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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
BLANK BOOKS

Type Writer Papers. Ribbons and
Cartons, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Water
man and Swan Fountain Pens and
General Office Supplies A large stock
to select from
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
G Main st.
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ONE THOtSAND SOLD.
The New Irrigation Law Pamphlet in
Hot Demand.

The widespread interest felt in the
new irrigation law passed by the late
Legislature, is evlnced by the demand
for copies OF the pamphlet just printed
by the Deseret News The little book
has only been out three or four days
but In that time over l 600 copies have
been sold
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OFFICE SUPPLIES

Blank Books in all sizes ana styles Of
Rulings and Bindings, Filing Cases,
Type Writer Cartons, Papers and Rib
hons, Inks, Pens, Pencils and Fountain
Pens.
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Main ST.
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CHRISTMAS STORIES.

We STILL HOLD A NUMBER or
stories ana poems submitted IN conpeti-
ton Tor prizes Tor the Christmas News
The writers may receive them by calling
OF We VIII mail them on receipt OF post
18th will BE- destroyed.
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AGENTS WANTED.

STATE AND COUNTY AGENTS TO
sell my newly patented combs Guaran-
tced TO remove dandruif, cure falling hair;
nervous headache and scalp ailments. g
varieties. Everybody uses combs ana
wants these. Men and women agents get
ting rich. Write quick for terms. sample
&c Money back II you want Il. froi'
Long. Box Ss7. Pskin, lii
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OF Dcnman Thompson and Geo. W.
Ryers our New Minister" which viii
he given al salt Lake city shortly for
DE FIRST time here. the New York and
Boston press are a unit In prououncing
d @ masterpiece OF play building They
0ll gay It is better than THE Old
Homestead" and see no reason why Il
should not live TO a ripe old age
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The above are but three Of the numerous
business, rooming houses. MANUFACTURING
ventures, fats terraces I have for sale.
II you want 60 get into good, paying
II.
II you want a hotel. cigar store. confec
tionery, drug stand. millinery, laundry
meat market, grocery. furniture, restaur.
ant dairy, printing house general mer
chandlse. see me. / have Il.
II you want 10 sell any OF the abov,
business and desire quick sal. call OF
me and / will furnish you a buyer.
GEO. McCONAUGnY.
Room D. Eagle Block
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OGDEN AND RETURN, $500

Via II. a. W.. SUNDAY, March a9tb.
Jolly Five Club. First outing, Ev-
crybody Invited Train leaves Salt
Lake $3.50 a. M, returning leave Ogden
f.1h ID. In.
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scAYEHCeRS.
BOILER MAKERS
sroys REPAIRS. -.

repairs; stoves pous"
Sd Tel. llej-2 -------
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was formerly employed IN the Yampa
mine at Bingham, came to town, We'd
nesday, in company with friends and
INDUCED quite freely in the flowing
bowl In friendly scufIle In the sa-
loon on the corner Of Commercial and
First South streets, Wilcox fell across
the brass foot-rai In front of the bar,
breaking two " his ribs. In this con-
dltlon he was taken to Is Commercial
street. whore he was discovered by Or.
Benedict, who had been called in to at
tend patient next door. The doctor
reported the case TO the police, who,
on his recommendation. had the unfor-
tunate man removed to the hospital
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This space viii contain the number
Of Rocky Mountain Bel telephones In
Salt Lake each Saturday. Today SSsS.
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When you are admlrIng the Keith
O'Brien beautiful store remember
Bennett Glass & Paint Co.. put I'm the
front and furnished all the glass in the
building including plate glass for show
CQgpg
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A machine OF pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body
makes II unclean. All grocers sell H.
Shipped all over Utah
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NURSING AND OBSTETRICS.
SPECIAL.

STOVES taken down and stored for the
season, Redman Van Co., Phone ij5.
THE DEsERET NEWS WILL SELL A
STANDARD Dictionary for Tlthing or store
pay Price Sl20Q,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

y. p. 0. ELKs. THE BENEVOLENT
ANA Protective order OF Elks meets each
Wednesday evening at S O'Clock: 81 state
St, Elks Building.
II. y, DEARDoRFF. n. r.
A. W. RAYBOuLD. Secretary.
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WHIP MAKERS:
LEE KIM Yiac

WHIPS HAND MADE Il. +. MAR.
tin q 5. West Temple 81. Lashes 10y post
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RANCHES. FARMS.

Farms, ranches, In California. Idaho
Oregon Alberta, b. c., for trade for Salt
Lake city property. Re sure ami see me
before you decide on anything in above
states These lands are an under often:
improved and viii grow anything.
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CHINESE HERBS. ROOTS AND MED
iciues OF wonderful curative powers rs
w 2nd South ST.. Salt Lake city, Utah.
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OPTICIANS.

-,-..,,s,,; caII pRES.s EI Z d ri
SCHOOL, ,lIS 4. C ). Jensen, Q q. p 1 sS,s !
W. b. RusHMEisS .r g1I'IT ess'. s' q.
clan. NV isi 50 NV, spsSs'is cr sass's "
'- ~ 77,,9i1y Optical, c. ss y,
S. 81 % MANY fGiS5al.t; 1900
same day as reeei,l,vsS, on prtnisss
ssan,Iicsfed Grn1lhe " -
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OGDEN AND RETURN 81 90

Via r. q. W., sunday. March Goth,
Jolly Five club. First outing Ev-
erybody invited Train leaves Salt
Lake $3.50 a. M, returning leave ogden
7l5 p. m.
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The new Irrigation Law, IN pamphlet
form. only loc az the Deseret News
Book store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
girls. 20 learn how they can get Web
Wer's big dictionary for a dollar. See
the ad. In the Saturday News
DID YOU KNOW THE PRICE OF
the Book Of Mormon and the Doctrine
ana Covenants had been reduced from
$40 20 joc2 Call az the Deseret News
Book Store.
500 VOLUMES OF THE NEW HIS.
tory Of the Church sold since last Con-
ference, IL Is the cheapest standard
Church work ever printed, Ns pages.
only $3.50.
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT
the headquarters for the latest station.
cry ana business Office supplies Is the
Deaeret News Book Store
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eLuff.Ruc wo's.

1,Ios MADE From g1,5 = 5oSsr q Z e -
,s n.'R Gaby. Pr pssus iss-t
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MOTT ICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
eis Of Zlon's Cooperative Mercantile
Institution wl be held IN the Institu.
tons Office. u 10 80 south Main street.
salt Lake city, on Saturday April Atm.
1908 az 70 o'clock noon. for the purpose
Of hearing the Presidents report. the
election o. officers and directors for the
ensuing year. and fot the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
I. G. WEBER. secy.
salt Lake City March 25th, 1905.
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HOME EMPLOYMENT PLAIN WRIT
ers; filling small blanks; rate So per
1000 addressed envelope Womans Com
mercial Union. Dept, 70, Chicago.
MEN AND WOMEN. BOYS AND
girls. 10 learn how they can get Web
ster's big dictionary for dollar See
the ad IN the Saturday News.
DID YOU KNOW THE PRICE or
the Book Of Mormon and the Doctrine
and Covenants had been reduced from
sl.Oo 10 i0c7 Call at the Deseret News
Book Store.
300 VOLUMES OF THE NEW HIS
tory OF the Church sold since last Con-
ference. II Is the cheapest standard
Church work ever printed, Js pages
only $40.
WE WANT you TO KNOW THAT
the headquarters for the latest station
cry ana business office supplies Is the
Deseret News Book Store.
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"IDAN-HA" Mineral Water Is a sole
product OF Nature. There is nothing
artificial about II. Rieger g. Lindley,
Distributors.
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NEW OR SECOND HAND, CASH.
TRADE or terms. Sorenson-Stoutt Co.,
4S Il, End SO.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, os-
car Groshell sales agent for Utah. Ex-
pert cash register repairing No 22l Main.
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TIE SEMI
-----------'-
WEEKLY NEWS,
Inc GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
OF me wfsE.

Is Issued Nonosgs and Thursdays and
contains al he cream of The Daily and
Saturday News.
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SAT- Lake CITY. March gsth. lsos.
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PERSONS WITH SMALL CAPITAL,
can be shown q pleasant and profitable
business IN Utah, Idaho, Montana. Wyo-
ming Nevada. Address r. 81. Lewis. ilzs
Buenn ST., Salt Lake CITY.
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The new Irrigation Law. In pamphlet
form. only Zoe at the Deseret News
BOOK store
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ZION's SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
co. has half a million dollars 70 loan
IN sums TO suit borrower on first class
collateral at lowest market rates.
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Dr. A. Scott Chapman, dentist, now
located room 8. Walker Bank building.
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EBER w. HALL. 10 W. end SO.
Successor 10 A. S, WATSON, Tel. 1919
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OGDEN AND RETURN, 81. 90

Via H. q. w. sunday, march goth.
Jolly Eve club. First outing, Every
tcdy invited Train leaves Salt LAKE
$3.50 a. M, returning leave Ogden i:lj
y m.
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wplNenhoime Coal Go,
81 West Second South Tel 49,
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PATENTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS FREE. CoNsULTAT.
Office, go d. +. Walker Building.
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DIAMOND COAL. d W. IND 50.
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS.

TYwATER & GROo 2l-G RICHARDS
ST. Furnace iron, copper, tin, gutter and
roofing. Work solicited. Tel. 1877
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CARPENTERS AND JoBBERs.
BUSINESS CHANCES,

PATTERN MAKERS iobbIng. prompt
work. Williams ll3 E.lst $ Phone s3iy
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SIGNS. SCENERY, ETC.

PETERsoN.n RICHARD ST. PHONE
las-k Signs. badges. banners, etc.
BIG FOUR ADVERTISING CO. TEL.
l5qi. Signs. all sorts. "a w. Third South.
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LAMP THAT MAKES IRIS OWN GAS.
Costs lc day; no OH wicks or chmneys:
brass lamps free for those wishing TO
WORK FOR us. Pacific Gas Lamp Co, 1896
Market ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

KEYS FITTED.
l5i South West Temple. J a. Meredith
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
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BAKERY.

zioS:s F1 y.I s!i,,; Az r. .sss@s :
lar. q ". First H. sIo plices -
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suoemaKfss

:. ,,rycIS, uns,'s, RI H ~
ugc shoemeksI; eW. Tbi''
Or deformsd feet
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ATLAS BLOCK REMOVALS.

pR. IRA LYONS, REMOVED TO 55-5G
over Walkers Dry Goods store.
NYE 4 LARGENT. REMOVED TO 43l
ID. f. Walker Bldg.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

markable group is the Green, which is within about three hundred yards or MT Palmerlee's camp, al the neat altitude of S,750 feet above the ruffled bosom of the briny deep. IL has about 250 feet of development work on it, which has brought most fattering re .sults. The values are very uniform, the ledge which is like all the others in this group is a true Assure proposi- tion. as clean cut as Abe Lincoln's profile.
 On the surface and for several feet below. the rock is a quartz. thoroughly honeycombed, with iron oxide, which We horned with the result that a beau tiful trail of gold followed fine show ing of concentrates, calculated to de light even the cold calculating knight of the mining field There is a super abundance of water in the shaft, one of the happiest faults an Arizona mine ever indulged in. especially since a tunnel which can be run with all con ceivable convenience. will tap the shaft for water and supply ventilation al | . sane time. The tunnel can be run on the ledge, thus blocking out a fine body of ore The ledge is about ! five feet across and uniform in width and values The ore is distinguished
 for free gold for the first thirty feet,
 running 10 sulpnuretts as depth is at tained. and will average about S18.00 from wall to wall. It is one Of the splendid lodes on the remarkable Hua- chuca Consolidated, and fair ex-
 ample Of what that property is like. Man ager Pa lrnaTlp9 is slightly iudiS- 1 posed at present. which interferes
 with a contemplated trip to the scene of operations in the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
sIsREE WEST TO THE FRONT
 AND DOWN TO BUSINESS

From official sources We are author ized to announce that the Bisbee West has installed their new gasoline hoist, and are down over POO feet in their new shaft, the old one having been abandoned 10 water. not through ne cessity. but because the company saw their way clear to realize handsomely on the water, while projecting new de velopmJnT operations in the mine. We have been anxiously awaiting an opportunity to herald the new and sub stantial prospects of the BisOee West. knowing that it was in the hands of capable and conscientious manage ment and believing that it was squarely on the great producing belt where other big properties have reap ed fortune and fame. it is therefore very gratifying to learn that at depth of 200 feet, the new shaft has been in ledge matter for over fifty feet. that no trouble has arisen to obstruct the work, that they are driv- ing down like trOjans, and are sure to succeed as were any of the other com panies operating on the same belt. The workings are on a contact be- tween lime and porphyry, the prettiest combination possible in this district. Their prospects are beautiful, and we predict success for the Bisbee West from start to finish. This property is one of the oUtpOsts of the Warren district. and it's succets means volumes for every man in crested in rock on this wonderful belt We have always had unvavering faith in the outcome Of the Bisbee West. and are now convinced that her deliverauce is at hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
THE PILkRES DE TIERRkS
 AND THAT EIGHBORHOOC

Pete Spence was in town last night. Nobody n Arizona has any excuse for not knowing Pete. He has laid out more trails and fixed more bad Me&i- cans than any other man in the Terri tory, except possibly San Simone Jack and Bill Dutton. Pete has been in the employ of the Pilares De Tier-eas people for some time. The big property is rich in gold. silver and copper, the predominating value being gold They employ about 500 men, Jimmy Douglas being in charge of the works Oustide of shift bosses there are few Americans employed. The camp is only about eight miles below NacOZari in Sonora, and is an interesting pace 10 visit.
 Pete returned this morning and will resume his old capacity in the employ meut of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
THE MEEK AND LoWLY BURRo
 AND THE MINING INDUSTRY

Did it ever occur to you what a factor this shabby little animal has been in the exploration and develop ment of this matchless mining region? Who does not admire the race horse with his wonderful outlines. that re- markable aggregation of curves and nerves, with nostrils chissled as by the hand of a divine artist, with eyes full Of the fire of ambition, looking eagerly forward to the heated con test on the fateful track, the whole, a combination as replete with grace full and admirable points as an angel on the wing. but what has this beauti- full animal done for hum anity by the side of the patient little brute that winds around -he mountain side with his burden or complacently chews a1 ancient copy of the Arizona Blunder- buss in the rays of the setting sun. He is a homely bird with his dirty coat and ambling style. He is not a melodious creature with a voice ike the echo from a sirens ravishing eX- stacy, he is not distinguished fer skimming the landscape and blowing the atmosphere like a meteor, but he is always there at sundown. and If the hay and grain is shy, he will piece cut on tomato can labels and palo verde twigs and be ready to shoulder his burden in the morning He has done what no other creature in eX- istance could do to assist the prospect or and the early miner in his conquest of fortune. His image deserves to be on every coin that ever came from natures treasure house in Arizona.
 It should be moulded on every bar of copper that comes from the fiery interna.s of the Calumet and the Cop per Queen smelter. his shaggy pro file is entitled to be emlazoned on the imperial escutcheon of Arizona's his tory. instead of the image of the mali gnant savage. or the bulky contour of the prowIing silver tip. There is a tender place in every old timers heart for this patient little animal which Crawled up the mountain side. worm ed his way through the. rocky conyOns, crossed the barren sands and penetrac- ed every nook and craCny in Arizona with the prOspector's powder and steel and grub and bed upon his humble back. and lead the way for mighty ma chinery. and his familiar bray was the precursor of the rumble and roar and grind of the colossal industry which now encumbers our sunny mountain sides from the Colorado 10 the Rio GranAe.
 These little beasts are som etimes frightfully abused especially by Mex ican wood packers. and every officer of the law should avail himself of the statute against cruelty 10 animals, and bring the transgressOT to a strict account. and the average Arizona jury would see that the malefac-or paid the penalty for abusing this tried and true friend of the old prospectCr, the miner, and the mining world in gen eYal.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

Working for relatives is about as satisfactory as eating soup with a fork.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
POINTERS FROM
 THE PROSPECTOR

During the past week the ConsoIi- dated Mines company has received an- other large pump of the same charac- ter as the one now at work on the 600 foot level, which has been at work for hte past month or two and is DOW throwing from 900. 900 to 900. 900 gallons of water to the surface every twenty four hours.
 The company now has three pumps of the same character, one to go on the 800 and the last one received 10 be placed on the 1000 foot level when that point is reached. The pumps are all of the Prescott make and are duplex tripp.e-eXpansion condensing type, two with cylinders 15, 23 and 39 inches; and l3 inch plungers with 24 inch stroke, and two with the same sized steam cylinders and stroke, but 914 inch plungers. Of the sinking pumps, of which the company has five. are simple direct acting duplex pumps with steam cylinders II by 12 inches and inch plungers. It is ex- Pected that the pump to be installed on the 1000 foot level will throw the water rom there to the surface, while the one on the 800 vii throw the water to thes tation pump now on the 600 foot level while hte sinking pumps will be in constant use.
 So far the company has found it necessary to use only two of the four 200 horse power boilers in furnishing pOwe renough at present to run the pumps and hOisting engines. The boilers are made for 125 pounds as the working pressure. The oil burn CTS to be placed under the boilers have now all been received and the machinists will begin work shortly in putting them in pace under the boil CTS not in use so that when the rail road arrives and fuel oil is obtained. no time will be lost by being obliged to close down to replace same.
 The work in the shaft is progressing rapidly and the three eight hour shifts are making good headway. the shaft TOW being down within few feet of the TOO foot level.
 
 FEW SHORT NOTES FROM,
 HUAcHUcAH CONSOLIDATED
 One of the finest ledges in this re
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
4. RfDEWlLl < SONS
 PHOENIX, ARIZ.

We are the pioneer piano and music men of the southwest and carry the largest stock south of San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
BIG MACHINERY ARRIVING
 AT IRON CHIEF MINE

Large quantities of machinery and other materials are arriving at the Iron King mine near Val Verde, Ariz
 l. will be but short time now when this mine can be put among the pro- UuciEg class. 3. Blanchard has re- turned from the east.-El PasO Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
BENTON PROPERTY
 WORKED UNDER BOND.

The Benton mining property in Co., chise county, Arizona. is being work ed by Illinois capitalists under lease and bond. The shaft is about down 10 the 100 foot mark, when drifting will he done and the ore will be shipp- ed to Fl Paso.-E Paso Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03

4 FEW SHORT NOTES FROM,
 HUAcHUcAH CONSOLIDATED One of the finest ledges in this re
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
BUNKER HILL MINE
 IS A MONSTER VEIN,

The Bunker Hill mine in Yavapai county, Arizona, is described as be-. ing q monster gold vein. T. is claimed that the recent development work shows vein thirty feet wide at the main shaft to fifty feet at one end, 150 at the other, and extending 5000 feet Fl PasO Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
ONE OF ]. W. MACKAYS
 GREAT MINES IN ARIZONA

The Grand Reef mine that belongs to the John W Mackay estate and which is located sixty miles north of WiIcix. has 12.OO0 feet Of work done on 1t and it is estimated that there is 8 GOO, 900 worth of ore blocked out. The ore is lead and silver. Clarence Msckey 1nqJ put up concentrating plant this winter and treat it. Fl PasO Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
THE TRES AMIGO AND
 enRREI TOD SNI n

The Tres Amigos and Sorrel Top mines in the Gro Blanco district, Ari- Zona. have been sold to eastern capi- talists for S250,000. Col J. P. owen Of Tucson, made the deal. The Tres Amigos was owned by s. W Champion of Alhambra, Cal, and the Sorrel Top by Began Bros, of Tucson.-El Paso Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-03
ORC PLATA coNcENTRAToR READY TO OPERATE

Unless all expectations fail the con centrator for the Orc Plata mine in Mojave county is ready for operation, or about so. This is the first Els pass mill with new standard concen- trators in the cOuntry.-El Paso Her aid