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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-17
Stubborn as Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes;
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-Loss of Appetite e.
Indigestion, Nervousness, Despond-
ency, Headache. But such troubles
fly before DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the worlds best Stomach and Liver
remedy. So easy. Csc at j. c. Per-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-17
A CHAPTER OF
ACCIDENTS IN
COTTAGE GROVE

The Cottage Grove Leader, of
Tuesday has the following story of
accidents:
Mr.. Love, operator of the planer
in the Dorena saw mill, came near
losing his life last Saturday. His
clothing was caught on shaft and
was literally torn from his body.
One arm was either run through a
pulley under a belt or else wound
around the shaft and almost torn
off below the elbow After freeing
himself from the shaft he ran up
stairs in the mill and called atten-
ton to his sad plight. He WAS
brought to Cottage Grove and the
mangled arm was amputated above
the elbow. Within 90 minutes after
the operation Mr.. Love was smoking
a cigar with one of the assisting sur
geons.
Another Accident at DOTena.
Horace Bennett, a resident of
Dorena, nine miles from here on the
Oregon & Southeastern railroad.
while telling trees in the timber for
the Nicholl Lumber company, of
Eugene, was struck on the back of
the head by limb which caught on
another tree, throwing it back and
striking Mr. Bennett and almost
costing him his life. Dr.. Van Win
kle went out from Cottage Grove
and reports the young man out Of
danger.
Lost Hand.
Antoine Freitea, a workman at the
S. P. tie plant at Latham, lost the
fingers of his right hand Thursday
of last week. DR.. Job dressed the
wound and the unfortunate fellow is
getting along very well.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-17

Siam, outside of Bangkok, Is
mostly jungle, and its teak and tim
Der trade is the most important/in-
dustry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-17
SALEM MAN
HAS A VERY
CLOSE CALL

H. G. DOWNING, A RAILROAD EN-
GINEER, CONVICTED OF BEING
A REVOLUTIONIST IN HON.
DURAS, MAKES DARING ES.
CAPE AFTER BEING FOR 10
DAYS VIRTUALLY A PRISONER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-17

The hobble skirt makes the wearer
walk like an ugly duckling.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
YOR GAYHOP

The deadly attack made a few DAYS
since on his honor, Mayor Gaynor of
New York, again illustrates that
uneasy rests the head that wears a
crown"
\ personal assault on this great
man is all the more blameworthy
because during his brief administra-
tion he has not only delighted both
POLITICAL allies and political enemies
by the breadth and wisdom of his
administration, but to an astonish.
ing degree he has shown sym
pathetic support of the down trod-
den. to which class this would. be
assassin claims to belong
Dlsmissing for the moment our
deep solicitule for his victim the
question of the moment is, shall a
large proportion of those filling
Offices Of public trust reap for their
reward an assassin's grave 1t is
useless to expect by means OF detec-
tiyes and other safeguards to save
harmless public men, it will be only
by the creation of Overwhelming
public sentiment in favor OF good
men and good government that the
assassin's $ hand will be stayed. To
such task every good citizen can
well afford to direct his best efforts.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
BEL AIR. Md
JOHN D. woRTHInoToN,
ossEP AND PusLIseEe.

1Hs KSh 70 the oldest estatiish<
aewspaper il HaTford County Il IA.
ars,r circala:ton a1Ong intelligent farm
ers. eaaners snd otb>T o7Snes. rn>n taaa
any Otber DeWspaper yubllshed IN The
county. Tbese facts make Il = TalzAbe
advertising MEDIUM for r.aehias al
classeN
All conmanicatiOns shDslt b> address
ed TO THR HS.s And lsTELiIsESCEs.
and all checEs drawn u DT1er 4 John
u. Worthihztpn.
~SoIIcR TO COEEEs spOSDESTs a
commannatiOns intel5,d for pzbhc zrisa
must BE- accompanied Uy tn Fsl nam
Of the writer ;hgugh not fpr yaJ,ratI1n n
anbess des; ed, Dtber ais they VII r,
-rtve nc attention
W-Sr Bsc EIFTiSs CEEDfTs --It.s syrns
tiuses stated ~ sgyscrib>rs 70 cgsa-r
paprrs, that thy are unAo< 70 stop ~
sam< Nb<n desired ". bere5y nJtI'r
our patrons that th>iT y4yeTs all t~
stopped ~beDsTer r.4zss;kd- II 10 'iEos
limit 10 fired by TN EuDscrt--, We will
favor him with It's continuance, and b
will he eIpected 10 paw for the SAM
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
ORDER SiSl.

Ordered, tHf> I'D dhN ot lunr iu the wear
nineteen hundred ,ut ten, hI the Register of
Wills ui llnItnri County during the recess OF
the orphans court az Hartford county that
the sale made and reported IN the AtoVe en-
ttlgd cause hN Amelia bsf htin and Louis A
h noHer executors pi tho last will and trstn.
inert of August krnurr, late OF Hartford
county deceased. he finally ratified and yon.
hrned unless cause To the contrary thereof
he show ON OF h-tnrr the eighteenth day OF
July. 1910. pruN ilvi. j. copy of this oftier he
inserted IN souEr new paper printed aud pub.
lshed 10 HArigrl county. aforesaid once =
week Tor three >u'vess'yr weeks before the
Sth DAY of tuly. 1910.
The repsrt states the amount Of sales to be
~ 800.
HtEH T. Ray. X ", H-C Co
True Copy-Test
HUGH T, BAY, X, ". H. Co.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

TF - r--r t~.s-zf1 tz-r ri
III scr.s. .rtzztet rear Lzh37 -ca'
rgat i-oG- Cll11 q =. ~ T5r
II -TC s--8t cfs gr '-gs prr c<--T -y-s-.r
- 80 n i-sr1s 6E-lEbg h1Esc Niit
lzr.s p. 1es Lag Bank Bar N..h
straw HaEs@ s''srE-- C1r1 -
.rra-arT. -. Is1s~ -a1-Sr 5szs-
.rc t.7-s. Tenant Hs-e La-as Cas-
rsas f.s~ Nrts 2 a--s-a>rr Has zsr-T
4 se'5 tnt a.-t Tn IT, 5-9s a-- =
sr~s.s.' DlIri = and r. .4-- iert.l,
N,.. = s:srst ar. .- = aisb s'z'e = yEi-
-sTz'51o Pr f-r'zs- ra-:s-eiars --y'y
= hh1-- MeEa-n >rr,e:. Nd
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

@F-- szi--Eals-e .tg1I q: s7c5..
zisn ,s-2s a-=p-ae' '-f-. la~s.ed a.,
~aa- SIRE 2 Ea-Ias
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
Perry Dawn, PRln killst

drtNs the pain and iuiiammatien from Ice
>ung> and insect bites SUothss ami aIr4KS
the awful itching of mosquito bites, = Sc
iEg and TnC. bottles
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

R- 6aa' IA 4a1talT farm Ha-5
1 yply -8 >r4E!ty >l-a---. r.. Air. Nd
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

@rLost-Suudav, July 2ls;. on road
between Trinity Church Chur .hville. aud
my home. Small Brown Leather Rag con.
tanning money ysnihsndkeichiei Finder
will p'case report ut this iiic. or TO
owner Mrs lanes Lee. Churchyille, Md
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

~Fy- : e-Dz F.-rze ,s:.:t. Pest.
fora. HarfY-o -g snEy Lust Posts
cg: u So: '.s rg--azse- A S-:ls
= BayvH.-. l.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

Re~F For Salc-l5 II l.. Case Engine.
Geiser Saw NIill and Chase Shingle Mil,
nearly new. (. W Bachmau. Hagley.
Md
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

pUr Money to Lead On Mortgages IN
sums TO suit Forest Hin Permanent
building Associatipn. Forest Hill. Md.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line iot the first insertion and
5 cents line Tor each subsequent Insertion
seven words to . line. No advertisement In.
ssrtsd unlsss prepaid,
No advertisement inserted io' lssi thaa IS
can't
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

D- Money 10 Loan on Mortgage Ap.
ply to John q WDrihingtun.
~ Money to lend on mortgage hp-
ply to Walter " Preston, Attorney, Bel
Ar, Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

THE ASSESSMENT PROBLEM.
On last Saturday a very desirable
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

or they may otherwise hy law he excluded
from al hcurht- Of said estate. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to make
tn .itatc IaN aurnt.
Given under NV band aud seal thi. 18Th
day ut lulN. 1910.
HARRY ; CARVER
A. trVt
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

@rFor Sale 10 900 It yellow poplar
lumber, suitable for all building purposes
Barn boards speciality. 500 yellow
locust posts for wire and rail fencing
80. 900 shingles, $s per thous md The
above is all in first class condition and
is thorough II seasoned, ranging in price
from SIS to s25 per thousand. and can
he seen on the Darlington road near
Trapp- Church. Apply to Divis Thomp
son, Darlington, Md X. ID. No. /.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

aD Wanted 4 MAJ ard a Woman
iyr Srn~r pg-ps.ss 70 fam . n suburbs
%: ri A. Fire elass a.r~ and wages
f,- r;gh part,es lrs s..fs al ;his atiI-e.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

mrLost-Thursdsy, August +th, at
Cooptown, G,ll Monogram Link Gun
Button with the initials l. | II Reward
il returned to h. liarkins, Forest Hin.
Md
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

Ra6 Money 10 Loan ou Mortgage Ia
sums to suit Chas II MacNabb, Bel
Air. Md
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

~- Money to Loan on Mortgage.
Harlan & Webster. Attorneys at Law,
Bel Air
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

hb-l. W Thompson, auctlDncer Of reA
and personal property, Dublin, Nd
Paper approved and discounted IN day
Of sale when desired
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

- ~x
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~l " ~"
w. -
n,. tt,,.s ,.,r.,,, 49,. ,-
old Mare, g wears old, COWS. = Heifris.
ton. Griudstonr 200 th. TrTti,s-T SaT
son Wagon lack : Cow Chains . UnlttTs
set Double " agon Harness set pouffIr Work
Harness set DAYTON Harness +Chain. nav
\ mite Brinr Srythr l UriRrUo~k , IScythrs
and SnatheS ! st Iron Bouble Trees / Wiyr
Fence Strrtcher Steel Water Tough
MIA strAinrr, : nVe-galIou Iron Glad Min
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12


e"Dr. - p-siorY snEzt H11S r.-t frame
ari PER- s'1as. porch. arf z's -l.-sf g.#th
a-v+r 'al..as syr.1s as1 syrfr ..za4s- asA- the
dnHr. Large bglbl- --tscEsr Eart barr z!ra
staa.tas 'ar tEtrtT-tHo had II ra.t- s-d
ten tprsss and slate root smoke Ho-,~.
tEt-ssu Hpzs< ADf ofhsr rrrsssA-y oa,.
b1'ltirEs all tyHiirgs bsirE IN good con
tt''pu.
TEs rriE HyrhD0st Is Nater ,a.. farm 4.
.'gAtrt e very tesirAbls tcins s,0nF ru'sut,y
u~sr ssap..s .. Eazr- hes an. store. and On
ssu1 rnat' NiiE 'Hr nl,sa.aul ad from
Char aril.s go II aTrs c. IsTaas a-t Be Ar
NltE- one and one aaf mft, n farm
com rIaHts a teAGtii8l r.s- af many miles II
;Es met fcrttIs ian's e.. me co4rtr.
TEFsi> GF SALE
Term a' ,ale prrs-r.'s-d bT re teg-,s ar,
Has thin! ~ fhs purchase 7r NJ sha.r - IaiI
r. ash 90 'ar 1aJ g sslF. or h. r4.fhcattDn
rr~Tesi. aU 'as discretion st ta- tra.t,s one
tH"rc 10 sit and The bsian IA sr.gs f-sunfrs
'r.ful 'he day afsaIe or all Sash a. tne Option
~ ne FurChasfr. TIE urrI't pay-rsrts 3D. - ar
'lf f-~rsi from aAE - sale n 81 20 s,rarrt ~
tus rDt's ~ bond. ~ me purchaser a.Ira
ser-ta.y to hs approved - tar trustee
FDBERT AEt HEE
TFastrt.
Ipsa-a -. ~ al. Aactionser
Nor favorable term, mar ~ secured "a
ByIas alton to thr trustee
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS
NanN Children A't Si,kIN.

7a.t' -' N-Ht' 'a+F '...' sA.a'Naa
TRE MCCALL CO.. 2cs TO 2ts w. s7th ST.. sGw ioRa
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

no Pr sale a- R,rt->sy-n room
Hlu.e. FURNISHED. situated m Broad
nay, r. Ar Apply - Harry Carver,
attorney for X-e-
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
THE MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
COLLEGE PARK. MD
MaDlands School OF Technology
ifh.ioUth ,tR ksr, Sglrntef IS. fntran,
rJImn5tiaS 3. ~.
E;obt Co,,rs, o( I,rt,,-..o,
Eight Courses Of Instruction

Lr.urs. 81, rE"srsIns,L Draprr col. y. 5.
tEsSiiuA M,Asad Ihsn-ang b.sosz .
hStssiss CT tss&srsS Osaui
Gsnsfd isJifEs is.ss,fA.
.t~ College mas close AssStihti % rs..a
ia. department Of Agriculture IN NasH.UE.
CON. college stgdsnts are permitted su s...-
..r Experiment Farms ~ ArItugE .l and
h'l'.E illr and thus secure an additional .Iu.P.
nsnt for their professional CAREER
The demand of the axe :, for trained m,r
fHr Hir.s activities lr.ftior~ tss.rr4 60
tny.r hu have ,urEri with "a viii
Rrth department supplied = ith ttr most
modern and apPtH.ri apparatus "a. ft, .
NDfE emphasized in an departments Gra.i-
uatt- l.H'ihcd Co enter at once upon 'i', =
work EpariiH- department supplied with
all m Hhr"n impf"ytrucnts Bath room steam
heat. e.tctfir Hghts. I.n-Htiou uusH aass,i
for hraI'H
Tu't'iuH hppL., heat light laundry. board
medical attention, annual deposit chemical
Sul athletic frrs tll Included In the ABnuHI
charge af 500 uu pr quarter. payable .1 al.
vance
Saniturium fYr ISOLATION uf contagious IIs
rbsr. resident physician and trained nurse In
A''rudar,c
CHtaInE giving nII particulars IN ap....p.
ton. Attention u allied to the IT, NrHr
Courses Ia Agriculture and Hortl,ulfurc
allure to report promptly means loss ur
opportunity to student
Early auylt,htiou necessary for ndmittaury.
" rltr for particulars
". SYLVESTER. President
College fArL. Nd
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

or thcy may otherwise by law pe excluded
from all benefits OF said estate. Al persons
indebted tu said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this eth day
Of July. 1910.
W BEATTY HARLAN
EtrCutpr
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

RD- Money t. Loan in sums - suit.
II. A. whitaker, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
On or BtlOr, the l3th Day oil January. lOll,

late ot Hartford county. deceased All persons
having claims against SAID dee, usrd are here
hY nounui To Chhihit the same. with the
legal vouchers thereof
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

This = tu give nntlsc that the subscriber
IN, ohtntU. a n0nm the orphans Court Of
Hartford t"auN. nd. letters of administra.
tion on the estate Of
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

ncTh@ pui~r.igutf has rented and
entire r,fI-rt,hri the Granger. Hotel.
Rel Ai;. which vii - open fyr 'hc re.
cepilDn ui quests uu and sitter May :
1910 Guests Will bt suppll, with gDOd
tabl~ hoard, bath room, writing room.
waiting room, etc IN tact. everything
to meet their reasonable demands Also
onr Dt the bcst iiYeries in ihs state in
connection Give Il. trial; terms mod.
crate Calvin Appleton. Manaztr
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

bD-F " Rent-h1iIdin2 near the Court
ilyuse Square. where the MARYLAND
Telephone rIgharge was heated "
Beatty Harlan. { huTcEyiiie, Nd
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

late of said county. deceased Al persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by uotihcd TO exhibit the same With the
legal vouchers thereof
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12
THOMAS H. RpRISSDN
ORDER NlSI
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This i-tn give notice fhat fhs suhs,rihCr
has obtained from the orphans Court Df
Hartford county, Md. letters documentary
on the estate OF
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-08-12

h1-s A Stewart. General blscssmith
and Practical Hgrssshotiug Forest Hill,
Md, Fnrmeriy Ui Fountain GT,ca.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
STATEHOOD AS A
POLITICAL FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON, ID. g., April A.
Shrewd 'maneuvering, looking to big
political ends, is being conducted by
the Democrats in the Senate, that
they may obtain the passage Of the
statehood bill as they want II. Seek.
ing to make the statehood bill the
price Of the passage Of the admin
istration's measure, they have sug
gested the possibilities Of a coali.
ton Of their forces, first with the
regular Republicans, and then with
the insurgents, and those dissatisfied
with the new railroad regulation
bill.
Not having corralled the number
Of votcs necessary for tho passage
Of the railroad bill in the Senate.
the Republicans are watching the at.
titude Of the Democrats with keen
interest. The Democrats figure that
they would have four Democratic
Senators from the two new states,
and expecting some losses on the
Republican side makes the Demo.
Gratis unanimous for the statehood
bill.
There IL q suspicion in Congress
that IL is more than Q possibility
that the statehood bill will be passed
in the Senate and wiped off the
party slate, only to fail In confer
ence. There IL wide difference
between the House bill already pass
ed and the proposed Senate bill
Looking forward to the possibility
that both bills will be In confer
snec At the same time, the Demo
Gratis propose to work the two bill,
into position in the conference
where they can force an agreement
Senator Beverage has reported
the statehood bill in some measur,
unsatisfactory 10 the Democrats. A
late law Of the legislature passed
by the Democrats over the veto Of
the Republican governor might iis
franchise q thousand or more for
mcr voters owing TO the educationa
clause, the voter being compelled q
read a clause Of the Constitution I,
the satisfaction of the board Of reg
istration ard II that board passe
him he may have TO repeat the sam
before the board Of election; an,
either may throw him out with NJ
appeal.
The Senate bill permits all tina
were qualified in 1908, before tn
late disqualification law passed, to b
legal voters, without being subject
ed to the educational qualification.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
TERMS GIVEN OF
MURPHY DONATION


+. NJ. Murphy's donation 10 tho
city Of the big tract Of land in
west Prescott, which will be before
the City Council for definite action
on April 10Th, at a special session
OF the body, calls for the preserva.
t'on OF the tract in three specific
instances.
In the first place, he requires that
all Of said property shall be main.
tanned as a public park Of the city
OF Prescott, and used exclusively for
that purpose. He next states that
oil roads therein must be kept open
and In repair for traffic, and closes
with mentioning the 200. This nd.
Junct he also stipulates shall be
maintained at its present standard,
and added to as II IL deemed ex.
pedient.
Under these conditions the city IL
to receive the entire domain as 4
gift, running to approximately SOC
acres. Mr.. Murphy also stated that
the ground to 90 TO the city IL des
ignated to certain lines, and a mar
accompanies the donated tract. 1,
will DO officially set apart with a
survey, IL accepted by the Council
on the boundaries mentioned.
Approximately the lines run "a
the north Of the Plummer residenc.
for distance Of 100 yards, Will,
the Pioneer Homo site on the cas-,
Is the limit In that direction.
Going south and east from In.
same point all the roadways ar,
taken in, together with all improve
ments on the land, consisting Of sew
eral buildings, including those nov
on the land. A greater portion Of
this strip Is well wooded, and
abounds at many points in especi
ally the pine and oak. II ha,
many fine drives, and an estimate o,
the improvements will run TO sew
eral thousands Of dollars, with tn,
additional outlay Of several hun
dreds Of dollars for the acquiring
Of the menagerie.
Recently the tract was taken int,
the corporate limits, and il one O
the most popular divisions Of tn
city for young and old TO while ava,
the leisure hours. II accepted, IL will
be the city's playground for tn
young and point Of recreation 70
the older people.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
DEATH OF MRS. GEO. N. PAYNE
fFrom Thursdays Daily

The sad news reached here yester'
day Of the death Of Mrs. George N.
Payne, on April 5th, at the home OF
her parents, in Springfield, Missouri.
The deceased was only bride OF
a year, having been married here In
Prescott upon the occasion OF a VISIT
A month ago she, with her husband
returned to her home In Springfield,
in the hope that the change would
ma beneficial TO her health.
She was young woman OF charm
ing personality, and won many
friends during her residence In TINS
eity. The bereaved husband, wal
| tho head salesman Of the furniture
establishment Of A. NJ. Cavell, anc
will have tho sympathy Of wide
circle of friends in this city.
lie accompanied his wife home e1
Meeting to return in q few days, ou
Mrs. Payne became seriously III Al
most immediately after arrivin!
home. and he remained at her BED
side until the end.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13

Assistant Assessors Gentry and
Stephens yesterday encountered
strenuous resistance from Ave China.
men in Miller Valley, for the pay.
ment Of the customary school and
road tax, and the matter was taken
into court for adjudication.
These two officials were engaged
in rounding up the Chinese residents
Of the city and adjacent country,
and after they made known their
purpose, each was emphatieally and
scornfully informed by the head
man Of the place that no money
would be paid, and threatening both
with eviction from the premises OF
the Chinks, who are farming under
q lease, for the present.
About one year ago, the same mai
who refused the payment of the tai
demanded yesterday, again resisted
and when taken before Judge SIC
Lane, was fined &25 for the refusal
The same procedure was followed ou
again, yesterday, only the entir'
quintette was on hand, involving
sum Of t22.50 as due the county
They were arrested by Sheriff Smith
and after the trial before Judge Nc
Lane, he assessed the damages q
el5, and demanded the payment o
tho t22.5O, the property taI OF q
and other fees, aggregating over ~
After considerable ki-yi talk, thi
sum was produced, and the Chink
left the court house wiser, bu
poorer.
After this news reached othe
celestial centers in the city, Their
was no trouble in receiving In
money due from the Orientals.
| Messrs. Gentry and Stephens nj
TO be commended in their official d.
ties in this ease, and their genti'
manly conduct meets with the a.
proval of all law abiding peopl
Their action was attended with u
willing payment of heavy sum
money in these two. channels, m
the result of the days work Shove
n greater sum than was ever =
ceived in a single day, especially
In school tax money, from the IL
!. lowers of C0nfucius.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
COMING NuNINo CAMP.

Martin suber, the mining man Of
Copper Basin, was an arrival from
has camp yesterday, near the main
works Of the Commercial Mining
company. lie gives q splendid ae'
count Of that district, and believes u
has q better future than at any time
In it's past history, which he attrih-
utes 10 the entry Of the big eorpor-
alton, who are already solving . very
important copper mining problem 10
that 1sld. Miass In that Geld be 70
ports u sttSsstiAs sensidsrsbls o..
sssties from the iavsssss.