davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-02-14

NN1ISS MAY
vH Of London, Ontario,
IL Canada, is . bsAsti-
full girl who. knows what
suffering Is and Wine of
Oardui has brought her back
to health. Che Is enc Il the
social favorites Of her home
and her recovery to health
has permitted her 70 enjoy
the company Of her many
friends instead Il lying on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13
selbftmprs p~erbinsert.

Biele mirb es eepiB lebbalt inter-
eiiieren. baB elm 8 urbeusungSmittel
gegen Gelbitmpro entoedt tpprben lift.
NQgemeine Nieoergeihlaeenbeit uno
grihDpfnng bes Spitems geben fait
INNER benz Selbftmuroe pDran. Sc
lit aber etfpaS gefunben tporoen, mna
oieie 3uftdnbe beleitigt, melde gum
SelbftmDroe 81 flbren pflegen. Wiau
nehrne ibDn beim eriten @eoanfer
an SelbitperniHtung Electric Sit.
ters". 9a berielbe Elm GROCER Seer.
penitdrter lift. miro er bic Werper
tr6ftigen uro baourh oas Splten
ruieber aufbauen. Gs reguliert aud
in erftaunliher Meiie ben Magen,
Die Sober uno bic Nieren. Sc foftel
nur SO Gents. Nefrieoi9une garan.
tiert Die Mpotbefe BON $. 8altepe,
& Son uno BON Nbolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13

,,Sprp ; Tormalin" (Gimer &
Mmenb), lit als antiieptiides 3abna
unb Munotpaiier uniibertroffen. 6.
S. Shmibt 6ouitDn, Ter, Gaent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13
cages /. Nenisfetten.
n B

Der generalconlul @intber
in Jrantfurt ain Wnin beribtet Dem
Gtaatsbepartement in Waibingtun
iiber Die Mbnabme Der Ginfubr
ameritaaiiher Slei}hcpnleruen in
Deutihlano. gr eonitatirt. baB Die
@infubr c%onierpirten &inoHeiihes
fir ben Munat Wai nur SO, 900
Bfuno betraeen babe, aegett 466, 900
i'm Msai oes Boriabres. Sci
ShueinefleiiHsg Dnierpen madt iid)
Der NusfaQ nod bemertli9er. inoens
pdhrenb oeS Wai b. s. nur %, 200
Bfunb importirt muroen, eeeen
800. 400 Rfunb i'm Mtai 1902. Die
ginfubr ayneritaniiher Shinten Bat
tatidhlih aufgebDrt. Mur 200
Bfuno rpuroen in benz Wpnat im=
portirt aeaen 202, 600 i'm Mai bes
8prjabrea.
Sop. Gait in Wanila bat Go
ruarb Garter, ben 8iibDf Brent uno
ben Or. gilbert su Witalieoern elmer
gDntmilliDn ern1nnt, meldle Die
gpntrune oes Opiumbanoels in Sas
pan, Gurmofo. Shanghai, 6ong=
tong. singnpore, SABA uno Birmo
ltuoiren io4s
Sin Bbilaoelpbia lit jebt SIR.
Sames Sapoen eeiturben. oils Is.
Opfer bes 9ribinens S~uiammenIturs
Ses i'm Baie.8 a sBarte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13

Sn Besue auf bic eeplante
Gmerita &eiie zines Berliner @es
iangoereins itebt Nues poroerbano
beim sunternebmer" nod auf Dem
Bapier. Bereits i'm september 1901
bieB es. oaB iih Die v8srliner 2ies
oertafel" allen grnIteS nit Dem @e-
oanfen TRACE. nad ben Ser.
Ser. Staaten gu tomtnert uno cine
Guncerttournee ourb oas eelpbte
2ano aussufibren. Seitoem lit Der
Ylan tuieoerbolt auf's 9apet eefpm=
men, aber aaemal am &oltenpuntt
geideitert. 9aB iid elm tpaeemutis
ger unternebmer nun ben ,8erliner
2ebrer . @eianaperein", Der urs
ldnait in Jrantfurt a. M. beim Wett>
iinsen ben &aiierpreis errnre, fir
ben eeoahten 8med ausIufte. lift
nur natiirlih, aber on Die @rmutis
eun9 BON Der anoeren Settle bes arus
ben WaIierS bi8lang teine iebr erOBe
.aemeien lit. 10 bat eS NIT Der &meri-
tafabrt eintmeilen nod CUTE @ese.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13
ssmrd5tbare6 acknowledgements


Die ihDne Mntiuen=Snlel Samaica
lit our1 elmer iener 6urrifan= &ata=
tropben, pie lie Die meit=inbilden
Snielr pm Belt gu Belt beimiu6en,
in furhtbarer 8eiie pertpuitet pors
ben.
5iinfsig Weniheu murosn bur6
Itiirsenbe 8dunte ODER 9rimmer 9es
tDtet, mdbrenb Iib Die 3abl Der Ser
lebter mabri1einlih auf mehrere
bur1bert belaufen mirb. Ser mate
rieue Shaoen, melGer aneeribtet
purbe, miro auf mehr oils 100000
600 peraniblagt.
Eotal seritDrt uuroe Die on Der
Morotu1te BON Satnaica gelegene
fleine 6afenItaot Sort Intonio. Sm
luoDitliden Teile Der Sniel muroen
piele Slider in ibren 8Doteu peit in
bic u~iloerregte see hinausgetrieben,
tuo fie umfamen. Die Wberften Der
,nniteo Sruit Co., louie beren
Offices uno 2aeerbduier &C.. nuroen
opIftdnoig bemDlirt uno ebenio meh=
rere 6otels. Die Bananen= Ylantas
gen in ienett geile Der Snlel tuurs
ben p6lie perpiiitet. Stint Der
9ampfer Der %genannten @eielibaft,
einiblieBlid bes pSimuu DumUis",
.Nlfreb Dumots" unb r8riabton" ,
gerieten auf ben Strono. iinb aber
roabrldeinlih mieber f1ott 5u MAIDEN.
Muh Sort Warian8tumn an Der
Morotlite bat ibner aelitten. Ser
aanse Gtranb bort lit NIT Shifsz
trimmern beoedt uno niele Der
Sdiffer uno Slider oes Oftens merz
ben permiBt.
Die D6rfer unb Vieoerlalfun9en
i'm Dltliben Teile Der Snief iino mie
peeaeblaien. Nue Dfentlihen @e=
bdube uno &irben iino seritDrt uno
piele 9auienbe bon 2anoleuten Iino
DboahlDs gemoroer. mas ~aaeroings
in benz milben 8limta nidt ionoerlid
Ihlimm lein piiroe, tuenu iie nibt
AUDI all ibrer SubIiftensmittel bes
ratbt nGren.
Dns Shlimmlte lit aber, oaB Die
Bananen-Y flansungen berartig init
Stunpf unb Stiel Dernidtet iino,
baB es iiber Elm poaes Sabr bauern
mirb. bis aus ben Bfansungen mie=
Der grtrna 3u ertuarten lit. uno bas
lit nm 10 ifJmer5liher, als Die @rntes
Muslihten geraoe gana auBerge=
m6bnlih gut tparen. Sunoe.te BON
mDblbabenoen Inrmtern iino oaourd
an ben Mano beS HuinS aebraht
moroen.
Man elaubte suerit, oaB Der tpeit=
libe Teil Der Sniel perihont geblies
ben lei, ALIEN oas NOR Elm Srrtum,
bort baber b~elonoers Die 9affee=
Blantager1 unb Die Drangenz6 aine
iAmer gefitten. Der nortpegti6e
Dampfer .Salpetere" uno mebrere
5eaellbiffe iino bort geldeitert
@as Der Ortan nod peri1Dnte,
muroe burh Die trupilhen @Olten=
Bride serit6rt, tpelhe taeelang ar-
bielten unb Niles u1ter 8aiier ieB-
ten. Sn &ingston. Der 6auptitaot
Samaicas, lit taum elm 9aus unbe=
IndDigt ~geblieben unb 9anbel uno
Wanoel fino p6lIig gum Stilitanb
getDmmeu.
Sci benz furdtbarea ungeitim,
nit tueldem Der puritan iiber Die
aanse Sniel binpegeefe9t bat, 1T
es eigentlih nod 81 Dertpunoern.
baB bic 8abl Der Opfer nidt nod
uiel grDber tunr, nls iie es in Wirf=
lifteit getpeien lit.
llebrigens 1T AUDI Die benahbarte
Snfef Cuba bel bieier @elegenbeit
niht gang BON ben in Gufrubr ae=
ratenen @lementen perlbunt geblie=
ben. namentlih nidt bic Bropiua
Binar bel @ip. SIN 8ergleibe nit
ben auf Samaica angeribteten Ser
tuiItunaen mar Der Shaoen baielbit
nber Dph MIR nerlfuin0enb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13
9as emSc eines erbittertea aampfes.

a3ruei Aer3te tdntpften lnn9e uno
erbittert geaen einen IblceB in metz
ner redten 9unae". idreibt S. s..
6uehes BON Dupont, @a.. .uno iie
aaben mid ihon auf. Seoermanrt
oabte, mein lebtes Stiinblein iei ge-
tommen. GlS lebte 3uflubt pers
iuhte i'd Or. Sings Neue Gnt=
oeduna fir Shninblubt@. Der gr@
fole, ben i'd oamit ersielte, par eez
raoe5u uerblufenb uno ifon in elm
paar Tagen mar ib tpieoer nuf.
Sept babe ib meme @eiunbbeit opq=
ftdnoig pie6ergeuDnnen." DaS Mlit=
tel belieet ieben Sniten, ale grfdl>
tungen uno 9a[Ss uno 9uneenleioen.
@arantirt ourb bic Npotheter s..
&alteDer & Son uno Ibpfpb DreiB.
8reis so Gents uno LOO. Brpbe<
flaI6en fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-13

Brpbirt unlere guter Wbisties
mno Weine 5u nieorieen Breiien.
". Gaitanpta & Con, Wain Moe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13

Subscribed and sworn to before ma
this 9Th day Of January. 1903.
]. Doane Notary Public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
WHY He DECLINED

The Montpelier. (Vt). Argus gives
the following as the reasons why Pre-
sident Roosevelt declined to act as
arbitrator in the Venezuelan troubles:
1T has required the united persua-
sion of his cabinet to keep President
Roosevelt from acceptingthe proposal
Of the powers to arbitrate the diff
culties with Venezuela The matter
was fraught with so many possibili-
ties of danger that men of experience
that might be made and by their uni
not to accept the suggestion. The
idea Of Theodore Roosevelt arbitrat-
ing a question involving deep matters
of international law and wide vari-
ETY. of subjects would be laughable.
| The prospect that Theodore Roose-
welt, as President of the United
States, should arbitrate such case
lack Of balance, his faith in Roose-
welt, make him especially unfit for
such a duty 1t is fortunate for the
country that his advisors understood
his character well enough to keep
him out of trouble.
I'VE shall be fortunate indeed, if
this impetuous. strenuous President
of ours does not involve the country
in some kind of trouble before his
term is ended. He cannot manage
an administration as he would lion
hunt, but he may try it, and therein
lies the trouble. The things Roose-
welt might do as an individual afford
a topic for newspaper comment and
public wonderment, but they concern
no one but himself What the Presi
dent of the United States may do in.
wolves the United States government
That is not Roosevelt's private pc
session like his cattle ranch or his
: his home at Oyster Bay"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13

Single Taxe-. was also elected as an
;ciependent candidate from the city
of Christchurch Hon. p. j. O'Regan,
one of the leading Single Takers of
New Zealand, received 6,293 votes
in the city of Wellington to $500 for
the lowest of the three candidates
elected from that district. A number
of other strong advocates of the tax
alton of land values were elected from
other constituencies. Premier Sed-
don received 2,25S votes to 215 votes
for his opponent.
New Zealand holds firmly on her
way toward the goal Of industrial
freedom without faltering or sign of
turning back. She looks steadily in
to a future of continued and increas-
ing prosperity and progress Her
leaders betray no fear of coming
stress Of storm She passed unscath.
ed through the worst period of bust
ness and industrial depression that
ever visited the civilized world, at
time when she was much less pre-
pared for the ordeal than she is now
Her confidence in the future is, there
fore, justified. If other countries
would enjoy her immunity, let them fol
low in her footsteps.-S F. Star
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
ouR hExy LEcIsIAYVRk.

Dssleving are Tire Hanss Of The ssa-
tisnlen vhs win compose Ne lsxt
Nsvsla Legislature:
churchill-senatr, warrsa Viii
Hams. Rep: AssenbHnsaA, TAss Dslf
Dem. Silver.
Douglas-Senatss, 1rsa Baagbers,
Jr. Dom. Silver; Asssmblyns., IA.
jacobsen, Rep
Eile-aanatera. Taes. Huntse. o..
cay Graham; Assemblymea, ~ 3.
wilson, i. z, skaggs, I. II. Pogns,
". G. Greenhouse, all Dem.
Hamboldt-senator,* w. 9. Pitt, c. Il
.. Hardin; Assenblymen. q. =. Riley.
c. 2. brown, W. C. Netswage, al Ds.a
ST.
! Uu.ekA-Seaater, Robert Ratfs e /:
Assembiymea. J. P. keRlroy: all Dem
III.
l. NcelH-Senator.+ =. PRUDENTIAL,
Rep; Assemblymsa, J. II. Waugh, Dem
Is. A. Denton. Den Gil; Levi syphus
Dem.Sn
Lender-ssBascr. Joe Miller, Dem
Sn.; Assenblymen. Ro0t. Pohk Dem
Sill; c. p Littrell, Reg.
LyoA-Serator, y. d. Gallagher
Rep; A.semblynea, =. H. whiteacre
Dem.-Sil.; J. J. VIM, Dem-Sil.
Eye-Senator, Thos. Bell, Dem
Sin; Assemblymsn, Thes. AcCabe
Sill.
Crmsby-senater, Wilson Brouger
} Rep: Assemblymen, Henry Burling
ton. Rep; Fred Cushing, Rep; R. H
Logan, Dem.-Sil.
Storey-Senator, Col Lord; Assem-
blymen Ed Holmes, John Kitson, J
McCourt, Hugh Trembath; all Dom
Sill.
Washee-Senaters, sR Jackson
Nate Roti; Assemblymen, Peter Burk,
; W. D. R. Graham, H. R. Cooke, p. A
McCarran. A. D. Graham, ]. +. Crol
by. J. e. Soucherau; all Dem Sill
White Pine Senators, sChas Cree
Assemblymen, Joseph Judd, James r.
lay; all Dem.-Sil
Tota!-Democratie-S Silver, 4S; RI
publicans, s: Democratic-Silver major
, iity on joint ballot, IS. AHoldc,sr Sci
atcss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13

Going to SEMI your money Cat O;
own? I'll compete with any reliable
piano and organ tuner ana salesma..
OF edTti, and save you 10 TO 20 per
rent. That's my business. Com.
over and see where Tn at
J.. 7. Bishop. who was supposed to
be lost turned W at .leckrabbit He
had lost his way and got up Burnt
canyon. and after wandering around
all night and part Of the next day
s--Eucs the railroad track, and from
there mGde his way to Jackrabbit He
was very weak, but at last accounts
had recovered fvCIl his seige.-White
Pine News.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
COMMON SENSE.

The people of Now Zealand have
again, by an overwhelming Vote. al.
fir1ned their confidence IN the political
party which initiated legislation in
the direction of the single tax in 1891,
and has been gradually exeiiding the
application of the system in every par
lament that has been elected since
that ime.
The victory won bv rhe present
government in the general election
held on the 25th of November is the
fifth consecutive triumph of that party
that called the late John Balance to
the Premiership in 1890. Mr.. Balance
died in 1898, and Mr.. Seldom, who
was the member of his cabinet in the
line Of succession, took his place at
the head of the administration and
has held it ever since.
Responsible government was con-
ferred upon the colony of New Zea-
land in 1856 In the thirty-fOur years
intervening between that year and
1890, the colony had no less than
twenty-five different ministers. The
longest term for which any of these
governments held Office was less
than four years. No party in all that
period ever succeeded in carrying
, mere than two elections in success
ion The party now holding the reins
of government has won in the cleo
tions of 1890, 1898, 1896, 1899 and
1902. And it won SO decisive a vic
tory in the last election that it is prac
tically assured of continuance in pow
er for the next three years.
Premier Seldom Classics the mem
bers elected as follows: Fifty-two
Government supporters, twenty-four
opposition members, and four indie
pendents The Auckland Star of the
said: "On this result the Ministry.
the electors who supported them. and
the Colony as whole are alike sin
cerely to be CO.. fr@"t ulated.'
II anyone ercr bcl."ed that the ef-
feet of adcotirr -.e Tax legislation
would be t. uDsrt thing generally and
disorder, lc will find it difficult to re-
concile the foregoing facts with his
belief But Single Takers who have
Intended that the effect of the prac-
teal operation of the system they pro
posed would be to bring peace to the
earth and good will among it's inhabi
tants, will find in them strong con
frmation of their faith
The lessons deducible from the last
are neither abstruse nor complicated
They are easy to understand and ma,
be known and read by all men. Ant
even the wayfaring man, though +;
fool, need not err therein. 1t is n,
doubt due to this fact that the grea
daily newspapers of our time concea
from their readers the facts of recen
New Zealand history Facts like
these are hard to handle and Difficult
to distort. 1t is. therefore, safer t
ignore them.
Single Takers will be pleased t
learn that Hon. George Fowls, tn
President of the New Zealand Singl
Tax League, was reelected from tn
borough of Grey Lynn, suburb c
Auckland, as an avOwed Single Ia
candidate, notwithstanding the detel
mined opposition of the land specul;
tors Mr. Henry George Ell, an actiy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13

You don't need to suffer with the
cold. Just drop around to VT.H DAYS
and fer few bits you EN- buy every
thing to keep you warm Gloves.
mitts. caps, quilts, blankets, sheets.
fHrs, etc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
OFFICIAL COUNT STATE FuMpo
FUNDS

otate 81 Nevada
co.r.y Of o~~,sby. ..
Reinhold Sadler, Governor,
Eugene Howell, Secretary Of State.
and VIM. WOODBURY., Attorney General
being duly sworn, severally say they
are members Of the Board Of Exam;n
ers of the State OF Nevada; that on
the 5th day Of January, 1903, they
latter having ascerta:Eei from 'he
State Controller the amount Of mon
ey which should he In the Treasury
made an Official examination ans
count of the money and vouchers iol
money in the State Treasury Of Ne
vada, and found the Sama correct a.
follows:
Coin $2S9,15c rs
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada
State School
bond s.Is,sss -
New. State Bonds 240, 10000
United ates
| bonds, 800 900 90
Total $1,S09,256 70
Rctnhold Sadler
Ynge,; Howe.
| w. WOODBURY.
Subscribed and sworn to before N
this 9Th day Of January, 1903.
] J. Doane Notary Public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
WOOD FOR SALE.

Split pine wood, cordwod length,
sold in quantity to suit patrons. Has
never been f1umed. For price enquire
at Carson Exchange. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13

Fancy figured velvet slippers which
arrived too late for Christmas. win Ia
sold at half price Gents worth 31.15
at IS cents per pair. Ladies', worth
81. at 50 cents per pair Kelly's, Ar.
lington Block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
SAFE DEPOSIT Department,

OVER ONE HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES plar
Bank They
STEEL They BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF
safe receptacle for valuable
terms at prices ranging p
furnished on application
Deposits
United States and
Mining Sssk
SDR DRAk BAHB0GoE DUaoNDoo TRAN&Ae-Bo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
The State Bank s. Trust CO
Carson City, Ne vada.
UP 100000
CAPITAL fully PAID u
DIRECTORS:

T. 3. RICKEY c. 7. BENDER, G.. Ma h.AE
w. YERINGTON, p. A.
+. GOLDFN W. BRAUGHER.
r. g. hickey. PRESIDENT GEO ERs. Vek
G. T. BENDER,
j. TDAVIS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-13
Hurry Along
Time
To Secure
First Choic

Commencing today cleanup Of our
We to take inventory
case. oneha,f oriuina
price.
HERE ARE SOME VALUES? CAN YOU RESIST
THEM? Guess you wearing shoes.
Don't delay your purchases
ED. BURLINGTON.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-22
The Copper Market.

New York advices state that there appears to be rather more inquiry for copper aud there is decidedly more in. quiry from the foreign markets. In one quarter is reported sale of a Spe- cial brand of lake at l3i cents for ex- port. h other quarters the lake mar ket is quoted weak at l3 to l3I, with sellers at the lower range.
 The copper market has gradually declined from the high level of l3l, touched in August, when prices had then declined from l5i, and the mar ket looks weak and is pre-eminently a buyers market.
 Foreigners at present prices in Lon don can use our copper at pretty close to l3 cents, and any demand on the other side would most surely stiiTen sellers here so that consumers may find when they start buying, as they did in August, that the copper market is not as weak as it looks, and also ind that the foreign market has been in and secured most of the cheap lots MT John Stanton looks for buying movement to start in about October 15, provided Wall street holds steady.
 For casting brands we find the bet ter brands are quOtable at l2! to l2i, and while sales are reported at inside the lower figures, the brands can hardly be called standard brands, and therefore do not constitute the mar ket, We hear of special brands of casting quoted at l3 cents, but for good ordinary brands the market to. day is quotable at l2! to l2}. Other prices unchanged.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-22

new change room for the miners as
 well as installing fine shower bath
 for their use. At the Tranquility and
 Silver Thread every thing is running
 smoothly and considerable ore being
 turned out.-TombStone ProspectOr
 The Calumet & Arizona production is now at the rate of 3O,OOO,O0O pounds of refined copper yearly, and will not oe increased for time, by the blowing in of the third furnace at the Douglas smelter, as advantage will be taken of the Increased smelung capacity to overhaul one of the old furnaces, which has been causing more or less trouble ever since its starting. The first dividend of this company may or may not be paid next December, but probably will be declared In any case it will be perhaps $2 or S2,0O per share only. This will be very much less than the net earnings of the year but the management, which Is experienced and conservative, puT- poses following the precedent set by the Lake Superior mines, and accum- ulating large working surplus, in cash and quick assets, before dlsbuTs- ing profits as rapidly as earned. Bis bee Review.
 William Climo, uperintendent of the shannon mine, says that he is now employing about 300 miners in the various mines under his supervision. The mines are now producing an aver age Of 600 tons of ore per day, which is certainly splendid showing. Dur ing the past month about 1000 feet of development work has been done in the mines, and new ore bodies are continually being opened up. The old considerable amount of high grade ore and Mir. Climo thinks 1t will hold it's own with the best of them in the ter. ritory. He has one stope so feet wide of low grade ore. He has also recently opened up fine body of high grade ore on the sands group, which is own ed by the shannon company, and from which he expects great results in the future Everything around the mine is now running like clock work. and there is no trouble to get plenty of minerS.-Copper Era.
 There are cases where 1t is not ad- visable to attempt tO hold group of claims by doing assessment work on one oI them, oStensibly for the benefit of all. One instance where it would be uuwise Co assume the risk which this might involve is where an indi- vidual or company secures from d number of independent owners q group of claims, under bond, and pro. ceedS with the development by con. lining the work Co single claim. This is the more likely tD lead to compIica- tlUns if these several claims are on several separate veins. If, however, the bond is taken up, and the proper lies come under single ownership of either an individual or company, the new owner may coniine assy ssment to one claim without danger of having the other claims jumped, if the work 80 done can be shown to be for the benefit of all the claims of the group, which claims must be contig- uouS. Mining and Scientific Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-22
THE ARIZONA
 MINING FIELD
Items About the Mines and Min. eraI Development Culled
 From Exchanges,
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA

Reports From Msny Districts in the Territory, Telling Of important Discoveries, Active oserstiOus and the Organization of New Companies, Ausuring prosperous year
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-22

superintendent rhos. Kavanaugh, of the Troy Manhattan, camo down to Florence Tuesday and went on to Casa Grande to meet his wife and son, who were on their way home from Los Angeles. He was accompanied by his SiSterin-law, Mrs. McPherson. The party reached Florence from Casa Grande Wednesday and left for Troy Thursday morning. Mrs Kavanaugh and the baby boy stood the long trip we'll Florence Blade.
 Noah would probably have been foolish enough Co remain out if he could have picked up some other man's umbrella.
Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-22

When you go to Tombstone stop at Hotel NobleS, If
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-16
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS
Knights of King Arthur Will Camp at
 at Bantam Lake.

Knights of King Arthur Will Camp at
 at Bantam Lake.
 The Knights of King Arthur society held the regular meeting at the Con- gregatfonal chapel last evening and de c1ded to go to camp at Bantam lake for one week commencing June "A.
 The New Century circle, No 635, O. of F., will hold an important business meeting at their rooms in Pythian hall this evening.
 Harry Dunn. while at work in Sco- vilrs factory at Waterbury last Wed. nesday, had the misfortune to scut of large portion of the middle finger of his right hand.
 A vaudeville show will be given al the town hall next Wednesday even ing, June 24.
 The banquet in honor of the gradu- ating class at the Center school will be given next Tuesday evening by the Alumni association. The members ot the seventh and eighth rooms of the school will give picnic at Quassapaug next Monday.