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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
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Appendicitis, BON benz man annlmmt,
bob Ct moberneM llriprungs lit, TT 10 alt
lple o.e menld)llde Jamille. 9leie &rantz
Dett MAJ unter ben Mltem %betannt, uno plele
Bebanolungs GDiieme wuro II pratti3irt.
@S gibt Diele Salle BON Mppenoicitis, in De-
men SperatlDnen al lolut nDtbpelolg limb,
ne aud) anoIre, IL o Die Sperationen unnDz
tbig iino.
YRit Der MISUNDERSTANDING ilrb piele
anoere &rantDelten per,pifelt, lpie iplde
Der @in9eweioe, oer 9eter, beg Diasens,
MierenzBei4merben, idledte Circulation,
ldDledbtes Slut. 9er5idmd6e, weiblibe BE
lbDeroen ulo eine Beridieoenbeit GDnli6er
geloen, nelde mebr ooer weniger Die critic
urlade Der MISUNDERSTANDING teeiu=
HuBen 9as @birursen Wteiier perfebl.e in
oleler 91nnbten, Die erpilnidten Helultate
gu e%r5ielen. Sic perfeblen. benz ,atienten
Die @eiunobe1t .au brin9en uno perfebleu,
bic uriade 5u beben. Gpl6e Dpcratiunen
laileM Den 8atienteu in elmer lb(edtereu
Gage als ne poroem gemeltr.
Tauienoe BON 6allen weroen ldbrlih qe=
beilt bon ST.. 0iea, uno iogar Sydle, i'll Dr.
men Dperirt puroe unb no iie I'D in einem
ible6teren 3uitanoe befonben als Dor Der
Operation,
ST. Meas &uren ipreden fir iid5 lelbit.
@r lit cln Mann, neld)er oDllfDm11en porbe=
reitet lit, nit ben berldieoenen &%p1nplita=
tipnen in all oieien Y6aien ben &f auf=
6uneDmen 5eine me0iainiid)e 8e9anbluug
lit BON ioldem gbaratter 3emeien, ibm ge
niigenoes SelbitaM1rouen gu gepdbren, Die
Hatienten I'll Dcrlidern, nb es am be11en fir
ic lit, 1idb elmer Operation poer gelinoeren
Wetboben i'll unter5ie6en.
ST.. Jtea int Gin Spe5ialiit, febanbelt unb
BELT alt 6rDniihen, nerpDs dir 'rgiide
&ranfheiten, Die tbren Sit tief haben, Die
lbleidenc uub DOH l,1i9er 9auer limb, tpie
+. s.. 6er5franfbeit, ldle6tes Slut, tubertu=
fare &ranfbeiten. &rebs, 5umDr, &rampfz
aberbru6, 4 rud. Son ieinen 6rennoen
mir, b%ebauptet, oaR er Die sS6higfcit beiibt.
Die &runtbeit iraenb lpelder 8atienten su
biagnDiren, Dbne an bieieltem ardl rur cine
6raQe III rihten. l1nb oa bies 10 lit. lit es
hei linn nicbt mDali,t, boB CT einen 9oticn<
ten fir ein perfebrtes Qeiben bebanbe(t.
@ir erlauben uns biermit, Die 9eamen eli
niger Der pielen &urcn, Die CT madte, I'll
perDffentlifen.
Strait @eorg &aiante, ct. @lou6, Minn.,
gebeilt BON &rehs al Der Mutter
Sphn Seuthte's Sinh, Brainero, u inn,
9ebeilt boz 8linbbeit.
sSrau s I'm @meiner, Song Nrairie,
Minn., 9cbeilt bon 6rpniih nit @eidmiiren
bebofteten. peben Beinen.
Syrou @eo. Sacob OH, It. @loub, ge6eilt
bon Magen- ln0 9eber=2eiben
Ole @atrom, So gate, N.'9 qeheilt BON
SSifel Nnb @dmorrhriben nod Der bDppber<
miidsn @inipribrrgsmetbpbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Sir sic @erbcHernng n%aiier, falfar=
men Gnn0es.

&ielc Staote ba6eu er6eblihe
Sdppierigfeiten SIT iiberminoen, Inn
Sic Nbfouitoffe, nantentlih 0os Miia,
oos iid bel ibne,1 III GROCER Meiae
mlanmelt, SIT beieitigen. @d1fig
mir0 es p%erbrannt, nod otter a6er l1r=
ter Mufmelrolung GROCER Irotsport=
ipelen nad 6eifimmten 56l1ttoblooe=
pldben gebrobt, 100 es ltngenubt liegt
ru1o &ol1n1 megnimmt. 9ieies Miiu
entb0lt ober nidt MIR be0Gttenoe
3iingelpertbe, ion0ern es eignet iid
auh iebr gut 5lrr Gerbellernng nno
5l1m &0berlegen BON @ieien, Sic 0urd
lire tiefe 9o9e SIT NAB iin0. Gs Mir
Sc lid mobl empfeblen, men1 2ono=
mirtbe Sic iiber 9an0 ser e6en &C.
idiloerten Mrt pe%rfiigen, n1t6 niht ST
melt bon elmer gr0Beren Stoot mob=
men, iih mai NIT Sen ma%Bgeben0e:;
Stenen in Ge%rbin0umg ieben. gs Sir
fen iebr baufig Taue porfonme1 TIT
neuen bei0en S5ei(en oltrh lplte Ser
bi>1ol}ng &ortbeil erpdd)it, nmtiirli6
sir tie fir Sen 2anbmam Ste Gntfer=
nltllg nift SIT groB iein, oclrn iorit
meroert sic Speien SIT bod. Sit Sad=
Dermaltl11gen mer0en in Sen ol1erme!=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
@ams ,t,,o &of.
Srudcnc pocr nailc Tiitternng Der
Maitidpmcimc.

@e0sn sos hume en-, Sen Sdppei-
l1el1 iilertrietene Melgen BON Sill
liqfeit in Sen Srog 81, id)iitten, mell=
Sen lid} Ii. q. fplgcnoc Ml1sfiibrumgel1
pom Nrofeiier Or. @oloefleib in
hnuc d. 9. gs lit oltrd 5ablreide
miNcuihoitlid;e u1o praftilde Ser
iud)e n%adpgepieien, oab pom Dem ben
Sdameireu trptfen nerobfolgten Suit
ter helonoers Sdrnt eoer Nal5e &or=
uer am belteu mromlt lulo sur Ma-
ltll,,0 pcupcrtbet miro. Cine n1db19e
Muielrdtl1na, sic oas Shrot aeraoe
friinlelig mad)t, aber nod nltbt IN Ell
ucu ielldbteu @rei %permanOelt, bemtrtt
ulrr cine geringe &crniloerllng Der
&croaulidfeit, bietet aber Ben &pr=
tbeil, cob Die feineu Sbeile Oes Suit
tiers o1rd} 9ltftbcmeal1l1a ,lldt fort
flieae1 f0llllel1. Gin naller 3ltlta11o
Nes Suffers poer io1ar cine i1ppel1-
artigc @eldoffeuheit lett ooge9e11 Die
&rroa1lid)feit rl1o Sic Mllslultung
b~ctrddtlid) berab, 10 oab ell1 groBerer
Sbeil Ser. merthpollen M1brltoffe oes
Cutters u1tlpS perloren gebt. Menl1
man llltl1 Sic Sdmeine trpcfen %filttert,
10 lit natiirlid Sic Maaeunild], bic
n1all n1oglid}lt nod perpellnet, Dor
pScr nod Sen Moblseiten nod SIT Der
abreihen, pieleid)t in eil1enl Del ol1oe=
rem SroA. Sit Magern1ild nid)t por=
honoel1, mos bei Ser Sdppeinen1alt
ijets 5ll beoal1crn lit, 10 nu1b ooralli
geichen meroen, bab SEN Ibieren &C.
niigel1o Sr1l1f1uoller sur @erfilglulg
lteht, entmeoer ltdl10ig poer Dor nto
llot) ser Mahl5eit I'M Sroge. Seoen=
folls lit es midtig, oaB bei lol1ltlger
Srofenfiitterl1ug oos @eoiirfniB Ser
Sd1meinc nah T%liiiiiafeit a1Sreideno
fefrieOigt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
iten 6aaen frobi iieiin, tpenn tie Sic
M6fdle los merben. !
3nr Hfleec Der @ieien.

SSH ein 6armer ieine @irt6iduft
beben, 10 mlB CT 5l1tlddit an ei1te Ser
bellernng ieiner Mieien 0ellfen. 5ino
oielelben 81 nab, 10 mllB ct neue @rd=
ben 5ieben, ooer Die alten rdl,men.
gbenfalls lit es n0tbig, our6 Scar
beitung NIT ser 8ieienegge fir Elm
geniigenoe Gurhliiftl1ng oes 9ooers
gu iorger. Neben biei len pbpiifaliid)ea
@erbelierungen m1B Der 2anomirt6
an cine Mnrei6erlng ieiner @ieicr
nit Mdbrltpffen benfen. 0nrh ieoe
gr,1te miro Sen @ieien cine Menge
9tGbrltoffe ent5ogen, ipopon sic ballpt=
ia6lidite sic E6osp6oriallre m16 Sas
&ali iino. I'm oaber auf ieiner @iele
ridt &mtbbm1 3l1 treiben, ml1B ma1l
oielelbe idibrlid nit 4 3ent1er 5bo=
masmebl ml,6 3entner Saint pro
Sonne oiil,ger. 9ie &ainitoiingnnG
fat auber0em SEN Gor5ug, 6aB nit
@ilt Ser int Saint befinoliden Me=
be1,iolse Sos Moos o1f SEN @ieiel,
pcrtilgt miro. @enarnte &l1nltoiin=
qsc fins bis ipateltens /. Mpril mls5l'=
1trcl1c11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

JrdusJ. Shopnooer, &inb,, 5tDbD, Wirn.,
SeGellt Dol lbellDeiler HaralDns, Jleli9=
nerlult lno a%ll9emeiner 5hmdde
6rdlllein Gdmeben, 8irb sSSlanb, Nlinn.,
gebeilt bon .Sdtpi: .biudt int eriten Gtaz
b um uno 9uilr5bren< &atarrb
st 81. @rap, 5beloon, SC 8, geb lit bon
Saubbeit.
Jrau VI. % Carton, 8iamar, Minn., ae<
bellt BON 2nftr0brenz&atarrb, Der beinabe
III S6p'noludt altsgeartet trar,
81. 6 9nea, g arpn, &c. 8 aebeilt BON
broniidem 9tbeumatismus.
Srau .. Seen, M,dinpf, q. 8, 0ebeilt
boz ecjena uno idle6tem Blut.
S.M. Carlton, &irdbppen, Minn.. gebeilt
bon drOnlidem Nbeumatismus fDnnte
talm geben uno butte ale 6offnangcn auf-
gegeben
6ugb lraser, 1929 6. Superior Ctr,
9ulMtb, Miln., gebellt bon Mrurai9ia nnb
NbeumatiS1nus
5tau 9eraert @att, 9ulmtb, Minr.. Qe-
bell' BON metbliden &rantbeiter uno Qebc
uno Nisrcnleiben.
Sans 5on,elpig, Sarge, g 8 oebeilt
Don Moerframpf on. IL @iniprikungsme=
tbooe.
Srau Nlbert 15eBmanm, @rcellior> Minn.,
9ebe1lt Don nit @eihmiireu belegtem gein
(angelaufcnes Sci y
SoM1s Gldflng, Motsrtpph, =. 3, qebs,lt.
bon Sdmlaoludt uno Masenleioem.
5rall INN @ieping, McSntofb, Minn.,
9ebe1lt BON Gdwinoiubt inn erlten GRADE.
@.S. @en0t, 3ulutb, Wiinn. oebeift ppu
9ronii6em Gc5en1o iter Sen aansen @0rz !.
per; lit 5pci Sabre lang.
8ilbelm &ieo, 9ittle Sails, Minn.. aez
y Ut oon arehs an Der Nippe nod einruali=
ger 8ebunb1mng.
So Saflun, Morris, Minn., qebeilt
BON lan9jdbrigen 9anlprrbpioen; aeheilt
Dbne Operation.
8 :. ) reaslcr, @1iipn, g. g.. oeheilt
bon Sii1ula Deg 6cctum. Haid eebeiilt ppn
oieier iiberous jhredliden &ranfbeit.
5rau Martin 9pmns, @i(mar, Minu..
noaitanois gebeilt BON tie %ltueiler Blino=
bet.
@regor Scbnisn, 5armid, Minn. qebeilt
BON nit @eibtpiirem bebeftem 0ein, oadte
er wiiroe Gin &riippel hleiben isin Seem
lang.
, Sle 9arion. Milb Slice. 81. 8. aebeilt
bon elmer Maaentrantbeit.
9aB ST.. Meas munberppne @uren ae=
nilgen6e itnb, 81 bemeilen, baB ct elmer Ser
bebeuten6iten @%pe3ialiien Ser mpbernen
3e,tea lit. 8ufleigb Mtittpn, friiberer Ser
olsaeber oes Sournal S5ierper, 9iebfielb,
g. $.
9r. Sea & 60. baben @prtehrunaen ge<
t%roffen, st @louo. @rano Central 6ptel,
5l beiuden, am 6reitaa, ben II Setruor,
BON 8 ubr morgtns big 6 l1br ahenos.
&nniultotion unb l1nteriudtlu,g fur foI>
Gle, Die intereliirt iinb. S1.00.
Or. Sea e. So.
327 Century @l0g., MinneapoIis, Minn.
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%ertilsmns oes l1nge5iefcrs bei
Sd)iuetnen.

9ns ein p%or5iiglides Mittel sur
Gerti(glung BON ltnge5iefer BET
Sbmeineu pir0 no6 Sen Mittbeilun=
gen Ser @ereilrigln1g beltti6er S6mei<
1e5iidter ser Mild)robm %empfoblen;
ser grfplg bein1 @ebrau6 OeSielben
ioa ein acknowledgement iein. Der
Mabn1 mir0 mittels elmer &iirite auf=
getrogen 1n0 idon in elmer balben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
%crcsclaua Scr Sbit6Gnne.

%ei Ser %ereoe(ung Don Sbitbal1=
men lit in erlter 9il1ie oora1f 8eoa6t
5ll nebn1en, oaB MIR itarfe, id0ne
lrno gellnoe Neiler p%erpenoet mer=
Sen. Nl1d Ser 3eitpl1l1ft oes. Sdptit=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

gs giebt feline Musfel ooer fem
@lie0 meldes nidt bon &beumntis=
mus befaue11 meroen fann. s. giebt
aber feline Mrt 6eiielbe1t, melder 1ridt
our6 ct. Sofobs Sel furirt meroen
faltr. gs furirt 1ider uno 6altert1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

&ieb. = &eiienQer:: ~@os mar
sag 0ea1n fir cine @eieuidaft, Ser Sic
gcltern oben0 lpat nod ol1f madten?"
@irtb: vMebrere @erren, Sic sur
Sag0 bergefommen iin6!"
@eii enoer: Sea, Sic meroen 6ieie
gfad,t cine reide @e>1te 1T ibren Clint
merl1 gen1odt boben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

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@aS Sbr ermtem f1mmt.

bi in nur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dg gppn@ BMda mbm W pom Slider &Dm @ae SMr @auuHI,
4H4 &Hu b ale nDbGben Semitic @mnM r gut SrB nt@ 10 aumGmn hB @unS mn0 BON @pnk
7mmrn ntnuin MnMLn penn Sr 0s hpt
5MH fir m BRtm bf N mad ugb er Nuf1rng, Die SWroH Nm iob bier um MnhSu mn
psm mir pua 5ba5ahma nuIma BnI @ NHs uW n Der YeMnmgG hhHsu 2en m nmnG
en Mn ubMMena hhpe% n tnepahpm H mbn uMhbMgs mnhnit@A 6 in m@m Sabnn
hn mb mm rU tb pnms tn
The copper era., 1911-09-29
Decision of Far Reaching Conse- quences on COnstitutiOnality of Governmental Questions Expected During Ap-
 preaching Term

Washington, Sept. 26.-The initia tive and referendum probably will he the subject of a decision-with far reaching consequences by the su- preme court of the United States dur ing the approaching term. The ques- tion of the constitutionality of these expedients of government forms the basis of a suit between the state of Oregon and the Pacific States Tele- phone X Telegraph company. As the case is near the head of the docket It will be reached ID time to insure d decision before the end of the term.
 The case originated in the com pauy's challenge of a law enacted by the Oregon legislature under the ini tiativr plan, by which 4 tax of , per cent was placed upon the gross earn ings of telrgra ph and telephone con- pAnies. Taking the position that ini- tiative and referendum, which are in the Orego law, are in consistent with the republican form
The copper era., 1911-09-29
DEMOCRATIC CLUB IS FORMED
Preliminary Organization is Effected and Officers Elected for Cam
 paign of 1911

A goodly nun Der of the democrats of Clifton, appr oximately seventy five, asse mbled at Library Hall on Saturday evening last for the pur- pose of organizing a democratic club. This action on the part of the demo- cratic club of Clifton is in keeping with the action of democrats in other cities of Arizona during the past two weeks. A large numb of the demo- crats belonging to the club in 1910 were present and during the evening several new members were enrolled.
 The meeting was called to order by Pickens Anderson, secretary of the club last year and on motion of Hon. Ben NJ. Crawford, Hon. John R. Hampton was unanimously elected President and G. L. Coffee secretary.
 On motion the President was auth orized at the next meeting, which will be held Saturday evening, Sep temher 30, to name seven Vice Pres
The copper era., 1911-09-29
COPPER MAGNATES VISIT THE CLIFTON
 MORENC| DISTRICT
Men Prominent in the Mining Industry of the United States Make Hurried Trip of Inspection to this
 Section.
IS MERGER CONTEMPLATED?
Vice-President of Mining Congress Says Big Deal is Being COnsumated
 in London.

During the present week the Vice President ot the Mining Congress. Mr. E. L. DeLesty, made the state ment that gigantic copper merger was in process of formation with the banking house of Rothchilds, of Lon don, backing the merger.
 On Tuesday of this week the Cop per Era received an Associated Press inquiry regarding the wherea bouts of w. F. Corey. J. D. Ryan, ct al, who had been visiting the big copper mines of Arizona during the past week. It was believed by many that the visit of Corey, Ryan ct al to Ari- zona at this time was in connection with the proposed merger, the head London.
 On Saturday evening last there ar rived in Morenci J D. Ryan, of the Cole-Ryan interests; W. D. Thornton, president of the Amalgamated Cop per company: W. E. Corey, former president of the U. s. Steel corpor- ation: P. L. Foster, of the London Explora tion company: R. L. Agaesiz of the Calumet and Hecla and Dr. L. D. Ricketts of the Greene Copper company, Cananea-
 The party was travelling in the pr- vate car ''Washoe", Of the Butte X Anacouda railroad. At Morenci the party was escorted through properties of the Detroit Copper Co.,, by General Manager c. E. Mills and later they we're the guests of Gen erat Manager Carmichael. ot the Arfz ."a Copper company, in trip II ...rground at Longfellow and Met eli.
 Local officials of the Arizona Cop per company and the Detroit Copper company state positively that so far as they know the coming of this dis tinguished party of mining capital ists has no special significance at this time. They secuted the propo- sition that the visit of these men to the Clifton-Moreuci Copper district was in connection with any opposed merger. In the opinion of local otfi- cia Is the gentlemen in the party all of whom are heavily interested in mining, were desirous of seeing the development in this section of Ari- zona and were here merely on d sight seeing expedition. The party was escorted by nr. L. D. Ricketts of the Green. Cananea company. A 6 r spending Sunday in the district they left on d special for Chino, \. NJ. Sunday night where they spent q part of Monday and left Ei Paso via the Rock Island Monday night for Chicago.
The copper era., 1911-09-29

d1cv was ot secondary .uport ancc compared with the principle of the election Of Senators by direct vote.
 Col. Pickett defended the Arizona constitution and eclared in favor of the Recall of the Judiciary.
 On the tariff question the Colonel stood squa ly on the principles of the democratic party and prom sed a further revision of the tariff down. ward.
 For long time before moving to Arizona Col, Pickett was a resident of Silver City, N. M., and while here met many old timers in Clifton and Duncan who had known him over a period of thirty years, and who ex- tended to him hearty and cordial welcome Information C ming from Cochise cou ,ty is tu the effect that Col. Pickett will lead all other can didates in that county.
 MT. O'Neil ut NJ +ricupd County ar rived on Tuesday evening and spoke at the Armory aud divided time with Coi. Picket on w dne>dar evening in the Chase ~, ek Gi~trIct.
 Mr. ON .It de-crIbed Lnc struG. C at Washington in behhtI of >tate- hood for Ar zoua during tie Closing days of the special session of Con gress. He spoke Ot his personal re cord in Phoenix in opposing the saloon element and said he was run ming for the Senate on his record.
 On Chase creek "Wednesday ven- ing he discussed national issues sup porting the democratic contention in favor of the reduction of he tariff. He said if eie1tea to the Seuatr he would introducr bill in ,ou4 4res~ providing for the recall of the Judges of the Supreme court of the Unit ed States. He also stated that he would favor the adoption of a rule by the Ariz'na Corpora ion Com mission i., ,h.- u,w state If r1on;t prohibi in9 mining companies from
The copper era., 1911-09-29
WIGGS CASE IS 0N TRIAL AT
 PHOENIX
Territorial Board of Education is Hear ing Charges Brought Against
 Duncan School Teacher

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 29.-The Ter ritorial Board of Education is in ses- sion here today for the purpose of hearing the charges filed before the Board by pupils and patrons of the = hool at Duncan, in Greenlee Couu- ty, against Clarence W:ggs principal of the school
 The charges allege conduct unbe- coming q gentleman and a teacher and familiarity with young lady pupils in his room.
 Several aftidavits have been filed before the board both for he prose cution and the defeuse. One of the affidavits is sworn to by Miss Ethel Black, of Duncan, who attended the Duncan school last year. Miss Black in her affidavit swears that the Dun can teacher was guilty of undue fami- liarity and alleges that Wiggs on more than one occasion placed his hands upon her limbs in a manner that was offensive to her.
 Della Pringle, another young lady pupil of Duncan made similar charges in an affidavit.
 Florence Stewart, another pupil, alleges in her affidavit that on one occasion while she was in the school room lduring recess, "Wiggs placed both of his arms around me and pull ed me up to him.'
 Esther Chiffon states in an affidavit on file before the Board of Education that the Duncan teacher attempted to lay his hands upon her in an offen- sive manner.
 Chas Sands states that he saw the Duncan teacher riding with one of his pupils Miss Catharine McLennan and the young lady was seated in tn e lap of her teacher.
 Other affidavits before the Board are signed by Supt. J. w. Aker and J. Craig Watts, d minister of the Presbyterian church at Duncan.
 A telegram to the Copper Era from Phoenix on Saturday morning Sept. 3Oth, states that the Board of Educa- tion had concluded its hearing and would render it's decision on Monday October ,.
The copper era., 1911-09-29
REPUBLICANS ON THE MOVE
Two Meetings Held During the Past
 Week to Suggest Nominations

That d complete ticket will be placed in the field by the republicans of Greenlee county at the primary election on October 24th was made certain this week after conference of leading republicans held at Pretty mans Opera House on Wednesday evening. While the democrats are quarreling among themselves on pri- mary day the republicans will go quietly to the polls and vote for one man for each office previously decid- ed upon in caUcas.
 While full ticket has not yet been proposed, it is probable that Hon. G. A. Franz will make the race for the state senate from this county on the republican ticket. J. D Patty will be the nominee of his party for Sher- if. C. C. Sellers, will be nominated for Clerk of the Superior Court aud c. E. Tyler is slated for Assessor.
 For Supervisor there will probab bly, be more than one aspirant for this office c. P. Dunn, Jos. Terrell, J. L. Waters have announced their candi- dacy and more are expected.
 Local republicans are preparing to give Hon. Ralph Cameron and Hon. Hoval A Smith d rousihg reception when these candidates for the United States Senate reach Clifton.
The copper era., 1911-09-29
Twin Peaks Shipping

Last Friday at the Twin Peaks free gold shaft, in the south drift from the 100 foot level, rich vein of sul- phide ore was struck that goes in values that reach the thousands of dollars. The ore is now being sorted and sacked and shipment to the Fl Paso shelter will be made. This is the most important strike the mine has shown so far, but the great ton mage already on the dump and in the mine shows positively that the Twin Peaks company have a mine of great possibilities.
The copper era., 1911-09-29
COCHISE CANDIDATE MAKES SPEECH
 IN CLIFTON
Col. H. L. Pickett Favorite Son of COchise County Spends Five Days in Greenlee County and
 Made Four Speeches
LET THE PEOPLE RULE
Candidate Says He Will be Satisfied \ With Decision of People at
 Primary Election

he voters of Greenlee County dur
 the past week entertained with
 it's borders two candidates for the Knitted States Senate Col. H. L. Pickett, of Tombstcre and Hon. Eagene Brady O'Neil of Maricopa County.
 Col. Pickett arrived at Duncan on Saturday where he addressed the voters Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon he came io Clifton and Monday night addressed the voters of HIll's Addition at the Court House. and on Wednesday evening spoke to a large crowd on Chase Creek. Tues day evening he delivered an open air address at Morcuci.
 Col. Pickett's platform in his race for United States Senator is ''Let he People Rule" He stated in his peaches in this county that he had Ppeen the first candidate to advocate the selection of United States SCI : ators by a direct primary vote and that he wanted the u"mina tion for Senator in no other manner He decried the old methods of couv n tions and the election of Sena tors hh legislatures and declared his candi-
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engaging in the mercantile business as such Q practice by mining com panies made peons of their employees. He said his platform had always been to place the man above the dollar. He added that the only legislative assembly ever convened in Arizona that was not controlled by the big mining and railroad companies of Arizona was the late constitutional convention.
 MT. O'Neil spoke in Morenei Thurs day evening and departed for Pima county Friday morning.