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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08
BIG HOG RANCH.
hontana Farmer Will Fatten His
Porkers on "AIfalfa Tea"

Montana Farmer Will Fatten His
Porkers on "AlfaIfa Tea"
DR.. w. X. Suddeth has decided to
establish a hog raising farm on his
arge ranch in the Musselshell valley.
IN Yellowstone county. Mont, and he
will grow and fatten hogs on alfalfa
tea," q brew which he has been ex-
perimenting with.
The doctor returned to Billings,
Mont, recently from Omaha. where
be disposed Of nearly 400 head Of cat
tie for record breaking prices and
brought with him l.. T. Rankin Of
Springfield. ILL.,. who will have charge
If the hog ranch in the Musselshell.
While in Omaha they purchased a
hundred brood sows for the ranch,
and the doctor expects to go to Oma-
ha in the near future and purchase
400 more brood sows. 1t being the aim
Of the doctor and his associates to
raise and fatten in the neighborhood
Of 5000 hogs each year.
The swine are to be fed on alfalfa
tea" MS the doctor calls it. This tea IL
brew with which the doctor has
been experimenting. 1t is made by
grinding alfalfa. barley. winter wheat
and cereals together and then cooking
them. The alfalfa stalks, the doctor
says, contain more protein than many
grains. and by cooking them this food
substance will be secured and fed to
the hogs in the slop. He says that
experiments which have been con.
Quoted with this alfalfa grain diet
show 1t to be wonderful food on
which to grow and fatten hogs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08

In the year A. ID. ia Roman legion
made up wholly or In part of Chris
tians fought under Marcus Antonius
against the Marcomanni. The Roman
army were shut up In a defile and ready
to perish from thirst when severe
thunderstorm. with heavy rain, reliev'
ed them of their distress and at the
same time so terrified their enemies
that n great victory was gained. The
Christians attributed their deliverance
TO the prayers they had just presented
and considered It miraculous. ard the
term "thundering legion" was applied
70 the soiulcrs.-New York American.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08

~ heard was that Of Lieutenant
De Rudio, who was cut off
nom Rcno's command at the Little
Big Horn and spent two days and
nights filled with such narrow escapes
and blood curtllinG dangers as to make.
under the conditions. the most calcus
mans hair stand on end.
In the fight he was guarding n pony
crossing with eight men, when one Of
them said: Lieutenant. get your horse
quick. Reno's retreating" But rs
no trumpet had been sounded and no
orI11r Lad Leen given he hesitated and
waited for the call. As the men had
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
Washington in and for Chehalis
County.

Maude E. Lundvall. plaintiff,
vs..
Ralph E. Lundvall, defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO
the said Ralph E. Lundvall, de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear with SIXTY DAYS after the
date Of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit, within sixty days
after the 28th day Of January 1909,
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court, and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve copy of your answer up
on the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff, at his office below stated,
and in case of your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint, which has been filed with
the Clerk of said court; the object of
this action Is to secure a divorce on
the grounds Of desertion and aband-
onment and failure to support, and
to restore to plaintiff her maiden
name.
G. w. HODGDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address, Hoquiam, Chehalis
County, Washington.
(Date of last publication March
4. 1909
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08
BY BUFFALO BILL

M NE Of the most thrilling per.
IA sonal experiences that ever
a. heard was that Of Lieutenant
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08
Saloon Rents In New York.

OF all the high rents paid in New
York city the highest are paid by sa-
looms, which are taxed about double
what could be got from any other
business for the same premises.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-08
Dried Horsenesh.

Some hospital physicians are urging
that horsetlesh be more freely used as
being not only cheaper than beef. but
more tender and digestible. If dried
and reduced to powder 1t becomes
almost taStclpSS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
PORTAL ID HAVE
 IRRIGATION PROJECT
Chicago Capitalists In Portal Negotiating For
 Properties.

Messrs. Johnston and Donald of Chicago are recent arrivals at Portal. They have purchased the Haggerty place on Cave creek. and have taken possession of it with the intention of remaining. as they are highly pleased with the prospects TOT that section, says the Paradise Record
 These gentlemen are here. it is re ported, as a result Of the visit to Por- tai several months ago of Attorney Washburn of Chicago in company with C. T. MeGlone, on business rel ative 10 the proposed construction Of a dam at Portal. Aud, though Messrs. Johnston and Donald are reticent. it is said that they are negotiating for the purchase Of the possessions of the Portal Land & Improvement company with a view to the construction of an immense dam on Cave creek above the town Of Portal.
 Our information further states that The deal mentioned can not bc con cluded until the middle of next month. as a Calofirnia company holds an op- tien on the water rights which does not expire until that time. Should this option be permitted uo lapse. there would then be no o5 stacle. it is said. to the consummatiOn of the plans or the Chicago company. and the dam would then, it is believed, be assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
DOUGLAS FIRE CHIEF
 GOES TO FL PASO

The following is from the Fl Paso Times.
 w W. Armstropg. for some tim. chief of the Doueias. Ariz.. fire de partment. has been appointed chief Of the Fl Paso fire department. and Will assume his duties about the 1st of February.
 He has rendered Lis resignation at Douglas. effective February list Mir. Armstrong has been in Fl Paso for two days conferring with the fire com missioners with reference 10 a propO- sition submitted him. and returned t,. Douglas Saturday r,orning. after ac- cepting the position here. He immc- diately rendered his resignation at Douglas. which was accepted.
 This information was confiremed last night by Frank Powers. chair maa of the city Ire commissioners. when asked for confirmation. Mir. Pow CTS stated that the commissioners did nor desire it 10 become public at fhis time, but as it was out. he might as well give it for publication.
 Mr- Armstrong. according to Doug lasites. has made q good record as head os the department in that city. and also a like record at Joiseti. III. from which place f.o went 10 Douglas.
 The selection cf Armstrong as n chief settles a question which has been nf much intercs; to -vofunfcers
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
 TO MEET IN PHOENIX

PHoENIX. Jan. 2T.-The Com mittee On School Legislation Of the Territorial Teachers Association. ~hich vas to have met at Tucson lest week will. if present plans are carried out. assemble in Phoenix sometime during the first week in February. The committee consists of the fol- lowing educators: President K. C. Babcock of the University Of Arizona President A J. Matthews of the Tem. pe Normal; R. l.. Long. Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction i: Superintendent Stillwell. Of PhoensN and Supt. C. F. Philb-ook. of Bisbee The committeeman will discuss many measures which they would like to see incorporated ineo the educational lawa of the eerritory. together with the methods of bringing about the desired legislaticn. IL is said thst these rep rcss ntatiye school men are determined that Arizona's educational laws shall be second to none in moderness and working effectiveness.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
DOUGLAS MAN THINKS
 MEXICO C|TY'S FIELD
Says Oougas Has Bright Times Ahead As Mexico Is
 Awakening.

DOUGLAS. Jan. 27.-A promilen merchant in Douglas today. IT speaking of the many fayorabl things which were being predict ed to give to Douglas its most desir able trade in the future and that oui reople should not overlook the oppoi iunity al all times to encourage those who were going 70 Mexico for the purpose of developing it's rich mining resources.
 Two years ago there was not a business man in Douglas who was not receiving a good trade from those en. gagged in the mines below Doueias in Sonora said this gentleman Can anea was sending GO us hundreds Of customers every week and they were customers who spent their money Iib- orally fer what they needed.
 ~The proposed railroad from Dong las to cananoa. 10 my mind. would bring 10 Douglas vastlf greateg amount Of desirable trade shan may be expected from the Conrtland dis trict. though, of course. the future business from Courtland will be very desirable and beneficial.
 When there were many men work ing in the Tabatacoehi district. many more iH the Cumpas country and booming times in the country around MOcteZuma we can remember how dif- fercnt business was to what it is now. All this work was discontinued be cause Of the geneT5l business slump throughout the country. As the coun- try rights Itself. az it is now rapidly doing. all this activity will return and more: in fact. this activity Is now be- coming quite prominent around Naco- zari and much new trade is coming to Douglas because Of this.
 What the property owners and business men of Douglas must nor overlook Is the importance Of helping those who are engaged in th. work of deveicping the mineral industry in the Sonora country tributary to this city
 Hundreds Of Americans will be en- saged in this work perhaps before ihe end of this year. everyone of those will come out to Douglas or to some other border city fo do their trading and ghi= trade is that which we must keep in close touch with"
 There is not a business man in Douglas but what win agree 10 the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
TOMBSTONE MINES
 CO. IS FLOURISHING
h Better Condition Than Ali Any Time In Recent
 History.

We are continually hearing on th, outside that the Tombstone Consoli dated mines are about to close down on account of water. but tae company seems to have n yer heard cf it." was the statement of Judge Frank Good tCdy yesterGay. This seems to he singular impression To get into cir cUiaiion and it is mucl mere remark al He Lat any enc would fC. a minute place any credencc in the rumor.
 The Mines at Tombstone are iccking better than al any time in their recent history a1d tre company ls gtinually increasing the output. SonIe of the most powerful machinery whict Aas ever been installed in any of the mines Of the west Is now i1 nse by the Deys lopmcnt company of America. Tl's has proved entirely saitsfactory and the company has been moviug right along."
 fH- people Of Tombstone are feel 'nS tE{ business is improving every ssty a1@ there is ID good reason 10 inink for minute that Tho mines wiH moi 20 right along wit, ihe same notable progress which has ma. ked t.ieTn in tjo past.
 The mining acifvstv at Courfiapd has been 9 considerable impetus to Tombstone. as people are coming and going there every day and business men have been benefited in no small degree in the present mining activity or tnai camp. Courtland is moving and expect to see one of the most iourishing mining camps ther Arizona within tae next two years Everything points 10 that end. There is g cash and a business stir there whic.- has net been seen in any of th camps for some time past
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
NEGRO CONGO lS
 BEING TRACED
Thought That He Is Trying To Join His Wife, Who
 Left Tucson.

TUCSON. Jan. :=.-William Vii
 Hams, the negro who was sentenced to five years in the territorial peni- teniiary. at the last term of court, for numerous burglaries he committed in Tucson. escaped from the stockaae at the new penal institution. in Flor encc on Saturday evening, and no trace of him has as yet been found.
 Sheriff Mctiee, of Pinal county. who was one of the officers that started out in search of the negro convict. arrived in Tucson this morning. He was able to trace Williams for sey- cral miles out of Florence, and the trail led toward the railroad.
 All trace was lost of him on the des- ert. south of Florence It is though, he probably had d confederate. who was waiting for ctm with a suit of clothes. which he put on after discard ing his stripes. However. no trace of his penitcntiary garb has been found.
 Williams had been employed as a cook at the officers mess at the new privileges. and had ben regarded as a "trusty."
 The temptation to take French leave became too great foi Williams on  Saturday evening. and he disappeared about o'clock. lis absence was noted about an hour later. and search ing parties were sent out to SCOUT the country in the hope of finding the escaped prisoner However, no trace has thus far been found of the ne gro.
 It developed today that Williams wife left Tucson shortly after he was taken to the pen,tentiary, and it is, not known where she mas gone.
 Williams Sas considered a danger. ous character by tue police. He burg larized several houses in Tucson. X considerable quantity of stolen goods were recovered sn a room which he and his wife occupied on Ochoa street.
 Williams is sbont thirty years old. of brown complexion. and about 2 feet, eight inches in heignt
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
SANTA CATALINA
 FOREST RESERVE
Will Not Be a Safe Place For Predatory
 Animals.

Some time ago when the proposed plan of making the Santa Catalina mountains a game reserve was first brought up for discussion. A l.. Wetmorc. living in the Rillito. made a protest to the secretary of the interior. Mr. Wetmone was of the belief that If the said reserve was established it would become a breed ing place and refuge for predatory animals. and becanse of his nearne ss to its southern border his' chicken rOost would suffer in consequence. To quiet his mind in this particular the Honorable Secretary of the In- terior caused t.c following letter to be written:
 January F. 1909. Mir. F. L. Wetmore.
 Tucscn. Arizona
 Deer Sir:-lour interesting letter without date to the Honorable. the secretary of agriculture, together witt newspaper clipping. has been re oeived in this office by reference. In case game reserve was made oi portion of the Santa Catalina hhJHAAAb4hSs T eAeSu=t ttldA Ailt At4A- ing of predatory animals would not be interfeTca with in the least, al l1Ougl un,ler the registrations con corning game preserves hunted would have to procure a hunting per nit. In several game preserves al ready established and under the su- perSision Of the forest service. expert hunters have been employed for no ether purpose than to kill predatory wild animals.
 Your description Of the wild ani mals in tlis region is very interest ins. It is 9,oped that game pre- serve may be established in the Santa Catalina mountains. for it ap- pears to D. an ideal region for this purpose.
 Very truly yours.
 A. O. WAHO.
 Chief of ODarafinn
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
D. l. COMPANY WOULD SELL
 ITS PLANT
To the City. But Interested Parties Are Reticent As To Figures Wanted - Annual Meeting Held.
(Douglas international }

Annual meetings were held today by the Douglas Improvement com pany. the International Land and I'm provement company and the Douglas Street Railway company in the offices of these companies. Those who are prominent in the control of these com panies are: M. J. and W. H. Brophy, M. J. Cunningham. CT Bisbee; $. W. French. F. R. Pirtle. W. M. Adamson. $. F. Mcguire, C. 4. overlook, of this city; !. $. Douglas. of Nacozari. All these gentlemen were present today to take part in the deliberations on matters which came before the meet ings.
 These men are entitled 10 be called Douglas Boosters" as from the time the first stake was driven in Doug. las they have been doing things for the development of the interests of the city and have shown their faith in the future of Douglas by their works.
 May Sell Water Plant.
 One of the important matters which was discussed by the directors of the D. l. company this morning was me proposition to sell the water plant A of the directors declared that it was the desire oi the company to sell the plant to the city aud it was with this desire that a price had been agreed upon which had been transmitted to the city council for it's consideration None of the directors would give out the figures agreed upon and this fig ure will probably Ect be known until the matter comes before the city coun- cil for consideration.
 One of the directors when asked ir the proposed bond issue of s325. 900 would be sufficient to buy the prop erty of the company promptly said that il would. Another director said that the price wouli come within the range Of between s200.OG0 and s300- OU0. bu; no nearer than this could the fixed price be learned.
 So far those who have invested in the Douglas Improvement company have received practically nothing on their investment. as only two small dividends have been declared during the life time of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

truth of the remarks given above. This Daper has always mainfaired that the future of ucgglas would he made great by the development of ;be various resources in sonora. In that part Of the state triSutarv to Douglas there is one Of inc richest mineral countries on the American continent. including the Cauanea and Nacozari districts.
 Douglas will make no mistake by keeping in close touch wi:h the peo. pie of Sonora and H-iving 10 win all the trade from thai section.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

and paid frcmcn as well. and fills a position for which fhere have been ap- plicautS from all parts.
 Many of the applicants were local people, but the commissioners. in whose hands the selection was left. sought far and wide an1 at lasl set lied on Armstrong;
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

Ezra Meeker. 2. pioneer Of tae sos. will give an exact reproduction of Oregon. Washington. Idaho and a Eome life in the west when the ter. ritory new composing the states of pert oi Montana aud Wyoming. was called Ore gon country.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

New York win erect n fire bund- ing on the grounds of the Alaska lukon-Pacific Exposition 10 be leld in 1909. More than 100000 will prob ably be spent in participation un the part of the Empire States.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

SYLVANITE. N M. Jan. 27.-
 SyIvanite has without exception the best surface showing Of any mining camp that I have cser visited" said Lee Glockner. a prominent mining man of Cripple Creek. Colorado. yes lerday in conversation with a local man. q have seen some richer sur face ores here than have started big boons in Nevada and Colorado camps. The only thing needed now is strict and legitimate development and thls is being done on several properties as rapidly as men can work.
 T do not mean this for flattery of the camp, as I do rot believe it is a paying proposition 70 flatter anything. For the last few days I have been wandering over the hills here and the mineralization has become fairly fa- Iniliar to me. No one knowing mining can say other than that the surface indications and deep mining, so far as it has progressed. aia extremely prom isiug Of future greatness It seems 10 me that this is a camp to tie to.
 There Is. of course. in any camp a large element of gamble. The deep er workings may prove a disappoint- ment, but so far as that goes the same chance has "a De taken every where. So far as it has proceeded work in this camp looks good 10 me md the showings are fully carrying out the first impressions formed"
 That other mining men hold the same opinion is evidenced by the, news received in camp yesterday that General Bell of Telluride and Cripple Creek fame. is coming to Sylvanite within the next fortnight General Bell has had an expert on the field for some time an1 upon receipt of a recent report wrote 2 friend here stat ing that he believed the district well warranted his personal investigation. General Bell is president of thc Smng- gier Union mine at Telluride and be side being one of tine best known min ing men in America. he is many times a millionaire and c ran well able to back his belief in ihc district with large amounts of ready cash for i'm mediate development. He is expected to spend several Cays in Sylvanite.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
KNIGHTS OF pY1hIss.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIss.
 Cananea Lodge, No. 6, Y. If. c. A Hall. Cananea, Sonora. Meets ever, Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited F. s. PEI.ZER. c. c.
 r. F. NICHOLS, K. of II. and $. C. NJ. SANDERS, AI. of r. F. Q. Box 71.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
STAG CANON LUMP
for Domestic De.

for Domestic Dee DAWSON COAL 2 CONE for steam and Shelters. Write T. ". Haus.- Sales Agent about Stag Canon Coal
 Fl Psso. rexaa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

DOUGLAS, Jan. 25.-At meeting of the board of directors of tLv Douglas Country club held last night it was decided to invite Bisbee to- send twenty men team to this city for play on February 12th, I.incoln's birthday. which has been declared by law to De legal holiday in Arizona. The secretary WAS in structed to extend this invitation and it is hoped that Bisbee will respond with an acceptance.
 Other business transacted by the directors was to instruct the secre- tary to extend to the Fl Paso Coun- try club an invitation to come here on February 20th and remain for play on that day and the two following days for the championship now held by Fl Paso. Fl Paso has already agreed to be here on Washingtons birthday. but the desire is to have the Fl Paso players here for three days. should have an lS hole golf course. %
 FOR SALE.
 old papers. 2Jc per hundred al the