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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-15
Sunday Afternoon and Evening to
pbe Devoted to First Turkey
shoot at Fair Grounds.
Preparations for Successful Shoot
we'll Under Way. Hasen-
pfeffer and Other Refresh.
ments to be Served.

Itlooks now as if the the turkey
shoot which has been definitely
scheduled for Sunday November 10Th
will be decided success. Both after
noon and. evening will be occupied
with this event. The shoot will be
conducted along the usual lines and
the rules generally in vogue will pre-
vail unless "Turkey-meister' Jos.
Arbes should decide otherwise. he is
slowly but surely acquainting himself
with the duties of this important office
and may have some surprises in store
for US in the way of new wrinkles.
For the infor alton of those who
have never attended turkey shoot
be it said that one need not be an ex-
pert she t to win the bird which is to
grace his table for Thanksgiving
There are other ways to secure a
gobbler and all who attend will be put
wise. So don't stay away just because
you are not good marksman.
Alfred j. Vogel, self-styled Musical
Director is on to his job and has
already opened up negotiations with
the various brass band musicians so
that the event will be enlivened by
appropriate music. he is open to
suggestions as to how the music can be
secured without cost to the association.
As it is for a good cause there ought
70 be no trouble in getting at least 9
dozen of our artists to donate their
services. Let's have the rattle
snake band.
Secretary Enpelbert is in charge Of
the illumip atoms. Beis willing, but,
rs be puts it, inexperienced, and will
require some coaching. He will be
more than grateful for any sugges.
lions that might be thrown bis way.
Overseer Ferdinand Crone is. brim-
fsl of enthusiasm and is convinced
that the "sboot" will be winner and
that enough money will bemade to pro-
eurethe tables and other necessary para
phernalia for the exhibition building.
He tells US that IS turkeys have so far
been donated by generous farmers ard
that he is confident that enough more
will be secured to swell the number to
about 200.
Refreshments will be served during
the afternoon and evening and the
culinary department announces "Ha-
senpfetfer" as special favorite dish.
Let everybody boost and assist in
pnshing this event to successful con-
olusiOn.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-15

Mrs. W. 81. Gieseke has been in St.
Paul since Wednesday Of last week
visiting with Mr.. Gieseke's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gieseke. After
Mrs. Gleseke's arrival there, her
mother-in-law became quite seriously
i'll with an attack Of appendicitis,
necessitating prolonged visit.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-15

William J. Winkelmann went to
Lamberton Thursday to install q
piano which he had sold there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-28
21---REWARDS FOR ENERGY
10000 VOTES GO TO WASTE

Every single day of the contest, simply fol
the lack Of enough energy. to gather them
up. This fact may be startling, but is is
nevertheless true. Out of every morning
issue of the World there are as least 2,00C
five-vote coupons that are not voted. This
means that nearly half of the five-vote cou-
pons published each day go to waste, sim.
ply for lack of someone to gather them up
Don't you know that if you were to gather
up these votes each day, they would &c
a mighty long ways toward bringing home
an auto or one Of the other prizes at the
end. Why under the sun don't you ask all
your friends to save them for you7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-28
Ii Doesn't Pay to Cry Over Spilled %i|k, Nor
Grieve More Than a Dollars Worth
Over a Lost Dollar


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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
|hsURRECT0s ACTIVE IN
COAHU|lA AND NUEV0 LEON
PLAN TO BURN BRIDGES BE-
TWEEN MONTEREY AND
SAlTIlLO.
[By Associated Press. ]

San Antonio, Texas, March 17.-Pri.
vate advices from Monterey. Mexico,
say that Finance Minister Limantour
may be forced to reach Mexico City
by water from Galveston or New Or
leans. II Is reported that the insur-
rectos have planned to cut off the Ma.
tional railroad lines by burning the
bridges between Monterey and Sal
tillo. The local insurrecto junta ad-
mits that the rebels are planning a
campaign in Coahuilla and Nuevo
Leon.
Senior Limantour is due here via
international & Great Northern rail
road Saturday morning, and is then
going to Laredo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
COLQU|TT SIGNED
THE STURGEON BILL
WHICH PROVIDES FOR REGULA.
TloN OF STATEWIDE PRoHi.
BlTloN ELECTION.
IBy Associated Press ]

Austin, Texas, March 17.-Governor
Colquitt today signed the Sturgeon
prohibition election bill which numer.
ours pros and antis thought he would
allow to become a law unsigned on
account of its strict provisions. Other
bills signed today include the bill re-
ducing the circus tax; the bill amend.
ing the Texas militia law; the bill to
establish four tuberculosis colonies /;
the bill providing for the appointment
of members OF the boards of managers
of all state institutions every six
years, with rotation; the bill taxing
veterinaries; the bill transferring the
San Jacinto military reservation to
the United States government; the
bill providing for Confederate pen
sions; the bill reorganizing the Thirty
fifth judicial district; the bill amend
ing the senate rules.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
CAMPBELL ON
RANDELL's CANDIDACY
[By Associated Press.l

Palestine, Texas, March 17.-For'
mer Governor Campbell today made
this comment on Congressman Ran
delrs candidacy for the United States
senate in opposition to Senator
Bailey: q am waiting for all the re-
turns to get in and then | may have
some observations to make for the
good of the country"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
"The Sacred Right of Contract"
TBV Associated Press I

Austin, Texas, March 17.-Governor
Colquitt today filed without his sigma
ture attached the amendment TO the
anti-pass law known as the right Of
contract BILL permitting newspaper
advertising space to be given in ex-
change for railroad transportation.
This action means the bill is to be-
come a law in ninety days after the
OF the legislature/
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
CONGRESSMAN BURGESS
IS SERIOUSLY Ill
M Assoclated Press.l

Gonzales. Texas. March 17.-Con-
gressman George F. Burgess, of the
Ninth Texas district, is seriously i'll
with a partial stroke of paralysis. A
San Antonio physician has been sum-
moned. His mother is here. He is re-
ported to be somewhat better this aft
ernoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
TRAIN DisPATCHING
BY TELEPHONE
[By Associated Press. ]

Lockhart, Texas, March 17.-All
train dispatching on the Lockhart
branch of the San Antonio & Aransas
Pass railroad is now done by tele-
phone The telegraph wires have been
cut out
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
JOYFUL NEWS
To MANY HEARTS
FIFTEEN AMERICANS HELD AS
PRISONERS OF WAR AT cAsAs
GRANDES ARE ALIVE.
GBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, March 1.-THE state
department is assured that the fifteen
Americans held prisoners at Casas
Grandes, Mexico, are alive and un-
harmed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
SOLDIERS IN THE
SOCIAL WH|Rl
LBv Associated Press

San Antonio, Texas, March H.
The drilling of recruits. both infantry
and cavalry, numbering several hun
dred, is the program for today at the
camp. The social side OF the mobiliza-
ton is in full swing, with frequent
balls in the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
WILL Be NO PAUSE
IN H0sTILITIEs
lNSuRRECTOS WILL CONSIDER
NO UNOFFICIAL PEACE
PROPOSALS.
IBy AssoeIated Press.l

El Paso, Texas, March 1.-THE in
surrecto secretary of state, Gonzales
Garcia, said today there would be nc
pause in hostilities, and no peace
overtures would be considered unless
they come officially from Mexico City
and include Diaz's retirement.
A courier has been sent to Francisco
Madero notifying him that insurrectos
when made prisoners may be shot
without trial.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
SMALLPOX At
FORT SAM HOUSTON
RECRUIT WHO HAS 1T ISOLATED
AND NO DANGER OF CON.
TAeloN SPREADING.
[By Associated Press.I

San Antonio, Texas, March 17.-One
of the recruits in camp here has de-
veloped smallpox. He was immediate
ly isolated and it is said there will
be no danger of the disease spreading.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
MASONIC TEMPLE ES@OIcArION.

The dedIcatkI<services OF The new
Masonic temple of this city win be
held next Tuesday night. March 21
Deputy Grand Master Sam p. Cochran,
of Dallas, will be present to conduct
the dedication ceremonies. All Masons
are invited to be present and bring
their families, They are also request
ed to invite their friends
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
TACOMA ARRIVES
At GALVESTON
[By Associated Press /

Galveston, Texas, March 1.-THE
gunboat Tacoma arrived from Puerto
Cortez this morning, anchoring beside
the cruiser Salem.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-17
HER DAY OF AGONY ENDED,
LRv Associated Press. ]

Giddings. Texas, March 17.-MIs.
Gustave Gertszcher died here this
morning Of burns received yesterday.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
HYP0THEEK WELL EQUIPPED
Using Electric Power The Cost OF De.
d velopment IS Materially Reduced.

The ypothek company has itself condition for economical
operation apd reduced its obligations for equipment to such
extent that the of has been reduced from mills
to five mills.
the 000oot level since April l90 56S feet this work
done with the old plant prior October The remaining 232 feet
done With the equipment from January to February TO-
1911
In addition the above mentioned work the has
cessfuy installed it's plant The Of the machinery
power and installing same together with Improvements made
the hosting apparatus and pumping water from the mine during
installation approximately $4,000 The plant has been
steady operation since January and has proved satisfactory
every respect The increased efficiency Of the plant the
old one fully per cent with operating expense 30 per
less
From April August 81 1910 the average cost per foot
August 20 heavy flow of water encountered the
west drift during month of September the cost per foot
up to $ 49, in fact impossible with the equipment at that
time to do much the mine from filling with With
plant the per foot has been $45O showing saving
Of $685. per foot.
They are drifting both and west the ledge and in
tend pushing the west drift ahead until point under the best show
ing exposed in the upper workings reached IT expected
to find gana Judging from thendcation the l7foo level
will be large body and high grade During the last 100 feet Of
drifting have been encountered several small srnges OF gaena
ssayng high rs cent lead and Is ounces Of silver
The footwa ledge evrtte quartzte the ledge filling chiefly
quartz with gonge OF crushed quaae and tale from s inches to
"a inches thick lying next to the ootWal
In drifting the ledge the company developing that
part Of the ledge which has been explored below the drainage
tunnel level which that level from 10 to SO feet wide with
punches Of gacna cacopytes scattered through It, The
crop this part the ledge avoraby with the out
crop Of any Of the big mines Of the district.
The company reported last of drifting through
of cacopyte Of commercial value which with the proper
concentrating equipment could be made But for the
it is deemed advisable push the drift west fast possible to
reach that where it expected to find clear shipping gaena
OF total expense incurred in purchasing and installing the
plant the company owes but S25DD.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
LONG Tunnel FOR |DA-NOR.
Murray Property Said To Give Promise
Of Joining The Producing List.

In discussing conditions side Murray
Sun says hc Sun has heretofore spoken the Butte section
and the promise under development there
One of the most prominent Of these and which gives
promise OF making large the Idaho Northern This
consists OF IL claims lying between Butte and Sheridan gche and
situated that depth Of 1000 be obtained H
tunnel The situated FIVE miles northeast Of Murray
and easily accessible Its point the Idaho Northern
railroad about three miles which be reached by excellent
wagon road.
The Idaho Northern Incorporated company president
and O. Nordqunt and the secretary and
E. ". Burton are both residents Of Murray.
The property has been developed by tunnel 596 feet in length
which will give vertical depth between 400 and 500 feet the
ledge recent contract has been made to extend this tunnel LOO
feet which will intercept the ledge The tunnel this level has
ngers of commercial grade carrying good values
god silver lead and indicating that there large body
ahead when the oucroppngs taken into consideration
and the belief Of the that when the ledge body
will be encountered of sufficient size large mine and great
enhance the value of the stock certainly be well
founded That the confidence of the shared by the miners
work the property evidenced by the that they elect
take their wholly largely stock at the selling price No
stronger evidence their faith could be and when their
ny for judging and their experience underground work
sdred valuable tip could be given outside investors
lower tunnel has been started the property which will
vertical depth Of 1000 feet This tunnel in l4O feet and
going forward rapidly shifts drive it. Al the present
time there at work the property and the
expectation OF the management to this number in the near
future and push development rapidly possible as#H
The present plan Of the is to install compressor during
the coming which will enable to push the work much more
rapidly and at Saving in
The Idaho Northern group in the mineral bearing the
formation excellent quarz the surface rock strongly mineral
zed and everything points to the development Of bonanza mine
Since the forest fires of last August destroyed their old buildings
commodous the
and comfort of the workmen. M s##
The North Side has excellent prospects that budding
but all things considered there probably Of better
promise than the Idaho Northern and the 50 far shown BY
the the best possible guarantee that will be brought
to the producing the shortest possible time consistent with
careful and economical management.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
CALEDONIA IS IN 400 FEET
Company Is Now Shipping 20 Tons OF
High Grade Ore Daily.

The main working tunnel the Caledonia in 400 feet Ex
ceednpy difficult and expensive ground has been gone through
Of this distance 1t soft in places that continued and
png had to driven support the mbers Solid rock has
been encountered and estimated 200 feet month can be made
from now on. The total distance will be $500 feet,
The Caledonia shipping of 20 tons of high grade
crude ore daily to the smee and arrangements have been mad.
NV which the ore is loaded the Arizona tunnel cutting off the long
haul to the main line The transportation difficulty with the railroad
over freight has also been satisfactorily adjusted and the opera
tons are being carried generally economical basis than
was possible at any time in the past. --s@1
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
BUTTE & COEUR D'ALENE CO.

Work being done the Butte Occur Aene to
with the ledge from the bottom of the 4O0oot shaft
Of 100 feet will be required to cut the ledge and 300 feet to
the Lemhi ven which mtersece the tunnel Is feet from
the portal This work will give depth little 400 feet tn,
Lemhi vein and 600 feet the main ledge.
The emh vein when encountered broken up and its width
could be definitely stated though showed naturalization o
80 feet One snger Of rich running from to three inches
assays 1913 Of silver and 60 per lead The main
ledge from 80 feet wd showing 10 ~ inches Of high grade
The third ledge the property, known the King Solomon
500 feet ahead the face of the tunnel and has only been
explored by surface work.
The Butte Occur dAlene being developed principally by
Spokane capital under the management Of James Quna The
company nine claims hreequarters of mile of the Hunter
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
SAMSON PLANS TO co DEEPER

A. j. Rrainard manager the Samson Mining company visited
the property on Eagle creek Sunday He brought out some samples
o high grade milling taken from the tunnel IN speaking y l
plans Of the company the Mr. Branard an
was the intention development work and tor that puo
would bring hoist and machinery at early date "ihze n
been sunk this property and for continuing TINS 70 greater
denth that machinery will be installed Much attention hs
been attracted to the hy of the high values silver
carried in its
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
BLUE BELL SHOWING IMPROVES

Axe Swan vepresden and Of the Blue Bell Mining
made an inspection Of the workings during the past week.
Ninety the present contract for 2oO feet mas peeh
III IL foc &c tho tunnel is in about 400 feet The showing this
time entirely gratifying the mnerazaton increasing ana t
opnon Of experts large body buried IN thus y verlh'
Iby the Indications Despite the heavy snowfall access 20 thc n
liz not difficult and there neither delay iicuty ~ '
vor There arc large number nonresident stockholders ahu
iAxc landgrcn Of Chicago is president.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
TO EQUIP TRANS CONTINENTAL

Preparations are being made install machinery the Trans
Continental property Muan The equipment will consist Of
boiler hoist pump and machine drill The shaft which being
SINK direct on the ledge twocompamen and about So feet
deep at present.
Men are now work building galows frame and doing the
necessary preparatory work for placing the machinery
Announcement made by Manager VIM Schering that ar
r npements have m made the financing OF the company by
eastern parties
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
TERRIBLE EDITH SHIPPER
LARGE Car OF Sorted Ore Sent To Smelt-
er And Second In Prospect.

Reports from the Terrible Edith that the the store
better than ever The work taking is continuing right
along and the ore second being sacked and hauled to the
railroad option taken this property has expired but it
Understood this will make difference with the plans the owners
who will continue to and ship while continuing develops
ment work past days the body has expanded and At the
nresen time the stope carries large body OF high grade AZ
ton car of ore was started for the smelter Friday.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-02-23
ORE lNTHE EAST COEUR D'ALENE

REPORTS from Saese that the Occur Ane company
las discovered it's tunnel 1t sadto have full chal
copyre The tunnel has been following the ledge given
evidence almost all the way
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01
TO LECTURE ON AERoNAUTICS
Eleven German Universities and Tech.
nicaI Institution to Conduct
Summer Studies.

Berlin.-It is unoficially announced
that not less than seven German uni
versities and technical schools will in
stitute lectures on aeronautics during
the summer half year. Special atten-
ton will be given to technical prob.
lens connected with the flying ma.
chine, its structural principles and
practical management.
Lectures will be given at Berlin
Breslau, Giessen, Goettigen and Strass.
burg universities, and at the technical
Institutes in Charlottenburg, Aachen,
Brunswick, Danzig, Stuttgart and Mu,
mich. Two professors will deliver such
courses Of lectures at Charlottenburg
and Danzig and three at Munich.
At Charlottenburg Maj Parseval, the
inventor Of the first German semi
rigid airship, will give one Of the aero
nautical courses, while at Strassburg
the lecturer will be Prof. Hergesell,
president of the International Aero
nautical commission, and himself a
practical aeronaut, who some years
ago conducted the German studies of
the higher atmospheres by means of
self-registering balloons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01
Pine Is 10000 Years Old.

Fort Dodge, Ia-Ninety-foot deep
'entry" in local gypsum mine has
given up to miners fully cord of hard
wood which local scientific Investigate
ors pronounce to be pine from vegeta-
ton on the earth 10000 years ago, bur-
led at that time by an immense glacial
drift mile thick, which swept down
upon ancient Iowa and buried all vege-
table life. These Fort Dodge men say
it was with considerable awe, which
the miners did not feel, that they
walked, far beneath the earth's surface,
on prehistoric ground.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01
GLEN HAVEN.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
There will be a basket social al
the Rock school No. 2 Friday might
Nov. Bird the proceeds of which will
be used to buy some library books.
Come and have a good and enjoy the
music and enter tainment of the
evening.
The R. N. AS social last Satur.
day night was success in the way OF
having good time etc.
M. W. Metcalf. Nick Haas. Peter
and Jake May and wives were over tc
Lancaster Thursday.
Bert Chandler was home from Ian
caster thursday to Sunday.
Floyde Kidd goes to Madison this
week to take a course in the Creamery
business. A number of his friends
gave him a farwell party Sunday
evening.
Howard Booths mother and sister
are here from Bay City, Mich.
Jordan had another mishap with
their auto Sunday. breaking the rear
axle, near Bloomington. Geo. Harris
brought them home.
The parsonage will soon have d
roof over it
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01
FIVE POINTS.

Special Correspondence the Herald
Ben Bass, ST., had his sale last
Wednesday.
Jas. Tiff, of Flora, has bought the
w. T. Baker residence in Lancaster.
A watering trough will be placed
at the foot Of the Showalter hill on
the Beetown road. People coming
from long distances may water their
horses and it will also be very useful
for automobiles.
Dan Curtis delivered a load of
cheese to town last week.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Ben Bass, Sr. 8 Wednesday evening.
All report good time.
School is progressing very nicely
under Miss Sue Johnson's supervision.
Nick Adams intends to shred in
Five Points.
A crowd of hunters were out last
week for coons. AS they had one too
many dogs they shut one up in Joe
Duncan's granary Mr.. Duncan was
at party that evening. The next
morning as he opened the door the
dog sprang at him, and frightened
him considerable. The dog was mad
and tore up his grain sacks and gnaw :
ed his granary door. When Mr..
Duncan saw the damage that the dog
did, he also got mad.
Archie Bass is back from Dakota