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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08

In execution Of deed Of trust dated
August 7tn, 1891, and recorded in the
Hastings Court of the city Of Manchester
in D. 3. Vol. 10 page 275. I will. at the re-.
quest OF the beneficiary. there having been
default in the payment OF a portion OF the
debt. sell by public auction. on the prem
iseS. on
TUESDAY. 18TH DAY OF NOV. 1902,
at IL O'Clock NJ, :he property above re-
ferred to, consisting OF lot fronting a.
feet on Hull Street beginning at the west
line Of the Leader Hall building and run
ming back at right angles, between parallel
lines. 130 feet to an alley 10 feet wide. upon
which is situated q two-story frame store
and dwelling combined.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the costs
of executing the trust. taxes to the day
of sale. and debt Of 81, 800 and accrued
interest. and the residue Is to be made
payable at8such time and secured in such
ma nners as the grantor in said deed shall
prescribe and direct: or In case Of his
failure to give such direction at such time
and in such manner as the trustee shall
think 1T.
S. II. PULLIANI. Trustee
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development of the ideal turbine may /

hastened thereby.
WHITE PLAINS November 7.-Joh
Carroll Lathrop of Manhattan and John
Quimby and his wife, OF White Plains,
Christian Scientists, who were called to
answer before Judge Plat in the West
chester County Court this morning to
indictments charging them with man
slaughter In the second degree for being
responsible for the death OF Esther
Quimby. entered pleas Of not guilty. a
stay of ten days was secured, and 1t is
understood that a demurrer to the indict-
ment will be filed. a fund OF $4,000 Is
said to have been raised for the defense
by subscription among Christian Scientists.
SHARON, PA, November 7.-Proressor
J. ". Canon, superintendent Of the New
Castle schools, formerly of this city, is
advocating the construction OF porta-
Bile school house, which can be used TO
relieve the overcrowded condition wncr-
ever found.
Professor Canon believes that such a
building could be used alternately in one
part OF tbs city or another, as CONDITIONS
seem to warrant Architects are figuring
on a. plan for such a school house, and
Professor Canon believes-the time IS com
ing when. portable school houses Will be
in use all over the State.
WASHINGTON, November IA con-
ference was held at the White House this
morning Which may result i'll bringing
a Federal prosecution against Senator
Quay for allowing the use of his name
on circulars soliciting campaign funds
I. from Government employees. Presluent.
Proctor, of the Civil Service Commission;
Commissioner Foulko Acknowledgement
Knox and Postmaster MacMichael of
I,hilallelphia were present at the con-
ference with President Roosevelt. 1t Is
learned that the Civil Service Commission
desires that prosecution Of Senator Quay
be undertaken. and that the matter has
been under examination by Attorney
General Knox for several days.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcr NOV. :. 1909.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. :, 1902.
To- =. a., daily. from Byrd.Street Statlon
Msshinston and beyond Stops at Milford.
guam Sundays. Sleeping Cars to Washington and
New 8 York Dining Car.
Gas A. NJ, daily, from Mnin-Street Station.
Florida and Metropolitan Limited for Wash.
lnSton and BEYOND. Stops at fredericksburg and
1:Uu a. H., except Sunday. from Elbn Sta-
ton. accommodation fer Ashland and interme-
Station for washington and Beyond. Stops at
Eiba. Glen Alien aud local stations. Ashland
to Cherry ELL. inclusive. Negley. occouuan and
Alexandria. Ruffet Parlor Car.
$50 q: NJ, except sunday from Byrd Street
Station for WASHINGTON aud beyond. Stops at
Elba Glen Allen and local stations. Ashland to-
Accotink. inclusive, Seminary und Alexandrta.
Purlor Car.
lz:o5 noon. except Sunday. from Byrd.street
Elba. Ashland, BOSWELL Milford. Frederlcks-s
burg and Alexandria. Buffet parlor Cur. Con
meets with Congressional Limited
500 2. NJ, except Sunday. from Byrd Street
Station. accommodation for Fredericksburg and
5:U6 ?. n. daily, from Main-Street Station
for washington and beyond. Stops ut boswell.
Fredericksburg. Brooke. Whitewater and Alexan-
dria. Sleeping Car to New York.
$40 P. NJ. except Sunday. from, Elba Sta
ton accommodation for Ashland aud intcrme.
date points.
for Washington and beyond. Stops ut Elba.
Ashland, boswell. Milford. fredericksburg.
BROOKE, 81 ldeWater,1 Quantico anu sAleNdHuIia.
Stops at other stations Sunday. Sleeping Car
Richmond to New York aud Washington to
iI:I5 2. r., except Sunday. from Elba sta
tion accommodation for Ashland and tnterue.
diate points.
$40 a. h., except Sunday. ut Elbn Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
points.
s:25 A. NJ. except Sunday. at Byrd-stress
Station, accommodation from Fredericksburg and
intermediate points.
$40 A. u. daily. at Bysd-strest Station lon
stops at AeSandrta. oGGe1nan. Midg"a tss
day Sleeping Car New York to Richmond
1901 P. NJ, except Sunday, nc Byru-Strees
Station. Stops at local stations. Washtn9son
to Ashland. inclusive, Glen Allen aud AIDA
aO5 r ", daily, at Nain-strest statioe-
Stops at Alexandria, Lorton: Occoquan. Irea'
ericksbu5E Milford. boswell and AshhAd.
Sleeping Car from New York.
800 P. NJ, except Sunday. at Elba 5easi0n.
accommodation from Ashland aud tneof msdaee
points o.A,
stops ut Alexaniria. fredericksburg. Dosvsll
Ashland and Elba. Sleeping Cars nom NV
York aud Washington. Dining Car
$3.50 2. NJ. daily. at ByTd-st.ese sts n.
Stops at Alexandria and loGa. .t n. E,sn
tico to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Alien ana Eds
1928 P. NJ. daily at sfain-street Station.
Florida and Metropolitan Limited. Stops AZ
Alexandria. Fredericksburg. boswell and Ash
land. Bnret Sleeping Cars from New noek.
1900 p. M, except Sunday. &C EloA Statsons
accommodate ton from Ashland
". p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manssss.
W. D. DUKE. General Manager.
f. T. D. MYERS. President.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES
CO trans a; AN, t;;''
NEW g.MAiN-STREET STATION.
IN EFFECT N0yEABE1 J, 1s08.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

IN EFFECT N0VEABE1 ], 190x.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
p 1915 j. H., except Sunday, Newport NsWe
local. All stops.
9:oo.A n. daily; for Old Point Se e,sost
to Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg, Newport
News, Hampton and Phoebus. ParIor Cur Rich
800 2. n, daily. except sunday. Tor Old
and Is minutes to Norfolk. Stops Williamsburg.
Tor Car Gordonsville to Old Point Connects at
Newport News on MONDAYS, Thursdays, Fridays
timore; at Old Point with Washington, Baiti-
more and Cape Charles steamers; ut Norfolk
With Old Dominion steamers for New York.
Old Point. On Sundays only connects for Nor-
fols. Makes principal stops.
MAIN LINE-WEST-BOCND-
1910 a. H., local. except Sunday to Clifton
Forge Connects for Orange, Cuipepsr. Calver-
ton and Manassas.
800 P. NJ, daily. Cincinnati and Louisville
Express. Buffet Parlor Car to Gordonsville.
Pullman from Gordonsville to Cincinnati and
Louisville. Connects for Virginia Hot Springs.
Dining Car on at Gordousville. A local train
from GordonsriIe to Staunton follows for local
SIS 2. NJ, except Sunday, accommodation
7:Go P. NJ, est. Loui, and Chicago Special"
daily. with Pullman sleepers to Huntiuston
Louis and Chicago. Dining Car attached at
Gordonsvilla.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Ao.so a. NJ QAlty, ZOE LSneuoui ~. AeAAnA>
ton and Clifton Forge. Except Sunday for
Rosney. AlbereEe and New Castle. Parlor# Car.
Sis 2. M. except Sunday, to Bremo.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
From Norfolk and Old Point. 1905 II.
and $3.50 2. ". daily; 11:45 A. Il. and 40
2. 81, except Sunday.
From Cincinnati and the West, 7:45 A. NJ,
daily, and $3.50 PM. daily. Local: $50 A.
NJ. except Sunday. and 7:1o 2. NJ. except Sun
day
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
q. doi1r auH 4 n a JAYr enf
Sunday.
Apply at 500 East Main Street. Dos Enst
Main Street. Murphys Hotel. Jefferson Hotel
and SIain-Street Station for further iutorma-
ton, "a tes. tickets and Pullman tions.
| ". O. WARTEEN. Dis. Pass. A2t.
G.. E. DOYLE, Fl. w FULLER.
! Gcnl Manager. Gen'l. Pass. Ast-
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Susan Kean Graves, OF Louisa
county. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John =. Mcguire. Jr. Mrs. Mcclure will
have a few friends 10 meet her mother
very Informally while she is here.
Miss Margaret liardwick was a guest
at the Jones Turner nuptials taking
place in Norfolk yesterday evening.
Miss FLORENCE Myers, of PhiladelnbIa
win be pleased to see her many friends
IN the home Of Mrs. 3. T. Kahnweiler
where she IS spending some time as a
guest.
Mrs. John Atkinson entertained a Few
friends at cards last night In honor OF
Mrs. James Walker Mr.. Walker will ar
rive tomorrow from California.
Isr. and Mrs. John Mahony. who are Wis
fting their niece. Mrs. William S. Carroll,
OF I.snchburg Va. viii reach the ffticth
anniversary Of their wedding day rext
Sunday, November 9th. ID Mallory. who
a,ss recently retired from his profession.
vas FOR nifty years one of the most proiri-
oes,t dentists In Richmond. beginning hts
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 18TH.
TRAINS LEAVE k I,4InS STREET
900 A. M, NORFOLK LIMITED daily. Ar
riyes petersburg 0:31 A. ~. Norfolk 1890 4.
II. Stops only at petersou5s. "ave-U and
su s:os "a H.. daily. Arrives Petersburg e:4o \
Fayetteville 4:41 2. NJ. Charleston u:l5 P. r..
saysnnah 500 P. a.. Jacksonvills 9:0s A. 81.
1890 With b0s. r ~ srr ese
boro 3:15 P. NJ. Wilmington 500 F., II. Pull
= Sss s
ans 90 % 2. M. ocEAN STORE LIMITED: daily.
N. stops only at Petersburg. WaverIy and
rt t:se 81 sis of Wsdea 1' y.
and and ROCKY Rocky Mount e:o5 2. n. Makes an intre.
nf s!Ss '' a daily local Arrive, Petersburg
700 P. NJ. Makes "a al \ stops IN ursr 49,,
L Ia.aneets with Norfolk and western Tor Nor
and Rh BE-
t ~ Emporia and Lawrencevllel Weldon e:4s
NJ s Savannah s:io a. NJ 1aeksonyiile Z: Il.
p N. Tampa. 1000 e Al. FORT Tampa 1850
NV Nv LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
arriving AUGUSTA $50 a p, Nj nason ll:as =
NJ NJ. to Wilr1ington. Charleston Jacksonville.
Port Tampa, Augusta AMI Macon. Dining
H. Z, H., 4 =
1 o NJ Connect at Petersburg with Norfolk
and western Railway, arriving Lynchburs 2.45
AZ Roanoke AS A. ". Bristol 1O:4O A. NJ
n,,i,nsn Sleeper Richmond to Lynchhurs
ii: 80 2. NJ. daily. arrive Petersburg 1870
a. u. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4.1a A. NJ, daily. from Jscksonv:lle. Sava.-
nah. Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Augusta and
az 7: sS'hA IL. daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
ou s:4s IA A. ". daily. except Sunday. Petersburg
ioG i11o A. ", Oily. except Sunday, from
Rock Mount and intermediate stations. Nor.
fo1 Ell: io' A: n. daily. from Petsrsbnrx Suffolk
an a1:4s ' &. NJ. daily. from Norfolk sunol.
an Zoo op ?. NJ. daily. from Petersburg. Roanoke
md intermediate points
an $50 p NJ. daily. from Norfolk. Suffolk and
t,e 7.a5 P, NJ, daily. from Miami Port Tampa.
,acksonrille. Savannah. Charleston. Wilmington.
(;oldsboro and all POINTS South.
s:5s P. NJ. daily. from Petersburg. Lynch
nurr and the West
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Z Il !
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Booth Tark-
ingtcn. the author, who has just been
elected to the Legislature, has given an
other public evidence of his modesty by
selecting u seat in the back row Of the
House OF Representatives.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. 7.-Thc Min
nesota Harvester Company. Of Minneso-
ia, was incorporated here yesterday with
a capital of $6G1D,h,e. It's object is said
to be to fight the big harvester combina-
ton. It embraces American Grass Twine
Company interests and number OF
eastern capitalists.
ITHACA, n. Y. Nov. THE oldest
postmaster in the United States. Ros-
we'll Beardsley, who was appointed post
master at North Lansing by John Quincy
Adams and who has held the office ever
since. is dying. He has held the office
for seventy-four years. Mr.. Beardsley
is ninety-tircc years old His health has
been excellent until recently.
ITHACA, N. ", Nov. beginning
with the commencement IN June, 1905,
Cornell University will relieve all pro-
fessors who reach the age of 20 during
the calendar year. The retired profess
sors will serve as special lecturers in
their. respective departments for peri
I'D of five years. The salary for the first
year will be that received at the time
OF retirement. after that $1,000 per Year.
TURN. Nov. THE American ex-
hibits have met with remarkabl success
at the international Photographic EN-
hibition here. The New York Camera
Club secured the King OF 1taly's prize.
The United States. although Its exhibits
were fewer in number than those OF
other countries, received the highest
number Of prizes. including i've Grands
Prix. two gold medals, four silver medals
and eight diplomas.
wISsTED. conn, November The
suit Of Mrs. Charlotte n. Schermerhorn,
of New York and Litchfield, Conn. against
her son. Alfred Z. Schermerhorn, OF New
York to recover money paid for his col
legc education at Yale and to send him
on his wedding trip to Europe. Is now
occupying the attention OF the Superior
Court at L!tchfieid. The defendant seeks
to recover $4,000
H NEW YORK. November 7.-Colonel Ohm
Jacob Astor has given to the world MS
patents on marine turbines Although he
might have enjoyed a monopoly of them
for seventeen years. he has formally
turned over his inventions for pub
lie use. Colonel !Astcr makes his an
nouncement in the current issue OF the
Scientific American. In the FORM OF a
letter TO the editor Of that publication,
In which he says:
All my patents on marine turbines
having been granted. I hereby deaicate
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Bay Line
to Baltimore
Via c. & Q. hallway and
Old Point.
U. S. MAIL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond wa. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily. except Sunday, at
p. NJ, connecting at Old Point with the
auperb steamers Of the Old Bay Line,
3ieaving at jas P. NJ. arriving Baltimore
S:aO n. n. in time to make oonnectioS
Nth all tr1in3 North. East and Wet
short rail ride and all night on one Of ~
finest steamers In Southern waters Re-
turning. arrive Richmond 1000 A. n.
daily. except Monday.
Tor tickets aud general information m.
nv Il general offices Chesapeake ana ON
1NVsy,S Richmond Transfer Comnen1
and loOS East Main Street.
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.SEABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

short ln~ to principal cities OF the South
and Southwest. Florida. Cuba, Texas. Califor-
MIA and Mexico, reaching the capitals OF six
States.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IL, 1904
TRAINS LEAVE R1cHa1oND-MAIN-sTR r
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Mr.. A. Lang. of this city, and bride,
formerly Of Tennessee, are now in Nor
folk. and will make their home In that
city for the future.
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NOTICE.
RI l'
Tax-Payprs, Take Notice J.

HENRlCO5C CO., VA, November !. 1902.
The Taxes for 1902 are now due. and or
nv deputy Will be in my Office at henrieo
County Courthouse daily from a. IA. to s
n. AZ. for the purpose Of receiving the Same.
The Law adds 81 per cent to all bills remain-
ing unpaid December lst- Delinquent lands
place at December term Of court.
r.,>~S WIN. H. BRAuER,
Treasurer Henfico County,
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Social and
PERSONAL

The Grumblel', sings Of the November
n,acaz zines. that III them, in additio-s.tc
poems on the chrysanthemum'
Then stories Of Thanxsgivingtide
We also must expect;
Eo1ne gatherings with I.arted friends.
Worst told in dialect.
All writers now their pens must ply
Ger turkeys and the pumpkin Pie.
Nor shall the artist be exempt
From this. my Autumn s. creedi
I care not what the magazine
You choose to take and read.
Its cover is a field forlorn.
With stacks of sere and yellow corn.
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practice here with Or. John G. wayt. in

Miss Corona Edwards. the daughter OF
Mr. L. l.. Edwards, is a student at the
Southern Seminary. in Bue5a Vista.
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Aucro1N sA1Es-FurURE DAYS.
BY A. Royal & Co.,
and
N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctioueerS.

TRUSTEES SALE
q OF
A NOST5DESIRABLE AND SELIGIBLY
4 LOCATED BUSINESS LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF HULL STREET,
BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS,
LEADER HALL. WITH "A
FRAME STORE HOUSE, ETC.
THEREON.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
BIDS FOR BONDS INVITED

SEALED BIDS INVITED UNTIL NO
VENEER 10th. 1902. att O. clock. for 10000
of city OF Fredericksburg. Va, COUPON
1 PER CENT BONDS for Street Improve
ment. issued under act Of General Assem-
oly Of Virginia Of January 29th 1901. They
are 1890 Bonds. Right to reject all bids
reserved. E. d. COLE,
= Chr. Finance Committee,
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w May. City Ticket Agent.
4 p, SMITH. District Passenger Agent
Phone. 4o5- 10c6 East Eain Street.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting Of the Stockholders rf
the CHESAPEAKE WESTERN CON-,
PANY will be held at the main Office
of the company, No. 1014 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va. on the 18th DAY
+ OF NOVEMBER, 1902. at the hour of l
O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose OF voting
on the question of increasing the capt.
tai stock Of the company.
Dated October II, 1902
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THE NEWS CONDENSED
Happenings Of Interest Told in Fewest
Possible Words,
specials to The Times,

teItrl.1T5 10 10 1H1eS.5
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Booth Tark-
ingtcn. the author, who has just been
elected TO the Legislature, has given an
other public evidence of his modestys by
selecting seat in the back row of the
House Of Representatives.
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e Office of the Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.

Office of the Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Richmond Va. Oct 81, 1902.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING NE IN
of the Stockholders. Of the ATLANTIC AZ
will be held at the company's office In
the city of Richmond. Va, on MON.
DAY. November the 18th. 1902. at II
: 800 JAMES r POST, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE.
Stockholders of the WASHINGTON
3 SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY win
be held at the office of the company In
Richmond. Va. on MONDAY, November.
nth. 1902 at 10 o'clock a. NJ
J. b. WINSTON, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders of the RICHMOND. FRED
ERICkSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the
office Of the company in Richmond, Va,
81 on MONDAY. November 11th 1902, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
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Miss Eta Sealy, the daughter Of a
Galveston banker. will christen the gun
boat Gatseston when she is launched Al
the Trigg yards.
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MORESCHO0[ FUNDS
ARE APP0RT|0h 4
The Department Distributes Over.
Eight Hundred Thousand.
RICHMOND GETS. A BIG SLICE.
Henrico County and the City Of Man
chester-They Come in and Share
With All the Rest-Amounts by
Counties and Cities.

The Department OF Public Instruction
Yesterday gave out the second appoint
ment of school funds. The total amount
is $500, 76l, TO- Richmond city gets SIS. 1ol.4S.
Henrico county. 81 ,S6i25. and Manchester.
s, 4i977 This apporionment8 exceeds the
first one announced. and became eftec-
tive on November list. BY counties and
cities. is as follows:
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Mrs. p. Thornton Mayre. who has beer
Wis ting in Richmond, has left for hel
home in Newport News.
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Mr.. Wood Withers has just returned
from few days spent with relatives in
Salem, Va
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from FREDERICKSBURG And
at Byrd-Street Station.
Occoquan. Widrwater.
Milford. boswell. Ash
at other stations Sun.
!, York to Rich mond.
Sunday, at Byrd-Streee
II stations. Washington
Glen Allen and Elba.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

The Pacific Coast Miner remarks
with surprise that "Arizona, that re-
markable territory" has prohloition
mining camp, that of Troy. 1t is per,
fectly true that Troy is "dry camp,
but it is by no means unique In TINS
res pect. There are many mining camps
in the territory where the saloon keep
er can get no foothold, and in fact 1t
may be said to be the exception ana
not the rule where mining company
ia Arizona allows liquor or beer to be
sold on its premises. Without taxing
the memory, one can name OIL hand
the Trilby, White Cloud, Angel, ORC
Grande, O'Brien and Burson mines,
near Wickenburg, while in the Brad
shaws there are the Orc, Buster, Cop
per, Cobre, Bannie, Angelus, Gladiator
and any number Of Others. When IL
comes to question of reform and ad-
vancement, Arizona has way of get
ting close up to the band wagon.-Pres-
colt Prospect.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
The Gold Hills Group.

EDITORS MINER
Having expressed desire for infor-
nation regarding the Gold Hills group
Of mines, in San Francisco district,
Mohave county, Arizona, take great
pleasure In giving all the information
possible. The mines are situated near
Thumb Butte, south of the old stage
road to Fort Mohave, and about twelve
miles north Of Gold Road. There are
seven locations in the group. The 10.
cations are original and we're made on
the I'd day of March, 1902, and since
that time have completed the discov.
cry work. These locations we're made
by myself aud W. NJ. Keller, another
gentleman owning small interest in
the sale of the mines. From present
appearances on the surface there ap.
pears to be large body of low grade
free gold ore and accom- panying this
large body there are several very rich
pay streaks, the ores from which run
ar DiBu as IL ouuCes kOlO. Inc larger
part of the vein gives results that
shows all the ores will pay to work.
The character of gangue is quartz spar
and porphyrytic quartz and the ore is
an iron bematite. There are no base
metals in the ore. The gold is fine and
heavy. By closely prospecting and
panning along the vein we were i'm
pressed with the magnitude and rich.
ness Of the vein for long distance.
The locality has never been looked into
by other prospectors, as the ore is of
a peculiar character and does not give
the impression to miners from other
sections that 1t carries values until
pounded up and horned. My friends
and myself have acquired many loca
tions here outside of the Gold Hills
group. l feel safe in saying that good
supply Of water can be obtained in the
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

main washes leading down from the
Blue Ridge mountains. The Colorado
river Is but eight miles distant at the
farthest and the road all down grade.
The mines can be reached by wagon at
any point. There is no timber or veg
citation of any kind in the locality. We
have prospected all the ground on the
Fox mining claim and find that for a
width of rs feet every part of the vein
filing pans gold. We have taken sam.
piles from eighty feet in width of the
Fox and Gold Hills claims for a length
of $50 feet and get pay results.
Eighteen samples gave an average Of
over three ounces gold to the ton.
While several of them we're taken from
the high grade streaks there were
many taken from large width of low
grade part of the vein. My impression
Of the new camp is that it will pay to
investigate, as its closeness to the Col
orado river and its accessibility make
it an ideal place to economically work
and open up the property, and when
thoroughly exploited milling plant
could be put in on the river or the wa
ter pumped onto the mine.
+. +. BEEBE.