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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09
GOVERNMENT HAS DISCOVERED
rilE PiUN \LENT JOKER.
INVESTIGATION STlRS


BY Associated Press
Beverly Ma's Aug. S--A vigorous
prosecution to reclaim the title TO
vast amount of indian land IN Okla
huma IS hedg planned by the de-
partmett OF lnGtice for the coming
autumn one ~ the principal actions
.of the prospects is to be overaome by
me ERECT oi the Ingenious "joker"
which was written into the Indian APP
preparation hil' Just before the meas
ere wac hardrd To the President for
us signature
The Joker was discovered by So
iicitor GcnctN Bowers tut it was
agreed between the Preadent and
flowers that It was too late to send
The bin back 10 Congress and that
'om' means OF offsettlng the Joker
he devised
thls joke of the new law grant
.ed the right of appeal 10 the United
states Supren" Court In a case involy-
'ng over twenty thousand indian con-
tracts which had been decided In fa-
vor of 'he government by the court
of appeals OF the Eigth circuit AS
the matter had been taken into the
circuit courI On Q demurrer the de-
fendrni' had no right Of appeal to
the supreme c"lrt
II IS the br'rf of the government
OFFICIALS that ihe authority to appeal
was sought az secured not with any
ldea mat the case mlght be won III
me court OF fihH' resort but simply
to gain deidl - a year or is month";
Thls neliel ~ ased on the Tact that
'he lands lnvrlVed IN lhis case are
prlctlonlly al conl ana oil iahds asa
mat every daS that passes they are
pelnS sWlpl'q OF these hltural re-
sources MS iost rs coai can pe mined
delAy ''ehhs f'l'l'ohs ol uoliafs 10
lNe olnlnah".
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09
DAUGHTER AND
MOTHER MIX It
CUSTODY or -YEAR-OID GIRL
CNlstS \ BREAK.
BRINGS CRUEL CHARGE
Gill Runs Away From Joplin Home
aud ilnd- Journey Wlth Grand
mother 40 ~. Worth.

Special io hc World
Muskogoe uklno Aug. S. Because
pretty l2-ye1r.oll Vera Reynolds ran
ava, f.om hor home In Joplin. the
lmoncr oud On grandmother met In
Munsogoc tfs morning and had a
lively sot-to o9Or inc grl. Tine moth
or hld wired 'hc chief OF police here
Saturday night 10 look out for the
Elrl ana aoni hor hum, IN the
meantime, "a wire came from IT.
worth Tex, where the grandmother
| IlIya7 stating that the sheriff had pa
pe| Tor the pirl
The police Ncro preparing 10 send
The rirl lo e., Worth when the moth
or urd her mother appeared on the
scene. lhc mother coming from Job-
Nm ana IN, grandmother from IT,
worth
Ncraa mlbor ana mother are die
rorccd ana tle former has an order
from the court Granting him the cus-
tody of the ,hhd llo lives ut IT.
worth Tho grandmother has cared
tor the chi'd since nhc was baby
NNh lW' INIl'l MNH NNI 10 '1ilN NlA-
sCfot that shO should The child on
Sunday lofl f'r SUNDAY school and did
not return.
Sh' was e'ri io 49, Worth In charge
.,f the conductor who had insiruc-
mons nat to pNo her either To- the
Grandmother oe anyone else who
might 'cmnrl her. The grmdmoth-
er rrt"uod hume and the mother
romalutd In }iuakogoc long enough 10
toll the pollc' "fow things" She
maintains ,hn, her own mother "a
tunnnr bopdng house In lct Worth
which is not g the hest character.
and for thia r,aeon she doesn't want
10 child To $50 o. that city. she stated
that she dd n,i care for the custody
ot the child but wanted her placed
In an hmlituiion where she would De
properly looked after
Tho Two Npden became so heated
IN lhel "cus,prltion' that they
caused a GOOD 1onl OF excitment at
The Katy depot lhig noon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09
WIRELESS MAY
OPERATE HERE
MEETING WILL DECIDE ON QUES-
TION TODAY.
COMMERCIAL CLUB HELPS
VIII Aid in Fitting Up stati0n-LiSt
of NcccSSarics Is Being Pre-
pared for Plant.

WIN Tulsa in the near future be-
come a commercial wireless telegraph
centre? That is the question which
win be decided iu meeting Of those
interested in the proposition today. lf
the present plans materiali2e, with
In The next few months a plant viii
be installed i'm Tulsa, which will place
this city in communication with the
rest of the world, "l Ia Marconi"
Il IS planned ,o organize a stock
company and promote wireless tele-
graph concern, which viii operate
from n commercial standpoint, AL
ready there Is q set of wireless tcle-
graph Instruments belonging to The
physics department. of Kendall col
lcBe, which has the capacity Of re-
ceiVing messages from a distance of
from 1900 To 1000 miles.
The instruments were bought by a
subscription taken mp among the busi-
ness men at the suggestion Of Profess
ur Piersun, physics professor at Ken
DAN college. However, the college has
only the receiving apparatus Mes
sages can be received from parts Of
the world within 500 miles of Tulsa,
but 40 reply can be sent
The Commercial club has promised.
to secure the other Instruments neces-
sary to make the outfit complete, ac-
corolng to one of those Interested in
the plan. if list of the necessaries
are handed the club.
For ascertaining requirements one
OF the college students viii make
"trip to Sedalia, Mo-, or Houston, Tex
as, to study the apparatus at one
of those stations The equipment now
on hand represents an expenditure oc
about $20O, while the whole outfit,
VIII cost more than $1,000. To pro-
mote the enterprise. there Is to be
the meeting today Of the college stu
dents interested i'm the matter. The
outcome of the meeting will probably
he the formation of stool. company.
each member taking ont few shares
to further the interests of the plan
The present plans are 10 purchase
all the instruments necessary for send
ing and receiving, which are not on
hand, and to get Tulsa in the "cir-
cling the globe wireless system.
While the wireless appartus win be
run In connection with The college,
at least for the present, It may be-
come q commercial enterprise. Back
of the movement are Harry Kneeland,
and T.. II. Knight two dfdhe students
Of the college, ana Professor PioTson.
They have several other persons in
tcrested in the movement. besides the
members of the Commercial club. and
IL the plans do not miscarry. before
tho winter comes again the air will
be crackling with the elcctro-therical
waves of the wireless telegraph. Knee
land came to Tulsa yesterday from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09
SKILLET TO FRYING PAN.
McAlcsicr renmnn win Re Liberated
ONcf Ia Missouri Authorities

Special IN tho World
OElahomd { tV Ahig. S--Charles
White. now ser' ng term In the Me-
Alester penileciiary Will be liberated
at tre expiration OF the term Tues
day ana when he steps outside OF the
prison walls he will find an officer
from Missouri there awaiting him
With q warrant
white was sent TO Prison from
Sprlngf eld Mo-, on burglary charge
and WIS subsequently, paroled. He
is said TO io,o violated the parole
conditions heuce he IN wanted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09
sNrULpN-nNRs MINIS.
Nohng Doing For JcfIrics-JohnSon
FrHcas Show House.

0ptthl To fhe World
Sapula, uklas Aug. s. Upon rec
ommondution OF Mayor McDougal the
city council tonight passed an ordin-
auco prohibiting the showing of the
Jonlies-Johnsoa Eight films at a local
theatre tomorrow night when the
pictures had been scheduled to be
shown. Mayor McDougal thought
that the showing of the pictures
might arouse race disscnsion aud the
cuuncilmen followed his lead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09
IlN-pollrnnn \Irc,lcd.

William Daugherty AN cN policeman
was arestedlast night hy officer Gril-
fin charged with hghlng lie is al-
legged To have assaulted j. NJ llartz,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09

In the trial OF G l. Edison and G.
r Brown. charged with disturbing
the peace by fighting held yesterday
IN the police court, Edson's case was
Dismissed. and Brown was fined IS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09

HN NTUNINTTW TF0NH
Washington, D. g., Aug. S-Okla-
homa ana Arkansas showers and
cooler Tuesday aud ruoaday night.
Wednesday fair,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-09

Prince Henry of the Netherlands.
the Prince Cuusort of Queen Wnhel-
Nina who recently trll from his BIZ
cycle and fractured hs colIarbone.
Tho Prince fuloN8 athletic recrea-
tious with great enthusiasm, has sew
cul times before sustained minor in
iurIps in consequence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
NO DEFINITE STEPS
IN BUTTE SITUATION
Pending Settlement of Strike,
Companies Are Preparing
for Work.

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. 25.-Intercst In
the strike situation here ccntcrs about the
probable action OF the international
unions which may be drawn into the
JuriSd!ctIonal quarrel between the Inter-
national Engineers Union, which walk ed
out last week. and the old engineers
union, which acknowledges the iurIsdlc-
ton of the Western Federation OF Miners
Matt Comerford, general president OF the
International Union OF Steam Engineers
who Is here from Brooklyn, has said that
his organization VIII stand by the strik-
crs. No definite proposition looking to-
ward settlement has yet been made In
the meantime, the companies are nllin2
the places OF the striking hoistng cngi-
nccrs and operations arc gradually aD-
proacbing normal.
During the twenty four hour period
that ended a I O'Clock this morning the
AmaGamated Copper company proper
ties hoistcd S5i5 tons OF orc. In addition
to that the Clark mines increased their
tonnage. and independents oAcerns also
were operating. The Tramway and Rar-
us mines OF the Red Metal company were
started up today, Ore from the East Grey
Rock a Butte and Boston property Is
being hostcd, and the West Grey Rock
probably Will resume tomorrow. The Buff
falo OF the Washoc company Will start
up tomorrow. Men have been added TO
the force employed at the Washoe conCen-
traitor AT Anaconda. and the usual ton
mage Of orc Is being sent TO the Boston
and Montana Smcltcr at Great Falls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
LATEST GOLD FIND
REPORTED NEAR ELY
Old Piedmont District Respond
ing to Late Development
Work.

Though the new JarbIdgc country
seems az the present time to have the
gold fever" very nearly monopolized.
Ely Ncv.. adviccs tell OF new gold dis.
covcrtcs made i'll the Piedmont district.
which is located some twenty miles east
of the big copper camp. The Piedmont
district is not particularly new how
ever. there having been considerable
work carried on there for some years
past though no flnds OF n very scnsa-
tional nature have ever been reported.
The recent developments OF which men
tlon is made were recorded at the prop
orty Of the KohInoor Mining company.
The management has driven a tunnel in
the mountain FOR distance OF 30 feet.
and winze from this point has been
dropped a distance of thirty feet. the
entire distance, il Is said. being in a vein
OF excellent free milling gold ore. This
vein is from twelve To sixteen inches
in width and averages fourteen inches.
the product giving average returns OF
$500 per ton,
1t Is reported from Ely now that the
Kohinoor properties have been bonded TO
a syndicate of capitalists, who have eN-
prospecting and developing the claims. II
Is understood that the bond considern-
tion amounts TO S250,000. and that the
first payment will he for u per cent of
this amount.
The kohlnoor claims are at the head
OF Kalamazoo creek. in the same range
OF mountains as that on which the Nc
GIL smetcr at Ely Is built. and are con-
trolcd by an Oregon corporation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
GRAND CENTRAL Is
READY FOR INSPECTION

c. J.. Loose manager of the Grand
Central property, was a visitor in Salt
Lake Friday and expressed himself as
being very well pleased with conditions
Time in a year, or since the beginning OF
the campaign OF development work the
results of which arc now showing up
sp!endidly, the minc Is now "nt 10 he
seen, and an examination OF the prop
erty al the present time. 1T Is said Will
allow Of the forming of an intelligent
opinion as TO gust what has been accom-
pllshcd OF late and OF the condition and
prospects for the future Mr.. Loose has
kindly extended an invitation TO the
newspaper men TO visit the mine, and is
also anxious that those III the company
stockholders who so desire should sec for
themselves just what conditions are.
The connections from the 1900 foot
level to the 200 level have been made,
and the ore bodies demonstrated. so that
The mine is now IN shape To be seen in
the right way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
MONTGOMERY -SH0SH0NE
IN PROMISING SHAPE

Good reports continue to come from
the Montgomery -Shoshonc property at
Rhyolitc. and II conditions prove up as
anticipated at the present time. the mine
VIII very probably enter the lists of the
high grade gold producers in the near
future The most important develop
ments OF late on the mine have been
made on the 300-foot level. where SIX
foot breast OF ore giving returns of from
$500 TO $500 per ton was said TO have
been opened up last week. This ore
body, according TO moro recent reports.
has widcncd out to full sixteen feet,
the indications being that the full cX-
tent of the deposit has not yet been
demonstrated. The samples from this
widcncd face run II is stated, from $50
TO 5000 per ton. the gold values especial
ly showing up strong,
Operators in tho district are enthusi-
astic over the Montgomery discoveries.
and believe that a renewed interest will
be taken from now on In their section
of country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
LOWER MAMMOTH CUTS
ORE BODY AT DEPTH
Conditions Are Such That Man
agement Will Resume
Shipping.

News OF an especially interesting and
encouraging nature comes from tho prop
erty OF the Lower Mammoth company.
Superintendent Coffin having tclephoncd
Thursday night 10 the local officials
the Information that the long -anticipatcd
ore had been cut on the 1900 foot level.
FOR several months past the mana gc-
ment has been drifting off the 1900 foot
level for this ore, which is continuation
OF the large deposit opened on the 1900
foot level, from which a large tonnage
Of orc was mined in the past and the re-
turns from which enabled the company
TO distribute dividends among the share
holders
While not particularly enthusiastic
over the discoveries, John Dcrn. manager
OF the company. stated Friday afternoon
that conditions now are such as TO war
rant the statement that shipments Will
again be resumed from the mine in the
near future. il being his intention 10 at
once enter into contracts FOR placing tho
product on the market. Those in charge
of the work have felt confident for the
past TWO weeks that the ore was being
approached. so that the discovery was
development work will be necessary to
determine the exact extent of the de
posit. but from tho conditions on the
upper levels 1t is felt that the body will
furnish a good trade of commercial prod
uct for some time 10 come
on the 2000foot level a drift is also
being sent out to catch this ore at sttll
greater depth. though II is stated that
drift will have to be. extended another
100 or 700 feet before the orc is en-
countered, This work will proceed with
renewed interest now that the goal on
the 1900 foot level has been reached
Other New Work.
Another development considered en-
by those familiar with the
is the finding OF what is termed
a new orc-brcak in the drift of the
1900 foot level. Though no ore OF com
meroial quality has been found, the
break Is very highly mineralizcd, the in
dications being that it will make into
a satisfactory shipping product as the
work continues.
This find bears no relation TO any
other of tho mines ore deposits. having
been found in n new section of the COM
panys territory, Though the manage
ment is making no promises as TO what
may be expected from tho Lower Mann
moth. the officials arc very much en-
with the developments OF the
past few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Mining Notes.

Manager Tony Jacobson of the Column
bus Consolidated at Alta. is at the mine
on regular visit OF inspection.
Col r.. l.. Ilackett. one Of the eastern
interests I'm the Phoebe district. Is in this
city comforting with local associates on
mining business.
c. J. Perkins of Buhl Ida. who is in
tcrested in the new Jarbdgc district Is
visiting In this city on business.
Lee CiloclSner. manager Of the Ely
Central al Ely. is visiting In this city
for the purpose OF purchasing two
pumps for handling the flow OF water
recently developed at the mine. Condl-
tions generally Mr.. Glockncr reports as
being encouraging.
T. j. Magner who has been associa ted
ard i'm the mining game, has returned
from visit to Twin Falls. whittier me
went TO get a line on the recent Jarbldgc
excitement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
BUYING PUMPS FOR
BOSTON ELY NINE

:. Herbert Williams. vice president OF
the Boston Ely Mining company. OPP
Grating i'm the Robinson district, was a
visitor in Salt Lake Friday Mr. VIII
liams is much pleased with conditions
at his property at the present time, and
with conditions generally i'm the ely
camps At the Boston the drift OFF the
1lO0-toot level has now been sent In
twenty seven feet I'm n low w-Cradc copper
ore and II is the opinion OF those famil-
lar with the situation that within the
next two months a commercial product
will he opened up. Recent developments
at many OF the smaller properties OF the
district have been especially cncourag
ing according To Mr. Williams. and OPP
era tors In the district arc all anticipating
4 very lively spring and summer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
MARKET CONDITIONS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
Silver King Coalition and Lower
Mammoth Hold Center of
Stage.

Trading on the local board Friday was
unusually active. Lower Mammoth and
silver King Coalition stocks especially
showing considerable improvement. In
each instance improved conditions at
the mines is attributed as being the
cause OF the advance, and the strength
cnlne up OF these securities naturally
helped the entire list 10 some extent.
At the Silver King but little attention
is paid by the management to new
strikes. the mine being so immense that
new discoveries are usually announced.
when information is asked regarding
them as being but further combinations
OF ore bodies already demonstrated At
any rate, King Coalition has been selling
at ridiculously low figure for several
weeks past. and the slight advance re-
corded Friday brings II but little nearer
the price II should demand
Improved conditions at Lower Mann
moth caused an advance OF III cents in
the selling price OF the stock. the secur-
tty being looked upon with favor In view
OF recent mine developments.
Closing quotations and sales for Fri
day follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
WEBER CANYON HAS
PROMISING PROSPECTS
Rich Copper Ore Uncovered in
Course of Late Develop
ment Work.

Considerable interest attaches al the
present time 10 the prospecting and min.
ing going on in Weber canyon, near Nor
gan City, and recently reports OF the
discovery there OF high grade copper ores
have been frequent
Tho Tribune Is informed that particu-
larly encouraging results have attend ed
the development work on the claims of
the Chicago Utah company. which are
located about one mile south Of Dcvil' :
slide In the canyon. There are nine
claims controlled by This COMPANY and
work several thousand dollars has been
expended. peculiar black oxide OF
copper. which shows an old strc1kagc OF
gray copper, with bright silver CLINT,
unlike anything In the copper orc line
heretofore found in these parts, has been
discovered on the claims. This product
Is said to run AS nigh as 40 per cent In
copper, the silver values also being OF
considerable Importance. Tho Chicago
Utah people have a well-cquippcd plant
ior work, though a water course encoun-
tered In the tunnel has prevented OF late
the actual production OF ore on the south
side workings. Arrangements arc now
being made however. to drain the work.
ings from n point lower down the hill,
that shipping VIII be started. On the
north side workings conditions are much
better and mining is going on steadily
Other Finds.
Midway between the Chicago Utah
claims and Morgan City, a new mineral
iZed district is also being prospccted quite
fully, and late discoveries here. also. are
said TO be OF an encouraging nature. the
formations being wcll-dehncd considered
from the standpoint OF mining experts.
About five miles southwest of this point
the northern rim OF the Hardscrabble dis
lrict commences, and when the 1rst
SHOWS OF winter fell in this section. I'M
portant mineral discoveries were just be-
Ing made. Local operators will further
develop In this district during the COM
Ing spring and summer.
The cement industry at Devils Slide
1t is reported is booming along In good
shape. heavy shipments of a first class
product being made daily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
DOLLY WARDEN MINES
WILL MARKET ORE

Clyde T.. TiIlord Of the Dolly Warden
(Nevb district reports that operations
in that section arc moving along in a
satisfactory manner. The severe winter
weather has prevented active work of
late. TO some extent. though the ton
nages OF high grade slvcr-lead ores
mined In the district have been Diling
up during tho winter months and as
soon as the roads are open again Mir
Tilford and other operators will put sew
cral shipments on tho market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera an
Diarrhoea Remedy.

There is no medicine made that is
relied upon with more implicit conf.
dence than Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by all druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
ELY COMPANIES
DECLARE DIVIDENDS

4 special over the Pollock wire Friday
conveyed the news that tho Nevada Com
solidated directors had declared the rcgu-
lar dividend OF 81 cents per share. pay
able March 81, to stockholders of record
March II,
The directors of the Cumberland Ely
company also declared their initial
dividend OF 10 cents per share. payable
March 30. to stockholders OF record
March is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
Nevada News Agent3

nevada news Agent&
Bauvard-A- C. Pesco.
Goldneld-Louie PoiIu.
Eswthorne-Louie Polin.
Kimberly-Shedon Lowney.
Lovelock-Bible Bros
0idss-Mrs- c. A Harrington.
Rawbide-Louie Po1in
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand: RI
stnthal q Armanka: Shepard & Son
Yerington-F. M. Burner.
Wtnnemucca-Pearce & Chase
Cobre-Richerd Richards.
ChorYy Creek-Grey & CoIliua
Elk p-Wheeler & Co.
Ey-Grsce b. FaIon: Harvills Station
esy Co.
AcQii-M. Herman: Walden Bur.
Gett.
Rhy pIite-The Crescent
Pict he-Pioche Drug Co
Caliente-John shiers Thomas Hin.