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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13

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~ LEROY SPRINGS,
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Genp. Pa. Agent.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13

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with Kidney troubles, write Mt once
for a large dollar bottle for % cents.
as trial to
Natures Remedy Co,
nl9-O2-lyr Washington, ID. C..
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13
CLEVELAND CANNOT BE THE
CANDIDATE
Bryan Thinks Grover is looking
for Some Salve for the
Bruises He Has Been
Nursing.


Newark, n. j., May 9.--The
Neys has the following from it's
Jfncoln, Neb., correspondent:
VIM. J. Bryan received The
News correspondent very cor.
daily today at his country resi-
dence, four miles fror. this city.
A. typewriting machine was click
ing busily in the upstairs room
and the farm hands were at work
in the.adjoining fields. MIR. Bry.
ans red brick house is more
modefn add more pretentious
than the somewhat old fashioned
old home of Grover Cleveland at
Princeton.
Mr.. Bryan would not submit to
an Interview unless the questions
were written and the answers re
corded verbatim as he spoke
them.
''Is it possible for GroverCleve.
land 70 receive the Democratic
nomination next year, Mr.. Bryan?"
"Thore is not the remotest pos
sibiIity Of Mr.. Cleveland becom.
ing>the nominee. His staunchest
friends would not risk him as a
candidate" said Mr.. Bryan.
"But MIR. Cleveland has appsr.
emily come out of retirement and
many suppose he is seeking re.
tirement," remarked The News
man
81 am not in Mr.. Clevelaud's
coDtaonce,' - sand Mr.. Bryan, "and
therefore cannot give an inside
explanation, but as an outsider
venture to say that his purpose Is
to positively refuse to be can.
didate after awhile and then
allow his friends to say that he
woulG have been nominated and
elected had he not refused to run.
The might afford Mr.. Cleveland
some satisfaction rs . salvC for
the bruises which he has nursed
since 1896. There is tan of the
Democratic party which was very
nearly pulled out seven years ago.
that Is jnst "a mOnOyo}istic in Its
tendsusIes as the Bepu blican
party De. There are also a mum.
Der Of newspapers. calling them
selves Democratic, as monopols.
tic as any Republican newspapers
and | VIII name few Of them ::
THE Chicago Chronicle, Nashville
American, Louisville Courier.
journal, BostonHerald, Phlla del.
phis Ledger, New York Times.
Brook Iyn Eagle and some others.
This clees Of newspapers can be
relied upon 70 support any Re-
publican policies the financiers
Of tba country are interested in.
They keep up an attack on minor
things and sometimes attack in.
dividual Repr biicans, but they
are % we'll allied to organized
wea'th tk2t they simply deceive
the people. IF there were a law
compelling these newspapers to
carry the names of the men who
dictate their policies at the top
of the editorial pages, the people
would know that the supposed
editorial had little or no force.
These socalled Democratic news
papers can be depended upon to
defend anv Democrat who betrays
bis party and his constituents
and abuse any Democrat who
cannot be corrupted. This class
of newspapers represent as pub.
lie sentiment that which they
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-13
You Know What You Are Taking

When yOn take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
t is simply iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure no pay. SOC
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
AT DRIPPING SPRINGS.

Jack Clark was a visitor to the me tropolis of Gila county last week, re- turning to his claims in the Dripping Springs range Monday. He and Billy Lawrence are running tunnel on the Myrtle mine, one of group of five gold claims lying one half mile north of the Gladys and Cowboy mines and about one and one-half miles southeast of Sutherland's ranch. The ledge is four feet wide on surface and horns well for a distance of 800 feet, and is contact. in shale and granite. The tunnel is in 125 feet and the boys are making about two feet a day. and figure on reaching the ledge in 45 feet more. At a dis tance of 107 feet they struck a two Inch stringer which assays $94. Messrs John Kavanaugn and John Boner are CO., owners with Lawrence and Clark The district is rich in gold veins. On the Dobe mine, north of the Two Step. the owners took out about $500 with a rocker, packing water from spring 300 yards distant.-Globe Times.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04

this ledge. They were Mexicans and worked the mines till the Apaches drove them away and killed most of the women. The Americans finally drifted in and took up the mines of this section. They paid little attention to gold lodges, for silver was high and they devoted their attention to that metal. The mines were at last taken up by BCEan Brothers who did consid- erable work on them and from whom J. P. Owen secured an option last Octo- Der. The Sierrita company was formed and went to work and sank shafts on the property which consists of three claims. Shafts were sunk to a depth of 200 feet and over. cross cuts were run and the property thoroughly developed. About twenty tons of ore was run through the Yellow Jacket mill as a test by the former owners, which netted them SEQ per ton in gold
 Dine of the great drawbacks to the milling proposition was the scarcity of water, which has now been solved. A few days ago a water stratum was struck at the bottom of one of the shafts and S1 feet of water rose in the shaft in three hours. MT. Owen has sent q pump to the grounds which will be in operation in a few days and further sinking will commence.
 The Tres Amigos property is gold property similar to the Orc Blanco, but this mine has seen more work. It was owened by s. w. Champion of Alham- bra, California. The ore is another Of the porphyry contacts of the district, beautifully free and very friable. The shaft shows better ore and will yield on an average from SIP to s15 per ton.
 The last group of claims belonging to the first company is the Banner, now known as the Sierrita group. are situ- ated in the Sierrita mountains, some few miles from the Gro Blanco district. They are lead and silver and are very rich. There are fifteen claims in the group and a large vein runs through out the entire length of the property. which has been thoroughly developed.
 The Sorrel Top Milling and Mining company is composed of New York capitalists. They have secured the Sorrel Top group of claims from A. r.. and John w. Began. Jack Truscott and William Perry. This Is a gold mine ard is entirely independent of the Sier- rita company's holdings. The company is capitalized ct S1,5OO.O0O The Sorrel Top mine is one O: the pride of the Orc BlancO. It is perched high on the crest of one of the big mountains of the dis triCt. The mine is another contact vein in porphyry between white and red dicrite contact, much Ike the Tres
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
Copyright. 1903, by Robert Howard
 Russell)
By GEORGE AIDE.

One Day lowly Steam Filter, who received only 70 cents an Hour for fill ing his Pipe, was sent to do Job of Repairing in the Palatial Residence Of q Syndicate Mogul.
 While he was hamrnering merrily at his Task, trying to fill out an S-hour Day. the Lady of the House came and watched him. Her Heart was touched with great Pity for any Man who still had his Appendix and whose Picture had never appeared in the Sunday Pa pers. So she had the Butler bring some Charlotte Russo for the humble Toiler After which he borrowed one of her goldtip Cigarettes and gave her a few Minutes of his Time, in spite of the Fact that she did nor belong to the Union.
 "This is a Swell Joint you've got here. Lady" said the Steam Filter. ''The only thing that makes he Sore is to think that all of theis Hot Dog you're throwin' on comes out of the Pockets
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04

of poor, hard-worlSin' Guys, such as me-
 You wrong us," said the Great Lady in a tone of Gentle Sadness. My Illus band never film hams the poor laborer. All that he has he made by shifting the Cut on the small Stockholders. We are much interested in the Working Classes and wish to establish a free Lecture Course, so that the Poor may learn all about Anthropology. Very often I go and sing Solos at Mission Entertain ments. but in spite of this my poor Husband is pictured as hungry Octo- pus who has taken a death-grip on the Consumer"
 "Td hate to be a Corporatio Direc- tor" said the Steam Filter. "The Mug that controls a Million Bucks ain't got Friend on Earth except the People who happen to be with him at the time. All the Congressmen throw Bricks at him and the Editorial Writers toast him to a Crisp. The Rainbow Week lies put him in Cartoons as having four Chins and a Waist Measurement of 52, whereas all the MOney-Getters I ever spotted were as thin as Rails and look ed as if they had to live on Tea and Toast. But the Workingman. He's the Boy that gets all the Violets. When they put me into Cartoon they make me out to be handsome Charley with my Sleeves rolled up and set of Mus cles that would make Jeffries ashamed of himself I always wear a dinky Paper Cap and full growth of Presby- terian Whiskers. Every time I see a Picture of the American Workingman in three Colors, I'm glad that I'm not q low-down Capitalist. I may not handle as much Coin as some of the She'll Workers that hang out in Wall Street, but any time that I feel dis couraged all I have to do is to dig up my 90 cents and go to a Variety Show and then find out that I am the only | true-hcarted and honest American, eN- cept the gallant Volunteer. The very
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
THE HAL AND AL.

John Elliott of Pinto came in Tues day after supplies, and says that May or Con Crowley has gone through the ledge of the Hal and Al, eighty -one feet, and reached the hanging wall which is diorite. The foot wall is schist. The first fifteen feet of ledge is carbon ate ore and will average seven per cent copper, and the remainder is sulphides of iron and copper. The ledge was en- countered after tunnel had had been
 driven 1c0 feet. and a wing was sunk
 at this point. 40 feet, which is all in ore. There is an immense body of cop per in this belt, covered by the Battal- ieur, Collins, Newman, Hal and Al and Great Republic group, and as soon as the right people. with the necessary capital get to work, one of the best producing copper camps in Gila county will be established Incredible Times.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
PIMA COUNTY MINES
Several Big Properties Charged Hands
 Recently.

The first two of a series of large min ing transfers that will be made here within the next sixty days were con- summated during the past few days when the old Banner mine, the Orc Blanco and the Tres Amigos passed into the hands Of the Sierrita Mining and Milling cOmpahy, and the Sorrel Top group went to the Sorrel Top Min ing company's possession. says the Tucson Citizen. The price paid for these properties will reach away up in iE the hundI ed thousands of dollars. The deals have been pending almost year and the purchasing companies have had the properties under bond during which time they have don. thousands of dollars worth of work on them and in every possible manner tested them for what they were worth before they closed the deals. The work in addition to the work already done by the owners proved beyond all doubt that the mines are bonanzas and they will now go al them with pick and drill and the old Orc BlarCo district that has been idle for n number of years will ring with the clamorous echo of the miners steel.
 
 the properties are close corporations, and no stock will be sold. They have ample capital to dO all work required and will spare no expense to place the mines on a paying basis.
 The Orc Blanco and Tres Amigos mines are located in the Orc Blanco range of mountains. about eighty miles from the Mexican border line. The district has been noted for years as a gold and silver producing locality and many of the mines have been worked by the Spaniards and the traces can now be seen of the old works on the hili1ides. One piece of work is very prominent, done by these toilers and that is the entire vein of the Orc BlarCo had been taken out for a length of 150 feet and to depth of at least thirty feet. At 2 later date some thi-t--five years ago, forty-seven ar rastas were at work and over 15O peo- pie lived off the proceeds taken from
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04

eign Musician or a Lady with new System of Culturists bobs up on the Horizon, I don't have to go chasing around, letting on that I am interested You never see me at one of these punk Amateur Performances. applaudins the Bank Accounts. Nobody expects me to make any Calls and never drink Tea except when I want it. The Sean dal Sheets never show up my Family History and as far as 1 can learn, my Wife never hired a Detective to. watch me. It is true that sometimes I find nothing on the Menu except Corned Beef and what goes with it. but l tear into it with an Appetite that would b. worth SS,OOO.OO0 to Rockefeller at this Minute. And now. Lady, according to the Rules of the Union, I must knock off for today. as its . o'clock
 Your story has interested me" said the Lady of the House. II should like to visit your Family and write a Paper on the Home Life of the Toilers-'
 I'm sorry we can't have you" was the Reply. You Society Ducks don't care who you invite. but I'm an officer in the Union and I'll queer myself if begin to associate with the disreputa- ble Rich. You'll have to put up with your own Kind"
 Moral: The Wealthy have nothing left except Money.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
GLOBE AND VICINITY
Black Warrior Plant Resumes Work
 Other Mining Enterprises.

The Black Warrior Copper company, amalgamated, started up their new teaching works on Monday, and is teaching about 60 tons of ore per day, which will be increased gradually un- til the full capacity of the works, about 300 tons, is reached says the Globe Silver Belt. Some delay has been occasioned at Black Warrior by the detention of needed supplies at Bowie Three cars of scrap iron and two cars of oil arrived on last nights train, and it is expected that consign- ments will now arrive regularly and will soon be augmented by the ship ment Of sulphide ore for acid-making from Oakland, Cal. The forces at the mine and works have been largely in- creased during the week.
 Judge F. NJ. Force. manager of the Arizona Colorado company, informs us that water was struck in their double compartment shaft at & feet and worl, has been suspended until a steam hoist can be put in. It was not expected that ore would be struck in the shaft until it reached a depth of 150 feet, but at 55 feet a seam Of mineral!Zed quartz was encountered which has widened until at the present depth the whole in which there is 2O-inch pay streak carrying 90 per cent lead, & to S6 sil- ver and which is heavily copper stain ed. Grading for the hoist is now in progress. There is a very good demand for the stock of the Arizona Colorado company. the price of which has been advanced to 90 cents per share.
 Twenty feet was made during the week In sinking the old Dominion's bis shaft. which is now down 13O feet A steam hoist. which has been in ope- ration since last Friday, has facilitated the work. The grading of the new shelter site is progressing and other work Is moving along satisfactory.
 James P. Faull returned a few days since from his mining claims recently located on the Gila river. opposite the San Carlos Copper company's property. Mir. Faull completed the location work on three of the four claims, and at the point where the most work has been done on the ledge the showing is very encouraging.
 The officers of the Arizona Hancock and Lake Superior and Arizona mining companies. A. C. Sieboth, superinten- dent. and of the Globe Boston Copper Mining company. George S. Andrus, superintendent, have been moved into more spacious quarters in the Walsh building on the southeast corner of Broad and Cedar streets.
 W. g. Sultan. superintendent of the Arizona Commercial company. received instructions from the eastern office last week to resume work on the several levels of the Copper Hill mine. On Monday he started work with a small force. which will be gradually increased to twelve or fifteen men. The occur rences of sulphide ore on the lower levels Of the Copper Hill are important and justify extensive development.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
WHEN CONFEDERATEs SALUTET
 GRANT.

Out in Chattanooga they tell this story of civil war days: Chattanooga creek was the dividing line between the outposts of the federal and con- federate armies, and during lull in hostilities the pickets of both cultivated one another's acquaintance, having agreed not to fire on one another. One day when the captain of the union guard saw General Grant with his staff approaching, ne said to his men: Turn out the guard for the command ing general The confederates on the other side of the creek. not more than fifty feet away. heard the order. ana their captain, cOnceiving the idea nf paying a compliment to the enemy shouted: Turn out the guo~d for the commanding general of th federal army" The ragged confederate pick cts stood at attention for several mo- ments, and then saluted Grant as he rode away.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04

we found that the Price was Ss00L So we decided if he wanted to practice Homicide 1t would be cheaper to get him on the Police Force. Being too Ioor to send him to 9 University. we It him take Lessons at a Boxing Academy and now. when any one starts Rough House he is almost as handy as a regular Student. He can smoke Egyptian Cigarettes and blow the Smoke through his Nose and he gives me the Laugh when I call hius down, and SO I feel that We have ac- complished by Home Training what might have been expected from Col lege Course. As for Vivian. our bright eyed little Daughter. she is the zIp- piest High-Flyer that speeds the Bou,e- yard. When 1t comes to French Heels and the long Straight Front ard an kinds of Blouse hanging in front of her. she can make the average Society Bul look like a bum Imitation She has one of these wig-wag WaIks-the kind that makes People jump off of the Sidewalk Of course. she is only the Daughter of an obscure Steam-Fitter but let ne give you a Pointer. You can't tell bv IoolIin' at one of these Fairie- nowa- days what kind of Clothes her Father wears. When it comes to Lugs. cant see that the Heiress has any Bulge on the simple Working Girl AS for putting into the Social Swim. she has a Scheme all framed up. by which she expects to become acquainted Cith all of the gold-piated Johnnies who i1- fest the Municipality. She is going on the Stage to be a Show Girl She says tl, than one on her Staff while the Show Girl can take her Pick of Q large Bunch So you see that in these Days of Pt.bii- Schools and cheap Reading Natter and custom made limitations. even the most Humble can occasionally make Bluff at being the Real Thing So lon.; as my Children hOot at my Suggestions and tell me every Day where tO get oT or how to back over the Dump. Papa will not be altogether discouraged in regard to their Social Careers Tn fact the only thing that worries me Is the Fear that I won't be able to keep Up with them"
 ''I am glad to find you SO Philosoph- ical.' said the Millionairess. After reading several Books written by Col lege Professors. who disguised them selves as LaborerS and went and lived among the down-trOdden Masses. | have supposed that a Steam Filter was a rather Gloomy Proposition
 "Why should I be gloomy The for nal Dinner Party is the Champion Gloom-Factory and I never have to gn near one of them. I don't have to wear my Intellect out Frazzle keeping up with the Popular Novels When a For
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04
AN ARIZONA GIRL
The Guest of Honor at a Springfield,
 III. Social Fur ction.

Miss Caila Mills. one Of Phoenix fairest daughters. and who has lived here nearly all ner life is visiting relatives in Illinois and enjoying her self as only a healthy. good-natured and pretty Arizona girl can do. At the present time she is in Springfield where she is being made very much at home as she naturally would feel in any capital city. The Morning JoUnal of that city in it's issue of the 29th speaks as follows of a party given the preced- ing evening in her honor:
 Miss Gala Josephine Mills of Phoe- nix, Ariz.. was the guest of honor at a progressive euchre party given last evening by Colonel and Mrs. James R.. B. Van Cleave at their home on South Fourth street
 The house was beautifully decorated with roses and crab apple blossoms. Maldaner served the refreshments. The following well-kncwn society people were present:
 The Misses Lucy Wiggins, Mary Humphrey. Lucy Jones. Georgia La tham, Ethel Bradish. Frarces Paddock, Mary Hudson, Jessie Price, Rena George. Maud Humphrey, Bessie Wil- son. Mary Bradish, Eloise Smith, Helen Matheny. Anna Graham Lord, Mrs. John s. Lord.
 Messrs. George Keys. Latham Souther. Thomas Smith, Nathan Cole, Ralph Reed, Pascal Hatch, Turney Baird, Frank Hamilton. James A. Jones, Owsley Brown. James l.. Cook. F. K. Whittemcre. jr.. VII Smith, John Latham. Colonel John Lord.
 The prizes were decidedly western and were suggestive of the range, the sagebush ana the cactus of Miss Mills home and were as follows:
 Ladies', an oil painting. "The Cow Boy" by Mis- Rena George; gentle mans. a water color Chief Broken Arm" framed in leather ornamented, won by Owsiey Brown. The lone-hand prize. a souvenir spoon. Arizona" won by Miss Jessie Price. Ladies consola- tion prize. an Arizona Ind an quirt, by Miss Mary Bradish, and gentleman's consolation prize. 9 COW boys Spanish spur. by Floyd F.. Whittemore, jr.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04

President Andrew Johnson lived aJ Greenville. a town Of 1.SOO population. and one of the oldest in the state about sixty miles northwest of Knoxville The building he occupied for shop when following his trade stin stands, and the old sign is allowed to remain in It's place over the door. reading. A John son. Tailor" Every now and then some old citizen turns up one of his receiptef bills for making or repairing garments He left no son. and the Patterson fam fly. the descendants Of his daughter. still occupy his former residence.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-04

best Friend that Union Labor has in this Country is the Vawdy'yille Artist. who works 2S Minutes a Day for $175 Week"
 "Stiu, with your restricted Income. you cannot seek the elevating Influ- ences of our kind Society" said the Lady of the House. That must grind you g good deal, especially if you have Children growing up- I can imagine that it would be hard lines to know that your Offspring have no Social Ca reers awaiting them"
 Me and my Wife lay awake Nights and cry about it,'' said the Steam Filter We thought for awhile we might save up and buy Jimmy an Auto, but when we looked in the Catalogue