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The copper era., 1911-04-07

hoped that the visit the committee the directors of the Arizona Copper Co., Ltd will result prosperity for the well the community large The prosperity of Geenlee county necessarily dependent large the activity prosperity of it's large mining companies pros perity of all
The copper era., 1911-04-07
DIES SUDDENLY.
Horace L. Johnson Found Dead In Field
 Near Thatcher.

Early Monday morning the sad news spread through Thatcher that Horace L. Johnson was dead. and little later the following story was told: MT. Johnson had gone into his field about eight o'clock Sunday evening to turn on the water, and expected to return a bout bed time, but be failed to appear, and after waiting for some time, Mrs. Johnson became uneasy and asked the neigh bors to go out and look for him. This was done, but they came back stating that he was not there, and more neighbors were aroused to join in the search. A large party with lanterns tramped up and down the muddy field for hours, and finally, about three o'clock in the morning, they found him lying oni his face in a muddy trench where he had fallen. They took him to his home, where every effort was made to restore life, but all to no avail.
 MT. Johnson was about thirty six years old. He was a son of President William D. Johnson, who died less than year ago. His health has not been good for some time, as his heart seemed to trouble him, but in spite of this his industry and perseverance have never ceased. It will be remem- bered that some time ago, he fell SenSeless i'm his field and was saved by his faithful dog giving the alarm.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

President Taft has returned from the Georgia golf links walks the southern fields have been changed the long talks with politicians
The copper era., 1911-04-07

Clifton and Morenc experienced house cleaning this conducted by S. deputy marshas and both communities better the visit.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

That Mexican embroglio determined keep broglioing, despite all embroglias to the contrary.
The copper era., 1911-04-07

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets assist nature in driving all impurities out of the system, insuring free and regular condition and restoring the organs of the body to health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
The copper era., 1911-04-07


 in the Record of Mines, is as follows:
 NAME BOOK PAGE Alice Winefred 454 Antietam l3 4sS Black Mastodon 10 473 Blue Jay 10 6s67 Boston No. IA 223 Boston No 2 IA 224 Boston No. 8 IA 9o5 Boston No.4 IS 25 Boston No. 6 IA 22s Boston No. : IA 22e Boston No. IA sss Boston No. g IA sse Brat 15 1al Buckeye 1a Aes Bullion Annex r ls4 Central 10 11a Companion No. IS 15I Companion No. 2 IS 152 Copper Bullion IA 2s5 Copper II 2eo Copper Verde IA 2s8 Consolidate No. II Q Consolidate No. 2 II 10 Consolidate No. II 10 Consolidate No 4 Il II Consolidate No. 5 IS 77 Copper Chief 12 22o Copper Wedge Il 21O Defiance IA R Defiance No. 2 19 8 Defiance No. IS 40 Defiance No.4 IA l95 Dividend l5 2sl Eclipse IS 2S Evolutor l2 2es Euclaire IS 26 Eagle Is 113 Fraction I5 5l6 Famous 15 147 Fire Fly l9 & Golden Gate ee Green Tree IS 1as Good Boy II 4Os Guigante s11 Grand View l5 5ss Grand View No. 15 5s7 Hidden View l5 5l5 High Roller 10 25s High View IS 142 Hecksher 12 22l Indiana IS s6O Last Spike IA 213 Leo c. Is 50 Monte Carlo IA 2s7 Amended Missing Link 45s Nevada 467 Mt. Vernon No. IS IA Mt Vernon No 2 le SO5 Mt Vernon No 8 Is III North Field IS Al November Il 43 November No. IS 1Os North Star IS Is Newark IS 2s New York 10 A9 Ollie l54 Olivette IA Se Oliver r 155 | Paramour 13 TAO Perplexity No. 16 245 PerpIexity No2 I6 245 Republic IA 2s9 Rich Hill Il 27s Regulation 10 93 Raven l5 u2 Roswell l2 222 Red Rock I5I 59I Royal c. 15 1IO Solid Copper IA 296 Summit No. 1 IS I45 Summit No. 2 13 I46 Summit No. 13 147 Summit No. IS I4S Summit Mo-. IS 149 Summit No. 6 IS 1EO Standard SIP Spectator Iron 10 s5 Sharpshooter Is l Tony IS 27 Top Notch 10 93 Thunder Mt. No. 15 356 Thunder Mt. No. l5 357 Tom Reed 15 5O7 Twin Kids 15 5l2 Verde Annex 17 I35 X Ray 13 24S New Jersey 10 AIS Tom H 15 5l2 Virgie Queen 12 292 Triangulate r 2IS Rye
 Mansfield g 476 Mansfield No. 2 13 I6S Mansfield No. 8 I3 I69 Medler 15 14s Missing Link Extension r I56 Mansion Fraction 15 5lS Maine 10 96 Maine Fraction 10 5l7
The copper era., 1911-04-07


 NAME Book PAGI Alice winefred 45 Antietam IS AS Black Mastodon/ 10 Al Blue Jay 10 66 6 Boston No. 14 22 Boston No. 2 IA % Boston No 14 22 Boston No IS 2 Boston No. If 22 Boston No. fl % Boston No IA 33 Boston No. g II 33 Brat 15 IS Buckeye 13 49 Bullion Annex r IS Ger tral 10 IS Companion No. l 1S 15 Companion No. 2 IS 15 Copper Bullion II 2s Copper IA 29 Copper Verde IA 2S Consolidate No. Il Consolidate No 2 II Il Consolidate No. 3 Il | Consolidate No Il l Consolidate No. 5 i3 z Copper Chief 12 22 Copper Wedge Il 21 Defiance IA 5 Defiance No. 2 19 Defiance No. 3 IS 4 Defiance No. 4 IA 19 Dividend 15 2S Eclipse IS 9 Evolutor 12 29 Euclaire IS 2 Eagle 15 II Fraction Is 51 Famous Is IA Fire Fly 19 Golden Gate g Green Tree 13 13 Good Boy Il 40 Guigante 9 31 Grand View 15 5S Grand View No. 2 15 5s Hidden View 15 5I High Roller 10 9 High View 13 IA Hecksher 12 9 Indiana IS 36 Last Spike IA 2l Leo c. 15 5 Monte Carlo 14 2s Amended Missing Link 8 45 Nevada 46 Mt Vernon No. 1 13 IA Mt Vernon No. 2 16 30 ML Vernon No. 8 15 II North Field 1S IA November Il 4 November No. 13 10 North Star IS Newark IS 2 New York 10 fl Ollie 1E Olivette IA 8 Oliver r 15 Paramour IS IA Perplexity No. 1 Is 24 Perplexity No.2 16 24 Republic IA 2s RIch Hill II 2 | Regulation 10 g Raven 15 II Roswell 12 9 Red Rock 15 59 Royal c. 15 II Solid Copper IA 2s Summit No. 1 13 14 Summit No. 2 13 IA Summit No. 8 13 14 Summit No.4 13 14 Summit No 5 13 IA Summit No. 6 13 IS Standard 3l Spectator Iron 10 & Sharpshooter 16
 Tony IS 9 Top Notch 10 9 Thunder Mt No. l 15 35 Thunder Mt No. 2 15 35 Tom Reed Is 5O Twin Kids 15 51 Verde Annex F 13 X Ray 13 24 New Jersey 10 All Tom H. 15 51: Virgie Queen F 29. Triangulate r 21t Rye
 Mansfield 47t Mansfield No 2 13 16S Mansfield No. 3 1S 16! Medler 15 14S Missing Link Extension r 15t Mansion Fraction 15 SIS Maine 10 9t Maine Fraction 10 4II
 Also a tunnel right under Mammoth Mining claim, located in the Greenlee Gold Mountain Mining District, Greenlee County. Arizona, the location notice being recorded in Book g, Rec ords of Mines, page 166. Graham County, Ari- zona and under Buster Mining Claim, located in the same district, the location notice where of being recorded in Book 10. Record of Mines, page 61, Graham County, Arizona; the said tun-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
Daddy Bedtime
c. The Ivy That
DlO Lived Upon
The Oak Tree,

& ACK had been Boosting Of his swimming.
II can swim eve so far, daddy. I car beat Evelyn ali hollow. 1
can beat that Jones girl too 1 a beat frankie Green. / cal swim
better than any OF the boys at the beach"
wei, / car u faster than ycu car, . thereF'7 vas Evetyns retort
Daddy wal ready with q story, so he began:
How I pity you. the Ivy NICE said to the Sunhower. Though you try so
hard to stretch up to the sky, you never get more tina n a few feet IRON te
ground. 1t must be very disappointing
sBut the Sunfower made n o reply ony turned her little golden face up
TO the sun and swayed gently O her long stalk
" 4 could not live such a nfe' the Ivy went on I must climb, climb,
until I can overlook everything but this oak to which l cling. 1t is the
tanest tree In the forest
"rbe cloud which had spread we the SUI grew larger and darker and
the little breezest that had at first stirred the leaves were followed by stronger
and rougher mes until the forest trees rocked and swayed In the wind Soon
a terrible storm broke over the country. The lightning flashed, the thunder
doomed and rolled and the wind tore and tossed the trees until they leaned
far overi Ii n agony of pain and fear.
aThe old oak. the tanest tree in the forest bent aud moaped, while Its
boughs 1asheds the air like so many helpless fingers, graspng fr support At
iastth there came one wind stronger than all thnt had gone before end the tree,
with a mighty groan, went topping over
"When the storm bad passed and the SUI came nut again, the oak lay
stretched out with the Ivy crushed beneath It.
Alas. sighed tho IVY as It Jaw the little sunnower lift tits head cheerfy
to the sur TO climb too high is To- put oneself In the way of danger. Would
ground ivy. Then / might have been safe and happy now
sThe little Sunnoner said Why do you not now loose your hold on the
oak tree and learn . grow like the lowiy ground ivy that you envy7
Alas sighed the Ivy. Il wish that I could. / am q crushed and torn by
the fall that even had my roots not been draszed from the ground could
never have changed the habits OF a lifetime and learned to creep about Is
does the ground w, taking my morning drink OF dew with the grass and
going to sleep with the crckets and the grasshoppers instead OF with the
BIRDS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
MELONS, MUSK AND WATER.

To the true melon lover nothing
added In the way OF favor to a ripe,
rich melon improves 1t. a melon,
either musk or water melon, should be
thoroughly chilled before serving.
Water melon scooped from the pink
deiiciousness with an ice cream scoop
and served lon wellwashed grape
leaves makes a delightful dessert
When wanted to take the place OF
a preserve for tea, musk melon may
be cut In dice and sprinkled with a
grating of nutmeg and sugar and q
few drops OF lemon juice. Such a dish
will not so begging.
Water Melon sherbet.-Scrape the
ripe pulp from the melon, saving all
the juice; to two quarts OF the mfx-
ture add a cup of sugar and a cup OF
finely chopped nut meats; freeze, and
When partly frozen stir iii the beaten
whites OF two eggs and finish freezing
A little lemon juice added before
freezing improves the flavor.
A most delieious dessert when one
has company and wants an extra at
tractive dessert Ia prepared as fol-
lows: Cut ripe musk melons In halves
crosswise, remove the seeds and Oil
with vanilla ice cream; decorate with
almonds dipped In chocolate to resem-
BILE seeds and serve on plates covered
with grape leaves.
Water Melon PickIes.-Pee1 and cut
the melon rind into small pieces and
put them into a stone jar; sprinkle
with salt and let them stand over
night. To every pound OF melon al
low a half pound OF sugar. a pint Of
vinegar and stick OF cinnamon, and
cloves to taste. Cook the ingredients
together. then add the melon, which
has been parboiled until tender In
clear water. Add to the strip and
scald. Then put away In a jar COW
cred with a cloth.
Preserved Melon Rind.-Peel- and
chop the rind, then cook together with
lemons sliced with seeds removed.
Add ~three-fourths of a pound OF sugar
to a pound of fruit and cook In the
strip until clear. FIJI the jars with
the preserve, pour over the hot strip
and seal when cool
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

cat. and she's always talking Iolstol browning OF soheehhe ehpio"
like that And she wears wooden stocking"
THAT. of course. would damn her forever" murmured the wsnts-to-
be cynfc soto voice.. Either Molly didn't hear n val OF 10 9 GOO
o further battles. for she refused to take up h gage
"Men don't mind cats, do they" suggested the butterfly, az long 2
they ar at only tt other women but kittens to themy"
well. what kind IT a girl do mn like anyway asked lady
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"a Girl with spirit" declared til -entsto-be cyn1c, . gi % -
interested. alve and always ready fF fun.
"a girl that's thoroughly silly sndned Molly ana doesn't aHHoy
men by pretending to know something S.
1.-THE girl with a pretty lace Or inquire, Q maHef What ews 81 hsy
contributed the author mans wife artiy. L
aThe eyen tempered girl" said the anthor man, with a warmth th1E
surgpated he ws stating what should be instead of what was
AThe girl who is always respectful to her father mother, doesn1
waar ultra clothes. likes to be outdoors and likes children described y
man-whothfnks.
eseemst to me- said the Iadywhoalways knows-somehoWs thai. we
gt son pretty good suggestions about the kind of a man 9 woman LIKES
1hen Ruth asked her reader friends about it. Suppose 70 get Ter 10 as
them shout this" ys -
Will my reader friends please again CONSIDER he1seises app1A40a -
for their points of view? - x-4-s
esing. 49, nr rna
please remember al close to a hundred words az possible, ana
please don't Generallze# too much. Thlnk o. "a si = he 10y 80 =
what qualities made you like her uus c.
That's the kind OF thing that really means soms .h ~ e 4uo 49, ~ Is
beloved Stevenson Just once more- mere y p ronAp1s 49, on 49, -
thought or rightly written Q q this matter 81 % ths y - Z piS' ~
the persons experience"
~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
How to Make a Compass.

a. magnetic needle is very easily
made where q magnet may be had.
This, as you know, Is used to ascertain
the presence of iron.
A bit of fine steel wire, or a long
thin stocking needle which has had a
quarter of an inch cut OF at the point,
Is to be heated In the center until II
Is capable OF being slightly bent; then.
while hot, a piece OF sealing wax Is at
tached to the center, and the point
which was cut off, being made hot at
the thick end, Is to be fixed In the wax.
so that the sharp end may serve as a
pivot. descending about one-eighth Of
an inch below the center, taking care
that both ends of the needle fall enough
below the pivot to keep It from over
turning.
It Is new ready to be ~magEaetizad.
This Ray be done by sliding an end
OF the magnet hair dozen Vines Of
SO from the center to one end Of the
needle, and treating the other end In
the same manne A small brass
thimble Ia best for the support, the
point of the pivot being placed Il GIG
OF the ~indentations near the center OF
the top, when, IL well balanced, 1t win
turn until 1t points due north and
south. II one side tends $ rrsponder-
ate, 1t should be nipped until balance
be restored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
ConundrErrs.

When is a chickens neck like q bell?
When 1t is rung for dinner.
why does Sweden not have to send
abroad for cattIef Because she keeps
her Stockholm.
What Is the difference between q
clock and a partnership? When a clock
is wound up 1t goes; when a firm Is
wound up it stops.
When do the teeth usurp the tongues
rightsf When they are c~hattering.
What should you do IL you split your
sides with laughterf Run till you got
q stitch In them.
Why Is Sunday the strongest day In
the week. Because the rest are week
(weak) days
Why is a plowed field like feathered
gamer Because It's part-ridges.
Why Is a crow the bravest bird in
the worid7 Because 1t never shows
the white feather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
The Servants Review.

Vienna domestic servants have a
weekly paper, managed by themselves,
which they call the Servants Review.
All III treated and oppressed servants
are invited 10 pour their woes into the
lars Of the editor. who offers them the
consolation of printing the anne and
addresses OF hard hearted masters and
mistresses- Subscribers to the Journal
are allowed to advertise for situations
free of charge, and notices of foot
mems balls and concerts for maids OF
all work are features OF the publica.
taon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

ahe skirt that gives a panel effect at
g. H~k. - IL All In one. lis emin-
entity desirable. Here Is q model that in
cIudes Inverted piatts st the sides which
provide comfortable flare for walking while
the straight slender effect LIS preserved. The
front and back CORES can be stitched to any
desired depth
The skirt Is made in six cores. There are
extensions on the side cores that form the
Inverted pisats. The edges of frorit and
back cores are turned well under. then ar
ranged over the side cores and stitched:
the edges are Joined beneath tho pIaits.
For the medium size viii be required 81
inches wide when material has figure or
map; eA yards "a or az yards AZ inches
wide VIII en- material has Esfthar figure nor
nap, the width of he skirt at the lower edgs
is sA yards, IN yards when platta are laid.
The pattern. No. 7l47, Is cut In sizes for
a 80. "a, "a, rs. 80 and 80 inch waist meas
ure, and Will be mailed to any address by
the Fashion Department OF this paper ON
receIpk of tan cent?.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
Oldest Newspaper.

The Using Pao, or Picking News, Is
the Oldest newspaper in the world, hav-
ing been issued regularly fer nearly
1.Ao0 years. Its circulation is about
10000. The extreme care necessary In
publishing this paper is shown by the
fact that until recent years the pun
ishment for an error In printing was in
slant death. Another Chinese newspa-
per. the Kiln Pan. is a thousand years
oid.-Grit-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
The sunflower Garter.

Have you seen the new bedroom
slippers with sunfiower carriers to
match? The illustration gives a good
fdea Of this fetching novelty. To be
correct as to coioring the sunlower
garter should be made OF yellow satin
ribbon with q touch OF brown In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

Brown and white cancels hair In a
close hairline striped effect Is used for
this smart looking coat, worn by a
young American matron at Long
champs recently. The arrangement OF
the stripes In crosswise effect on the
collar and belt gives a stunning effect.
The broad belt adds a long waisted
suggestion, which Is rather pleasing. as
the big collar falls SO low at the back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
sAa4aa AND SLIPPER MATCH.

center to simulate the seeds OF this
kitchen garden flower. But there are
sc many variations from type In the
fashion world that any color may be
used.
The slippers are nothing more than
a length of wide ribbon gathered about
feecy soles and drawn up with elias
tie at the top.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

Photo BY American Press Association.
At a summer resort In the Catskill
mountains there was given not long
ago q masquerade party for the little
folks. The photograph shows two OF
the participants who took the-charac-
tiers of bride and groom The bride
was very much admired by all who
saw them and compiimented On her
sweet and demure deu1eanor. And
here is where the Joke comes In, for
there was much laughter when the
truth was made known. 1t turned out
that the beautiful bride who had been
30 much admired was a little boy
dressed In bridal array, while the
proud groom proved to be a girl In
boys clothing. They were, the big hit
OF the masquerade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

the wants-to-be cynfc reached Tor the paper and
scrutinized the item. "Mr. So-and-So," he murmureds
thoughtfuIly, wasn't he an old fame Of yours,
Mol1yf"
He was not" retorted Molly with flaming cheeks
That's Just like you men. You never can believe
anything we say Is impersona1. / never met him more
than once or twice, Just enough to know that he had
perfect manners. and didn't with pointed emphasis1
take every opportunity to say disagreeable things. II
wasn't wholly that I wondered that he should marry
her, but that anyone should"
'sWhy, don't you think she's the kind OF q girl s
man lkes?' queried the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
how practically.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

DID you know that II there were but.
one good potato In the world and that
was placed under the care Of a first
class gardener it would probably pro-
duee 100000 other tubers in ten
years timer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
What sire Might cass.

she-They say there are germs fl
kisses What DO you suppose q gIrl
could catch that way7 He-A hus
band-ExchangQ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

Resist Thy ireliualloas IL the begin
alng@koEnaa Eszaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
IZZeKTfGIiEN


HAVE no other than a WON
S&9A ans reason.
I think him so-because ] think him 80.
Shakespeare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
METHOD.

The secret Of getting through
work is meahod. Order, il has been
said, Is Gods FIRST law. Let il be
yours. Do not let your work ac-
cumulate upon your hands. 1t is
not work that kills. but arrears Of
work. Work put Of is work put on
heavy interest. Sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof" Il becomes
intolerable i it be laid upon tomor-
row.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02
The Evening Chit Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

&c A ND all the while their acquaintmces look O In stupor. and ask
"a each other with almost passionate emphasis, what so-andso a
see In that woman, II such-anone in that man. I I'M sure.
gentlemen, I cannot tell you"
Robert Louis Stevenson.
Molly, the little senographer# lady, had Just read in the evening
paper that Mr.. So-and-So was going to marry Miss Sueh-an-One and had
promptly Justified Mr.. stevenson's description by exdaimfng, with almost
passionate emphasis, that she didn't Zee how such a nice ma as he could
possibly like that girl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-02

Ihis noaEen saass sSsoznp&ay ~
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-28

j. K. McGregor was in the city last
night for the installation Of heoflicers
of the Masonic orders
Wanted A delivery team. Must not
weigh more than ll00 pounds and must
be young. Perigo & Son
F. W. Dehart, of Hood, Wash.
where he is engaged in the mercantile
business, transacted business in the
city last Thursday.
. Mrs. Seneca Fouts arrived Yesterday
from her home in Portland to spend
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. j. Baker
Meigs W. Bartmess arrived Sunday
from Pittsburg, where he is connected
with the Westinghouse Co., for visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. f.
Bartmess.
Hello, Boys Happy New Year.
Don't forget to start the new year
right by attending the dance at Pine
Grove January /. Big oyster supper.
Music by Newman's orchestra.
C. R. Bone joined Mrs. Bone in
Portland Sunday and remained over
for Christmas day with Mrs. Bone S
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bone will leave
soon to spend the winter in southern
California.
Charles L. Wheeler spent the holi-
days in Portland, the guest of his
1 friend, Oscar j. Tillesson. MIR. Wheel
er was present at the banquet given
to the Northwestern governors Satur-
/ day evening.
We are prepared to overhaul and
paint automobiles in first.class man
ner We also do all kinds of machine
and repair work. Welding of cast iron,
aluminium, and brass by the Oxy-Ace-
! tylene process a speciality. We can
weld frozen and bl rsted water jackets
on gasoline engine cylinders and save
! You money.
THE DALLES IRON WORKS,
The Dalles, Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Edwards and
daughter have returned from spending
/ the holidays with Mrs. Edwards par
ents in Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. l..
c. Simms and family will return today.
The latter are bringing their household
goods with them and will make their
permanent home here. They have
taken the Rand house on State street
next to the Congregational church.