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Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS

Jan. 4National university (endowed by
 Carnegie for $loC00.OOo) incorporated in Washington as 'The Carnegie Institu-
 Prof l.. J. James (Chicago) elected
 pres. Northwestern university.
 Feb. 6IRansom money paid 10 brigands n Bulgaria for release of Miss Stone. 1,-Carrle Chapman Catt elected pres Nat
 Woman's Suffrage assn in Washington. 2i-Prince Henry of Germany formally welcomed to U S. by Pres. Roosevelt at white house. Feb. 2s-Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the American missionary, and Mime. Tsilka, her companion, are red aS ed by their captOrs. E-Mrs. Frederick Schoff elected pres Congress of Mothers, in Washipgton Mar. o--Centennlal Of incorporation of Gin cinnati.
 27-EXAl6erman F. A. Meysenburg con- vlcted of accepting bribe in St. Louis street car franchise case. Apr. l6-ArchpisEop Fa!conier (Canada)
 selected by pope as papal delegate, 10 U. s.
 -o-Dr. Nicholas M; but.er installed as pres. Columbia university. 29-Postponem ment Of words fair in St. Louis to l9,+ announced.
 May S-Federation of Womens clubs in convention at Los Angeles elects Mrs Dimies Denison (N, Y) pres 2l-S. F. Gross (Chicago) declared by U. s court court to have i've. originated c. "Gyrano de Cornville.'
 2LMarshal de Rochambeau statue un- yelled in Washing lon.
 Jun 9-Dr. Patton resigns presidency of Princeton university; Prof. Woodrow Wilson elected 25-Pres. Roosevelt given IL. D degree by Harvard.
 26-At Denver 10th triennial international Sunday school convention. Jul. lG-Chas. w. Eliot, of Harvard, elected pres: Nat. Educational assn at Minne- apolis.
 Aug. l6-Frank c. Andrews. of City savings bank of Detroit, convicted of embedding s1,516.00Q; sentenced to l5 yrs. at hard labor
 24-Trans- Mississippi commercial congress at St. Paul denounces combinations. Sep 3-Pres. Roosevelt narrowly escapes death in collision between his carriage and trolley car at Pittsteld. Mass. Se- cret Service Agent Craig, riding with him. is killed. 23-Pres. Rooseyelts northwestern trip cut short at Indianapolis by necessity of operation for abscesS occasioned by Pitts field accident. Oct AR. M Snyder. banker and promoter, convicted of bribery In St, Louis. G-G A. R. encampnent in Washington. I--Farmers' Nat. congress, at Macon, Ga.
 Nat. w. c. T. U. at Portland. Me.
 22-University of Chicago trustees vote to segregate men and women students dur
 ing first 2 yrs. of their college course,
 Wheeler. of Chicago. found guilty of con
 spring to defraud county of xS,570.T
 taxes
 Nov. S--Doukhober fanatics forcibly en-
 trained and sent back to their northern
 villages after one of the most exciting
 incidents in history of northwest.
 21-Nat. Grange. at Lansing, Mich. favors
 woman suffrage.
 5-Chas. J. Denny. millionaire St. Louis brewer. sent to penitentiary for.2 yrs. for perjury.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

12-Chief Justice O. W. Holmes, of M a s S supreme court. appointed associate justice of IT. s. supreme court, vice Jus tice Gray, re- signed.
 20-M i m i c naval war off New Eng land b e t w e e n fleets under Ad- miral Higginson a n d Commander PillSbury.
 s e D. 2- Jefferson D a V i S Cd e m. A r k ] reelected
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13-Rev. Dr. T. De- Witt T a l m a 2 e, noted Presbyterian c ] e r g y m a n, in Was hington; 70. a0-Frank R. Stock ton. novelist, in Was hlngtOn. 2I--J. Sterling Mor- ton, eX-sec'y of agri c u l t UT @. at Lake Forest, H.; 70.
 2S-Sol Smith Rus sell, comedian. at Washington; 54. May "A m o s J. Cummings, cong. from New York
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
NEG BIOLOGY.

Jan. 2S-Rear Admiral Lewis A. Kimber- ly, at West Newport, Mass. Feb. 1$-Robert B, Lindsay, ex-gov. of Alabama, in Sheffield. Ala; 7S Mar. 2-Col. F. w, Parker, prominent Chicago educator, at Pass Christian, Miss
 12-ExGov. John P. Altgeld, of Chicago, at Joliet: 55. Apr. 1--J. s. Fowler, ex-sen. Penn.), at Washington; S9. 11-Wade Hampton, ex-gov. and U. S.. 24 -.
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Mar, 5--Pres. Roose- welt receives Boer enY0yS as private citizens and tells them U. s. cannot interfere in the struggle.
 9--Gen. M e { h n e n wounded and cap tured by Boers in night attack under Delarey, but was later liberated by the Boers.
 22-First rumors of peace negotiations between Boer gen erals and Gen. Kitchener
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2-Gov. w. Murray ray Crane (Mass. ) inaugurated, 3r d term.
 : - Pres. Roosevelt consents to re- view findings ot Schley court of inquiry.
 S-Leslie M. Shaw Qa.) nominated by Pres. for Secre- tary of treasury, and Henry C. Payne NVis.) tOl postmaster s e Il : eral.
 13-Geo. K. Nash
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

w l | n Imposing ceremonies.
 lO-Para guayan rev olution!sts depoSc Pres. Aeeval and put Hector Car vallo in his stead. l6-P a r l i a m Q mt opened by King Edward in pres ~ ence of nation $ great d.gnitaries .... Chilpancingo, Mexico, Sha ken by e d r t h q uake killing 300 people. r-. FIN;,1 .1. Iv,lx C,
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Oct. ! - Typhoon causes wreck of 600 fishing smacks O if J a D a n Q $ Q coast; 1,500 lives lost.
 S-Strike begun by GOO, GOO French coal miners.
 14-PreS. Castro de featS rebels and prevents seizure of Caracas; Co lombian capital 2 moved to Guaica = lpurO. '
 19--Mad Mullah sur ,N,,;.nU ppit;Sh A f
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Ofber ZnduSfrioI EvenfS.

Jan. 24-Pres. Mitchell of United Mine Workers of America reelected. Ohio supreme court decided in 'blackiSt'' case that right of employer to employ CT discharge men cannot be questioned, and that his motives cannot be consd- cred
 Feb. 7,-Miners' delegates at Indianapolis adopted Wage-Scale already in force in bitumnouS fields.
 I4-Big combine of transatlantic steam ship lines formed.
 folk, Va. to suppress, rioung in connec- ton with street railway strike. l"Attorney Ge9era ne pa Knox institutes ute gal northwestern railroad merger and to dissolve Northern Securities sS Und i3s Co: coal miners strike.
 S-Strike in wooden mills in Mass. and other states paralyzes wool market. great lakes strike May 1-Amalg lgamated association in ses- sion at Wheeling, ". Va, reelects The court decides 5-cent-fare law invalid. 20-Temporary injunction against packers granted by Y. s. court in Chicago pre- venting opera lions under alleged trust agreements.
 June 4-Strke of Chicago packing house and department store drvers compro- missed after several serious riots. Chi cago packers enjoined from doing busi- ness in New York state in violation of l1~strike of Chalmers employees, which had lasted a year, settled. 2o--Troops guard silk mills at Paterson, DO N; J., to prevent pys1n riots riot by , strikers . 'to prevent rioting by striking street car T.len.
 Jul. 1-International Order of Machnists serve notice on western railroads to pay union scale and observe 9-hour day. i2-ln Chicago 5000 teamsters sympathiz- ing with 5000 striking freight handlers quit work.
 Aug 1-Several funerals turned back from a Chicago cemetery on account of strike of grave diggers for more pay .1,20o Chicago bolermakers strike i3-lnternational Typographical union in session at Cincinnati makes maximum working hours per, week 54. Golden jul hjiee of union celebrated. Ser. 1-Labor day generally observed in ;nerican cities.
 7-. pal miners strike in Kanawha and 0V5 men, which began June [. ended ~B-Pres. Roosevelt attends convention of x Firemens Brotherhood at Chattanoo- ga and is made an honorary member g 22J. L. Hannahan elected grand master of Brotherhood of Locomot,ves Bremen 29-Union girl clerks at St Paul pledge tbernselves to marry only members of labor unions. Lead manufacturers combine at New York; capital. $6O,000- 000
 Oct Ship combine files incorporat on papers at Trenton, N. J., for $120,03O 900 l2-New Orleans street railway strikers accept ult:matum Of 20 cents an hour with 10 hours maximum work. Minneapolis flour mills change from two 12-hour shifts to S-hour schedule. 17--U. s. Packing Co. Understood to be the beef combine) incorporated at Tren- ton, N. J.
 Nov. 20-Pres. Gompers, at New Orleans convention of Am. Federation of Labor, exonerate9 of charges of ntideiity to trades union principles.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
NEW RECOR Dy.

Jan. 15-Geo. Bothner of N. Y. defeats Jack Harvey of New Haven in wrestling match for lightweight championship Of the world. A-Fred Strong of Chicago wins bowling championship of U. s. at Buffalo, N Y Feb. 19-W. F. Voss. of Haverstraw N r., won amateur billiard championship of America at New York
 2l--Swimmer Fl. F. Brewer breaks all rec or6s for 500 and 1000 yds. at Chicago. .. H
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Sep. 1-Tn Algoa bay, Cape Town. Ss ships are wrecked 19-Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium, dies suddenly at Spa. 26-RusSia begtnS evacuation of Man Churcia.
 29-Emile Zola, French novelist asphyxi- ntnI in Pnric - -
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May 9-United Mine workers executive committee orders big strike involv- ing 147,000 men in anthracite coal re- zion.
 12-S t i k c begins, closing 357 collieries in Pa. anthracite fields.
 Jun. 70 - President Mitchell i s $ u e s public appeal for arbitration.
 Jul. s -- American Federation of Ja- bur offers financial l aid to miners as
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

Oct. 7-Oto, la, bank of F. H. Cutting s. J. T. Wllett S2O,O00 16-New York, Gilman, Son tS Co.'S bank ing house; S200, GOO Nov. 5-Richmond. Va, Leon l.. Strause. leaf tobacco; $500 800. l3-Boston. Central national bank Dec. S-Omaha, W. H. Bennett Co.'S. de- partment store.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
END OF THE BOER WAR.

Jan. 26-Gen. Viljoen captured by British near Lydenburg.
 Feb. 4-Gt Britain declines Hollands off, fer a rrt-Iiotp ~ VI
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
THE COAL ,STRIE E.

Mar. .1S-Hard coal miners begin conven- ton at Shamokin, Pa, to force recogni-
 nf mic
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FOREIGN.

Jan. 7-Emperor empress dowager and
 Chinese royal family return to Picking
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

long as strike lasts.
 Oct. l-Pres. Roosevelt invites operators and Pres. Mitchell to discuss at the white house means of ending strike. B-At white house conference Mitchell $ offer to accept arbitration by Pres. Roosevelt rejected by operators, who de mand troops to enable reopening of mines.
 tGov. Stone (Pa) orders out entire mili- tary force for service in anthracite coal fields.
 7-Mtchell refuses Pres. Roosevelt's re- quest to end strike on promise that a nat tional commission would Investigate miners grievances immediately. M-At conference in New York between Gov. Odel. l.. $. Senators Platt, Quay and PenroSe. operators refuse to con- cede cents a ton advance and recog pition of union
 f3-J. P. N. rgan proposes to Pres. RoOse- welt on behalf of operators to submit differences to arbitration commission to be named by president. lG-strike ends. President ROose- welt names arbitration comm is- sian: Brig. Gen. John M. Wilson, Judge Gea. Gray, F.. E. Clark, Kt. Rs.v. John l.. SpaIding, Thos. H. Watkins and Carroll ID. Wright. G-Miners' convention at Wilkesbarre. 24-Strike commission organizes with Judge Gray, chairman. Nov. 5-COmlniSSion ends inspection of mines, having examined of them. l1-Coal operators file answer to demands of miners. and reiterate that there will be no recognition of United Mine Work CTS of America.
 a-Attempt to reach agreement outside of arbitration commission blocked by inde- pendent opera tors
 Dec. 3-CoMmisSion resumes invest stigat ton after 10 Gass' recess to allow disputantS tC get together.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
COVE RNMENT
 AND POLITICS..

Jan. Seth Low takes office as mayor
 of New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Chicago ROck Island ane Pacifc
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WEST RDEE-T

Leave Da.lv.
10. =, Texas Vesttuled Ex...... e:53 p n
% -. Lexas Fast Express ...-.... SEQ a n
NJ - D44-y. except S'llday---..- $40 2 u
EAST BOUND.
Leave Daily
80 -, Chicago VestIhUled Ex- go a N
- T. X. 9. and Eastern E&.. 80 , N
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Steamship Tickets TO Ill
Points on the Globe

Wichita ticket Office carries a FuE line
Of steamship tickets, always or han Z.
ready to hand 20 the purchaser % s0o1
as reservations can be made. We can
handle the foreign SITES cnship traEsc
where pTeraid Storage tickets fr7m the
Cd countries are desired, with the least
possible trouble to those wishing to bring
their friends or relatives 10 the United
States. All YOU have to DO Is to deposit
the amount Of the fare with us We give
you a receipt and deliver The ticket TO the
European PASSENGER. and see that they
set TO their ea.naticn in this country.
We are ago nts FOR the foll0n.rs named
steam hip companies
HambErg-A merican line. New York 10
Hamburg
North German Lloyd. New Yo.k to
Bremen
Cuaard line. New York to I1verrooL
white star lire. New York 20 Liver
pool.
Anchor line. New York IN Glasgow.
French line. New york 20 IFav-e.
Dominion lire. Boston 80 Liverpool.
American l.ne. New York 10 southamp-
ten.
IIoIand--A rnerican rne, Ncw Yrk 70
Rotterdam.
FOR selling Hzt= o. the above named
lines and rates FOR railroad ard steam
ship tickets 10 ans point IL the world.
can CT CT write
l. r. sHERvIN. y. = T. a.
Missouri Pacific RaGway staten. cor
= wichita street and Douglas a7e7ue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

Palestine, Ts%as, e'd 5e-4rr $3.50
Tickels on sale SEPT. - j. aI.
15tL. ecod FOR - 1zvs
Dss3 voot ana Lead. 6. 3@kots. a1o
Return Sc 60. Tickets ca sale
sep 8 ,. = a2d e+h. good 10 re-
-grn gatli Sept 59th
Fer fUTsLe- Information Cal CT c.
write.
u. z. 7uDoLP3. agent,
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Missouri Pacific Railway.

Leave lJgGlE.
Kansas City and St. Lou:s......... > N
90 o-l 10y springs ard COleyyiEe- II ~ d II
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r"r kansas CITY & It. Louis =. e ~ y
s5ltcliinSCn, Lyons aut C5ereseo.. 3 q II
5eAesco- Siiiiaa. Pueblo ( t5cnve- 3 90 . II
oI Altaohy ard hi0Ta .-.....-.-. 10 p II
& or AAthcAy and h!oDG --.-..--. = 20 = n!
arrive I)aliy.
ton 3. Louis and Kansas City. 3 V ? IT
Lite .socE. CoueyTiile - Con
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Geiieseo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. . 4 n
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Sp-Sgs Recommendations. j. o IN
4 rom kioUa an5 .snUhcny. q : m
'Daily except Sunday
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baltimore, Nd. Grand Lodge God Eel
lows. $3.50 for the round trip, tickets on
sale sept ITtA, 18th and 18Th, limited lcr
return 70 Sept 18th. except by dsposi ting
ticket and paying S1-o0 limit vii e. OK
tended % include Cct. Srd. 80 All tick
els 10 be deposited On argiral. and 20
fee - Be charged.
Little Rock. Ark. Grand Chapter ROYAL
Arch Nasons. S1g95 Tor the -ound zip.
tickets on sale Oct u 81. ard sth, limit
ed for rcturn Get 1Ith. EXCEPT that by de-
posting ticaet and paying - .-.aiJ VII
be extended 10 incIu1e Eov. 9TH. 1913.
San Francisco and s-os Angeles, Cab.
american Eankers Association. S59e for
the ro;.u6 trip. tickets on sale Get sill 20
nth Incentive. with fual return Limit of
November s1th. $50.
For 1873 extra tickets viH be made 70
retufn via Portland. Ore. and direct Ines
70 starting point.
Denver. Colo, brotherhood of St An
drew. $3.50 for the rourd trip. tickets on
sale Get. 18th 10 Sth inclusive. limited fo-
return to Oct. 3lsr. 1873
Ogden Utah National irrigati7n CON
gress and Internal ionaI brotherhood Of
Electrical workers. s3ee9 for The round
trip. tickets on sale Sept. 18th "a 18th in-
elusive, limited Tor return to oct 10Th.
1870
Arkansas city. Kan, Old Soldiers Re
union, 8. 9 for the round trip. tickets on
sale sept 7th TO Iith inclusive. limited fo.
return to Sept. 18th 1890.
Chicago H.. international Live Stock
Exposition s2o.s5 for the round trip, tick
ets on sale EOv. 18Th to 59th inclusive.
limited for return 10 Dec 7th 1875.
Detroit, Mich Missionary Societies.
1856 Tor the round trip, tickets on sale
Get. l4th TO 18th inclusive. limited for
return 10 oct I'd 1888.
Sioux Fails. S. D. National Better Max
ers' Association. s151s for the round trim.
tickets or sale Oct. 18th TO l9th. inclusive.
limited for return 10 Oct 31st. 1913.
Chicago. III. Chicago Centennial, S1Se5
for the round trip. tickets on sale Sept
2etf. e7th. ami 2st1. with final limit for
return Get 5th. 1893
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T. p. SHERWIN, p. & T. A.
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Wichita and Western.
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The cho.taw Rours.
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT
RAILWAY CO.

KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT
RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE
L Effect Juue 7til 1903
No ]. Mai and Express. leaves
Wichita daily ....-............... $50 a. n.
No. . Man and EZfress arrives
Wichita daily .-......--......-.. s:0o 2. n.
No ID, Local f-cisEt- leaves IN
thc1y daily except Sunday 1875 4. II.
Connecting with Atsssoari Pa
clhc train leaving 1.Ichits. at
: -ii a. m This train wi. 5s
held at Anthony until the afis-
sQLri Pacific arrives
Ne. lN. Local Freight. arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
: Aii-AS &c -f---r---.-- '.-..--ss- -.4o p Il
CouDecting with Missouri Pa
Cinc for Aichitu.
Trains 81 WICHITA arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue ard Wichita street
he eEient Hailaya7- now operates its
L ms as faT as Carmen q. r.
I. I. SHERFlN. agent
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Dr.W. ]. Shuts
Specialist

In Medical. Surgi-
cal and Electrical
treatment Of all
Chronic, Nervous.
Skin and Private
Diseases, male and
female. Office. LOO
North Main street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-28
Sporleder Shoe Co,

life was an exponent of Justice and
charity combined; he believed in the
right and courageously defended his
position among men.
Resolved, That he was possessed of
integrity untarnisned, and character
unsullied; he went 1bout doing good
and exemplifying in the highest de-
gree the principles most noted in this
order.
Resolved, That in the death of
Brother Dooiey his relatives have lost
a devoted brother and this lodge a
faithful member, and the community
an upright and honorable citizen;
therefore be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be spread upon the records
of this lodge and a copy be sent to
the bereaved relatives.
THOS. E. BLAUVELT,
SAUL ROSENTHAE,
w. o. WOOD.
Committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-28
LITTLE FOLKS HAVE FUN.

Marie Mann was eight years old
today, and she celebrated the occa-
sion by giving a party to her play
mates. The feature of the afternoons
fun was a Jack Horner pie of pink and
white. made up of the fayors won at
the games, and many were the hearty
laughs as little Jack put in his thumb
and pulled out a plum. Refreshments
were served of bananas, figs and other
light d~elicacies.
Those who honored the little lady
with their presence were Margerie
Shaw. Edith Martin Laura Cunning
ham. Bert Kohn. Harold Kohn, Edith
Shield. Madaline Mills, Ruby Moore,
Pearle Corson, Lenore Allen, Jake
Stern Martin Stern. Robert Howard,
Joseph sChacon, Margaretta and Lan.
ra O~nderdOnk.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-28
REACHED TaE GOAL.
Vim. 8. Standish Finally Perfects a
Cheap Method for the Extraction
Of Precious Metals.

The Standish Lexiviating Mill is
the Name applied to a new and mex
penslFe process invented by a local
assayer for the extraction OF precious
metals from siIicate ores, that do not
contain enough iron, lime or other in
gredient to make rtnem attractive to
the big shelters.
AS the name implies. it is a wet
process, and the special features of
the patent are the simplicity OF con
strustion, the effectiveness of stirring,
so that the chemicals used get action
on the metals in the shortest possible
time, and the handy and complete Ill
iteration employed.
Mr.. Standish being an assayer and
chemist. years ago noticed the large
amount of pres lying idle through
out the Rocky Mountains, which,
seemingly valuable when shipped to
the smelters faile4et pay treatment
charges, and he consequently com
menced experimenting along the line
Of evolving a mill that would be as eff
fectiye as a ~labratory test. while al
the same time cheap enough in con.
struction to place it within the reach
| of the smaller operators and owners
of mines of small means.
He virtually perfected his idea a
| year ago, but has just completed his
/ working model SO that any mining
man may see al a glance the adyan.
tages of the process for the class Of
ores for which it is designed. The
mill has no complicated machinery
Is simple in construction, making IL
within the reach of everybody of eth
er small or large capital. 1t is design
ed for d capacity of from five to SOC
tons per day. All parts are portable
and It can be packed on animals and
conveyed from place to place IL
mountainous countries, and can bt
run by either steam or water power
1t can be increased from a small t &
larger capacity without its being shu'
down, requires but little labor and lit
tie or no expense to operate. A pat
ent has been applied for and plans ant
specifications have been designed.
Recent tests of the mill on the cop
PEI conglOmerates contiguous to La
Vegas gave the most flattering results
The copper and silver contents wer,
taken from the rock in amazingl,
quick time, leaving a residue of cleai
white sand without a trace of metal
lie contents, and showing conclusive
ly to those who saw the operation