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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
~ Raudt bic BONANZA.
YoliieiltaeS.

Sobn Solanb, Is Sabre alt, Der
feline @ohnuns ols 2133 &oanofe Str.
ansisbt, fubr seffern puf einem Bicycle
bic Shelbp StraBe entlang, als ibm
Der polisiit 9ofbauer begegnete. SOs
fort iprang Solano bonn &abe unb
beriu9te fid, 10 ianea Jpn nur bic
geine tra9en fonnten, in Siderbeit su
brinsen. 6rfbauer befieg oas bon
Soaano i'm Sti9 selafene @ao unb
iagte binter Dem Sliidtling Der unb
bottle oenielben elm. 9Onano marbe
porldufis unter Mnflage beg gummel1s
gefteQt.
Sape Smitb, 26 Sabre oft,
wurbe unter Der Mntlage bes tbdtli9en
Nngrifs nit t6btlibsr Mbfi9t eeffsrn
abenb berbaftet. Smith foa Dor meb=
reren Sa9en ben 6arbiqen 9enrp
Slaughter an Der IL. StraBe unb benz
@anal in's 8ein 9ei9ohen baben.
J same i'm q, IS, 90. Garter
80 uno Dennis Sweeney 26, bic ibrert
WObnort als @lrop, Wis., ansaben,
muroen bur9 bic Seteftibs Solb uno
8rap unb ben Sheriff bon grasil pers
baftet. Die orei Wdnner inb ange=
tlaet. einem Mann bier i'm Babnaofe
bic SaIhen our9iu4t 3u babeE.
Carl Spe, 25 Sabre oft, Der
feinen Wobnort bat, ipuroe unter Nns
fla9e bes 2leinbiebfabls uno bes 3ra-
gems perborsener WaHen bur9 ben
poli3iffen 3urb berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20

nii9en Bottles oeuti9ss ylut HiebN 10
fann man getrOff b%ebaupten. bab Der
wi9tiefe Saftor in Der 8eiammtents
midlun9 bieies grOben Sanoes in pole
tii&sr tpie mirtbihaftli6er 8e3iebung
Der Seutidameritaner lit. Sn ibm
perf6rpert ii6 in Der 9liidli4fen Weiie
bic bebarrii6e Ausoauer unb @ewiHen-
baftisteit bes Seutfden init benz ges
Iddftli6en S6arfblid uno unterneb.
munesseiff beg Entertainers. unb nit
pollsm Rsdte ia9te tirslia elm ansefe-
bsner pulitifer in @aibinston BEL gr-
Orterung Der ginwanoerunssfrase bon
ben Deuti4en: Bon Der Sorte t6nnen
mir gar nidt gsnug betOmmen!@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
ItBssidid zines Seria0ne=
ruugsfanflers.
Ribbanbelt, bsraubt unb einseitedt.

Senrp 8itner, Elm Barber, Der feline
Wobnung ais 419 on Martet Strabs
augab, eri9ien sefiern in Der poli3ei=
itation uno meloete unter Shrduen,
oab i'm Elm Wann betrunfen aemaat
uno ibm bann feline 8aari9aft bon
$l7.5 SO, fowie einen soloenen 8ing i'm
Wertbe bon $40 abeenOmmsn babe.
gs muroe ibm beoeutet, oab er ii4 gum
poliseianwalt bsmiiben iOae, UNI bort
einen 8erbaftsoefebl su erwirfen.
ga Der Wann aber bisrau ni4t 3u
bepegen NOR, ionoern INNER wieoer
suriidtebrte, 10 purbe err unter Der In=
tlage Der Sruntsnbeit eingeiperrt. Sem
iungsn Wanne mar ibrigens aud Die
san3e Naie 3eridlasen, getriibt lab
er ieiner 3ele uno ba9te iiber iein
MiBgefdif nab. 3uerf blutig GEE
|i9lassn. bann Der Wertbia9en entles
bist uno 3uleBt nod bon bener einge=
iperrt, bic er UNI S9ub anaing, er.
idien i'm, benin bod etpas auDiel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20

@Ieftrii9er Strom CUR
8eleu9tuns ieines 9otels itubl Elm
@aitbausbeiiber in Der Gtabt Merifo.
Gr purbe bie<tpegcn gu eine:n Sabre
9efdngniB unb $3.50 Geloftrdfe per-
bonnert.
Sum 6 n q brig<Sret
~ | / lieenbien It bere9tist IN
Der iapanii1en Grlnee bas abgangs>
@ramen ber Mfitteii9ule. b. b. pie in
Seutl9lanb Der erfolgrsibe 8efu9 Der
unterfetunna.
81 r bau n II b s a :
pan bon go proaent Der Geiammtz
bebDlferlng betrieben. 8pn Den in Der
SnbuItrie beI6iftigten geripnen iinb
etrpa IS prosent gr6eiter unb 65 PRO
gent Nr6eitcrinnen.
Die au # raIif9e 3egiez
bat cine Expedition orsaniiirt
lpelGe Die &egicn 5uii9en Dem Gpres
See unh Der 0ren5e BON Queenslanb
erfprfden ION. Oas @s6ist 1T cine Der
f9limm{ten Mi{ten Der Grbs.
9 elmer g d 8riefe
tauben, Bic in Iantes, Trantreid,
auFeelaHen ipnrbea, barlit Tie ibren
Seimatbsidlas oufiuhen fOIten. lieB
fid elm. 1000 Meilen bon Der &iifte
eniiernt uuf einem Sdiffe nieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20

Die @roBsef5uorenen rei6ien gee
ffern i6ren S9lubberidt elm. l1eber
Die Grgebnihe Der unteriu4unaen Deg
Srrenaipls in Suliette unb bes Mrmsr-
bauies iagt oergeri9t, bab Die Sulietta
anifalt fi3 in gutter @erfaRuns be-
finbe unh oab bic SniaRsn gut Der.
pfegt tperoen. Der superintendent
oes armenbauies bat quite &eiuItats
auf3uueiien, ieoo9 fno bier bic @s-
bdube IN 10 baufd0igem 3uffanoe, Oab
Der Dori&lag gema9t pirb, bic CUR
@rri@tung neuer @ebdube notbmenoi.
gen Sslber balbisft su bemiligsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20

angefommen, madte fie bic embedding,
oab elm She'll berielben bsroorben mar.
Oa Darts fi9 peigerte, bic 5ri4te
pieber surid3unebmen, 10 tpanote bic
Frau fi6 an Die Si6erbsits = geb6rbs
unb bieie sins Johann iummarii9 ges
gen Warfs Dor.
glmer Stoobart. pel1er bon Der
Yoli3eimannidaft unter Sagsart's Io-
minifration entlafen tuorben mar.
spurbe seitern uls pOli3if tuieoer angs.
felt.
Cine Delegation BON Sieisite.Y ers
bshsrunss-@lub madte gefern Der
Siderbeitsbeb6roe ibre Mufmartuns
unb eriudte. babin 3u wirten. baB i'm
duBerfen fholidsn SbetIe Der Staot.
LIN Der Hdbe Der @irtelbabn. elm
Spribenbaus erridtei tperbe. Sie Be-
bbroe ertldrte. oaB CUR 3sit feline GEL
Der fur ben 8au zines iolden borban.
ben fino.
u ngebote tir 2ieerun.
gen o n 9 orrdtben Or
bass tabt.6ppitaI
aus9e 9rieben.
Die @elunbbeits. 8ebsrbe bat Mnee-
bote FIR 2isferuugeu bon 8orrdtben
fir bas 6tabt- Sofpital fur ben Wonat
Wobsmbsr ausaeidrieben. Die @ons
trnete tperben am rs. October perseben
peroen. fisa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
Surge Sepei&em.

10. Ottober.

SnIamS.
Wabingt0n. General SEQ.
.. Struggles friber Direction oes bief=
gen SOloaten 9eims, 1T 9e%fforben.
NabbiIle, Senn. Die rleuen
Gra4tiduppsn Der Nafbbils. @batta-
noosa & ct. 9ouis Babn tuurben
nsbf Snbalt einsedi9ert. 0erluH
5000. 900; teine Ierf9erung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
Mms Staat= ttmo Gornta=T er
maltnag.
Sabre tperben perseben, ebe bic gabnseIeiis
bober seIest perben.

Il 4oJS~ 9ShS9i WYNN"
Mepor Solbman bat bic bon benz
Stabtratb am lssten Wontag angs'
nvmmene Oroinana unterssidnet. trait
pel4er bic 2ate erie Wsfern Babn,.
bic Big Sour gabn. uno WOuOn
Sabn @eielf&aften ee3tuuneen fein
iollen, big gum l. sunni 1905 i6rs Ss'
leiie an Der WaHa9uietts Mpenue uno
10. Ctr. b6ber gu leaen.
gs wirb isood nod ie%oenfalls bel
Waher ben Wbite &iber binabfiebsn,
biz bieie Sodleguns Der @sleiie Dor fi4
gegangen 1T.
Die @sielidaften batten fi9 befannt=
lid bereit erfldrt, bic 8srbeherunssn
pOrnebmen gu lafen, tusnn bic. Staot
Elm 8iertel Der Soften traseu tpirbe.
Sieie wiroen fi9 auf $4,000 be.
laufen baben uno oieis Summe 1T
au9 bereits in's .ftdotiI9s Budget fir
oas nd4te Satr eingeffelt. Ser
Staotratb bat ieood befanntlid be-
i6lofen, baB bic Stabt nidts gu ben
Soften beiiteuern ioae.
Na9 Der Nnfidt bes Stabt.Nnpalts
@arrum maj bieier 8eihluB Elm UNI
tluser, oa Die 8abn- @eisuidaften isbt
isoenfa1s bic 8srbeh erungen iiber=
baupt ni9t pornebmen wsrosn. sic
perbsn fi9 oertlagen lafsn un6 Der
5al wiro ale Snftan3en big gum BUM
oss- 8 berseri6t bur9laufen unb tusnn
oasielbe oann feline gnti6eioung ab9e-
seben bat, m09en bisIei9t 5-6 Sabre
Sergangen iein. n
I9ie geb6rbe tir 6ffsnt.
Ii9e Werte
erleoiste In ibrer seftrisen SiBuns nur
@outine= 8ei1dfte.
Mneebots tuuroen entgesen9snommsn
fir: l,7
Cement sitentpese an MiQer Str.
SHblsit., bon Blaine Wbe. big 5arb'
ing Str. - Warion @alowea; 60 @ts.
@ement.e eitenpsse unb ainnfeine
an Sugar &rope gps., bon Snbiana=
9lbenue big Is. StraBe. = s. W
2adep; $1.224. S. 8. DOB; $1.23.
Sir einen ususr Mb5usscanal in Der
Sopa- unb anberen StraBen warer
teine 4nsebOte %eingelaufen.
Die primdr=a .9iFe fur Sc
mentsS eitentpege uno &innfteine on
%. StraBe, bon Salbott= bis gentraI-
Ipsnue. tpurbe beftdti9t.
Der pfan Der State pla3a 4bbi.
ton, ME oas ~9eseniiber Der Saub.
ffummen = Mnffalt belegene ebemaliae
Staatsfelo in 3utunft genanrt tceroen
tpiro, 1T bon ben jebisen YeiBsrn,
Sobn s. Wppel unb g.. 6. @otbrel,
Der 8eb6roe por9elest unb bon oieisr
~genebmiet tporoen. Sarna9 tpirb oas
Ireal in 1873 gaupldbs, tpsl9e cine
6ront bon 40 so SUB babsn tperben.
eineetbeilt tperben. Die Obio.S trabe
miro er6Hnet un6 iiber ben 2anbcoms
pier ausseoe6nt peroen.
3mei neile StraBen, n6rblid unb
fho.id laufenb = parfbietp Noenus
uno Senorifs place =, merben eben=
falls oieIes n,ue Staotpiertel burh=
queren.
Mit bieisn 8srbsRerungen fon. mie
bic gisent5iimer erfldren, unoer3isli9
begunnen peroen.
Si1erbeits-8 eh6rbe.
Der @ef4dfts-D Director gIelarb bon
Der fdbtifden S9ulbeb6roe lentte Die
aufmsrtiamteit Der Sidsrbsits Be-
b6roe auf ben nmfano, bob In elmer
S1eune binter Der S4ule SO. 6 arobe
Quantitdten bon @aiolin aufgefpei-
9ert fnb. mobur9 bic Si9erbeit bes
S9uIsebduoes sefd6roet 1T. Die 8s.
b6rSs perfprad, Mbbhlfe au i9af:n.
Sacob Warfs miro ieinen Stanp
auf benz OfsMarft aufgeben miiKen,
ba bic Beb6rbe bic ibm ertbeilte pa9l=
Teens tpiberrufen bat S.
Cine Grau 0omsl bate bon ibm e;nen
IN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Want Some PIacers.

The following letter from the in
ventor of dry placer machine is self
explanatory. Any one having placer
grounds for sale, or willing to have
them worked on royalty, will write to
this office:
We have dry placer mining ma
chine which we propose to put into
operation on some good rich placer
field in your locality.
Could you refer me to some one in
the market for this kind of PROPOSE
ton? Our machine is intended to
work where water is not available.
We would buy the placer field out
right or put the machine in on a roy
atty basis.
The machine has a capacity of 300 to
500 tons daily.
We will give you guarantee that
we will save 70 per cent or better of
all the values treated with our ma
chine, owing to the coarseness of the
gold.
When writing please state as to the
value per ton, or cubic yard, and
what kind of a material and size and
how much stripping is to be done
from grass roots down, also state
whether or not the ore is coarse or
fine.
Please state what terms you wish to
accept and any question will be
promptly answered.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Geographic Sparks.

Washington, Jan. 6.-The resolution
of Mr.. Carmack directing the post
master general to send to the senate
all papers connected with the post
Office department irregularities, and
providing for a senatorial investiga-
ton was taken up and Mr.. Lodge
moved its reference to the committee
on post offices. Carmack resisted the
motion, and was supported by Sena-
tors Teller and Clay.
Port Au Prince, Hayti, Jan. c.
During the absence from Port Au
Prince of President Nord, General
Monplaise- attempted to raise revo-
luton against the president but fail
ed. The & aneral's son and an accom-
plice we're killed.
Topeka, Jan. 6.-The Ell Paso flyer,
on the Rock Island railroad, vest
bound, which left Topeka at midnight
yesterday crashed into a freight train
head on near Willard, fifteen miles
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Weather Calendar.

The Chattanooga Medicine Co., the
manufacturers of Wine of Cardui and
Thedford's Black Draught have just
issued the 1904 edition of their Cardia
Weather Chart and Calendar. This
calendar with its thirteen sheets 13x2O
inches in size makes bright orna-
ment for the wall and is a useful &C
QUESTION in any home or Office on &C
count of its displayed weather predic-
tions. The prominent numbers can be
read across a large room as can the
colored signal flags showing the
weather conditions for each day.
These weather signals illustrate the
forecasts of Prof. Andrew j. DeVoe
who achieved great prominence by
his accurate predictions of the great
storms and cyclones. So great is the
popularity of these predictions that
they are printed in 2, 500, 600 of these
calendars and in 1000, $40 of the
Ladies' Birthday Almanacs which are
issued by the Chattanooga Medi
cine Co. each year. We understand
that copy of this weather chart and
calendar may be secured by sending
ten cents in stamps to the Chattanooga
Medicine company, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Any of our readers who have
not secured a copy of the Ladies'
Birthday Almanac can get one by
sending their address to Ladies'
Birthday Almanac" Chattanooga,
Tenn, or by calling ON their drug
gist.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Will Leave WhippIe.

Telegraph advices have been receiv-
ed at Whipple, by Lieut. Aloe, in com
mand of the company of the 18th in
fantry stationed there, to the effect
that the regiment has been ordered to
the Philippine islands for service to
relieve the Doth infantry.
They will sail from San Francisco
on Tuesday, March ID. The regiment
returned from long period of service
there only about nine months ago and
this order comes as a surprise to
them. Lieut.. Aloe has been in COM
mand of the company now stationed
at Whipple for several years, there be-
ing only one other commissioned
officer with it, Lieut.. Phinney. The
news of the departure of this company
will be received with regret by the
people of Prescott as the officers and
the ladies are popular with our people,
and the company is composed of an
excellent lot of men.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
ON, etc, mines, Hassayampa dis

Tom, etc, mines, Hassayampa dis
| trict
R NJ Brazie and NJ Stoddard TOT
Thornton and Mamie Mayer, m deed,
Minor mine, Aqua Fria dist, con
$500.
ER HotsenpiIer files a of a work
on numerous mines, Ash Creek dist.
sR N Looney, NJ d, files list show
ing fifteen births and seven deaths.
Carrie S Beatty amends location of
Red Climax mine, Quartz Mt dist.
January Ill A Stratton files affi-
davit of title work on numerous
mines, Walker dist.
P S Wren to f Fl Swasey, W deed,
five eighth interest in l60 acres in secs
10 and 30, tip 10 n l, W con $500.
"A Kessler ct al file of a work on
Blue Bird and Two Stamp mines,
Humbug dist.
H Brooks to Matte Rowland, W
deed, one acre in ne one fourth of sw
one fourth sec Al n 81 W, con $50.
Arizona Blue Bell Copper Co files a
of work on Victory group of mines,
Bigbug dist.
Prudential Copper Mg Co files a of
a work on numerous mines, Black
Hills dist.
j M W Moore, receiver, to Crowned
King Mg Co, final receipt, "a, "a Elk,
Ophyr, Crowned King, Summit, etc
mines, Pine Grove dist, con $500.
S A Parker to John A Trenberth, m
deed, one half of Half Chance mine,
Bigbug dist.
Twenty mining location notices.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Funeral of H. ]. Allen.

All that was mortal of the late II.
J. Allen, of Jerome, was consigned to
the grave at one o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, in the Masonic cemetery at
Prescott.
The funeral cortege was one of the
largest seen in Prescott for months.
The special funeral train bearing the
body, accompanied by a large number
of relatives and friends from Jerome,
and by members of the Masonic lodge
of Jerome, and the Knights Templar,
of Prescott, arrived at the depot few
minutes before twelve O'Clock.
Prescott Masons and Elks and the
Eagles band we're in line at the de-
pot awaiting the arrival of the train
and Immediately the casket contain
ing the remains was transferred to
the funeral car the procession was
started to the cemetery, in the follow
ing order: Eagles band, Elks, Master
Masons, Knights Templar, funeral car,
carriages containing relatives and
friends, followed by other carriages.
A large number also repaired to the
cemetery on foot who did not go in
the procession.
Arriving at the cemetery the beauti-
full and impressive burial ceremony of
the Masonic lodge was read, accomp-
anied by each member of the order
filing around the grave and dropping
in a sprig of cassia.
Many present we're deeply affected
during the ceremony as deceased was
held in high esteem among the en-
ployes of the Copper company, as we'll
as by the residents of Jerome
In accordance with the request of
deceased, the funeral car was drawn
to the cemetery by his span of favorite
black horses.
The tragic ending of man so we'll
known all over the territory as was
Mr.. Allen has been the cause of gen
eraI comment and discussion, and
only words of the deepest and most sin
cere sympathy are heard for the be-
reaved relatives. In the language and
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
TREATIES EXCHANGED.

Picking, Jan. 12.-The United States
and Japan are strenuously endeavor.
ing to establish their rights in
Manchuria under the new commercial
treaties before war breaks out. Rat
ifications to the American treaty
we're to have been exchanged in Wash
ington but With a view !of obviating
the delay Minister Conger is urging
the government to send a Geographic
copy and authorize the Chinese min
lister at Washington to make an ex-
change there. The ratification treaty
between Japan and China was ex-
changed in the foreign office here yes
terday. The Chinese officials asked a
day or two delay but the japanese re-
fused to consent to any delay. This
movement is regarded as significant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
IN FIGHTING TRIM.

Port Arthur, Jan. l2.-Owing to ap-
prehensions of a daring dash on the
part of the japanese at Port Arthur
the authorities here have taken extra
ordinary precautions in and about
the towns along the whole line of the
Manchuria Railroad. A rumor was
circulated some time ago that the
japanese intended to take advantage
of the festivities incident to the Rus
sian Christmas to surprise the war
ships here. Consequently a vigilant
watch was kept night and day. The
whole Russian fleet is now in fighting
trim.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
FINE EXAMPLE
OF COMING ART
The louisiana Purchase
Souvenir Gold Dollar.
Number Of These Numismatic Gems
on Exhibition at Bank of
Arizona.

The late coins issued from the
United States mint at Philadelphia tc
commemorate the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition and known as the Louis
lana Purchase Gold Dollar have been
pronounced by numismatists the finest
examples of modern coming art. This
coinage, which will live as a metallic
memorial of the great Worlds Fair
of 1904, was provided for by a specific
act of congress, which also limits
their issue to $50, 900 pieces. The en-
tire coinage will be delivered to the
Exposition company and will represent
a part of the governments general
appropriation of So, 600, 600 for the ex-
position.
These specially designed coins are
of two types; two obverses having the
same reverse; 125, 600 bear an excellent
likeness of Thomas Jefferson-the gov
eminent father of the Louisiana Pur-
chase. The other lbs, 600 present the
profile of William Mckinley, the gov
eminent father of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
O CD @

A number of these numismatic gems
have reached our city and are being
shown and sold by the Bank of Ari-
IONA. The various jewelry mountings
that may be had for this official souv-
enir makes them particularly adapt
able for gift purposes and the pur-
chaser enjoys a guarantee and price
protection that has never been given
with a souvenir coin.
The proceeds from the sale of the
Louisiana Gold Dollar will be direct
Iy employed for general exposition
purposes and the purchaser and those
assisting in its sale, not only evince
a patriotism worthy of the grand com
memorating event of one of this coun-
try's most notable epochs, but will be
direct contributors to what is now, in
its approaching stages of completion,
more than promise-the greatest of
Worlds Fairs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
JAPAN'S REPLY AWAITED.

Toxic, Jan. IA final conference
before the throne to decide upon re-
Spouse to Russia was begun at two
o'clock this afternoon. 1t was attend
ed by all the members of the cabinet,
five elder statesmen, Admirals Ito and
Uuin and General Kodama. The for
NAL conference has been of long dura
tinn, but the result is unknown. 1t
is said, however, the response drafted
yesterday was approved and will be
delivered to Baron de Rosen, the Rus
sian minister. The answer to Japan
is regarded as the final step in the ne
gotiations. Public interest over the
outcome is at fever heat, and develop
ments are snxiously awaited.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

A few days ago Geo. Ruggles, a
former miner of this county, having
been foreman of the Angel Mining
cOmpany's property, near Wicken-
burg, for some time, and having had
experience in mining in various parts
of the world, was sent here from Los
Angeles by J. F.Neff, president of the
Goddard Mining company, to make
an examination of the property owned
by Chas. Goddard, of this city, and
which the company has under bond.
He was instructed that if the property
seemed to him to warrant the begin
ming of development work, to secure
a force of men and 60 to work. He
and Mr.. Goddard visited the property,
which is in the Wickenburg section,
and after making a thorough examin-
alton he decided the showing was
splendid and decided not to wait a
day, but hired some men and went to
work the next day. The annual as
sessment work will be finished before
very extensive work will be begun,
but it is expected within a few weeks
to have arrangements completed to do
quite large amount of work, when
three shifts will be put on. A new
tunnel was started in on the ledge,
which is very large one, cropping
out for from forty to nearly 100 feet
in width. Ore taken from near the
surface of the old workings have given
assays that went over slS per ton.
Considering the size of the ledge the
property would be big thing even if
the values we're only few dollars
per ton. There have been picked as
says of ore taken from the tunnel that
went as high as s45 per ton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
Output of Minerals.

The director of the mint made pub
lie his annual statement of the ap-
proxImate distribution by producing
states and territories of the product
of gold and silver of the United
States.
That for 1903 for the principal states
follows:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
SIGNIFICANT
MOVEMENTS
Ratification of Treaties
Being Hurried.
Public Interest Is at Fever Heat
Awaiting Japan'S Reply tORuS-
sia-LOoks Like War.

Washington, Jan. 12.-The Russian
ambassador called yesterday upon the
secretary of state and conveyed the
assurance that the Russian government
would place no obstacles in the way
of full enjoyment by the powers of
all the rights and privileges guaran-
teed by the Chinese treaties in Man
ohuria
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

Mining company, and as soon as the
Bradshaw Mountain railroad is com
pleted to Crown King, which will be
some time in March, the new company
will start operations on large scale
on all of the numerous properties of
the company, including the new mill,
which is now about completed. 1t is
fully believed by all who are &C
qusinted with the famous Crown King
mine, which has produced such a
large amount of rich ore, that the
property is really only in its infancy
and that great results will be attain
ed when work is resumed. The tests
so far made by the new mill on the
tailings have given assurance that it
will be a great success, and a large
amount of money is expected to be
realized from the thousands of tons of
tailings from the old mill.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
MINING INTELLIGENCE

The Leland forty stamp mill is to
be started up this week for trial
run. Steam was gotten up last Satur-
day and the machinery moved and
found to be In fine shape. Forty or
fifty tons of ore are being hauled
daily from the mine to the mill and
as soon as the new locomotives are re-
ceived one hundred and fifty or two
hundred tons will be transferred to
the big bins at the mill. The ore is
said to be of an exceptionally good
grade and yields up a high percent
age of its values on plates. The con-
centrators will be used later on, when
the ores become baser. - Mohave
Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

j. W. Norton left his morning for
Kansas City on business connected
with the Pine Mountain Mining com
pany which has taken hold of the well
known Pine Mountain property on
Lynx Creek. This property has been
idle for the past seven or eight years
until two or three months ago when
the work of pumping the water out of
the workings was begun and the ten
stamp mill, which is on the property
was overhauled and put in shape for
active work again. There is a shaft
about 400 feet deep from which over
1000 feet of drifting has been done.