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The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Very few ladies in America have had the honor
OF being elected alternate delegate of the great ma
tona political conventions Truly Grand Junction has reason to
be proud of Miss Eugena Kelly.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Fear not, little with YOU" the MESSAGE sent
back from Denver by James W. Buckn his personal averts
here when the latter began the
decision of the state concerning the pestena sy
TEN of voting.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

They doing tall fighting down old Mexico
battle will wage ferey for three four days. then when
the smoke has cleared away the list of fatalities casualties
ally reads about follows: Killed two mules wounded ten
men; captured, 800 rounds of rifle Shots
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

smay, according the dispatches, "a broken man. ow-
the great strain he has been under the Titanic went
down More likely is rather than strain that trou
bling this gentleman
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Miss Ella Torrance. popular
clerk of the New York store, is con-
fined to her home this week on ac-
count of illness.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03
ELLiOTT'S SPECIALS: Assorted
sizes Children's Oxfords, 81 per pair.

The blackstone Jewelry Co. repairs
rings and guarantee their work, 5S4
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

If it weren't making liable charge of sacrilege we
would offer bet that the great general the Meth
odlst Church does NOT raise the ban dancing.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

The election of coored as alternate to the denocra,
national convention by the Colorado Springs has
veloped some very humorous situations
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

1t is amusing the efforts made by republican papers
this Senator Cuggenhem to Congress
man aor the credit for securing the passage home
stead legislation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

evident that particular democratic presidential can
ddate has popularity the south Underwood VIII
sdn Clark and Harmon all have great olowing Dixie land
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03
THE BANKERS TO HELP
REORGANIzE THE ROAD

:, Denver. May 3.-It is an 6,
e nounced this afternoon, on re- &,
3 liable authority, that Chicago &,
= bankers will perfect arrange g
8 ments for the reorganization of 6,
3 the Moffat road and Denver g
= railway securities companies g
g g g g g g g g g g g g g g $3.50 3
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Bring your feet and let us fit them
at half price. Boston Shoe store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

1t gratifying that the board of county commission
has decided show least limited degree of respect
for the recommendations made by the grand jury.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

The ride the train from Paisade to Grand Junction inst
very much like ride through huge flower garden owing
the beauty and the fragrance of the bossomng orchards
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

The Shrners passing through Grand Junction by the hun
dreds but effort being made them the adyant
the superiority and the beauties of the Grand valley
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Gail us up on that rush job. ]
Z. Mckenzie, The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03
ELLl0I'T'S SPECIALS: Assorted
sizes Children's Oxfords. 81 per pair.

A 17-jewel watch in the best dust
proof case made for $40 at Stong's.
the Jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

The express service for the nerurban detailed vester
day by The Sentinel prove immensely popular an
will be convenience of a desirable nature
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

It's dull day when Taft doesn't call Teddy liar and Teddy
doesn't call Taft liar We aren't having many dull days just
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

100 rise in the prices of occurred in New
York city yesterday May the on the other side of
the Mississippi riverl
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

If had recall election in Grand Junction every time
threat recall made would certainly be in Jolly
mixup all the time.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

lsmay has sailed for England. 1t is safe wager that
cheering thousands will greet him the pier the other
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Mesa county be congratulated upon the group
postal savings banks handed her Yesterday by Uncle Sam
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Champ Carks popularity goes marching along and grow
as it goes.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-03

Strawberries at RICK's.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

/ The Silver Seals property, located
 bo4 twelve miles east of Nacozari, ,a showing up we'll under the su- p-riltendency of J. J. Evans. Much new work is being done at present
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
KAUFMAN MURDER ID
 BE TOLD AT TRIAL
Killing of Chicago Woman at Her Own Door May
 Now Be Avenged

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 1O:-The trial of the four men who are accused Of the murder of Mrs. Edith Kaufman, who was shot to death on the street near her home on the night of Decem- her ?, is scheduled to begin before Judge KeTsten in the criminal court Monday. The murder of Mrs. Kaut' man occurred while she and her hus- band. who is a prominent Chicago commission merchant. were on their way home from the opera. The couple were held up by four men who alight- ed from an automobile. MT. Kaufman showed assistance and one of the robbers opened fire on him. The bull let struck his wife however, and she was instantly killed.
 The four men to be placed on trial for the murder are George Rabenau John Stacey. Fred Boneham and Will liam R. Channel. Boneham and Channel were arrested a few days after the crime, the first named in Chicago and the last named on his sisters farm down the state where he was in hiding Both are said to have confessed to their part in the trage- dy and to have declared that Rabenau fired the shot that killed Mrs. Kauf- man. The information which they gave to the police led to the capture or Babenau and Stacey in Los Ange- les on December 31. According to the luegad confessions the four young men stole the automobile and then started out 10 engage in a ''stick-up' job as they called it. Mrs Kaufman wore numerous jewels and it is be- flowed that these first attracted the attention of the robbers as they pass ed the couple in the automobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
GENERAL MINING NEWS
Dividends Paid in January

companies participated ih the dec larations last month. with a total of SlO. .5O2. .l29 to their credit The to- tai payments since their incorpora- ton amount to s304.7l1,739.
 Thirty-twO of the forty-one com panies participating in last months s disbursements are classed as gold silver-lead-zinc producers. and they contributed 10 the last months to- tai. si.5l4,S1l These thirty-two con- panies have to their credit since in- corporation s135,543,2l1
 But six copper mining companies report as having paid dividends dur ing the month. totalIng S3.9S1,525. Since incorporation thAse six com panies have divided among share holders S9O.14S,900.
 Two metailurgical companies dis bursed S1,975,793 last month and S77,479.62S since incorporation. while four securities holding corporations disbursed S1,129.315, and S32,5S7,l97 since incorporation
 The accompanying table gives the amounts of dividends paid during January. the date oi payment and the amount per share. For total dit- idends paid by these companies since incorporation and fo. dividends paid by other companies previous t0 Jan usry. sec tables elsev here in this issue.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

Despite the fact that fewer com. panies declared dividends dur.ns . aE- uary. 1912, than in January. 1911 ths disbursements msae by American. mines and works during the nrsi month of the present year were cml nently satisfactory. In comparing the list of companies making repU-Gs tn Mining and Engineering World as nav ing paid dividends last month, with the reports for the same pee,oi i: 1911. we find that fourteen companies made payments in January. 1912, which did not participate in tho Jan. uary disbursements of 1911. Offset. ting this. however, is the failure of nineteen companies paying dividends In January, 1911, to pay dividends during last month. A number of these however, will resume payments in February or March, and a lsise majority before the year is ended. With this in view, and with even present conditions continuing in the metal markets. the year 1912 gives promise of being one of great pros perity to holders of stock Of Ameri- can mining and metallurgical com panies.
 in comparison with the dividend payments made in the first month of last veal, the 1isbursements last month showed a decrease of SI02 f79. but au increase over the same period in 1910 ot Si.155,64i. Forty-one
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
lRv Iosenh ]. Colnl

CANANEA. Son, Mex. Feb. 9-That a railroad wIii be constructed by the Cananea Consopdated Copper com pany from the SonOra-Bonanza cop per property to lmuris, is believed to be certain at present. On the 10th Of this month a party Of engineers under the charge of V. B. Walling, superintendent of the local company s railroad system will go tO lmuTis and a survey will be run for railroad an arrangements having heen com p<ted for tLe running of a survey. The r-ilroad survey will be about siS miles in length and t is stated, at nc point vii! the grade exceed I l-- per cent grade It practically con ceded by officials of the company that a railroad wpl be cOnstrnctaf
 The road will undoubtedly Be mar TOW gauge. The ores from me pro uorty can be conveyed 70 the Sonora railroad at Imuris. where they can Le loaded into lfe hig ore cars of inc p. ronpaa and hauled directly Co
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

That the Cubana mine, located west Of Arizpe Is to be again worked, ar ter being idle for a month or two, IS a umor current at present. George Mclean. formerly in charge of the property. will probably be in charge
 Depouncemeuts on almost 100 per teueloias Of property were filed dur ing the past week at Hermosillo, GOV. cr8e almost every district in the stgc One denounoement. covering si6 rertenencias, was made by the Tec0lote Mining company, under name La Pe-ena. and which is lccat, ed in the Piitquito municipality cf the district If Altar Another, foT 100 perteuencias, vas made by the Key de Gro Mining company for lco pertenecias and named San Fe 'pe. his is located in the municipa .ty ol Mulatos, district of Sahuaripa
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

eet old or run douB before thcir n- through ignorance fte improper handling of this human nechansm Mental dcpression confused head, bacAschc headacney f h9t asses and many symptoms Oi dcranzse Oi the coanS system can be avodsd by proper andstt1ndia8 o '- -o do in those try;na times that Co all women.
 C. of Lgnnhaycn Va, wrote; lE i SIX yees since my gave had female trouble and all ne aos would not able Co do my had to hire Fgay read In the pareIs
 and decided had done good took in a of Golden llama all housevork and have Gar1 forfsen ponds advise all who suffer from female 1o 10 try y Esvoro Prescription. Is the only medicine on ear
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
FOUR C'S WILL SURVEY FOR
 RAILROAD IMURIS ID ChNAkEA
Party Will Leave This Week for Line and Company Does Not Deny lntentiO of Building from Newly Acquired Mines to Shelter

the Cananea shelter for treatment.
 Word from the property to the et- feet that the repairing Of the old wagon road has been completed this week and that attention is now being directed towards the cleaning out Of .ne shaft and getting everything in esdinass for the actlNe operation or the property It VII. pe some time, naturally. before the ores are handled in Cananea as considerable work must 1e done in actual mining before regular shipments c1a b7 infug'i- rated
 Dr. Waiter Harvey Wood is at present making al examination ol tEs property of tue Calumet and So nora of Cananea Mining company, located two miles northwest Of Can aha. The property is reported 70 show uD more ore al present than at any time in the history of the concern. The new ore find c1 ths
 oo level is n far trn
 sud mad, .r J1e 'le -or some .-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
How TO psEsERyg soUTE AND BEAUTY.

of youth and of We-nes young ht and her phySios make up. sooa set 9ooddo Pse Common Medical Adviser, by R. N Fi i D winch can Docud Tor a1oe's Iyr Parce,u u N. T.
 
 ,-e eehan ot which will keep o5 rnnne ofae off v eod right @ he oeheis ~
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
TO CURE A coLD IN ONE DAY

Tose LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if -t a1s 10 cure F.. w. GROVES sig nature Is on each box. zJc.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

The ore runs fairy hish in leand and zinc contents besides about two per tent cope and about thirty-fve To forty ounces in silver. It is not iUprob4 ble that the ore body on this level - identical with that on the 500 and 40ofoot levels. It is be
 -el that he property will be the 1eerest worked in the Cananea ui~ u-t
 l report issued by thS>eompauy eos ring the last four months of 1911, lt is shown that there were shipped .953 tons of mine concentrates, SEQ of lead and 1915 of copper, for which Sg6 6,66S.11, U $. currency, was re- ceiyed.
 According to officials of ;he com. pany, there is enough ore oreUed up on the 52j-lOOt level to guarantee run for the mills for the next eight cen months. and that enough ore iS broken 10 run the mills four months
 The visit Of Harvey Crumb to the property oi the Gunu-Thompson in' terests has given rise to the reucrt that development may be commenced on the Valjean Announcement located ten miles southeast of Cananea.
 F.. Quirk and Wm. Bracken, Of the Mexican Metals company, are at pres ent looking over the MocteZuma-Ariz- rs property of the company, about eighteen miles southeast of Cananea.
 0. L. Neer has sold a half interest in the Bellota property to James Fryer The property adjoins the Va. quero mine. which is being worked un a lease by MT Fryer. It is re ported that over S30,00O worth ni ore has been shipped from the Va quero. Work on the Bellota will be- gin at once.
 John Hohstadt has sold to Frank Bergesen-fhe San Nicholas mine. To- cated five lies east of NacOzayi for S75.00O The property is high grade gold-silver proposition. Work will be started immediately. and shipments made 10 the Fl Paso smeiter.
 A rich striks has been made at the Bolivar property. adjoining tho Washington mine. near Huerac. Fiji ,een men are at work.
 The Transvaa}. company. which has reen prospecting successfully with dam9ul drills for over three years, s continuing with considerable sue cess.
 ( The Silver Seals property, located b74 twelve miles east of Nacozarl s showing up we'll under the su. p-riltendency of J. J. Evans. Much new work is being done at present
 unlsrs. cod that work will be conn. -a-ct soon ar the Cananea- East ..n Ucr-rJy which was recently bonded Co A. C. Chariot and asso- c.a.c by the Fay Cananea Copper ocmTauy. The first work tO be done
 Inc repairing Of the roads and placing everything in readiness for operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

A rich striks has been made at the Bolivar property, adjoining the Washington mine, near HueTac. Fiji cen men are at work.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

John Hohstadt has sold to Frank Bergesenfhe San Nicholas mine. To- cated five lies east of Nacozayf for S75000. The property is high grade gold-silver proposition. Work will be started immediately and shipments made 10 the Fl Paso smeiter.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

The Tran,vaa}. company. which has reen prospectus successfully with dam9ul drills for over three years, is continuing with cOnside erable sue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-24
ENGINE FRAME:
BREAKS DOWN
Traffic on C. R. R. Delayed
Train Going Slowly.

Breaking of the frame Of the
locomotive which pulled the Long
Branch train due here at 7:38
o'clock this morning, tied up traffic
on the Central railroad In this city
half an hour. The train arrived In
this city on time and took on the
passengers bound for New York.
When Fayette street was reached
the engine broke and the train was
stalled AS result 1t held up sever
al other north and southbound
trains. When the Long Branch ex-
press. due In this city at 7:45, ar
rived, 1t was decided to make the
two trains into one.
The broken engine was discon-
nected from the train, the express
was coupled to the additional cars
and proceeded to Jersey City. The
broken engine was in charge of Ellis
Davis. 1t was taken to the shops in
Elizabethport for repairs. 1t Is fort
unate, railroad men say, that the
frame broke when the train was 60
ing slowly. If the accident occurred
when speed was being made 1t might
have ended fatally.
When people saw the block of
trains this morning several We're of
the opinion that the engineers strike
had become effective.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-24

New York, April 24.-Fifteen more
bodies OF the Titanic survivors were
reported by wireless to the White Star
line offices as having been identified
aboard the cable steamship Mackay
Bennett This brought the tota, of
identihcations up to fortytwo out of
the seyenty-seven bodies reported to
have been recovered. OF these fif-
teen twelve were passengers and the
other three members Of the crew.
The wireless message was not en-
tirely decipherable, and not all the
names sent agree with those on the
passenger list. However, by compar-
ing the list sent by wireless with the
passenger list Of the Titanic, the of
cials have been able to make up the
following list Of bodies identified:
First Cabin-W. d. Douglas, Ramon
Artagaveytia, Fred Sutton. A. NJ. Hal
verson. George D. Widener
Second Cabin-Louis NJ Hoffman,
John II. Chapman. w. Corbines, W. II.
Harbeck. John Gil, Nicholas Nasser,
Mrs. Mary Mack, Reginald Hale.
Steersge-Mary Man!gan, James Far
rell, James Kelly, Henry D. Hansen,
Mauritz Dahl, Leslie GIlinski, Ernest
p. Tomlln, Josef Draznoyic, Malkalm
Johnson, Nestle Williams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-24
WOULD ADOPT
FRENCH BOYS
Charles MereIlo Tries TO
Get Titanic Waits.

Charles Merello, of 472 State
street. this city, endeavored to Sc
cure the privilege of adopting the
two little French boys who were
rescued from the Titanic disaster by
the Carpathia. but was unsuccessful.
He made application to Miss Mar
garet Hays, who has the children in
charge. but was Informed she in
tends to care for the boys until they
have grown to manhood or relatives
claim the children. The father
placed Miss Hays IN a lifeboat on
that fatal morning the Titanic sunk
to its watery grave and asked her to
care for the children until he or
other relatives claimed the boys.
The father was drowned Mr.. Mer-
clio, who can speak the French Ian
guage, has taken much interest in
the welfare of the little tots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-24
INDICTMENT OF
FIVE COAL MEN
Grand Jury Brings in Bills
Against Local Dealers
SeaIer to Prosecute.
ALLEGED SHORT WEIGHT
Recorder Kehoe Discharged
Accused Because Intent to
Defraud Was Not Proved.

Five coal dealers of this city ar
rested on charges of giving short
weight, and who were discharged by
Recorder Henry w. Kehoe on Febru-
ary 13, have been indicted by the
grand jury Henry loft, city sealer
of weights and measures, is having
papers prepared and Is otherwise
making preparations to prosecute
the cases. He appears as complain
ant against the accused dealers. As
a representative of the city he Sc
cured evidence of short weight
against them.
Why Recorder Discharged Them.
The dealers, John Schultz & Com
pany, of 683 Catherine street; Con-
sumers' Coal & Ice Company, of 3l5
New Brunswick avenue; Peter Lar
sen. Of 1853 Second street; Joseph
Jadetcheck, OF 653 Catherine street,
and John Fingerote, Of Second
street, were arraigned before Re-
corder Kehoe in February charged
with giving short weight. After
numerous delays the defendants
were given hearings. The recorder
dismissed the. complaints and dis
charged the accused persons. declar-
ing the state law concerning weights
and measures to be farce. He said
the evidence did not prove there was
an intent to defraud In any of the
cases, and as he maintained the law
{ provided such action should be
proved, he said there was no ground
for holding the defendants. He dis
missed the cases In the face Of pro-
! tests from the city sealer and other
! city officials.
! Alleged Shortage In Cty's Coal.
The amounts of short weight
Sealer Toft declared each of the ac-
cused dealers gave varied from fifty
| to upwards of 200 pounds on the
| ton. He testified in an instance OF
delivery of John Schultz & Com
pany where short weight had been
| given to the city IN deliveries of coal
/ to the police station. The sealer
/ lay in wait for the rigs of the vari-
/ Gus dealers, weighed them with the
! coal on and later weighed them
when the coal had been removed.
He declares the weights were taken
on scales tested and proved correct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-24
LIFE BELTS IN
COODC0NDITI0N
U. S. inspectors Examine
Those on "EnqIeWood."

inspectors from the United States
custom house at New York and Su-
perintendent Van Name OF the Fort
Lee ferry disagree with Recorder
Kehoe as to the condition OF the life
preseryer equipment on board the
ferryboat Englewood now plying be-
tween this city and Tottenville. TWO
inspectors and superintendent Van
Name declare the life preservers are
all right and were inspected last
fall, according to law. They ridi-
culed the local recorder for criticiz-
Ing the Englewood's equipment OF
life preservers.
According to officials Of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail-
way company and OF the Fort Lee
ferry where the Englewood belongs,
ruffiians who create disturbances on
ferryboats will be dealt with Sc
verely In the future. 1t was through
the arrest of Alfred Price, of Sayre-
Vile, Monday that the condition of
the EngleWood's s life preservers were
criticized by Recorder Kehoe. He
paroled the man until wanted, as he
desired to look up laws regarding
his jurisdiction on waters of Staten
Island Sound. Price was arrested
for creating a disturbance on the
Englewood. He ripped several life
preservers from under O. seat and a
canvas strap was torn from one of
them.
The torn life preserver and an
other one were shown as evidence at
his arraignment and the recorder
and complaining officers could not
learn at the time that the life pre-
servers had been inspected annually
according to law.
One of the inspectors who found
the Englewood's equipment all right
yesterday was Cornelius Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-24
STEAMER SAW
MANY BODIES
Special By United Press Wire.

New York, April 24:-One hun
dred bodies afloat on the icy wreck
strewn seas which covered the lost
Titanic, were reported today by the
German liner Bremen, which arrived
here today. Officers of the Bremen
declare that on April 20 the steamer
passed the scene of the disaster
About 100 bodies, an overturned
boat and quantities OF small bits OF
wreckage were floating on the spot.
Nearby stood gllstening iceberg,
which seemed to be guarding the
dead. The iceberg answered the
description of the enc that sent the
Titanic to the bottom.
The Bremen did not stop as the
cable ship Mackay-Bennet was In
the vicinity cruising.
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