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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-04

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ben 8oote Observation-Disclosures unter.
ne6men, UNI ben bislen Saufenben, bic
biefes eigenartise @9auIpiel ii6 nidt
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nerben.
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&irden Der Staot feierlifsr 5eFs@ot=
tsSOienft unb i'm neltaufgefiibrten SORT
Dearborn ei1e Reunion auer olten Mns
fiebIer tattfinben.
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8unbesregierung ben Snbianern Elm,
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Miber belegenes @tad 2anb abfauffe.
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moligen Mr5te unb berbienten &eDplus
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tpeiter feben tperben, gd9i9tlide ge=
bentung gerpdnn, parb am II. Mueuit
1903 bon 2eutnart @peoringen BON
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ride @reigniB gu feiern fi9 arls
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-04
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fir Chicago.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-04

s@ 9alf, cement, Sauo, Bod.
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gute Wanre i0mie CUTE uno reeae
8eoienun9 merben 'earautirt. -
TelephOn 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-04

Wenn Sic Dbne Gppetit eiien,
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audi tuieoer Nppetit. loDie 9roft
fur ben &6rper uuo &eeiamteit far
Gas @ebirn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-04

GOrt Dearborn Dor 100 Sabrsn.
erft bic Rothbdute bur9 bic @ertbeiz
Lung beS propionts, ben tie ni6t mitz
ziebulsn ionnten, friebIi9 ou tim
men.
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9ruppe geb6rten, fpietten beim Auss
ridden einen Trauermorf9, unb Sapi>
)tdn melIs fibIte tpobf, baB er fiderem
Eobe enteeeenginse. On Der Spite
Ilnorf6irten etfpd 500 Monn bes
frtunbli9 seiinnten Snbianerftammes
Der Wsidmi. Der Meg sing sund4ft
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Der eriten Nniieblung in umfafs
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Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
is taking out. and Is getting very sat

is taking out. and Is getting very sat
isfactory results.
n. H. Mellor, superintendent of the
Chttenden camp in Saddle mountain.
was a visitor at the Blade Office on
Wednesday, He stated that there was
n force of men now at work on the
middle coal field, in the Deer Creek
country near Dudleyville They now
have four foot vein of excellent cox
ing coal, and there is every indication
that the mine will develop in good
shape.
Last Tuesday Charles H. Cutting OF
Troy came in from Casa Grande en- =
route home. Accompanying him were
Col. Sisson. one of the head men of the
Trey Manhattan company; W. H.
Greenlee, all well-to-do and very affable
New York gentlemen.
w. D. Twitchell and DR.. Pratt, whose
arrival in Florence was noted in the
Blade two weeks ago spent ten days
in an eXamina ton of the Troy country,
q group of gold claims belonging to the
editor of the Blade, and some other
mines along the river. They gave a
very favorable report of the Troy. They
have gone east, but will return within
ninety days and put a force of men at
work on the gold claims of Mr. Weedin,
which they have bonded.-Florence
Blade.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
HEARD FROM WILCOX
Comment on the Mines Located in the
Vicinity

It Is reported a gentleman by the
fiattering lead and silver prospect in
the Chiricahuas, says the Range News.
He has run a cut into the hill and
stripped a body of ore four feet wide
and twenty feet long. This is as far
as he had uncovered the mineral body
at the time our informant saw it. Mr..
Kestler is making preparations to ship
the ore.
Mr.. J. r. Parks reports that Captain
McKittrick and his associates, who
own the Turquoise mine near Gleason.
arc making arrangements to resume
work on that property. Diamond drills
have been purchased and a steam en-
CINE has been ordered and shipped.
When the engine arrives active work
will again begin and Gleason, as con-
sequence, takes on new life.
Ulrich Rieder left Friday for Para
disc. a mining camp reached by stage
from San Simon. Mr.. Rieder will make
Paradise his headquarters while he
looks after his mineral properties,
which show up we'll in copper and run
about ~ per cent silver. Sixty feet Of
development work has been done on
this prospect in Mackey canyon, known
as the Hidden Treasure group of claims
upon which some 300 feet of develop
per. silver and gold. The copper alone
on this group goes 25 per cent.
w. a. Fiege CT Dragon believes the
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
GOLD BASIN COUNTRY
Latest From Cyclopic, FL Dorado and
N. & A. Mines.

I. Kyle Smith returned to Chloride
TINS week from Gold Basin, where he
has been leasing on the Chief. Mother
Lode and Red Rock mines, one mile
south of the Cyclopic. says the Chloride
Arrow. jim Stevenson was interested
with him.
y. q. Robbins Is operating q twenty
ton cyanide plant at the Cyclopic, and
Mr.. Barnes is his SUPERINTENDENT. Ea
has about fifteen men at work and the
operations are confined entirely to de-
veloping the property and testing the
ores. There has been no stopping done
yet and q good deal of ore is blocked
out. The Cyclopic is big blanket
ledge about 4 half a mile in length. 200
feet wide and twenty feet thick In
places. The ore averages between SIS
and SO in gold per ton.
Another mining company is operating
the Ell Dorado mine about four miles
north from the Cyclopic. They are
hauling the ore to the mill and employ
fifteen or twenty men. Lindberg &
Jacobson are the owners and Mr. ia
cobson is the superintendent. They
also are working on a fiat vein. AT
present crosscut tunnel is being run
to cut perpendicular vein. The tunnel
is in 100 feet and will have to go prob
ably fifty feet further to cut the ledge
This work is 300 feet back from the
present workings on the fiat ledge.
There are great many beautiful spec
linens in native gold being taken out
with the ore, while the average grade
Is high enough to make 1t a paying
proposition. This company is doing
development work and experimenting
with different cheap methods of extrac-
ton and reduction and everything In
diCateS complete success.
Still another company working in the
same district is the Minnesota and Art
iona Gold Mining and Milling company,
in which Supervisor William Grant of
blackberry. is largely interested. ]. A.
Marshall IS the foreman and his work
shows a thorough knowledge of the
proper way to open up a mine. They
are running ten-stamp mill and
cleaned up this week, but we did not
learn the result. Peter Benson has
charge of the mill and is an experienced
man. having done much practical work
with the ore in this district. The COM
pany has several men at work and ap.
pears to be doing a thrifty business.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
or bars have given from $50 to s1O0 per
cubic yard.-Vidette.
POLAND AND MAYER.

More extensive work will soon be
started at the Copper Cobre mine. A
tunnel will be run from the bottom of
the mountain near the power plant, u
distance of 5000 feet or more, thus cut
ting the main ledge and all others at a
greater depth.
Quite a good strike has been made
In the French Lily, under bond to G. w.
Middleton. In the drift on the 200 foo,
level a fine body of high grade ore has
been encountered that goes 30.7S per
cent copper and $50 per ton in gold.
The Lily is a good property and will be
one of the producers of this section.
The George A. Treadwell company
has made a rich strike in it's Iron
Queen mine near Mayer. a body OF
sylvanite ore was uncovered Thursday
in Wine being sunk in Il crosscut run
from the 300-foot level. This character
of ore is unusual for this country and
only goes to show that the Big Bug dis
trict may yet be a second Cripple
Greek.
E. H. Clark has group of promising
looking claims in Crazy Basin that are
showing up fine. We understand there
is a deal now pending. These claims
are close by the French Lily.
Report is current that the Hidden
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
RICH SONORA PLACERS.

Wednesday and Thursday of this
week Nogales was visited by two well
known mining men, c. B. Steen, presi-
dent, and A. F. Barnett, e-president
of the Mexican Hydraulic Gold Mining
company. Mr.. Steen resides at Tomb
stone, Arizona, and Mr.. Barnett makes
his home in San Francisco The gentle
man was enroute home from Hermo-
sillo. Sonora. where they had been on
important business connected with the
company's properties which are situ-
ated in the Altar district, Sonora, Mex
leo. The company has a concession for
more than fifty square miles Of valuable
placer grounds at Ceinagua and Ell
Trio. Eminent engineers and expert
enced placer miners have nohde careful
examinations of this property and esti-
mate it to be worth millions.
A ten-ton test on the Bonanza ground
gave, in sluicing, an average of 1924
per yard. gold. A twenty-ton test,
nearer bed rock, gave an average Of
$3.50. Pan tests have shown as high as
81 per pan from near bed rock. Many
tests made from shafts on rich stratas
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
Mines and Minerals
Of Arizona
BONANZA AND PRODUCER
Two Promising Mines In the Casa
Grande District.

John c. Loss, general manager of the
property of the Bonanza Gold Mining
and Milling company, operating near
Casa Grande. Pinal county, in a letter
TO the Florence Blade, dated March 9th
says: We are not making much noise
about our mining business, but are put
ting in some good ticks at developing Il
big mine. We are now down 245 feet
in the Bonanza shaft, and expect to
reach water at about 300 feet, and will
crosscut to the main vein at that depth,
and if we strike anything in the vein
at that point as good as we have on
both sides of it at the surface we will
have Jim Dandy.
The Nugget shaft is down 125 feet and
shows up a fine body of ore that goes
III ounces in silver and from So to s25
in gold per ton. We will crosscut this
vein at $50 feet, and see how much ore
we have at that point. The vein on the
surface is over so feet wide with q good
grade of ore from the grass roots
down"
superintendent Frank Brownell of the
Producer company. telephoned the
Blade on Wednesday morning last from
Casa Grande that several carloads of
machinery lately ordered for his COM
pany had arrived at that point, and
that he had already started six wagon
loads to the mines. The machinery
which arrived was a steam hoist, air
compressor. boilers ard portion of the
hfty-ton smelling plant. The mines
have constantly improved in quality
and quantity of ore, and there is now
enough ore mined and in sight to keep
the smelter busy for long time.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
PINAL COUNTY MINIS
News Notes From a Number of Good
Looking Properties

Resumption of work on the Jack Rab-
bit mines has been delayed on account
of hitch of some nature in the pend
Ing negotiations of sale. 1t is hoped
that the matter will soon be adjusted
IN order that development may proceed.
F. T. Pomeroy of Mesa is becoming
actively interested in Pinal county
mines and oil fields. Together with
some of his associates he this week Sc
cured a bond on some gold property in
the Saddle Mountain country, and OH
another near Mammoth.
Mr.. Turner, the man who has the
bond on the Turning Point mine, is
running n-stamp mill on the ore he
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01

II you must go to law, hire the best
lawyer available, for the best lawyer
will win, without reference to justice
or the facts.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01

advance in the price of copper will re-
suit in a revival of mining In the ORA
coon mountains, especially in the Pea
body mine, located at Johnson, near
Cochise station. This mine" says Mr.
Fiege, has already produced a large
amount OF rich copper ore, and for
many months shipped two carloads
every day to the Ell Paso smelter. Since
the decline in the price of copper work
has been slack there, but l expect soon
TO see shipments resumed and many
additional men put to work"
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01

If you say a man is a good husband
and father. you may praise him, but
not otherwise.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01


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Arizona republican., 1903-04-01

Treasure will shortly have a ten-stamp
mill in operation. This is one Of the
most promising properties in this sec
ton. There is at present from $4,000
to $4,000 worth of ore blocked out In
this mine.-Big Bug Enterprise.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01

Townsend Miller, Jamaica, LII, writes:
Though am now past 10i years of age.
l am today as strong and healthy as I
was so years ago and still able to do a
good days work. I attribute my health.
Vigor and great age to the constant use
of a little Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
daily for many years. 1t has kept me
free from disease and prolonged my life
% years. Dufry's is the greatest medicine
1 will never be without it,
DUETS PURE MALT WHISKEY
cures consumption coughs. colds, grippe
malaria and all low fevers 1t aids diges-
ton, stimulates and enriches the blood
and cleanseS the system from germs of
every description. 1t invigorates the
brain, insures refreshing sleep, keeps the
old young and the young strong.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
BETTER THAN PILLS.

The question has been asked, "In
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
& Liver Tablets superior to pills? Our
answer is: They are easier and more
pleasant to take. more mild and gentle
in effect and more reliable as they can
always be depended upon. Then they
cleanse and invigorate the stomach and
leave the bowels in a natural condi
ton. while pills are more harsh in eff
feet and their use is often followed by
constipation. For sale by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
On Account of Its AbsoI Purity

over 1000 leading doctors prescribe and
coholic stimulant known to the medical
profession. Nearly every prominent hos
ptal uses 1t exclusively when a stimulant
or tonic is required.
Many clergymen use Duffy's Pure Malt
for medicinal and family purposes
We receive thousands of written en-
dOrsements from grateful patients who.
have been cured by DUFFY'S PURE
MALT. Write for our Free Book.
CAUTION-When you ask for Dufry's
genuine. Inscriptions dealers, mindful
OF the excellence of this preparation. will
try to sell yom cheap limitations, and So
are put on the market for profit only. and
which, far from relieving the sick, are
positively harmful. Demand "Duffy's''
and be sure you get it. 1t is the only alb
Arizona republican., 1903-04-01
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums. allays
all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-13

was creditable. and I believe we shall
come out on the right side of the
ledger"
For this afternoon the mana cement
prepared a specially attractive racing
program. Mcmillan, the strong man,
did the browning stunt of his en-
gagement by dragging eight men off
their feet single handed in a tug of
war contest. "Daredevil' Edwards
executed his thrilling high bicycle
dive; Hanlon and Singer were skill
full with the Roman rings. and the
balloon ascension and parachute flight
was a thrilling spectacle.
At the main exposition hall the
work of dismantling the various ex-
hibits started early this morning and
by tomorrow noon there will be little
left of its glories and riches but
debris and paper. The blooded live
stock and horses have scattered and
only the racing nags will be on the
grounds tonight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-13

Ten special trains are to carry the
host to New York. Two of the trains
are routed over the Baltimore & Ohio
by way of Washington and Philadel-
phia. The other eight trains are SEIZED.
uled to pass by Niagara Falls, where it
is purposed to hold tremendous meet
ing, at the gate of the enemy's country,
SO to speak. Dowie himself, with
his wife, son and bodyguard, will travel
on the train which leaves Zion City
last. 1t will be solidly composed Of
vestibuled cars of the most luxurious
type, and will reach New York in ad.
vance of the whole procession.
The strength of the self-appointed
apostle and the wide ramifcations of
his peculiar creed are evidenced by the
fact that for several days past scores
OF his followers from Nebraska, Iowa,
Wisconsin and other states of the west
have been pouring into Zion City to
join the crusade.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-13
GIVES HONOR TO
TROOPS THAT FELL

sHARPSBURG, Md, Oct. l3.-The
monuments erected by Ohio In honor
of the troops from that state who
fought and fell on the battlefield of
Antietam were dedicated today with
simple but impressive ceremonies. A
large number of veterans from the
Buckeye state were present. The exer.
cises opened with prayer by Rev. Will
liam II. Parsons, chaplain of the Sixty
sixth o. V. l. Major David Cunning
ham, president Of the state commission,
formally presented the monuments to
Governor Nash, who in turn transferred
them on behalf of the state of Ohio
to the national government, for whom
they were accepted by Hon. Robert
Shaw Oliver, acting secretary of war.
Tho orations of the day were delivered
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-13
Trl-State Medlcos.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. l3.-The Tri-
state Medical society, composed of the
leading physicians of Alabama, Tennes-
see and Georgia, began its fifteenth an
nual meeting in Atlanta today with an
attendance of more than 200 members.
The president of the association is DR..
Michael Hoke of Atlanta, and the Sec
rotary Frank T. Smith of Chattanooga.
One of the important matters before
the present convention, aside from the
professional papers and discussions, is
the proposal to extend the association
to the Carolinas, Louisiana, Mississippi
and neighboring states. The proposal
will probably be adopted.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-13
Tomatoes for fare.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13,-The oldest
fare ever collected by conductor OF
the Cincinnati Traction company was
paid on the Mt. Augurn-Zoo line. IL
was a can of tomatoes. The woman
rendered the conductor a transfer the
time limit of which had expired. lie
refused to accept it.
For moment she was in despair
until her eyes dropped to the well-filled
basket of groceries. Then she picked
out can of tomatoes and proffered il
to the conductor. He, realizing that
the can was worth at least the fare
accepted it and rang up cash fare
which he paid.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-13
Bonaparte a Loser.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. l3.-While
Charles Jerome Bonaparte is out after
the hides of postofice boodlers and
Indian agent frauds Daniel Rider, O
provision dealer of this city, is Out
with a judgment against the famous de
scendant of Napoleon for bill amount
ing to $l2s.3l. The judgment was
granted in the superior court. Mr.
Bonaparte conceded that he owed Rider
$426.l5, which he paid, but It was a
balance which he disputed with his
characteristic doggedness. Tho case
has been on trial for a week and was
just as stubornly fought by the defend
ant as though it had been ease
against big government game.