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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-10
, THERE WILL BE DoiNGS

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q THERE WILL BE DOlNGS .
q FOR MRS. ROOSEVELT .
q MISS ETHEL ALSO .
. No one knows what part .
. Kermit Roosevelt will have in .
. the ceremonies Of welcome to .
= his father, but his mother and .
. sister Ethel will be guests Of .
. Mrs. Donald Mclean and the .
. Daughters of the American .
= Revolution, of which Mrs. Nc .
. Lean is president, at lunch .
= con at Sherry's. From the .
. windows Mrs. Roosevelt and .
. Ethel will be able to see the .
. parade. .
800 = = = = = .
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES

The E. P. & s. W. railroad VIII mako me and one-third fare rate to Fl Paso and return on account or the spanish-American Alliance Con vention which meets in Fl Paso Jan nary f7 to is. inclusive. These tick cts will te on sale on the certificate plan. All certificates will have to be signed by the secretary of tne con vention in order to secure the one third fare return.
 A fare and one-third rate will be in effect from this point Go Tucson from January s to 13. inclusive. on account of the state meeting of the Fedora ton of women's clubs. This is also on the certificate plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
SHARES SELL CHEAPER
 DURING STRIKE
But Closing of Mines Means Less Copper Metal and Probably Higher Prices Be- fore Long,

s.CBy Frank j. Grano

The onening of the market was slightly higher than the close Of Sat urday and was showing good buying until almost the close. when liquida-
 ion took place. the entire list closing
 about the low mark for the day. In
 he copper shares list the Butte prop critics showed more or less liquidation and until the strike is settled thes is- sues will very likely sell fo rless. but on the other hand it will affect the copper metal market by curtaiiment of many million pounds or copper per month. which will have good enect on other copper shares. North Butte sold down to 43. but showed support at the close. Greene Cananea was weak. In the curb list Warrior Live Oaks and Eienita were the features Warrior showed excellent support selling at Il at the close. and Live Oaks at 4 1-2 Elenita is in good de- mand and sales are few. very little stock being offered. Ray Central Is in good demand and from an indica- tions expect to see this issue sell for higher prices. Keystone is in fair demand at 6 3-4 The money market has 10 effect on the trading.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
COBB TELLS OF
 M|N|NG IN OLD
 GRAHAMC0UNIY
Great Progress Noted-New County of 6reenIee Bound to Be Prosperous Stock Raising Is important,

DOUGLAS. Jan. 5. Especial.

DOUGLAS. Jan. s - Special. -
 Coming from Sieeson where he had been doing some surveying work m the mines owned by the shannon Copper company, Hon. Lamar Cobb arrived in Douglas last night and stopped at the Gdsden hotel until this morning when he left on the train for his home in Clifton
 On January first next the eastern portion of Graham county will be- come the county of Greenlee. includ- ing the important towns of Clifton. Morenei and Duncan. Mir. Cobb stat ed that the industries of the new county would be mining. agriculture and stock. the latter being a very i'm portant one. ranking third. Around Duncan there are several thousand acres of fertile lands in cultivation and crops are produced at fine pro fit.
 Over almost the entire new county is one of the best cattle ranges to be found in Arizona and il is well coy cred with an excellent grade of stock.
 The mining industry in the Clifton Morenci district is making good prog ress. The principal companies are the Arizona Copper company, the De troit Copper company and the Shan non Copper company. All three have been keeping their product up to a good average during the past year notwithstanding the low price of cop per. The Arizona Copper company has a record of a continual prodhc- ton since 1883 with the exception of short periods when operation was in- terfered with by floods and fires. This company was the first to smelt copper in the territory at a time when all supplies were hauled by ox-trains from La Junta, Colorado.
 Speaking Of the probable complex. ion of the new county Of Greenlee Mir Cobb said that il was democratic beyond question if the democrats vot ed as unit or nearly so. The party is harmonious now and in the frs contest in the new county and per haps in the new state of Arizona b, predicted a splendid victory fer th, democrats
 Mr. Cobb has been prominent 1T the councils Of the democratic part Of Graham county for many years an, was elected 10 represent the count, in the legislature several years aso
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
OPPOSE PROHIBITION.

CFrom Douglas iHternat ionall
 There was g. meeting held last night in Irene hall by those who be- lieye tba; the proposition to close the saloons Of Douglas will do more harm than good to the city Abou, seyenty-five saloon and business men and property owners were present at the meeting and a general discussion followed relating to the prohibition campaign. There seemed to be a geu- eraI sentiment prevalent at the meet ing that under the conditions it would be unwise 10 close the saloons in this city while everything of that kind would be wide open in Aqua Prieta just across the line.
 Several committees were appoini- ed for the purpose Of having charge of the wet" campaign in this oity, but the members Of the committees were not given out today.
 The indications are now that there will be something doing in the local option campaign from this time for ward
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From and after the first day of January 1910. ] will make a rate of S1.75 one way on the mail hack. EaChita to Sylvauite. and IrOm Hachita 10 Sylvanite and return a rate Of S3.00 The mai hack will leave Sylvanife for Hachita at s o'clock a. uI. aud arrives in Hachita at II o'clock a. 10. and leaving Hachita for Syivalite at l o'clock. arriving in Sylvanite st 5 o'clock D. m.
 Ali parties wishing 10 travel wl.n me viii get the very best of service and attention possible You will all ways find me on hand at the stable opposite the depot That will be my oalce hereafter and the place to get the hack l also have good rigs and the best teams in the country to furn- .sh those wishing to hire their own conveyance which will be let at req sonable figure. Respectfully
 c. w. RICHARDS.
 Owner of mali line and proprietor Of the Hachita livery and feed stable. Hachita. N. Nj.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
DO YOU WANT PUsLIcITYG

If you want your property men toned if you eed a report or a eaten. prospectus; if you are organized .an' wish to sell stock, if you want the very best legitimate promotion work for your prospect, yom mine, your property or your bust ness; if you want the bes' article of winning advertising in any connection. call on or write to Fran Alley. Douglas, Arizona. who has m
 wenty-one years experience in tbe business in this Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
STOCK MARKETS, ROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING

pated in a subsidized service to east Asia. which they soon voluntarily re- linquished German shipping and shipbuilding is growing, but not on account of subsidies. German steam ship lines are free to buy their ships al home or abroad and as a mater of fact. they sometimes buy in one mar ket, and sometimes in another
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
orae., Dated Decoration.

Probably the oldest dated decoration in the world has recently been brought to light by the discovery of the itinerary temple of King Sahura, who lived 2.500 B c. It lies between .he pyramids of Giseh and Sagsarah. and has been unearthed by Dr. Bor charts. director of the German Insti- ute of Archaeology at Cairo. Sculp tured bas reliefs illustrate Pharaoh eonversing with the gods. conqucrins the Lybians are receiving an el1bas- sy. Besides this there are hunting and fishing scenes. and most interesting of all. fleet of ships O: the period London Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
Arizona < New Mexico ss \ Railway Company
TIME TABLE

IT % AT hacnlLh .IUo LF IAsSt Connects with Morenc1 Southern s'Connccts with Southern Pacific. 'ssConnects with Fl Paso Ane Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. MAGISTRATE.
 SuDennrendeB
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-11
AUTO STAGE LINE TO cOUETLAN'

Leaves Palace s'ables every nor ing a. m., making a round trip eac, day. Phone in your orders for reseT vation Of seats to Palace Stables. Low ell No. 2; C. e. Hotel. Blsbee. Pone Q Win call any place in city for pass@a gers. Fare s3.50. Bowen 6 Hubbard proprietors.
The Delta independent., 1910-01-28

C. C. Sampson visited Placerville this
week.
Charles Oliver, of Paonia, was in
Delta Tuesday.
Montro.e, is visiting in Delta this
week.
There is little question but the year
1910 will prove the greatest in Delta's
history.
Attorney E. C. Bobbitt, of Hotch-
kiss, is in Delta this week cn legal
business.
Paul Wilson and J. B Willoughby. of
Hotchk.ss, were in Delta on business
| Tuesday.
John McNaughton, of Paonia, passed
through here Tuesdsy on his way to
1 California.
Word was received early this week
/ from County Clerk Gibbs to the effect
that he is getting along nicely.
]. o. Shumaker. the Black Canon
orchardist. has some more nice apples
on exhibition in the window of the In
DEPENDENT office.
DR.. A. E Miller and family moved
into the Luce residence on Grand Ave
nue. this week and will make their home
here for the present
Mrs. S. B. Hartman. of Maher, passed
through Delta yesterday en- route to
Gunnison, where one of her daughters,
who is attending school there, is i'll.
Francis Smith, of Toledo, Ohio. is
here visiting his son, Jesse Smith,
whom he has not seen for many years.
Mr.. Smith is carpenter by trade and
may locate here.
b. r. Webb, of Denver, lately pur-
chased forty acres of the White farm
on lower Surface Greek, and he and his
wife came this week to make this their
home. They are we'll known in Den
yer both in business and social circles.
Jim Jeffries, heavyweight champion.
passed through here Saturday on his
way West. We don't care if he does
get clicked" A big crowd of people
were at the depot eager to see his royal
highness, and he wouldn't even look at
them.
The Delta County Live Stock AS
sociation is one of the most successful
the county can boast. 1t is strong. its
actions are aggressive yet harmonious
and to the business interests and bene-
fit of its industry. 1t is we'll worth
copying by other organizations.
The Delta independent., 1910-01-28
GENTS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT

We have just received a shipment
of the worlds celebrated CONNOL-
LY WATER PROOF SHOES in IL
and 16 inch top. These shoes are
full double Goodyear Welt, with a
water proof rubber welt lining max
ing it the only shoe in its class for
irrigating purposes.
This shoe has an established repu-
tation and when you buy a pair you
are buying an article that stands for
lOOqt shoe quality. We ask you to
inspect this shoe at your first oppor-
tunity and we will leave it to you.
We are also showing the CON
MOLLY COW BOY BOOT the
greatest filter in the world, without
exception, with all the improvements
that go together to make a boot
We want every Cow Boy in Delta
county to try pair of the Connolly
Boots and prove their superiority.
These shoes and boots are on dis
play in our window this week.
So think Connolly every time you
think Boots. We will do the rest.
The Delta independent., 1910-01-28

Everything looks good for Delta's
future.
Mr.. Chapman was down from Paonia
Tuesday.
John G. wetterich. of Cedaredge.
was in town Saturday.
Albert Baird is still enthusiastic on
the subject of conservation.
Editor Stearns of the Democrat was
Grand Junction visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gillette returned
Monday from visit to Fort Morgan.
The Salvation Army. three strong.
were in Delta a part of the past week.
Hon. NJ. D. Vincent Of Paonia. was
in town several days this week on legal
business.
Herald Forrest departed Sunday for
Seattle, Wash, after short visit here
with relatives.
Herman Elliot visited in Grand juno
tion last Friday night. with d. G. Mil
Ter of that place.
If you want TO sell or rent your
house. see II. A. Goemann. rooms and
s Lincoln building. 5l4.
Oliver Cook. returned to the noun
tains near Somerset, Sunday. where he
is at work surveying.
F. C. Helt left Tuesday for trip
East. He goes TO Columbus, Ohio, and
perhaps to New York.
STRAYEp-Gray mare. branded %.
on left shoulder, Mt George Murrays.
miles sonth east of Delta.
FouNp-One pack ige of gloves, Sat
urday. the 18th, near Delta. Call Colo
RADIO phone, 75i black. Delta.
The Eastern Star ladies will give
their annual ball at |. o. o. F. hall.
February 22nd. All invited. 50-lt.
Optional fern and business property
loans at seven per cent.
3O-l3t MiLLARp FAIRLAMB.
Miss Elanor Stevens returned to her
schoolroom duties in Paonia Sunday
after spending the day here with her
parents.
Gale Bros. this week sold their gro
Gerry business to the Meyer Mercantile
Company. who are closing out the stock
by special sale.
Archdeacon C. w. G. Lyon was in
Palisade Monday night and preached
the ordination sermon of Ford Highly,
n former Delta resident.
There are two admirable things about
a rooster. One the crow that is in him
and the other the spurs that he wears
to back up the crow with.
A week ago we saw n man at one of
the club lakes near Delta catching trout
with tly in open water. How is that
for Delta's tropical climate7
Some good second hand farm machi-
merry such as plows. harrows, single
shovel. Call and see US. Delta Ex-
change. 5l3. -5l5 Lincoln Building.
DIR. ]. E. Wheelock made several
trips to Read this week on professional
business. The doctor is improving but
is still unable to go without crutches.
Some ducks are in the country and
occasionally a hunter is lucky enough
to bag few. Rabbits are reported
less plentiful than in former winters.
Mrs. John Forrest. accompanied by
her daughters, Maud and Anabelle, left
Monday for Nebraska to join Mr.. For
rest who proceeded them about three
weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Remington, of Montrose,
was married in Ogden last week to
Arthur Whitney, railroad man OF
Grand junction. They will livein Grand
Junction.
The Delta independent., 1910-01-28
A. B. Chase Piano.

Full size, fancy case, for sale cheap.
Easy payments. This Piano was used
only short time and taken in exchange
on Weber. See it at c. r. Corrells.
agent for Denver Music Co. 5l-2t
The Delta independent., 1910-01-28
EmbrOiderieS

Thousands of dollars worth of new
laces and embroiders on display Sat-
urday January %.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
SIERRA Will
ARRIVE EARLY

Ecsi tie a very rough sea and strong
sruthcrly winds the Oceanic steam.
ship Sierra will b. an early arrival
Of the port on Friday morning.
A wireless received by c. Brewer a
CO. this morning announces the vCs-
sci as 500 miles of Honolulu at eight
o'clock last night. Heavy squalls
have been met during the greater p1r-
ton Of the voyage but the elements
are predicted will not In the least in.
terfcre with the faithful ferry boat
making her port with tho clock.liGn
regularity for which she is justly fam.
Gus.
II Is understood that the Sierra Is
bringing number e tourists who viii
trans.ghip to tho lntor-lsland steam
or MaWa Eoa to sail for Hilo the
same afternoon. A considerable
amount OF mail for Honolulu as well
MS the islands Is on beard.
Tho steamer w. G. Hall has boon
held awaiting the arrival of the Sierra
and the Kauai liner will rot sail inI
hcr regular ports until Friday even
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
BURNS RECITAL ON
NEXT MONDAY EVENING

A recital and concert will he given
on Monday evening in the Young Ho'
tel ball room when Miss Helene !.
Sloane. under the auspices of the
Scottish Thistle Club will tell what
she knows about Burns songs, haunts
and home.
Miss Helene J. Sloane, takes her
audience on an ideal trip through n
most interesting portion Of Scotland,
where the Scottish idol spent the
greater Part Of his life.
Miss Sloane's Informal talk is in
the form Of a wondering journey from
place to Place IN Ayrshire in the foot.
steps Of the poet. his various homes
Gnl the noighh1rhO1ds being visited.
Some Of Burns songs such rs "To
Banks Of Brae's O. Bonnie Doom"
Comm Thro' the Rye" will be sung
by Miss Sloane during hcr talk. De-
liGhtful word pictures of the numerous
scenes in Scotland, are drawn for the
audience also.
During three months residence In
Scotland, Miss Sloane made study
of Burns. ana gathered together am.
pie material for series of Burns
days.
Miss Sloane Is woman Of NJ o:din'
any talent in her rendition of the old
Scotch ballads ana poems. Her dram
attic art both in the song work and
in the renlIngs Is her strong pO.nt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Autos, 81 per hour. Lewis Stables.

Autos. 81 per hour. Lewis Stables.
Try the famous New orleans Fizz"
only at The Criterion Saloon.
Tickets on sale nt The Empire
Thcater iCr the aviation meet.
DR.. +. l.. Ferguson has resumed
practise in the Arlington Hotel
Dr.. Carey. dentist. has resumed
practise at 3O7 Boston building. 3"
Oahu Sugar Company directors
will hold II meeting tomorrow morn
ing.
Hotel Arlington entirely remOdclcd.
Rooms newly furnished. Hot and
cod baths.
Pay cash anu ask for green stamps.
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see wha. you get free for
stamps.
For distilled water, Hires Root
Deer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone 217l. Consolidated
Soda Works.
There will be a special meeting Of
the ottIsh Thistle Club tomorrow
evening for the purpose Of arranging
for the annual Burns smoker.
The man-birds are here. So are
speed kodabs for taking pictures of
their thrilling flights. Gail at Homo
| lulu Photo-supply Co. New kodaks--
fresh films.
The Honolulu Automobile Asso f.
{ alton hereby announces speCia
/ rate Of SIS, round trip. one or slS
passengers, for the aviation meets
at the Moanalua polo grounds.
G. II. Tracy leaves on the Mauna
Koa at p. IN. tomorrow for lIilo. Mr.
Tracy has accepted position with
the ITilo Il. r. Co and will make his
residence there. Mrs. Tracy will moi
join him until some time in January
The regular meeting Of the mem
bcrs Of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee will be held at the rooms o
the committee, Bishop street side
Young Hotel building, this Afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
Fleming II. Royell Company, thu
! well-knOwn publishes, are annOunC
ing DR.. Doremus SCuddors book
THE Passion for Reality" tOgethe
with nattering press notices. TIL
book Is called an answer to the mai
questioning religious faiths.
The Hilo Railroad Company he'll
directors meeting this morning
preceding the annual meeting thi
n FternOon Mt 2.2O o'clock ROutin
, business was transacted this morn
ing. but directors stated afterwar
that all business of Importance woul
be taken up in the annual meeting
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
P. H. BURNETTE

PISS editorial rooms 2256
business Oilicc. These are the tclc-
phOn. numbers Of the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS.

FNZU OINTMENT IS guaranteed
TO cure any case Of Itching Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
u days or money refunded, Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis.
U. s. Of A. a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
STOCKHOLDERS
OF TRUST SAFE
Continued from Page ~

depreciation, $50, l,537.66; stocks
and bonds in security vaults, S27,-
1921; cash. working capital, less
accounts payable (the latter item
amounting to about S3.300,000
S29,252,S52; total net assets, S110,-
200, GOO.GG.
Againat this amount the company
has no debt; the above figures are
net, al! bills payable having been de.
Quoted. II, therefore, the stock bo
liquidated upon the above basis, each
share of preferred and common stock
,-nnIh rnnnirn nhnnt $40
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07

Thomas Bishop, Laurium.
Uriah c. Penberthy, Laurium.
John Prisk, Laurium.
Edmund Hooking. Laurium.
Frank McLennan. Calumet.
Peter 'Gervais, Lake Linden.
Joseph Avila Brochn, Lake Linden.
William Henry Pendray. Baltic.
Henry Hemila, Kearsarge.
Arvat Kallung, Calumet.
Otto Sellberg. Laurium.
Henry Kurtti, Trimountain.
Edward Veale, Kearsarge.
Henry Biscombe, Baltic.
Isak Il. Komse, South Range.
John Oskar, Lehtonen, Hancock.
Matt Schaltz, Calumet
Matt Vertin, Calumet.
Joseph Sustarich. Calumet.
Peter ROM, Calumet.
James Opie, Hubbell.
Frank Oskar Nissen. Beacon Hill.
Paul Manniker. Lake Linden.
Charles Hosking, Hancock.
Peter Hiltunen, Hancock.
Louis Labranche. Lake Linden.
Alfred Lamotth, Lake Linden.
Charles Lamarche, Lake Linden.
Napoleon Bedard, Lake Linden.
Eugene Fountaine, Lake Linden.
Archille ALBERT, Lake Linden.
Simeon Lamarche, Lake Linden.
Joseph Lanctot Lake Linden.
Alfred Dipha alra Linden
Louis Arsenault, Lake Linden.
Frank Michael, Freda.
Damien Cardinal, Calumet.
Adelord Quintal, Lake Linden.
Joseph Cloutier. Lake Linden.
Leon Chaput, Lake Linden.
Robert Richard, Houghton.
Joseph Paquin, Lake Linden
Richard Osborn. Hubbell.
Mike Ozanich, Calumet.
Anton Levesque, Laurium.
John ELENA, Calumet. ~
Giuseppe Dellosso, Calumet.
Eugcnio Ciomei, Calumet. h
Antoine Bonneville, Beacon HILL
Battista. Rossio, Calumet.
Peter Gionoglio, Calumet.
John Funkey. Sr., Hancock.
Containino Torreano. Laurium.
August Gervasone, Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

To applicants for Naturalization al
the September term, 1910, of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Hough-
ton. "a
The following persons are hereby
notified to appear, with their witness
es. at the circuit court in Houghton
Michigan, Monday, September II, A
D., 1910, at nine o'clock a. m.
JAM Kaspala, Chassell.
Gust Adolph, Gran. Kenton.
Adolph Peter Berglund, Kenton.
Vincent Arbanas, Calumet.
julius Ludwig Kuntz, Freda.
Arthur Phillips. Trimountain.
Telesphore Chaput, Houghton.
Henry Chaput, Houghton.
Mike Cichock, Dollar Bay.
William Henry Thomas, Calumet.
Henry Uren, Baltic.
Arthur Niemi, Painesdale.
Peter Kangaranta, Painesdale.
John Harrington, Calumet.
Harnidas Ceroze, Winona.
David Lavigne, Chassell.
Matt Tuuttla, Laurium.
Konsta Koskela, Hancock.
Emil Nelson, Laurium.
Attic Castigliano, Laurium.
Thomas Alfred Tucker, Calumet.
William Henry Tucker. Calumet
Kalle Moilanen, Franklin Mine.
Adam Wauhaaha, Franklin Mine.
James Sandretto, Calumet.
Kusti Majava, Calumet Tshp.
Giovanni Audi Bussio. South Range
John Hakala, South Range.
Hans Olson, Laurium.
John Aver, Calumet.
Kalle Waisanen, Calumet Tshp.
Henry Wiitala, Kearsarge.
Alexander Halonen, Kearsarge.
Ami Ylisto, Kearsarge.
August Konkkari Kearsarge.
Nils Albert Nyman, Hancock.
William Henry PAUL. Osceola.
Frank Ouellett, Hancock.
Louis Pistotti. Laurium.
Dominick Gaspardo, Laurium.
Marcario vittorio Laurium.
Serafno Gaspardo, Calumet.
Michael Zanotti. Calumet.
John Zubienna, Calumet.
Jacob Saari, Hancock.
John OKLA, South Range.
Isaac Tumperi Kearsarge
Andrew Sirola, Kearsarge.
James Phillips, Calumet.
Jacob Bostrom, Trimountain.
Arthur George Dingle, Beacon Hill
Andrew Gosatti. Franklin Mine
Etienne HALEY, Calumet.
otto Paapanen, Calumet.
Tikko TAsinen. Baltic.
John Emil Lindgren, Houghton.