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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-28

Horace Greeley's advice to 'gO West"
has been followed until the West Is
merged In the far East, ana the young
man still goes on. DR.. ID. X. PearsOns,
the benefactor OF Western colleges, re-
peats the advice with added details.
Get Western land" he said to young
man recently starting In life. Get land
with coal under 1t; get pasture land
where cattle can be grazed; get
meadow land and tillable land. Buy all
YOU can ana hang on to II. Then 20 to
work Go To stay, and do not be- dis
heartened by hardshlps. Go where
there Is not II railroad for sixty miles
ANA you have to enter ON horseback.
The railroad will soon follow, and those
who light hard will come out on top.
Mining, agriculture. numbering, graz.
ing-all branches are full of promise"
The advice which means health rs well
rs wealth Is given by one who knows.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-28

1t Is much easier 10 SAY kind things"
than to come out boldly OH questions
which concern the public veal. Say.
Ing kind things" Is well enough. but
there are occasions when the mcay.
mOuthcd person becomes tiresOme to
everybody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-28

Captain John G. Dalton Is making u
splendid campaign for the Democratic
nomination for Alderman In the TWEEN.
ty-first Ward. All the indications point
to II sweeping victory for him over the
Ingrntes' Union.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18
A FEW DIFFERENT BRANDS.

Because mining is remunerative; be- cause 1t is safer than industrlals, don't be deceived into believing that all ad- vertised mines are what they are sup posed to be.
 For example: There are the mines that were discovered by old Indians. who had more knowledge of roots and tomahawks than they had of ore.
 There is the mine that has ore run ming s90.0OO per ton on the average and can be quarried like a sand pile.
 Then there's the mine that has a vein 200O feet wide and that is nothing but Ore-no waste rock in 1t.
 There is the mine that can be devel- Oped. in two months.
 There is also the mine that contains some metal that has never been found in that district before.
 And there are other mines with equally romantic stories about them.
 There is just one kind of mine that is safe to invest in and that is the one that has been located by men who un- derstand their business, and that is be- ing opened in manner that will pro- duce results. In other words. there must be the property and the men back of it. Those men must be in the busi- ness 10 produce wealth from what the mine yields.
 Ignorant old Indians are not discov- ering mines. If they were gifted that way a great many properties would have been developed before the white man spoiled things. The natives that did find gold got it from placers, and then only from the surface.
 Don't be deceived by pretty stories. fG nEr n nrl tC be remunerative except through hard work and Knowledge as it is to look for a millionaire to build a factory and give it to strangers. There must always be value received" and if the investor will look well to securing his dues he may rest assured that the company will not be defrauded. h. vestigation is the most harped on and the least needed course in deciding upon vestment.-Consolida Min ing Reports
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18
THE SOUTH AMERICAN FIELD

The revival Of gold mining in the Transvaal since the restoration of peace has been rapid. and the belief has been expressed that next year will see the output of 1S9S-the year before the equalled if not surpassed.
 The production of gold in that cOun- try began in 1884 the output for that year being placed at about S5O.OOO. IL reached it's maximum in 1898. when it amounted to practically sSO.OOO 900. In pounds sterling 1t was stated to be l6,- Oi4l35. But the next year showed a notable falling off because of the war which covered the last three months. In 1900 the product fell to about s. 500UO0. and in 1901 to only about s. 0o0. 0.gOO-showing the effects Of the war.
 Last year. with the restoration of peace, it jumped up To s35. 900 900. and tn the first half of the present year it was something under t30 0O0. .OOO indi- eating rapid approach for the whole year to the output Of 1898. At this rate of recovery there Is good reason for the belief that 1904 will see the indus try completely restored.
 The gold deposits in South Africa are
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18
THE MINING INDUSTRY


so extensive. that it is impossible to form an idea of how long heavy pro- duction will continue, but there is ev- cry reason to believe that it will be maintained at a high value for a long time. The New York Tribune says the prediction has been made it will reach an average of 10000, 900 sterling for the next twenty years.
 In view of the strong probability that a heavy production will continue for years to come, the effect of this large addition of geld to the worlds supply should not be lost sight of. The stream flowing from South Africa will stimulate trade and a large part of it will come to this country. Our heavy exports of food and other products to Europe will cause a return flow of much South African gold, and this, in turn. will swell the volume of business and promote the continued prosperity of this country.-American Mining News.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18
ALHAMBRA NOTES.
News From the Rural Section North
 west of Phoenix.

Alhambra, Nov. 17.-(Special Cores pondence to The RepubHcan)-Mr and Mrs. Kimsey of Mesa spent several days last week visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. R. Stroud. Mrs. kimsey is Mrs. Stroud's mother.
 Wm. Rice shipped a car of fine hay north last Saturday.
 Since Mir. Henry Renauds return from the east with his car of register ed Holstein cows, he has become the possessor of three fine calves from three of the cows; one is a male, the others being heifers. They are fine specimens of this breed of stock and are the marvel of all who have seen them for their rapid growth and also their gentleress.
 Miss Annetta Earle. sister of Miss Nena Earle will make her home with her for the winter and attend the AL hambra school.
 Mir w. H. Taylor, one of Arlingtons S most prosperous ranchers. is at home for few days visiting with his fam fly.
 Mir. Oclair and family have moved near Scottsdale, where Mir Oclair is putting in some land. They will re- turn to Alhambra in about thirty days
 Miss Ruby Kaufman Of Phoenix spent Saturday and Sunday guest Of J. T. Harbert and family.
 A. F. Nye has purchased a wagon and span of ponies and will start this morning to collect milk on his route for the creamery at Phoenix
 Mrs. Earle ot Phoenix spent several days last week visiting with her daughter, Miss Vena Earle.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18
DEVELOPMENT AT TOMBSTONE
The Consolidated Company is Making
 Good Progress.

During the past week considerable of the heavy pumping machinery for the 7CO-foot level of the big shaft of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co. has been lowered below and the two sets of large pumps to be stationed there are gradually assuming position for the task soon to be required of them. The two pumps to be operated here are Sh-inch plungers each and will force the water direct 10 the surface, the capacity being 2.5OOO0O gallons. It is though these pumps will be in action by Christmas. Meanwhile the mann moth pump on the 500 level has been doing excellent service in reducing the water level of the entire district. measurements now showing the water level a mile distant at the Lucky Cuss shaft. nearly 60 feet lower.
 The Consolidated company have been shipping regularly two cars of ore per day tC the Fl Paso smelter. The av- craze shipments have been increased this week by shipments from the Sil- yer Thread. Most Of the ore comes from the lowest levels al the big shaft and the Comet has been steadily fur uishing nearly carload per day. At the Emerald the work Of timbering has been carried forward to the depth of 5SU feet. This well-knowu property will shortly be added Go the list of regular ore shipping mines of the company as large bodies of ore are known 10 exist on the 60O- foot level which we'll be taken out. The ship ping of 10000 tons of the Lucky Cuss ore dumps. of which mention has been previously made. will shortly be com mcuced and only awaits the building of a large ore platform for the con venient handling of this shipment by the railroad.-Tombstone P-ospector.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

The w. Ii. Taggart Mercantile com pany, owners of a large interest in the |C O. D. mine, has sent men to the mine for the purpose of unwatering it.. It is probable that the water will be removed from the lower workings to allow of a thorough examination Of the property
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

Many poor actors are well posted thanks to the bill stickers.-Chicago News
 A certain kind of female will blush to hear that the baby was spanked New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

s. C. Bagg. general manager of the New Comstcck mining company. was called to Los Angeles early this week to sign up an option on the property of the company. which is being taken under bond by San Francisco people. The option is designed to cover the Katherine and Sheeptrail groups of mines, owned by the company, and situated under the Colorado river west of Union Pass. These mines are among the best properties on the Pacific coast.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

O. r. POsey was a visitor in King man this week and appeared to be greatly interested in the big gold strike of Carey. Brown and Petit, near the O'Dea-Dempsey camp. Conductor Car ey this week received returns from samples taken from the mine that run over 2T ounces gold and more than 5CO ounces silver to the ton.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18
IN MOHAVE COUNTY
Much Activity, and Prospectors Are
 Reporting New Finds.

The Kingman Miner of this week contains an interesting budget of min ing news, from which the following items are taken:
 Last week Harry Knight and Dc. w. E. Sauls returned from an extended trip through southern Utah. They made Panguitch their headquarters while in Dixie. from which place they made incursIons into the surrounding country. They located several copper bearing veins in that country and be- lieve they have something good. Dr. Sauls is also interested in gravel mines on the Colorado river near Bluff City and believes they are destined to be- come the richest mines in the west. The mines W ill be worked later in the year or the first of next year. Machin- cry will have to be put in to handle the gravel but the mines are in an accessible part of the country and can be supplied with equipment They were both benefited by their outing.
 The grade of the Mohave & MilltOwn railroad has been completed and now all that remains to complete the road is two or three trestles near the mine. It is expected that this work will be finished by the first of the month.
 A O. Turner, president of the Mo have Gold Mining company, is now in charge of the work at the mines and is rushing things as fast as possible. Great ore bins have been completed al the mine from which twelve cars can be loaded automatically. Everything has been made as near automatic as it was possible to get it at the mine and mill, to obviate the extra handling of ores and supplies. It is expected that by the 18th of the next month the mill will be running full blast. Great re- serves of ore are blocked out in the mines and the values are said to be in excess of twenty dollars to the ton.
 A number of prospectors have been in the north end of Cottonwood dis trict and this week it is expected that they have discovered several small veins of rich gold ore. There is a big country south of Truxton that has never been thoroughly prospected and it would be no surprise if something good was rot found there. In the ear ly eighties many locations were made Cn the lead mines of the middle part or the COIlOnWOOu ulSlIlCI ana CdIlOdu lots of rich lead were shipped out, but the mines were abandoned on accoun. of the pockets giving out. The ores were in lime and a number of good sized pockets were found. No exten- sive developments were carried on and it is possible that big deposits may be there awaiting the industrious miner to take it out.
 J. H. Sample. John Jamison and L. Kimerly have just returned from a prospecting trip into the mountains
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

Otto pattern and is conceded to be one of the most complete and easiest han dled of any of the machines ever brought in here.
 T. l.. Ayres was called to Los Ange- les a few days ago to make arrange ments flor the final transfer of the Golden Gem mine, at Cerbat, to New York parties. It has not been learned for what amount the sale was made, but it is believed to be over $1OO, 900. It is the expressed intention of the new owners of the property to put in a plant of one thousand horse power ca pagfty at Kingman and transmit the power Uo Cerbat for mine and mill use. It will also be able to sell power to any of the other mining companies de- siring to put in electric power. The mine was given d most thorough sam bling. in fact one of the most complete ever given a property in the county, and it surpassed every statement of the owner as to ore in sight and value. The esta ablishment of a power plant in Kingman and the transmission Of pow CT to the different mines means much to the town as well as the mining in- terests of this section. At present all the mines in the county are being op- erated at great expense for fuel and the installation Of electric machinery will cut this expense mere than one half. The new company has good fi- nancial backing and the men at the head of affairs are capable nd ener- getic.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

James Dundon and wife were King man visitors this week and report that they have made an important discov- cry of gold bearing ore in one of the claims of the Alexander group, near Cerbat Ore that was considered worth less. and which had been thrown over the dump gave assay returns of more than five ounces of gold to the ton. Mir. Dundon reports that he has a two foi { vein of this class of ore and that it is his intention to put men to work on it at once.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

The hoistiEg plant for the Stockton Hill mining company has arrived from Los Angeles and will be taken to the mine next week. The engine is of the
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

J. H. Sample. John Jamison and l.. have just returned from prospecting trip into the mountains this side of Gold Basin. They found a number of veins of immense width and brought many samples to town to have assayed.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

Sheriff Lovin departed last evening for Bakersfield, where he was called as q witness in the trial of Hulse, who is on trial for the murder of Packard and Tibbetts. who were killed in the fight with Jim Mckinney in Bakersfield last April. Hulse moved for q change of venue from Kern county. but the mo- ton was overruled and the trial is be- ing proceeded with. The murderer is putting up a strong fight and has em- ployed some of the best lawyers in that country to defend him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
suRNro TO DEATH.


Indianapolis. Ind. April lS-Nathan
Morris. one OF the best-known attcr-
neys of Indiana. and Frank Haas. the
i2-year-old son Of Or. Joseph Hass.
were burned 20 death Sunday morning.
and Mrs. Joseph Haas. Miss Belle
Haas. Miss Rose Haas. Louis Haks
and Grace Lemon. a goveruess. we're
injured more or less seriously. The
residence OF Dr. Joseph Haas. At 5z3
North Alabama street. was nearly
burned 70 the ground The hrc start
ed at o'clock from the furnace.
The family vas asleep on the second
floor Mr.. Morris was a brother OF
Mrs. Haas From the position of his
charred body when found Il was evi-
dent he was eudeavoring TO get the
family out OF the rooms when over
come by smoke and flames. The FIRE
men succeeded In saving tho other
members OF tho family after heroic
work. so rapidly did the flames spread.
The body OF Frank Haas and the IN
conscious goverucss were found or
the back stairs. Louis Hass broke his
leg jumping from a second story win.
dow
Mr Morris was the senior member
Of tho wcii-known commercial lew
firm % Morris & Ncwbcrrcr He was
born IN California In 1857 and has prac
ticod hero since 1877.
The injured members OF the Haa,
family arc etiu in a serious condition
though it IS believed all win recover
Mrs Haas and one OF her daughter
arc suffering. and it was feared al
FIRST Tat they rad inhaled flames
Dr. Haas. one OF the bestknown physi
clans in tho city. was no Lima. Ind
visiting hts son at military school
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
rowA's BIG GUN EXPLODED.
Three Men Killed and Five Others
Seriously Injured.

Pensacola. Fla-. April l0-A disas-
trous explosion occurred on the bat
ueshlp Iowa Thursday while the yes
sci was al target practice In the guilt
The forward port l2-inch gun burst
from the premature explosion Of 4
shell. y feet OF the piece outside tho
turret being demolished. Three men
were killed and Ave injured. two seri-
ously
The zen killed and injured we're on
the second. or gun dock. at mess.
Three pieces OF the exploded gun.
each weighing over a ton. passed
downward through the s3ar deck. fall
Ing upon the men at mess. instantly
killing three men. All OF the men
were horribly mutilated The heavy
missiles. after passing through the
gun deck. continued down 70 the third
deck. the heavy steel bringing them
TO a stop. thus saving the engineers
and firemen who we're AZ work below
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
NEW LIBEL LAW.
The Pennsylvania Senate Passed the
Senator Grady Bill.

HARRISBURG Pa. April l0.-Tho SEM
ate passed finally the new libel law in-
troduccd on Tuesday hy Senator Gra-
dy Tho bin requires that all news
papers published In Pennsylvania
shall print in cvcry issue on the cdi-
toriai page tho names % the owners.
publisher and MANAGING editor and X
owned by a corporation tho names ~
Che officers thereof In an civl ac.
tons which may hereafter Doe brought
against newspaper 70 it shall he
shown that tho publication complain
Cd of resulted from negligence on the
part of tho owner. proprietor mana
ger or editor in the advertisement o'
tho facts or publication thereof. com.
pensatory damages may De recovered
for injuries 90 business and roputa
ton resulting from such publication
as well as damages for the physical
and montal suffering endured by the
injured party or parties
Failure 10 carry ont the provision
requiring the publication of the names
OF those responsible Tor its pubuca
tion shall Boz punishable hy a fine OF
not less than $500 or more than $1,000
An amendment provides whenever
in any civil action o. shall be show
that The matter complained ~ is D
bolous and that such uholous matter
has hecn giveu special prominence
hy the use OF pictures. cartoons head
lines. displayed type or any other mat
ter calculated 60 especially attract az
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
THs MERCER stocxso.
Tho Government Secures Verdict
Asainst ths Northern seoVrity Co.

ST Paul Minn.. April i0.--TAe
Northern Securities Co. the greatese
railroad merger IN the history Of tSs
world. was completely Knocked ont IN
decision handed down AZ noon
Jrdge Sanoorn- The decision of the
court. holding that the combination -
Illegal because Il = IN restraint %
trade. e suppiementsd By the issuance
of an injunction restraining tho North
ern Securities Co. from voting the
stock Of either the Northern Pacifc
or Great Northern railroad. the merE-
- roads. and the osicials % the roads
from allowing The Northern Securities
Co. to vote their stock or to pay divi-
deuds 20 the securities company The
securities company is allowed 70 rs-
turn The Northern Pacific 20 the pre-
vious stockholders.
81 Paui. MINI. April 1.-THE Unit
ed States supreme court OF appeals
having decided the suit % the United
States against tho Northern Securi-
ties Co Ia favor Of the government.
the next step 20 be taken BY the de-
PENDANTS will be 20 ne an applica.
ticn for leave 20 appeal % the supreme
. court Of the United States This az
plication will be fled with the clerk
of the circuit court Ia 81 Paul and
viii be acted on BY A Judge of the
circuit court. The granting of icavs
F 20 appeal IS a matter Of form. tho du
ties of the Judge being % see that "a,
papers are properly executed and q
bond given In legal form.
Washington. April i3-An executive
committee OF the American Anu.rrus
league. through ns secretary. g. u
Martin. has scrt Attorney Genera
Knox letter in which they conEratu
late the department of Justice. % whicl
the letter says tho league hcrctofor'
has complained because 81 shat th
league considered its dnatoriness d
enforcing the sherman antitrust a.
on "the conspicuous success lts effort
have achieved In securing vital ara
farreaching judicial Interpretation o
the act OF 1880 The letter then d,
clares DO is essential that the inlun'
tion obtained be followed up 10 lts hei
cfts are fo poo realized hy penal pros|
cutIons of the oGicors and Individual
who form tho Northern Securities C'
Tho attorney general is also urged .
' institute proceedings hota civil an
. criminal. against the anthracite Goa
trust"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
rendered t,Is Reclamation.

Washington. April 13-It is an
nonnced that Assistant Attorney Gen
eral James NJ Beck rendered his resig-
nation to President Roosevelt before
the presidents departure for the vest.
In rendering his resignation Mr.. Beck
took occasion to express his pride and
qualification st having been privileged
70 serve under the presidents admin
istratioa and that Of his predecessor
He Will resume the practice OF law in
New York and Philadelphia
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-04-16
VIOLATED ANrLTsUsr LAW.
The Five Missouri Packing Companies
Paid Their Fines.

Kansas City. No. April is-The Eve
Missouri packing com pauies which
we're fined IS 900 each on March 20 for
violation Of the antitrust law. through
their attorney Frank Hagerman. Of
this city. have mailed 10 the state su-
preme court a draft for S27 lss. IN pay
ment y fines and costs incident % the
action against them. The Arms are
the Armour Packing Co. Cudahy
Packing Co. Hammond Packing Co,
Swift & Co. ard Schwartzschilt &
Sulzberger The payment was made
before 10 WAS due