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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sas amrrifaniibc Sbrater

lit in moraliider SinIi9t in beitdnOi=
gem Sinteu beAriHen. &iirslid trot
bier in Dubuque cine Srllppe Ouf,
weIhe li6 nSoitonians" nanllte uno
bic ii9 ourb cine 9erb5bnuna Der To-
tbOliiben Sroensleute einen lue=
mig beneioensiusrtben Namen 0ema9t
bat. - Sn perfl. g8ode wurocn Der.
i6leoene S6eoteritilfe 9e9ebeu, bic
Sw0r eiuen unIAuloi9en Sitel tru9en,
bel oeren Iuhii9run9en ober perI6ie=
oene SGnSe uno 3wiiheaiSenen ein9e=
i1oben wuroen. iuelbe oieIelbea QerOs
oeSu unittlih mabtcn. llnter
ben 9e9ebenen GerbGltniNen mus wan
lid bitten. Gas Npernbulls su beiuden,
ielbIt menn Stilfe oufgcIubrt weroen,
oereu &uf ein gutter mar, oenn es
i6eint, o0B Der Suoen9eiit, pelAer
oas n9eI6dftlihe @noe" Der Siibue Dis
~ri0irt, ipltemOtiib oardui bin0rbsitet,
iclblt Die menigen, iiir NnltdnoiQe Mens
iden mnebmburen Stiife ourb Gin=
idieben unmOrnll'frr 3beile ObipIut
lIn9enieBbNr 81 ma1sn iuht, 10 oaB in
Der Sper nur mcbr yanrithi9e" 8eiell=
ih0ItstlNilen eriheinen tDnneu. Der
clnSlQe Nuslue9 miro an @n0e oerlc=
MICE ieill, baB alle morolii1Cn 2eute
il berboupt uno prin3ipiell
gar telne Sper meDr be Iu6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
GIcinere Iabrid1tsw aus Etaot
nn0 unIeeseno.

- YOr 6rieoensritter 9eotbers
miro Der &la0eial Gebmonn 9e9en
Bernard 8ierens %psrbauoelt. Sebs
mann bebauptet. er babe 8icrens ana
9~eitellt. einen abort iiir ion al oraben
uno oieier lei bel Der Nrbeit ouf cine
YleiaOer 9efipBen, aus lUelder cr (@ie=
rens) Obne &ebmann's g8iiien Ooer Grs
laubniB 1870 Yiuno Sleier3 e~ntluenoet
uno gum Yreiie bon $50 per tauieno
Yfuno OertOuit babe.
Sn isinem &Oltbnuie 1856 an Der
@OiblnQtOns StrNBe itOrb i'm alter bon
80 Sa0ren s. 6abilI.
- Sic Dubuque Bar Association
bat fOlQenoe Yeamten fir oOs nG6Ite
S09r erpdblt: PrGlioent. SObn Sees
~; erlter SIcesY rdIioent, g. 8. SurO;
srueitsr YicssP raIiosnt. s. u. &inolap;
SetrctGr. &. q. SObs; S90gmsilter,
u. y. Gibbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
0crftriacrung.

Ole uuterSei6nete Gittwe unb Grben bes
SiINS Wtoore yto6laiieS weroen III Oiieut.
li6er Weritei9eruu9 am g a Il 9, ben
s. SauUor 1898 nm 10 ubr Wtor9ene
bic elias Wtoores SGrm III Gpwortb, &a.,
beitebeuo aus 200 gder, lGutsr yGuo inter
9flu9. U~ertoufeu. Gute StQQe, isiue S6up:
pen uuo Wobubou5 uub 9uteS gSaler UIi
Der 6nrm. Sin pra9tUolles Stit Eaub, 9e:
iegeu / W}ejIe POM YOltumts. &2irb GAM
poer tbeilpellc na9 HeIicbeu be5 NQuierc
p%srtnuit. Ger Nu6loR uriUBt ieruer ell
%boppeltes Sol9;cbGuoe NIB II itGottide EotS.
eu @lOt pom HoitOmte geleGen, wsI6ee
ebentaus u~er'Uuit wlro. i3ubIWu9sbeoiIg;
nu9en: Die SGlite baar, 6os lleGri9e IN s
Sabreu gu z VrO3eut bel gutter Si6erbeit.
Worp g. NoOre, So6n- %. Woore, G6as
SO. Wtoore, Traut NtOOre, SOcob .. Woore
Sarob 20. @raIiort, Gll;U =. McRee, WUriC
elm 0OOt, Saunie u. Wenjer, @rben.
SObu @uW0u9er, &9ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sic MaIetzS teucr 1T Dubuque So.

Nv
fpirit i'm @0nsen Den getroa BON
500, 900 ob. Die Steuer muB be-
tonntli3 pierteljdGrli9 i'm SOraus
beSa6lt peroen uno Die NneiiOren oes
Gounty boben beribtet, oOB l73
@irtbi6aftsn i'm @puntp weiter9efabrt
peroen. gu 5000 oas S0br wirft
oQber bic MulctIteuer i'm 8Nn5en
SOB, 800 ob. GOn oieIer Summe
taft bic SQlfte nGmli6 $jl, 900 al
bic GountDOerwaltun9 uno Die anoere
SGlfte erbolten Die St0ote uno incOr=
pOrirten SOmns I'M County.
Sn Der Stoot Dubuque uerien Die
100 @irtbi6aften, pelde ii6 bereit
ertIdrt b0beu, mad Dem |. S0nuar
1898 peiter au Operiren, I'M 8an3en
$40, 900 ob, WoOOn Der StaotUerwal=
tun9 $50, 900 3ufallen. Qm |. So
nuar 1898 bDrten in unierer Staot -
@irtbidaIten auf gu eriltIren. 9a
bic Wulctiteuer UierteIjQbrli6 i'm 8pr=
aus ($l50) gu beSablen 1T, rnb oa, bel
S9luB Der Wirtbi6ait innerbalb oes
8iertels, feline @eloer wieOererItattet
tperoen t0nnen, 10 miro jeoer @irtb
fi9 oorieben, tein Gelo su beSablen,
falls er an ieiner eieenen @riftenSfdbi9=
teit in benz betreHenoen 8ierte!jabre
3weiiel be9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
albert &utualsti

bat i'm 9iItritts@ eri6te bic Gbic00O
8reat @eiterrkGiienbabn Inn $lG5O
S6NoeneriGB an9etlN9t. Gr bebaup=
tet, feline Satin uno ibr uWmiinoiQss
Sinh ieien am 3. SUM 1896 bon elmer
&nnQirsG OtomOtiDe BON einem Wa0en
QeI9leuOert uno beoeuteno perlebt luOr=
ben. Sm OOri9en Notwithstanding bots
ten bic 8rOB8eidrpOreneu i'm Yer.
Staoten-@ eri6te einen Wubripruh Qss
9ebeu, our6 Welden Dem SinOe $4,000.
Gber Der 6ruu Nidts 3u9eiprO6en
tpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
tStalt mud Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Sin @anSfulcnScr, CONNIE il fault.

bos beiBt Elm @onotnlenoer, Den mir
nit 6reuoen be0riiBeu. 1T ms oleler
SAGE Don unierem 6reunoe Sotob
gRies BON Sbatppee, OHM, 5u9e9ar=
oer. Serr &ies 1T nGmli6 SelIBer
zines BeI6QItes, in Weldem Wlnerals
gGQiier uno @etrQnte aler Nrt IN 6la=
iaen 9esogen uno U%erIonot werosr.
Ser GQlenoer felt Ct. 9tltoIolls bar,
ME er nit Ieinem S6litteu, Der nit
Wel6enten nQer Mlt bel0om III, Dor
einem in minterll6er &unoibatt 9ele9e=
men Sauie obTtei9t uno III lelrem
Mrme Elm rpIenrpOnQiQes G9rtlttlnO
itiiBt, mel6es ilber lelller S1lllter
eiueu it%rabltnOen. reihbelaoenen @elb=
ro6tsbaum i'm Gi6ter9lanSe halt.
9us 6anSe lit ein iebr onlpredenoes
Silo miuterii6er Weibn0htsQeoHnterl.
lluter oieIem SiIoe, III Der llnten Gfe.
bQnQt Der Solenoer fir 1898. m Cobb
bruf uno id0u perSiert. 9Ns Obere
Silo 1T in Qebobenem Ielleforut uno
IN REDEEM 6%orbenorud 8e9alten.
Mos uns an oieIer Nu3eiQe jeoo6
defenders 0efdlt, oOS lit Die S6NtlN4e,
boB man oieielbs aud III NnItdnol9em,
totbOliIbeu 6amilienrQlmen Nl>tDdn=
Qen tam, obue ben 6riitli6en AnltNno
81 OerIeBen umO Ou5 1T etmOs, mas
man leiocr pUn pielen, Oielen WnSel9en
unO sumal @anOtolenoern onosrer
sFirmen, 0orunter IeIOtr AUDI cine Mn=
5Q6l @ei6Qft3bduier, Die DON &atbOll=
len 0cIilbrt werocyl, nibt ioQen torn.
3umal beoNuern mir gu ieben, Wle 9e=
lUiiie Gelte ibren Stol3 BARN 6l leBen
iu6en, o0s oGwi q Weibli6e"
ols bOhIte3 SoeNl Der tilnItlerll6en
Observation-Disclosures 81 Derberrli6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
umgc,ugcn.

Die betannte NQcntur=Sirma Nito=
laus @n9el uno SObn. iuelhe al Der
z. StrnBe, nabe Dem GDurtbauie ibre
Sifice bat, miro i'm &arie Der nd6lten
Sage in oos SuQipan=@ ebduoe, iibcr
Der Dubuque National &unt. o1 Der
.=m. Gte Der q. uuo Drain. Strobe
umSieben, oa oas wabisnOe 8eiddit
grObere Hdumli6teiten nutbtuenoi9
mabt. Ser 6irma lit gu oisier Sbats
fade su 9ratuliren. Sieielbe empfisblt
lire gl9entursn fir Sumpfi6ih=9inien,
2ebens= uno 6euer=G erIiberuu9 etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
9eamtcnmaGl.
&ieler, @is., q. GeS. 1897.
@ertber Serr 8onner!

Sieler, Wis., q. 9e5. 1897.
@ertber Serr Conner!
Seute belt bic Sumestotun @e9ens
ieitl9e 6euers9 sriider @eieNi6aIt
hire jdbrli6e SeriammIunQ unter SOr-
Iib Des Serrn Seinrih Sosber9 ab.
Die G%innubmsu unO QusQaben murocr
perleIen, Der &aienbeItano feIt9eitclt
uro mad 9ebOri9er Yrufun9 iiir ribtiQ
befunoen uno angenOmmen. TOl9enoG
9irettoren wuroen ertuQ0It: @. Nui9,
%. &irdber9, q. grano, s. @ieoer:
bOlo. &. &iibIe, s.. SOsber9. s.. SOlt.
s.. &oliu9, 8. 2an0e. Sus 9irettu:
RUM erpdbIte uIsoaum iolssnoe De.
amten:
Yrdfoeut-@. 9UI9;
SefretQr-N. VrNuo;
S6uemeiiter-S. Golin9;
Q8eHten-Wt. Gir6berg, $. 9olt, 6,
6iIble.
N9tun9spoll
o.. Gir6bera,
SetretQr Der 8eri0mmlun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04

fol0t uno bel oieier @sle0enbcit 9ele=
len, o0B Senator Naiion uno aud Der
Geprdientant Senosrion (es puroe
ri6t beitinmt ppr pelGem 6on0reBt
Sitritte) ii6 iir bic Sei6ran lie
tung ertldrt b0ttcu. Sol. Senoer=
ions Srief Qibt ulio bierilber ielbIt
gl~lstunit. g8cun DerIelbe nun a9h
nod 9e9en Die &urla4e # i NJ NJ t. 10
miro o0s ibm Die Nnertennrn9 Sieler
uno 5par aus Den beiieren uno belten
Gloncn Der Siirgeridoit ii6crn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
IS aibt cine 9laHc 9cute,

bic bur6 ben @ebron9 beS RoIiee S9oben
lsioel. 8itr;li6 ipuroe i'll oQe @roccrpz
Stores ELL reres Rrdpurot eiu9siibrt, 9e=
naunt @ruin-S, 1psl6es pom reineu &Ornerll
9ema6t lit unb Iuel6eS &aiiee erieBt. Ger
empfinOlihite Oto9en nimmt eS obue We:
i9weroeu Ou uuo uur Nenl9e tOuueu eS pou
8aiice mterl6eibeu. is fcitet ni6t mebr
ols eit &iertcl oeS prciies pom Eaiiee. 6ils
Der tOuusn es nit 9roBem Nueeu ~triuteu.
15c uno Poe per Fatct. Berlu6en Sic es.
Gra0en Gle nod @roin.S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Tarmcn III orrfauicn,

pelde on ben Srt MouarO i'll 9alo alto
Gouutp, Su.. onitobeu. sic iiub 81 babeu
III &beilen Don 80 bis 800 gder. ,ino Swur
81 ouuebmbareu |reiien uIo l3oblmu9Sbes
D%iu9un9eu. WoIoro lit ELI lebbuiteS
StGbtden on Der Chicago, 81. 8. & Naciiic;
Sabu. IS lit eire beuti6e, tutboliide au=
I~ieoluu9 nit elmer totbolii6en STRIDE; gutter
WorttploB ; nit elmer por;ii9li6eu Molterci,
tpel6e beitGnOj9 tbGti9 lit NIB 6ormeru 9e=
bort. lin Erelie uuo .3oblun9sbeOiu9ul;
gen penoe man ii9 oil ben lluter;ei6ueten.
4Qe GorreiponoenS wirb prompt beautpor=
tet. Geo. Wt. @orbner, Malaro, Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
.3W geG. 6ea6lung!

stac ttniere sIbonncnteta, pcl1e
fih Scn fGoncn s,Ic8ensbnrser
WaricnfalcnScr" FIR saS SGbr
1893 els TrGmic c]rtperbe!t tpuIcn,
i:no frennaliMit crind)t, jeBt ibrc
&IGitdnoe Sotuic cin SaEr i'm @ors
ans ST cntriGten. ga oer &aicnber
Sicics Sabr beiunSers rei6bG!tig
lit nna unicr 8orratb idot beocnz
tcna abgenn,nrtcn bat, m6Otcn tpir
tniere Scicr bitten, tDr 9t0onnes
m]cntsgcio foba4S ais n0slih eins
SnicnScn, nm lid Scm &alenSer ST.
iiGtrn.
Sorens 0onner,
@efGaftsfnbrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04

- gls am Somsta9 8uiiaD 6els
hermann BON Ct. SOnatus, SafIon
Co., nit ieiueu Sriioern uno icincn
ShpeItern BON einem anoeren Sruoer.
welder etli6c Weileu n0rolib bon Ct.
Sonatus mObnt, bsimfubr, fam cine
gerion, Nnmens MlOlitOr, tuelde nabe
@oroUns 6srru pobnt, nit einem
MtcIler auf ben S6litten gu unO I~tiIrste
aui Die S6weitern oes junQen 6eloers
mann log. 8uItaD tbat ieiu Seltes,
feline SbweItsrn 81 i6iiBeu, nobel er
etlite Gsrlebungen erbielt. Ser &n=
0reifer snttam, aber es miro Nles
auf9eboten, i'm einsuIan9el.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sic Iirma Sas. 2epi & g..

Ode Der Z. unb Waiu ira 5 e.
1T betannt als zines Der beiteu Yer'
t%auisbGuier Der Staot fir ale glrtite,
IN Glen uno &urSwonren, fir 3ep,
pi6e uno Seltii6er unO aud fir alt
@aaren, pel6e ben Oeri6ieOenen Sab
resseiten an9emeIleu iino. gQes ii
edit uuo oauerbaft bei mOoli4it bili9er
prsiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Die @allbcanitanouna

in Dem Observation-Disclosures Sale III
eno0iiltiQ bccnoet. SNs @eiammtres
iultat iiel 81 @uniten Sauoeni6islos.
Setielbe bat ndmli1 ieBt $50 Slim.
men M!sbrbeit iiber ieinen Ge9uer.
Sieies beDsutet einen Rein9siuinn BON
% Stimmeu iiber Die erite 3Gblung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sic @ittrrung

mudte in psrfloIiener7 Wobs Spriin9e.
MittwO6 ities oas SbermOmeter bon
s @rao unter benz @eirierpuntt auf AZ
iiber NuQ (6abrenbeit). Nm Sonners=
tag NbcrO ieBte jeOOd pieoer talteres
@etter elu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
0crr .. Z. 6prhcm,

Der Gountp Sduliuperintenoent, il
oOm Dem Yoaro Of EDUCATION gun
Nadfolaer Oes peritorbensn 9rOisnor.
&retI6mer ols 9orlteber Der Nuoubol
S6ule ernannt poroen. Die Wabl il
Spar nllr tempOrGr aber miro ipObl 81
elmer permOnenten 9ema6t weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sin gutter Ngeut

tann eiu %permnnentss uno prOiitables
8sibGit in unieren Nrtlteln etabliren,
ollr6 Gertuuf oerIelben an gambler
uno 6amilien. Seoer @ertauf bcoeus
tet einsn re9slmdBiaen &unoen. gDir
9eben ausiblisBli6ss Serritorium unO
belfen YertduIern ss Su beNrbeitsn.
@emiuu iebr 0roB. Girculore uuo
prOben gratis. SArcibt beute.
&. &. SWoop & Co.,
GO. 293 State st., &0cine. @is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Sic Stublrentc in Der ct. @aricus
Stride.

er9ab anaebli6 stpiidsu $4,000 uno
$500. Sieier @etrn9 1T mob! elmer
Der bO6lten, iuel6en bic Stib!e je aba
pQrteu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04

- s. .. Iranbsn, oeutiber NobOtat
uno HOtar, 3immsr Alb Sifices8e.
bGuos, 9. uuo Wain.S traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Wa0erluGt::::: : . :: : I : Al: !

Dit Der srteu 9oRs beaiuuCu sic SDmptome btreitS Al
]psridwiuesH uuo in 10 Talcu iuo m~euigiteuS ,pei
prittel Glltr SDmptome Utr gwunoCu. Sin Sud
nit Seugutisu pom ritGu ttnbeu SeiIuuaen rpirc
gratis uri did,. 10 Gegs Scbanpluu1 piro per
Vot g|raiiS Qegsbeu. TT ~. ~. Green's
Gems, Spuiali.sn, Atlanta, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-04
Marftb eri ds
Ssreife fur Den SroSUerfanf.

Snbuque, ben 81. Sei. 1897.
Getreioe uuo Mehl.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05

toward Kingman from Chloride. The size of the vein has not yet been de- termined by the several shallow shafts sunk at different places on the vein but enough has been, done to show that the vein is from thirty to fifty feet in width and crops nearly the full length of the claim. The Midnight is not shipping proposition but a high grade free milling gold ore is hard to find but Midnight has 500 feet in length along a vein that will at least avera ge thirty-five feet in width and fifty feet in depth, the deepest shaft that is known to be nearly free from base.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05
THE DON'T-WORRY IDEA.
Formation of Circles in Washington
 for Spiritual Emancipation.

Washington March 4-Washington has new fad. It is the formation of Don't Worry" circles. Mr. Theo F. Seward Of New York, who is author of a little book called Don't Worry, or Spiritual Emancipation, the Scien- tific Law of Happiness" was invited to speak in Rauschers hall on this subject. The address being over Mir. Seward was invited to remain in Washington for the purpose of forming some of these Don't Worry" circles.
 ''We do not organize circles" said Mir Seward to a reporter, i've simply form them on the most informal basis. The work has spread very rapidly, and every day large numbers Of people come to see me for the purpose of talk ing over the subject. As said before, theTe is no real organization in any Of the Don't Worry circles We simply elect by consent a treasu~ CT and secretary. There is no regu ar president, though some one takes the lead just to start tbings off We take Up a voluntary contribuI on to pav for sending out notices of meetings and for other expenses. At each meeting 1t is expected that some one will read paper or give talk on the don't worry idea
 The object of the Don't Worry circles appears to be to enable aI sorts of people, of no matter what religion, to learn how to be relieved from worry. fear and anger. Effort is made to have each meeting a5 cheerful and bright as possible.
 Tn his little book Mir Seward has laid down several rules which he claims, if followed out intef lEe0tly will canse a great deal Cf the worry habit to be lost. Some O. them are:
 '1 Rtalize il is an enemy which destroys your happiness.
 2 Realize that t can be cured by persistent effort.
 B. Attack t definitely as some thing to be overcome
 "4 Realize that t never has done and never cen do the least geod. T. wastes vitality and inpaiIs the mental faculties.
 l. Consider what mus be i9vol ed h the truth that God is infinite and that you are 9 part of His plan.
 '*e 8IemOrize some Cf the Ser paUre promises and recall them when the ten uDtatlOn to worry returns.
 -- Help and comfort yuur Heisl5-
 8. Forgive your enemies and con- Quar vcur aversion.
 a. InSuce others to 7erin the work cf emancipation from the haFft
 I5 will be observed" fTr Seward sa-s. "that the fvst seven ru7es rsr to efforts we are to make ourselves. and the last three concern ctr rela- ti0ns to others. The last rule s bv no means the least imnor tant 1o aan- . eip9ti0n can he ccmpleta which d1os not seek to include the naiEf b9.. The habit of worrying is so universal and so deep seated that aside from the struggles of our own natural temper ament, there is added difficulty of re- sisting the atmosphere Of anxiety hv which American life is so pervaded. i The greater the number of neighbors and friends we can persuade to make the effort with us, the more rap-d and substantial will be our own individual progress"
 The "don't worry" movement is SUD- posed to touch life on all sides. Teach 1 CTS can utilize it as help in control ling their pnnils.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05

a space between it and the lower edge of the perforated plate, the rifle pate having an overturned upper part eX- tending over the perforated pate.
 To James Kennedy of Allentown Pa., for a smelting furnace consisting of fire chamber, fiue chamber a D IL rality of distinct ore chambers inter- mediate or connected with the fire chamber and the fiue chamber, an up take compartment, a pan located in the uptake compartment, and a cham Der common to the ore chambers and leading to the pan.
 To James Woolford of London. Eng land, for process consisting of the fusing of a mixture of the ore and OK idle of antimony and reducing the OK idle of antimony, thus forming an alloy of antimony and the precious metal and the separating of the precious metal from the antimony
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05
WATER AT THE KING.

The Big Cold me will Fo-ss to the
 F{ont as a PrCducer Now.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05
FOR FUEL. Office

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL Office of Chief
 I Quartermaster, Denver, Colo. March 4, 1898. Sc led proposals in triplica' e, will be re- eeIved here and at office of Qusrtermster at each pot low named, until Il o'clock a. m, 120th meridian time, April 4, 1898, and then opened for furnishing fuel at Forts Apsche. Grant, Ruachuca, sub post of San Carlos and Whipple BarrsckR, A. T., Forts Bayard and
 Wingate- N NJ F ,rts Doug and Du, heese,
 Utsh, and Fort Logan, and Denver, Colo. dur ing fise=l l year, ending June 90, 1899. Proposals fo quantities less than the who reaui ed, or fir deliv " po'sts other than those named, wi be entertained. Right is reserved to ac- eept or eisct any or ali propossls or any rart thereof. Information furnished appliea-
 ion h. re or at offices of respective post quar- te ma ters. Ruvel pes to be marked Pro posais for Fuel.' \. B. ATWOOD, Chief Q. N.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05
wINNIFRED DISTRICT GOLD.
A Mining Man Tells About the Rich
 Ore in the Hannibal Mine.

MT. George Treadwell made a trip few days ago to the Winnifred min ing district eighteen miles north of Phoenix to examine some mining properties there. MT. Treadwell has always said that prospectors make great mistake in leaving the districts close to the valley and going farther back into the mountains, but since he visited Winnifred district he is more convinced than ever that this is true.
 Speaking of the prospects and mines in that district to Republican re- porter MT. Treadwell said: T saw one very fattering prospect in the Winnifred district during my visit. There are five claims in group owned by W. R. Brashear, Eugene Brashear, and John S. Watson. Three of the claims have been prospected to some extent The Empire has a shaft down fifty feet; the Hannibal has ten foot shaft, and the Watson has some little development work. The prospecting has all been done on a ledge which has a width of ten feet, and there is some excellent ere in sight. In the Empire S development a streak fourteen inches wide of decomposed quartz was struck which runs S100 to $500 a ton. Some of this rock pans as high as s3 to the pound. The gold is entirely free in this rich streak, and can be worked
 
 There is plenty of wood in the vi cinity Of the mine. and the pipe line of the Union company runs over their claims, so that the water question should not worry them much, as the Union is now idle.
 "All the development work on these claims has been done since the first Of February, and I understand that the claims have not been located long. There is a great deal of rich float in that district and prospectors there have some difficulty in finding the leads as they are more or less blind The lead On which these claims are located is partially blind, with here and there a quartz cropping which contains no gold values.
 MT. TreadweH told of an amusing incident at the mine. He drove out from Phoenix with a tenderfoot who was allured by the bright streak Of gold in the spoon when a piece of rock was horned. The tenderfoot picked u2 a great many pieces at the mine and was about to put them in sack wheA one of the owners of the mine checked him with the remark that the rock he was going to take away was worth s1OO in gold and he could not let him take it.
 The Gaa Monster, Nr TreadTell says is a good property with consid- erable development. There are other prospects in the district which should be developed. he thinks. Speaking O. the Union mine Mir. Treadwen says the property is @ good one, and there is ID apparent reason why it should he idle except that 1t was managed by com pany composed of eastern lawyers. He predicts Q bright future for the Win nifred district.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-05

Front as a Prcdueer Now.
 Word was received in Phoenix yes 4erday stating that water had been ef-uol st the King cf Arizona mine the b5g scld bonanza in Yuma county.
 The company has tesl drilling for water for the past four months, a-d I'D to tlis time their efforts were fu- tile. Diamond drills have been used at diEerant points on the prop psrty The water was found at depth oi 1000 feet. and it is sad that there VIII ba Tcter t7 supply 2 forty samp nil which the company will Bat iu as the nine as soon as this is delarui1ed-
 Another vein Of ore four feet in thieLaezs Vcs alccunte-e eI during tha last da cf the drilling which ran very high fn gold valdas. This is the second ore chute found in the coursa Of drilling, the first one being nor .ezteez-a tIian the last
 The company had about given n hcnes finding water on their prop ertg, plans had already been per fectel for putting in a tramway from the nine to the mill site. a distance of tbIlg-Gve miles. Finding water on the property will open the way for a large camp at the big mine in the desert. A large mill will immediately be placed at the mine, and other ex- tensive improvements will be made. The tailings dump at the present mill site will be worked with cyanide and the tanks moved to the mine when the dump is cleaned up.