week by Jadge Neville
in favor Of Mceaarys The suit
involved 1900 acres in Barry
County.
A Joplin paper celebrated st.
Patrick's day by decorating its
front page with big shamrock.
And the shamrock was q beauti-
iul blue.
It's bad luck TO have trouble
with q mule, anyway you 60
about IL. A Rolla man used q
gnn on one and was fined S1OO
and costs.
The Nodaway Forum says
knowingly, that The complexioni
OF some Maryville girls are like
crabapples--they look better thar
they taste.
A Windsor man named . colt
Carrie Nation in hope that Il
would smssh records, but is nov
worried for fear It may, instead,
become q carriage smashsf.
Brookfeld calls itself the dia.
mond on the shirt bosom Of Mis-
souri, but some Of its cleaner,
better paved rivals aesert that \
looks more like the egg stain.
The Springfield Rupublicar
calls The Leader "old Scissors, ;
and The Lea ader calls The Rerub'
Joan "oid CRATER" The per
certainly says . lot more foolisl
things than the sword.
The most sggrieved men Il
Chillicoths are candidates to
ths council. The present coun'
eli. which u near the snd Of il
tsrn, about decided shst council
psn'a salaries are TOO high +
that town.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-04-09

Iuof9 8kc tWO uuuuf8S ohu
twenty-five cases on the docket
for the April term Of the circuit
court, according to Circuit Clerk
William McGuirs, who has just
completed making up the docket.
This means that the term will be
q very important one, and GER.
tainly q long one for it convenes
Monday, April 8, and there is
business docked until May g..
There are one hundred and eigh-
ty Jury cases while the remaining
number are cases that are tried
by the court. Several very inn
portant cases come up ct the
term, including the Eastwood
murder trial.-Bluff Republican.
Four pairs OF twins now attend.
ing the University Of Missouri
have completed the grading sys-I
lem there, according to the Uni.
xersity Missourian. When a pro-
lessor tries to divide big class ac-
cording to the percentage requir-
cd by the grading system, he
must put the twins in the same
division because he cannot tell
them apart. One might do bet.
ter work than the other, but
which one he cannot tell. When
he begins to recognize one by the
seat he occupies in the room the
twins exchange seats and battle
him.
After being out forty.fve
minutes Tuesday afternoon, a
jury at Carthage found Lee Mutt
not guilty Of murder, thus up
holding the unwritten law. Mutt
shot and killed his cousin, jacob
Nicely, last October in a shoe
store at Joplin, and his defense
was the unwritten law. He had
been separated from his wife for
several months, and claims he
was going to ask her to live with
him, when he found Nicely with
his arms around her. Nicely
sprsng for his throat, when Mutt
says be fred
Charles W. Mullenix OF Union-
vile, q freshman in the college
OF arts and science, who was
elected treasurer OF Putnam
County Last fasl, left for his home
Friday to arrange to take charge
Of his offics, says the University
Missourisn. Mullinex is twenty
four years old. He did all the
campaigning for his office in
about three weeks just before the
election on the Republican ticket.
After he has served his term Of
Office he may return to the uni.
yersity and take the law course.
A good many people did not
take seriously the recent discoy-
cry Of gold in Macon County, but
q mining company has been or
ganized and two shafts sunk al
ready. The company is getting
ready to enlarge the No, 1 shaft
to six by twelve, and to run
levels prepaFatory to furnishing
ore TO the mill. The president
declares the people Of Macon
County viii see the gold and
silver bars from the mine before
/ cold weather comes again.
Conscience takes . long time
to work on some Missourians,
according TO . story told in the
Moberly Demoorst. A long
whisksrsd old man approached
the Burlington. agent at Portland
and paid him the sum Of 1928
(which he said was due the road
The old man said In 1880 he hai
ridden from Hannibal TO st. Jo'
Iseph and the conductor skipped
him and the thing had beer
] worrying him ever since.
Harry Lepper. aged abou
twenty years, . son Of JohE
Hopper. who lives some four o.
1--we miles southwest Of Middle
0rose. Monroe County. commit
} sep suicide Tuesday evening b.
.lshooting hinsslt IN ths head
tine rash act was committed ore
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-04-09

OuiClhtb are uotortHAHou W Nlpc
out the cocaine fiend in Kansas
City. Friday three druggists were
were fined iii, 800 for Illegal SELL
ing the drug.
Everybody in Princeton is
|pointing and saying "That's
him." A Princeton boy who
circled the globe with the neet is
homs on furlough.
james Shumate shipped . car-
load of eggs from Forest City TO
Chicago Saturday. This is .
tremendous lot Of eggs, 277 cases
or 11.310 dozen, or 1876, ,720 eggs.
William Candnl of Southern
Missouri, divorced his wife; Susie,
and married again. Recently
Mrs. Candil No. ., died and he
soon hunted up Susie and married
her again.
The Rich Hill Tribune would
like to know the number Of ducks
killed in that community this
season. One dealer alone has
sold 1880 shells. The Rich
Hill duck pastures have q wide
reputation.
Depositors Of the Sedalis First
National Bank, which failed in
1894, will soon receive their third
and last dividend Of 8 per cent
netting a total Of 1S per GENT Of
the deposits.
The Douglas County Herald
says the surplus eggs produced
in Missouri in 1907, placed end
10 end, would extend around the
earth. And by this time they
might also smell to heaven.
Would you believe it--Missouri
imports So, ,OOO, 900 worth Of butter
annually! Butthe State Whole.
sale Dealers Association believes
the farmers are waking up and
will change this condition before
long.
The grand jury ct the January
term of circuit court indicted
twenty three young men and
boys of Chillicothe on the charge
of shooting craps. One Of the
number was William Hubbard, a
negro.
st. Louis capitalists are behind
q summer resort project in Phelps
County. A big dam is being pul
across a valley near 81. James to
make q good sized lake and con-
siderable other work is already
begun.
The Hopkins Journal says thai
cattle are ectsally starving
around Hopkins, and that feed
was never as scarce as it is there
this spring. One farmer neal
Siam has lost q number for lack
of feed.
i A notice is posted in the Wa
bash shops at Nobesly that here
after the Wabash shops would
only work five hours each day,
and, as Q result, some fifteer
machinests and about the same
number Of helpers quit work.
Down in Clinton County ths
race for county school commis'
sioner was between two young
isdies, Miss Willie Mcwilliami
and Miss Anna B. Hord. II Il
unusual 10 see q race for any
public offies confined TO ih.
women.
], OYER IN Mercer County til,
county highway engineer. J. N
Ellis, has organized what i
known As the Brotherhood o
Road Drsegers. They claim tina
, the organization Is doing som,
very effective work for the road
of that county.
In 9 fight st the confsdsrab
Home Sunday evening betveel
j. r. Mccormick and Jim Cum
: mines. both inmates Of the home
cCormick fell and struck hi
head against the wall In suoh
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE IT ". H Archibald, his heirs, successors and assigns or either of them You are hereby notified that have expended in labor and improvements the sum of Three Hundred t:300. 0D. Dollars; on the Mamie B. A. GroUr of mining ciisms s-Comprising the Mamie B. A., Lilly & Maude, Lode Mining Claims. Situate one-half mile west Of Stone Rock in stone Rock Harbor. Prince of Wales Island Ketchikan Mining District. DistrIci of Alaska. Notices Of location Of which appear of record in the ketchikan Re. cordipg District No. <. as folloxs:-
 ''Mamie E. A." Recorded Tn Vol. ". of Mines at page 2Dj.
 Lilly" Recorded in Vol. ", oi Mines at page 20i.
 'Maude' Recorded in Vol. ", oi Mines at page 203.
 Amdayit of Annual assessm ent, filed March. 17tb, 1y09, in the office ot the recorder of said District, in order to hold said premises under the p,oyis. ions Of section 232i. k. $. '. 5. Said 40 being the amount required to hold said claims, for the year erding De- cember. 3lst. 1DlJs.
 And if within 90 days after this no- tice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expenditures your interest in said ciiam will become tne property of the subscriber under said section 2323.
 John Pnrdy.
 March 70 to June 2G.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

monntasa Siae so Inc buakess essE aa aerial igsmwsy running ap nearly toar ahossaoJ feet TAss huge system is adjusted ,o sch $ aicsty that i' requires The wosS ot bas one man 'o operate l. \ short eh.le ago Sapsr- ir.~n3sns Fgesaeva soak MF- King uq the hIll in oae ot those packets Au3 King Sass35srs every lime he ielas about is- To 6e <lsos through inc ais four thousand fees on cable me sizs ot ones ahumb : sn experience that requires mere reckless daring shsu i.mia5sy. NJ, Freeeura hss the esan- kegs fl1 of high grade ore au3 i boa' 35ll call n dsy or >o for it-
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

Frs-c-s as1g q l1e L1-ssss Trad ing CsZs4-g chartered t1e s4-111 Ta8a F@=.sg5sT Eor1z1g zzd seok 2 Fagt7 et his ts.s1Es ih.ozz1o-s sae Ezsaa1 Bar eo-1teT- The psff7 c,s1- sisted q Nr. ard 3srs- Fs=no-i King. Ar. and Mrs Tom Jcaz-.51- Mrs Ball FsiGle1 EesnF szd Bsri Hem6es1e..-
 The s-.p sss made toF i1s saEssto.5 Fssgos= oi b1s51e.s- F.=sszgz s-E mi1- ing lcTssilg gai5o-. The sssa 1i-4 Vss- iisd u 4s t6e i. [. v. al Hollis. i5ss is go.5 ggsr1z q:lposii591 and in n=.s hzFs aesa 5a5Fsa to ledge oi Ve.g inc saes zh5ch is 1oH causing cg1s.dssab.s ts1eFsbls eonnenl oIi1g so its fles-zs51g 7z-u=s- < Ere stamp mll. 5s i1 operation i1@rs. s1f 3 large e-saiiig cf mining a2cA.res7, i-an- S-g stssl and drss.s are n Eelchizs1 10 te taken ovsr for 3 IoFs rapid GsreloBle1i ot the 1a51e
 Ias natural aeagsiss of Hollis are sa,.9lsielg a.@yoad 6isesipiloa- As 2 co1msrcfsg c4risr it 6v=z coi rank 4s nigh as .g1e Of iae mslltseigrlrg clile. c. she sAsi. tut for loveli1ss. of sarroBn6.1gs is is B1sgspssses.
 The Ii ms1e is revelation when enc considers daa short iine j. has ts41 i7 operation. An extensive pier has bsen az7li from ihe shcre 10 sbe ds4p water and 2 s3Iigly co1sts1elsd tsan1Tsy Leads go io ths easrs0ce gi Ere sgaael. They operate pith pneg- rsssic drsils ard have modern air cg1Dts.sor 10 drive them. Egss1 55l os ses< < Gsae hs9e sis0~s the msF.. of ihosssga eagfaeesiry .s5GL Ns. fssffes is a..s es..g pushing shs work Io tba tunnels sn5 driffs Fsgi ls o9eD- ing up new escgg5ngs and actively g.a-aing ihe ~os< oi sclensiie mining
 The Mf- Andres is a picturesque mine. The ore is bsOaght down the
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
THE CITY AND VICINITY
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 Tie Meteor assssa drought aa<s nisal ,Akaus saf@ eases q ponder ao5 ssveral saoasAnd s4iek Ia the rseAa- well mines
 The sA1la Ans came into port this uornlrg 4s . o'clock 10 register She is oo her var nassa 10 sAse ihs rau .; she Dsvs ~aleh a2s recently dlsaelsd-
 The Pg..osSs Mar was n port res tsrs2y assssnooa having spent some tine f1 aEy doek where Sae w4s repaired and generally reuov2ies.
 S1. BAs1asas' Da4 c1 Friday ihsrs uill 1e cesetsatioa ot lhe Holg oola- ua-uia1 4i s5gha o'clock n S1- John'S church os thai day. aos on Tbursisg as 2a-cg1;esi-
 Roy g4ls 1. bseiAssia-i4s q .. C Baker 4.7ive3 n Basns< oa aas l2st Egweolai 418 lsss Thursday oa shs Cir q Seattle Nv. RygS ls ei7il e1gi1ss.-Ez.ass Pioneer.
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 The keichik4z Asales.e association g47s ! 6sligaii-. r4s.! gssssr,asy at- lef1oo7 4a5 evening T1s4 decorated tss r1c-z zlth Pzzs 6esghs zz6 6sQ-gas iz s1ch az 2i@ospaese ot e1s- d1c-usss ahzt u seemed ase Gss pic1ic 10 .e+ r<ltogs- Tae ceiling w4s t=zloe7e5 min .zatg br,azch=> u1sis ii re@ia6=s5 ne ot tae E4zelaz zarGs1s ot B7tgse7 2ad ths :s4st. .eo ms BatTso1547 U s11plsczs-ezs-
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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Raleigh Lode.

Beginning as corner No. 1. which is identical ni.n cofDer No. Of the Bennington Lode Claim last described. from which L. :. L. yI. SO I8 bears south f> deg. 5I min q sec. east 2167-
 sj fee, distant and running thence from said corner No. ] north 59 deg. E min. west var. 2g deg. 3O min. z. I:S1 feet to corner No. 7: thence sJuth zJ deg. Il min. west variations 2J de- gfeeS ID minutes east bsD feet 10 corner No. : thence south 6J deg. lg min. es-s sar 21 de0. DD mine. lJgD feet to cOrner No. ] :: thence north p deg. Il min. east var. 2g deg. 0O min. (. G00 feet to corner No l. the place of be- ginning. ail Of which corners are marked by posts at least , feet long. ! inches square, bearing tbe number of fbe corner and of the survey, and sei at least : inches in the ground in noBzd Of earth or stone. Area 2O-66l acres.
 United Verde Mill Site.
 Beginning q. corner No. l, from which L. . L. M No. E bears south 53 deg. 2 min. 4j sec. east s.,ss.s7 feet distant, and Cor. No. Of United Verde, lode. this survey bears E. lJ degrees JS minutes g seconds east, and running 6I53.54 feet distant thence from said corner No. l south .,- deg. 4 min. west, var. JO deg. OO min. (. 12I feet fO corner No. thence north var. 3O deg. OO min. z. 3.,O feet 10 corner No. : thence north 65 deg. 35 min. east Ysr. 30 deg. 10 min. {. I5 feet 10 corner No. l thence north r deg. .SJ min east var. 5J deg. 10 uin. east 2lt feet to corner No. , thence T. 2l deg, 2 min east var. J0 q. OJ min. 6, 9j feet to corner no. { thence soUsh, s5 leg. 4s min. east var. 5y deg. l5 min G.. JO feet to corner TO. thence north 2G deg. OO min. east var. 3O deg O0 min. e,. III feet to cor ner ne. s thence south, II deg. 40 min. east var. 50 deg. O min e., i53.I feet
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

March 70 to June 2G.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

town of kssenikAn in the District os Alaska which Is hereby designated Ss tae newspaper patliShed nearest the sSsG Gesesl esG-
 John W. Dudley.
 Register.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Bound Brook Lode

Begi1nt1g d Corner No. l which is identical u.th Corner No l of the :5gElergIlie Lode Claim la=s described. and from sh5ca '. 1- L. A- So.'l- bears North Z41 .-J11 -ss. East 519. T. feet distant. aud running thence from said G0r1er tC. North fs. isn v eSs vsFs- ss5oaS = degrees l. minutes east l45J fss5 so CSreer No. ,: thence South zG 4fM W esf variations = degrees GsJ minutes ee-i g00 feet .0 corner AO.5 sasEcs south Sd I5Tu E2si SarlatiC1s p degrees a9 minutes east l4af9 feet 10 Corner &D.4 :ibence North 21d4lm Eat variations Zy degrees 9J minutes east 8G0 feel t0 Corcer No. ], the place 0i hegirLiog, a9l ot 9hica corners are marked Dg bem5Ock posts at least : feet lc1g. ! incnes square, bearing the 1g1oer of fbe corner and c! the Surrey. and set g. lesss F inches iD she ground in a mound of earth or stone. Area 20.5z5 acres.
 Cleveland Lode
 Beginning at Corner No. ] which is identical HIsh Corner No. Of the Rochester Lode Claim Hfss descritSe0 ffcm which '. :. L. 5i. No. ls bears South s05 lSm East 45. E feet distant, and running thence North Cd Ism Eest variations D degrees D minutes east l19W feel 10 Corner No. 7: thence South 2g6 slm West variations v Ce- gfeez 5f1 minutes east glD feet 70 corner 10. :. thence E0uth HS6 l9m east Ysri- sfiDrs 2 degrees G0 minutes easi lt9O feel 50 Corner No. 1 i: thence North -E5 4Im east variations 2. degrees l. fnjnases esst variations Zs degrees 45 minutes ezs1 GpJ feet to corner No. the place Of begiugsng. slI of which cor ners are marked by hefplOck posts ss Ieass : feet iong and four inches sqBsre. hearing tfge number of the corner and of she Surrey. and sei al Ieasi Is inches in tine ground in 3 mound Of earth or stone. Area 2D.Jz3 acres.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
From IE1g>gs1y . AazalF

Dsls Eand wili be 5 passenger south oa ihe Delphin seu5 gha-
 \ taby girl MSS born last night to Nr. ard Mrs. Arthur Wakefield.
 The ing Richard Holgose came in ihlS morning Rssh :hs tis barge H4dyn Bvoan in ballast She is being t4zsa io Mi A1dseE 10 be loaded 1ssa gre for inc Tacoma szasltav.
 Ssxs Monday. Jaue Il. osirg Flag Dzr. fhs Ns4.ak2hi14 Base Bal team w5a. come bege ta play The kssehiszu ,san. This oaghi to bs | Yery inter- s<s5ns game as she teams are quite ersusx matched Ire game vii start Aoau1 | pm
 Dr. " E Zoees W. 9I- oi kesehi- A4a lodge u5ll ,save tonight c1 sbe Dolphin D attend ths uss.s-g ot ths grand lodge q :. < !. N. of shs si4ie 0t . as1lnssga which c.2nvensz 2a ihe Fifteenth ot ne asonls. He sxgecls ao rssasa atae. she 2oaa-
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

Don't fail to come in and help celebrate on the fourth and fifth.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12

10 corner no. l. the place of begin ming. Gamers no l and are marked hs hemleck posts ! feet long | inches square. hsaring the number of the cor ner and of the survey. and set Is inches ia the ground h a mound oi earth 0r ssones Corners nos.s, i. !, |, :, and :, are points on the line of mean high tide on the shore of Copper Harhor, hence cannot be permane ntlv estah- liShed, tut are indicated hy witness corners similarly marked. and the line of said survey between corner no, and corner No s follows such line ol mean high tide, Area 4.67l acres.
 Rochester Mill Site.
 Beginning at corner Nc. l. from which II, $ L. NJ. no. Is henrs south S1 deg. Ss min. II sec. east 92S4. 9l feet distant and Cor. no. of Roches- ter lode. this survey bears s. as deg, $ min. O sec. e.. 9a4l.16 feet dist. and running thence from said corner no. south 70 deg. Sa min. West var. 30 deg. a min. {. 697.S feet to corner 10. .. thence north var. 30 deg. St min. e. Ss0 feet to corner no.S; thence south SS deg. 50 min. east var. y deg. O0 min. q. ll9 feet to corner no. i i; thence: north 79 deg. l6 min. east var. sa deg. 50 min. .. Isl feet to corner no ,; thence north 5S deg il min. east var, 30 deg. 10 min. e. 65 feet to corner no 6: thence north 65 deg. B min, east var. a9 deg 50 min. 6. a50 feet to corner Do. :; thence south var. S0 deg. 10 min. .. SS0 feet to corner no, l. the place of begin ning. Corners no. and , are marked by hemluck posts feet long, inches square, bearing the number of the corner and of the Survey, and set Is inches in the ground in mound oi earth or stone. Corners nos. 3, 1, ,. and are points on the line Of mean high tide on the shore of Copper Har- Dor. hence cannot be permanently eS- iablished, but are indicated hy wit ness corners similarly marked. and the line of said survey between corne, no , and corner nc. follows such line Of mean high tide. Area 4.4I- acres.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
Soue.viIleL Lode

Bsgi1ing st corner No. l, nich is identical aigh corner No. ot the Rochester Lode Claim sloTe de- sceI r=d. and from which [. S L. '. No. l. bears North 245 35m 9ss Ez>s 579 T. feet cisfsct. ard running 'herce from said Corner No. ] south tSG 53n East 7sr5atIC-s = degrees lj minutes east l5A9 feet 20 Corner No. :: thence 5C1fn 3G zlu West variations -9 de- srees t@ q l1uses east 66Q feet tO Corner No. 5:t t1e-cs North 4.G 57m " est Tari 4fio1s .. degrees 43 minutes east l5a0 fs-E 70 Corner No :: thence North 3d i'm Easi vsriaiiors 23 degrees fD minutes east 5a0 feet 10 Corner No. l. i1e yl&c- 0i 5sginIDg. all oi which corners are marked bg bemiock posts d sfes. : 9eeg long. l inches square. 5=aFl1z the number Of the corner and 8t inc surrey, and ssi al least ]. in che- 5n Tue ground in mound oi earth or stone. Area I%.3I7.
 acres
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
DIR. P. J. MALONE

Physician and Surgeon. Office, Kohl Building. Office Hours 7. .00 to 400 ?. III. and by appointment.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-06-12
--D-trN Nn nLaL

SERIAL No. 9sz4
 E-iteG States Land Csee. Juneau. Azs1s Mar l9 .se-
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 Any sl6 ssl persons claiming asgyef@lg ang portion oi sald lands are required so asge sn adverse claim ia thIs office during shs p@Faod Oi p.bi5- cation ot tbis Notice. CT @Iibin sh.Ftg 84y. sta.f@ alter oihssNise proof Of e1tfy Of said lands viii ae made bg said applicant
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 Auy. in Fact. IT f5 HEREBY ORDERED thas tfe foregoing Eossce se p1al54hed for asle tDgl pefIod oi e0 days iD Daily Miner 3 Cally reszpzper Pgb!isbsc s1 Ihs