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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19
COL. EsTEY REFLECTED
By the First Vermont Regiment at Its Off
GERS Election at Montpelier Tuesday Night
Election Delayed by Railroad Wreck.

/ The election of officers of the Firs
Vermont regiment scheduled for
O'Clock Tuesday evening al Montpelier
was delayed until 10 O'Clock for the
arrival of the commanding officer, Col
/ J. q. Estey of Brattleboro. Col.
Estey's train was stopped for severaI
hours between RoXbury and Northtield
by freight wreck.
/ This election was made necessary by
law passed in 1900 providing for the
election of commissioned officers of the
regiment once in three years
\ the annual muster held last
month at Essex Junction. Col Estey
had announced his determination to
resign. At the meeting Tuesday night
over which Adit. Gen. W, H. Gilmore
presided, Col. Estey announced that
he had reconsidered his determination
and would stand for reelection. He
said this had been brought about by
the letter he had received signed by
every officer in the regiment urging
him to remain in his present position.
This simplitied matters and the officers
elected were: Colonel, J. G. Estey of
Brattleboro: colonel c. NJ
Bonnette of St. Johnsbury; major.
first battalion. +. 5. Howe of North
field second battalion, II. +. Dwyer of
Rutland: third battalion, H. I. John,
son of Bradford Thirty-siX Of the Il
officers of the regiment We're present
and the election was unanimous.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19

This weeks selling has been from stock only for unfou
nately eghts mscarried the Psburg stock 1t IS
hoped missing pairs will be located and delivered before
this goes to print
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19
CHURCH SERVICES.

At the Adventist Christian church,
prayermeeting at TO- 40 a. IN. Sunday
school, noon. Loyal Workers, $50
=. m.
Centre Congregational church, Rev.
H. X. Miles, pastor. Morning service
at 10 30, with a sermon on Moses by
Prof. L. 3. Patton of the Hartford The
illogical seminary Sunday school at
IL; AS. Christian Endeavor meeting at
.. m.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19
Good Football PROSPECTS,,

The foot ball team under the man
agement of Ben Williamson began
practicing Wednesday. There are
about % candidates among whom are
some old stagers and college players
and the prospects are good for an ex-
ceedingly strong team. About 20 To-
cal foot ball enthusiasts met Tuesday
night and organized team, electing
Ben Williamson captain and manager
The first game will be played on the
island Saturday, Sept. p.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19

THOMAS PRESTON BROOKE, Conductor
MISS LILLIAN BERRY REID, Soprano.
MR.. BERT BROWN, Cornet Soloist.
Brooke the hearts Of people than any
since Gilmore '-Ptt,iY9 Ls1der.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19

Don't forget the great Valley Fair
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 24-25
The Boston Herald of Monday
printed a letter dated Brattleboro, and
giving the particulars of the fatal
burning of 7-year old Ethel Watson.
The item should have been dated Ben
nington, and full account will be
found in our state news
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19

Don I forget the great Valley Fair
"Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 24-2I.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Id4eIte. ytun rar, Dte 9auptreue:

IdheIte. ytun tam Bite 9auptreue:
.Was aber tDnnerl tptt BON unierer
> ermanta." bon Grdulein 6 o r.
DEN i bt 9 fasen9 0ie Worte
lino gu arm, bic Seber gu fdpad, um
he genisenb 81 riibmen! So bon ibr
galt tn pouitem Mabe, mas begeiftert
aus bunbert 8eblen gu ibr empors
braufte:
"Jett itebt unb treu bic Wa9t-bie
Waht am Hbein--!"
Gin S9ret entfubr inn. gr traute
ietnen @ugen r,i9t. Mber es ftanb
ihtpar5 auf neib 70 i'm 8latt unb bas
gan5e StGbt9en las es 70 in bie5er
Stunbe. Wiitbenb fprang er auf,
ftirate in bic Sruderei, unternabm
etnen tDrperli9en Mngriff auf ben sc,
per, befenS 4laftruntenbeit ben 9ruds
tebler beruria9t bate, in1ultirte ben
Tattor unb ftiirate enbli9 gu Borden,
mo inbefen fein 8efu9 abselebnt
tpurbe.
unb babel blieb's audi. 8riefe, Be-
ri4tisunsen In Der 3eituns-nidts balf
-Sorhen mar unerbittli9-ein einais
ger 8u4ftabe bate fie gu feiner Sobz
feinbin eema9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Sim Offer.

Rebatteur: rSit bas cine tlGs>
lt4e S4ilberuns bes Seuers in Sbrem
beutisen 8eri9t! S9auen Sic, tpie
bas Der ielise S9iler in Der v@lode"
gema6t bat!-9 8 nGr' Elm H .
porter sepefen!"
Gcs .,e,,e 31aS<n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

@ir baben pieber cine pouitdnbise ausmabl
obtser 3dune porrdtbis, wel4e mir biui9 per=
faufen. llniere ausmabl an allen Irten Gi=
ienpaaren ,par nod ME 10 p%oaitdnbi9 als
lest, unb mir mD6ten %beionbers, oaB sSene,
bie bauen 1poIen, bel inns poripre6en unb
nit uus rednen. @ir rg.s .~a'nir
Gu9 @elb iparen fOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Gr muB befennen.

@ertber Serrl sd sebrau9te ben
@bite @fne Of Gar Sprup, ben sic
MIR i9idten, unb i'd mub betennen,
bab id bamit meinen 0unSen unebr
balf als NIT irsenb eineu, anberen
Mittel, bas i'd ie sebrau@te. @erne
empfeble i'd basielbe Sebem, Der pom
irsenb einem 9unsenleiben seplast TT.
M@tunasuou u. SO. 9umpbren
Yrebiser Der Bapttitensa tr9e.
EriQa, Coles Co., Su.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Rultbliitin.

Sin Dadbeder fdut morsens brei
l16r bonn pierten Stodtperf binab in
ben Sof, fommt aber merttpiirbigers
tpei1e lir,beriebrt unten on. rSagen
Sic mir nur, mein 2ieber." fragt turs
barauf elmer Der pielen Neusierisen ben
9erabseitiiraten, rtpas badten sic muir
pGbrenb bes Sturses9"-rNa," faste
Der biebere, gemiitblide Sa4fe, mo.
pifen sc, po i9 am a~peeten @todpert
poribertam, badt id: Die bamm' 10
oo4 nod 2i4t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Der llfue Aanlf.

Sn ben breibiaer Sabren bes 10.
Sabrbunberts lebte in Berlin elm 1ebr
beliebter &omiter, Namens @piseber.
gissntli9 bieb er SpiB, mar Mitslieb
bes 8DnigstGbtif9en Sbeaters unb
@ater Der ipdter 10 pielsenannten Ibele
Spibeber.
Sa Iieb fi6 zines Sases Der 8erz
liner 8anfier Saul beim &Dnig mel
ben. Oerielbe bate i9on mebrere Sc
faGfte fir ben !6of slidli9 bur9gez
fibrt unb es mar linn besbalb fura auz
por Der Sitel r8ommeraienratb" ber=
lieben porben. Ser leutielise Shirt,
Der ~ertpartete, bub Der Mann tdme, UNI
feinen Dunt aus5uipreden, ~bepiniate
bic Mubiens. ST mar aber ni1t nenig
erItaunt, als Der 8anfier fem @ort
bes Sanfes berpprbra6te, pielmebr
BRETT faste: rMaieitdt! Sd tomms
nit elmer g%eboriamen 8itte!"
Ser 8Dnig blidte auf uno fraste:
nHun?"
rsS9 babe meine So9ter nit benz
Grafen s. perlobt."
,@ratulire, mein lieber &ommer5ien@
ratb!"
rMber-"
Stun aber9"
rMber," fubr ber 8antier fort, rmteiz
mem tiinftisen Sdpieseriobn sefdnt
Der Same Saul ni9t-"
vMein lieber Ratb, Der Name Saul
lift bod elm febr reipettabler unb
ertitirte 16on i'm srauen Iltertbum in
ben beften 5amilien," panbte Der &Dz
Mig nit etnem let9ten Influg BON
Spot Elm.
Saul lieb ii9 inbeB ni9t TIRE maz
den, fonbern %bollenbete: nSenno4
mDdte i9 Bel meiner seboriamen 8itte
perbarren, bob man mir %seitattet, einen
anberen Namer, au fiibren, bart fih Der
Saaufpteler Spib bod au4 ,@piBebsr'
rernen."
Hubig tpanbte fi9 Der &Dnis auf
bieIe l1nperfrorenbett na4 benz Nebens
gema9. SIN Sortseben aber fagte er:
,S9Dn, lieber Saul, bann nenren sic
fi9 fortan: ,Sauleberv"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
pas lebfnSe Bib.

8aho @tilberger, Der Rebafteur bes
Duraeltbalet nSasblattes," umparb
felt 2ansem nit srobem gifer bic ein>
aise So9ter bes f9perreiden Pribaz
tiers @iirbig. Borden Wirbis bate
apar audi fonft eerabe feline befOnbsren
tpeibli9en 8or5iise; aber gines boil
LENDS mar ibre S9pd9e: ibre
StGrfe nGmli9. Sas beibt, iie er=
freute fi9 zines gmbonpoints, Der alien
Mniidten Wurseltbaler'i9er 9auteDolee
iiber Sraueni9Onbeit Sobn fpra9. Sas
tpuBte Tie au9, unb Tie ipa9te baber du=
BERT mtbtrauif9 bariiber, bab in btefer
8esiebuns tpeber in ibrer @esenmart
nod in ibrer Nbpeienbeit trGnfenbe
ober bDbnenbe 8emerfunsen fielen.
War es ibr nun gu Sbren sebrunsen,
baB Stilberger friiber-ebe er ibr ben
9of gu MAIDEN antins-bin unb pieber
fpDtttf6e Reben iiber ibr Saiqenmab
gefiibrt bate, ober permutbete tie NIT
8edt, baB feline iebise 8eseiiteruns
mebr ibrem 9ermDsen als ibr felbft
salt-fur5um, iie blieb sesen feline 8es
perbunsen febr fibl, mas i'm INN 10
mebr an ben &anb Der 8erapeifluns
bradte, als fein ftets tpa6fenber S9ulz
benftanb gebieterif9 na9 benz 3uflub
frember 8aarmittel berlangte.
Sa fonnte nur Elm @enieftrei6 BEL
fen. unb au biefem i9ien ibm bic 3eit
aefommen au fein, als bic 5eier bes 25z
idbrisen Subildums bes Dur5eltbaler
&rtegerpereins beranriidte. Gs arenste
ans Mdrdenbafte, tpel9e SbGtisfeit
Stilberser fotpobl nit Der syeber i'm
rSagblatt" als perfDnli9 unter Der
8irserf9aft fir biefes SubilGum entz
faltete. gr berief @eriammlunset Elm,
belt &eben, bilbete &omites, 5ammelte
8%ettrGse, bi4tete prologe unb Srinfz
fprii4e, fteute bas Menii fir bas Self
mabl aufammen unb pGblte bic Gbrene
iungfrauen aus.
Sie 9auptfa9e aber mar INN bas
arrangement zines lebenben 8ilbes am
Seftabenb, ipelGes bic aanae Sseier fr0z
men fonte. 9abei tpoIte ct ben aroben
Srumpf ausfptelen. 5rGulein @iirbig
als r9ermania" umseben bon Semen
unb &riesersruppen, ba5u bensalif9e
8eleu9tung unb bic rWa9t am Hbein"
-tpenn bas ni9t bur9f9lug, 6alf
iberbaupt ni9ts mebr!
limb es f9lus bur9. 6atte 2orden
f9on freunbli9er als ie seld9elt, pie ct
ibr Hamens bs Seitausf6uFes bic
Role Der n9ermania" antrua, 10 mar
es boIenbs Elm febr mariner 6Gnbebrud
unb etn acknowledgement 8lid eetpefen,
als lie ibm na9 benz r,amenlofen sSubel,
nit benz bas Bib besriibt porben mar,
tbre Entertaining fir fein Arrangement
ausfpra9 unb feline beseiiterte Sulbis
guns snGbis entsesennabm. Nun nod
Elm flammenber Mrtitel i'm nGditen
Moraenblatt, bann Mittass 8eiu& nit
Werbuna unb es mubte eliiden.
Srob fetnes fdtperen &opfes fab E,
nod ipdt Na4ts au 9aufe, f9rieb ben
Gobeshpmnus nieber, legte i'm perfDns
li4 auf bas quilt bes Drudereifattors,
benz er f4on Qbenbs porber auf bic
Seele g~ebunben bate, bab Der Mrtitel
itnter allen umitdnber nod in bic g2um,
mer miife, unb entf9lummerte bann
tanft. Mls er-fpdter tpie ipnt-nd4,
item Sag beth Griibitiid fab, Iebnte Ct
ttf behagli4 auriid unb Ias in Der eben
aehrnhten 2ettuno teinen Opus. Ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
mtUenHnurniu.

Dem JIriten bon 9inssba 1T Elm
SOaterden seboren unb in Mnbetra9t
bes 10 tpi4tisen @reisnifes tperben bic
iiblt9en aanonenidihe los selaFen.
3ufdqig sebt bic tleine Martba NIT
ibrer Mama unpeit Der aufseftenten
&anonen ipaaieren unb frast, mas bas
fortpdbrenbe 9ebalere gu bebeuten
babe. r&inb. bas beibt, es lift cine
prin5eiftn seboren." -rgine prinseiz
fin9 &naut es benin ba INNER 1o9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
ind kind.

"FIhlt Dein Pferd den Hafer?"
Was fir elm Unterschied zwischen
einem nit Hafer und einem nit
Gras gefdtterten Pferde! Ersteres
kraftig und vol Feuer, letzteres
schlaff, schwach und abgemidet,
bevor es nur zu arbeiten beginnt.
Die Futterung macht diesen I'm
terschied.
Kinder gleichen auch einander
NIGHT. Das cine ist rosig, NIT
leuchtenden Augen und voll Won
Leben und Frohsinn das andere
ist blass, schwach und TRACE. Auch
hier list die Nahrung dafur verant-
wortlich.
'Krankliche Kinder benothigen
cine spezielle Nahrung. "Sie fdh-
len NIGHT ihren Hafer." SCOTS
Emulsion fdgt zu ihrer Kost die
rechte Menge Nahrungskratt him.
zu. In dieser Beziehung gleicht
sic dem Hafer beim Pferde. Das
Kind bekommt neuen Appetit
und starke Verdauung.
SCOTS Emulsion list mehr ais
Nahrung sic list Elm kraftiges
Heilmittel, welches TRACE Kinder
'ufmuntert, bel mageren neues
!'leisch ansetzt, rothes Blut in
las blasse stromt und den Wach,-
hum der Kinder befordert. SCOTS
.nulsion bewirkt, dass die ge-
,5hnliche Nahrung ihren Zweck
lfullt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Sd1tuudtr

5ausfrau: rgber, Marie, Sic
baben mir ausbriidli9 ertlGrt, baB Sic
feinen 8rdutieam bGtten unb nun finbe
ih etnen Solbaten Bel Sbnen in Der
&~i9e!" 6 r@ndbise 5rau,
ih babe Sbnen bic refine Wabrbeit sez
fcst. Ser min ia erit mein S9ab pers
ben"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Dieses Bid stellt die
S~chutzmarke dar Won
SCOTS Emulsion und ist
auf dem Umschlage elmer
jeden Flasche.
Schickf fir Elm heieS MuSter.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
4oo Pearl ST, New York.
50 Cts. und SI.oo, in allen
Apotheken zu haben.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-11-15

Newton's famous hats and silk um-
brellas are the best IN the world. and
Charles r. Newton IL one Of Natures
noblemen. Give him call-135 Madi.
son street, near Clark.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-11-15

All packages filed at the Springs.
@. Gilbert Wheeler, chemist, LAB Lake
street, says: "Minwva Spring Water Is
eatrely free from organic matter. 10
Of unusual purity, and Ii especially
adapted for table use.
Order from Henry Carbon, ProprIe-
tor. 81 West Ohio street.. Telephone
Nsoree.A
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-11-15
VALUABLE REFORMATION.
lssatlsn q chIeass DEPICTS aad ne
varieus Reads which loave
Eaeh Station.

0oA4oooN SIAI)oM-osolDp ~ ~
Atehises, Topeka and Santa -
Chicago and Eastssn IllinelA
Chicago and Grand Trusk.
Chicase and DsiA
Aolea 3suts.
Wabash.
Grand csNIlAicssnisss q. Z Nns Ave
Chicago and Northern Pacific.
Chicago and Great Western.
Baltimore and Ohie.
0lloM oepOI-eoaal Z AIsas StsssA
Chieayo. Milwaukee and 81. Pa
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
esnnsylvania Lines.
chicago asd Alton.
Pan Handls.
0nlM sIAIioN-tsM Z psst IN.
O.. O.. @. and o. Louis dig 4 1sstak
Chicago and West Michigan.
Michigan Central
Nllnoio Central.
Wisconsin Central.
oeeg ISLAND 0opOR-vss sssss q. . 1sAas ~
Lake Shore and Michigan Osuthsra.
Chicago, 3ock Island and psciAs.
N. Z, q. . d. Z. (Nicksl Plats).
0D0O W.
~6\
Why Old Flats and Houses DON'T Rent.
Real estate men and owners should
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many cases after expanding money fol
calcimining or papering. the chandelier
are left In the same dirty, ny.specked
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Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
a Pastor

" am the pastor of tho Baptist Church at Port Jcrvis, N. Y.. and sometimes am called upon to take part in cvangelistic work away
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
The Raw Food Habit.

Just now the raw food diet threat. chs to become fad. Certainly many people are experimenting with this jIelic idea. It would De far bet ter Ior the average man and woman to adopt an absolutely raw diet, aud esl everything which he could possibly eat UT relish in d perfectly raw state, than to swallow into his stomach the horrible messes which are connected oy the average cook It is safer on the whole for man to take his food as he finds it in It's natural state, thaI to take It as he fluids it on the table Ui the average boarding house or hotel In other words, it is far safer for man to receive his food straight from the hands of his Maker, than from the nands of French cook.-Londol uJod Health.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
The Ajo District.

James Coyle, writing to the Tucson Citizen, says:
 The old camp, after some triumphs and many trihulations, has settled down to solld business and is daily demonstrating that it is one of the richest mineral districts in Arizona. Improvement and development go or steadily and owners, prospectors and miner4 are busy.
 A.J Shotwell has arranged 10 erect extensive modern machinery which means that his fine mining property will be extensively worked in the near future.
 It is reported that Colonel Bean has concluded sale of his group of mines numbering twenty.two claims. Of these seven are patented.
 The Papago compar y, forty. five miles southwest of this place, ia pushing work as fast as possible, under the su- perintendence of MT. Cox, who is 8 very capable miner.
 The Boston company has started mp at Bates Wells, sixteen miles sOuth- west of here. Several wagon loads of supplies f,r the company passed through here yesterday.
 doubt very much if the people of Tucson have any idea of the richness of the mineral land Tn the western end of Pima county. The Agua Dulce mine owned by Los Angeles people. isa very big gold ledge. Some assays go as high as $500, and I am reliably in- formed ohat the whole ledge will assay s35. Unless I am greatly mistaken this property will leave the Common wealth at Pearce in the shade one of these days.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
Galurio Mountain Bonanza.

A subscriber of the Tucson Star writes as follows in regard to the Fleming mines and adjacent claims:
 The Gold Mountain people are push ing their tunnels north and south on the mammoth lodges of Gold mountain. The tunnels start at the base of the mountain, in the box canyon, 300 feet from the apex of the big vein. A few days ago a body of ore was struck which will yield over $500 to the ton in gold. The cnlire tunnel and all the other workings are in ore of good values.
 There are miners and prospectors everywhere, prospecting and digging A large amount of assessment work is being done. k. S. Dodge has just fin ished his location work on eight claims north from Gold mountain, which makes a good showing. He has taken his force of men to the south of Gold mountain. to work on the south exten
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
Brother Dickey on Reformers.

''I notice," said Brother Dickey, dat dey all time holdin' meetln's ir
 lis country ter reform de creeds wha, dey been livin' en dyin' by sence Adam wuz boy cimin' apple trees m E rn l kin on'erstan' holdin' a meetin' ter reform sinners, but one to reform de gospill what is suppose ter save lem beats my time. De Good Book say de way Is so plain dat even de way farin' man, fool ez he is, needn't go roun dxin fer de sign posi 1; en yit de go stumblin all roun tryiu' ter fl ' sumpio wid CT il wen d. vOrP k on fire wi de sun, blazin' so bright dat dey all getin' 'climated ter de hereafter. De trouble is de way is too plain fer 'em. Lax de reidin' CT a riddle, 'taint wuth de trouble ef you kin on'erstan' it whilst de bell ringin' fer breakf,s'. Things in this worp an out CT 1t is got ter be coufu>ir ter give folks a chance ter rise fl
 neetin' en splain what dey don Snow. llit's my opinion up en dow
 le country, dat de bes' thing fer d
 vise mems ter do, is ter light in an
 efurm de reformers. D~y sho' need
 J."-Atlantt ConItitntinn.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
Printer Sheds his Skin.

A special dispatch to the Baltimore sun from Goshen N. Y !, says tha George II. Welch, printer, who it wall known throughout New York state, is in the hospital aJ Oneida shed. ding his skin.
 The case has attracted the attention of many specialists, all of whom art osffled in attempts to cure the diseas' Nelch IS fitty-two years old. and say, ne has been similarly attacked eyer! dye years since boy hood
 In New York a few years ago 2 specialist made Welch the subject O his lectures, and after his recovery placed him in a smallpox hospital to prove that he was immune. The whole body has the appearance of hay ing been scalded before the epidermir peels of in large patches. Que piece consisting of the entire skin of one hand, resembling a glove, was pre-. served. The new skin beneath is ar delicate and softly tinted as a baby's. The patients hair aud beard do mol come out.
 When boy Welch became lost witt a party in an Arizona desert and wa bitten by poisonous snake and almost died. Since that time he has shed hi, skin, but whether the snake bite i, the cause of it scientists and medica men have never been able to deter nine
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02

large, but that it yields 65 per cent copper. That kind of copper mine Is rich enough to knock the bottom out of the strongest combine on earth, even if ]. Pierpout Morgan was at the h sad If 1t. Such copper mines beat copper smelters. Tucson Star.
 Work r"n'iru"s at the Tombstone Mines compauy's combination shaft. Levels are being run, during the course of which ore bodies are met but none of the mineral is being hoisted, this work being merely preparatory. The company machine shop is scene of &C., tivity, where old machinery is being ovsrhauled and made as good as new, notwithstanding the fact that modern and more powerful apparatus has been specially constructed and is due to ar- rive soon. The company offices on Fifth street have undergone a thor ough renovation and the furniture is now arriving, the richness of which is guarantee that this will be the hand somest suite of offices in the territory, commensurate only with the great mines, the business of which will be transacted there. e.-Prospector.
 Dr. Fleming, of Wickenburg, Is in Phoenix to spend rhe holidays. He s,ys the hills around the town and down the Hassayampa are alive with mining men. and several propositions are being prepared for being worked on an extensive scale. The old Vulture mine is at a standstiil, the company in whose hands the property now is hav- ing failed to make the last pay ment on the bond for deed. Dr. Fle ming says it was rumOred in Wickenburg that the North American Exploration com pany was planning to take mp the property. Thi4 company has been ex- tensively engaged in mining all over the west, the Arizona division being in the hands of G. w. Middleton, who is now in the Nickenburg district. - Enterprise.
 A new mining camp which recently sprang into existence in Graham coun- ty is named camp Joseph A force Of men is at work there under Thos. Me Eniry, the we'll known mining man. It is beautifully located a distance of three miles west of Cedar Springs in the Graham mountains. Mir. McEniry writes the following concerning Camp Joseph "Where is camp Joseph ? In the most beautiful spot in Graham county-in sight of China peak and in the Graham mountains. three miles from St. Joseph peak. We are work ing claims that were located many years ago. We have been here only few weeks, but have large force at work. We have camp of many tents and meBy families; store is on its way at this writing. As to the mines they give fair promise to pay in a few months, when we hope to be strictly in it. ''-Bulletin.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02

sion of the big vein some four miles distant, but the vein shows big down there, and the pro,psat is good.
 Development work is being prosecu ted on both the north and south grorr og extensions of Gold mountain, ell showing fine.
 There Is good camp here. It has been christened Gold M ,untain Citg. There a,e good ac:ommod itions, gt cd boarding houses, lots of tents, ple'ity of mountain spring water, abundance of game and q rich commissary, w,ier,, grub can be had.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02
THE ARIZONA
 MINING FIELD.
Items About the Mines and Min. era Development Culled
 From Exchanges.
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA.

Reports From Many Districts h the Territory, Telling of Important Discoveries, Active Operations and the Organization of New Companies, Auguring Prosperous Year.