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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

The "White House," Soledad
Block, best liquors, wines and
cigars. Elegant appointments
throughout. Fred Kerble, mana
ger. II 10 If
Go to L. Wolfson for December
Delineators. LIST
-Buttercups at Palace of Sweets.
1l73m
We are agents for the finest
cook stoves in the world, the New
Light House and Grand Sunshine
stoves, ranges and heaters. A.
Heusinger. II Aft
Our cloak department is tenn
ing with bargains. L.'WOlfson.
IL 20 2t
-WANTED-All parties having
rooms for rent, rooms and board,
or day board, to address Bureau of
Information, l2l Alamo plaza. ll2ltf
Heaters for coal or wood, cook
stoves all grades, stove pipe, fire
sets, shovels, pokers, stove boards,
coal hods at Tips & Hartmann.
ii ID tt
See the liberal policy and low rates Of
the American Casualty before reinSuriDg.
Louis Polk, Agent, 3l2 +. Houston street.
1l71m
For first class work in the har-
ness line, call on NJ. Mcdowell.
Special attention given to repair
ing. Prices to suit hard times.
l035 f. Houston st. II 10 Inns
-WANTED-All parties who de-
sire to accommodate tourists will
do well by leaving their names
and addresses at the Bureau of In
formation, III Alamo plaza. II 2ltf
-Sheern & Burnett, undertakers,
l59 Commerce street. Tel. ll5. 1y
White S-button, undressed kid
gloves for $l.OO at l.. Wolfson's.
See this bargain before buying
elsewhere. II 20 1t
-SHILOH'S CURE. the Great Cough
and Group Cure, is in great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty five doses,
only 22c. Children love it. Sold by Drug
giSts.
-KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great
Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clear
ness to the Complexion and cures Consti-
patton, 25c.. SOC.
BUTTERFLIES December patterns
are out at l.. Wolfson's. IL 20 Ut
-Butterick patterns may be had
at l.. WOlfson's. ii 20 1t
See our window this week.
IL 20 2t l.. WolfsOn's.
We have made great reduc-
tions in our feather bOas, col
larettes, etc. See them. l.. WOlfson.
II 20 Ut
Haas & Oppenheimer's sacri-
flee sale Of Ladies, Misses and
cbildrens shoes, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Rev. w. w. PinsOn, formerly
of the Travis Park Methodist Epis-
copal church, has consented to de-
liver a Prohibition lecture at the
request of the ProhibitiOnists of
Hays county.
Among the stars at the Gem
theatre this week are "The Electric
Red" Souter, Joe CrOtty, an excel
lent dancer, and Harry Holmes in
his bone solo.
The Bella Union this week has
the Dixon Brothers announced as
the card besides a host of other
first-class speciality artists.
Try a cup of delicious CHOCO-
LAT-MENIER, dispensed daily, this
week, at Wilson & ROte's, corner
Soledad and Houston streets. The
healthfulness and popularity of
this world-famous beverage are
evinced by the annual output, 3d.
100000 pounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

The Alamo Fire Insurance
company, OF San Antonio, pays all
honest losses promptly. Insure in
it and keep your money in circula-
ton here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
Another Grand Concert.

Under the auspices Of the San Antonio
Deutscher MInnerchOr grand concert
will be given at Mission garden on the
night of the Goth inst. The event prOmis-
es TO be an interesting one. The follow
ing program will be rendered:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21
PART I.-ORCHESTRA.

PART I.-ORCHESTRA.
/, EncamDment March .... Quintet Club
.. MY Heaven on Earth" ..........
...........San Antonio MInneTChOr
3. The Broken Heart" Either Duet,
........Ch. Brauderer and Miss Fried
4. Flower Song" Mandolin Solo, 49,.
+. Weston. accompanied by l.. Will
lIamS and +. Burt.
;. The Lorelei". .....S. A. M4nnerchOr
PART u.-ORCHEsTRA.
|. Far Away. .......S. A. MInnerchor
.. BARTON SOIo................Na FAX Sutor
3, Dispair." Either Solo. Mozart,
Brauderer
T. Returning Home" Solo with
Double Quartet e. S. A. MRnnerchor
!. Spanish GalOpade. .......Q Quintet Club
(OTchPStra.)
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-21

Dr. Won KoEHRIN6, ART.
Office & res. 229 Garden St., tel. 476. Is tt
DIR. S. BURG, late physician Of the
Imperial Hospital Of Vienna. Residence,
226 Monumental street. Tel. 1872. Office
Reuter- building Alamo plaza, tel. 494.
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amaklxa.
lnSfruction.

0nA. TSHs CSC. ~ Nne: sepnd NAs. ~.
gr ne ,T1Ad AZ Sssseq.s.s tass. 81 ~
FBANJO-Free lnstFpceiop 70 M koginpetl
ioininE ssnio crcne!rrs: PTysfe isAnoaa pco-
tEEkGY1AN. With PaI!ls, - vsca9oy lol -
moge boy; near city; ~ home cumfofts; good
cnanes '0f oe'''''s of oxSfIifTHfx%, 81 81 len Word.
FREE CLASS h. photo process Tor pinto en-
Apply p2s xxSr9s %0snsT,. csr : A''ocsA'
differences. Nile. DE tIDY. $50 Lexington
ave. 1901 49,.
PIAND LESSONH, q and 70 'cents; refcfenccA
MIA. N0deli. ~ Ansterdam ave, between
06th and OGth sts.
PIANO-Puplls thoroughly Taught, rapidly ad-
vaheed bxht references stefnfs moderate. Ad-
dress Interesting Aethud, 100 Onlum6us ave.
sl0'Bfoadwsy. n. Y. N week. Cali OF WRIT.
WHITE no Heart Of Ar'II !PublsRink Com
bars 81 new book on eiocuti2n. resdins. 9s.tory
and artins: chs best. inAtracteo andsreQuires no
to0CAxE. 1, ..Gr = --s- - HHE. 70 . rtfel- -
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furn,lshsd .Rpems e lsts


tn S.,,,iI..t 5000 Room, 4. r, ~
-EsI 49,: -. a,x.- -V-- 49, =
nsr5sr.. q fAaf-AIa,ss sa,nsA;d rJcss 70
~ - a..s M - 1870 ssss sssssss1 s1n| sI;ss s 7Ss%s E;
en.2 sos.ei
$50 ~, " EAsr. near waldprf. BAshslof
bra valet; attendance snexcsiied. '
a1Tit STEYX1yFIVE nesST iSIinSfCa Ava
vinscr csn mSk sescIdv vsmfsSsons arrsnse,menis
noN sisgPs htS3ed iho.Shopt,. 81 .I
.s q s::4SltssatAslsal,'lassssE , ys ssssi sssn. -. water.
-; Sas AsTI ,I.ns Shed shed, sooms Tor isdiss
m. s'"' WV t.s"' huprs' S"~~
Ha7vtTT MA s,5y6..sI.S
.1 ssss Il. IS ssss''Ss' l.dis' or s-nsi'a'sn; Other
ass SsatisHhsn or isdies, witk bssrd' terms rec
<isT sIi, n EAsTs.Nsom3 newly !nInishsd q
Eoos. for seMtleInsp N private f.mLly;
ss ! vi isn aSs q s snv sss i ssssl' sSs%: ss \
.ss;s.
sgtr rSs, ~; aeS IA rro%nSScnynnsie sr sSS lSHs o SSs
,nnscs pr ~ .ao connscunS s0o"' u o'ne'
| IEUT1
%gIfST. oysEASTElAnge sunny Ivomss wen
aUu.slout Cno nnIuruAsuoui puVsS nouSo'
: s .sssons9!.: -
18Th n's5. sr; elm. lSs AT, S;sPy s ,sS%; R,ss,f . a1s.
ses font,.s; g. eyss.HsEe err eeA: 49,
<gI2irs W. nfGi,sned
To0ma, lAsee and mail HIN 4lsher.s bell.
ESP. 81, H. AST-fnyate, family Will rent
.Alc2ve room; Others on third 1oor; near Nation.
6TH 6f.. i31 EX6f-N1ceiy furnIshed aicoye
room. also hall room; quiet, private house!
9TH 81. ia EAST-WIdow will rent ! ole
65n Iii. afS EI1frTafee. sdIare fuTnj769i
fDop In private family; All convenience; ref.
9TH IT., IA E~1HT-Yon1F man wanted to
aaefe cody fpTnlshed dat; homo comforts;
l,h04Sate. Carleton. ~
T6BfR, sT.. mi EA6T-s1ricfiy pT1ysto family
N wf7iet ode or two rooms TO gentiemsu. = ~
66TH I, 883 cOnuectipk .fUOnk.
comfortably furniahed, gas. bath; terns mod
ess3; stan9s.
iJIkTsf 4. 22l EABT-Two front rooms. d:
iSsnsuM. for esnuenen or housekeeping ~;
4 - E2sMs 49,
nfses house; seen Q ~.
4 YANrHH 1r M ~-Ntcnlv Nr-l.kNl -,n~n.
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Boarden Wanted.

, flr 80. -i;,.s'4 .. =, See; So.
= ------ ------ - e-.T,sV. 90! -
0AssAAes t1~ak~sA 4s
M9..seS -.
~ ~ = ,vesN AVA. %.
MT ST; - wEzrEnestn.hle rson.s. an,cDn-
xsu,SS1Sc Skhce.ons MosS; so0o nooss' ssnus-
IN. res.Ons"sO
21eT ST. ]dB WEST, opposite .theqlnsicai ssm-
lsasy (rSonas H.ndsomsly Tsnhhsd dooS's
21b ST., Si0 WFX7. yhsIseS HSfsss Rooma
With board, DINGHY Or en- suite: permanent O.
transtenta. -f1' 80.
5Ib ST., Z86 WE8T-I7andsomejy fufnIahSd al
story, back, with bay window, and board terms
moderate. = I-,
51D ET., 110 WEBf-CTntfaL, ouIST, ko17IIEe;
convenient TO evexywh&TY; supsSt0s tAbtS, krEn'
S5S isSSTies 1Ssi..S %hsTeI1sas AID ;asK Ssoas
With hyperion board: table osrd. -
22p !; s,s WEsT.L.s.. : s.e.s ,es.,
.aess
1m VI. 867 WE3T-IAfRo and ANAL hnn4-
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hNs. No enru ckars on SssddVa
e n;s;'IsE sg s:ss SS:: /: /: 4; ;2ss;:::s;;s
oharsss win 30 he ssms a thoss sIks nAls
LEXINGTON AVE, 7Be.rroet aicoys room;
c. s,sS other so.r s:s ,.S,. sss:SrASss' "snsss pross's a.
LEXiNGTON AVE. 100, formerly w -.
Seth & Elegant large back psrior. with ssosa-
LEXINGTON AVE: Iss.EniIIs, .sosa iaSSis;
references exchanged.
LExiNHToN Avn. 90; hszsh g LIS -
without board; terms rea.onabls. -
board sinai ismiis. M fssE.s j slsss 1900
Y Boa AYf q g ri IL =, Nl: ssssa furnished m''a''
sD AVE, lS1. Sssr .lNA. a:.N!csIy E7n!s5sa
hall rooms. with board. e<.6O; respsctahis
worklnsinsp
mia a..heAay raein. - soS SRp sSS:sa SscRi So. SS;o snsSsS
s SfsI 81. I 3 " EAST, ...l, Hse.avsy-y,siyET n:
.r s'sssa ,csIs sss Sash J EcSS sos'd' nodsia's; -.
,.n %ia!:hs,s :saosss JSU.s and ansis so0nsi ssosE
room for gentleman, with board.
ilTH ST, 20 .EAsT-sunpy rooms, 4ness "a
double; excellent table; home comforts; No
i small T rccn ~ siss ssos HSi. 40 no .sSsa sossd. Pc
renins' ;~sser; rat. IS; 93sr ssssis aaSS "a;
18TH n, "A EAST-Heea6S IafFS rooms, Con.
nscted, single; good board; front and bsek
i7rH ST., SD EXsf-NJ-Iy 7ufrEksd 6ssE
parior, also large front room With Ant-caao
board.
i9TlI ST., a64 F1sT--Esfas6sd Tge1s M
board. also table Soasd; Frencn' spsnse. itataaa
,c H,,S n m. isS d ds,m.1 SS.!a , sl.a saS;s S rec;
nth ST., lI6 EAST, .neAf Union 6queCs-
Fourth story rooms. costly furnished; sxcciiept
! ST, u kAsTlFsaSant rooms; sIcelsnS
21sT ST. 1855 EAsTlComforta6ly fufnis6sd
room. with board: all couvenlencSs: EXCELLENT
locality; moderate tetma.
2isT ST., % EAsr.HHDdso%ely lHIn!sEsd
CAB ST., rs E~AST-Rooms aqd board rsesqp-
sS,s; q s5pns psrsOr. with Or without board; tases
25D 81: 2sa III E oOs1 400, = MInndsomsiy hHpisSid
like; good substantla bosri.
9 isnaybesSfast; Cas; soods comfortable. =
23psT., ia EAsT-IARe front room, Sulfa6le
for, two. gentlemen; table board; reasonable
SITT E1r-- 1ai E1FT-rront Ard KacF nSaos
with private table. suitable for physican Ii
dentist; Sis per I, week; ;i pics,y iMrpthed rooms
ETH 2ran sTO I I5x EAs q , me-, m sa,S -; .r.s; ssSs
asTH 81. i.s EAsT-N.viy faTaiaSs1 rooms; d:
proysments; good board; moderate SgiesA
18TH ST.. 100 EAST. near xsdi.o. sss.S-.
Rlsfe..
2s sxtsn sT;n ls s Sslss o GAsnnMsfs .ai. ssnN z; r Gs;e
S 10" = - a.-77,.,,.1 z;
ismiiie; md 6achtiors, cn suits q alneiy; 1fst.
class table.
o 4 scn,ismse: si,o tsbts boSfS.
saI 81 n1I.. ~ 81 Sv.-sssE
rs Srnet 81 EoE isdss:s. VIZ ~. 81 @ ~ mp'
aSSrfI Sil-1EE Y1n5 .155,
nom; also back parior; good table owner.
18Th ST, 1S8 EAsT-IArge newly Mfni,ee6
rl rS0sn, evsIy oen asSas: rsss:P nvs's 'snns' naa
.or;S
conysniesSss; ssni'. ri iedass, S(k.oFc, tabas
coerden,
ens wanted
ION. room. ample eies..: wiz q Without SessS;
4Y III, s sssa, ~ Hl.s s. .ass.ia. ss.ss: sss s. ss,s sss
10Th 81. la2 EAsTnNIcsly iurnish:4 sesoca
LOOT is lro hai rom, WIN nau room eo'oenns' WIN
sc ,l,,r St e; s+e EAsT.TSS5.i.1Ssa, :So99s Ss.ssa,
conyeniences; reasonable.
osIA /. los EAsT53Dous.. .ad .iasif Iso.s.:
ssnse% lc VI pIs : ~. 49, 49, ,a,;.. :,
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1880 seelsWsi.ssMs

tssaesss seelt4&ttss4!Mss
usssssisksS ssrsk es.sssk Sssss1
tA.issTE Fl: ~ wEsr.6hssSs - s::s
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"a; s H.; 'sall q Ss.lFs( Esssl 's & az
dfsn: Fsfsrsncs. BS& Wss l62dsl
BAND ROOM TI0oR 41ssh. ((lle 2 .slsl
NO. 800 % gSiI; a. asnd xioSns q YiSf-'&
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PHYSICIAN onsrss tout rear fSSsns foe. board
md carr q Ecoms: reisrencss sxchAnssd. A.,
BOZ =, l2Sa sroedway,
b. MISUNDERSTANDING
CtNrRAi. AVE-. 90, cqrss zeiSSy !, Hsesr
ulS y~eS,ss, 3sS 60 9 egss fcoas, Sned''A In
D s1s. 1ssa. q. Ii g ~ :: tys5sss5E q y
JEFFEhs0N AVE. 1bl, 10 SossFs.d IL:
thro1thoSs; zos Ssssi: xspi3 5ssisdt. %
ATToE LIT, eosas1: S,diosd- sys. a M.
q. i it$ss sSs aSstS Sss5sst t. az
HNY6k6ssIE LE60xEf. 1LxIS Mhloy
~ q Nv EiIs 81 ssp 8 W., Ven 81 ~ aes sR ssSSiEEss::sI
; 81 .aS=sss sfs E sS:I Is sstsIl:s
was3a,ejis1Esss.Sas A$fHSsss &asYSsiSol.N
asj5&SRE5 ,SSS 9ssssI ~,
g. s::s's 2psII A 81 sssssss:Ssns:s :. k.sse ssSs o'ns 'nA
10 LEL-F1ets; 9 SscuTs ohetos 5! .Isstnsns z
sUSS,sSs e Hsssss ~ a. si2s ,sRaEtHses sES
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~. west Side. q
WASHINGTON. PLACE, l17-Dsirahls sooms;
,,s saSsl sna t SSasd Sos s.%a,e: sc O. snnss%:n' r Ssn.
WELLINGTON PLACE, l4z-fAlge and anall
rooms TO let. with board; % and - pei Meek.
WAvERfEY PLACE, ~l?4-stngle and A0u6Ie
tle@en only: reasonable terms.
WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, N8EIAWs
square rooms: for one %; for two eao. y.
Guiding board yeierences.
OF without board; sood table board.
HTH ST., 253 wEST-Niceiy furnisked 1srTe
and small ro0ms; also back parlor.
i4fIf gT.. 49, W~fsr-Parior noor, suitable. fof
rooms; table b0ard.
i4TH FL. 40 wEsTlCDolbie and alDvie FooTnl.
with board; central location; families; reason-
l4TH ST.; IA WEsT-L Large and single rooms,
with board; parlor dining room.
I4TH ST.. o80 wEsT-very Desirable large
rooms; all improvements; table first class;
l4TH ST., pa wFsTESevenI large and small
handsomely furnished rooms; also excellent
table board terms moderate. (.
l4TH ST.. 320, wEsT-Lare pleasant sunny
ROBINS: good table; pleasaf surroundings and
lITiI ST.. 237 wFST-Two large, handsomely
furnished rooms. hrst floor; one top door; OK
18TH 81, $50 W~EsT-LArse. well iunIshed
nom; running water; 3larse closets; folding
l5TH ST., ~ WEST-Desirabie rooms, paIoT.
room moderate: table board.
lgrW sr.Y rs iAND = swEyTCsecoDd. Moor
rooms. en- suite or slngiy; back parior; parlor,
10TH ST., 81 AMI o3 WEsT-Hsndsoniely 1lr-
nlsled rooms. with superior table; psrior dtn-
Ing room.
10TH ST., 87 wEsT-Rooms and board terms
reasanahla. axceltpnt fable. fnbie b0a nj. nofrF~
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nobekss

oessssss::ss ssss =. ;:s. s:::.'s Z: ! ss s,ss;
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Jersey City. 81 =
HAILkDAY ST, 2le- Four rooms. fupishst
J. far housek ssp1nG, eA.bD weekly: Cortiaddt and
Desky lssss tsrdeA.. IL MAlne.
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North Of ,ssth Street.

DCFFtELD ST.. lilies w; large, desirable.
warm room; well furnished: suit two gentle
I FULTON 81. Tz5, lafayette station, Brooklyn
~ week: . cosy furnished rooms; housskeep-
Ing.
HENRY ST., 81. near bridge. Brooklyn-LArge.
comfortably furnished rooms; complete house
keeptnk or gentlemon.
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ICfiTTON. PLACE. Z. -neSfT T0SdT1y-15SnflS-
d man, Obix:, hSndnanSlX xprpi461dI ff3S r6Rn:
ss s1hs - ar., W wr III; :ssstsI.a
Isfge room: IN bSthE pdy6ta hb25S; INIT q
IVE-- 565.1SSE-z6eSSETf5x0d
ssmely fatHishkd ReHlydscofSASaTe uvR foon
e. 1sa ssssEs III; w s. s. sE.s,ssi;
Is rs; $780,.
oEhos q Sschslor Soms: dss.s.dssSsysIss ismiiy:
IR sssns. q. .l.en.
LExINot6E 1YE: sII-zsfN 1a!sE6sd
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THE STO

IS to 10 East 18th Ut. near 9Th avs. oomiortaht
family house; very moderats teEms.
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o~s 1Nse ne n, hne Ssoosd M ma ~
pr kNe; fkird aNd AsbeeQsas NNA IA -
hMe. No ezSru okonss on Sssdava
No ESTkH CHARdE oKTTCz1vs06N5A6
Dtstrict Messenger 06os In n dty, vhsee t6s
charges VIII b lhe sAnns q thosa - IL nAla
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-17
Cared From Chutes.

All along these, utility drifts, sixty
feet apart, are chutes from which the
ore is loaded into cars without any
handling, as it is simply knocked down
for space of sixty feet square, thirty
either way from the chute, and in this
way the ore is worked out by going up
ward to the grass roots, thus from each
drift body of ore sixty feet wide and
many feet in height is taken out while
the drift is still the artery through
which the golden vein at a remote dis
lance in that direction is carried to the
tunnel and from thence on to the mill.
Each car holds two tons and the tun.
nels are of ample dimensions to allow q
mule to enter, so three cars are drawn
to the mill at time.
The works on the higher levels are con-
nected by shafts with the tunnels below
80 that from these no ore is handled ex-
eept by the car load where it is dumped
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-17
Across Lots.

The plan of reaching the Mashackety
property is unique one and while at
tended with some expense will we'll re.
pay the outlay by the facilities it affords
in transporting ore to the mill.
A tunnel has been started few rods
north of the main or old tunnel and on
level with it. This extends toward
the northeast in the direction of the
Mashackety mine and at point on the
map designated as the Calico ledge, q
shaft connects it with another tunnel
fifty-fve feet above. This second tun-
mel on the higher plane runs on to the
new property and taps the vein at the
nearest point thus enabling them
through these two utility tunnels and
the shaft to gravitate the ore to the
mill. The general idea in all this de.
velopment work has been to facilitate
transportation of ores and reduce the
cost of mining to small figure. at the
same time maintaining the standard
price for labor. With this in view 300
feet of work is now being done under
contract at figures ranging from 50 to
SO per linear foot. Economy and re.
trenchment have been adhered to quite
rigidly and the volume of work that has
been accomplished in the past few
months has been done with small
outlay in comparison with other works
of this character. The walls of the
mine are firm and although there is but
little stone the heavy cement requires
blasting but little tim bering is neces.
sorry. One remarkable feature of the
mine is the small amount of dirt on the
dumps which is due to the fact that the
ore is in large bodies and no waste
matter is moved. The present develop
ment work has made at least half the
dirt on the dumps but this was an alb
solute necessity from the fact that new
fields had to be opened up to secure ar
ample and constant supply of ore suffi
cient to iced the big mill.
For the next three or four months
there will be an outlay for what may
be termed dead work. that is, running
tonnels and drifts through matter that
is not gold bearing with q view of eth
er reaching new ore bodies or affordins
facilities for transporting known bodies
to the mill without hoist or the use Of
tramways. After such time the plant
will no doubt be self supporting al
large bodies OF So and 81 ores are now
in sight and the developing work il
reaching toward Sc and $40 ores, tina
will when reached furnish fair margin
after milling.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-17
Personnel of the Force.

Those found daily at the mine are W
s. Alley, president of the Phoenix Con
solidated Gold Mining company; DR.
Alex Trippel, superintendent of thu
mines and mill; E. G. Bonsall, mining
foreman Alex Koon, assistant mininJ
foreman; 7. Armstrong, assayer and
surveyor, and Frank Tweed, clerk.
In the big mill are G. P. Russell
milling foreman; ]. McKinzie and VIM
]. Smith, ama!gamators; and T. W
Kopfer and ]. F. Smith, engineers
Thus it will be readily observed tina
the management has surrounded itsel
with strong force of skilled workmen
many of whom have worked on the
Homestake and other big mills in South
Dakota, while most of these men
especially those in the mill, have at va
rious times conducted other reduction
works at various points on the coast
Mr.. Russell, the milling foreman, wal
secured on the recommendation o
Fraser & Chalmers, the big manufac
turers, and he has so far proved very
efficient mill man.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-17
Attendant conyenlences.

A store and boarding house for the
convenience of those In the camp are
conducted by G. T. Walters & Co. Ev-
erything in the line Of clothing and pro-
visions are kept in stock, while the
table is we'll supplied with both SUBJ
stantials and delicacies, at the rate of
one dollar per day. Several families
live in the camp, but the single men are
we'll fed, happy and content. Tho rep
resentatives of THE REPUBLICAN, are
under many obligations to the superin-
tendent, foremen and those who feed
the hungry, for courtesies extended
while in the camp. Nothing in either
the mine or the mill was concealed, but
on the other hand every facility for full
and free Investigation was afforded,
while Mr.. Alley very kindly and frankly
explained the situation of everything at
present and the plans of the company
80 far as they have been determined.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-17

and mill. DR.. Trippel over forty years
ago superintended the construction of
the first powdered sulphur works in
America which were erected at New
York. Later he built three copper
smelters and copper refinery at Duck
Town in east Tennessee but during the
rebellion was compelled to 90 north.
his next venture was in the interest
of the Lehigh zinc works and after
spending some months in Belgium
where he secured skilled workmen in
that line he returned to Pennsylvania
and built rolling mill at Bedlam thus
for the first time turning out plate zinc
in the United States.
twenty-five years ago he came to the
coast and for some time successfully
superintendent big silver mines in Neva-
da after which he was for ten years
superintendent of the Old Dominion
iron mine at Globe in this territory and
later he managed the Buffalo mine at
the same place. No more fortunate
selection could have been made as DR..
Trippel understands milling from the
foundation and is practical chemist
with few equals in experience. His ex-
tensive knowledge both of geology and
formations together with his long ex-
perience in seeking after the precious
metals in the peculiar formations in
Arizona make his services invaluable
and the mine under the present man
agement will be thoroughly tested at a
limited expenditure. Few mining
superintendent seem to possess the
happy faculty of being favorite among
the men employed and at the same time
be able to sacredly guard the interests
of the capital invested but DR.. Trippel
is the man.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-12-17

Two Hundrnd and Fifty Tons Daily
Can Be Reduced.

The big stamp mill at the Phoenix
mine has just been completed and COM
petent mill men say it is a model of neat
ness, while for durability it is unex-
celied by any other of the kind in the
southwest. Nestled against the east
bank of the stream, with a constant
water supply obtained from Cave creek,
the ore bins in the upper floors of the
mill are supplied with ore from the tun-
nels but 100 yards distant, the track
running into the very mill itself, so that
when a car is dumped from the mine it
is in place to pass through the great
crushers and come out in glittering bull
lion. Cave creek is constant stream,
although at times no water is seen on
the surface opposite the mill. 1t is
only few feet to water, however, even
at the dryest period, and to insure a
constant supply tunnel runs across
the stream and ends at the pump house,
thus afording an oblong spring that can
never fail.
Three big Knowles pumps. with ca
pacity of 5000 gallons an hour supply
water for the mill and are covered by a
neat pump house.
The big Corliss engine, made by Fra
ser & Chalmers, is beauty, and runs