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Wilson went to Michigan State intending to be an engineer before he signed up for a pottery course and quickly decided he had found a new life's work. By the time he graduated, however, he was married with the first of two children and in need of a steady paycheck. For the next eight years he worked as a traveling salesman for a Baltimore print gallery. Then in 1968 he bought a run-down Victorian hotel and carriage house in Lakeside, Mich. The former now serves as headquarters for Wilson's profitable print business as well as a $40-a-night summer lodging for artists and artisans.
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A Russian-made grenade placed next to the body of an Afghan made credible the story U.S. soldiers told — that the man had tried to attack them before he was killed, a U.S. Army officer testified Monday at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD — In early May, when 2nd Lt. Stefan Moye came upon the dismembered body of an Afghan man, he had no reason to doubt the story outlined by his soldiers, he testified Monday.
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But the grenade actually had been carried around secretly by one of the soldiers to be used to stage a killing, according to Spc. Jeremy Morlock, who, in a videotaped interview and in sworn statements to investigators in Kandahar, Afghanistan, outlined the plot to kill this Afghan and two others. That day in May, the grenade was put next to the dead man to make a murder appear to be a justified battlefield action, he said.
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Army prosecutors, on the basis of those statements and other evidence, have charged Morlock with participating in the three murders and other crimes. In the hearing Monday, they sought to persuade a presiding Army officer to recommend a court-martial that could result in a penalty of up to life imprisonment or death.
Morlock, who has been held in detention, appeared in court in his Army uniform.
Morlock had taken a prescription muscle relaxer during his initial Kandahar interview, said investigators who testified Monday via telephone from Afghanistan. But they affirmed that Morlock under questioning was articulate, full of details and able to make good eye contact without slurring words.
"What you have is videotaped evidence of Spc. Morlock, in a completely normal manner, confessing to … homicides," said Capt. Andre Leblanc, a prosecutor, at the Article 32 hearing.
Defense attorneys said Morlock never confessed to the killings and that his statements indicate other soldiers fired the fatal shots or tossed a fatal grenade. His attorneys questioned investigators' claims that Morlock had been properly informed of his rights during the interviews and said his prescription-drug use should render the statement invalid as evidence. They noted that in the video Morlock frequently slumps in his chair or leans his head on the wall.
"No police officer or investigator in their right mind would interrogate a guy right after they popped a pill," said Morlock attorney Michael Waddington.
Morlock is a 22-year-old from Wasilla, Alaska, who went to Afghanistan in summer 2009 with the 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, (since renamed) and served nearly a year of tough duty in Kandahar province.
The information from his interviews in Kandahar has helped Army prosecutors piece together a wide-ranging case against soldiers in a troubled unit.
Waddington alleged widespread use of potent hashish at the base, and an Army criminal investigator, Special Agent Anderson Wagner, under questioning did not dispute the claim.
The investigation also has led to the retrieval of 60 to 70 photos of several soldiers, including Morlock, posing by Afghan corpses. Those photos are being closely held by the Army, which will allow only defense attorneys to view them at a secure location on the base.
So far, a dozen soldiers have been charged with a series of crimes ranging from possessing human body parts to assaulting a fellow soldier. Five of the soldiers, including Morlock, are charged with involvement in one or more of the murders.
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It seems that wherever you go these days, you see signs encouraging people to wash their hands. With the constant threat of germs and viruses spreading disease throughout the general public, health officials continually remind us that unwashed hands form the single greatest agent for the spread of germs. So, in addition to the signs calling for vigilant hand- washing, public places will often provide hand sanitizers to help take care of germs and bacteria.
David also spoke of the importance of clean hands, but for a dramatically different reason. He said that clean hands are one key to being able to enter into Gods presence for worship: Who may ascend into the hill of the Lord? Or who may stand in His holy place? he asked. And the answer? He who has clean hands and a pure heart (Ps. 24:3-4). Here clean hands is not a reference to personal hygiene but a metaphor for our spiritual conditionbeing cleansed from sin (1 John 1:9). It speaks of a life committed to what is right and godlyenabling us to stand blameless before our Lord in the privilege of worship.
As His life is lived out in our lives, He can help us to do whats right so that our hands are clean and our hearts are ready to give worship to our great God.
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Thanks for today's sustenance for body and soul.
Good evening, Mac...*HUGS*...what did you have for your Christmas repast? Everyone stuffed?
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Thanks Kathy, we did. I hope you did too.
Snow storm moving in tomorrow.
We had our first light dusting last night to make it a white Christmas here.
The last time i consorted with Baltimorians, I got into big trouble.
When I was living in Seattle, this group made its only West Coast appearance in Vancouver, BC. I drove up and spent the night just to hear them. It was worth it.
Too many questions involving snow. I gave up.
Hi Kathy. I'm a snowman. "Friendly and fun, you enjoy bringing holiday cheer to everyone you know!"
Getting ready for 10-15" of snow here in central Indiana tomorrow. Probably not going to work. Grateful it didn't come today so we could go visit family.
The quiz says i am a "Snowman". Well, I AM about 35% MiQ'Maw and Inuit.
We live in houses MADE of snow.
Inuit Joke:
What is the First thing we teach our children?
"Don't eat the yellow snow".
Seriously? A Snowman?
I moved to Florida to AVOID that.
They ARE excellent. But You know me.
Just HAVE to be a Wise Guy.
Can't help myself.
I really DID get into big trouble in Baltimore once though.
That is a long story, probably unsuitable for the canteen. LOL
But it involved pushing a dead motorcycle 5 miles along I95 .
Oh dear. Not a good experience.
Dont eat the yellow snow.
An excellent first lesson. d:o)
Good evening, henkster....we've had gentle snow for most of the afternoon...maybe 3" so far.
10-15" is gonna take some serious snow blowing (or shoveling)....be careful!
If you stand still too long you could really be a snowman.
Merry Christmas!!
The interior coating of the gas tank had flaked off and clogged the carburetor. But that wasn't the HALF of it!
Large Eastern cities like Baltimore aren't the kind of place to have a problem.
Merry Christmas, Publius...((HUGS))
Thanks for the music. Did you enjoy some today?
Watching Marathon Zeffirelli's Jesus of Nazareth all day and all night.
You can say that again. I had to leave my bike behind, and come back for it with a pick up truck, some mean looking bikers, and a GUN.
But I got it back.
I cooked up some pasta with Italian sausage in the red sauce that takes 90 minutes to cook. It's good to get back to your roots. Yum!
Guns can be handy in cities like that. Fortunately, in the little coastal Georgia fishing village to which I have retired, weapons aren't necessary. Everybody watches out for everybody else.
Sweet dreams, Conor! Hope you are feeling stronger after some rest!
Crash in the kitchen....a plate crashed to the floor. I got there just in time to keep my Dad from crashing with it. Whew! I think his slipper got stuck and didn't turn with him. I grabbed one of his arms and he grabbed the counter. All is well.
Friendly and fun, you enjoy bringing holiday cheer to everyone you know!
No snow!
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5 MILES!!!! Ouch!
Hi Kathy,
Turns out I am a Tree. Who knew?
Blizzard predicted in our part of Ohio tomorrow.
Merry Christmas to you!
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That would be you!
Tradition and roots are a good place to be.
Merry Christmas, Janey....er, Ms Snowman.
Hope you and family had a wonderful day.
Ahhh.... The Classics
Merry Christmas, Faith....what a lovely tree.
Hope you can stay in and safe from the blizzard.
We've had about 3 inches so far. It's barely coming down at all now. I shoveled the driveway once...I'll check it later.
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Merry Christmas, Judge....and what a loverly tree.
Hope you and yours had a wonderful Christmas.
LOL! That is one cute cat, who doesn't look like he or she appreciates the Christmas finery.
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M � Music group or singer: Hmmmm...I was pressured to find some song for Karaoke Friday night�pages and pages of artists and their songs�.Lots of singers and groups I had never heard of�.So, um, I�m kind of out of touch on modern music groups and singers�.Can I just say I like show tunes and leave it at that?
N � Number of siblings: 1. A brother. He�s younger, but looks older. At least, I think so.
O � Oranges or apples: Clementines. But oranges and apples will do, sometimes. I tend to ignore fruits. I know I shouldn�t, because that�s neglect, and neglect is bad.
P � Phobias/fears: Pantophobia. Look that up, if you�ve never heard of it.
Q � Favorite quote: �Do or do not. There is no try.�
R � Reason to smile: I find pretty much lots of stuff amusing.
S � Season: July. Here in New England, we have 4 seasons: Winter, Mud, July, and Autumn.
T � Tattoos: None, though I�ve thought about a cross or cat or rose or something�I�ll probably never get one, because I�d probably change my mind halfway through.
U - Unknown fact about me: I don�t think there is anything unknown. At least, not that I want to put on a public web site.
V - Vegetable you love: One I LOVE? Um, none? I LIKE carrots and broccoli and�.
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Y � Your favorite food: Homemade chocolate chip cookies. And spaghetti.
Z � Zodiac: Aquarius.
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BENNINGTON A local man is facing two sets of criminal charges which accuse him of leaving the scene of an accident that caused property damage on Feb. 7 and then again on Feb. 20.
Charles T. Batease, 46, of Bennington, pleaded innocent to all the charges on Monday in Bennington criminal court. In both cases, he was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and in one of the cases he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.
In the Feb. 7 incident, police said Bateases truck was found abandoned on Route 279. The truck had apparently hit a highway sign and ripped it off its post.
Police said they tried to contact Batease on Feb. 7 and he didnt return the call until Feb. 8. According to police, Batease said he lost control of his truck around 11:15 p.m. on Feb. 7 because the drivers side tie rod broke.
The Feb. 20 incident also allegedly took place around 11:30 p.m. and also involved Batease allegedly leaving his truck after a crash. Police said the crash took place on Mechanic Street and that the truck hit a few mailboxes before being left in a ditch.
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Issue date: Wednesday, September 8, 1915
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Previous edition: Tuesday, September 7, 1915
Next edition: Thursday, September 9, 1915
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Miami Daily Arizona Silver Belt (Newspaper) - September 8, 1915, Miami, Arizona THE DAIEER BELT .VOL. .VIII. NO. 286.MIAMI, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1915. PRICE FIVE CENTS THE DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL. PRINTS ARTICLE ON THIS SECTION FROM ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN WRITERS OF THE S. W. COMPARES GIiOBE ANI) MIAMI WITH WARREN MINING DISTRICT—BELIEVES MINERAL ZONE MORE EXTENSIVE HERE. THE ft. G. IS FINE NEVER BEFORE HAS THIS PROPERTY, LOCATED IN THE GLOBh DISTRICT, SHOWN A CONDITION MORE PROMISING. PRESIDENT SMITH CONTINUES TO RECEIVE ENCOURAGING REPORTS—SOME OF THE LAT KST STATEMENTS. The following, which Is from the versatile pen of Joe Chisholm, has just appeared in the Douglas International: The skipper of this journalistic barque having requested me to pile some copy in the hold, I gladly avail myself of the opportunity to tell Cochise county folks a few facts about the Globe-Miami district; very willingly in view of the fact that many I meet from the mining camps of this county seem to have been mis-.nformed concerning the great mining communities in Gila county. In • Tombstone, Douglas and elsewhere I have been asked if Mexicans were employed in the mines at Miami Where such misleading news or-► lginafced is beyond the writer's ken, but it is easily answered by the assertion that nowhere in the Southwest are industrial conditions better than in the Globe-Miami mining dis trict. None but high-priced miners is employed, the scale being the same as that maintained in Bisbee; and the growth of the district, es peclally that of Miami, is without equal at present in Arizona. The steady production of the Old Dominion and several smaller properties at Globe, the constantly increasing ton nage being handled by the Miami company at Miami, the steady rounding into production of the Inspiration's mine and its flfteen-tliousand ton concentrating plant, and the increasing output of the $2,000,000 V International smelting plant, are re 4 suiting in almost boom conditions in 9 the district. Considering the stability of the two main communities and the fact that there is more undeveloped copper prospect area south and west of Miami than was includ ed in the famous Warren mining district, at the inception of the unparalleled mining boom here that lasted until 1907, it requires no imaginative deduction to foresee for the Gila sec tion the same splendid conditions that characterized the years succeed ing 1903 at Bisbee, and its concomt tant city of Douglas. In the region north of here there is probably less chance of developing mines of such great depth and tonnage as was the case at Bisbee, but the Gila county mineral zone is more extensive and the copper ores lie nearer the sur ; face and will be developed, proven or dlsproven, with much less expense than was required in the Warren district, where hundred^ of feet of the lime capping had to be bored be fore even the prospect zone was reached. For the above reasons tho country adjoining on the west and south the present proven low-grade porphyries of the Globe-Miami dis trict should, in the not distant fut ure, be the scene of great mining ac tivity. I was asked to tell these few facts of the Gila mining district, but I cannot help adding that the activity in good old Cochise has been a sur prise to me. Bisbee is in its usual splendid condition; Douglas never was livelier apparently, and even Tombstone, that all us old timers had supposed moribund, is a live prosperous mining camp again, ever Cochise is to be given a run for Us place as the first of Arizona' copper producing counties, however Gila, now second, will undoubtedly be the shire that will make the race against you. BOSTON. Mass.. Sept. 8.—The Boston News Bureau says: President Smith of the Arizona Commercial continues to receive highly encouraging advices from the property. Yesterday afternoon he received a letter from the mining superintendent to the effect that in the further extension of the drift on the 14th level, where recently crosscut encountered a 6 per cent copper vein 10 feet wide, a second vein has been cut which looks "very fine." What is also very encouraging is that in proceeding with the develop ment of the Eureka property a vein of ore has been cut which shows a foot of solid copper glance. Never was the outlook for the property more promising. AFTER THIS EVE County Attorney Norman J. John son and Sheriff Frank Haynes today issued a statement to the effect that any and all persons operating punch boards or devices of a similar char acter will after today be proceeded against and arrested and prosecuted in accordance with law. I OR FOUR MIAMJ SCHOOLS, WHICH OPENED YESTERDAY, ARE ALREADY CROWDED WITH PUPILS, SAYS SUPERINTENDENT. IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL JUST WHAT NEW QUARTERS ARE NEEDED BEFORE END OF WEEK—BUT EXTRA ROOM MUST BE HAD. I ONE OF 1 LARGEST REPORTS FROM GUY MILLER OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF WESTERN FEDERATION SAY ALL IS O. K. ORGANIZER M'CLUSKEY OF THE MIAMI MINERS' UNION RECEIVES WORD TODAY—MANY JOINING UNION. The Miami schools, which opened yesterday, are over crowded with pupils, as was expected by Superintendent J. D. Elliot and members of the school board. Mr. Elliot stated this morning that it will be necessary to secure three or four more rooms to take care of the children. As many children fail to attend school the first day or two, the attendance has not yet been checked up, but will be at the end of the week, at which time a more accurate estimate of the extra rooms required may be made. The shcool population of Miami increased greatly during the past few months. With the completion of the International smelter and a large portion of the construction work at the Inspiration concentrator, and the departure of the construction gangs, new men have come to the district to take permanent positions at the mines, mills and smelter. The construction gangs who have done their work and departed are the men who build big works; the men now coming in are the men who build homes and towns. They are bringing their families to Miami as fast as they can secure residences. Some are renting, some are buying and many are seeking sites upon which to build. And the coming of the families is increasing the school population and making additional school room necessary. Organizer II. S. McCluskey, of the Miami Miners' union, today received a message from Guy Miller, of the executive board of the Western Federation of Miners. Mr. Miller has been engaged in the work of organizing the miners in the Cllfton-Morenci districts and in his statements to Organizer McCluskey he declared that the miners were Joining the union in large numbers. He said that while some little opposition to his work had developed at times at points where his mission was not understood, that in the main the outlook was brighter and more encouraging than ever before. There is no trouble in that seation at the present time. SUICIDE OF GILA COUNTY TEACH PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 7.—The body of the woman dead by the self administration of carbolic acid, which was found recently in a Washington street hotel, has been identified as that of Miss Rebecca McCue, who taught last year in the Olive district of Gila county, which is located twenty miles from the Tonto dam. She had written on the examination recently held in Phoenix for first and second grade certificates, but had failed to pass. The woman had been at the hotel since July 28. She was not driven to her death by poverty, for pass books and deposit receipts to the amount of almost $1,000 were found among her possessions. She had evidently intended leaving town, for she had sent her trunk to the Arizona Eastern station. An inquest will be held by Coroner DeSouza this afternoon. The officers today found that the decease! had written seventeen letters, all dated Sept. 3, and all except one addressed to Miss Tory of Roosevelt, the single exception being a letter to a brother residing in Duluth, Minn. The letters were pieced together by the officers. After she wrote them she had torn them up and thrown them into a waste basket. Her home appears to have been in St. Peter, Minn., and undoubtedly her mind, according to the letters, was unbalanced over a love affair. KEYSTONE SUIT IS AT AT END NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—New Keystone Copper company stockholders, at a special meeting, by a vote of 277,884 shares out of 358,174 outstanding, voted to decrease capital etorck from $3,000,000 to $39,797, naw shares to have a par value of $1. The property of the New Key-stoue company was recently sold to Inspiration Consolidated Copper company, which gave in exchange therefor 39^797 Inspiration shares The reduction in capital stock of New Keystone company is preliminary to distribution of the Inspiration stock share for share. In order to bring about the reduction in the New Keystone stock 241,826 shares now in the treasury unissued will be retired and shareholders will be of fered one share of new stock for every nine shares now he.ld. Suit recently brought by New Keystone stockholders, among whom was Carl H. Pforzheimer, to prevent the sale of the property, has been withdrawn, removing all obstacles from way of the proposed distribu tion. The first twenty-eight people the Silver Belt reporter met on tho street this morning told him Kirk Gunby was back. The twenty-ninth was Kirk himself. Explaining why he returned, he said he had rambled for a year and a month and a day and had covered the entire northwest portion of the world from the Mexican line to tn» place where Cook turned back, and found no town in all that territory with the life, bustle and circulating wealth of Miami. Most of the GOES TO DENVER— Johnny McNeil, a well known employe of the Miami Copper company and a resident of Miami sinoe the town was an infant, left today on a VISITED TONTO— L. F. Fletcher has returned from a visit of a few days at Wootan's I month's vacation, most of which will ranch, on the Tonto. be spent In Denver. NAVAL ACADEMY ROW By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. 8.— Secretary of the Navy Daniels is reorganizing the Naval academy, the result of the inquiry into cheating at examinations. Practically all #the heads of departments Lave been transferred. DURANGO CAPTURED By the Associated Press. EL PASO. Tex., Sept. 8.—The Carranza consulate today announced that Durango had again been cap- IS BEST SAYS KIRK GUNBY IE NOT THE VERY BIGGEST OF ALL OF THE PAY DAYS AT MIAMI—BUSY AT BOTH OF THE BANKS. GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS SENT TO THE CAUCASUS, WHILE CZAR IS NOW COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE ARMIES. MANAGER H. O. FITZSIMMONS OF THE GILA VALLEY BANK & TRUST COMPANY EXPLAINS THE HUSH. . Manager H. O. Fitzsimmons, of the local Gila Valley Bank & Trust company, stated today that yesterday was one of the largest If not the largest among all of the pay days of Miami. This arose from a variety of reasons. For one thing the big companies did not have their pay checks in readiness so that much money was turned in at the banks before the Labor Day holiday. This threw' all of tho work upon Tuesday at the banks. Then again, Sunday and Monday being banking holidays, the checks received by the local merchants around town were turned in at the banks yesterday. In addition came the natural disposition of the general public to put a good deal of money in circulation on the Labor Dya holiday. At any rate, yesterday was a busy day at both the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company's offices and at the offices of the Bank of Miami. TURN ATTENTION TO 8.—The BOSTON, Mass., Sept. Boston News Bureau says: Miami Copper company will earn about $4 per share during 1915, ac-time since he!cording to official estimate. Produc left here he was in Alaska, where he tried Juneau, Sitka, Cordova, Sal-dovia, Seward, Anchorage and other towns and they all made him think of the town he left behind him when he started out to cut his name in the ice where the sun would never melt it out. in the Arctic circle he found the light sox lie wore in Miami insufficient protection against the northern frost; but he refused to change them, got cold feet and started back to the coast. Alaska, says Mr. Gunby, is very much overrated. His partner, Boy Young, has a good positiou with a mining company at Juueau and will remain there. Kirk has come back to Miami to ^tart in where 4ie left off and grow up' with the town. He says lie expected to see some changes in Miami, but did not think it possible for the town to jump forward as it has in such a short time. tion is expected to total close to 42,-000,000 pounds, of which 18,400,000 pounds has already come from the first half year's operations. Cost of production from July through December should be sufficiently low to make an average for the full year of 8 % cents. The following figures serve to in dicate how the company's output for the current y*ar is expected to result; Pounds First six months.......18,400,000 July ................. 4,100,000 August .............. 3,800,000 September ........... 3,800,000 October ........ 4,000,000 November............ 4,000,000 December ............ 4,000,000 BERLIN DISPATCHES DENY THAT ADMIRAL VON TIKIMTZ HAS RESIGNED—SAY I1E IS MERELY ON A VACATION. By the Associated Press. PETROGRAD, Sept. 8.—Grand Duke Nicholas, relieved of the supreme command of the armies by tile Czar, who has taken personal command of the armies, has been appointed viceroy of the Caucasus and commander in chief of the southern front, a post relatively of little importance. The transfer was made in the course of a general reorganization which has deeply stirred Russia. Count VerontZoff Dashkoff, the famous viceroy of the Caucasus, has been attached to the Czar's personal staff to make room for the Grand Duke. VACATION FOR ADMIRAL By the Associated Press. AMSTERDAM, Sept. 8.—Berlin dispatches deny that Admiral von Tirpitz has resigned, the result of a disagreement with Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg, but say it is true he is to take a vacation. Tho differences between tho grand admiral and the chancellor were the climax of the sinking of the Arabic. Both appealed to the Kaiser. Holl-weg was upheld. AERIAL RAID * ; By the Associated Press. LONDON, Sept. 8.—Ten were killed and forty-eight wounded in tlie German aerial raid on the east coast of England last night. Fifteen small dwellings were demolished. Three women and five Children are among the dead. Three Zeppelins participated in the raid. All the killed and wounded were civilians except one soldier, who was seriously injured. Two women and one man are believed to still lie buried in the debris. RUSSIAN CITY TAKEN By the Associated. Press. BERLIN, Sept. 8.—The Germans have captured the Russian city of Wolkowisck, notrb of Bielovlezh forest. MARKET QUOTATIONS (Furnished by Broker J. A. Wilson, of Globe.) Bid. Anaconda ............. 70.87 Arizona Commercial ........ 8.75 Atlanta ............ .25 Alaska Gold .............. 32.00 Butte & Superior..........• 67.00 Chino................... 45.ll C. & A......... 62.00 Inspiration .......... 35.00 inspiration Bonds ........141.00 Iron Blossom ....... .65 Miami ........ 27.00 ltay Consolidated ....22.37 Reading .......... ..150.12 Jumbo Extension ..... 1.31 Silver Pick .............i .07 Utah Copper .............. 67.37 U. 8. Steel, Common......75.00 Verde Extension .......... 6.06 New Cornelia ........ 8.50 Alta t on. ....'.......«.«..28 tured by the Carranza forces Sept. 5. K^ennecott ............... 56.12 Total...... 42,100,000 Of the six sections at Miami's mill, four have been remodeled and placed in operation, the fifth is about completed and the sixth, already remodeled to some extent, will again be changed over to conform to the latest developments and improvements. Attention will be given shortly to the 4,000,000 tons of tdllings on the Miami dump. Preliminary work has been started In an effort to devise the best possible method for hand ling thia material from which a not recovery of at least 10 pounds of copper per ton is looked for. This would indicate ultimately a production of 40,000,000 pounds per annum to be secured at a cost of eight cents a pound. ALLIED AVIATORS RAID By the Associated Press. PARIS, Sept. 8.—Acting in cooperation with British aviators, a tieet of French aeroplanes bombarded tho German aviation camp at Oe tend. U. 8. MINER KILLED By the Associated Press. OUAYAMA8, Sept. 8.—It is re ported that the Mayo Indians, incited by Yaquis, have killed E. A. H. Tays, an American miner, at San Bias, Sinaloa. PRESIDENT VISITS STATE DEP'T By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON. D. C\, Sept. 8.— The president today called on Secretary Lansing at the state department and discussed the case of Ambassador Dumba, of Austria.' It was the first time a president has called at tlie stt^te department since McKinley visited Secretary Day. Secretary Lansing was unprepared and *as at work with his coat off. President Wilson slipped out of the side door of the White House office, evading the secret service rneu, and dum-founded the state department attaches. He remained fifteen minutes. Surrounded by correspondents, he said: "The state was not trembling," and tie had "just brought over some papers." 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LIVESTOCK farmers on the Orkney and Shetland Islands will be able to access the benefits of the Spread-a-Bale machine following the appointment of J and W Tait as dealers for the islands.
TRACE elements play an important role in livestock nutrition and contribute significantly towards health, immunity, growth, fertility and lactation, but it is important to avoid any risks of poisoning or exceeding legal limits.
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NORWEGIAN Red genetics from Geno, Norway's genetics co-operative, have reached record global sales as the breed becomes the most popular exported red breed worldwise with a 23% margin over the other red dairy breeds.
A BRITISH born and bred Holstein bull has set a new record for excellence after being classified Ex97, making Woodmarsh Asterix the first UK bull to reach this mark since Supersires Magic-Touch 20 years ago.
A NUMBER of bulls have made it to the top of the recent April bull proofs published by AHDB Dairy, with the British Friesian seeing the most changes in the top five rankings.
MISSING OUT on just 10% of early growth potential in black and white bulls, or continental-cross beef cattle could increase finishing times by 14 days and feed requirements by a minimum of 220kg, according to KW nutritionist, Dr Anna Sutcliffe.
A project to develop a ScotEID multi-species database to allow movement data to be electronically transferred through Scottish auction marts using electronic identification is being pushed ahead by The Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland (IAAS).
BUYING A good breeding beef bull is a skill like many others in farming, but no matter how good your choice if you handle him badly once you get him home you won't get the best from your expensive investment.
A MILD winter and high rainfall can only mean one thing this coming year - there will be a high risk of chronic liver fluke burdens in livestock in western regions of the UK, especially in Scotland.
IT'S WET and it's mild - the ideal conditions for the snail that causes liver fluke to survive the winter and cause real issues in the spring for Scottish livestock, according to NADIS' latest health bulletin.
A RECORD 43 breed stands – 31 breed societies and 13 individual breeders/companies – will be on display at NSA Scotsheep 2016.
A Scotland v England test match, an inter-district challenge between 10 Scottish districts and an exciting new open competition will keep sheep shearing enthusiasts glued to their seats at NSA Scotsheep.
THE NEXT generation of sheep farmers will be very much to the fore at this year's Scotsheep event, to be held at Blythbank, Blythbridge, Peebles-shire, on Wednesday, June 1.
FORAGE analysis can help farmers predict the likely performance of stock fed on conserved feed but when they are on grass forecasting growth rates is far more difficult, according to Dr John Vipond, senior sheep consultant with SRUC. In this article, he gives some pointers to consider:
REDUCING parasite contamination on pasture and remaining vigilant for nematodirosis will be high on sheep farmers' agenda this April, while beef and dairy farmers should concentrate on preventing parasitic disease in youngstock, according to the latest NADIS Parasite Forecast, sponsored by Merial Animal Health.


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Jeffco continues to be frustrated by the reimbursement process from the federal government for funds spent to repair damage from the September 2013 flooding.
The county's infrastructure sustained about $6 million in damage, repair costs for which were eligible for state and federal assistance. For expenses approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the federal government pays 75 percent, the state government pays 12.5 percent, and the county pays the remaining 12.5 percent.
A search of Southwest Plaza spurred by a telephone bomb threat Monday evening turned up nothing suspicious, and the mall's doors were reopened to customers.
Patrons were barred from entering the mall while the search took place, though customers inside weren't evacuated.
The Jeffco Sheriff's Office announced on its Twitter account at 8:14 p.m. that nothing was found during the search.
A suspect in an attempted homicide has been taken into custody, according to the Jeffco Sheriff's Office.
Zachary Zuchowski, 21, was arrested in connection with allegations of attempted murder, robbery and menacing, the Sheriff's Office announced via its Twitter account at 11:57 p.m. Friday. The Sheriff's Office and other agencies had searched for Zuchowski since Thursday night after an incident that apparently stemmed from a disagreement about money.
Fire crews made significant progress Friday in battling a brush fire after it spread rapidly Wednesday and shut down the southbound lanes of C-470 near West Bowles Avenue.
West Metro Fire announced at midafternoon Saturday that the 35-acre blaze was 100 percent contained. More than 74 firefighters were working to put out the flames Friday, and they continued to mop up Saturday.
A construction worker is trapped in a trench, with a 20-inch pipe pinning his torso and legs. He's stuck in a confined and unstable space, being crushed under a large structure. He should be terrified, but he isn't.
This scenario was an exercise — the final test, actually — for firefighters enrolled in West Metro Fire's technical rescue course.
There were WACs, WAVES and WASPs. And then, there were the women Marines.
During World War II, women served in and alongside the armed forces, including the Women's Army Corps (WAC), the Navy's Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES), and Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs).
There's nothing like a day spent at the pool to officially kick off summer.
Deer Creek and Weaver Hollow pools opened Memorial Day weekend, and Columbine West and Sixth Avenue West pools are opening June 4. Admission is reduced to $3 a person on opening day to encourage the community to come out and celebrate.
After almost a decade, the Jeffco Education Association has reinstated its Christa McAuliffe Excellence Fund scholarship.
Established in 1984 as the JCEA Excellence Scholarships, the program awards $4,000 across four years to graduating Jeffco seniors who plan to pursue careers in education. The scholarship was renamed in McAuliffe's honor after the New Hampshire teacher was killed in the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986.
Kygo's "Stole the Show" echoed throughout Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Friday afternoon as Chatfield Senior High graduated nearly 450 seniors in its 30th commencement ceremony. As a group of seniors performed their class song one last time, the proverbial spotlight was on, as thousands of parents, family members, friends, teachers and classmates looked on from the stadium seats.
A full-scale wildfire preparation exercise is planned for the Ken-Caryl area on Saturday. Sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security Grant Program, the exercise will involve neighborhood evacuations, a mock shelter at Chatfield High School and more.
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When you log on, the Winlogon service remembers a hash of that password, and when you attempt to unlock a locked workstation, the password you enter is hashed and compared to the hash of the password you used to log on. If they match, then Winlogon proceeds to unlock the workstation, even though the password might be stale. This behavior is a network performance optimization to avoid inundating the domain controller with authentication requests. Most unlock operations are with the correct password, and avoiding the connection to the domain controller reduces network traffic and significantly improves performance over slow network connections.
But wait, does this mean that you can't lock users out of the network by changing their passwords?
No, you can still lock users out of the network by changing their passwords. The cached password hash is used only for accessing the local workstation. Once the user tries to access a network resource, that network resource will ask the domain controller, "Hey, is this really the guy he claims to be?" and the domain controller will reply, "Nice try."
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If you never lock your workstation, then it doesn't matter how the workstation unlocking algorithm works, because it never even runs!
If you would prefer that unlocking a workstation connect to the domain controller to verify that the password has not expired, then you can use the Group Policy Editor to enable the
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Note that this one-level password cache for unlocking a workstation is different from cached domain logon credentials. Cached credentials are used when a domain controller is not available to verify a password. Under those conditions, the password entered by the user is compared to the one stored in the cache, and if they match (or more accurately, if the hashes of the hashes match), then the logon is deemed to have succeeded. Whereas the cache for unlocking a workstation is a performance optimization to avoid contacting the domain controller (even though it is available), the credentials cache is a fallback used when the domain controller is unavailable entirely, but you still want to let users access local machine resources.
Cached credentials can be both a blessing and a curse, depending on what color glasses you're wearing. For laptop users, cached credentials are essential for logging on to the laptop when the computer is disconnected from the corporate network. Without them, laptops would just become paperweights when not in the office, which counteracts one of the reasons for having laptops in the first place.
On the other hand, cached credentials permit an offline attack on the information stored in the credential cache. If the laptop falls into unfriendly hands, an attacker can take all the time in the world to try to guess the user's password without your domain controller finding out. Mind you, the credential cache doesn't contain the passwords or even the hashes of the passwords, so a purported "cracked" password is only a probabilistic success (and you can tilt the odds in your favor by requiring strong passwords). Of course, a stolen laptop grants unrestricted physical access to the hacker, so the unencrypted information on the laptop itself is already compromised, password or no password. Even so, if the idea of cached credentials give you the heebie-jeebies (warranted or not), you can set the CachedLogonsCount to zero to disable them. If you combine this with Require Domain Controller authentication to unlock workstation policy, you've got the password caches turned off in both directions.
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Your electric bass guitar strings have a huge impact on the way the instrument sounds. With many combinations of types, materials and gauges available, it can be a frightening proposition for new players to pick out their first set of strings. Fortunately, once you break down each option that you're facing, the decision can be easier than it seems at first. Roundwound winding strings are the most common type. Perfectly round, these strings offer the brightest sound and give the strings a deeply-grooved feel that makes them a bit rougher to the touch with more finger noise than other strings. Roundwound strings are the go-to shape for slapping, popping and tapping. Flatwound winding strings, on the other hand, are shaped like ribbons and give a mellow tone. This type of string is a good fit for jazz and reggae. Smooth to the touch, flatwound strings make very little finger noise. Sitting in the middle are groundwound winding strings, which are based on a round shape but shaved down on two sides to combine some of the brightness of roundwound strings with a sense of the silky-smooth feel of flatwound. Electric bass strings are primarily made in stainless steel and nickel-plated steel varieties. Steel is a great material for strings because of its strength and its corrosion resistance that allows it to stand up to sweat and humid environments. Nickel plating is a bit easier on frets and fingers, with a slightly softer sound than the clear, poignant tone of straight-steel strings. Other less common bass string materials include plain nickel, chrome, copper, phosphor bronze, silver and nylon. The final considerations are gauge and getting the right fit for your bass. Choosing a gauge for your strings is essentially striking a balance between tone and playability. Lighter-gauge strings place less emphasis on tone but are much easier for a beginner to play. Heavier strings take more effort to fret and pick, but reward that effort with great tone. Your goal should be to find the gauge that hits the sweet spot for your experience level and desired tone. Naturally, you'll also need to choose a set that comes with the right number of strings for your instrument and has the correct scale length, since a short-scale string won't reach the head of a long-scale guitar and a long-scale string would be too thick to wrap around a short-scale guitar's posts. Ultimately, no one can tell you which strings will be best for you. There are so many variables that you may have to experiment before you find the ones that suit your needs. This process of trial and error is normal—and when you find that perfect set of strings your bass lines will sound better than ever before.
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Vacuum/steam mop combos put the power of a broom and a mop into one machine, saving you from having to switch between a vacuum or broom and dustpan and steam mop. The vacuums themselves are best for light-duty cleaning -- think stick vacuum rather than upright -- but many people love the all-in-one convenience, not to mention the space saving factor.
When it comes to multi-purpose vac and steam mops, none get better reviews than the Bissell Symphony (Est. $180). It can vacuum then steam, or vacuum and steam simultaneously, and experts and owners say it does both very well -- just keep in mind that the vacuum is not designed for heavy-duty jobs. However, the steam mop function gets raves for its performance, even on grout and tough or set-in stains. To sanitize, just push the steam mop over one area back and forth three times, rather than holding the mop head in place as is recommended with most other steam mops. This Bissell also leaves the floor just damp, which means it dries much more quickly. The Symphony heats up in less than 30 seconds and will run for about 15 to 20 minutes on 13 ounces of water, depending upon whether you choose the low or the high steam setting. The water tank is not detachable, but most users say it's easy to fill using the included water cup.
The Bissell Symphony is reported as very easy to use, and owners particularly love its five-way height-adjustable handle. The Symphony includes a decent, albeit basic, array of features, including two washable mop pads; a general cleaning pad and a scrubbing pad, as well as a set of filters for the vacuum. Bissell also includes two fragrance disks to add an optional scent to the odorless steam cleaning for those who like to have that "just cleaned" smell in their home.
The only complaints we saw about the Bissell Symphony are ones we see about all steam mops: that it's hard to push and leaves streaks on hardwood floors. Because steam mops don't have rollers or self-propelled technology, they do require more effort than, for example, a vacuum cleaner. However, using a clean, microfiber cloth should make the effort fairly minimal. As for leaving streaks: As we discussed in the introduction to this report, most manufacturers don't recommend using a steam mop on hardwood floors at all. Be sure to check the owner's manual before using a steam mop on your hardwood floor.
The Bissell Symphony is our only recommendation in the vac and steam category as the very few comparable machines that are currently available get absolutely dismal reviews for performance and durability. Unfortunately, both of the vac and steam mops we reviewed in the last version of this steam mops report have been discontinued.
However, there is an intriguing new product on the market that we wanted to take a look at -- the Shark Steam and Spray Mop (Est. $110). It's the first of its kind, and it's a one-of-a-kind -- a two-in-one regular spray mop plus steam mop combo. Like other popular spray mops, which we cover separately in our new report on mops, the Shark steam mop has an attached detergent dispenser that's operated by a trigger on the handle. Just squirt cleaning solution on the floor to loosen the dirt, then either mop it up or use the steam mop function for an even deeper clean.
One very important caveat: the cleaning solution is proprietary to Shark and must be purchased from Shark's website unless you want to pay shark-like prices from a third-party seller. It's about $10 from Shark for a 20-ounce refill; we saw it for as much as $50 per refill from one third party seller.
There are no professional tests out there of the Shark Steam & Spray Mop, but owners are giving it props. While there are a few durability issues, most say it works very well and is much more convenient than having to have two different cleaning tools. However, the two functions require two different mop heads that have to be changed out depending on whether you are using this Shark as a steam mop or a spray mop, although most don't seem to mind. Owners also note that the Shark Steam & Spray is quite easy to use and "glides" over floors. It can be used with either washable or disposable pads.
There are some quibbles, though. The main one we saw is that this steam mop will not stand upright. To keep it from falling over, you have to lean it up against something or put it in a bucket. It also has no dedicated on/off switch and a relatively short, 20-foot power cord. Still, early buzz is good, so we'll keep an eye on this Shark Steam & Spray mop to see if it deserves to move up in this category in the next edition of this report.
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Regarding John Bussey's view that Chick-fil-A has set a "powerful brand identity" that is "swimming against the tide": I'm assuming he means the tide that favors gay marriage. Well, good—I'm for gay marriage, too ("Chick-fil-A Leaps Into Controversy," The Business, Aug. 3).
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Conway, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 447-5448
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2011 - $35.00
This park is clean and quiet. Sites were easy to back into even with new 5th, if you stay on right hand side of park. Sites are a little closer together than some of the other Federal Parks we have visited. Lots of hiking nearby, direct connect or short drive. We will definitely be back. - cbshea02
Conway, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 447-6734
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2008 - $35.00
The campground offered a very nice atmosphere. We had a very private wooded site. The campground store had a large selection of camping goods. We enjoyed our trip. - happy rvers
Oct 2005 - $35.00
We camped here for 5 nights (10/1-10/6, 2005). Our site (#29) was on a small peninsula right on Conway Lake which was a great spot for our 18' TT. We saw loons, a heron & ducks on the lake. The CG was maybe 30% full due to the time of year we visited. We enjoyed our stay very much & would not hesitate to return. There were 2 potential drawbacks I can mention - 1 major, 1 minor (depending on your point of view). The minor drawback was that the access & interior roads, as well as the sites themselves, were all dirt/gravel. I imagine this is due to the shaded nature of the CG. This was not a problem for us as the weather was fantastic the days we were there; if it was rainy, I could see where this could be a problem. The potentially major drawback was that the restrooms & bath house were not heated. If you needed to use these facilities & it was cold in the Spring or Fall, it might cause some problems. For those who use their own facilities, it's no big deal. - BigPackFan
Kancamagus Hwy Conway, New Hampshire (map) | 603-447-5448
Sites: 49 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $11.00
This National Forest campground is one of many along the Kancamagus Scenic Highway and the only one that takes reservations. Golden Age passes are honored here. I have always wanted to stay here but from the highway there is the Albany Covered Bridge that one has to drive through to get to the campground with restrictions of 3 tons and 7 ft for height. Our motorhome would not make it but I just found out if we drove to North Conway (tax free shopping) and took the West End Road to Passaconaway Road for five miles, one can enter the campground the back way. It was pouring the day we were here for a one night stay and there were some flood warnings. Logging trucks use the same road and they have the right of way. The campground has two loops with pit toilets but the sites are huge and level. A ten minute walk will get you to the river where many swim in the summer. You can also take some hiking trails in the area and if you pull a car you may drive it back over the covered bridge to go back and see the sights on the Kancamagus HWY. A short walk to the bridge from the campground is interesting and there are great places for picture taking. Nice campground and we would return! - gsnakehill
Conway, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 447-5092
Sites: 210 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 18 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $48.00
We spent a week here in order to explore the White Mountains and Lake Winnipesaukee areas. Beautiful sightseeing abounds and this campground is certainly well located to be our base. For as many families and kids were here, the campground was surprisingly quiet at all hours. Our site was long but close to those on either side. All the hookups including cable worked well. Wi-Fi was marginal at best. However, the road leading into this place is in serious need of grading, and that is the good part. Once you are in the gate and heading for your site, idle speed is too fast. These roads were among the worst we have seen anywhere. Hard packed ruts, edges that fall off quickly and tight turns. When we departed, we backed out of our pull-through site since the road in front of us was not suitable for a 44' motor home. The one behind was marginally better.
We will not stay here again only for the condition of the entrance and interior roads. - TwoCorners
Jun 2014 - $47.00
Well we have been coming here for the past 15 years..the first 5 years had great ownership, lately the park itself has shown signs of disrepair...roads haven't been graded in almost 5 years, lots of bumpy roads, sites are aren't mowed, when it rains there are massive puddles in the roads. New bath/shower area isn't cleaned on a regular basis and they really need scrubbing. Disappointed in this campground as it was one of our favorites. However, if you are looking for a place to "park" and visit nearby tourist attractions it's an easy place to get into. I wish the owners would invest a little $ to return this park to the way it used to be. - anger49
Oct 2013 - $46.00
This was one of the last parks still open so we decided to give it a try. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Most of the seasonal help was gone, but the park was in pretty good shape. It had just rained and there were lots of puddles, but not at all muddy. Overall, the sites were spacious and maneuvering a big rig was pretty easy. Lots of nice pull through sites with full hookups and 50 amp service. Our Verizon Wi-Fi had a strong LG4TE signal and cell service was good. Did not try the park Wi-Fi. Park looks like they need to get caught up with some maintenance issues like filling in potholes and fixing up some of the tent shelters. Overall, this is a nice park with abundant river frontage and it is one of the very few parks that have a separate beach where pets are allowed. Our dog had a blast wading in the river! We would stay here again. - bgbassman
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Oct 2006 - $19.00
This is one of our favorite National Forest Campgrounds in the White Mountains along the Kancamagus. There are flush toilets and pay showers and the sites are big with lots of trees. It is a great place to ride a bike and it is along the Swift River. It is near the Russell-Colbath National Historic Place an 1830 homestead that you can walk too. When we were there, the new barn had fiddlers performing all through the day. There a few places to walk down to the river and some have a great place to swim in the summer. There is hiking near by and the whole highway is great for visiting with waterfalls, hiking and just relaxing. There are a number of campground hosts. They do not take reservations here but the campground fills up fast and is hard to get into in the summer. It is almost in the middle of this great highway and when the leaves are turning it is spectacular. We camped here in a 25 foot motor home and it was $19 a night and half for golden age. It is not open during the winter. All of these National Forest campgrounds are on a self-pay system so make sure you have the exact change to put into the envelope. - gsnakehill
Sep 2005 - $16.00
This is another National Forest campground in the White Mountains. I love this campground. The sites are huge and private with a lot of tall trees. There is a river that runs in the back of the campground and one can walk to it (very close to some sites)and swim in the summer. Big groups are welcome here and it is still very quiet. It is on the Kancamagus Highway with river swimming, hiking and beauty. One can drive to the Old Man in the Mountain (which is not there anymore) or to North Conway for shopping and food in less than an hour. The golden age pass is accepted here with 50% off camping fees. They were not accepting reservations and generally you don't need them except for some busy weekends in the summer. This might change since there are a number of National Forests Campgrounds in this area that are taking reservations now so check online at the National Forest website. - gsnakehill
Conway, New Hampshire (map) | (603) 536-6100
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Beautiful and spacious sites, ours was adjacent to the river. Very quiet. Would definitely return. - marsharini
Jun 2012 - $20.00
Campground is in the forest immediately adjacent to the Kangamagus Highway. Most if not all are back-in only and the "driveways" are pretty narrow. Campground itself was quite spacious however, with a picnic table and fire grate as the amenities. Couldn't enjoy these due to the clouds of mosquitos on a warm, rainy day. No showers or flush toilets, just a couple of outhouses (which we didn't use) and potable water spigots on the loop road in the camp. For these "higher end" amenities, RVers on the Kangamagus need to stay at the Jigger Johnson Campground ten minutes down the road. All in all, we got our twenty dollars worth for a night's dry camping amid the tall pines. Doubt that we'll be back. - TennTrek
Oct 2006 - $17.00
This was our first visit to Passaconaway. It is another National Forest campground along the famous Kancamagus in the White Mountains. There are no hookups or showers but some of the sites are along the Swift River. There are about 32 sites in the woods and some are just beautiful with the tall trees. It is a quiet campground with a host. It is so close to Jigger Johnson, that one can drive there to use the showers which are pay. This campground is not open in the winter, but it fills up in the summer after Jigger Johnson is full. There are campers that prefer this campground to Jigger Johnson. We camped here in a 25 foot motor home in the fall of 2006 and did not have problems getting in. It costs about $17 a night. All of these National Forest campgrounds are on a self-pay system so make sure you have the exact change to put into the envelope. - gsnakehill