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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Comp.tit,v. r.n.men, Hons. Plan.

The Tenement House Committee OF the
Charity Organization Society announced yes
terday the plans of a Tenement House Exhib
ton to be held In January. The society has
invited architects to submit plans for model
tenements In com petition, hlch shall bs aX-
hbited. Plans for mode lodging houses ana
ho'os for men and women are also ask ed for
The exhibition viii comprise. besides these
plans. models Of tcn"mrnts Of tn. old and
modern styles which mas now be found In the
various cities. Full Information In reference
10 the comretition will he gladly given by
Lawrence WELLER secretary OF the Tenement
House Committee. lO5 East Twenty SECOND
strpet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
MISS WEEKSs DIAMONDS GONE.

Girl she Had Employed out of Sympathy
~ n seamstrssa Arrested.
Miss Emily A. Weeks OF 331 West Fifty
seventh street a week ago met young girl
named Mary Curley. who said that she had
Just been discharged from Bellevue Hospital
and that she was out OF work and out OF funds
Miss Weeks felt 40 much sympathy for tho girl
that she employed her as aseamstrsss, Yester-
day afternoon Mise Weeks went shopping.
leaving the girl at the house. When she re-
turned the girl was gone and two diamond
rings were missing. Miss Weeks told the
872 Eighth avenue. She protested her inno-
cence. but was locked up on charge OF larceny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Colorsd Children Must Go to tho school
Provided for Them.

The decision OF Supreme Court Justice Will
mot ". Smith in denying tho application OF
Elizabeth Cisco. a colored woman OF Jamaica.
for "A writ OF andamus to compel the school
to the public schools without any distinction
as to co or. was affirmed by the Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court In Brooklyn
yesterday. There Ii public school In Jamaica
especially for coiored children and the School
Board ruled that Mrs. Cisco's children should
decision OF the Appellate Division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Gray to Contest Howe. El.ct,,n

Although the official count OF the vote in
Brooklyn wa. ompleted yesterday. the tabu-
latons will not be finished Tor nearly two
weeks. The vote for Register. on which inter-
est was centred. was; Howe Req, ISpil {:
Gray. Dem 7S,I2I: Howe's plurality. 3l4
There were about j 500 void and protested bal
friends o. II probable application To the courts
TO hav" them counted The lawyers " no have
been watching the count on behalf o, Mr.
Howe say there IL not the slightest foundnt lon
for a contest. Gray ran nearly 10. 900 behind
his Ito. ct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
BROOKLYN WATER SUPPLY.
Aldermen Vote for n Miiiion-Dollar Pipe
lane In Queens.

The Aldermen adopted q resolution yester-
day authorizing the Department OF Water Sup
ply 10 contract for 4s-Inch water main OF
cast-iron pipe. to be laid from the Milburn
pumping station in the borough OF Queens to
Spring Creek in the same borough The pipe
limo IL intended TO Increase the Brooklyn water
supply. and wi take the place OF a tSi- inch
steel main authorized by the city OF Brooklyn
but never laid The distance is about twelve
miles. and the work will cost sl.OOO.OOO or
more. Chief Engineer 81 rtsall Of the Water
Department said yesterday that IL would be
necessary 10 construct storage reservoirs cost
int about five million dollars in order 10 max .
the new pipe line useful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
rammauy canva..er. Would EIee, stone.

Tho Canvassing Committee Of the Board OF
County Canvnssers last night conferred with
the Board OF Election inspectors Of the Fourth
election district OF the Thirty hrst Assem- bly,
district aud induced three uf the Inspectors to
sign statements that the returns made Ia the
County Clerks were incorrectly trunsposed and
that the returns should show that stone Tam
received 1871 votes and Slater Rep Isl. This
would elect Stone. The courts will now be APP
peasd to to count the vote themselves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Hotsikeeper Bang Married.

William 7. Bang. proprietor OF the sturte-
want House. Broadway and Twenty eighth
street. and OF the KensinRton Hotel at Sara
toga was married last night 10 Miss Eta Russ
daughter OF Col. Henry Huss Of Mount Vernon
The ceremony was performed at the Sturte-
want House by tho Rev. Dr. j. /. CLARK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
6O-62 West 23d St.
BIO KAISER BREAKS THE RECORD

Cut Eleven Minutes on Her Own Tine frsa
Chcrboure.
The North German Lloyd steamship Raises
Wilhelm der Crosse. fastest twin screw msr-
chairman In service. which arrived yesterday
from Bremen and Cherbourg. broke the record
between the latter port and Sandy Hook. Her
time was days, II hours and ~ min utica over
course OF $3.50 knots at an average hourly
speed Of ~ 10 knots. Her best previous West-
ward performance was eleven minutes slower.
Among her passengers were Mrs. William
Aston who has been abroad seeking health,
concert tour with David Bispham and WoitsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22

any reason why you could not 90 - fair and
impartial Juror In this case 2"
Nothing but physiognomy." answered the
taleaman.
What's that7"
"PhysIoRnomy,"
Conrad stepped down at the suggestion Of
the Recorder and an adjournment was taken
until 1890 O'Clock this morning,
The prosecution, II is reported. cannot find
its witness. Cleothas Beruth. who boarded at
Mrs BellinRer's. 267 West End avenue, when
Molipeux and his wife lived there. II is re-
ported also that the defence propose to offer
evidence duplicating some one not heretofore
with the Knicker booker Athletic Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Work Begun on tho Big Jamaica Bay
CausewRy.

RocKAwAY BEACH, L. l.. Nov. 21.-work on
the 81. 25O.OO0 causeway across Jamaica Bay
to connect this place with the mainland near
the foot OF Liberty avenue. = short distance
east OF the Brooklyn boundary line. was begun
To-Day Inc causewsy Is TO pc SIX miles long
way. bicycle path and a trolley road This
morning q small army OF men with teams
began the preliminary work OF building the
approach: The Intention 10 to complete the
work within a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
'Possums A.plsnty In the Big CItv.

John and Gerald Darcy. Carl Koner. John
Cortelyou. Henry and John Franzreb. Jr.. and
Ellis Depuy Of West New Brighton, who went
'posaum hunting on Saturday night with fox
and beagle hounds. returned at 4 O'Clock Sun
day morning. having baRRed twenty-five pos
sums weighing together l4S pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Policeman H.npir.n's Conviction An,rmed.

ALBANY. Nov. 21.-The Court Of Appeals TO-
day affirmed the conviction OF John J. Han
nigan for assault In the second degree. Han
niRan was a policeman, and ON Thank sgiylnR
Day. 1897. while pursuing some boys who
were PLAYING football In East 10th street he
Hsnnigan was sent 10 Sing Sing for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
New York Runaway Boy Held in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 21.-John Tully.
aged IL, OF New York city. who ran away from
his home. which he says is near the Bowery.
three weeks ago and beat his way here. 10
held by the police. They will return him on the
Clyde Line steamer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Mrs. Phil DAILY, Jr., Answers Her Hus-
bands Petition for Divorce.

The answer OF Jennie Joyce DAILY to tho peti-
ton for divorce OF her husband, Phil DAILY. Jr.,
OF Long Branch. was fled to-day. She avers
that the charge OF unfaithfulness m ade against
and cruel imputatioa-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Union Label. for Building. Ns.t.

Unions in the building trades are consider
ing the question OF having some sort OF q label
TO distinguish union built houses anil build
lngs generally. Members OF these unions say
labor unions meet were built by non-union
men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
$500 Lost Votes In Orange County.

NEwBURoH. Nov II The Orange county can
wasting board has discovered surprising ignor-
ance among voters In the county They have
found that 2.3UO voters lost their votes at the
recent election by dcpositing Uallots without A
mark or cross OF any kind to designate their
prefrrrnCe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
WRITE CAPS nv LONG ISLAND.
Thoy Smash Things in Mrs. Della Ntohols's
Homo and Warn Her to Leave.

EAsTPoRT L. l.. Nov 21.-Thres men Of this
VILLAGE, painted as Indians. wrecked the homo
OF Mrs. Della Nichols last night. After smash
ing things they warned the woman to leave
the village, II Ia said that Mrs. Nichols will re-
will appeal TO the courts for protection She
eays she knows the men who wrecked her
home.
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Long Island Railroad Tunnel.

Tho Joint Municipal Assent bly, Com ftSss
on Railroads will meet this afternoon In The
Council Cham Der to consider the application
Of the Long Island Railroads tunnel company
for franchise for a tunnel from Atlantic avn
nue. Brooklyn. to Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
welI-Built Dwelling Houses,

In the city or out OF town, are always in de-
Inand. bUN readers especially require the
best To reach then use The real estate ool-
nmnA.-Ads,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
OUercoats.

Our Overeoat story to-day
deals 1oth the following spe-
cially good kinds.
Oxford Cheviot. cut short and full,
hned with fine serge, and silk
sleeve lining, $1,000.
Black or Oxford Frieze, serge
"ned' silk sleeve lining, $1,000.
Black or Oxford Kersey, italian
lined and silk sleeve lining, double
stitched and raw edge, $500.
Oxford fiction, raw edge, silk
snoulders and wool body lining,
$500.
oxford. Black and Blue EIys'an,
p'ped edged and silk lined, $50. 90.
Oxford Cheviot, full silk lined, cut
very boxy, $3S 90.
MAMGNyNAI[s&.
Three ~ ,,.s
BROADWAY Corr Cor. C s,,n p. T..
Stores Near chambsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22

WARMERS SAFE CURE is the
only remedy of the present day,
which sufferers from kidney
trouble, men, women or child
dren, can take with positive
certainty that they will be re-
lieved and cured.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
B. O. P. Q. ElkS.

The Benevolent and pro ective Order
OF EIks WAS duly organized 10 KlngDan
nv Q VI M)rell, OF Paenix, dlstric dep.
uJy f,r z)nt, on rhs 81 OF March.
Alter the initiation Of twenty five c4ndi
dates the folio sing ofii ;ers were elected
f)r the semi annual term: A Yer Mehr,
+ K; o. u. VI G,ddis, E. l. K; o. F.
Kuencer, +. l. X; E F. Thompson, l..
K; + 7. Aspinwall, Sec; J. r Halsey,
rreas; Il. w. Beecher, X Russell and
l. J l. sselI, Trus,ees. A grand ban.
quet Was spread IN the baLquet hall to
which over one hundred guests did full
justice. No expense was spared to make
this sffair one Of the most enj ,yable ever
gwen in the county, and that 1t was q
success in every way goes wi hout say.
ing. The dance Sa urday evening last
WAS attended by old and young alike and
there was scarcely breathing room left in
the large hail.
The reception committee co imposed OF
Messrs. q w Bsecher, A. VeIMehr,
F,ank Meredith, E,rl BelIefan,e and J
+ Perry, had their hands full hut we're
successful 10 making things enj ,yable
for everybody Messrs AspInwail and
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Wr1i1J b T ravelers on the Yucca
and Signal Road.

A good deal OF complaint comes to US
from freigh'ers and travellers sho have
occasion to use the water at Stou,'s we'll
on the Yucca and Signal road Several
animals have died and all stock drinking
therefrom act rs thoukh poisoned As
the wafer from this we'll has been used
by the travelling pu iii, for years it looks
very much az though some person or
persons had deliberately poisoned it, tor
what reason it is i'm possible to say, but it is
a TACT that the water has been timpered
with and il unfit for use no ice should
ne conspicupu4ly posted warning the
travelling public from using the water
For the brnefi Of parties who may likely
90 over this road we will leave this notice
sanding for several weeks. Should The
culprits be DE- tee ed who wantonly pos
oned this watering place thew will be
properly dealt with in accordance with
law, az il is a crime punishable by n heavy
fine and imprisonment
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

.dyance-Au Inva-io, which takes place
g, Quickly that the French batileship-
and rransp ,rts are landing men at SIND
gate almost before the Foreign OH "a
knows OF the declar ,tion Of hosriliiies {;
the f,Ilow4 The otcnp ,tion Of London,
g, ceter, This class II spe ;ul ,tion,
while improbable, never hrl"ss has some
/ ,tere1ring points in view II 'xisti"g com
plIc4uons The sunj CT is evidently IA"
died nv some one familiar aith the mill
tary details involved. The nom IL
o ume ronld. seem TO indic,ea French
, fiji .er
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Robert Griffn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Martin W. o'Dounell, administrator Of the es-
tate of Robert Grifin, deceased, TO the cred
itors Of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased. TO exhibit them With the neces-
ssry vouchers within four mouths after the
first publication OF this notice TO saId admins
traitor at the Office of W. W. Dunbar, in the town
Of Kingman, Mohave county, Arizona, the
same being the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate ia the county Of Mohaye
Arizona
Dated February llth, 1899.
MARTIN W. o'DoNNELL,
Administrator OF the estate OF
Robert Or fin, deceased.
ByW. W. DUNBAR,
Attorney for Administrator.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

There has been 20 much reference in
the recent Ca ,le news from Europe to the
strong feeling in France against E Igland,
and 80 much significant alIu .iun to the
experiments which the French are max.
ing with submarine boars, that he qres-
ton OF the possI bility Of French mill
tary force ever crossing the E lglist
Channel becoming interesting, writer
in the April Cosmopolitan, 'Qi.t'e
Etoiles '-evideDrly nom de plum.-
tells en- ingenious story Of the results of
the consu nmation one hundred years
later OF that plan which Was first con-
ceived by Napoleon when he brought his
army to the plains OF BIuIogne IN 1874
When every detail Of the plan has been
successfully prepared, great fe on
the cliff, Of Bjulogne brings The chann. |
squadron aud the Prince O; Wales 10
jIin 10 the cere nony. Insult intsnti)n
ally aid suddenly given by the President
Of the French reUuhIic, leads 10 An i'm q.
medlat. declaration Of war. The Eng
lsh feet, unsuspic'ou' Of It's real danger,
moves to engage the bsttlesnips and
cruisers Of the French which merely
serve as n decoy for their III IRE than one
thousand su'narine vessels. H ~ these
lat er accomplish their deadly work is
told In startling way Theu fJ lows the
invasion Of England by three hundred
Thousand French troops, all IN accord
ance wi plans cur fully arranged in
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Johw w. Young Killed.

Lac this evening telephone message
was received from Chloride which stated
that Dr. Flynn was wanted at once, as
several men we're killed and injured in
the Elkhart mine. BY inquiry at the
telephone eff e it was learned that the
only one injured was John W Young,
secretary OF the Security DEVELOPMENT
Co. The fact as learned is that Mr..
Young was about tc descend in the
bncket to The 200 1t level, where Judge
S oan and Sup. Ferguson mad gone few
minutes before, when the hook slipped
out of the safety lock and precipitated the
bucket into the shaft, carrying Mr..
Young with it. His body was found on
the tim bers 10 feet down and when
found he was dead. Ohe leg was broken
and his head and face badly bruised.
The sad accident has cast a gloom over
the whole community, AS dr. Young WAS
d favorite both in Klngnan ana Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
First insertion April S, 1899.
No. f02-
Application for a Patent.
u. s. Land Office.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., April 2, 1899
Notice is hereby given that l. Ayres, Whose
postotiice address Is Kingman, AriZ has thi,
day filed his application for a patent for fifteen
N'' TUB MINE
or vein, bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground six hundred 600 feet in width, situated
In wallapai Mining District, County OF MOhaye
and Territory OF Arizona, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this OF
fce as survey mum Der 1915, in township u
Range II W Of @ Il s X Meridian, said survey
No 1915 being described as follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at cor No granite st he u
inches high l6xlI Ins at ba e, set IA ins in
ground, chiseled 1-l3i5, whence center Of cross
chiseled la black reef. eft above gr und, b K
lI3l5 bears II deg Is min W 45.9oft, cor 10
secs l-6-7 aud IL twp p bet IL aud Is W.
brs 81 deg IS min w 49a3ft; Thence 80 deg
05 min 6OOft to cor No 2 granite stone 2sXl3
XII ins set IL ins In the ground, chiseled 2 1876
thence 5 50 deg IS min h l500ft 70 cor No 3. a
grauite stone 36Nlsxll ins set Is tns in the
ground, chiseled 3-l3l5; thence 81 deg O5 miu
W 600ft to cor No 4, on north side Of wa h 20ft
wide, a granite stone 60xl7xl5 ins set 2it in the
ground, chiseled 4lsl5; thence N 81 deg 50 min
W l5O0ft TO cor NO place Of beginning.
Magnetic varia' ion IL deg 30 min 4, contain
ipg 20.66 acres.
The ledge II the Tub Mining claim runs III a
northwesterly and southeasterly direction. 20
feet in ach direction from the discovery shat.
The location of this mine Is recorded in he
X orders ONCE Of Mohaye County, AriZO Il,
In the Book d, page 666 OF Mining Records.
The adjoining claimants are on the w the
Eddie the Peach lode, unsurveyed. and
owned by +. s. Dennis; on the the Golconds
lode. unsuiveyed, aud owned by Z r ThOmp-
son. There are no other adjoining claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely sny
portion of said Tub mine o. surface ground,
a required 20 file their adverse claims wi h
the Regist. OF the United States Land Office at
Prescott, Arizona. in the county of iavapal.
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof. or they win be barred by the virtue TO
the provisions OF the Statute.
FREDERICK A TRIrLE, Jr.,
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

CTIyE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY.
AAwhere for THE Story OF the Philippines ;
by Nurat Haistead. commissioned by the Gov.
ernment as Official Historian to the War De.
psrtment The book wss written in army
camps at San Francisco. on the Pacific with
General Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu.
In Hong Kong in the American trenches al
Manila, IN the insurgent camps with Aguinal.
do, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey.
and In the roar Of battle at the fall of Manila
Bonanza for agents, Brimful OF original pic
the spot. Large book Low prices Big profits
Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy
unofficial war books. 0utf' free Address
r T. Barber, sec'y., Star Insurance Bldg
Chicago.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
WHITE HILLS.

John w. Marshall and family have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Supt. Robinson
Hoffman 4 Luton have their shaft on
the o cident mine down depth OF l65
feet.
Frank O'Dea has lease on a portion
OF The Grand Army.
Tue cyanide plant at Ell D,rado Can.
yon will start up next week on the tail.
ings of the old Southwestern mill The
works will handle fifty tons daily.
The White Hills Company is now pur-
chasing ore from lessers. This IS great
thing for the chloriders as it will enable
lower grade ore to be handled at profit
j. w Lyons has enlarged his dwelling
by annexing a cabin moved from d site
farther up the street We believe in this
kind OF expansion.
White Hills mine shafts have attained
the following dep his: Treasurer, 700 # !;
Otcident, 500 fl; Norma, 500 fl; Grand
Army, 500 #. The Grand Army furn.
ishes 1000 gallons Of water daily and the
Treasurer 10 900. The Daisy has tun
nel entirely through Sunset Peak and
the ground worked TO The surface. The
mill is operating ten stamps.
The stage from the Utah country furn
ishes this city with fresh vegetables twice
week-lettuce, green onions, radlshes
and water cress.
E,ster services we're held at the church
Sun lay night, April 81. The singing
MAS prominent and pleasing feature
Frank Ls Tore favorei the Assem- bIags
with vocal solo-an appropria 9 selec
rion-accompanylng himself on the
guitar A E Ware read sermon by
Talnadge Services closed by singing
Rsv. Sigler is announced to hold service
IN the church next sunday at IL o'clock
a. IN and s o'clock p. IN. All are TO-.
vited.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Baseball.

Last Sunday the first matched game Of
baseball was played on the grounds OF
the Kingman cluo, when the home team
crossed bats with the ball tosseIs from
Chloride J. T Pendegast Was selected
as umpire and fully justified the conf
dence reposea in him oy giving Impair
ti,l ,ulings throughout the game Neither
team played pennant winning ball, but
for the initiarory game they acquitted
themselves quite we'll Nine innings
were played aud resulted in favor of the
Kingmans by score of IA to The
linz up OF the teams Was as iuIo9s ::
Chloride-Ei O'Neill, C; William l.,
Crosse, p; j rrIgar hen, b; Peer
Jacobs, 2 h; E Kennedy, 10; John q
Y1ung, IS; r, Ferguson, II; W B.bcock,
cf; - Ferguson, r. Kingnsn-E,rIa
BelIefanre,c; George Tolmsn, p; -
Carpenter, u; Bert Hall, 20; j. F
Wuhers, 3 b; Ira George, IS; J S
WThers, Il; Frank Byrd, CT; Harry
Williams, If.
In The G tn inning Frank Byrd was
struck in the head by foul tip and
for the time being knocked out. -
Morgan was substituted A lady 10 the
grand stand was struck in the shoulder
by batted ball and somewhat seriously
hurt
The grand stand will be moved back
and Green put no before another
matched game OF ball is played. Chal
Ienges have been received from Needles
and Prescott and one or both will be
accepted Under the management OF
manager Brsff,tt Kingman will fly the
pennant at hs end OF the season.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Dead Letter List.

The following letters remain dead in
the Kingman office and II not called for
in 10 days will ne sent 10 the dead letter
office Washington, d. G.:
A G Johnson, Mrs H.se,
Andrew LASER, G W Masse,
W Murphy, NJ D IL Clendemin,
Thos Burke, WIN Aholtz,
Nicholas Hernandez, Jose Molina.
The above letters will be held two
weeks.
Please say advertised"
o. D. NJ. GADDIs, p. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Shipments from the Azurite.

A resident OF Los Angeles has received
4 letter from friend Al Aznrit-, Ar'z ,
IN which the latter, speaking of the work
being done at the Aau'ite copper and
gold mines, saws: 1--WE Pre- having
great success We are taking ont of the
mine now about FORTY five tons OF ore per
day, and j. is only development work yet
We are running throngn 4 80 ton JACKIE
about thirty seven tons per day, and
taking ont between 5000 and 1000 pounds
OF bullion We shipped iorty tons Of
bullion to New York last month At
realized 5,30J$ Also have another car
OF bullion on the wty to NeS Yo K, which
will net IA little more this month; be
SIDES the 5000 pounds We have now Al
the smelter ready for another carload "
The mines are owned by the Aznr' e
Copper and Gold Mining Company. u
ganiz ID under the lava Of Aroma, with
a capital stock OF 2,5OO, COOS The ore is
sznri'e, carbonate, black oxide and su
phides oil copper. A. dep'h ali Of rha
ore ssems % 20 into sulphides, some Of
which bears a good percentage of gold
and silver. The ore b,iv 80 far as d.
veloped carries iron and lime in sufficient
quantities to render Itself fiuxing. or free
smelling, which greatly rrdn 'es cost OF
reduction, Ms only heat is required TO TX
tract the metal. These mILes PRIOR 20
their purchase by the AzurIte Company
had at various times been leased on n
royalty on the ore extracted. Since 1895
there has been over 1000 tons Of ore
mined ami carried to DIFF rent smelters.
Mining Review