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Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

The arrival ia Prescott a few days
ago of Sam Hubbard, Jr., after an ab
sence of five years, was incidentally
mentioned at the time. Since his ar.
rival Mr.. Hubbard has purchased the
interests of his partners, Messrs. Rad.
cliff and Hull Brothers in the Queen
mine, and is now the sole owner Of the
property. Hardly had the ink become
dry on the deed when the new owner
with his characteristic zeal began the
preparatory work to place the mine in
operation again. Today he sent out a
force of ten men and says that here
after the property will be steadily de.
veloped. Mr.. Hubbard has a great
deal Of faith in the future of the Queen
group, and in this respect his rating of
the ground is shared by many practi
cal miners also. The last work done
on the Queen was in 1897, at which
time there were over so feet of work
in tunnel aud shafts. The resumption
VI WI N Oh hbio pdiNiOuldi uld Ot
said to be due to not only the promi.
nence of mining generally in this sec
tion, but especially so to the immedi
ate locality where it lays aud which is
today attracting attention in mining
circles. 1t is located about fourteen
miles west of Prescott in the foothills
of Skull Valley, where placer mining
has been successfully followed for a
generation. The belief of many old
timers has been persistently advanced
that the auriferous deposits of the vel
low metal there had their source from
some lead higher up on the range of
mountains, and that some day develop.
ment work would handsomely reward
some one. While Mr.. Hubbard does
not beive he will run onto an Ell Do
RADIO, he has great deal OF faith, how
ever, in watching the progress of work,
and naturally feels sanguine over the
outcome when greater depth is reach.
ed. The successful handling of this
piece of ground means great deal for
that particular section, and we trust
the energetic promoter of this enter.
prise may be handsomely rewarded
Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Frank Todd visited the mines of the
Union Pass country, where he holds
large interests, this week. He says
that the hills are full of miners and
that the reports of dynamite explo-
sions can be heard at all times of the
night or day. The mines in that sec.
tion are opening up we'll and the ad-
vent of mining companies give the
mine owners hope of better things in
the future. A big mill to work Gus.
toms ore would be about the right
thing for the camps in the hills of that
section.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
f. F. BEEBE.

1t IL reported in mining circles that
the Venture corporation of London Is
purchasing the celebrated De La Mar
mines of Utah. The deal is being ne.
gotiated at this time in New York by
Samuel Enrich, brother of Louis r.
Enrich, Max Strauss of Denver, and
Simon BAN berger of Salt Lake. 1t is
stated that John Hays Hammond has
already made an exhaustive examina.
tion of the property and is at this time
engaged 10 making an exhaustive re.
port on its ore reserves which are said
to be in the neighborhood of 5,00J,0U0S.
Two years ago when the property was
exported the reserves were given as
2,5)0,NOos, but the development since
that time has warranted the high ap.
praisement of $4,000 8. Mr.. Ham,
mond has been in Utah a number Of
times and has examined several good
properties in that section. 1t is the
intention Of the London corporation
to reorganize under the British com.
psny's acts along the same line fol.
lowed in making the Camp Bird pro-
motion. Louis r. Enrich is in New
York at this time and is believed to be
interested with his brother in the deal.
The big mines are at present owned by
General De La Mar, who has developed
them into one Of the biggest things in
the state of Utah. They are a gold and
silver proposition, the values at pres
ent being contained 10 great sulphide
fiat vein. The values we're originally
in the carbonate form but later the
formation changed to the more sub.
stantial sulphide character. The mines
are well equipped.-Denver Mining
Record.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Charles e. Sherman, who has been
in Los Angeles for the past several
weeks returned to Kingman Thursday
morning last and departed for Mineral
Park yesterday. He stated that he had
interested capital in a group of mining
claims Ia the Mineral Park country
and that an expert would visit the
mines within few weeks. The hot
weather deferred mining men from Wis
iting the desert country, but some Of
them we're willing to brave the heat
IL they could be put on to something
good. There are many good things in
the Mineral Park Basin aud we hope
capital can be enlisted in them.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

The contractors on the Alexander
mine have completed their work and
this week came to town to settle up
their affairs. They drifted about one
hundred feet on the vein and then up
raised to the surface. This upraise
was put in shape for working shaft
and then continued to a depth of one
hundred feet below the drift level. A
few feet from the bottom water in con.
siderable quantity was encountered
and fine grade of ore was coming in.
The contractors belive that the mine
will become splendid gold producer
10 the near future. The manager of
the property, q. A. Wanger, is in
Alaska and as soon as he returns work
will again be started up.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

The copper discovery near the Nee
dies is attracting considerable atten.
tion and it is the opinion of experts
that good bodies of the metal will be
found. The whole country lying west
of Needles is copper bearing and there
is reason to believe that when prop
erIy opened up good bodies of the red
metal will be encountered. South of
Ibex Harry knight and Joe Alexander,
of Kingmau, have group of copper
mines that give great promise on the
surface.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

X j. Holmes, who has had a force of
men at work on the Homestake mine,
near Boundary Cone, departed for his
old home in Phenix Thursday morning
last. He reports that the mines under
his control are looking remarkably
we'll and that AS soon as he returns,
which will be in about two weeks, he
will put on larger force of miners
and rush the work Of development
The Homestake vein is one Of the
largest in that country and carries
splendid milling values.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

A. A. Spear and Charles Goodchild
have commenced adverse proceeding
against the application for patent to
the Gold Dust mining claim, San Fran.
cisco mining district. The application
for patent is made by +. w. Stehr, Of
Colorado Springs, Colorado, through
II. j. West. The matter will be heard
before the land Office at Prescott in a
few weeks. The mining claim is said
to be a valuable one and has consider.
able rich ore ia sight.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

We understand that bids will be
a'ked for the building of wagon road
by the people who have just made the
purchase Of the Nighthawk mine and
that as soon AS the road is completed
new machinery will be hauled in and
work started up on the property. The
mine has been one of the best gold and
silver producers in that end Of the dis
trict.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

II. N. Botsford, general manager OF
the Wallapai mining company, re.
turned to Chloride the first of the
week, after an outing with the Shriners
in San Francisco. The mine, under
his superintendency, is turning out
almost carload of concentrates daily
aud the property Is on good paying
basis.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

Is everywhere recognized as the one
remedy that can always be depended
upon and that is pleasant to take. II
is especially valuable for summer diar'
rhoea 10 children and is undoubtedly
the means of saving the lives of great
many children each year. For sale by
H. II. Watkins, druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Over in the Searchlight country
there is large amount of mining go.
ing on, although the weather is very
warm. When men get after gold cold
or heat is uuheeded in the scram BILE
for II. The country is overrun with
miners aud prospectors and it looks as
though it would become one of the
most prosperous camps in Nevada.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Thomas h. Ludlam, Mayor of Sea
I,le City, N. j., and also editor Of the
Cape May County Times, Is in King.
man and will make an examination of
group of mines 10 this county. Mr..
Lndlam is interested in copper mining
Ia the eastern states and has made a
success of the venture. We would be
pleased TO have him interest him self 10
the mines of this county and are sure
he will find mining property that will
suit him 10 every particular.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

The contractors on the Sunrise mine,
Chemehuevis district, have completed
their contract and Ii. X. Rosen burger,
manager Of the property, came to town
Wednesday last to settle up with them.
Another contract will be let at once
on the property and bids will soon be
asked for the work.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
Summer Excursion Rates

During June, July, August and Sep
temb Der round trip tickets will be sold
from Kingman to Los Angeles for Dds
San Diego 23s, San Francisco 42s
Excursion trains pass through King
man west every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Tickets good until No.
vem Der 30. See Agent Gooding.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Sinking on the Minnesota mine has
been discontinued for the present and
drifts are being run off at the bottom
of the shaft. There are large bodies of
ore in the mine that will soon be pro.
ducing high grade shipping product
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

The water is being hoisted and
pumped out of the Orc Plata mine at
rapid rate and the work of sampling
that property will now be but the work
of a few days. The mine has big ore
bodies that will give good average
when the sam Piles are taken.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Lewis Jane, Of Cedar, was in King
man this week. He reports mining in
that section rather quiet, many of the
miners being on the other side of the
IN )untain taking out ore and running
1t through the Aubrey mill.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
Mines of the County

Quite force of men are at work on
the Roosevelt group of mines in the
Boundary Cone country and the ex.
plorations are proving very satisfac-
tory to the new owner, r. B. Scott.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

In the vicinity Of Springer y.
Mexico, the season is so disastroo,r.
bad that Abbott & Co. have slain q.
eral thousand head of starving sbs.,
in order to save the pelts. There !.
often great money in the sheep bn,i
ness, and again there is not.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

NO. and the California Limited
leaves chicago every Tuesday and Satu day T.
reaching kingman every Tuesday and Friday 2:l5 m and
Los Angeles at 2:2O No leaves Los 556 T. M
every MONDAY ana Thursday Kngman sos every Tuesday
ana Friday and arrives Chicago every THURSDAY and
SUNDAY
Nos aid Palace Sleeper and free RcIn
s ona Cars from San Francisco and Los Angeles Ash Fork
Dning Car stockton TO ershed Sleeper Ash Fork 10
Pnenix, which is occupied till morning
NOS and Palace Sleeper Phenx Fork Palace and
tourist seepers aud free Reclining Chair Fork t
Francisco aud L Angeles.
and carry between Ash Fork Tourist sleep
es Tree Reclining Chair Cars Sleeper
Ash Fork and Pbenx
NOS land California Limited carry between Chicago and
% rork raace sieepers Observation Composite and Din
lug oa's faace sleeper between Phenix Ash Fork No
a ae is charged on this train Regular tickets are
required
g r. GooDING, Agent 7 RvpNp q u
Kingman Arizona. 10 Anna,os ,,.,
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Eli Hilty, who has had the manage
ment Of the Ben Harrison and Tom
Reed mines, below the Gold Road, has
turned that property over to the Gold
Road people and they are now working
quite force of men on the mines.
The new company will prosecute work
on the claims for some months to come
for the purpose of getting at their
probable value. So far the shaft work
shows up wonderful bodies of ore and
If these bodies continue to depth of
several hundred feet there will be no
mine superior to il in that section of
the country.
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

We have several hundred novels, no,
and second hand, that will be sola
cheap. Call at once and get yoD,
choice. MINER OFFICE,
Beale Street
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21

Quite number Of leases have been
lot on the mines in the hills surround
ing Chloride on the east and south.
Good ore is being taken from a mum
Der of them, while Others are showing
up big bodies of low grade rock. Many
OF the mines in the neighborhood Of
the Niger Head give good indication
of copper aud gold values at depth,
and even on the surface they show
good pay ores. In years gone by many
of these claims were worked and paid
their way handsomely, and why not
now?
Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
Arizona g. Utah Ry.

Time Table No. 7, in Effect June. , ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
THE LVIIITH CONGRESS.
BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE
WILL BE REPUBLICAN.
ABOUT THIRTY-FOUR MAJORITY IN THE
HOUSE-LITTLE CHANGE IN
THE SENATE

Republican control of the House Of Represen-
ma ority will probably not be less than "a
The landslide to Coer in greater New-Y car
ried with it the election of all Of the Democratic
candidates for the House of Representatives ex-
cept in the lid District. where the returns in
dictate the election of Mr.. Dunwell. the Repuhli
can candidate. North of The Bronx the Re
publicans have held their own-the Democrats
carrying only the XXXVth District. which they
hold at present. In Massachusetts and Mary
land there also Republican losses. In the
other Eastern States there have been no changes
of Importance. The West, from the Allegheny
Mountains to the Pacific. has stood firmly by
the Republican party, and the later returns
from some of the Western States may aterial-
ly increase the Republican majority.
Conceding to the Democrats several districts
which later returns may give to the Republi-
cans, the membership of the House in the
LVIIIth Congress will be made up OF 30 Re
publicans and 116 Democrats. a Republican ma
jority of thirty-four. In these figures the anti
Quay Republicans. who Endorsed by the
Democrats in the Allegheny County districts
and the Fusion candidates in Nebraska ana
other States are classed as Democrats.
The Republican majority in the Senate may be
increased one. If this is brought about il will
be by the election of one Republican and one
Democrat from Delaware, present indications
will adopt this plan of breaking the long dead
lock.
The returns indicate the election OF the fol-
lowing Representatives;
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WISCONSIN.
della WARE.
DEMOCRATS COUNT AGAINST ADDICKs
ONLY ONE OF HIS MEN ELECTED.
WYOMING.
= " NondsU T

DEMOCRATS COUNT AGAINST ADDICKs-
ONLY ONE OF HIS MEN ELECTED.
Wilmington, Del. Nov. 4.-Tndcatous are
that the vote In the State was lighter than
two years ago Returns from over one-haIt Of
the precincts in the first legislative district Of
Wilmington indicate the election of Or. II. Il
BuCkmaster. Democrat. over James Kitchen
Republican This is Democratic gain and
counts against Addcks. Kitchen was mem
Der OF the two previous sessions of the legis-
lature. and AT the last term voted for Addicks
for United States Senator.
George W. Sparks. Regular Republican. who
indorsed ny the Democrats. is no doubt
elected In the LIST Senate District of Wilmington
over James ". Robertson. Union Republican
James r Jones. Union Republican is apparent
ly elected In the second representative district
of Wilmington. He is the only Addicks Re
publican TO be elected In the city. In the I'D
Senate District Frank y. McNulty. Democrat
holds over
Henry \ Houston Democrat for Congress
will have from 3O.0 TO 5000 ma jority
I'm addition to the evident election OF Buck
master i'm the LIST District. the Democrats have
also elected their candidates in the WITH and
With Representative districts Both were repre-
scented by Democrats in the last legislature
This gives the Democrats three Of the five Rep
resentative districts i'm Wilmington
Later adviCes from throughout the State
demonstrated that deadlock viii occur in the
legislature on the double Senatorial vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
NETWORK CITY CONGRESSMAN

The returns at a late hour indicated that all
the Republican candidates for Congress in the
city had been defeated with the exception of
Charles T. Dunwell. in the lid District: Henry
BristOw in the With, and w. H. Douglas in
the XVIII. The greater city Congress districts
are the lid TO the XVIIIth, inclusive. and the
indications were that the LIST District on Long
Island and the XIXth. in Westminster. had
been carried by the Republicans. The Demo
cratic sweep in the city meant the loss of two
Republican Representatives in Congress-
The defeat of J. w. Perry, the Republi-
can candidate in the XIIIth District. was
a surprise was the defeat Of II. T. An
drews in the XVIIth District Charles s. Adler
was defeated badly by II. NJ Goldfogle. in the
IXth while Tim Sullivan had an easy vic
tory in the With.
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REPUBLICANS HARD HIrIN KINGS
THEY SAVE ONLY ONE CONGREssMAN. ONE
SENATOR AND FOUR ASsEMBLYMEN
FROM TIE WRECKAGE

Two Congressman one Senator and four Assem-
biymen all that the Republicans saved out of
the general Democratic landslide in Kings County
yesterday. Charles r. DunWe and Henry BristoW
were elected to Congress. Senator Marshall
20 the Senate from the With District and John
Hin Morgan. Gustave c Weber, Edward .
Bowling and Jacob D. Remsen to the Assembly
from the LIST, XVIII, XVIIth and XVIIIth districts
respectively.
The tremendous Democratic plurality of 5000
the greatest In Kings County since Cleveland ran
for Governor in 1882. carried the Republican candi-
dates under everywhere in the county.
Senators AbTam G. Degraw and Rudolph &
Fuller were defeated in their efforts for re-elec-
ton.
In the Assembly the Kings County Republicans
will lose nine members. They now have thirteen.
and elected only four yesterday. Mr.. Bowling
ceeds Assembyman Wilson. Assemblymen c. II.
Cotton, John Rainey II. l.. Moody. j. NJ Nance
w. II. Pendry and J. II. Adams were defeated for
reelection.
AS stated elsewhere. in interview with Lieu
tenant Governor Woodruff the Republicans attrib-
their defeat to the unpOpularity in Kings
County Of the Republican tax laws, the tenement
house law and other legisla ton There was no
factiona trouble to blame for the result in any
way.
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WERNER cARRIEs RocHEsrER BY 100.
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INDIAN 1.

SENATOR BEVERIDGE SAYS THE STATE Is
REPUBLICAN, BY a LARGE MAJORITY.
IBT TELEGRAPH To THE TRIRUNEI
Indianapolis Nov i.-Senator Reveridse said
tonight that Indiana has gone Republican by
heavy majority. the campaign here having
been fought out exclusively on national ques-
lions. He said he had no comments 70 make
the reduced Republican plurality in New
York. except that II has been considered IN tho
Middle West for the last few weeks that local
causes We're operating in New York which take
out Of the election there its national signif-
canoe
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET ELECTED.
Governor .-........... James n. Frazer.
Railroad Commissioned. ...-.J Nell Mcknight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
MINNESOTA.
REPUBLICANS ELECT STATE TICKET AND
NINE CONGRESsMEN.

81, Paul. Nov. 4.-Returns point to the cleo
ton OF the entire Republican State ticket. head
ed by Van SAINT for Governor. by plurality of
about $4,000 and it may reach 10000. Van
SAINT in 1900 had plurality of only 200
whereas Mckinley carried the State by $4,000
me Republican vote was Unexpectedly large
the Democratic hope or a large stay at home
element not being realized In this (Ramsey)
county nearly all the Republican candidates are
elected, though the county is usually Demo-
cratic. The Republicans have made a clean
sweep in all the nine Congress districts except
the With (MinneapOlis) where Ex-Governor John
Lind (DemOcraO defeats Loren Fletcher Re
publican candidate, for reelection. by 1000.
The Democrats are claiming from 1000 TO 5000
for Lind Detailed returns from the State are
slow. and the actual results will not be known
before tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
WEED DEMOCRATS KNIFE hill.

pattsburg y. Y. Nov. CSpeciaI).-The city Of
Plattsburg gives Odell l125 plurality Clinton Coun
~. conservatvely estimated. gives Odel 4i00 pu-
Iality The indicate the election OF II. Wal
lace Knapp To the Assembly from Clinton County
10y plurality Of san. The followers OF Smith NJ
Meed, the leading Democrat Of the county. re-
scented their being turned out Of the Democratic
State Convention. Another cause Of the Repubh-
'an victory in the county the large vote for
John i. o 3Tien. the Republican candidate for Sec
Rotary OF State. who is a resident OF the county.
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ent close Charles II. FinsOn defeated Charles r.
Brooks By eight votes George Ruh out IN
The With Assembly District his plurality over Ben
1amin Folsom being 31e. Early reports from the
With and With Assembly districts indicate that
John x. Patton and Elijah Cook defeated.
spectively. William II. Conboy and n T. Curry.
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TEXAS.
UTAH.
Joseph Howell r
VERMONT.
VIRGINIA.
T4SHVGTOV
VEST TTPGTNT4

Wesley l. Jones. r VIM. z Hun
2 ". CuShman. r
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MINNESOTA.
MISSISSIPPI.
MISSOURI.
MONTANA.
Joseph Nj. Dixon, r.. at la
NEBRASKA.

We bhiOhd.
l-E J Burkett. ........R. 4-E. r. Hnshaw ..... r
&C NJ Hitchcock......D. "a. c. SchaIenb'gr ID & r
81 = Robinson. II. & F. IN =. Kinkaid -. r
NEVADA
G D. Van Duser. D. a large.
W-H1HPSHIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
DEMOCRATS CARRY RICHMOND.
PENNSYLVANIA.

REPCBLlCAN PLURALITY OF l'5,V0-PhN-
ROSE TO BE REELECTED.
Philadelphia Nov 4.-To-day for the first
time in the history Of the State more than one
million votes were cast in election. Samuel
W. Pennypscker. Republican. was elected Gov
ernOr by an estimated plurality of 10000, and
the Republican ticket generally successful
I'm the various counties The Democrats elected
two. and possibly three. Of the thirty-two Con-
gressmen. The Legislature will be more strongly
Republican than ever before. with the exception
or the 1897 session, and IL is certain that Boise
Penrose will succeed himself in the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
FLORIDA.
SUPREME BENCH CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
MENT CARRIED WIN ALI.

Jacksonville Fla. Nov. "A light vote was
polled throughout the State to-day. Congress
men Sparkman and Davis were reelected from
the list and I'D districts. respectively. without
opposition ". r. Lamar was elected I'm the
new lid district There was no opposition To
the Democrats ticket. State or Congressional
The legislature elected to-day will re-elect
United States Senator Mallory to succeed him
self, he having already been nominated by
primary.
The proposed constitutional amendment pro
vidinG for three extra members of the Su-
preme Bench was carried