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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
UNFOUNDED RUMORS.

Two articles have appeared OF late
in the Medford Tribune regarding the
conditions at the Ament dam, which
prove upon investigation to have
been absolutely untrue; there being
not the slightest foundation for any
of the statements. On recent visit
here Master Fishwarden McAllister
conferred with Receiver Wharton OF
the Ament dam property, and the re-
ceiyer agreed to have a temporary
fishway constructed around the pen
stock and through the break In the
dam, and men were at once put to
work to construct the fish ladder,
and this was completed Thursday Of
last week From that time on fish
have been going up In great numbers
both day and night. Notwithstanding
these sensational articles in the Mail
Tribune the facts are that less fish
have congregated below the dam tnan
at any period since its construction.
We understand that this matter has
been misrepresented to the Mail
Tribune and that its editor has In
order to be fair and impartial made
personal investigation, and we un-
derstand that he regrets the appear
ance of the article
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
Free Art Exhibit.

The Eastman Kodak company are
advertisers, and they spare neither
pains or money in Carrying out their
publicity campaign. For number of
seasons past they have given public
art exhibits in the larger cities of
the United States, their demonstra-
tors carrying with them some $50 of
the best examples of pictorial art to
be had. On next Monday and Tues
day there will be an opportunity for
Grants Pass people to view one of
these exhibits free. The Eastman
company have rented the Woodman
hall for two days and two demon
strators will exhibit enlargements Of
photographs and give free instruc-
tion in the making of Photographic
prints. All lovers of art are advised
to attend.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
PREDICT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY


II seems to be generally believed
that the democratic party will make
"a winning at the election this fall
and as consequence the next ma
tional house OF representative will
be democratic II Is hard to say
what may happen yet this summer to
change the political outlook, but
from present Indications demo-
cratic victory Is not impossible. The
newspapers all over the country are
talking about the political possblli-
ties Of certain democrats and Champ
Clark who has been mentioned by
Bryan for president and talked Of
for United States senator, has this
TO say for himself on the subject:
"Of course, there Is nothing GER
tain but death and taxes, but the
democrats will control the next
house as sure as YOU are living, and
| think | have a good show for the
speakership"
Continuing he said "Mr. Cannon
will be the republican candidate for
speaker next time It's too early yet
to predict the majorlties. The great
est majority the democrats have ever
had In the house was 14S in 1890:
the greatest the republicans have
ever had was ia in the fifty-ninth
congress, when Roosevelt was elect
ed president"
Certain conservative republicans
are disposed to rather favor demo-
cratic victory this fall as they say
II viii result in harmonizing the re-
publican party They have great
confidence in democratic house do
ing something that will destroy the
prestige of the party and insure re-
publican victory In 1912 This is
undoubtedly good logic, as the old
mossback democratic organization
never failed to make a blunder II an
presents itself II the
party succeeds this fall II can do so
only by the vote of republicans who
disapprove Of machine politics, This
vote can only be depended upon for
one time. II will be remembered
that the democratic victory OF 1892
was heart.brcaklng affair with
thousands of republicans who voted
against their party that year. A
victory then proved to be
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

terial that will not wear enough to
Justify its selection. 1t can be said
that the street committee Of the
council has given much time and
study to the material In the market
for street paving and, of necessity,
have encountered number of vari-
eties which can not be recommended
and consequently their advice, If
sought, will be worth listening to.
In a general way, let us sound the
warning that it will be well to avoid
the mistakes which have been made
in many cities in the choice OF paw
ing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

We are exclusive agents for the
famous DR.. Deimel'S Linen Mesh
line. Knee length drawers in Noon
sock and Porous Knit, price. SOC
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1910.
AVOID MISTAKES IN PAVING.

Now that street improvements are
under way and paving has become
popular and will undoubtedly he eX-
tended to many streets In Grants
Pass, word In season regarding the
mistakes made in other cities will be
timely. Fortunately the property
owners OF our business center took
the time to make thorough lnvestI-
cation as to the best material with
which to pave, and having chosen
bitulithic they are on the safe side
and will get full value for their
money. This pavement will last for
years and will give the best salts
faction There must be, of course,
other good pavements, but 10 make
n choice is quite as hazardous as buy.
Ing a ticket In a lottery The writer
was In Portland a short time ago and
while there took pains TO investigate
street paving II was noted that the
paving on Morrison street had been
plowed up for the purpose of repay
Ing. Investigation showed that tho
material which had been used had
been down only two years and its
cost was within twenty-five or thirty
cents as much yard as bitulthic
The examination Of this material i'm
pressed one with the Importance Of
making right choice before invest
Ing money In paving materials II
Is 10 be hoped that all property own
ers In Grants Pass who may ask the
council to put down pavement on
the street or streets In which they
are Interested. will take the trouble
to ascertain the lasting qualities OF
any pavement that IL is proposed 10
lay The Courier does not mean to
he understood to say that there Is
only one kind OF good pavement but
Il does urge that the best material
available be selected There Is GER
tainly more than twenty or thir-
~ cents difference In the wearing
value OF pavcments and It Is import
ant that only the best be used II Is
better to let Il street 90 without be-
INK paved ut all rather than use ma
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

1t is plain to be seen that he met
one of those persons known as a
"knocker," of which Grants Pass has
an overabundance. Much discussion
has been occasioned by the question
as to who is the meanest man. Let
MS propose for first place the Grants
Pass knocker-the man who gets his
living from the people here, yet rs
continually knocking. Such a man is
too contemplate to live in a respect
able community and the sooner ne
goes the better for all.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
Perfection Blue Flame Oil Stove
and ovens at Cramer Bros.
Glass Churns at Cramer Bros.
Drowned I'm Rogue River.

A sad accident occurred last Sat
urday afternoon near the Gold Ray
saw mill. Geo. Conners, who was
employed by the Rogue River Elec-
trio Co. to drive logs down the river
to the saw mill, missed his footing
and was drowned. His body was not
recovered at the time. Connors has
been employed by the company for
some time and was considered one OF
the most expert men at the business,
but he had grown careless, in spite
of the orders Of the foremen to al
ways keep a boat manned with the
loggers So as to rescue anyone who
might fall into the water This was
neglected by Conners, who went out
on the logs to free a jam. He miss
ed his footing and the swift current
carried him away. This Is the first
accident of this kind to occur among
the men employed in floating logs to
the saw mill. 1t is not often that
the Rogue river demands a victim,
even though It is full Of dangerous
rapids. Little Is known Of Conners,
except that he has no relatives in the
country.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

Save the little. chicks from lndi-
gestion, Diarrhoea, etc, with Con-
KEYS Cholera Remedy. 1t is guar
anteed to give satisfaction. Use Con-
KEYS Nox-i-cide for disinfecting your
poultry premises. 1t kills the germs
and is guaranteed. Cramer Bros.
6-3-2t
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
Knockers Get BUSY.

Last week a man from the middle
west arrived to purchase a business
which he had previously arranged to
buy. The invoice was completed
and the bargain all made and every
thing satisfactorily arranged when
suddenly the man announced that he
would not take the business and he
left town without giving any reason.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

We. the auxiliary of the Grand
Army of the Republic, wish to ex-
press our gratitude for the liberal
offering given us Sunday evening at
the Memorial services held in the
Newman NJ. E. church.
GENERAL LOGAN WOMAN'S
RELIEF CORPS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
Vote of Thanks.

At a regular meeting of General
Logan Post, No. 80, G. A. R., June 1,
vote of thanks was extended to all
who assisted them in their exercises
at the opera house on Decoration
day, May 80, and especially to the
large number of representative citl-
zens who favored us with their pres
ence on that occasion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

idle manufacturing plants, reduced
wages and half time for those who
did get work and starvation among
the families of unfortunate idle
working men.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03
COMING EVENTS.

June 8, Wednesday-Edith Coburn
Moves In a recital under auspices
of Ladies Auxiliary.
June II, Friday-The musical COM
edy "The Coon King" at the opera
house.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

NJ. E. Horr and family, of 116 c
street, will leave for British Colum-
bia in a few days and are offering
their household furniture for sale.
6-3-1t
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

Read the Rogue River Hardware
Co.'S advertisement and learn how
to win a prize In their Chi-namel
graining prize contest.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-06-03

The Deering, strong and light run
ming mower, in * and foot CUT
at Cramer Bros
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-16
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" during q performance. AZ every
performance certain Of the local lres
men are ASST ned to fixed stations sin
thes house and on the stage.a When. 4. II
large house ii expected, most Of the
men who can be- spared are scattered
through the house and on the stage
where the dangerssis considered great,
est and II Ell lamp or candle Is used in
the performances one Of the firemen
t.off stage"of course is appointed to
see that no fire IFS started from this
light. Mr.. H. Stuart who has charge
Of the stage Is very careful and pains
taking and it is due to him to a con.
siderable extent that the house and
stage are kept at Sall times neat and
clean, as he sees to I'll that the opera
house is always in such a condition.
He is of}great help to the people per
forming and they all wish that some
one like "Stuart" was in charge of ev
cry theatre In which they perform. It
lis no small duty either to look after
a large stage like the one at the Grand
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People iof Devils Lake who suffer
with sick kidneys and bad backs want
a kidney remedy that can be depend:
ed upon. The best is Doan's Kidney
Pills, medicine for the kidneys only.
made from pure roots and herbs, and
the only one that is backed by cures
in Devils Lake. Here's Devils Lake
testimony. '+E. '&'3E'f r. ''4,>'S $500
Mrs. w. E. Crawford, W. Sixth, ST.,
and Minnewaukan Ave. Devils Lake,
N. Oak, says: i" Il do not think there
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culties which plainly proved that my
Kidneys were affected. There was a
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a year ago Doan'sg Kidney Pills We're,
highly recommended to me by a mel
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since then and sthe results have all
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4 AS q direct result Of J. committees
of safety. the accidents ia plants
OF one big Industrial corporation were
reduced one-half, EF;;ir consequence fof
which success q Chicago railway has
adopted the safety committee plan,
and is likely TO be- followed by other
railways and industrial corporations.
According to the League for Public
Safety, fhe plan shifts tSo the employees
a part, 81 the responsible ity FOR acct.
dents and also enables them through
their Representatives on the commit.
tees to bring about, needed changes
and improvements to safeguard life.
The enormous waste Of lives in rail-
road operation, generally deplored by
executives, has been acted upon by
%. C. Richards, general claim agent
Of the Northwestern system, who has
given q great amount Of personal at,
tention TO the subject for years. He
WIS the first to publicly protest a,
ssaanst the annual Increase vsof4. the
death and injury list an address, he
made to semployas having been pub
1ished as . booklet onseryatip ns of
Men," which other roads ana Indus
trial companies have distributed BY
the thousands for the good It may DO
In increasing the refulness and pru-
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every community in the coun- .
.S.ty. and now that-the busySsea- .
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foundly grateful fran our .
former respondents would .
!; begin sending IN their weekly 4.
: letters. We also greatly de- !.
sire to add . number Of new !.
ones to our stan. We do not .
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account ofsthe daily happen .
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8. AGAlNSTl. |. FIRE

'FiREMEN STATIONED THROUGH.
OUT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
:, At Big PERFORMANCES. * !, &.
. Iti Is not generally known;how care.
fully the Grand opera house isl guard.
cd for the prevention sof, are,s especial.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
Ell PASO SHELTER employees
HAVE GOOD SILVER PROSPECT

The owners are ten employees OF
the FL Paso smelter among whom are
Gus Hammel and joseph Seaton. Mr..
Hamme an experienced miner OF
many years is general manager The
company is called Los Americanos
Mines company.
Los Muertos Tor Duendel mountain
is solitary range rising like a spec
trail island from the surrounding Bar
real The Barreal is a white plains
extending from New Mexico south to
San Jose station on the Mexican Cen.
trial, and from fifteen to twenty miles
wide 1t is as level as a foor. Mi
RACES are almost constant giving the
''Barreal'' the appearance of vast
take or inland sea enclosing the Muer
tos mountain island. This mountain
is about ten miles long and two or
three miles wide. and covered with
grass and a few scattered oak and
jumpers which make it appear real
oasis in the surrounding desert. Re
Gently water has been found in the
mountain sufficient for camp pur-
poses
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

(By l. ]. Overlook

The absence of selling pressure was
encouraging TO the bulls today and the
traders shifted their position and com
meneed trading on the long side. 4
the Iocst list Lake was the stronges
feature advancing TO 81. On the whole
however. there is no change in the
general situation and We would takt
ADVANTAGE OF all rallies to sell stock
as we do not expect to see perma
nentiy higher prices until We have
had much more iquidation-Paine
Weber & Co.
With a few exceptions. cuvbs con
tinued dun and practically unchanged
Shattuck held firm with only offerings
at 2s. Dem offered at 2 Ia without
transactions. Live Oak developed
activity in the early trading, but clos
ed at unchanged prices. Warrior
neglected. with scarcity of buying or
ders. Rosalia oeffred at 25-
CURES
Saginaw ! 1-2G72: Ariz Mich 3oG5o;
Arizpe SOS; p Mtn IL asked; B & a
546; u & l. I26I5; Bohemia Sn1-4:
Chemung i0G11; Cactus 1903; Cor
doya 50f175: Full Paid 1912. Chief
Cons. 3-4MGS; EIenita 6 II asked
Ely Cons. 60G65; Ely Cent a54100;
Davis Daily 7sa2; DEM 2 II Asked
OHb c 1901; Insp Ss912; Chino
I1@1-4: Keystone s@I2. Live oak
IS IzGIs: Nip 7-S6i0; Raven 35@
40: Ray Cent . 1893: Ray Cons
II 3-4MIs: Rosalia - asked; Sierra
s9I-2; San Antonio s 81; Shattucl
% ~: Silver Loaf s@10: Sup Glob'
Z 7-s0S: Warrior II asked.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
NEW MINE COMPANY
TO OPERATE At MIAMI

GLOBE, April 2g.-The Little Miami
Copper Mines company, an organize,
ton made up chiefly of Globe capital
lists. is the latest company 10 invade
the famous Globe district. The com
pany has secured a group of very
promising claims between the Miami
and Warrior groups. Before taking
over this property the ground was
thoroughly tested and the experts en-
ployed are satisfied that they have \
big and profitable mine in the making
The shaft is now down on a very prom
islng vein about 40 feet and it viii
be pushed TO SEQ or 500 feet If nee
essary.
The new company IS differed as fol-
lows: President James A. Fleming.
founder of the Black Warrior and at
one time president Of the Phoenix Ma
tional bank, F. Bonsor is vice pres
ident C. A. Miller. secretary and treas
urer: Cornell a Lockwood. attorneys;
who with A. c Kyle and Richard
Fleming constitute the board of d.
rectors. These gentlemen are al prom
inent New York men of standing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

FL PASo. April pa remarkably
rich silver discovery has been made
recently in the Sierra oe Los Muertos.
OF mountain OF the dead" also called
Duende or haunted mountain. about
sixty miles southwest of Fl Paso to
northern chihuahua.
The discovery consists Of silver sui
phides OF high grade. at the very sur
face. A shaft was sunk % feet and
general average sample of 500 pounds
of ore was shipped to the Fl Paso
smelter which ran 265 ounces silver
and ore and one-haIf per cent copper.
Having proved that the rich ore is
going down the owners let contract
and the shaft is being sunk TO the
100 level. from which point two drifts
viii be run cache way in the vein
If the vein continues TO hold its
values the owners will afterward sink
another hundred feet and from that
level run similar drifts in the vein
There are hack streaks Of clean
metal assaying 5000 ounces, silver
per ton. The collar Of the shaft is
well timbered.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

gentlemen purchased the property
and made discoveries of important
ore bodies which fully warranted the
erection of the new mill which was
destroyed Mr. Smith stated that the
mining activity in the several dis
tricts in northern Cochise county was
showing evidence of increase and
good reports are coming from several
properties under development in the
johnson district. at Gleeson, Dos Ca
besas, CORTLAND and other points.
Mr. Mexican stated that CORTLAND
was now yielding four cars of ore
daily, which is going forward to the
smeiters the Calumet G. Arizona
sending two cars daily to the Doug
las smelter and the Great Western
two cars to the smelter in FL Paso.
Reports are to the effect that the
ore bodies are such as to guarantee
the continuance of these shipments
and it is likely that the shipments
VIII grow more before the end OF the
year. At Gleeson, Mr.. Mexican said
there are several properties making
shipment He also said that there
was much activity at Gleason IN the
, way of building. CORTLAND, he de-
clared. was making good now and
future win demonstrate that the DIS
trict win become a steady and i'm
portant producer of copper. as pre-
dicted in the early days of the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
COURTLAND SHIPS FOUR CAR
LOADS DAILY To SHELTER

progress and material and machinery
has already been ordered for the
building of another mill Consider
able machinery was not totally de
stroyed. but all of it was more or
less injured. It will require abont
six months 20 rebuild the mill and
get it again in operation. AID this
delay will cause a heavy loss in ad-
dition 20 the loss incurred by the de
struction OF the mill The Common
wealth mine has been a heavy pro
Queer IN the past and was worked for
q number Of years by Smith & Swat
ling. who first leased the property
and treated the old talings by a
cyanide process. Afterwards these
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
ARKANSAS AND ARIZONA CD.
PROVES RICH HOLDINGS

JEROME. April 29.-Operations on
the property Of the Arkansas and Ari-
iona Mining Company on a plal of
involving an outlay Of
at least $4,000 will be resumed as
soon. as new equipment purchased
and ordered here yesterday through
the Arizona Mine Supply company IS
delivered and installed in the mine,
according to the statements OF Chas.
T. Lynch and ] e. Leeper, directors
of the company. who returned to Je-
Tme this mrning. The renewal of
large operations by this company
proven the reliability of the report
announcing that a body of gold bear
ing sand sampling s14 to the ton
had been proven by diamond drill
explorations below the 600 foot level.
The new equipment purchased yes
terday will include the Gould triplex
pumps and five electric motors. The
largest pump and motor combined
win weigh $4,000 pounds. 1t will be
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
MANIAC GUARDS MINE

TUCSON. April 29.-imagining that
his enemies were trying TO poison
him in order to &c valuable mining
property. which ne has in theNvic nifty
of johnson Camp. Joe Voiglio. an
Italian. aged about 10 years. stayed
en- guard at the mouth Of a prospect
hoe without a drink of water or
anything to eatAll wouid-be in rud
ers n kept at a disulnce with the
aid of a shotgun
Sheriff Jack White was called to
Johnson Camp TO take the supposed
lunatic charge. On arriving at
the Ii tie town he found everyone
excited because of Voigilios queer
actions. Whenever anyone would at
tempt to go to him h would warn
them away. even refusing food and
water brought him because he
thought it possible that poison had
been utilized in preparing them for
him
White at once went 10 the man S
property and after short parley
suCceeuSu IN tdAiHS Tue llaA al ihNo
custody. voigilio was in fact ex
tremely pleased 70 give himself up
to the sheriff. as he deemed him
self safe from his imaginary enemies.
VolgiIio was soon a raving man &C,
principally because Of lack Of proper
sustenance. but later he was appar-
emily as sane as anyone.
He seems TO have gotten his pc
culiar notion from being so much
in solitude. He declared that his
only friends and advisers were two
little BIRDS which sat on the bushes
near him, one saying, Trust them.
and the other saying Better not.
better not"