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Evening journal., 1902-02-19
BICYCLE CLUB ENTERTAINED
Pleasant Evening Spent in Clubs
PRETTY llOme

In the pretty rooms Of the Whining
ton Bicy Gle Club last evening a large
number of persons We're entertained by
the members of the club. II was one
OF the most delightful receipt ons ever
given by the club. and was in charge
of George b. Moore, William r. Spen-
GER Edward l.. johnson, Fred erick l..
GrccIl and William w. Kirk. There
were a number of women prese mt, and
they were interested in the bowling
gam e. The game resulted as follows;
Captain Lawson's team lawson,
1853 Bowers, 115; Sdhoheld, 114s Hulk
ley, 1853; Cornell, 166. Total, 7S6.
'aptain Guests team-Gues t, l4S;
10 nnson. 1879; Wolstenholme 92S Ma
ro ney. 122; Tazewel. 1877 Tota ], 6S3.
After the game the guests " Gnt a
TIE large parlor on the second floor
wher an interesting musicale was
giveI /. The program was vari I'd and
delig .htful, each number being dven in
a I'd ost pleasing manner. Amor q those
Whf took part were Miss Mary M.
Jol nsOn. soprano; William ii. Robin
SCI D. baritone; Miss Lillian Van Malta
~ wen, pianist. and Mrs. Anne Apple.
9 tie. recitationist. The Amphdon Male
& .uartet composed of James Y. Har-
. leib anu D. NtNhi"h laws -eHvle II
H. Mason and Leonard y. Wales
,bassos, sang several selections in a de-
llghtful manner The Harmony 11riO
A.. composed of NJ. NJ. Wells, G. A. Green
, land W. d. Harbert, gave several num-
bers pleasantly. and David c. Jcues
| land w. Harry Blythe entertained on
ttha mandolin, banjo and guitar. Norris
&C. Morgan was accompapist.
After the musicale light refreshments
were served. and following this the
visitors had an opportunity to inspect
1.-THE dub house.
Evening journal., 1902-02-19
JohnstoWn.

Johnstown, Pa, Feb. 19.-The Re
publicans carried the city in the mu-
nicipal election by majorities ranging
from 500 to zoo. John Pedry Repub-
lican, will succeed l. d. Woodruff,
Democrat, as mayor. Alexander VII
son and Charles H. Wehn, both Re
publicans, were elected controller and
treasurer resectively and viii succeed
Republicans in office.
Evening journal., 1902-02-19

The Rev Frederick d. Ward, Of
St. Clements Church. Philadelphia,
preached in ST. Michaels P. L.
Church last night.
Evening journal., 1902-02-19
HANsCOM'S

Wednesday, Feb. 10. 1902.
Occasionally you meet a man
who says he can't afford to drink
good coffee.
Now as a rule the poorer a man
IS the less he can afford to do with
out it. If any one needs the in
MIGRATING effects of this famous
food drink it is the laboring man
and the mechanic. Don't let us
confuse terms. Cost is what you
pay Value is what you receive.
When value is in itself a source
of still greater income, you can't
afford not to afford it. Think it
over. Drink our Regal Blend
Coffee and be happy. soc lb.
IuHFCnOUsu Mlot - Oo.o,,tL "a
Evening journal., 1902-02-19
Automobile House Blu rned

EARLY yesterday morning fire cs UNI
known origin destroyed the automo-
bile house of Enoch Moore. Jr.. az the
works OF Enoch Moore and sous Com
pany. in South Wilmington M. Moore
had in the house az the time his fine
automobile which was damaged TO the
extent OF 5000.
Evening journal., 1902-02-19

Presiding Elder C.. A. Tiudbs ~ 30
the Delaware A. NJ. q. Confereno ~ viii
preach IN Harrison Street "a II
Church tonight T.
Evening journal., 1902-02-19
Altoona.


Harrisburg. Pa Feb. 19.-Vance C.
Mccormick, the Democratic nominee
for mayor, is elected by 1000 majority
over DR.. Samuel f. Hassler, Republi-
can. The Democrats also elected John
X. Royal, city treasurer; William H.
Moore, city controller, and James H.
W. Howard and William NJ. GastroclS
and George w. Leisman, Jr., city as
SCISSORS. The proposition to increase
the city Indebtedness 100000 for
public improvements was adopted by
5000 majority.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

fr daanudos de uiA, vistisndo gulf Apos de misa'
riAs, y son viviF una humids ehoss, oonds 30
las hoRRs de rsposos hsmplan an ups snO
nan nj eompks de aus ritmos una cesima oe
amor inspirAdS por In tfhsFa cue adoran COZ
indseible vshemensiA poE 10 pAsHlA Cue
quisFsn con inusitadA loeur&.
Esna deseFaciados psPpatFaTon IN HoBREN
D DELFT, Gus NO prsvsSn los c6digos ds las
nsciouss euitAa prograsivAs en- mAerlA oe cFl'
minalldAd: dsfendsrse, vaisrosos, . pAios
pedrsd&s, De 10 Agres6n de una 1uFoa os Ias
bRlss % una policiG.
Son heroes, son martlres
Por ESQ o su paso poF Csguas NOS e0nVida-
RON . Eentlr, NOS eonvid@ron . psnsAr' fss-
pondtmos D las plAeidAs sonfisAs oe sus rostfos
In pas n peptupbSbls de BuR AIEnAs con 81
Haludo de 10 mas fEanca cordial simpAhA'
Ala sptra los muFos de 10 c&resl faiaAra
suB oidos el tFino del avs pRrlsrA Ai HompsK 81
dia, oil qusjido lastimsro de la Vinda torsola
MI oeut&Ysa acHsI entire las brnm&s dc Id noehei
psPo sn eAmhio, rspsFcutirAn en- ellos nusaeFas
msnifsStaeionss sinesPas de sssimulos dc alien
10 de espsrsnS&.
Ala entire los muPoa de ls eSPesi, con ho-
riEonas aus mIradas v, sin oxgsDo sus puimo-
nss, 50 ntiPGn que &c gu abFantA gFsdos 81 So
lud, santirkn que ss sxtsnhAn grades sus vi.
dAs; mas nunea las vsistdAdss de ID mensei nj
lAs aqueSaa del asrIhtus porous On el m@RN
oogio 40 pFusbAn loG cARaeteFes, 20 srFaigan
Lac eonvicefonsV, ss tIsmpla 10 fe yss eonssr-
van vigorosos los snbnmsS entusiAsmos.
ioH no cAsn prssionsdos por 81 odio de
los que, RRstan gRhss lucaa ehsHrsseP@s.
Ossn prssionsdos pnr oil odto de los qus dlsfrs'
San an dsspotiUmo inicuo missrAbls con II
eiGmids de los pStrioaas.
5slvs humiides eOtsFFkneos, en- lAs Wei
eitudss que os hrlnda el dsbsE en- los sAcf1n
clos que % impona el amor
Como 0Fisto, eruSkis las eallss maniAtados,
aprrando hassa las hseaB sl calls de 10 amar
guRa, por una e9nss igual - qua llsvo Oris
30 oil suplieio dal CAivsVio Qls oR comforts sn
la psnoss joEpAds IA rs mas viva, ssgh a con
fors6 IS mas viva fs 81 ig uomintoso mAosro,
ai humilds htjo de b s6n.
Es vsFdsd que el Fsinsd0 do Pilabos pRs6.
PaRo sl Painado de Hunt aE p1eza.
Aquslls fas una tirspfa del pasadc.
EslA 90 nna tiTsnfA del pFsesnts.
YA vsndrkR ias FspaEasione es del porvsniE
9. del Toro Fernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
La magestad de la muerte
BIEN PARLADo

El sscsrdots cat6,ieo eapeli6n de Santa
Ana, Mr.. FfaDk Cobap, en- Iss pFedicas que
hixo aver a sus feligrssss, csnsur6 con durssA
la profs n &ci6n que hicisron los republicanos
al saesP nm sntierro cAt6iieo, como burla para
ell psrtido federal.
Este aneardots diio que 81 habfs vivido en-
varios paiass salvaiaH, psFo qna an nipgnno de
ellos hebfA pYassnciRdo tales profAnaeionsss nj
tampoeo respsso Las reIiEiones.
Dice egta saeards to que una de las cos2s
Que mas FsspstAn los ssIVsjas 81 lR musrtss y
que no ssriAn c&pacss do profanarla con ssms'
iants bnrla.
Ests vsnePahs eurs de aluas ss extsndi0
sDgrAndes cOnsideraciones sobre el castigo O.
habia d. eRsr contra ssos dssersidos los qua
eelabraron sus hazRn8s.
Tsnsmos sonocimisnto de que muchoa ex-
tFsp gsros ian sscrito . sus respsctivos paises
sObrs tan tristss sucssos.
tQae buena fama VI adquirir nusBtrR
pobre islR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
GRATlFICAREMOS

TN caballo aAino eIaFo con nm pequefo la.
csvn en- IL frense, de ssis shos do sdad, Aissda
SIX Quart s, m9resdo q q. 2. ttsne una ma
tRdur& an sI sapin&so y sl rabO eortad0.
Un c&hAIlo hAgo amarillo, dc enasFo ai1os
de ed&a, atgadR mas de asis euArtas; tsne tTas
cabos nsgros Ell dsIantsFo dsrscho blAueo
Vsteado; maPeSdo @. 81. en- ID mAsA deraeha v
crimes Fabos cortAdos de POGO tempo; Mens
nna enredadurR On To- rodillA tracerA.
Estes eabAilos fnsron sustrsf1os et dIa 81
poP 10 nocha del mes de Ostubre de 1909, de
10 GncA Y6,tics que tiens en- HamAcRo, bArrio
del RIO do Pisdras, don Oasimiro MSrcano.
So grA1iHeAr6 con oeho dollars por cAda
uno de Olios, RI que de potietas seguras de
d6nda ae ensnentFAnA LA DEMOCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Una manifestation poIltica
sr. Director Dc La DxMoCRAorA.

Muy disting uido ssfioE: Como qulara al .
poR agnuos neeios 80 ha hseho circular Ia VsT
Ri6n ia Gus 20 vote lA eandidatuEA republicans,
qufePo hscsT constSF poR medic do 10 presents
qna euAndo me Rf rs III paFtido federal fnS CON
sl eonvsneimisnto pieno de que 90 81 6nieo que
labora en- pro de 10 fslicidad sl pFoCrsao dc
aata fnfortHnAdA tisrFa, NAL podfa daR mi
suffaglo q un paFtido del cnal Kaniago por
complete poF no atustaPse sus proesdimisntos
. mi modo de asF que sismprs he aldo partida.
rio de insplr&r mis- Actcs On In mas pura hon.
rRde1.
El que hRyA tRlunfGdo sss paHtldo adVaF-
ssKio nj ma arrsdPs nj me sntibls; puss iamks
conaidsPAE6 triuufo lsgal Aqusllo que no Sc
ohtuvo por In rRE6n, sino por oil atFopsllo v In
violeneia.
Hoy me sIento mas federal qua antss y
dispussto sismpre q IuehRr Fos el Banto ideal
do In patEla irradsntA.
Dignasa disponer In ingaKei6n dc aatas II
naRs en- ga ilustrRdo psri6iIco por 10 cual ls
Antieipa las gracias au alto g. >.
HlIarlo NeI6ndez HidaIgo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
HEROES Y MARTIRES
TIRANIA DEL PAsADo Y 7IRANIA DEL PREsENTE

Con In sGeoltA de euatEo poIieia inauaEsE,
eTnEaban Rntss de aver las eAllss de OSguA1
nusvs ds'graeiAdos eampsainoS.
Todoa fuaRtss, todos kgiles, tod0s en- plana
1nyentud. qus 90 h1llRFse an plsBA vida
@'smsutnS de tRsbSjo que 90 sislRn.
bHasoa que Sc Fsaban 10 RgPieulturA.
bsFss qus 20 RFPaneRn nj FsgsEo de una
p0brS vista. dc una I'm adFa infali5, 8 q los hGia-
goS dc una muisr snAmoFads y de unos hijos
inoesntss que gimsn, ssHas horRs quEG.
ASenassados poP 81 dolor, bsb0n las Hgrimas
do SOS ojou en- oil vertigo del ham brs
MaFehan Atados n coRdal, como un h8a0 de
bsstlAs, hReiA el eementerio dc vivns, hacia 10
eAPcsl, donds sguATdArEn sl rssuTTe1tt de IA
1usticia. qus aS Ell FesuTre1it del sRiunfo, que
aa o. TssltrTsxtt de In gloria.
GS n sHcFftoros RBAlaFfadou, non libeiistRs
cue manchAn una Rsputsef6n, que enlodan IN
prsStigio, que difamSn nm nombra y &c intro.
Queen sn oil GAntuAHio del hogAP con sl senti.
mlsnso da suG odios oil vRhoG psssilGnta 10
Bns SnvidiAsP
mo.
Sson los SAltsadoVss de oAmInos, que pidan
a. vlSDdaDtS 10 boIsa 10 vida?
Son los sAlAeadorss de eAlIss que, como
looos eaFniasFos, se IAnSan- Al acomstimisnAo
diSpa"@n aus Fsv6lvsFS, y blAndsn sus puna-
ssS, can was s'arepitosoS In FsrhoieR
10 lihaRsad v, en- sus liesneiRs vsYgonxosas, al
aRA1Sn AtFopsllan q los que n6 qusFsmos var
pRostitHf1a I1 libsvtAd, nj nuCiA dsSgGrFada
10 Sagts do 10 RspholieAP
Sson turbas dssarrGpadas, sin pissA de
eivismo, pFsdisDusstaS, por inltinto, IL mA
AAn1S al deSpojo7
No.
Ss'D 76spotas sin eoneienelR que. euAl
Jupiter T1nAnts. fuIuinAToa suS iEss tlrani-
SAndo 'as mRsAs de AbRiop
NO.
&@on alias autePid&dss quS % vandsR
siudSoAuos psqusnss que Las eompFan7
=Tsmpoeo.
GSos GssgP8siados son In staYna Victims de
jos maRodsadoRss dc To poIitiCAi aon oil pueblo,
pnaS surgsn del pueblo, y, 30 m&nAi0nsn, en- lR
Samgsssad ca ls sonAnsa. al lsdo del pueblo.
Esos dSsgEAeiAdos son los que an IL dsfsn-
90 del intaRSs social, dan Al pafs, son dsspFssIo
aa s0do anH indomahlss aneRRias X; RItRuisaaa
Dor asmpsFsmanSoS, GltFuiGiAa poP eAR&etsFt
nadA FselananI nAds sxiIen. eontsntAndoss CON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Los iueces de paz
Ds uR g6laga ponesiis bomGmca 10 BiguIan.
as' son 10 que ssAsmos de pslfs soto aeusPdo

Ds uR g6lsga ponesfi } 1om&moa i6 sig ulan.
as' son 10 que ssAamos de peri fsoto aeusrdoi
GDsIieado difisil 90 eli cargo de Juss.
onsaAnts, In Polftiea, 81 como Aparaes,
@nst@da On onotos-iR cue astA On al podaP-
dss,gna hombrss, fGIGos de sApaoidad, para
a d0somrsno de ssos cRFRos
On JnoS inspto, sin pr&etioA alRuna, ps
sab@rn doa eosas mn candidate q In c6reel, O
dondo 10 levRF&n sus dssReiaFbos, un asata-
terRo osl seeFstArios qua 10 mAnsiar6 gu an
eolo disponisndo las aosAs, sin que 90 atEsva
aqusl, psFdida Hu fusFEA moral, lmponeris co.
rreesionss, cnsndo see pFssfH0, por que oil su-
bAitsFno pudisFa daeirls, con sobKada RRx6n,
AvsFgouSGndoIo:
II JusE soy 20
I'm afsotnt sin sI aaeFaaAFto, oua Ia haaa
toGo In AutoEidad ss inGhil.
% Jnss de ssas eondIsionss, ante Ia opi
Alon paoliea' resultR una eosR, nm tsstAfsrFo,
nRdA mas.
AssptAr m cargo do ssA f,doIs, no de-
esmPanaFlo oonelanoia, con eRitsRio propIo
ss esaR en- 81 EIdteulo, donds In baFla, acs.
Pi6ndoGa.
ESOs nombFAmisntns dsb,srau Ysasar. a.
no en- dampo de Espsn ;, an peEsonRs id6nsas.
Nd pootReionss mpoPtsntas, fAIAA da
Ahog@dos, hay sBeribAnos procuPadoraa prGo.
bleoB ON Bauntos 5udieiAles, que dasampeHa-
R1AB, discReaAm snfs, los eaFgos refsrfdos
PsEo Ia po'fiiea-lA CUE sstG en- oil podsr---
nc asisnds ias oonvsnioneias gsnsraIss, Sino
en- ella Gagon lss eiRcnnstAnaiaS
ouAndo nm hombRs que aspiEs ser tues |
MO en- 81 susdo Hs ls somsts o sxGmsn, no sa- |
mfand0 MtuIo1 qua 1uHaiqque IN paFfGia, 60 aea.
baYAn las pFatonnionss dc los liz gnoFRntsa.
X Ia 1usbieia, cue sc pagR bisn, para cue
sea branss 10 cuel ss hAes muy diffei en- los
mcmenAos AeAuAlsBs sara mejoR gsrvida nor
h0mhTag CapRcitRd0s. handFsmoE gaYAntiAs.
Busno 81 que el Gobisrno SO nJs sn estRB
eoaaa. dc trasesndencia sums, poFqus de Ia
fnetieial bian adminfatTAdR, Elm obsdaesP q
odioeca m6Viaa depends I'm regsneraci0n dc los
pusb'oa
Las inj0stieiAS dsaisnsn sl progrsso, agrian
q los hombEss snvtleesn q las soofsdadas 60
maniAsssan los odioss on euya 6rbiAa, inAsrno
social mo eabop mas qns loa paquan7Hi los
mlgerablaa.
ua gAls - apsas no bsy jsgiIsIs, o. -
'Aes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

MANGAs X oAPIROTEs. vsrsos ds Luls
k00rignsS CAbEaro. Da vsnta sn Is saIls ca
y So.aAlash Ao, ~, 81 presto % 30 eeRtavcs sl
stemplaTs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
GRAN SASTRERIA
DE r. AHONTHS
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

On un diA tome lac PASTILLAS LAxANTEs
Dc BROMo QUINfNA. El hotleaRio IL ds-
yoiyayA 81 dlnaEo 81 ne So aRTa, IN agma de
y, W, Grows - hRllA an esda eajttR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
NEG0CI0 POSITIVE

venden DOS cass de MADEIRA do mosrna
uo viv todas comodidades
para faDrlca dc tabacos estabecimieno
sar e estar aquladas baio precio producer de
medic por 100 mensual.
Para nformes dirigrse don cpriano Manriqus Csguas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

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Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25
DO 0ood-lt PAYS.

A Chicago man has observed that
"Good deeds are better than real estate
deeds-some Of the latter are worth.
less. Act kindly and gently, show
sympathy and lend helping hand.
Yon cannot possibly lose by it," Most
men appreciate kind word and en-.
conragement more than substantial
help. There are persons in this com
munity who might truthfully say:
my good friend cheer up. A few doses
of Cham berlsin's Cough Remedy will
rid You of your cold, and there is no
danger whatever from pneumonia when
you use that medicine. 1t always cures.
know 1t for it has helped me out
many time" Sold by H. II. Watkins.
druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25
he Learned a Great Truth.

IL is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley: "Why
do you tell that child the same thing
over and over again?" "John Wesley.
because once telling is not enough"
1t is for this same reason that you are
told again and again that Cham Der.
lain's Cough Remedy cures colds and
grip; that it counteracts any tendency
of these diseases to result in pneu
monia, and that it is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by II. H. Watkins,
druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25
Orc Plata Mining and Milling Com
pany.

pany.
There was filed for record Ia the Of
fee of the county recorder of this
county, this week, articles of incor'
poration of the Orc Plata Mining and
Milling Company, with a capitalization
of 500 ,UU0S. The cOrporators are among
the best known fihanciers and business
men of the Pacific coast, II. j. Wool
lacott, president of the State Bank and
Trust Company, of Los Angeles, aud
j. ID. McNab, president of the Espee
Land and Water Company, and j. w.
Gerritt, the wellknown mining man of
this county, besides many others.
The mines to be operated by this
company are among the best of the
gold properties of the county. From
above depth of 280 feet there has
been extracted from this mine one
half million dollars. The last three
thousand tons of ore from the mine
gave an average value of sos to the ton,
ninety per cent of which was in gold.
In the early days of the mines history
chloriders operated the property and
extracted thousands of dollars from
the surface ores. A tunnel had been
run on the vein at the water level and
above this point immense ore tonnage
was taken out. This ore was shipped
to mills and smelters and big net re-
suits were obtained. No leaser on the
mine failed to make money and for
years it was considered the most de.
sirable of all the properties in the dis
trict. To get below the water level
after the rich ore bodies machinery
had to be installed, after which work
was carried on in more systematic
manner. In the old slopes there are
thousands of tons of good milling ore
that can be taken out at this time at
slight cost that will yield big results
on account of being perfectly free mill
ing. Below the water there are large
bodies of moderate grade ore that can
be readily handled by concentration
aud amalgamation. The company has
purchased mill to handle this ore
aud will put in one of the very latest
methods. Concentrators will be put
in and experiments for the handling
of the concentrates on the ground are
now being carried on in Los Angeles,
where carload of the ore Wa recently
shipped for this experimental purpose.
The mill is ready to ship and will be
erected below the mine, where every
thing can be carried automatically
from the shaft to the null The mine
will supply the necessary water for
big plant.
The mine is but five miles from the
Arizona Il Utah railroad aud is in one
of the most accessible parts of the
district. We have been acquainted
with the mine aud its possibilities for
years aud we can recommend it as one
of our best properties.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

The Portales de Orc Mining com pany
has men at work on a contract on one
of the big properties and it is expected
that the tunnel being run will soon
penetrate the vein. Veiny streaks of
ore are being cut in the porphyry and
the whole mass appears to carry values.
The tunnel will be run one hundred
feet across this big mass of vein and
then drifting will be carried on in all
directions The property is looking
splendidly and is sure to be one of the
big prize winners of the county.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25
Mothers.

Who would keep their children in
good health, should watch for the first
symtoms of worms, and remove then
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t is
the childrens' best tonic. 1t gets di.
gestion at work so that their food does
them good, and they grow up healthy
and strong. 25c at II. II. Watkins
drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

William II. Reider, treasurer of the
New Comstock mining company, al
rived in Kingman from Los Angeles
last Monday and departed for the mine
the following day. He returned yes
terday and left for Los Angeles on
the evening train. He was very much
pleased with what he saw at the prop
erty aud believes it to be one of the
best in the territory.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

X. Posse, representing the Alls-
Chalmers company, was in Kingman
this week in the interest of his com.
pany. He was very much surprised
with The signs of prosperity manifest
all over this section and believes that
We will soon have one of the most pop
ulous counties in Arizona. Mr.. Posse
has been travelling over the mining
countries Of the United States, Mexico
and British Columbia for the past
thirty years and says he never saw so
much evidence of boom as in the
mines Of Mohave county. He SAYS
that nowhere that he has been in
colorado, New Mexico and California
at he did not hear of the great min
riches Of this county. He will
lrn here in sixty days TO make con.
is for big machinery for several
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

E. s. Osborn came up from the Bill
Williams Fork country this morning.
he has been working force of men
on the Mineral Dome mine and reports
that great dies of ore has been ex.
posed. The properties are surely the
greatest showing of mineral ever seen
in the territory as far as the ontcrop
is concerned.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

James Mulligan has been at work in
the Silver tunnel, in Todd Basin, and
has crosscut large body of high grade
concentrating ore. Twenty feet has
been exposed in the crosscut and it is
thought that it will take twelve feet
more to get to the wall Mr.. Mulligan
has been in town this week attending
the district court, but will return at
once and persecute further work. The
mine is situated in the big porphyry
uplift between Todd and Union Basins
aud is one of the most promising prop
critics in that whole country.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25
A Rich Group of Mines
Located in the River Range and will
be Sold on Favorable Terms.
NG#aRN

The Weaver Mining District has long been known
as one OF the richest mining sections of the County and
1t is in this prosperous field that property situated
The group comprises four full claims of 5O0x6O0 feet and
are contiguous to each other The locations are situated
eight miles from the Colorado river on main travelled
wagon road The haul from the mines to the river is down
grade the entire distance One of the claims is opened bv
shaft to depth of 90 feet exposing vein six feet wide of
sod ore this point the topography Of the country
such that very little work has exposed view immense
bodies of ore of milling value The veins are large and
well-delned one outcroppng width of twenty feet
Report and full particulars on application to
Mohave County Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED HOUSE, re-
liable persOn to travel calling on retail mer.
chants and agents. Local territory Position
permanent Business successful aud rushing.
salary lO2lS year guaranteed aud all ex,
penses Previous experience unnecessary.
address, STANDARD HOUSE. Caxton Bldg,
Chicago
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

James Dundon this week took a
mining man out to Cerbat to make an
examination of some gold properties
owned by him in the Union Basin.
Mr.. Dundon is the owner of several
promising prospects in that country.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

The big teams are at work hauling
ont large amounts of lumber to the
Gold Road company. So far many car
loads have been hauled out and great
many are still in the yards at this
place. This lum Der will be converted
into necessary buildings for the &C
commodation of the company and its
employees rs rapidly as it is possible
for men to cut it into shape and put
them together The company is also
getting large amounts of mining ma
teriaI
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

Several of the large teams from
Chloride are to be brought to Kingman
to be used in hauling materials to the
mines. 1t looks as though Kingman
would soon be one of the best shipping
points in the territory.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-25

A proposition is being seriously con
sidered by mining men to organize a
mining company having for its object
the rnnning of long tunnel under the
Cerbat range, the adit to be in Union
Basin, at point near the Green Lin.
net mine. The tunnel would reach a
depth of fully fifteen hundred feet
below tie summit of the mountain and
would not be run over 3,01O feet. The
mountain is very abrupt above Unic u
Basin and the distance to be ruu is
very short, considering the depth
gained. This tunnel would cut practi.
cally all the big veins of the Stockton
Hill and Layne Springs country,
draining them and allowing the rich
ore~ to be extracted with little tron BILE.
TIE tunnel would make Union Basin
one OF the richest camps in he terri.
tory.