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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
GILMER MERIWETHER.
Secretary COnsoli1Ated Land Com pauy. HUNTER N MkRiMETBER,
Irf4iIIanfi iuE

President Consolidated Land Company. state Of Missouri
 County of Jackson '
 On this, the 2Oth day of April. A. D. Isas, be- fore me, Martha J. Shade. B0tNry public within and for sad e0uuty and state, persouAuy app~Arfd Huuter M. MeriWet- CT aud i5ilmeE MerIwati.er Co me known Co be the identical persons whose names are subscrib bed 70 the foregoing instrument and SctnOW iedgcd 10 me thar they executed the same for tEe pur- Isosa Nud consideration therein expressed
 lnWituess whereof. l have hereunuO set my hand and Aft xed my uthciAl seal at my Ofhce, in kans2s CIty, the day and year fr-t above written NJ term expires July 5tn. .ig1-
 jNotNrial sal MARTHA J. SHADE
 Notary Puhlic. Jackson County, Missouri Recorded At reques- of II. Nj. MsriWetheF. .Apri a. A. n. ISa. At o'clock a. m., in book 8 Arti. les of Incorporation p2ges S25 and SSi recurds of favapNi counfy, ArlEOnA-
 tSeAt-) W. I. JOHNSON. County Recorder, ByF H. DOUGHEkTl, Deputy,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
Defiance

Lode being 1ss5 feet in lsnsth along tba v.s- so1th westerly direction from the portL-.-. i center end monurnent isIth sarface Rro115 ls. II m width covering s9 ft of said OeTs,-s l,,l ln . norihsAstsr!y direction and lslE ft 4. soatnNesteIly 0reotlon from discoverv sI.t. aLd cut, and bounded as folloy--- 's s-44It
 Beginning af initial mon. sr nc cs-..- -, . ciAlE1, mon Of stooes ft on base apd tt bt3 V. thence 5l deg V DO r to cor no which is -fl, -, cor no CopperUpOlis and Cor no . F.f-51.1A n 1Aso this survey, GOT described above ~h<,-iIT-- iI-As St A DO hrs Ss deg l2 min sO5s sft. th.SS,os. 2 n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24

Prescott, July 22, lSs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24

Notice is hereby given that the Bed Jacket mining claim, located In big Sug mining district. YsvapGi county, Arizona, IS being worked under contract, and that neither the undersigned, the owners, anr the mine above mentioned, will be respon- sible for any labor, improvements or Acoi- dents or any debts contracted by any per son or persons against said mining claim or said company.
 THE RED JACKET MINING CO,
 By c. H. MORSE. President. Prescott, Arizona, May l, lsss. Notice is hereby given that the Standard snd Buster group Of mines. located tn the Pine Grove district. BradshAW mUunfRins, are now tleinx worked Gnder bond and lsAsa, and that the OEners Of the same wil pot ba resIun'ioie for any lAbor accident, or debts of the sane ac- crued under the terms of the leAse-
 IA EoRBES-
 JOIN NCkEuE May T.. Is99.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
Notice Oi Forfeiture .
priraia and chrnnle Diseases of1sn

hcr suffering from evil ef- fleets of youthful indiscre- tious. syphilis, EonorrbOsa,
 gieet, stncturA seIual vrea kness, vHricccele, un- natural discharges, lost vitality, failing memory, undtness to marry blood, skin, kidney or privsts dis races, are speedily cured. IE, COOK has spe1t S0 ycars of P~sistent study .rt eXperlence in hls own
 srasi co and among the 3 las st Eastern hospitals a H--~ - Naaa aa# lana-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24

First publication, May F, 1899. Last publication, June l5, ls9A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
PINE auLCH.

E,.s,-s,,v nf |. a r.,~uar r,ouuraent cf ttle locA- ton u-hlch ts also the e corner ,t Ata. tsl-.sa lode of thts surFey corner np l. V c T. " I's AA- s r 40 r-Ars D | ds,E s6 min iEslA e. thence e Is tiesr n ulin $50 feeI Co esst stds rlenulE li lhencs same oourra. s5o 0 Co cor DO - ni is ls bokiien mOnEnent h-Hrs t- css n n.aA @ 2 . ~ v th.nca s4 deg IS min BlQ ti Co so1th een-e end uuunuleut. a monument of stone ft oA hAss Aad ft high- U1TiTtEAl center end ii.siill meat ef location. aoEamsui O. siooe " sA hsass and ft hign hasrs odE tl ulAn e ~ ta' yyhi-h uouun1sut is in Q eogtherty utrestoA lu10 fs from cauter of olscOEery shAff; the-les, .Auls course. 80 ft Co co her no original N csrner nuonuElcns of locAnou boar deg ll mn W Is h. thenoe D E ens u mtn ssQ it "a EoizG whence original st1e mt.n1nlent seaIs u - fg. thenee, same cOur-s, 70 ft Co cor Do idsuiieal Slth [. corner 9t locatlen, Nnlel z thence a s1 deg IS mn AN ft Co Q center end moEau1e1f; thence. san1e course, euo ft 70 ecrlef DO |. place of baginHiGg sarvsy ot sKieEio' buunGErfas-
 aaEI.stc variation of entire sarvsy Is dss s min e.
 Total net area of Silver Cap lode .. so ss Asre- iolAi nsf area of Raster lufie bog. --tl. uc Total net area of Pine Gulch luds q. &
 Total net area ..--..... ca s5 acres
 Silver G D ledge runs SC feet in . southeast erly cirectian and liso tret sn a EorthWestsrlJ D directio1 from disc SyeTJ ssaAst.
 Rusflrr ledge runs I5o feet in . borthWeetefly direction a8d Gs9 feet in a southeAsteriy dlree- tioB finn disc0vsry tunpel-
 Pine l1rlch ledge rubs 5uQ feet in a nnTthNest- erly direction and so ieet in Q southeRsterly d. recfiun from discovery shaft
 The lDcAtlOn nf the SiiysF Cup claim is Fe- corded la ths uordsr's of.ioe of ! syspsi countl Arizona, in book so, p.se Sa of niDss. The ln1aftun uf the kustlsF claim ts reooFdesi in the rcooTder's Otloe 0f fayapai county, Arr zoua iu book 70, pAgea sol and srS1 of mines. The location of the ffue 5aich claim is r~ corded in the reoorder's oehoe or 1sSapA county, AriEonA, in book %, page %, Of mEnss- There are no knSN1 Gdaoiuing claimants;
 Auy and all parsOns claiming adversely Anl portion sf said Silver Cup. hostlar and Pin. Gu.ch mines or surfAoe ground. are reguired e fls tiesr adFerse elaine with the hegister of ths United SgEtes Land ofhca At frpscoft ia th, couufy Uf laskuai, Arizona, daring the sLH days' pgriod of publication hereof, uF they st bs bsrred by the virtue of the provisions of the EtAtufr.
 FREDERICK A. TRTTI4E JR-, Register.
 fir,ss publication April a. isza
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
CoPPsrOPoIIs

ode being l5Oaeet in length along the vein E northeasterly direction from the sOutb- vest center end monument with surfaca ground 5o6 feet m width covering 5OO fest of said COpperopohs lode in northeasts~iv direction and l000 feet in a sou+hyrests.-is direction from discovery auarrv no n sr,5 bounded as follows:
 Beginning at ne center end raouumen. being InitlaI monument of location. "a pno1 of stones tt on base and fl high: then.s 5l deg v DO fl to CUT no l, identical vvitb nv cor Of location, which is also GOT ,,, . MAnll lode and GOT no Fairp Hv Ir-ss ,f this survey, whence c M M 10 I brs - ae deg IS min l55s.7 1t. thence s 4O ds, !. l5oO fl to cor no 2, which is also eo~ y.,.-, kaIrplay and cor no Defiance of tbis s-1,o vey, where po-phyrY stone 6xIGx9t ins sa, l ft ln ground and alOngs de built a mon of stones ft on base and 3 fl hieh. sfo-'e marked C no 2-l324, F no S-I3l4 and m = l-La@4; thence 5l deg c 5s6 ft to euT r,,, a which IS also Cor no 4 Degancs of tI;s S,. vey, identical with cor of location v-S.--, ], granite stone o1l2x24 Ins Set 1 fin r--C-,,,,s and surrounded by a mon of stonss' - marked c no s-l524 and on ov,nos-;,s ss - T, DO s-Ls--' thence D 4O deg I5oO ft to ror no |, ioentlcal with cor of the loca.;C,, V Nnlen IS also cor no Manila of this s-,- ysy; thence 5l deg VI 2ss fl to ne cs-s.l- end initial mons the place of b,e,;D--;,s.iL. survey of exterior boundaries. var 17 5-.-s
 The notice of location of ssid C,l-.,se opolis lode is recorded in book SS of -1l,-- at page S54 records of Yavspai .~---.-.s- Arizona. w.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

A deed has been filed with the
Register of Deeds of this
county which transfers to
Pickands, Mather q Com
pany Frank Moore's interest in
the mineral lands lying between
the Shafer and Dunn mines.
Mention was made Of these lands
in our columns few weeks ago.
The Wilkinson interest in the
lands has not been absorbed yet
but it is commonly understood
that it will be but a very short
time when the remaining inter
ests in the property will pass,
either by lease or purchase TO
Pickands Mather who will ex.
plore the property thoroughly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

around as fast as possible and
will be at work unwatering the
old shaft on the property early
next week.
Some work was done upon this
property about twelve years ago
by Capt. Jas. Tobin and others.
They sunk a shaft and did a
little drifting. A very promising
lead of ore was found but about
that time the Gogebic excite
ment began and they pulled
stakes in the Michigamme valley
and started for the new range.
Mr.. Dickie will unwater the
shaft and continue the work of
drifting to prove up the ore
body that has already been
found.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18
The MastooIon.


The last act in the stripping"
of the old Mastodon property
was started Monday morning
when, at the direction Of Supt.
Roberts, Ole Hager started to
tear down the houses, shaft house
and pocket, and, in fact, TO re-
move every article of value from
the property TO the Dober loca-
ton i'm Stambaugh township.
The houses were originally built
and owned by the Mastodon
people but, upon the surrender
of the lease, passed 10 the fee
owners, the Keweenaw AsSocia
ton, from whom they were pur
chased by the Mastodon com
pany last week. The Mastodon
people intend 10 build mum
Der OF dwelling houses for their
employees near the Dober. The
shaft house and pocket will be
erected over the new shaft which
is TO be completed at the Dober
within the next two months.
The Dober has passed from
the exploratory stage into that
of full hedged mine of extraor.
binary value and il is the inten-
ton OF the operators TO make a
good output the coming season.
They hope to get the new shaft
ready for hosting by the first Of
June. At the same time that
this shaft is being contracted.
development work will be pushed
TO the utmost SO that when the
sliips are ready to run il will be
simply a question of sufficient
labor supply to approximate
the 100. 000.ton mark. Speaking
of labor TO Capt. Roberts
brought out the information
that he is short OF men now
and that strenuous efforts are
being made by his company TO
secure more men.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18
The Queen Group.

The Iron Herald is reliably
informed that the Queen group
OF mines will be transferred
from Corrigan Mckinney & Co.
TO the Carnegie Steel Co. within
q very few days. Continuing it
says: The fear has been express
ed that there was some danger
that the mines here might re.
main idle indefinitely under Car.
negie control, inasmuch as that
great corporation has an eye ia
its requirements for years in the
future as well as 10 its present
and current needs In tEis view
the opinion has been voiced that
there was danger of these prop.
critics being purchased .and tied
up for future use. Looking over
the mine holdings Of the Car
negie company i'm view OF a dc
cision OF this kind the fact that
they own no ore deposits of this
grade is revealed and we are adj
vised further OF the fact that
the great corporation is greatly
in need of an ore supply of the
particular quality here produced,
hense there is no possible danger
that any portion of the property
will be allowed 10 remain idle.
Since the disappearance Of the
Bessemer grade in the Queen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

Supt. J. fl. Pearco received
orders last Thursday 10 start tho
pumps The Commodore mine
and mako other necessary i'm
protggent preparatory TO siu-
iug exc The property has heen
Idle since carly last fan, trouble
between tho owners of the foe
and the operators being the
direct causa The case was sat-
islaetolily adjusted some time
ago ana the announcement for
the property to resume has been
anxiously awaited for some tirae
The property IS one OF tho
best on the range. although III
has never been very extensively
wrought But the ore is there
and plenty OF it, too~-and in
quality it registers high 10 tho
liessemer rank
With the addition of tho rev
shaft which was nearly com
pleted when the mine closed last
Tall the facilities for getting tn9
ore will be q realty increase4 aud
"a much larger output Will I'M
doubleday be made this vear.
The old lease was surrendered
and the new lease calls for
minimum outputof $1,000 tons.
The royalty is 70 be t~onty cents
n ton when ore is selling up 70
1913 n ton but when tac price
advances above that one eight OF
a cent per ton Is TO be added. -
Virginian.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

-, commencing &c 1880 o'clock.
The receivers official notice of
sale appears in this issue Of the
Mining News Immediately
after the sale, Receiver Beattie
and the attorneys will 20 to-
Stambaugh and dispose OF the
Florence-lron River company's
real estate there. The company
is the owner OF three.quarters OF
the fee OF the FlOrence mine
and with the sale will pass
the lcasc of ii. ID. Fishers
remaining one-fourth share.
1t It's stated in Milwaukee
that new company has been
organized 20 buy the property,
aud the Carnegie syndicate il
also said TO have an eye on il.
The News is of the opinion. how
ever, that The mine will be bid
in by tho lelorencc.Iron River
people Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18
The Dlckle Exploration.

Capt. JAS. Dickie. of Iron
Mountain, arrived here last
Thursday fully prepared TO be
gin the work of exploring for
iron ore on the NV. ! OF section
3, ~ 81, commonly known
as the Bond exploration.
Mr.. Dickie had several men
with him and they repaired
Immediately To the scene OF the
exploration TO construct a camp.
He is getting supplies and tools
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18
The Michigan.

The DIAMOND DRILL is reli-
ably informed that the Michi-
gan mine, at Amasa, has been
leased 10 the Oliver Mining COM
pany. The deal has been on for
a long time and matters have
proceeded SO far that there is no
question left as TO the successful
contamination OF the deal.
The Michigan joins the Hem
lock property on the south and
the vein is the same as that Of
the Hemlock; q long narrow one
carrying a very desirable grade
of non Bessemer ore. The prop.
erty was explored by Thoburn
Gibson in the early nineties. A
shaft was sunk about one
hundred feet and the ore body
opened up ON two levels. About
5000 tons of ore were shipped
from this property in 1895 but
since that time nothing has been
done. The property will have
to be explored more before
the purchasers can tell the exact
extent OF the ore body Many
mining men venture the opinion
that the Michigan will prove
TO be a valuble property
The bulk of the deal for the
placing of this property was
negotiated by A. l.. Flewelling
of this city, who has working
persistently and under many dis
couraging conditions for the
past two years to place the mine.
The opening up of this mine
will be grand thing for the
people of Amasa and we con
graduate them upon their good
fortune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18
FROM THE MINES
Decentralization Exploring.

Pickands-M ather Exploring.
Supt. Chas. f.. Lawrence has
been diligently searching for
mineral lands in this county for
the past three months and has
succeeded in optioning for
Pickands. Mather q Company u
large acreage both i'm the Crys
tai Falls and Iron River districts.
With his characteristic prompt
ness Mr.. Lawrence has already
arranged for starting explora
tory work upon the lands that
he has optioned on the west side
of the county. Last Sunday he
drove across from Amasawith an
exploring outfit intended to be
used upon the Stoffel property
mentioned i'm another column.
Next day he was met in Iron
River by w. II. Cole, an expert
enced diamond drill man from
Duluth, with whom he closed
q contract for a lot OF
drill work TO be done upon
the Greininger property, IN
Stambaugh township. This prop
erty joins the Dober upon the
south and is crossed by the same
formation that the Isabella and
Dober mines are located upon.
We understand that the inten-
ton of the explorers is To put
down a sufficient number Of dia-
mond drill holes to thoroughly
test the formation across the
whole of the property. The
land is very favorably located
for the discovery Of a large body
OF ore and experienced mining
men give il as their opinion that
the Dober vein extends across
this land. No exploratory
work has ever been done upon
the land on account of the title
having been in dispute. Mr..
Greininger has lately perfected
his tide. and is now in position
to give a lease.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

the ore OF the four mines Of the
group has been substantially
uniform in quality, about 63 per
cent in metallic iron and little
out OF the bessemer limit, but
on the whole IN ore much in
favor wherever it has been
smelted.
Negaunee certainly has much
TO expect as "a result of this deal
Hereafter its affairs will be char
acterized with an added stability
that will speedily materialize rs
a personal and permanent benefit
To every citizen of the place,
From its place as one OF the
weak towns OF the peninsula. it
will, before the expiration OF the
next ninety days, stand very
near the head OF the list of the
strongest.
Besides this particular deal
there are other developments
that Will contribute in no small
way TO making the year 1899 the
most substantially prosperous Of
any within its history.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

Pickands. Mathcr & Company.
OF Cleveland, through Charles
II. Lawrence, superintendent of
the Hcmlock mine at Amasa,
have secured control OF Peter
Stoffel's homestead. north OF
Iron Lake. in this township, and
in few days will begin explor-
ing for iron ore. Pickands.
Mather e. Company is one of the
largest dealers in iron ore in the
country, and the advent OF this
well known firm into the Iron
River district will be good
thing for the district II is the
intention TO begin work with a
diamond drill and 10 make n
thorough effort TO discover the
orc if there is any ON the place.
Good indications of iron ore have
been found in the past. and il is
generally believed by such min
ing men ms Capt. May and others
that a large body of ore extends
through that territory. Supt.
Lawrence will probably have
charge of the work, Reporter.
$50
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-02-18

The Florence mine property
will be sold at public auction in
this city on Monday, February
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18
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stomach disorders, beginning with
constipation and ending with kidney or
liver trouble. See that the Private
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the bottle,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18

Thousandso of
sick and suffer
ing people are
like the poor
cripple in the
Bible, who had
no one to help
him down to
the life-giving
pool before
some one else
slipped in
ahead OF him.
So many suf-
ferers feel that
if they could
only get a little
help to over
come their ex-
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n e s s he v
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18
TERE is a medical lecture
in a nutshell. The Kid

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purities from the blood. The
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drive off other waste. If these
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becomes a cesspool and disease
sets in. You must get them into
hea1thv action of die.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18

able to regain their coveted health and
strength.
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could not lie in bed on account Of severe, sharp,
eutti'lT, pains in my back and right hip. Had
pain all through the lower part Of my body and
~, NY elbows hurt me SO much l could scarcely
lift my baby My skin was dry. harsh and
sscay and hung like, sacks on my arms. MY
husband called the doctor, and he said it was
no no good kept getting worse and weaker. It
you and received advice. have taken Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery his Fa-
vorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets and
now can lie in bed with some comfort and can
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18

women is DR.. Pierce's Com
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-13
Plant Of - Milo aIrs.

What Is the tmalleet income Oh
which man can live in Ne0 York;
was the question ! a. ked noted
banker. whose income cannot he less
than 100000 year. SWELL" he re-
piled. @my household expenses alone
amount to s25.09O year, and 1 DO
not see how l could get along on less
than that"
Then reminiscent em lie began TO
cross his cnuntenance and heavinp a
little sigh. he said, %But the happiest
time of my life was when my wife,
two children and lived here on g.
sou year. After I'll happiness don't
depend on the amount OF mans in
come.
Il was quite intimate with William
X. Vanderbilt when he was consid-
cred the richest man IN the COUNT.
l met him one day en- Fifth Avenue
and said to him that he ought 70 be
the happiest man in the world. L
am n"i,' he replied. ',iy health is
shattered and all the money I possess
will not re- ore it. l cannot even
drive one Of my fine hor e.. 1t is
pa }. full for me to sit down. My Oh. "
pOssIble exercise is for me to walk
down the avenu'. l receive threat
enmg letters every day my nerves
are SO nnstrung that / am con-
stantly afraid that some ass lssln will
waylay me. l am ovelrun with PEG.
pie who want money. am the most
wretched man in New York. and I
tell :! on that after man has ccnmu.
lated enong'. money tc supply all his
wants every additional dullar is
burden and weighs hin down.
Elk.