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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

Beginning at corner number /,
whence the southwest corner of sec.
tion 36, township 49, south of range
west, Willamette Meridian, bears
north SO deg. 40 min, west 24OO feet;
thence south II min, west 1900 feet
to corner number 2; thence south 50
deg. 40 min, east 600 feet to corner
number 2; thence north II min, cart
1900 feet to corner number 4 thence
north 50 deg. 40 min, west GOO feet to
corner number l, to place of beginning.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

Beginning at corner number I,
whence the southwest corner of sec
tion 36, township 40, south of range 5
west Willamette Meridian, bears
north 80 deg. 40 min, west 5000 feet;
thence south II min, west 1900 feet
to corner number 2; thence south 50
de-. 40 min, east 600 feet to corner
number B; thence north /, min, east
1900 feet to corner number 4 thence
moth 80 deg. 40 min, west 600 feet
to corner number l, the place of be-
ginning
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

Beginning at corner number f.
Whence the southwest corner o. sec.
tion SO, township 40 south of range
west, Willamette Meridian, bears
nor,h 50 deg. 40 min, west 1900 feet
thence south II min, west 1900 feet
to corner number 2; thence nth SO
deg. 40 min, east 600 feet to corner
number 3; thence north II min, east
1900 Jeet to corner number 4 thence
north 80 deg. 40 min, west GOO feet
to corner number l, the place Of be-
ginning.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

Beginning at corner number /.
whence the southwest corner Of sec.
tion 36, township 49, lth OF range s
west, Willamette Meridian, bears
north SO deg. 40 min, west 1900 teet;
thence south II min. west 1900 feet
to corner number 2; thence south 50
deg. 40 min., cast GOO feet to corner
number 3; thence north II min, east
1900 feet to corner number 4 thence
north 80 deg. 40 min, west 600 feet
to corner number /, the place of be.
ginning.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10


Noble, Chas II. West " of
southeast Ia section 3,
west " of northeast Ia
also Blackboard creek,
ditch section 10, all in
township 30 south, range
o west st...,...,...........
holland, Della-Bourno's first
addition, begin 100 feet
south of northeast corner,
Lot ~, run west parallel
with l. street l59 feet,
south % feet, westerly
lSS feet, north 80 feet to
beginning block X ......
Oak Flat Placer Mining Co. -
Soldier creek ditch and
water right, improvements
Ogle, j. NJ. Begin northeast
corner Of southeast Ia Of
northwest Ia, section 10,
run west 90 rods. south
80 rods. east 90 rods,
north 50 rods. section 10,
township 36 south, range
u west st,,...,.....,...,,.t.
Olinghouse, lsabella-Lot / In
block $ in the town Of
Placer ....................
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10
DIRECTORY
JOSEPHINE COUNTY OFFICERS.

FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
Grants Pass Lodge A. +. & A. NJ, No. "A,
regular communication first and third
Saturdays. Visiting brothers cordially
invited. b. W. RIGGs W. NJ.
A }. PIKE, Sec'y.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10
Chestnut.

Beginning at corner number !,
whence the southwest corner of Sec
tion 81, township 40, south of range
s west, Willamette Meridian, bears
north A Aeg. 46 miu., west Pig. 3 feet;
thence south /, min, west 800
feet to corner number 2; thence south
80 deg 40 min, east 1900 feet to cor
ner number 3; thence north Il min,
east 600 feet to corner number 4;
thence north SO deg. 40 min., west 1900
feet to corner number !, the place Of
beginning.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

Giant Powder Go. Begin at
point 20 chains N and
1074 chains L of d corner
between sections 10, 20,
80, 30, run 100 feet, +
90 feet, N 100 feet, W 80
feet, section 90 township
36 S, K 3 w of W NJ. 80. 1
Gilmore, J. II. Chas Begin
at intersection of T. line
Of county road with Hol-
land creek, thence paral-
lei with road 20D feet, L
AIS feet, N 209 feet, W TO
beginning, section town
ship 80 S, X s w of WIN Ia
Grants Pass Banking e. Trust
Go. Begin 81 rods L
of NV corner of NE18 Of
SE14, section 10, run S 40
rods, Il IL rods. N 40 rods.
W 10 rods i'll section l3,
tp 80 S, R6 W of W NJ. "a
Greene, Geo. w.-NW14 of
section IA, township 3S S,
RSW Of W NJ. ......... II 8
Hachale, Fred - NE of
NW14, NJ of HEA and
SWA Of NE14, section 1,
township 3S s, Il SW of w
NJ, also SE14 Of section 2,
tGTG'hlP to W up SS s. h 8 W % F,
Holcomb, b. and W.-Lot 8
in block 10 in the Original
toWnsite of Grants Pass 3 3
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

lsabella-Lot / in
block $ in the town OF
Placer ..............
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-10

Beginning at corner number /.
Whence the southwest corner of sec.
tion 36, township 40, south OF range s
west, Willamette Meridian, bears
north SO deg. 40 min, west COO feet
thence south II min. west, 1900 feet
to corner number 2; thence south 50
deg 49 min, east 600 feet to corner
number B; thence north II min, east
1900 feet to corner number thence
north 80 deg. 40 min, west Geo feet 10
corner number /, the place of begin.
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16
;femte Kapitel.

Saa mart Oroit psper babbe beisrget bet nsopenoiee
til Slottets B~etrpggelie og 8orgernes Sitterbeo, oenote
bnn meb l9ngIelsfulo 6aft tilbdee til Rioberi allen, bpor
ban 9apbe forlaot ,5omfru Snse Dos Sfirmen oe Riooer
5boritenisn. miot ben ~fejrselaoe 0unletreos. Wsoet
msp bans garnbomsbrub og ben bele G%pentprlige erobz
rino foretom BAN eaonu flp iom en- f%orunoerlia Drsm.
Den liitise MuaDe. Slottet par taeet pdd, O9 Tdnes Uleos
pirtning beb bette 5oretagenoe bebageoe BAN pei lite; men
9l9oen ooer at BABE Jet ben fGtte Somfru Jn9e igen
og 6aabet ON, at benbss 9ilbagefomft til Danmart lise
ida tibet bar ct flpetigt, orsmmsagtigt Spn, iom bet belle
natlige 2GpentDr, beDbe MI lat ban Spending og
~elabelia l1ro, Der tiltr9ngte enbper anoen JoreftiQine.
9ons llro fhs 10 l9nssre ban isgte henoe; tbi ban ia
tenbs ingenitebs: ban faa fun De unee, lpftise Hibbere
|og be forfleDte BDrgerisnner, iom meo Batter og Gang og
o~pergipen Muntsrheo ipane De rate Ribs Yiser. San
Taa Riooer 5borienisn og ben eners fua tunsTnoiee
Bent Raloarbfsa, Der bsgse. ION bsrufeos al ben dlmins
belize Gpflebep, fore BAN forbi ben bpirpsnbs Runbs
bcns, bpori nu ogiaa 9rsp Gerburp trampsbs meo fine
fore StsDler os fang at 5iertens 9runo iom en- brums
menoe gisrn. s Sangen, bporefter man eHo1u meo lips
.fa geaeiitring banfebe, bsrte Droit peoer life mere ,Soms
fru scSnqes bpbe Stemme, mebens baaoe Riooere og Dansr
enonu sentogs ben tafte Jorfunserinoes Orb:
.,Saa Danfeo ri os pad Slottet inb,
Web oragae Sporb unbsr Starlasenstinb.
= Slottet bet er punbet!
4lorig Iaa leg en- Riooeroans
0inoe Ida Slotte meo Roienfrans
5or Grit, &onsen bin unge!."
Zen al%minbeliss 8esjitring oOsr aonesbOrsens aDens
tnrlige Grobring piloe nu piftnot ogfdd babe benrspet
0rot peOsr paanp, bbis ban fun baObs fet ct Clint al
Jomfru Snss 5tnbss pluoieligs 5oriDinosn bar BAN en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16

Snoen 5omfru Snse treble Sang baOOe fuuaet Def
Beers ON Riber Iii, ounieoe Gane lpitig
forau benOe men Somfru SpenpeIifO 4rmen; ban iprdng
let og lang bit. o5 ale SOmfraerae og Riooerne Iang
efter BAN.
oOg Der gadr Dams pua aiber @aoe =
Der oonfe De Riopere fro og 9laoe
- 8or Grit, 8pngen bin unge."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16

Oct par ret" iogoe zen mantrc, norfe Dame. ION
ban ~fuingeoe, og GiltebaonOene %flagreos benbe ON bet
fetteoe .6aar, ioet bun bartao oanieoe letteIt % raItelt
At Dem ale. = Dams ~iaaleoes oOer 9roen, faa pil
ieg iige, 5 bar MoO, og bans iauleoes inO al Porten,
iaa giOer isg eoer min 5ro!"
geo @inoebroea rifteoe aune me0 i'm qreIIterf -
% grosn rule0e neo.
,,5nge, farefe 5nge! bet lnttes!" uobrso MI 0roit
peber og fapneoe i'm 6pje 0anierinoe beitig Damien.
Riooerens Sporeieper ounoreOe tlirrenoe measm De
lette Sfotrin paa Den n%eOilugne Slotsbro, Og aas lang
lpitiQt:
,6er gaar Dams paa Riber Bro
9er oanie Riooere neo ubhu9ne Sto =
5or Grit, 8ongen bin unge!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16
ga od banter ban Sper 5elt;
6an fulote aonoen oper 89lt."

Og meo tor 5orunoring lao 8roIt pebsr ben t9tts
RiOoer 5boritenisn iprin9e frem Damien meo en- raft
9~orgerpiee pso 9aunoen. ,6oab! 56oritenien ugida ber!"
= ubbrgo 9roit peosr og %erfarsoe al 6ait at SOmfru
sssnge, at ben t9tts Riober bar Der. for al bente BAN til
Hnborg, bporbsn ban baboe fsrt aoneen og hele 6ofet,
% at ban ftrafs bapoe biaiget og u~nosritsttet benbes Sore
tagenoe.
timber aft bette bar Rans enbnu 6~etanOig bleOea
ftaaenOe ubitemt, uoen at gore Nine til at tugs Del i
Damien. Man 6apbe toenoe 9ange OanIst runot om
glaoien. og boer Sang Somfru S1ge bar tommen mar
peo Hane, bapoe bun iunget brit og opfororenbe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16
Grill Grit MeiueOs SaruOOlll,
6iituriIf 6pman
Of
Bernhard Sepcrin Snsemann.
3rebie Del.
Gurtiat)
SiitoriIt &uman

aJen er S 5eoeosmanoea paa 8ibebus!" bDtfeoe
3Omfru Snee. Den i0inefalbenOe 9ragt ban bar, par
pirtelig Slotsbergens 6sooingsorogt, iom man til bette
gjemso 1apbe piit at bemagtige fig. og Den anleliae Rib
Der. Der tiaise peO gOnoetoien par bleoen temmelig fOrlig,
onteges al mango fer 6r. Gage Wlus. 9a1 oanieoe iad-
ieoes frem Ratten mcb Somfru Snse. iom %tiIligemep
qigerne DeobleO at iprge;
ySoa banter ban 6r. Saleniee
S9 Iaa bars rige Soogre ire.
Sda ba odnie De 9ble 9imbette
Og be pare 8pngsn aft for t9rte.
Gfter bd banter ban gprge 8ren,
90 Iioen iad mu1gen Riooer ton.
Sea ba banter ban 6ante 9unb
so efter bans 5rle. bun beooer 5ru ann'.
99it oa banter ban 3iooer Rant,
Os sfter bans 5rue, 6ru gsra9ero blanf.
Sau oa banter ban rige 9olruOn
D2so bans 5rue, baoer intet Rapn."
Den Riooer. iOm peb bette 9ers ipran9 rem Dam
~fer9tten. par 6r. Bent Himuaroisn, Der paa iamme 0odot
iom 3rpit psbsr bar inobuoen til Damien os bapbs grebet
Ell ubstenot Dame ueb 5aanoen.
gnoelig fang De:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16
n5or ba banter ban ulf =
6an er aOngen tro og bulol"

Nu narmeOe bun Jig treble Sang; men ban itoo iom
/ bpbe 5anter O9 gap life agt pau be7Oe-
IS er NOT bange, sosrs fagre 0aar ital tomme i
nrebe, aiOoer Rans! Foen 5 tsDer fuu lange meO at
fsrs mig Damien" = iasbe nu Den mOoige Somfru
@panbelfto. fpObft CO utaalmoOig, ibet bun urOlig flpts
tebe Jig paa gantel. uoen at reiie Jig.
,S bar Ret, 9ole ,Somfrui" ipareoe Rane :
her fan let baaoe 6opeo og 5aur tOmms llreos. IRt
9aar er liot rsDligt aaereoe, bar 5 10 bemertet = | osnns
Dams tunDe bet let blDe rsOsre -
,Oq eoers imufte rsbe ainoer tunoe bliDs aft for
6pibe" afbrsb bun BAN ip%ottenoe.
uOqiaa oeri bar Z get, ifsnne Somfru!" = ioarsoe
ban meo ct liitigt Smil. IS tunbe fun bare tjent meb
ben fQffete grubgonl. naar ban bapbe 8soningetinoer.
ssSntet er r~imsligere, enb at man 6etanter Jig libt, inoen
man Iprineer Dsoebonien, par bet ulorie meb iaa rig
og oejlig en- Jomfru."
..gstenter Z isr ct gieblt leneer. Ribber Runs!"
- Iagbe III ben fetfe Somfru Spanoelfo barmfulo =
,iaa bar jeg ffammelis taget fell al eber = ia r9tfer
olbriq Carl Miaore>4lfs 0utter jer i'm 6aano. men S
ffal blips til Spot for ale oanite os nprite bigger. Dog
mel" tilfsieoe BUN milDers Den Stam os Spe Dil
q boa albria tilfeie mig % eDer ielp2 Stal Snee nu bog
faa Het, % ftal benoes Riooer ie eoers Sbagbeb os 5orz
foutheD? Re bpor Itrunf ban Der banter meo 6enoe. ben
f9ffe Droft 5esiel! ="
,,Oroit Sesiel." uobrsb aans ~forbapiet os bss>
nebe.
50 netopi" 5 bliDer bog Del life banss for bet NdDn2
Gr 9 fad fat, iom 5 bar gjort Orb al, o9 bar min
gaper eiDet jer aiooerilaset, ia lab os MI ie, 5 er bet
porbi o. pis ben Itolte Drot at 5 lite boloer meo OPP
rsrerns oa Qanbsforr9oerne! Grofen er ftreng, flyer
man, og ben samle 5riier bar iDOret jr Dsb og llnbsr<
gang, bDis s fDiser % -
,UlisfenD mig life, abe Somfru!" Iasoe Rane
bahig. Seq frpgter bDerfen for Orofsn sasr ben
atfbfe aropart: for oeres Stplo ssr js lite ct Striot
Wen alene for eDers Sfplb. oejise airitine! Og for min
esen NibOerarss Stplb. letter jss nu min 5als pa Spil|
o. banter meD eber lis til Slotsporten. Tddr ben
ccbnsss paa nit 5egn os 2sen, bar jsg bolbt nit Orb;
men bill 5 laa oeioa boloe tro os erlig bpao 5 lopeoe
% fslge mig per fra fom min 9ruo?"
,6paD jes bar lopet, ftal jeg boloe, fom en- arli9
norff piee!" iDareoe Somfru Spanoelfto slao, ioet
BUN raft fob OPP pg rate BAN i'm 5adho. vDa7ier 5
fprIt oennem Glotsporten meo mig, iaa er S en- tat
ps raft 6elt. iom jes trOsOe, Os iaa sr S pei ben bebite
S~arIebatter barb"
Oct bar MI iom Hane %pluoielis blsD benreDsn all
en- briHig geilutnins! ban gjoroe ct raft Spring og iooag
fla meb fin Dame / Spibien for Danisreffen, fom nu
treble Gang bapDs oaniet plabfsn runot og narmsos Jig
D6nffn, can fob peo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-16

9u flappeoe 9ane 5enoerne. o9 Slotsporten iprang
op. unoer ~iublenbe Sang og 2pfti9heO par mart belle
oanIeItaren inoe. Grep 9erbarb ioo enonu paa gIegs
oanEmen; ban 10 % bI9itt al ale ar9fter ct Ipitigt Sd9ts
ftDtte / tit 0Orn. ; ct gieblit itoOe bans balptreOitnoss
tnpe W9no ON BAN. De fulgte BAN meo Iplttg Subel
til ben aabne Slotsport. Wso 9eIOtsn al 1T W%idnoftab
beidtte ban porten og meo be andre fulgte ban De bdn=
Ienbs neo p9loise Stormitriot.
gn flor Del at SlOttets geIatniag par dbiprebt /
gnen. Sl0tsbsoeosmonoen 9r. 3dge Wsus LAB islp balp
orutfen blanot trebios Riobsre peo Dritteboroet ben
tore ~tonseigs Rioberidl. 6un bsrte Songen os Damien
! Slotsgecroen o9 9angen til aipoerials1; men bet
Inrtss lite at forunbrs bonn. 9an bupos islp tiQdOt i'm
goos Den Rane og fine ungs Riooers at fsre be imutte
9orgerpiaer op til ham meb Dams og Sang. Nu fiji
0srene op, Ga bet tore Seltab oaniees inb Riooers
Tdlea. De oanTenot aibtere bapDe bsres 0omer ueb
uenitre 6uanb % be ~blusienoe 5atler ben hsjre. Den
belle Ddnier9tfe bar fammenilpneet en- 99be al grsnt
Nailsp og snfelte ij9lone Roier fra 5ruerituerne o9
Ronnetloitrenes glomfertranie. 9eb en- Spingnins itOoe
aae 0omerns ~plubietig 8lpnss Og i%Ongsoe 5dtlerne,
meoens Riooerne itoee runot ON oem en- tatiluttet &reos
% mep oragne Sp9ro 6dano.
geo bette upeatebe SIM marteoe Slotsbspeosmanren
ga bans trebioe RiOosre fsrit llraaO. Dc iaa Iutter
~fremmeoe aniigter ON ia og fore ~forf9roeoe op til 5ors
iOar. U1en ct 2jebIit bar Slotsberren meo belle bans
opsrrumpleoe Rdnbftd6 uoen 8loosuogpoelie ~ofp9bnet.
lloen ON 3iooerne % beres Sanger oanieoe MI piger7e
meo bgj Subel og fang:
Saa Oanieo ri os pud Slottet ino
Ueo Oragns SD9rb unber StarlagensitinO
Slottet bet er bunbet."
.5or Grif. aOngsn bin unge." uo6rso 0rOit
qeoer og traaOte itrats frem iom gefulingsmdno. 9an
tg aongens GuOn Slottet SeiiobsIie o9 LOB ben OPP
rerIte 6soeosmdno % bans M9nb fsrs bunone til Slotss
taarnet. I'll flor GIaOe for be tro Ribe gOraers pajeos
fort eftsr bet ~fonsslige guaner after opsr Slotsporten, o9
bet par en- bsj ton, SOmfru. iom pldnteoe bet pda Wlurz
tronsn. gu blep Der fsrit en- O%irtelis 9lGoesfelt Ribe.
Meosns 9roit psoer og Greu 9erbdrb beiatte ale pofer
mso tro U9nb os i%ugttOge be ~itrsngeIts Joriigtigbeosre9lsr,
~fOrtiattes Damien iaaOsl pua SlOttst iOm Stdben mso
for Subef.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
COINS AND THEIR DEVICES.

The invention of coins has been as-
 cribed to Gyges, king of Lydia, about 700 B. c. At first these were mere Jumps of metal of ascertained weight.
 bearing on one side a simple device, such as the head or fore part of a bull,
 and on the other the impress in mouse form of the punch that held the lump of metal in place while the necessary blows were struck. In course of time the preparation of the dies so much inn proved that device of the highest ar tistic merit were impressed on the coins of gold, silver and bronze. The lion, stag. bull, bear, and most of the animals of modern heraldry find place on the old world coins, says a writer in the Genealogical Magazine. The eagle (sometimes with the fulmen or thunder bolt) was a very favorite symbol of the lightning given Zeus, and finds place
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

some time to come. A twenty-five foot hole was put down. and trimmed out until 1t held several kegs of black pow der. which was fired with the above re- suits. This. the Era understands, is the largest amount of ore ever knocked down at one shot Tn the district. I. illustrates how cheaply ore can be min ed under favorable conditions.-Copper Era.
 Work was commenced this week on the 150O-foot tunnel, which Is to tap the Alice vein at Troy at depth of about soc feet. The tunnel will be 7xS feet in the clear. When completed 1t will be used both as a working and a drain tunnel.-Florencc Blade.
 Captain R. I. Hiley of New York city who with several other gentlemen owns the eastern extension of the Golden Fleece, is here attending to location with the mine. II is his intention to begin development work and practic Il- ly demonstrate the value of the prop erty.-Florence Blade.
 Jesse Brown and wife ard J. B. Ar nett returned from Phoenix Saturday. While there Jesse received part pay 1nent on his mine in Box canyon. and weeks. The property is situated eight cen miles east of Florence and has been developed to a depth of 100 feet by two shafts sunk on the ledge. The ore averages about $9 a ton in gold.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
JEROME CANYON COMPANY.

The Jerome Canyon Copper company has a forty-horse power compressor and fifty horse power boiler en route from Los Angeles to its mine, says the Journal Miner. When they arrive and are installed it is the intention of the company to run two machines drilling and to develop the property just as rapidly as possible. On account of a heavy inflow of water, they have been unable to do any sinking for some time. and it is their purpose shortly to add q sinking pump and push the shaft down to a greater depth. The princi- pal work being done lately was driv- ing q cross cut drift from the shaft. at a depth of 130 feet to the main ledge, a distance of about POO feet. This work has been about completed. and the ledge will be struck within a day Or two if not already done. The last shot fired in the drift on Thursday night broke into ore. but just the extent of it or the exact character of it was not known when Superintendent Smith left on Friday morning, and 1t was not known whether the ore came from a stringer or whether the wall of the ledge had been broken through.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
FULLY REJUvENATED
Tombstone Has An 0ld-Fasl 10 le
 Killing.

The rejuvenation of Tombstone is now fully assured and her pristine glory is returning. Last Friday night a murder was committed, even as in the days of yore. Of the incident the Prospector says:
 Francisco Flores, who has been em- ployed by the F.. P. & s. ". in its track laying outfit for the past year, and a Mexican by the name of Valdez at tempted to drink all the bad whisky in Tombstone and as a consequence soon got to wrangling among themselves. After returning to the camp they go: to fighting and Valdez drew a reveol- yer and shot Flores five times in the stomach, killing him instantly.
 The officers were notified at once and proceeded to the camp but Valdez had disappeared and the Mexicans in camp told the officers that he had taken across country to the north and half hours search failing to show any signs of him, they returned and started in the other direction. when they soon found his trail and followed him about six miles, but darkness overtaking them they had to abandon the search.
 Flores was a man about S7 years old,
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05
SKIN TORTURED < BABIES And Tired, Fretted
 Mothers Find Comfort in CutiCura Soap
 and Ointment When All Other Remedies and
 Physicians Fail.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep for skin-tortured babies and rest for tired, worried mothers in warm baths with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint- ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest of emollient skin cures, to be followed in severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills. This is the purest, sweetest, most speedy, permanent and economical treatment for torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimply skin and scaly humours, with loss of hair, of in fants and children, as well as adults, and is sure to succeed when all other remedies and the best physicians fail.
 The agonizing itching and burning of the skin, as in eczema the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis the loss of hair and crusting of the scalp, as in sealed head; the facial disfigurement. as in pimples and ringworm; the awful suf- fering of infants, and anxiety of worn out parents, as in milk crust, letter and salt rheum, - all demand a remedy of almost superhuman virtues to success fully cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills are such stands proven beyond all doubt. No statement is made regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evi- dence. The purity and sweetness, the power to afford immediate relief, the certainty of speedy and permanent cure, the absolute safety and great economy have made them the standard skin cures and humour remedies of the civilized world,
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

as fast as the coal Is unloaded from the cars into the smaller ore cars it is run out on the trestle and dumped within easy reach of the firemen There Is also a skid being built for the easy handling and unloading of timber and lumber on the far side of the new hoist
 A trip around to the other mines also shows great activity. The Comet hoist and mine has been put in first class condition and a trial run was made last week, showing machinery an1 shaft to be in perfect order.
 At the Emerald a force of men un- der Foreman Clark are rapidly retim- bering the old shaft and refitting the large double drum hoist and the boil CTS. It is simply question of a short time now until the old Emerald will be running full blast and the near by houses will be repaired and made hab- itable.
 At the Lucky Cuss there is also i force of men at work repairing the hoist and getting things in shape for an immediate start
 The hoist at the Tribute has been in stalled and the shaft is being retim- bered.
 The latter part of last week orders were given to fire up the old Tough nut, but owing to few defective flues in the boilers the attempt had to be abandoned until the necessary repairs could be made.
 The Bunker Hill company also ex- poets to start work on it's Bunker Hill and Rattlesnake properties in the very near future, and will have a force of men there some time this week getting things in readiness.
 It will be seen that as fast as it can the Consolidated company is getting things in shape to start up on larg7 scale.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

hibit development work. He drilled an 1S-inch hole, and a sort of gas and steam came up which was scalding hot, and work there had to be abandoned. In other mines in the camp at a depth of 300 and 400 feet the heat is not so great but he says all of the mines have been getting hot latetly. He does not pretend to account for this strange state of affairs, but thinks it probable that artesian water is being forced up through the earth in that section. The old mines, with deep workings, are full of water, which is quite warm, where as formerly the water was cold. He says that the mill of the old Steeple Rock company is being torn down and moved to Malone, In the south end of the Burro mountains, where it will soon be set and running on gold ore
Arizona republican., 1903-05-05

was not learned. had suddenly depart ed. From the meagre information had the hold-up was a bold one, as the highwayman made his attack when the saloon was crowded. He displayed his gun and his demand for the cash was promptly acceded to, while on leaving he fired parting volley of shots. The sheriff's office was notified and depu- ties at once dispatched to the scene. This afternoon the sheriff's office was notified of the arrest at Pearce of the man wanted. It was not learned if the money secured was recovered or not.