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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

2ererne ur9amilerer fig. Ne1ten
olle 2ererne og 2ererin6erne Mep
Dorf @itD bar or9aniieret Jig nnoer
9fapnet SSnterborougb Council of
Seacbers. Goreningen onfatter 49,
600 Me6lenmer> og sets Tormaal er
at opbjelpe @tan6en og ipge en- be-
Ore Soritaoelie me6 5fole0ireftionen.
Sermbanenlpffc 9}clp Dorf. Beo
at Soget l6b al Sfinnerne blep flere
Berioner il6e tilre6te og ct Bar ni<
iteoe 2ibet Marbe6en al 9luroro,
Nep- Sort. acknowledgement for
bleb paa {in Hoit og prepe0e poa at
forebDgge ulDffen be6 at fon6j je So-
get, men 9flton6en bar for fort, og
ban bleb f1tn1t UNDER 2ofomotipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
Gn bauif Wamiifer / San Sra

Gn bauif Mmiifer / @an Tran.
eisep. gficf 8rotpn ct Mapnet pao
en 6anff Meuitfer, af bbem u8ien"
tit ii6lte geumer bringer 8tlle6e oa
8tograft. Mr. &rotpn er fG6t /
&ibe og fom II Mars Ml6eren mes
fine Gorel6re til 9lmerita. otter
nogle Mars 0pbol6 / Minneapolis
TOM ban II 9lar gonmteI til @on
6rancisco og bleb ber til efter Mpn'
6tgbe6Sol 0eren. Se1ere reiite bar
til'6 yitltge @tater, bbor ban iptl'
le6e flere al 6e ftore 0peraorfeitre
Tor inort ct 9lor fi6en fonn Fan otter
til @on 6ranctsco, bbor ban nu ia,
beiluttet al boiette fig.
8aa @o6ers SIDE tiIbgrer Mr
8rotpn en- meget mniifaIF 6aniIie
g2eite1t olle 6ennes Me6lemmer,
Sortib og geutt6, bar bopt rtuiifaIn
8egabelie, rogle at Dem en6og / bgi'
eite @rqo. 8lon6t 6em bgr fprIie
nebnes Scr. 8o6etpaIot 2anlpe, Sc,
for nogIe glar ft6en banbt @erbens:
ber6mmeIie for fin @ompoiitior
Rrn,To 0lcrToeM CNo,4 ko9,o., cyn1.. !.
iif0ireftbr Sssoacbim 2an1p er Mer
8rotpns Onfel. Mr. 8rotpns On6.
lingsinitrnment er &ornetten,, 1ner
foru6en 6enne ipiller ban n1e6 ito1
Dpgttgbe6 gioItn 8iono og Man6o
lin, oe fignf ban en6nn er en- l11re
|Man6, bar ban ogiaa bnn6et iil
Napr1 io1n 4onporiit Sun bal
|loaIeoes tom pol1ere So Mufif
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
9amif &nnitmerinbe Canada.

9anif &mnitnerinbe Canada.
Sen gornle @to6 Anebec bar i 6e ie-
mere glar erbberbet Jig ct betp6e.
ligt &p iom u8inter @eiort", ifriber
r9anebrog". Mobnlig er bette Ipf-
fe6es giennem Ben @efIame, iom BEN
cana6iife 8acififbane me6 ioa n1egen
Gnergi bar giennemfgrt. Segningen
til en- rtp geflame 8lafat er for gar-
ife nplig blenet ubfgrt af ben befie116-
fe banife &unitnerin6e ,Sru gbriftiane
mop, fpot @litgaar6. gegningen
foreitiIIer en- ung 8ige poa @neifo.
S 8oggrunben fees @ita6eIlet % !
Set 5jertle en- Mqro poo @fi. Mr-
bei6et er l,6fert 1neo fin ssSoritaaelie,
% erfje1oeg of5 ritt fiere ffor at pnre
If M III S.,s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
9saa Sen syuremebe banire @irfes

&reiteifole 8lair, geeb., bar Ser
Ben ienere Sis beret ferret flere Seo-
ielsooge poo @foIen, me66eles
uDonffere1". Sen 20. Oftober fpI6z
te 8aitor Mnfer fit IS. Mor, og
ben Mnle6nt1rg bor Der en- lille sSeft
bans &iem, peb bbiIfen 2eiltgbe6 ser
oberraftes bam EN- Sorertng fra @fo-
LENS 29rere. Sen z. gfobember
fpI6te Baftor Big fit 49. Mor. Sell
Ter lite bans Sg0iels6ag Igb af 1t6e1
en- lille Sgitt6eltgbe0. De tbeologi=
ife Stu6enter forere6e bom en- fin
GpngeitoI, og 5tolens 2erere en-
bar6ifulb BOG. Doge1t efter, Sen
l8. Robember, Tom gurer1 til Erof.
Is. g.: 4 q Sanien, ION fplote lit "a. gor.
E4og BAN bar Ser Ell lille Soria rian1Iina
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

9reber &attemterte. 9llttborite>
terne I oen lille merifonife 8p Ma=
notros bar gipet Or6re til at enbber,
Der bliper ongreben of Sen guile Sc
ber, ifal giebliffelig gibes Gift. 0et=
te Sfrtot er taget for at forebDgge
SDg6ommens l16bre6elie. 9l1le
Mfioler bar baret foridgte u6en &el6>
og Bette ct oen 1i0ite Silflugt. De
Ser MI er ipge bill blibe ipare6e, men
for Ben n9ite Ser bliber angreben er
set ben btsie 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

5 eebar Sails, So, offsnliee 81
bliutbef bill Ser blips oprettet en- Mf-
6eling for 6anif sHsfatnr. 8ib1i-
otbefs- -@oniteen bar bebi1get $25 til
at grun6legge en- iaaban Mf6eIing
me6, og 8aitor @rapengaaro og Dr.
81: g. &anien er balgt til at gigre
ct n6palg af 6anffe 86ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
ND &analtreftat. @tQt

9tD &analtreftat. @tatsiefreter
SaD og &epreientanten for Sen nDe
Eanoma &epubltf Gartllo far Sns>
Bag rn6erlfrebet en- nD Sroftot ON
Mnleg al en- mellem=amerifanlf &o=
nal giennem Banama. Sraftaten er
fife en6nu offenliggjort. @obe6ir6=
boloet ct, at Sanama ofltoar bbo6
9an0 Sc 6or. Stater 1n6otte fin6e
n66ben6tgt til &analonlegget, %
oisie faar ful6 8ei iio6allesret oper
bette 2on6. 8etalingen> $10,000,=
600, goar n6elt til Bar1omo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
9em 6amffe &aptiitmemiaheb

9en bamffe 8aptiitmenigbeb
@oupaca, @is., feire6e 25 Morsfei1
Sdn6ag og Man6ag Sen 8. og 9. SO.
betnber. Menigbe6en blep Sen 9.
geopember 1878 organiieret me6 ID
@e6lemmer, to af bbilfe bar &. $,
@enninglen, Sorltan6er for Me1ig.
be6en &actne, og bans &nitrr. 9li
Sc IA Me6lemmer bar Z ttllte6e bef
SEN b6iti6elige Seit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20


80. sBnbergaarb, Sen 6anife Mei-
erift / &utcbinion, Minn., er blebet
gSo. 1 / Sen @onfnrrence mellen
Meieriite fra bele 2an6et, ,iom &egie=
ringen / @afbington bar labet afbol>
be / @bicago. Ser bleb bper Maa-
ne6 set fi61te Mar :16ien6t en- Su>
itage Sn1br til @onfurrencen fra
bber Deltacer, og Sgn6ergaar6 op,
naae6e set 5bieite @ointtol for Ma'
ret, 96,75. $50. 2 poa 2iften bleb
Sobn Colt af Seem @tpe6en, Minn.,
en- Mor6monb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

9'msicrme bltber a1ergaaenbe. 8e-
tpoelig Spbi6ielie berifer paa Sberi>
geS 6inlan6s @rel16ie. General
8obrifoff General @upern6r al Sin.
lan6> bor gibet 0r6re ill., at 8roen,
Ser forbin6er benbolosbis lbenife og
finife 8Der, @aparan6a og Sorneoa,
ifal p0elggges. Sbenf fferne poo-
ltoor, at &alb6elen of Broen er poo
ipenif @run0> og bill mo6iette fig et-
bbert 9lngreb paa ibenff @ien6om;
enopioere frembol6er &c. at 6eriom
Sen finlfe @n6e af 8roen bliper e6e-
logt, bill Gerger bliper iatte Gang
for at bei6rge Sraftfen mellem Sc 10
8per. S fin 6orbitrelie berober bar
8obrifoff gibet 8efaltng til, at al
Samfpen mellem 8perne ffal opbb-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
&anpcm mos &ccb @mupt,6en nD

StuHtpCu WuD UccO SHDul,Dell IDe
6orbnn6sienator for l1tab, er be6 al
brp6e n6 for en0eltg @fgi6relie.
@o0ltan0erne bill idge at faa Sena-
tet i'll at forbp6e ban M6gong af Sen
@rnn6, at ban er Mormon og iom
laa6an letter fin Strife ober fine
Mtgter iom Senotor. 8eifDl6nin=
gen moo bam for 6Ierfonert 1iges at
bore fal6en. @n al bans ibrigite
Mo6iton6ere er Miis Selen @oul6,
Sen befjen6te, meget afbol6te 9otter
af SEN af6g6e Millioner San @ouf6>
og @piter til ssSernbanefongen
George @onl6. SUN bar bragt til
@eje 100000 ser ffal anben6es for
at laa @enatore11 'of Marfen. Sobn
g. Carlisle, glepelan6s 6inansmi=
niiter og en- of 2an6ets 6pgtiglte SUI
ritter, er bleben engogeret al Miis
@oul6 for at le6e Sppoittions= =@ref.
terne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
@mlbbrpllnp feireoes forrige @gn

@mlbbrpllnp feire6es forrige @gn:
oog al 9ors Beterien @ibp Seen
9enmorf, @is., og / 9age1ts Mnle6.
ming bab6e fire of &e6ersparrets
86rn og talrige @enner in6funoet fig
for at fejre 6eiten me6 6en1, og e11 BE-
tpbelig &engeium @ulb og onore
@aber ifjanfe6es 1en. Mon0en Ell
Is Mar og &onen 70 sor gomle. 9li
8ruoeparrets otte 8prn> bor fire til
lteoe, nemlig: Mrs. @nil 4ire og
Mrs. ssllia ssScbnion af Green 8aD,
@rs geiels Slien al Mori,1ette oa
Mrs. 9arien of ssngalls, Micb.,
neo6eler uSretno6".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
med Post % Cele9raf.
(Hllevesne fra.)

Smm9leri / 8oitpn. 3 Gol6funf=
tionerer / 8oiton er fat UNDER TiIta=
le for at babe biulpet flere iterre
6irmaer meo at imugle @arer i16
fra l16lan6et. @tgrrelien al @n1ug>
lerierne onilaaes til 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Gbriit Mtprmp &aeime, @is., en-
al 8Dens met aniete Danffe, er 1i61te
l1ge afgaaet be6 Dg6en, 55 9lar al.
San par en- SfolelereriGn fra STR
- bans Sober bar I iin Sis SoIfe,
ttngsman6 for en- of 8algfre6iene /
Sbp = og bar fi6en ban 1870 tom
til Mmerifa pao ct 8ar Mar ner boet
| &acine, bbis oanffe TorentngsIib
ban bar taget btrfiomt Del; iom 6or=
man6 pg 8eitpreliesmeolem af 9a-
mia og Sangforeningen &on1let bar
bon u6gbet en- betpoelig Sn6flp6elie.
Sun bar en- trofait 6anif Man6 og of=
bol6t / bloc &re6ie. Sans 8ro6er er
6en befien6te &e6aftgr af 9focine en-
gelife 8lo6 vEi1nes" so. MDrmp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
&pDal 8afing 8o,u6er &ompao=

GDDa1 Tattn9 FoW0er HDmPa9=
ntets &reii0ent> @illiam 3iegler al
Seem Sort, ct bleben onfloget al
@ron6 Surpen Cole Gou11tp, Mis-
lo11ri, for Mebbelagtigbe6 i 8eittf<
felle al Misiouri Senotorer for at
lette igiennem 2obforilag, Der biloe
pgre forbelagtige for bons &on=.
pog11i. @n DeputD @beriff fra Cole
@ountD er Seem Oorf for at faa
3ieJ(er n6leheret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20


9pbsfalb. Sgren Mobien afgtf
be6 Dg6en / Moroni, Sanpete Count
tn, l1tob, Sen IL. Sftober 1908, al
Ml6er6omSibagbe6 efter 2 9oges
Spgeleie. San bar fe6t Ben 10.
ssSannor 1918 5fan6erborg> 9an-
mart, blep Mormon 1876, e1ntgre=
re6e fra &ornitrup pr. @fan0erborg
1881 og fom til Moroni, bbor ban
ft6en bar lebet bos iin Sbigeri9n og
9atter. &an bar bel aniet og bar
Me6lem af @6jpr91ternes &borltn1,
ne66eler vBifnben"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Srpf. 9r. 2mnb, 9nr,,:r pe1 Sen
Tor. nerife &irfes &rnlteIfo(e, Min<
1reapolis, bar al @e'breosbSnipn to-
get SpbolO CT SiO slibepil!e> g. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Ntcttc &iritinc @tranblfup Garls.
ton, Minn, @uitru of 6. 6. 5trono=
ffob, forben @aarbeier i &iertebjerg
pao Mben, er afgaoet be6 9p6en, 70
9lar gan1nel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

@oot if1bt. g1 of Sc 6pgtig1te
Segere Sttatpo og S1negn er Don=
fferen Sopbus @anien. S forrige
ltge ne6lagoe ban fem &ao6pr og ct
Ear 8iprne, me66eler vDonebrog"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
9pbsfalb paa ct. Grpir. 81

9posfalb paa ct. Gruir. SUI
ftitsrao6, Mpotbefer 8. s. g. Gober
| Sreberifsite6 er afgaaet be6 De6en.
9en 9lf0e6e, Ser bar fb0t SEN 49,.
Suli 1928, fom iom 13 Mars Drerg
til ct. groir, ben6te ienere tiIbage
til 9anmarf for at toge farmacentijf
@fsanen og rej1te efter nogle Mors
Sor1eb otter til ct. @roir, bpor ban
opertog slpotbefet / Sre6erifsiteo,
iom ban ienere bar brebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
9onF Gfole= % Misiionsbns,

9onif @fole= oe Misiiomsbms,
Den 6onife lutberffe Me>1igbe6
Cotton, @al., far belluttet at opfgre
ct Sfolc= og Mislionsbus / 0leon6er
/ Bette @fteroar. @rbej6et bill 6line
poabegpn6t SEN oIlernerme1te
6remti6. Set er Sonfen at benrt=
te bette Sns iii 6onif 9feligtonsffole
-giennem @interen ON 9pr6ogen og
for en- Sis Ont Sommeren, fprenb
@armen og yrugtIelonen i11otrp6er
til oanif &perooasifole. 2igele6es
bil Ser giennem ssssonuor og Tebrnor
blipe ofbolot cit &effe 6ore0rag al
forifjellige Sore6rogsbol6ere, al bbil=
fe allere6e ct .Har far lobet fin 9ls1i=
itance. @n &Ias1e @ngeIlf for
Mpfommere bill o9iao blipe oprettet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

u@pitbiub", set fra Des Moines,
SSa., nofommen6e ipenife 8lo6, er
io1gt til v@benifa 6olfets Sioning" ,
Mtnneapolis, og Bette 8lo6 bi( ber=
efter blipe ienbt til u@bitbiobs" bi6=
tilperenoe @ol6ere. l16giperne af
Sbitbio6" iao fig nb6iaget til Bette
Sfri6t, 6o 8lo6ets l1ogifter bIeb 1ter=
re ems sesn6tngterne. Set er no=
fommet yoot 90 Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

S u9orts us stjsrne", set nooneo.
ltge Orgon for Donf=Mmerifonit
misunderstanding, fin6es / 9eoben.
ber gsumeret CIT meget r6fgrIie
og il1tcreslont Nibonolirg ON vDe
6onife sSolfeb6iifcler gfor6 9(meri-
ia" of &alt. @r: 91tergoaro> 9fing=
itc6, Sa. 9en inbebolber helc Sen
oonif=amerifonife @sjifoles &iitorie
fra oens fbrlte Sis OF cmtoler ref
1toferligt bber enfeGt Gfole for fig og
Be Mgn6, 6er bar orbei6et pe6 6en1.
9lfbonblingen ct leblaget al gpbe 81
lltltrationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

SDiflanbs 2esctpisinbnitri. O,n-
trent $4,000 Man6 bar 8ei ifiefti=
ge(ie / SDiflan0 be6 Sabrtfationen of
Segetgi. Gerbien af Sen aarlige
l1of9riel af 6enne 9(rttfel belgber fig
Ill 3,196,396. Nefen 80 Bro-I
cent af41enne SlQas Garer er forar-I
bejoeoe i-gebr1bere-ee @oa,,eberg og|
Sfobene | 8apern; Sbprtngen ogI
@r5gebirge pro0ucerer Sen Glagsi
Sre> ser er melt brugelig / bette
9jeme6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
Gngclif= =sStalicnif g(lliamce.

Gngclif= Stalienif Mlliance. Song
@ictor Emmanuel og Dronning Sc
lena af SStalien beidger for Ei6en set
enge1fte @of. Wfeget bentes al 6et-
te @eidg, og en- engelif=italienf ST.
liance oniees lom ct af &eiultaterne
af &ongens 8ei6g. Song @6par6s
&ejie til Srunfrtg og sStalien Bre-
ft6ent 2oubets 8ei6g / england,
Song @mmannels @eigg I 8aris og
MI / 2on6on, ali ipnes at tp6e paa,
at en- Sorit in1ellen1 Sc tire Mag-
ter er brogt / Stan6. &ongen og
Dronntngen reiite incognito giennem
6ranfrig og bnffe6e ingen Demon-
1trattoner. @n engelif @fa6re benz
te6e Moieteterne @berbourg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

9}pe @ru6eriamfn or ltil=
tet iSapmar6s, Sal. (2oge 184) cg
Mooilon, @is. (2oge Dona geo.
1859.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20


&eter Murtenien, Sen banife Mpr<
Ser Salt 2afe @itb, l1tab, oil bliDe
if116t Gengielsgoar6en 6erte6s Sen
20. 6s., nne66eler v8ien". Don1to=
lene far afpi1t enbber glppel, og ben
9g6sbemteS enelte @oob er MI, at
Stotens u8oar6 of HarbonS" pil of=
bo!6e ct @fstramg6e og fornil6e cl=
Ter 116iette bans S1rof - ct &oab,
ser neppe bltber opfpl6t. Morteu=
fen er MI beniat i en- ofion6ret Gelle,
bbor ser bol6es ffarp @agt ober Dont
9ag og Scat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Tlerfoneri / lttab alminbeligt. @n
al Mormonfirfens 9@l6jte bar un6er
60 ofgtpet Sen grfl9ring, at 6Ierfo-
neri er meget alminoeltg og betrag-
tee iffe / @taten iom lobftri6igt. Ser
er 3 Slags 9ggfeifaber, nemlig for
Ei6 og @bigbe6, for Ei6 alene og for
@bigbe6 alene. Sen f6r1te er. BET
almin6elige 9Ggteifab, set an6et er
for bette 2io alene, og set treble be-,
gpn6er, 1raar BET on6et b6rer op, nlt-
iaa beb Dg6en. Men ofteit antager
bette 9@gteffob for @bigbe6en en- me.
get ior6iif 6orm, og Samlibet bli.
Der iom ofteit begDnbf, iaalnart
9ggteffabet er in6gaaet. Disie i11-
teresiante 0plpsninger fremfom pe6
en- @etsiag / salt Safe gitp, bbor
en- &bin6e, Ser bab6e in6gaaet ct at
I6isfe gnigbe6s s=9ggteifaber mes en-
rig Man6, fr9beoe fin Del af Gien-
oon1men peb Manoens Dgb. s5gie-.
feret faifilog, at iaaoa,ll.e gGaleifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Trpfcn Snscbura &jort=2orcntscn
fra 9fosfilbe opboloer fig for Gi6en /
&merifa og far bl. a. beibgt en- Miis
&egon / Mo6iion, @is., mes bbeln
bun bor 1tiftet 8efienbtfob / 2on=
son. Mils &egan ,belSgte ben6e ifior
/ benbes @jem / &osfilbe. yrp=
fen iorib=2orent5en er en @gIter al
@r. @iortb<2orent5en, ser bill blibe
u6nebnt til @uber1gr oper Sc 6an1fe
beittn6iife Ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
bldndt rdnd$nlXnQ / Hmerika.
Iutere..ante swaattns ira uasse Rider }

Sen Sur. &irfes @fplc / Ylair bar
Al gleper, al boirfe Sc 12 er / oen
tbeologiffe @fbeling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Mpotbefer SearD Masanti ! geoar
lalls, So oer ION tioligere 1neooelt
zbor bpref n1egef ipgs e MT n lac 900
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
GOLD AND SILVER
An Unusually Rich Strike Four Miles
 From Pearce.

What Is regarded as a phenomenal strike has just been made about four miles from Pearce by three miners named J. C. Mortelle, Walter Lane and Frank Taylor, says the Tombstone Prospector. The strike is what is known as the silvenite ore and is rich in gold and silver. Several assays made show the values to reach from S3,000 to S5.OO0 per ton. The find was made near a lone hill four miles due east of Pearce, and but little surround ing indication of the wealth of precious metal directly beneath the surface was in evidence The entire country about the strike has been located, and loca- tion monuments extend in either dir2c- tion for a mile or more. Since the rich strike a shaft has been started and 1t is asserted over a ton of the rich ore has been extracted within the little distance so far gone, while the indica- tions point to the property becoming a bonanza.
 The Commonwealth mine at Pearce which has astonished the mining world with the richness of it's ores, is located in that vicinity and if reports are true this will make another remarkable pro- ducer in that section. Several speci- mems of the ore were brought to Tomb stone and it's richness is at once appar- ent, being heavily laden with the pre- oious metals and has occasioned much excitement.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
BIsBEE COPPER ZONE
Resume of Development Going on in
 the Warren District,

The Bisbee Review furnishes the fol- lowing as the latest resume of the act iVities o; the larger properties under development in the Warren district;
 Tho Calumet and Arizona is now one of the richest mines In existence and is still uncoyering large bodies of ore in it's different shafts and keeping it's ore bins full notwithstanding the large amount that s shipped each day to the smelter at Douglas. and which ship ment will be doubled in a few days when the rev shelter is blown in.
 The Anaconda and Bisbee group con- sisting of twenty claims is situated on the mesa about 5000 feet west of the Portage Lake and in a direct line with the Calumet and Bisbee, and is owned by Chas. Cunningham, John Twomey. Tom Dwyer. Bob Hennesey and Chas. Fletcher A force of nine men are now at work on the property doing the pre- llminary work. When this is finished the ground will be properly surveyed for patent. Several offers have been made for this property by eastern cap ltalists, but none of them have yet been entertained
 The Marquette and Arizona, which adjoins the Copper Glance. is rapidly coming into prominence. The main shalt is going down rapidly under the guidance of Superintendent James Blair who with Superintendent Emil Marks, says that they will not stop until they have reached depth of l.500 feet, at which depth they expect to strike the main ore body and this depth they will not be long in attaining as force of twenty men are at work day and night. Large and connections of fees, boarding houses and other nee essary buildings have been erected and everything is going on like clock work.
 Although II has been but a few weeks since Michigan capital purchased the Portage Lake mine from the prospect ors who locs ted it, activity is now the order of the day. A boarding house, bunk house. office and blacksmith shop have already been erected, and the work of sinking q two compartment shaft has been commenced. Hosting machinery has been ordered which will arrive by the time the shaft is deep enough to install it.
 The lessees of the Easter Sunday are still taking out and shipping ore to the smelters at Colorado. but just what values they are getting the miners re- fuse to state. From the fact that they are constantly making shipments, how ever. it is not thought that they are losing any money.
 The Calumet and Pittsburg is situ ated on the edge of the recognized zone but notwithstanding this a prospecting shaft has b. en driven down goo feet and the ore body has been encountered which thus places the Pittsburg among the producers. A new two-compart- ment working shaft has been started on this property and the necessary ma chinery for its rapid sinking is already on the ground.
 The Calumet and Bisbee. which ad-
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

joins the South Bisbee. is being devel- oped as rapidly as possible. The main shaft, which is situated about 300 feet from the South Bisbee No. 2. which is in ore at a depth of 1000 feet. is now down nearly 100 feet. Stringers of ore have been encountered In this depth. but Scott Turner, the superintendent. intends to to no drifting until after he has got the big ore body which he knows exists at a depth of 1000 feet and only 300 feet dittant. The new hoist is now in place and three shifts of men are working regularly. Quite a little settlement has sprung up about this mine.
 The Wolverine and Arizona is one of the latest properties that have been ac- Nuired by Eastern capital and they have already commenced work on one Of the claims, known as the Brokeh Promise. The lumber is on the ground for office buildings, bunkhouses and boarding house. and nOist machinery will arrive by the time the main shaft has reached sufficient depth to need it.
 Only -four men are at work on the Modern property at present. Owing to the water in the main shaft. sinking had to be abandoned. as did the work of drifting on the 200-foot level. The work of drifting in the 10O- foot level still continues. and the drift has been in ore for the last thirty feet and still continues. T. was learned from good authority that a g1lendid offer has been made by Calumet ueo- pie for this property and will probably be accepted.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
MINING NOTES.

In subjugating the water in the Con solidated mines and in eliminating this drawback that has stood as bar to the developne ent of this great district, the installation of powerful pumps and stations at inc lower levels has solved the problem and made possible that which the primitive, yet powerful. pumps of twenty years ago were un- able to accomplish. The volume of water ejected from the shaft in each twenty-four hours by these powerful pumps exceeds two million five hun dred thousand gallons. There are not. perhaps, in the entire union more pow erfuI and successfully operated pumps than those of the Consolidated Mines corlpany.-Prospector
 Monday Joe Good, for number of years connected with the Pride of the West mines at Washington, but re- gently at Picacho. California. arrived in Nogales. Joe has a number of valu- able claims m the Washington district that will now receive his undivided attention. His many friends will be glad to learn of lis return to Santa Cruz county.-Nogales Vidette.
 Assistant General Manager A. M. Conard and W. F.. Hannon, auditor for the Hays Consolidated Mining. Milling and Lumber company, after several days spent in Nogales, have returned to Camp Hays The fine wagon road being built by the company between Quijano, on the Sonora railroad and the camp is nearing completion and will be one of the best wagon roads to be found anywhere. It will connect rich gold region with the Sonora rail- road and the outside world.-Nogales Nidnffa