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Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
THE N1aGER BROWN uRoUP.

The Nigger Brown group of ten claims, located in the Black canyon section. is said to be one of those very promising groups of mines which on,y need the advent of capital to naLlidle them to become as famous for gold production as any goli. mines in this great gold belt. Upon inquiry the Courier reporter was informed that 2.OOO fee: of shaft work has, been done upon these properties, and all the work is on a continuous vein of gold ore. the loves: assay from which was S50 per ton: that the deepest shaft is only 73 feet deer; mat there is over $j.l50 worth Of ore CI the dump. The prop erty is owned " J. H. Lisle auu John Ross, both old timers in this section of country. Iisle was almost "born and reared" in the mine and he pins his faith to that group. Superintendent C. H. Bond, of the SoccOrro mine, is ex- pected to arrive in Prescott today for The purpose of going out to inspect the Nigger 4.rown group.-Prescott Cour- fer.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

got fine panoramic view of the can yon, and also of a party Of tourists on Bright Angel trail.
 These gentlemen have with them the best apparatus that scientific men have yet devised for picture work. and eN- pect to do great deal in the way of showing the east what is going on In the west. There are millions Of east ern people who have no practical knowledge of either Indian schools or irrigation, and it is the desire of the interior department in its exhibit 10 show them in the greatest possible de- tail what is being done in the great western empire with the money ths . has been appropriated for it's uphui,d- ing. After viewing the mOdsls that will be shown. then looking al the panoramic pictures that will b. painted from the original by Mir Gates. who Is a talented artist. they will see life pie lures of similar or the same scen-s- The only way they can gel a better idea is to come to Arizona t0 live
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
Mines and Minerals ef Arizona
CLIFTON-nORENCI
Mining Operations in that District
 Have Resumed Normal Conditions

Work is being pushed steadily by the Stevens company on their property at Garfield. The pump has not been working well lately. and the work of sinking the winze has been temporarily discontinued. Work on the tunnel is being continued.
 The shannon ore train was wrecked just above Metcalf one day last week, caused by a spread in the rails. The large metal ore cars left the track and were turned bottom-side up. The ac- cident caused a couple of days delay in ore shipments. but the shannon ore bins were so well supplied that a shut down was not necessary.
 The Sierra de Orc company one of the new companies of the district, un- der the management of Crawford and Potter. last week commenced develop ment work with small force of men, which will be increased as the work progresses. The company expects to install a power plant in a short time for the purpose of driving air com pressor drills The work of develop ment will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
 The Clifton Morenci district has al- most entirely recovered from the eff fects of the recent strike. and is now producing just about as great ton mage as before the strike. The A. C.. company will install air drills al their Longfellow mines and the Shannon company are this week installing an electrical drilling plant which will be used in driving the Carter tunnel to a connection with workings from the other side of the mountain. The b. C. people seem to be producing their usual tonnage of ore, and to be work ing their plants to nearly full capacity.
 Al Stevens, an old time miner and prospector of this district, who recent ly arrived from the Philippines, is cer- .ainly the most lucky man in the dis trict. Al was or his way to Ohio, where his ia mily resides. and stopped off just to see his old time friends. While here he concluded to do a little prospecting. He became interested in | a claim, upon which he has now driven a tunnel for nearly loo feet, the last half of which is ir high grade sul- | phide ore, with streaks of glance | which will average about 30 per cent | The ore will average about six feet ir ' width. MT. Stevens naturally feels | that he has struck a sure enough bo-
 ranza. He will soon arrange to shiI | ore to the Clifton smelters for treat ment. after which his property will b' i self-supporting. MT. Stevens had z l hard run of luck in the Philippines
 where he spent four years prospecting He is quite familiar with "our nev | possessions" Porto Rico and the Phil ippines. but he says that Arizona pre- sents a better field for the prospecto i than any of them.-Copper Era.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
BONDED FOR $40. 900
The Gunsight Mine Near the Modern
 in Warren District.

The old Gunsight property, located near the Modern mine, is being bonded to California capitalists, who will be- gin the next few weeks to actively de- velop the property. says the Bisbee Miner
 The deal has been put through by J. G. Pritchard. who with several oth- CT local people located the claims about two years ago. Since that time they have been doing assessmen. work and something toward development.
 The bonued price is reported to be $4OOOO in satisfactory payments. A small part of the amount will be paid down. The bond extends for a long period.
 Those interested in the property with J. G. Pritchard are J. G. Evans, Lewis Brown, Ralph Ingram and others. The first named is out of the city today. and it is impossible to get from any other source definite particulars of the deal.
 The Gunsight property was located nearly twenty years ago by Tombstone parties, who did some work. Later they abandoned it. and it fell into other hands.
 The ore runs high in copper, silver and leau, and several large shipments have been made in the past few years Since the property was first located a number of companies have handled it
 There is now a shaft 300 feet deep or the property. The ore ledge is wei defined. and inoIcates a rich ore de- posit deeper in the earth.
 The parties wno have secured the bond are said to have unlimited capita and intend to determine at once jus what the mine is worth
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
THE BLACK WARRIOR
Its Temporary Shut Down Means
 Larger Operations.

On Monday we received from Super intendent E. H. Benson, of the Black Warrior Copper company. amalgamat- ed, sample ingot of copper from q carload just shipped to William Potts. Son & O., Philadelphia, Pa. says the Globe Silver Belt, and it was placed in the Silver Belt window where it at tracted much notice.
 Black Warrior copper is the only re- fined copper made in Arizona, and is 99 S-l0 fine. It is superior in some respects to the best brands of Lake copper, and has been found especially desirable for casting into bronzes and fine art work. The beautiful statue O. General Reynolds erected in Fairmont park, Philadelphia, was made from Black Warrior copper
 Superintendent Benson said: I be- lieve the prospect was never brighter for the success of the Black Warrio company. inasmuch as they have 6e- cided to install a blast furnace for the Urea atment of their ores and precipi- tates. and the large body of high ores which has been opened in their nine gives promise of abundant material .o work with
 Superintendent F.. H. Benson, ac- companied by his brother, D. H. Ben son. chemist for the company, left yes terday morning for Fl Paso. where he will confer with the Mine and Shelter Supply company In regard to the pur- chase of a furnace. which will proba- ply be of l00-ton capacity. and the Messrs. Benson will then proceed eas, to Philadelphia and Boston.
 It is expected that the furnace Nill he delivered at Black Warrior within six weeks. and as soon as 1t has been installed the company will be ready to resume operations.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
AMERICAN HATS IN FRANCE.

When the king of Italy reviews the French troops in the Champs d Elysees he will see part of them clad in sober blue gray and wearing the familiar soft felt hat of the American army. It is the purpose of General Andre, the minister of war. to do away entirely with the guady red Hopping trousers of the French infantry and supply it with something which is less conspicuous and at the same time heater. Several companies will wear the new uniforms at the review in order to test the feel ing of the public in regard to them.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
DIR. CLARK RIVALS LEO.

Dr. Thomas March Clark. who has been the Protestant Episcopal bishop 'Of Rhode Island since 1854. and Is the presiding bishop of that church in the United States. Is coming near in length of years to the record of Leo XIII. Bishop Clark entered his sgd year last Saturday. and during its daylight hours he sat on the veranda of his cottage and there received congratulatory let ters and telegraams- He was spared the fatigue of any formal observance of the anniversary. Age has not rob bed him of mental power or of the vii and gracious kindliness which have made him beloved. albeit the care of his diocese has been passed Co a coad- tutor.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

is in town on business. In conversa- tion with the Herald scribe he said that Jerome is pretty lively. and opined that 1t would be livelier if the company could get more miners. He says that the United Verde company could work 300 if they could be secured. There is no labor trouble at Jerome, and we fail to see why they are short of men there. The wages demanded by the union are being paid there, and it seems strange that they need men and cannot get them.-Prescott Herald.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

enr1ches the blood, stimulates the Ilver, nourishes the nerves, and so gives health and strength to the whole body.
 MT Thomas A. Swarts, of Sub. Station C, Columbus, Ohio, Box IoS, writes: "I was taken very sick with severe headache then cramps in the stomach and my food would not digest. then kidney and liver trouble and my back got weak could scarcely get around. The more doc tored the worse got until six years passed. I could only walk in the house by the aid of a chair. and had gf0eH up 10 die Then one Of my neighbors said, Take my advice and take pr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and make new man out of yourself The first bot tie helped me and after had taken eight bot. ties in about six weeks was weighed and found l had gained twenty-seven (27l pounds. and l stout and healthy to-day, think, as l ever was"
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- stipation.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
BOIES IN RETIREMENT.

Ex-Governor Horace BOies is now living in retirement and shows no in- clinatiOn to ngure again in public af- fairs. He is living on his large farm near Eldora, Ia, where the fornl-- popu- lar idol of the Iowa democracy lives in ease and comfort the life of far mer. His farm consists of l.5oo acrrs. and is in q fine state of cultivation valuation of S5OO, 900 has been placed on his farm
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
ANOTHER GOLD sTRIKE
Made in Sonora by an old Montana
 PrOspectOr.

Tom Cockrell wO has been at the Zieger for the past week. has made a discovery in Sonora which he claims rivals the famous Fl Tigre. the find which made Ed NJ. Sturgis a man Os independent wealth. He is in the city with samples of ore rich with the prec- ious yellow metal. says the Fl Paso News.
 The samples have little knobs Of vir- gin go.~ all over them and the black quartz is specked wi it. Cockren has just returned from Sonora. via Cc,Onia Juraez, and says that his discovery is miles away from the Fl Tgre prop erty. in a country little known.
 The prospector is an old friend Of Eli Sturgis' and prospected with him be- fore the latter struck the Fl Tisrr country.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY.

She-Before we were married you never used to let business interfere with sentiment.
 He-No. dearest; but after marriage, you must understand, business is the very backbone of sentiment-Life.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
CERTAINLY sTRANGT

CERTAINLY STRANGE. ''It certainly is strange" Whats stranger" That q fellow can have a hot time with cold cash."-Chicago Evening Post.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20

H. J. Allen of Jerome financial man. ager of the great United Verde mine,
Arizona republican., 1903-07-20
A Strong Man

Is strong all over. No man can be strong who is suffering from indigestion or some other disease of the stomach and its associated organs of digestion and
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THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., mo,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-20
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON COL
lights, 19x150 to alley, reduced for few days
to s.. go
Also on Roanoke ct. near 14th, co. so 100
IT. front to 20-ft. alley; fine view, overlooking
city.
au8tf,7 H. L. RUST, sos 14th NV.
FOR SALE-LOTS AT INTERESTING PRICES IN
Chevy Chase,
Fernwood Heights,
Oak View,
Clinbourne.
Exclusive agents for all Of them. BEST SUB
DIVISIONS ON THE MARKET
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aul-26t 1414 st. nv
FOR SALE-THE HANDSOMEST LOIS FOR SALE
ARE THE
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HEIGHTS LOTS.
ON ST CONN. AVE. BANCROFT PLACE
AND LIE ROY PLACE. MIDWAY BETWEEN
THE FRENCH EMBASSY SITE AND
CONNECTICUT AVE.
PRICES OF SOME OF THEM MATERIALLY
REDUCED.
J. B. w1MER, REAL EST. 1901 G ST NV.
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