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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
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ABOUT ROUTE OF INTERsUReAN
TWO Delegations in Wichita to Dis
cuss Matter.

Much excitement prevails in Newton.
Halstead, and Sedgwick, over the pro-
posed interurbar electric railway from
Arkansas City 10 Mcpherson, via Wich-
tia The line as proposed by the COM
pany, between this city and Mcpherson,
would run north and west from here,
taking in Sedgwick and Halstead. but not
including Newton The three towns men
toned ali want the road built but all
want to be on the main line and because
OF the positions in which the towns lay.
the company does not think it practicable
TO include all three. 1t seems that either
Halstead or Newton must De missed.
On the first train from Newton yes
terday a delegation from that place
arrived in this city ana called upon the
president of the proposed road, T. NJ
keyes. The delegation represented the
Commercial club OF Newton and was
composed of some of the leading men Of
the city. Following are the names: G. "
Young, mayor; c. Spooner. city attorney;
c. Nichols. chairman of railroad commit
tee; c. +. Brainer. state senator: and S.
d. Williams and =. $ MeLain, council
men. They gave President Keyes TO IN
d5rstand that they were not lighting Hal
stead, bat were interested in their own
town and believed that ii the route We're
changed TO take in Newton it would run
through a better section OF country and
y ouid he more paying proposition.
They also said that in case Newton was
ieft of the main line they would not be
satisfied With a branch line ana would.
III All probability, build line OF their
own.
The citizens Of Halstead and sedgwick
were aware Of the Newton delegation be
ing here and later in the day a delega-
ton Of the leading men fom these two
towns arrived in the city TO Offset the
arguments of the Newton crowd They.
zoe. called upon President Keyes and the
purpose of their visit was to induce the
company to allow the route TO remain
as it is now planned They were posi-
tive that the company would be losers
If plans We're changed. leaving out hal
stead. President Kyes gave neither dele
s2don a definite answer. but took both
propositions under consideration NIr.
kyes and A. Thomas Cherry. attorney
for the company. viii attend meeting or
the Newton Commercial club next Tues
day night ard viii have by that time
dehnuely decided upon which route win
De chosen.
Judge Cherry said to ~ Eagle reporter
yesterday; Yes. the line viii be built
The country needs il and we are soing 10
SUPPLY the need. This discussion over the
route is merely 2 side issue and VIII not
hinder in any way the construction of the
road Mr- Kyes win so 10 Newton ;he
first of the week 70 look Over the terri
tory and viii then decide definitely upon
the route. We expect 20 put the work
in the hands OF an engineer Immediately
and If steel and the material can lie had
oy cold weather. ] am confident in saying
that we VIII be running ears into Wichita
r. Nay I. 1903. The work VIII begin here
and the northern liz. VIII be constructed
frst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
sERgNAoso BY 4 BAND
Fred Koppln Was p Years Of Age
YESTERDAY

Fred koppl.n was 2 years Of age yes
teraay and Ia order 10 properly celebrate
his friends. ths hovs who make ep The
band that Travelled last sumner Eith
Campbell Bros. e.rcas. ssFsnadsa him ~
his nome ln ,he Cry Eor@L The boss
a-.er playing s1Teral se.setors Eeze
treated 70 aaoys;er sgpper "a hcaor u the
event Erershesy haG 1oy COED tine
and Jaere r'ss plenty Il zaps.r about the
hoEei untl s. lzte hou- ara between
pieces tho boys had g1zes yr Eorp,sa
vas the rscs7.ezs = q number u -sa-t.-
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wia give rasze iessazs- -as co-ret 81
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play wei Be I'll also eTsa-sze tve szais
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
AT FIRST GLANCE
II Would Appear That Local Remedies
Would Be Best for Cure Of Catsrrh.

Woulo be SSSl TOT cure OF NalSfrb.
It would seem at hrst glance that
catarrh being disease OF the mucous
membrane. THAI salves. sprays. etc.
beIng applied directly 10 the membranes
OF tae aose and throat would be the
most rational treatment but this has been
proven not 10 be true.
The mucous membrane Is m-de and
repaired from tho blood ard catarrh IS a
I blood disease and any remedy to make
/ permanent cure must act on the blood.
and when the blood Is purified from ca
tarrhal poison. tho secreions from the
mucous membrane VIII become natural
and healthy
In this climate thousands Of people
seem scarcely ever Tree from Some form
OF catarrh. it Eets better az times but
each winter becomes gradually deeper
seated and after a time Tie su6ersr re-
signs himself 20 it as a necessary evil
Cstarrh cures are almost as numerous
IS catarrh sufferers bat are nearly all
SO inconvenient and ineTscIive as 20 ren-
der their use a nuisance nearly as annoy
Ing as catarrh itself. anyone 2ho has
used douches. s7-ays arc powders VIII
bear witness 70 their Inconvenience and
failure to really cure
There are q number % excellent inter
raj remedies for catarrh. bat probably
the best and certainly fhe safest IS new
remedy. composed IF red sum. blood
root and similar antssptic remedies ard
other valuable catsrrh specifies
This remedy IS 81 tablet form pleas
ant 10 the taste and sold by druggists
luder The name Of Staarts Catarrh Tab
let's and anyons suffering from catarrh
may use these tablets with atoiute as
srrance that tney contain TO cocalne.
Cplate nor any poisa1aas rs-nsrai what
ever
4 leading druggist n Albany speaking
= cs.sr-h cures says- 7 have sod carl-
Gus catar-h cs,res Ter vssrs Ast have
nevez sold ans which gave sica general
satisfaction as s,uarr's ca-1rrh Tab.ets
They coutaiu n a piesSart concentrates
fern AZ ;Ae best ant latsst c.t1rrA sape-
5i5s ard cata-rh sufferers Rha have
used d0uehss. srrays ara salVes hare
been astonIshsl s. the cuizk -el5et ard
permanent results obtained after
weeks use o S;uart's Catar-h Tablets.
Al druggists sell sun sized p@oAases tar
ncu eeat2-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
BANNER IS FINISHED
Prize Banner Awarded 10 4. OF. w
TEEN Monday Night.

on the evening of October is the frater-
nal societies of che CRY held seni-an-
nual reunion az the Toler Auditorium
and teams Ct the A O. L ". Harmony
Council and Modern Woodrnen lodges
contested for q prize banner. which was
wen hy the A. o T. w team. The
banner has been finished ara the Ha--
ruou2 council has invited tho other teams
u meet in their Ran next Monday nishs.
when tho banner viii be presented An
excellent p-ograr az music and recita-
eons has been prepared and Pleasant
evening IS expected. Clsude Stanley
president % the wlchita Fate-nsl as
ISOLATION. win make the presentation
speech
Mrs. ost Nherns ys.erdsy stated to
sAe Eagie that Jacob Hansoa. who was
mentioned in yesterday Eagle as being
aned for nistrea,ing hts wife. lived at
St North Main Instead ~ on Eirn street.
between Water and Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
HER ANNUAL GAME

Wright wrongs no man. Wrights old
fashioned buckwheat -four is puve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
lewis Academy and High school to
Play This Afternoon.

This afternoon on the Hess athletic
field the long looked for football game
between the team of the Lewis academy
and High school viii be played. This is
the annual game OF these schools and the
excitement is running high. a big crowd
will surely attend from each OF the
schools.
The teams viii line up differently than
in any game either has played this sea
son. The men have been doing good
work in practice all week and holly
contested game is assured Ample street
car service is assured to the West Side.
The game will be called promptly at 3
o'clock. The lineup is as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-22
ONE AND oNE-THiaD FARE
Is Granted fer the Implement Mems
Meeting

Is Granted fer the Implement Mems
Meeting.
he Southwest orn and Western Passen-
ge- Association have announced a rate
OF one and one-third fare Tor the round
trip for the annual meeting OF the South
western Kansas Implement and Hard
ware Dealers association. which win
meet in this city December .. 3 and E.
The rate is given on the certificate plan.
each member and delegate being entitled
10 the rate.
This meeting promises TO be the best of
any hel3 by this association. Advicas
received hore from an parts Of the coua-
Try indicate a large ATTENDANCE by i'm
PIGMENT ard hardware mon. IS the asso-
cation includes both jobbers and retail
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dealers the attendance viii be large. An
Interesting program has been prepared
and those who attend are assured Of a
fine time. The local committee who have
charge of the entertainment have pre-
pared program OF entertainments for
the visitors that viii show the implement
and hardware men what hospitable deal
ers Wichita has.
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f-a - fsrof EtassE fas hays save eesel-
os-1 .efe Orr; efass rsasi~1sza arc "a as-
Ka~fzatl-- e ~ss are 30 1c1 ~ or
sfiE az s42d 70 tAs s-ats
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

The people of this county should
look into the matter of road building
into the various camps this fall for the
purpose of providing better facilities
for the transportation of ores. The
old Dolan Springs road is not in the
best of condition and by doing little
work on it the Gold Basin people could
easily reach Chloride. In the wet sea.
son it will be necessary for the people
of that country to have a road that
will not have to pass through the val
ley, as the Red Lake country is often
filled to overf1owinR with water and
the surrounding country roads are
very boggy. The road has an easy
grade over the mountain and no long
sand wash to haul through, such as
that farther north. As the Gold Basin
country is just now coming to the
front in mining way something ought
to be done to give them transportation
facilities to the supply points of the
county.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05
PUBLIC Warning.

The public is hereby warned against
negotiating a note drawn for 1905 by
Harvey Hubbs and made payable 10
one Robert Meara, as the same is void,
the said note having been obtained
from the said Harvey Hubbs by force
and violence. The said note was made
at the town of Kingman, on the 9Th
day of June, 1902, and is without con-
sideration. HARVEY HUBBs..
Kingman, June "a, 1902.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Henry Leavis has bonded his mining
claim, near Signal, TO a Kansas City
development mpany and a one hun
dred foot shaft is now being sunk on
it. This company has also bonded sew
eral mining claims from Charles Price
and will do considerable work on them
this fall. The company is composed
OF well-known machinery men and
they will soon have machinery on the
ground to push development with.
The mines are in the best gold section
Of the southern part of the county and
all carry good values. In that region
water can be readily found for milling
purposes and with the advent of rail-
road, which will be in the next year,
fuel can be obtained at a moderate
price. The veins are large and we'll.
defined.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

R,boins & Walker, who have bond
on the Cyclopic aud other mines in The
Gold Basin miuing district, are adver-
tising for proposals for the boring of a
we'll for water in the vicinity of the
mines. They are ready to enter into a
contract with the proper parties for
the supplying of the necessary amount
of water for all milling purposes at
their camp. The gentlemen are work
ing force Of men on the mine and
have arranged their cyanide plant for
the economical extraction of gold from
the ores. The ore passes over grizzlies
into the tanks and the coarser rock is
passed through crusher to produce
the necessary fineness. So far all ex
periments have been very successful.
The shaft has reached considerable
depth and drifting will soon be carried
on under the old works.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05
Valuable Time Saved.

Slight injuries often disable man
and cause several days loss of time
and when blood poison develops.
sometimes result in the loss of hand
or limb. Cham berlain's Pain Balm is
an antiseptic liniment. When applied
to cuts, bruises and burns it causes
them to heal quickly and without
maturation, and prevents any danger
of blood poison. For sale by II. II.
Watkins, druggist
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

The heat of the past week has caused
the reduction of the mining forces in
the Gold Road country, but the mines
are preparing to make things lively in
the early fall months. The building
of new roads into that country has had
an especially good effect in the stimu-
lation of prospecting and opening up
of individual holdings
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

1t is reported that the Keystone mine,
at Mineral Park, has been bonded to
the Val Verde Smelling and Develop
ment company. This company has a
smelter plant on the Verde river and
has been operating it for some time
past. The mine will be unwatered and
work started in developing its ore re.
sources.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05
Mines of the County

James Poison came in from the
Treasure Hill mines Thursday last and
remained over until today. He reports
work on these mines we'll under. way
and that hoisting machinery will soon
have to be placed to expedite the rapid
sinking of the working shaft.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

On the south end of the Blue Ridge
range of mountains, some years ago,
what was thought to be find of rich
mineral was made and many assay
and other places. The locality was
named King Solomon. Samples taken
to kingman gave from trace to twelve
dollars in gold, but no one took stock
in the assays. The finding of rich
quartz veins in the country some miles
north of King Solomon has awakened
interest in that section and we under.
stand that several prospectors are 60
ing in there to make a thorough search
for mineral. The deposit of the King
Solomon mines was in the form OF
what Is termed "bauket" in South At
rica and is in volcanic part of the
range. Men who have been in there
profess to have found veins of mineral
running through the deposits and that
it is their belief that the deposits got
the gold from these veins. A thorough
prospecting of that region, while it
may not reveal anything big, may pro-
duce results in the way of big deposits
of low grade gold ores that can be
cyanided at a profit. A good road can
be obtained to the river from that sec
ton aud ores could be handled at a
less cost than in any other part of the
range.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Cost of Mineral Surveys in Arizona.
The first step towards securing a
patent to a miners claim is to obtain
from the U. S. Surveyor General an
order for an official survey by one of
his thirty OF forty U. s. Deputy Miner
al Surveyors, located throughout Ari-
zona. The cost of the work in the Sur
veyor Generals office is as follows:
For lode claims, each location, 3OS.
For placer claims, each location 35s.
For each millsite 3Js.
For each millsite included in one
survey with lode claim l5s; should
an amended order issue, an additional
deposit will be required.
The applicant for mineral surveys
deposits the above amounts with the
nearest United States depository, for
which be receives duplicate, and tri.
plicate certificate. The duplicate is
sent to the Surveyor General by the
claimant, together with certified
copy OF the location notice. The Sur
veyor General transmits as a basis of
surve,', this location notice to the
deputy mineral surveyor named by the
claimant to make the survey; also his
official order to make the survey.
This order gives the numerical number
of the survey, by which it is always
known, and which number is marked
on the corners by the deputy.
What the claimant pays the deputy
whom he secures to make his survey,
and names to the Surveyor General, is
matter of private contract between
the claimant and the deputy. Ten
dollars per diem is regarded as a fair
compensation.
The Surveyor General always ap-
points enough good surveyors, U. S. |
Deputy Mineral Surveyors, to prevent
any one or few men having a monop.
oily on this kind of work. Iu fact, the
Surveyor General never declines to
appoint on proper application, any
good, competent surveyor of good
character, U. S. Deputy Mineral Sur
veyor.
Before entering upon the discharge
of his duties, however, U. S. Deputy
Mineral Surveyor gives lo,OOOs bond
as guarantee of the faithful perform
ance of his official duties as a surveyor.
After obtaining the copy of the plat
and transcript of the field notes of
mineral survey from the Surveyor Gen.
eral, the claimant or mine owner, takes
them to the U. s. local land office, and
in sixty or ninety days gets final re-
ceipt for patent, after which it is not
necessary to do any more annual as.
sessment work on the claims, not even
for the calendar year during which he
receives the receipt of entry from the
Register and Receiver of the local land
n nftioa a-Dhaniv namncraf
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05
FOR DEVELOPMENT
WORK.
FOR SALE

Within easy reach of Kingman and the river
range properties
One Glass Ingersoll Compressor
g drill capacity
Two 81" New Ingersoll Drills, with columns,
etc, complete.
Gone 43" X 16 # tubular boiler with all fit
tings, complete.
One 3" 2" x 3" Knowles Duplex Feed
Pump
One 81" s" double cylinder cutch-grum
hoist, complete with 400 #. cable,
clips, 36" sheave, skip with cover,
rails, etc.
Together with extra drills, swages and minor
fittings. Everything in exceen con-
dtion and but little used
Will sell for low cash price and immediate delivery.
Apply to X. Y. H., MINER OFFICE,
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Owing to the intensely hot weather
the mines of the Bill Williams Fork
will not be worked by any large force
of men unit! the weather moderates.
The mines are rich in gold, silver and
copper and will become large produc
ers under favorable conditions.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Work on The Roosevelt group OF
mines, in the Boundary Cone country,
is progressing favorably and the grade
ofthe ore shows big Improvement. The
mines are situated in the best part of
the Boundary Cone district and are
considered valuable properties. t. B.
Scott is the new owner of the group
and Fred Stull is overseeing the work.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

We have several hundred novels ,,
and second hand, that will be ..,,
cheap. Call at once aud get v,.
choice. MINER OFFICE
Beale Stree,
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

A. 1. Richardson, manager of the
Portales de Orc Mining Compsn was
in Kingman from the mines few days
ago. Good progress is being made on
the property in the Union Pass coun-
try.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Sorry to announce that all meat
products are advancing in price, but
we will do the right thing in selling on
closer margins. GADDIs x PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

&. b. Lindburg, OF the Salt Springs
mining company, Gold Basin mining
district, WAS in Kingman Wednesday
last on business connected with the
operations of that com pany.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

w. F. Schee passed through King,
man last Tuesday morning on his way
from Santa Monica to Chloride. He
reports erything has been running
smoothly at the Pinkham mine and
that when the smelter blows in test
of the ores from that property will be
made. The mine is one of the big
properties of the Chloride country and
undoubtedly its ores can be handled
in smelter without the introduction
of other ores. A standard smelter
would undoubtedly do the trick just
as well IL not better than anything
else. When the mine is thoroughly
opened mp the owners will look into
the matter of an independent smelter
on that property.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

AT the San Francisco mine there are
ten men at work and good progress is
being made. The mine is improving
with every foot of work.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Ed. Williams is running through the
Midas mill, in the Aubrey mining dis.
trict, 20J tons of tailings and is getting
good results. The tailings average ten
dollars to the ton.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Roanoke Rye.
Honey and Horehound.....
An unsurpassed tonic, neDo,
and invigorating,
MULLlGAN d HUBR
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

The water in the Orc Plata mine is
being pumped out at rapid rate.
Another pump will be installed in Il
few days and bucket capable OF hoist
ing 100 gallons will be used. When
the pump is put in place and the large
bucket used 10000 gallons of water
will be expelled from the mine daily.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05
Simple Colds,

Cease to be simple, il at all pro-
longed The safest way is to put them
aside at the very beginning. Ballard's
horehound Syrup stops cold and re-
moves the cause Of colds. 25c, SOC and
IS bottle at II. II. Watkins drug store.
Our "Diamond NJ" -four beats them
all. GADDIs 4 PERRY Co.
n you want juicy steak, delicious
mutton chop, good chop of pork, or
anything in the lines of cured meats
go to the KiDgman Meat Market
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

Peter Cafery this week brought to
Kingman some good looking rock
from the Vigilant mining claim, in the
Stockton Hill country. The tunnel is
now in on the vein 10 feet. The claim
is situated between the old Fountain
Head and Blue Bell mining claims aud
is in one of the best ore belts in that
region. On the surface there was TAX
Ell out ore that ran nearly twelve
ounces 10 gold to the ton.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

A small river boat will soon be
launched on the Colorado river by d.
Hutton, who bas a truck ranch at
Quartette. The boat will have ca
pacity Of ten tons and will ply between
Needles and points as high up as Ell
dorado Canyon. Miners along the
river can be supplied with garden
truck or they can have their supplies
brought in from Needles. Mr.. Hutton
will do some trading along the river
on his own account. A boat of this
class ought TO be a success and the
miners who live along the shores of the
Colorado ought to encourage the en-
terprise. Ores can be shipped to mar.
ket at low cost and every accommo-
dation offered to passenger traffic.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-05

A survey will be made in few days
for road from the Oro Plata mine to
the Nighthawk mine and work will be
commenced on it ut once. A good road
to the Nightbawk can be made from
Stockton Hill by the extension of the
Fountaine, thence around the noun
tain and through the break south of
the Miners Hope. The grade will be
light aud the distance from Kingman
will be about thirteen miles, instead of
eighteen by way of the Orc Plata.