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Amador ledger., 1910-06-24
Pointers for Party Candidates

Qualification of Signers of Nomination Papers
Signer must be enrolled on great register OF 1910
and registered affiliated with the same party
{ Republican or Democrat as the case may be) as
the candidate whose nomination paper he signs
He must sign but one paper for each o.lice 10 be
voted for, but may sign one paper for every Office
to be voted for in his district.
Number of Signatures, less than per
cept nor more than 10 per cent Of the total vote
cast for the electOr who received the largest vote
of his party at the preceding presidential cleo
ton. Signatures must be secured In at least one
fourth of the election precincts in which the
candidate is to be voted for.
verihcation Deputies Each candidate may
designate, for the purpose of soliciting sigma
who qualify by filing with the County Clerk
an anidavit setting forth such selection as
deputy The same deputy may be designated by
n mum ber OF candidates for different offices in
the same party.
No candidate is permitted to verify signatures
to his own nomination papers.
Time of Filing Papers Nomination papers
must be flied with the County Clerk at least 30
days prior to august l6, the date of the primary
election
Filing Fees Candidates for county offices are
required to pay fee OF $40 each to The County
Clerk when nomination papers are filed. No
offices,
All necessary papers may be had at Ledger
Oflice, at small cost also full instructions.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-24
Veterinary Praised

Mrs LENA of Butte City is enthusi-
astic in praise of the services of Dr.
Golding, the veterinary surgeon of
Jackson. Last week she had valu-
able COW very sick All the neighbors
who saw it believed it would die.
DR.. Golding was sent for, and he in a
short time got her on her feet again,
and she has been as well as ever since.
The animal is worth fully $780, and DIR.
Golding is given full credit for saving
her life.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-24

All necessary papers may be had at Ledge
Onice at small cost, also full instructions.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-24

Harry Jones killed a rattlesnake
on his ranch near town last Friday
The reptile had seven rattles and a
button.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS SUFFER.
Eat Shoe Strings and Feathers While
In the Arctic.

New York, Sept. 22.-Even shoe
strings look good To hungry men In
the Arctic. especially IL their lood
caches have been raided and ruined by
bears and wolverines. Advices receiv-
cd by Herman G. Bumpus. director of
the museum of natural history. from
DIR. Rudolph Anderson and Vihljahlmr
Steffanson, who left New York for the
frozen north i'm May. 1908. show that
the two scientists have suffered great
privations.
The Anderson Steffanson party,
hich is making extended ethnologic-
al and geological collections on the
shores of Arctic America for the mu-
scum. has travelled 400 miles east of
the Mackenzie river. through regions
hitherto untraversed by explorers
In advices just received. the explor-
ers tell of n trying Journey up the
Horton river Six persons were In the
party and they carried provisions for
two days The trip took fifteen days
and the hunting was bad The party
ate whale tongue. which. owing To its
nDTOuS IlutuTt anu 10 llit lItStiNt w
sea salt. was very sickening. When
the tongue was gone they ate seal
skins, deerskins, sole leather and the
tough skin laces used on their shoes.
Then there was seal oil, about a tea
spoonful a day each man, consumed
To keep away the ravages of hunger
Ii was taken with deerskin or feath-
ers, as few of the men could stand II
straight"
Finally somebody found partly eat
en- caribou. which supplied them with
meat for three or four meals. When
il was gone. the mon lived on white
fish" blubber taken straight" and "A
spoonful each Of portions of the ami
mails stomach taken with oil at each
meal. The stomach contained a peck
of well masticated moss and grass
1t was found of little nutrutive value
but did wonders in helping the mem
bers of the expedition to eat the oil
The party reports that the scientific
results of their work have thus far
been satisfactory.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
ORE SHIPMENTS CONTINUE.
Develop Work at Warrior Continues
10 be Satisfactory.

The shipments OF 100 tons OF eight
10 ten percent ore is still continuing
from the property of the Warrior de-
Velopment company, says the Globe
silver Belt. The ore is being hauled
10 the railroad siding near Miami by
teams from the mine and shipped from
there by railroad TO the Old Domin-
ion smelter. Development work Is still
being carried on west on the three
foot level by a westerly drift in the
foot wall side of the vein. This drift
IS at present fifty feet ahead of the
last crosscut that was run across the
ore body, and this crosscut ten feet
ahead of the forty Slopes from which
the ore is being extracted.
There are three claims which con-
troll the apex of the ore bearing
trough running from east to west.
the Dadevill. the Montgomery and the
Winnie. These claims represent
past. present and future as ore oNtrac-
tion goes as the first ore was taken
out of the eastern end of the Mont
gomery and from the Dadeville prin-
cipally, the present ore extraction is
being done on the Montgomery and
the Winnie, the westermost claim is
as vet practically untouched. There
is a shaft down some eighty feet in
about the center of this claim which
is i'm the same type and grade of ore
that is being shipped.
The probabilities are that when the
Warrior mine is worked out in that
one locality the westermost workings
will be on the Inspiration line
The other group Of claims called
the Lost Gulch group belonging to the
Warrior people is detached from the
main Warrior group and has few
hundred yards north. This territory
is practically unexpected AT present
but gives promise of worth that is
very encouraging. The main geologi-
cal feature of the group is contact
between the so called Lost Gulch mon
zonite Of the south and diabase on the
north. This contoct is easily noticed
for miles around on account of its
vivid red color due TO heavy iron
stains. and when examined thorough
" is found 10 be the leached gosson
of iron that overlies copper so fire.
Quently.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
UNLISTED STOCKS.
]. A. Minnear & Co. say today:

j. A, Minnear ~ Co. say today:
Trading at the opening and closing
was rather brisk but apathy ruled for
the greater portion of the day Open
ing prices were about the same as yes
terday's close and were followed by
some profit taking A slight rally oc-
CURED before the close making the
final prices on par with those scor-
ed yesterday. Sentiment is now OPP
tlmistic and il looks as though further
activity would bring higher prices.
Copper shares were dun for the most
part. We find upon investigation that
there is every likelihood of the Sep
tcmber sales showing a material de-
cline i'm surplus. This being the case.
there will be substantial advances i'm
prices during the next 10 days. Curb
trading found some activity i'm drill
hole propositions. Bohemia is doing
some very important drilling In No.
3 hole and should be watched care
fully. There was some good buying
i'm Chief all day with offerings fairly
high. Superior and Boston eased off
slightly. Tonopah held firm through
out the session. Cactus doesn't act
well. there being some sale of this ia
sue and the reinvestment of the pro-
ceeds in Chief
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

Bertha vein at the 90O-foot level. 1856
feet from the shaft and found Il there
eleven feet wide. Another minor vein
was also cut at this level. Its char
acter at the ninth level Is not different
rom that at the seventh level.
International Smelling has a corps
OF ore buyers i'm the field i'm Utah and
Nevada and is evidently aiming at be-
coming factor in those sections.
The steel work AZ Giroux is being
set in place and the surface plant VIII
be well underway TO completion be-
fore heavy weather sets in.
Ray Consolidated will smelt it's own
ores, but will sell its blister copper 10
the American Smelling and Refining
company.
Since March 1st., when the stock
of foreign copper i'm England and
France was 254.150. 400 pounds, To Sep
tember 18th. there had been a de-
crease of iOOOOOOO pounds or Is per-
cent. In regard 10 the worlds COM
sumption there has been a reduction
of $4,000, 600 pounds or 3 percent from
the high figures of 4ol,1S9iG97 dis
closed on July LIST. These figures in
dicate that foreign consumption has
fallen off.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

Recurs the story OF the Indian chief
who had been persuaded to sign a
new treaty. He stood for all the pre-
iiminaries, but when the pen was pro
dvced he showed decided tendencies
toward backing out the nearest door.
why. Whats the matter with himr'
asked the agent. He says" trans.
lated the Interpreter. that he no
tices every time he uses that thing
he loses something"
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
A STRANGE Fatality.

An unusual fatal accident happened
at New York when sheet of wind "
glass knocked from its frame fell hs.
stories and killed Miss Lena Phillips.
She was almost decapitated. The pane
of glass. which became unfastened
while being washed. sailed obliquely
through tho air and struck the neck
Of Miss Phillips. who was walking
on the street below.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
Marv'a Revenuc.

Mary was little girl who did not
like to wait. but one day her mother,
having several guests, Mary was
made to walt anyway. 80 just about
the time dinner was under good head
way. she poked her little curly head
In at the dining-room door and said:
81 don't care IL l do have to wait:
that was an old sick turkey. anyhow"
Norman L. Mack's National Month
Iy.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
pjoeon Worth OwpIno.

A Manchester, England, firm OF mill
owners is reported to be possessed OF
a pigeon which has been employed as
a messenger from one mill to another
for over ten years. During that period
1t has made over 1000 journeys and
travelled over 10000 miles. 1t is cal
culated that to have sent the mes
sages by wire would have cost a30O.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
Minnear & Co.'s Gossip

The Speculator vein has been cut
on the SOO-foot level of the Butte Ba-
laklava and shows two and half feet
of ore. assaying 3 percent copper and
30 ounces of silver. Shipment Of two
ears of ore daily will be made from
this vein. which is one OF the four
veins that Anaconda makes no
claim TO.
LaSalle is shipping about $50 tons
Of ore daily as IL comes from the mine.
The recovery Of the same Is said to be
fair.
General curtailment at the smelling
plants OF the Anaconda Company Is
rated at 100000 per month. This
wiz show more vividly when the next
producers figures are issued than at
past periods.
Boston and Corbln has cut the
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
Divorce Statistics.

In England and Wales, to every
100000 of population. there are an.
nually granted two divorces; in Ire
land. less than one; in Italy. three;
in Scotland. four; In Germany, fifteen;
In France, twenty-three; and in the
United States. seventy-three.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

of two hundred to 200 feet on the 800
foot, S5O-foot and 500 foot levels of its
northerly or No. l shaft and the de-
velopments there have pointed out the
way so il is hoped t!.at diamond drill
ing and cross cutting at deeper levels
may soon give equally favorable re-
suits
The shaft is sinking with two drills
at depth of over l 800 feet. At the
500. which is the uppormost level. the
drift has been driven north $50 feet
and south 21O feet. all i'm commercial
ground. At the eco, the north drift is
I'm 24O feet and the south drift $50 feet
all in commercial ground. and n dia-
mond drln has tested the same kind Of
ground 20 feet i'm advance of the north
drift At the 500 the north drift is in
200 feet In commercial ground. The
south drift al the 200 is connected with
No. shaft.-Gay & Sturgis.
Cliff's development pit on the Kear-
sarge lode Is down sc feet I'm over
burden. The lode has been extensively
located by diamond drilling and some
very good copper bearing cores have
been taken out.
Ariz. Coml. 100, c. x A. 10, CRANKY
45, Greene Cannanea &C. Mass. 100,
Mohawk %, Nev. Cons. 6ls, Nip. S71,
Quincy 50. Sup. Cop. 80. Shattuck 26O,
1t
100. Algomah 275, b. & b. so, Lake
240. Indiana 947. Hancock las. North
Butte 407-Gay & Sturgis.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
STOCKS

Roston-Cammet and Hecla today
reduced the price OF copper from 13
to 12A cents. This did not stimulate
any selling and we believe copper
stocks are pretty thoroughly liquidat-
ed. Today $ market was slightly re-
dictionary after the little squirt which
We had yesterday. We still believe
the coppers are n purchase but little
patience is necdd. The New York
market sold off slightly under profit
taking. ON any further decline buy
them, taking advantage of these bulges
to sell out on.--Hersey of Paine, Web
ber q Co.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

Boston, Sept. 22nd.-Natural profit
taking after the bulge of yesterday in
general list caused a slight recession
from the best. With the exception Of
Amalgamated the list had a very
strong look and in our opinion will
soon work higher.
Calumet & Hecla are offering cop
per at l2A as against 13 which shows
a weakness in metal and accounts for
heavness In coppers.
Broadly speaking. things are fast
lettering and we are bullish on the
outcome.-L j Sturgis.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

The telephone service now possible
between English cities and Paris and
Brussels will be extended To Germany
in the near future.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
FOR SALE

FOR SAIsE-New rotary force pump
with barrel attachment for pumping
oil. liquors, etc., from barrel Cost
ti7.0o. Al your own price. Enquire
at News office. x
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
EN- PLOYES OF THE
Calumct& kecla Mn'qCo

Who wish to sell their houses or bu,
houses on Co. Land; who have rooms
to rent or who wish to ront rooms, are
invited to advertise in this column
without any expense.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
Paine, Weber & Co.'S Gossip

The directors of North Butte Mining
company have declared a quarterly di-
yidend OF thirty cents per share, pay
able October 22nd. The dividend de-
clared three months ago was thirty
cents per share and a year ago 81.
Salt Lake City-D. c. Jackling, on
his return Tuesday evening stated that
the main concentration building Of Ray
Cons would be completed October II
and is expected 10 start up within "a
few weeks after the first of the year.
Ray and ella have developed I'm excess
of 75,OOO,OO0 tons Of ore Of the same
grade as reported insthe previous
month. Ray added 100000 tons dur
ing August: Chino also added 1000,
OOO tons during August, which gives 1t
IN excess Of $4,000, 600 tons, averaging
2.Gi. per cent.
AZ the last meeting Of the stockhold-
ors of the Live oak Development COM
pany an agreement was reached TO in
crease the number OF directors from
five 60 nine. The change viii take
place as soon rs the necessary amend
mcnt 90 the company's constitution
can be published. 1t Is reported on
good authority that among the addi-
tional directors will be George J. Mass
of Negaunce and Mr.. Piper head Of the
Piper Johnson q Chase company. OF
Minneapolis. members OF the Boston
Stock Exchange.
Anaconda Is still reducing produc-
tion. Tuesday the output of the Dia-
mond mine was cut from LOO to $50
tons per day ana the output OF West
Gray Rock was cut I'm two.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room fiat Cor. eth
a Scott, Apply at lasnick Printing
Co. 275
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
MICHIGAN.

The annual report of Michigan has
been led with the officials of Ontona-
gou and Lansing. There are 100000
shares distributed among l.l50 stock
holders. Others items show:
Paid In on stock &C.. ........Sl ,329,65O
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Jay and Sturgis furnish the follow
, New York quotations.:
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALEi-S-room house. No. 379, OF
Caledonia st. Particulars at Wick
strom & Co.'s store, Pine st.
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

FOR SALE-G-room house, No. S04i
Swedetown road. Apply on premises
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

Boston and corbln has cut the
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

ojmway has opened very good
grade of stoping srousdp Tor the length
The Calumet news., 1910-09-22

FOR SALE-4-room house. No. 1895.
behind Calumet dam, inquire within
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-05
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF
COMPLETION OF NEW
TELEPHONE LINE

The Morning Journal has received
the following letter from headquar-
ters regarding the new telephone ser
Vice to FL Paso;
Denver, colo, sept. ,, 1910.
Editor Tho Morning journal, Albu-
querque, n. NJ.
Dear Sir:-rhis Is Just a line to adj
wise you OF the completion, by the
Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph
company of lei Paso. Texas, Of a new
copper circuit between lei Paso ana
Alamogordo.
At this latter point thssc lines con
meet with the new copper circuit
which we completed earlier in the
summer.
The completion Of this new line Is
particularly important to the people
OF your community for the reason
that they are now afforded first class
service into IL Paso.
on account of the Texas Laws we
arc not permitted to give free trial
service as is our custom upon the
opening Of new lines in our territory.
but we trust that you will find 1t of
great convenience to you and that the
people of your community will avail
themselves of the facilities provided
fer long distance service with ri
on September first we completed a
copper circuit between santa Rosa
end Fort Sumner which places the
letter town on the telephone map.
ANY publicity that YOU may are to
give to these matters will be greatly
appreciated.
Very truly yours,
JOHN II, GREENAWALT,
Publicity Ageut.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-05
CHICAGO COLORED
GIANTS WANT A
FEW GAMES
Windy City Aggregation AK
iouS to Play in Albuquerque
September % to % lnclusivei
viii Likely Be Accommodated,

The Chicago Colored Giants, one of
the fastest colored teams in The
country. wants to play four games IN
Albuquerque. September % to 20 in
elusive, and u. j Galbroath. man
ager has written to Daniel Padilla.
manager Of the Gravs. asking him 10
sign a contract for those dates. Man
ager Padilla has practically decided
TO give the Giants a show and in all
probability they viii be here for the
series. The Giants ere 1t present in
Kansas city, where they are playing
the Kansas city Colored Giants and
other teams Of n like calibre The
oolorcd boys put no n very speedy
brand Of baseball and compare ia
vorably with some OF the best teams
IN the American and National leagues.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-05
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST

Gloricta ON the label means thc
beer for your table. order "a ease
sent out To your place. Phone % aud
T.. W LongfelloW WIS in the city
Yesterday from Roswell
r. A. Hughes aud wife were here
Yesterday from Monctt. Ato.
W W. Bacon and family returned
yesterday from California,
Evan Nogt OF the Mcrino sheep com
pony came in from Bluewatcr ycster-
day
Joseph r. Gott and Mrs Joseph e..
Gott of Baltimore. were i'm the city
Yesterday.
A. o. Bursum passed through the
city last night en route from Socorro
, 10 santa Pc.
Arthur r. %Scliguun. mayor of san
"a Fe, spent Yesterday in Alhuquer-
uuc With friends.
Bernalillo Hearrup arrived last night
from LAS Vegas for a visit with his
father Uncle johnny ~. Bearrup
Thcrc viii De O. meeting 81 the
civic Improvement Society. Tuesday.
september 9Th ut 4 O'Clock g. m AT
uhe Central tthuol building. Al
mfmhers requested TO attend.
~ T. Duhinski proprietor of the
independent Electric company 90 III
Paso and interested in The H. ana ~.
Electric company here Is in the city
an business.
Judge Ira 4. Abbott. Attorney Gen
rral Frank W CLANCY. District At
torncy a. = kloek and other court
officials and "a number Of attorneys
LETT last night Tor Brrnnlillo. where
The Sando,al county court IS IA ses-
sion.
Mre W e. strain will 10 hostess
g. Tie members uf the immaculate
Conception parish and their friends al
the Catholic school hall. Thursday
evening. September s. A varied proc
rram viii De rendered during the.
evening Cards viii Dee one eft the att
fractions and refreshments VIII he
served
70. H. McNHmu. night h-aggueemun
al the santa TIE depot has left Tor
Kansas city. where Dc o. called hy the
niusrs uf hir wife Mrs McNama
Was thrown from q horse n Alhu-
uueruur several months aro Sus-
tanned serious injuries and has been
ln Kansas CITY fer snnr TIME rec
teiKing medical attention
Al "a meeting of Albuquerque Typo
graphical Union Sc sea held iu lu-
iua Labor hall Yesterday afternoon
tbs following Officers werc elected TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-05
BANE OF
NATIVE PEOPLE
SAY TEACHERS
Congregational Society Scores
Booze Traffic and Takes
Stand In Defense of InteIIi-
genCe Of the Natives,

The teachers Of the Congregational
cd a successful convention at the Rio
Grande Industrial school. This So
ciety. which was a pioneer in educa
tional work in New Mexico now has
fifteen teachers engaged in the work
among the Mexican people. They are
doing a unique and valuable work IN
which much is mad OF the Industrial
elements Such work as theirs has had
a large part in preparing the native
population for statehood. In view of
the fact that most of these teachers
have had long acquaintance with con
ditions and people in the territory the
following resolutions passed by the
convention arc the more significant.
Resolutions.
Resolved that, first our people
are qualified for and entitled to the
opportunity to exercise the power of
the initiative and referendum. We re-
sent the implication I'm some quarters
that our native people are not as well
qualified 10 pass on matters of lcgis-
alton as those who have often misrep-
resented them in the territorial legis-
lature.
Second. In The Mexican towns where
our schools are conducted there is no
agency uolug 50 mucl gains CIVIL
ization. good citizenship and morality
as tho saloons. We are tired of Civ
ing u best efforts for years to train
ing the boys for good citizenship and
morality and then turning them over
to the saloons to undo the work. No.
civilized state can afford to allow such
a state of affairs to exist nor expect
to remain civilized If il does, From
intimate acquaintance with the Next
can people we are convinced that tine
great majority Of them would welcome
the prohibition of the liquor traffic.
Third, We respectfully commend
these considerations to the delegates
to the coming constitutional conveu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-05

thoroughly consider the matter on
the part or the council before the
time for the ordination service. The
council met in the afternoon at the
church to consider tho ordination Of
The pastor and heard the candidate
relate his Christian experience, his
cali to the ministry and his views Of
doctrine.
There was not sufficient time,
however. for the council 70 thor
oughly consider the matter before the
evening service and the pastor re-
questcd q postponcment.
Al the evening service Rev. Bruce
Kinney. Rev. J. \. Land and Rev
X. Narney took part, the latter
preaching the sermon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-05
pope MAY Sell Art Treasures.

T1Ome, Sept. I-T6o supreme CONT
his rendered a Judgment affirming
the right OF the holy see TO sell prop
erty without authorization from the
government. The decision has created
q sensation in art circles. It is fear
ed that art treasures are to be sold
and 1t IL proposed to introduce u bill
in parliament prohibiting the holy see
from disposing of pictures.