Gold Bricks From Mine Attract Large Crowds
Report describes a Mohave county gold mine producing a fourteen day run of bricks valued around 40 000 to 50 000 each, with an Independence mine at Cripple Creek producing similarly. A spectral tale of Old Joe and the mine's rich underground activity follows, noting three large paying veins and anticipated higher output ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vader
Sherri Giteon
Ayers
Minster
Gold Road
Welle Farge
Thesday
Kineman
Mohave County
Independence
Cripple Creek
Old Joe
Istral
Ming
Judge Welsh
Congress Asked to Pay War Bills
The Hawaii education board hears that Portuguese immigrants crowd Waipahu and Alea schools due to free schooling. Insufficient funds and space prompt urging legislative aid and plantation cooperation to provide accommodation. Bills introduced for relief of Manuel Madril and Louis Kahn seek payments from the U S Treasury for Civil War property claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverte
Hawaii
Board of Education
Mr. Overend
Waipahu
Oahu Plantation
Mra. Overend
Wchool
Babbitt
Department of Instruction
Alea
Honolulu
Andrews
Manuel Madril
Lewis Kahn
Committee On Claims
New Mexico
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Manuel Ma~aris
Coyote
Rio Arriba
United States
Louis Kahn
Congress
Louls Kahn
Mora
Mora County
Territory of
Julius C. Shaw
Company A
First
New Mexico Mounted Volunteers
Japanese cook vi lates worker with butcher knife
A Pyramid mill cook attacks a miner with a butcher knife in a kitchen fracas. Reactions curb the blade as fellow workers subdue him and he receives kicks before being sent away. The incident ends with apologies and a bruised but peaceful return to town. A testimonial promotes Deans Ointment for itching piles with a Girard mayor backing its cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Mill
Miter
Min
Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Estimation Put On Country Papers Estimation Put On Country Papers
A writer in the Atlantic Monthly discusses how Western congressmen heed country weekly editors more than metropolitan dailies. Plumb kept tabs on Kansas country papers, subscribing to most, using clippings to influence policy and election prospects, dismissing national press. Lawrence Gazette cites this view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
New York Herald
Chicago
Ater Plumb
Kansas
Plumb
New York World
Medicine Lodge Cresnet
Emporia Republican
Atchison Globe
Lawrence Gixette
Las Vegas Fraternal Order Installs Officers in Banquet
The Las Vegas Optic reports the Fraternal Order held an officer installation and banquet Tuesday night despite severe weather. William H. Lewis was installed as worthy president with A. A. Meloney as past worthy president and D. C. Winters as worthy vice president. A generous donation was also voted to Las Vegas hospital.
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Las Vegas
Ike Lewis
Frank Mantines
Vine
Frank Gongales
FM. Desmarais
T. J. Rayne
Thornhi
D. PR. McGuire
James Harrison
Grand Lodge
Chix
Las Vegas Hospital
Territorial Board of Equalization Session at Santa Fe
The Territorial Board of Equalization met Tuesday and yesterday at the traveling auditor’s office in Santa Fe. Members present included Ven eealac Jaramil, J. A. Mae honey, Robert Jin, Martin Lohman, J. F. Hinkle and Alejandro Sandoval with traveling auditor Charles V. Safford in attendance. The board reviewed tax values for 1907, with expected minor changes from last year. Pecos Valley & Northwestern railway value may rise from $2,000 to $4,750 per mile and sheep value from $1.02 to $2 per head. An adjournment was expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Board of Equalization
Seasion
Santa Fe
Veneealac Jaramil
J. A. Maehoney
Robert Jin
Martin Lohman
J. F. Hinkle
Alejandro Sandoval
Charles V. Safford
Pecos Valley & Northwestern Railway
Mogollon district prospects boost mining talks at El Paso
A mining engineer representing eastern investors spoke in El Paso Texas about the Mogollon district. He cited 800 to 25 000 feet of development at several mines including Last Chance and Little Fannie, plus a new Charlie strike with high grade ore. Cooney mill plans and cyanide hopes cited, with rail access and transport lacking as main drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler Valde
Renest Drake
Esting Mining Company
Colorado People
Fannie Group
Abe
Chayile
Mogolslon Gold and Copper Company
Cooney
Mogollon Gold and Copper Company
Nik
New Mexico
Atheria
Market Letter Highlights Steady Kansas City Cattle Market
Special Correspondence from Kansas City reports a steady market as 12,000 cattle and calves arrive. Adverse Chicago news of a 40,000 cattle run and 10 to 20 cent lower prices contrast with local demand, with offerings not exceeding urgent demand. Last week closed steady with slight cow weakness and northern New Mexico feed sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
New Mexico
Western cattle and sheep sales report from Kansas City
Representative sales of western cattle and sheep listed for the week ending Jan 11 show numerous consignors from New Mexico, Colorado, Idaho, and Idaho with steers up to 954 lbs and prices around 4.0 to 4.5 per hundredweight for calves, plus dozens of lambs and ewes sold by ranchers in Arena, Monte Vista, Rocky Ford, Alamosa, and Meridan. Notable data include Pinella HR Co Los Alamos and Springer Cattle Co New Mexico with multiple lots, and a high per-head price noted for four train loads of cattle from New Mexico since 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado
Almeti
Fed Western Lambe
Pei
Lamar
Kansas City
Pinella HR. Co
Los Alamos
Springer Cattle Co
la Cueva R. Co
H. Smith
Springer
N. M
WS. Mik
J. J. Rambo
Nampa
Idaho
G. Marshall
Arena
Colo
Ube
Robb & Ahrens
Monte Vista
J.P. Stevenson
Rocky Ford
Hurt
Donegan
Alamosa
Ewes
J 1. Hurt
J. HW Deeds
Letherman & Ls. Law
Deitrich & McA
J. W. Irons
H.mathias
F. Schroder
EB. Robb
Monte Vv
Frost
Goat Business Dominates Pinal County Herd
J P Burns of Las Cresciente Canvado in Pinal county Arizona owns a large Angora goat herd numbering over 2500 head. The 1906 wool crop yielded over 3000 dollars with wool selling at 36 cents per pound for best grade and an average of 29.5 cents. He sold to Boston buyers and could have sold more in Tucson. He plans to keep goats, showcases a fur robe from pelts, notes Wyoming factories processing robes and clothing from goats. Imperial Laundry Co offers rough day work return in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Burns
Pinal County
Arizona
Boston
Wyoming
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Delega Andrews
Mexico
Air
Farrington
Senator Plumb
W. Groves
England
Amkci Bryce
James Bryce
Mortimer Durand
Washington
Mogollon District
Fl Paso
Texas
Micaday
BK Paso
County
Imperial Laundry Co
Bradn[ld Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Montezuma Trust CO
Albuquerque
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. §. Strickler
V. P
Cashier
W. Johnson
Wm. Mcintosh
J. C. Baldridge
Solo
A. M. Blackwell
Geo
Arnot
O. B. Cronwell
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Officers
Joshua 8. Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
R. A. Frost
F. Raynolds
U. &. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
State National Bank
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
S. 8
Putney
Southwest
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Albuquerque Lumber Co
Rex
Marquette
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