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The Glenwood post., 1910-03-19
y i y y y
THAT GRAZING DECISION

Concerning the recent decision relative the
of sheep forest and which much capital will
be made by the Post that
of action has at last been taken by the
The suspense following many disputes
relative fruitful
of discomfort and bad feeling much of which might have
least partially avoided by speedy action OF the
waiting unreasonable
definite by the the Fred Light Of
Mr. Light and his friends will abide by the decision whatever
least let hope that they will and decision this by
future.
this Mr. Light be right
depending altogether what the highest the land has
about it,
present there of people who instead of making the
conditions which they do altogether like but which
firmly established by putting considerable time
making decisions which they a themselves the court will
very adopt as its
that California decision. The forestry
exult this decision which them
secured against Mexcan for
sheep without forest
The United States district for Southern California held that this
did appeal taken to the
United by equally divided
The of the
supreme sustained the lower begging
question they did nothing the kind Of for the
the MeXcans
present had approved If the
lower held the Mexans could be cminay
cued by their tie would have
decision much they have done the
However mentioned with the Light
in which Colorado interested Lights being civil
instead Of criminal action.
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-19

TE POST pleased note that the sockmen OF the western
Garfield
Mesa counties the bounty wolves shall hope that this
much these erocous beasts which
have made the profits of the stock business 1t
worthy of also that the finally did that which be-
eve they should have done the They appealed to the
officers the easily secured their cooperation
this of the few
offering the socmen this undertaking and
congratulate them upon their up to date
y
- y y y
WHEN MEN like Bert Stroud who is well known to the most of
tell that the of Idaho which bidding for the
best and brightest the population of the voting their terri
tory dry by of four and greater
best business they
take notice
y
1T HAS BEEN since Glenwood has enjoyed such
perfect spring the
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-19

1T HAS BEEN many years since Genwood has enjoyed such
perfect spring weather have had durn the present month
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-19
ANOTHER JOLT FOR THE RuMM1Es

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The oasis., 1910-11-19

turning about the first of January. The property shows a great ledge, seventy feet in width that yields free milling gold that averages about $17 per ton. Extensive de- velopment now completed has ex- posed ready for stoping and mill ing a body of that kind of rock which is estimated will yield about five million dollars in gold. Mir. J. J. Smith, the general manager, has been engaged many months in bringing this valuable property to an operating basis, and his hopes now give promise of speedy frui- tion.
The oasis., 1910-11-19

REDUCTION of letter postage to one cent is promised by Post Master General Hitchcock. Why should the reduction be made? Those who have a heavy correspon- dence can afford the present price, and reduction will benefit but little the great mass of people whose letters are infrequent. Better keep the rate at the present figure and extinguish the deficit.
The oasis., 1910-11-19
BLINDNESS OF LEADERS.

Much illumination comes with the belated information that fol- lows upon the wake of such poli- tical overturning that happened last week. And some of the utter ances that were waited upon the public ear strike now the mind of the observer as the very voice of inspiration. The following from one of the speeches of Governor elect Woodrow Wilson of New Jer- sey, seems to fall into that category:
 You will not find me in any speech of this campaign uttering one word of crit icism of my fellow-citizens who compose the rank and file of the republican party. 1 respect them just as much as respect the men who have voted according to my opinions in past cam paigns. But what I am finding fault with is that they have been radically misled.
 If we met as party assembled we would have to indulge in the old kind of party argument and the old kind of party invectives, in which there never has been anything and never will be anything as long as the world stands. It IS not parties, ladies and gentlemen, that go wrong, it is the leaders of parties that go wrong,
 Mr. Wilson perceives that the issues of another generation upon which the two great parties aligned in opposition have passed away, and are living problems no longer; that they have been settled, or with changed conditions and situations have lost their significance, while no more can be swayed by their influence on the public mind. As natural concomitant new issues have come to the fore, are being presented by new leaders, and realignment is taking place Those who aspire to leadership have got to get upon the right side of those issues or see their power crumble in their grasp. There is taking place in the minds of the people an intellectual and moral move ment very like that in the latter decade of the first half of the Nine teenth Century which swept out of existence the slave power. It is like tidal wave which engulfs all but the strong who can resist it. When it reaches it's culmination it will be found that the strong have been those who have addressed themselves to a solution of the pressing problems with sincerity, truth and candor.
The oasis., 1910-11-19
SONORA SETTINGS
Shaken Out Here and There in the
 Great State Just Over the Line.

Quintera, near Alam0s, the new concentrating mil. is completed and was set to running about thirty days ago. Mir. A. P. BalIou, secre- tary of the company, was out from Chicago at the time. Early this week Mir. J. R. Hendra, the su- perintendent visited Fundicion.
 At San Bernardo, near the Mayo river, about thirty miles north from Alamos, the Mayo Mines Co.,, of Mexico, Limited, a London company with ample capital, is working about thirty men in the development of a great copper property they have there. Work is pushing vigorously and the showing is described as very satis- factory. MT. s. c. Burn of Chi huahua is superintendent.
 Sunday last MT. Max Muller, vice president of the Banco de Sonora, and Mir. George Grunig, president of the Sonora Brewing Company, left Hermosillo and went to Alamos on business. They re. mained at that place day and then went on to Culiacan-remain- ing over night at Navoioa-reach- ing the Siualoa capital Wednesday morning. Later in the week the two gentlemen returned home to Hermosillo.
 Mir. Marion s. MacCarthy of Alamos, is developing two very promising copper properties up the Yaqui riyer-the Magistral, near La Misa, eastward from La Dura, and another near. Agua Caliente, on the east side of the river be. tween Cumaripa and Realito. Work Is progressing in very satisfac- tory manner, and the showing is good. Tuesday of the present week MT. MacCarthy returned home to Alamos from a visit to the two properties.
 La Junta, the rich gold mine out at Sobia that has attracted so much attention the past eighteen months. is now down 1S0 feet. Since its discovery there have been shipped three carloads of ore, one of which is reported to have realized about $1O,0O0, and the other two each somewhat less. Recently the own CTS have erected a vaSa Ia small smelling furnace) in which they reduced some of the ores: and other rock they hire treated in the mill of the San Javier Copper Com pany which is close at hand.
 Upon the west side of the Yaqui river, about two kilometers below La Concentration, and twice the distance north from Realito, Lie. Jose Ma. Moreno of Alamos, has made recently two Announcements upon big silver bearing ledge dis covered recently. Assays made at Alamos show the rock to run seventy-fve ounces, silver, per ton. One Announcement of fifteen per. tenencias MT. Moreno has named the Esperanza. The other, em bracing ten pertenencia8, he calls the San Jose. As soon as he secures titles MT. Moreno will proceed to active development.
 Near the Aros river, at a point about forty miles north from Sa- buor;no tho Maca Rica MininO Co
The oasis., 1910-11-19

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Rtnbpie h.--3ute BITS auser!efsne fsitc
Sleii teriortsn iiub rar nno um l5-25; bo'
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serirr urs Tfeih.r'orter ftieoen mn Zoe
ner 100 Bmno. a"itte gerianotlert.n uuo
S'rtel ftieder um l5c.
Sdpere Shpe'ne brdtten ~ 3d. az.
nu's Sis aRssrf.'s1s 1srpafu--s, "rs
tleiiher'srtsn $7.5s-7.so. semifdhte T.r.
peSanr%'srte- $1.bo-7.60. orbirare bic
sa4srlefss, FA-yf fsttf Giy. * % --
700. etra $40, eta.s - ~ - $50.
rstAts perIseetiorts- s7.50-7s5 ssr'st
ss- 10 o'N. srs --.-'~" .5.00-7s5.
eAafs aut 2&mmsr. Die 8dn,
'rdas u1r eine cute nie 2u'ufr -ert"" uro
ois 8retEe itshsr um l0-l5e FUR Shafe urh
un 10. fir 9du n.r ii5sr beneu pom uori'
cer Saw'ial.
STATE. -- 4rtre $3.75. ss's hs aus
s-rsFs~. ~>25 3sS n-sirt-' SIS sats
sl.75-3.O0. Sd5riirae 80. .7S--5.00.
ssnrtr. Grtra Ss.31. ou's s's
aas.rt.'s-. S3.T5-s25. srsiadrs bis suie
A.50-5.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
gincm 9uac,iu oes 9lt.rbau

Gineu 1uQc,iu oes 2lfcrbau.
1eportcnents IN @oibinqton III.
iolQc miro, beIouber5 in Den matt.
lid1en Staaten, ourf GIfhorndeu
aliabrIid, eiu Gdaoen bon iiber et.
ner MiQion Collars on Der 8etreioe.
MusiaQt onQerItltet uno auBeroem
ioaen bia Gbiere qeeisuet ietn, Die
geulenpcIt 5ll nerbrctten. TaS gul.
letin giebt 2lnleitlynQep CUR Iirsrot.
tuna Der RIaQe hurt G5ift, ohne ooB
haourh Dos 9Iutpieb qefdbroet tuirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
metaus marIt.
1sD 4sr.. 8. Oes.

1eD 4sr:. 3. Ces.
Sinn mar teute rubis tu 81. .s0-os.2s
nne Aupfer mar rlbi3: 1sie u $500
1878. 9leetrolutsis ~ $i!.s7z - 1900
xnb Satsal ~ $lk.h) - l!.75. 0isi vGs
ratis yu t.43--4.55 unc Op tier sbeafaus
~ $8.6s - S.s5. 0ilea mar itstio. -
Ae. gsxnors R,rtlsrt y1 1l6.7S-iH.2s,
-. .ts,.,l 3fJ.s5-l5.7I, "a. So1ttsrn
nab xs. / Ssutssra loft Sx tl5.75-ls.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
1d8limer Ayearft Deri9t.
Cincinnati 8. Eesember. 1919.

Ginetnnati. 8. 9esember. 1919.
Die ns4folsenben naotirnnsen bs,ieAeu
nd nar auf GnsroS. Lransa!ttonens Be-
neiEeren 0ei4dftsa wesoe1 etuas 5obsrs
psetis tetedRet.
DropNonss.
Der T1rst war ru3ly uns bic Drslie
idmdher.
Erima steam 9.55--9.65c.
Sansilu 10. 0.75--l1 .OOc T. 0. b.
9rodsnae IA lsenes 5tetfA. Narfi
ftetia. Short clare seiten I0I - 10Ie.
thori Nippenieiten l0L--lOLc, ertra iborl
clear Soften lO2s--l0lse. s3ultern ~
1876 Bellies l3 - 1915 lcie unn ~
mesr seryadt.
8acrn. -- Ea.ys iietta. ehor. Har'
eetien llL--i2e. turse Rippenieiten II n
IlHe. er,ra fsort dear seiisn IIX-llEt.
Shultern 10 - ilLe uno Bellies I4L-
l4$4t Ioie nno Lt per Bfnns mear usrpaft.
Sugar Cured.3 lei Id. - Nar!t itetig
Sci su.er naAfrase. sainsen is.5o--l4.bo.
Oitnie chnltern lI.bo - 1870. greatfait
1880. ZEN gors Gnt Shulteru l2.o0~-
i2.bt trodsns aee'.sain'en is-lsns.
SaksepBieIts y istin.-1nar't fte'
I'VE. SWtHiSH 1<-f</sE, pNHW SHnitstH
l0L-lJIt. gellies 17--l7He. eAultsrr
l0I-lo,.s Rem Dors Gut s&uItsrn lo>tI
lie.
GrifAs sI.i,A. -sn,n'es 1oh--
liz. yitnte eAultern . - gLt. ehal'
tern s-9Ts. isort Rippsuititts VI -
g<t. {Asrt Hare Ssiten ~ - To-. s:tra
ihort oeiten Sas - 9Xt. Ssaiss IL -
Ice PER Yfuns.
NsAt xns 0strslss.
NeAI. - 8inter Sat.1t $40 ---
4.s5. Dintsr 5ants $4.O0-4.l5. Bintsr
1amiI, &3.lD--3.3D. Grtra s2.a5-2,9o.
srsinArss s2.4o-2.so. eprins Saten,
H.5O-5.65. DO. 'arep A.75--'.io. DO.
1amilp s4.35 - 4.45. aosseHnebt. noro'
uefsl. aemiit,ses si4)-4.50, rsirsj gitp
A.S5-4.S5 .asmiidaies 81. So. 80 per Bbl.
Mstlen. Warfs ruaia uno 'e'ter. -
70. Z rsthsr Elntsr Ss-yat. Eo. 4 9lI
a5t, Rs. 1 rs.bes s5-30t psr Buffet
gsriduft mureen l Gar Ro.4 rctber Hius
ter su s0c, 800 8u, Ro. 3 DO. 81 9fs uHo
260 9u. DO III CSC aui benz Geleiie.
i4fsvn.-Narft rubts ano 'fetir.
30. 2 wsibss 81 2It, Ro. 3 usibss 81 a 4
--,2s. 10. 4 weibes 4g-5l;, To.2 aei.
bes 62-S21.t. Hs. 3 selbss 81 L-5.s. Ro.
4 setbes ~ - 5lc. 70. Z ssnrt'ttss
5s-52 lse. 30. demidtss 5lH1-,2e. 10. 4
DO. 80 - 5is. wsisss Ho!bsnforr 4ih<t.
ssIbes DO. 4i-45ist. asmtidtes DO. a'-'Ir
per gu. 8er!auft wu-btu: Car 10. 8
rpeises ueuss III 47Le. Gar 30. 4 ". sGi
4sIe, Gar ueues aeIte5 spI6eH'orn Al
I5Ic. Gar DO. ~ Ate, auf oe II Geleiie.
ca'sr. -N Narti rnata ans s.tt. 70. 2
pdber 35-35lIt. efanoarb Deissr 3tH-
s6:. no. 8 ueissr s4--34Ie. sto. 4 DO. 80
--34s. Fo. . ssmifH.sr 32H--33t Eo.
bo. 82-32L,. no. 4 b. so--32t per gu.
Roaas1. -Mar.t len. Re. Z eortua
s3-S5e. Re. 8 73-s2s. so. 4 73-77e per
0aiheI.
gerae.-5sabiasrs .Gerfs. no. . So
So. 70. . 30 - Sac. ao. 72-sos per
guihel.
gsrsfstA bs- Sesrstss.yrei's ,nit ben.
isntssn am slsiasn Iass oss ssrissa Sab
RES:
8. Tes. 1910. s. Te;. 1909.
3elien. no. 2rother. ... a8Ls 1886
BeliAsorn. 20. 2 ssmif&tss 5Is 5at
6afsr. no. . ssnifAter nsas:3.: 41t
RocesR. SO. Z nsusy. .S4t 7sht
6sa. Re. I 1imatts $3.50 1900
4stsfs.
Der martt wa. aeti1 gtr'a1'. uar.
ben 1903 BbD. Tii.iasrs 9 Finifses Ooses
ani Sss 8ails psn sl.3i per 0iIs.A
ovsts<tsi.