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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Blue Hen
CHICKElI AS Pres PES
DENTAL CAN B

while it believes In iIaess of5;s
free field and fair Fee g 1sas ss
pirants in both ma u iona sons
lit is not unslindr nf Of the f's.ss nut
q sgarnecock' in the w ite is:sss -
one of the Blue Hen 81 easeI
would be as much IN plae ere sss tas
"raii splitter mnle 9 rye $500 IS
stanneT. heri 4 I'osStis
OF the strenuous ife.l i tteSsI oaIass
ware should have III e sisy
Ing the Gemocrattc party tssssssnas
ton its standard bearers cam
doubt that the nationa l sssst s,sssaess
would back the slue Hen y fssisssliss
10 the limit and that The 50 iraesossss
WOULD give the rough rider a. ssa1f
that would stir. the popular isssr ant lis
quicken the Democratic I'M tti2 ols
Baltimore sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
PlTH AND POINT,

Faith defies fate.
Duty is always divine sN
a nluzzle is not cure
The time TO boast is when you don t
need to.
he who cannot bear humility Cannot
wear honor
The best kind of hope is that which
lends Il hand
An empty dignity is as valuable as q
hollow dollar.
The work Of this life writes the
lease of the next
Hitch your wagon to star but
don't sell your mule
The only effective prison OARS are
those we forge with our habits.
You cannot sanctify your sins by
calling their consequences crosses.
The soul with wings Goes not worry
as to the stability of this world--Chi-
cago Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
The Home of Luther.

Few thorouSllfares have been pre-
served in Europe which give an nue-
duate idea of the streets CI tue lhiuuie
ages. One of the, most interesting VI
these relics is the home OF Maftih Au-
Their. in Frankfurt-am-Maln II s'"hCis
on the corner of q narrow street anu
rises 10 n height which seems unuSunl
even in these days of tall buildings.
Like most of the architecture OF lis pc
riod. the Luther house is half unlbefea
and richly decorated 1t is Il very
roo,ny place, though somewhat dark
and probably badly ventilated. The
y.uther house. like many OF its time,
contained floors increasing in size as
they rose, thus giving curiously PIC
turesoue but top heavy appearance TO
the building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Health and Beauty
Rest after luncheon.

II hair brushes he cleanked aaaissl
and the scalp massassed @theSa, ir saIs'S
head will keep clean much lon ger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
The NIan In Love.

The ordinary man in love is sorry
sight compared with his mistress. he
makes his love conveniently and con
tinually disappofnts the woman, VINO
wishes to see new lights CLEAN In ms
eyes. He is in poignant fear of dis
covery; he has a horror of ridicule; MS
one dread is lest he make fool OF
himself. But woman is a cheap chl'
indeed if she spends thought on sucr
nonsense: her abandon is superb
London Queen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

II in addition to scalp e asssases
YOU. give the hair a sof sssstt 3as
the palms OF Your hands %
much more silky.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

SsI have some fne lots In
Place yet. 4. n Lanhatn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
THE FIRE ALARM

Thrills you With fear, because you 90
rot know but what it's your properly
being destroyed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
His Start.

your son is going in for literature.
understand"
yes. and he's made an excellent
start already. He went to auction TINS
morning and bought secondhand
writing desk very chez .'--EXchanEe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
The Hnppy Stature.

Mrs Waggles- Everything we nave
here in the house is SO old II IS 5sha 'i,
aWaggles Have a little pa tience, my
,lear when they get a little older they
.wiu be antique dge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

Visit or second floor and nd see: OFF OFF
line Of China and gran tie nickel FIR
and alurninurn ware. VI. ,rtees;5 st,5ss
as low as the lowest. eolissi q.
cred. j! L. Falls II q 70 5a5st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

+
Mothers are often worried ~ Ioss
what the cries Of their infants ~ a.
when they seem to 3 81
pain and frequently are apt to s 81
nose the case wrongful 81 maj
ter OF fact. when an y III
rerously i'll it seldom cries, g g ina g
when it begins to cry a Erea ~ sses VA
during a severe illness Is U suai 2 81. NJ!
/, sign of amendnlent. then q ei1lld g
spffers from Inflammation OF til IS
lungs Il means, but srarel cries
When suffering from y ronchi q sssa lissss
cry is gruff and rattling MfleI ~ W.
fering from Group the cry - 81 saFass
and fretful When hungry lssS
fretful and walIins.
good substitute for the curl ms;
iron lies in the fufIing or art helat isas
thicltening the hair nj tn SHt mo-
Take a section of hal and .sssN1 fi1s5
,,raspinc it firmly in I he EFT e I1dS
and holding 1t strai ght out rs
head brush the short p at 9 lssiitti1sa53
sack toward the roots with the gIaie4;
no this on both sides OF III s. AIlas
ION hold and close TO the head sV hen
he ,,airzhns thickened up into q ssirig
mass go on the next trant - sIieils
you have thickened all arourl d. our 1l7l7
lead proceed with your i all as g als
you viii find that while shorteEsSIiiass g s.
before it is fluffy and light an et5ssglssiS
form n natural pompad our.
Motor-car exercise " Il lss5eut 81 essaass
sumption, says DR.. Blanche Of. e -
ons. He speaks from persona eKss
perience. having recovered his CIVIL
health by regularly covert lg g Doll
100 miles day IN an pen meter
car. He AYERS that. by his S 4 e
the cough of tubercaions patienle s. W
gradually abolished tlysti SO Issys
shed and healthy sleep an s apa,etites
produced. 1t. is most essential thai
the body should be duly protected3;
from cold The elennent to o. csires
are the long stay. In ,ess open e afs
and the increased atrnosp herics pres
sure due to the rapid mn ion v saie IS
expands and strengt ems ga &c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

n ,,s.n ss, Four8 Isoxx els With Cascarers
Ca,,;Iv ia tyinrtic cure const ipatfon 1oToseg
ios. go II Geo .ialls DRUGGISTS refund money
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
unser TWO Eass.

New y FORK Sun.
{ Not long ago an ED alar aI,-
preached Gen. Joseph sFhee1er =
the lobby of a New Yosk MOTEL
want tso ~
general he sal tss
only one he had- So
ray or Biue ed
era 10 mas an
81 E.. ~ hes ''.s3
with You M der \:
in the Gonfe deraS 5
5fongh t. Sl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14
lHo~s rhisg

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any cas, at Catarrh that
cannot be cured lay Halls Catauh
Cure
r. J. CNNEY 4 Co. Toledo. a.
We. the undersigned, have known
T. J Cheney for thelast i5years and
believe him perhvtly honorable In
an business transactions and imam.
cially ahh "a carTy out any ohliga.
dons made hy their num.
WEST a TpvAS, WHOLESALE Druggists
Toledo o.
WALntNg, KNNAN 4 MARVIN, Whole
sate Druggists. rotsio. q.
Halls caiarra Caw Is taken intcr.
nalB acling dlrcctN upon the blood
and mueOus snriooes uf the system
nosumcnlals ~nt ine Price f6c pcr
bottle Soid by an nruggists
Halls Family Pals ar thc hcsG
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14
MORPHINE.
kWOaderiul Discovery That Cures
Morphine, laudunum, Opium
COCalLe and other Drug
Habits.
TrIaI Treatment Sent free.

Il Is mo- fault Of the ordinary prac'
tlclng physician that they are not
able 10 curc the awful curse Of drug
hahit. A gusat many able physiclans
are "A victim Ga this terrible disease.
Il Is uo ordinary disease and cannot
De curcd 10y amy ordinary drugs on
methods OF treatment Il has ne
mained for Us GO perfect q wonderful
treatment that WIN cure any case Of
drug addiction known. ID matters
not how or when YOU got the habit,
or how much drug yen arr using, We
guarantee an absolute cure without
pain or detention lrom business DO
q want To be cundg li so write az
today for ine trial treatment Strset
Ia confidential correspondents from
an. especially physicians solicited.
Address. Manhattan Therapeutic As
sociauon. Dept b., ii95 broadway
New York CITY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14
Resolutlons d 800

Whereas. it pleased tie Supreme
Ruler to call from our midst cur
beloved neighbor, J. \. Pollock.
who died Ian 1, 1904. therefore
Be ii resolved, that in The death
of Neighbor Pollock his family
has lost a devoted husband and
brother, the Camp a faithful and
useful member. aud the commu-
nifty an upright and honorable oit.
zen. Resolved, that we will ever
bear 10 grateful remembrance the
zeal and enthusiasm with which
Nyighbos Pollock discharged al
n. ~. \ duties, and his devo-
ton 10 the principals OF Woodcrait.
Resolved, tDat we extend our
heartfelt sympathy 10 the bereay.
ed widow and recommend hert 10 the
care Of God whom NelshboT Pol
lock served and ia whom be
trusted.
Resolved, thar q copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the
records ct our Camp aud q copy
sent TO the family Of our deceased
Heighbor.
X y. MoNgcoNERY.
JDHN ". GSNcH.
EUcENE BRADLEY,
Prairie City, Me. Jan. "a. 1891
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14

Anthony Sartoris was in town
Friday making some household pur.
ehases.
Geo. Wiles has purchased Rob,.
Matuson's LOT in block eighty eight
and will make some Improvements
on same in tn spring.
Miss May Martin, OF the pos,
Office force, has been quite sick dur
ing the pas, week with lonsilitis,
but is improving At this writing.
Herman Loeb wen, up to Fay
elite TO look after mercantile interests
there, while Simon returned home
10 look after the business here. Turn
abou, is fair play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jao. w. Jamison
entertained a iew OF their friends
last Friday evening. Games, mu-
sic and songs were the order oithe
evening and elegant refreshments
were spread TO the delight Of the
guests aud the pleasure OF host and
hostess.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14

November Dfaed isrin, Mon.
DAY Jaaahy 1874 cppr met
puraganf ~ aa saumsni, sli iodga,
clerk and sheriff present
Ordered that ) 4 ae reil Be re-
nis'ed tax on gzoo psrtossi proper
20, ihr ssms bsiag euontoudy ~
ssssed
Chas Maiflsrd awsfded contract
for npsuIng tri1se across Grad
uger d sg7 oas self g. b. paid
each co.
Ordered taaf River drainage tax
be RENTED on foilowiag' Eau =
lot 20 sec 50 81. same not being
oyesRowe8 land.
Bates county criminal costs al
lowed.
School loan of s. Taylor ap-
proved subject to completion Of alb
straet
DR.. n. c. Boulware was aP-
pointed member Of COUNTY Board
Of Health for one year from date.
Annual settlement Of T. K Lise
Recorder. examined and approved
Same entry J. F. HeHel, County
Clerk.
school loan TO Edgar lgou s2I5.
10 granted.
Treasurer presented cancelled
warrant. on different funds Of si4,-
7O7-47-
Ballots Of election o. 1904 burn
ed BY Sheriff IN The presence OF
Court.
Ordered that Circuit Court room
be not used by the J. P's. to bold
court.
Ordered that A. J. Wilson be de-
at co. jail pending inyssiiga-
ion.
Warrants to the amount OF over
were ordered while court
in session.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14


The Masonic fraisrlifY eollafed
rs officers Monday night.
Miss Mamie Esa, aud Uncle Ike
were 10 town Tuesday.
S. l. Ames new goods nrs ~
riv,ng daily. No better stock to W.
leet from.
Uncle Billy Robinson was IN the
city Tuesday, attending to soois
business matters.
J. r. wealhers came up from
Pitisburg sud attended church Sum
day with bis family.
Mr.. John Bird, Of Beliamy, was
IN the city, Monday. on q short visit
to bis uncle. L. n. Bird.
Sam Lane, one Of POI prosperous
young farmers from east Of the nv
er was in the city Tuesday.
When you want q pair Of shoes
go and examine the s shoes al
the Bazaar. You'll have no other.
Uncle Josh Spruesby and his lay
seed band will be in Rieh Hill,
Friday, Jan. p. You viii want to
see them.
The &. A. X. Post viii install
officers Wednesday night next, Jan.
20, Let there be a good attend
ance.
Uncle Josh SprueebY, just down
on the farm, will visi, his city oous-
ms in Rich Hill at the opera house
Ian. y, wind and weather permit.
ting.
WIN. McFerron has been moving
around with a divining rod and has
struck oil. We understand it is To-
Gated along the low place just north
of Judge Templeton's property,
probably along the Frisco railroad.
Rev. (. p. Anderson, p. E.
will preach at the Walnut ST. NJ.
Z. Church mex, Sunday evening at
1890 o'clock, and will hold the
fourth quarterly conference Of the
year on Monday evening next.
Judge w. w. Graves, having
been called to preside al the trial Of
boodler Ed Butler has 60, his pic
ture in the Globe Democrat. We
don't suppose the judge ever
thought it would come to this.
Waiter Main, o Of mail carrier
II Main, is home Nursing a Sc
verely burned limb. While engag-
ed q, work in the Cudahy packing
house AZ Kansas CITY be clipped
and tell splitting 8 bucket ui hot wa
Ter on mss left leg and sealding him
SO as to lay him up tor some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snider and daugh-
Ter Mildred arrived home last week
a prolonged visit to their
daughter Mrs. Wm. H.. Blankeu-
5eker. ar Olatha, Kans. An are
looking well sud had a most de-
ighuul s%ojourn in the prohibition
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14

unele Josh Sprucrby wil. show
you how 10 saw lumheF 81 the Boss
saw mill Al the clearing in the OPP
era house, Friday Night jar. p,
1905. BE sufe 10 be there and see
him Welcome.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14

LOCAL BRIEFS. \


w hN htNAufli 4 ANnhh1
The city {, full Of strangers aud
new names are called for every day
At the postoaiee.
Mrs. }. c. Griegs, Of the Rsny-
ley neighbothoo5, was in the city
Tuesday, shopping.
Mr.. l.. Hegnauer. from the
Prairie City neighborhood. was 10
this city yesterday.
Mrs. c. c. James is getting bet.
ter OF her recent illness, and her
little son Byron is also better.
J. p. Thurman, Of Wichita, Kas.
was in the city MONDAY and lett for
his homie Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Morris, Of Kansas City,
mother Of the Kitheart boys, will
spend the winter with her sons in
this city.
Newt. Hurst and Uncle Tom Nc
Combs were looking up the road
law last Friday as it applies to town
ship Indebtedness.
Miss Abbie Barnett returned sur
day from her holiday VISIT to Kan
sas CITY, and has resumed work in
Loeb Bros, store.
Mrs. Minnie MeNullen has.
bought the vacant 10, in block a.,
formerly owned by Mrs. Medlock,
to be used for garden purposes.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the TRIBUNE and get any one Of
half a dozen papers as a premium
OF any you wan, at reduced clubbing
rates.
We saw VIM. Hem, the real es-
tate man Of Hume, jogging along
on our streets last Saturday, look.
Jog as though he was hus,ling a real
sta trade.
Two Rural Routes will com
meuee operation a, Hume, Mo,
February Ist Length of routes,
forty eight miles, population served
1908.
Mr.. Wayland and Ben Warren
have been in the city this week
packing up the machinery OF the
machinery Of the Coming Nation
office for shipment.
Mr.. S. w. Miles, Of Clayton,
Ind, was 10 The city Monday and
Tuesday looking over country with
a view 10 locating. Mr.. WIN.
Done was showing them around.
While we in this western country
have been enjoying the finest oil
springlike weather,th the people along
the Ohio riyer have been erossing
that stream on the ice and suffering
the most intense cold.
Mrs. Lille Wonacot is IN the e.
~ visiting the family Of her uncle,
w. +. Duvall. She was for
= resident Of this ciiy 81 her
childhood but now rseides al Edo
RADIO Springs.
Col. Wiscman. Of the enterprise,
in Butler Tuesday. We would
not be a biz surprised now 10 get a
request from "Hezekiah Spukins'
ior us 20 use cur influence 30 get
him on the pension list.
Cliff Wear IS the psppy ]psreatol
twins, q boy and a girl. Nobody
an that game To say, ''yeng yer
dubs. 20 Il wcas through and all
happy. The children are little
ehurubs and parents dong well.
Mr. {. /. Stewart, Of Lone Oak
in company with Wan. Done. made
the TRmuNE office a very pleasant
cali. last Friday Mr.. Stewart
was looking Tor a house 70 put on
his farm to be occupied by his son
recently mamcd.
The Iiudelson property, so long
occupied hy Hrek's saloon and
Heck 4 Rubls's cigar factory. was
sold last Friday a. trustees sale snd
bought 10 ny john Klumpp Tor
St77S. II is understood that MIR.
Klumpp will improve ,hc property
as soon as the building season
opens
John c. Taylor has sold his Park
Aurnue property occupied by his
grocery store TO II. NJ Booth and
m due course OF time, Ma. Booth
,.fW n-e,,nr tha an efrfa vrfrh hfs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14

Program,
Invocation, Rev. James.
Song, Teachers.
Paper "a visit TO the schools OF
Font Scot) Pnn. 5. o. King.
Recitation, (rhe Legend Of Bre.
genzl Miss Maude Wiseman.
Class Recitation Ia music, Miss
Ada AyerhaTL
Paper lDiseipline), Miss Lizzie
Haean.
Discussion. Mss Myn Fry.
Solo (rhe Palms), Mss Ger
uude Cheycnon.
Report OF the State Teachers
Association, Supt. 5. NJ. Barrett,
AN teachers, patrons, pupils, and
friends Of education invited
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-01-14
Institute.

The regular monthly institute OF
the Rich Hil city teachers will be
held ia the high school chapel AZ
TO O'Clock a. m, Saturday, Jauu-
AIRY 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-30
Boston Authorities Claim Negotia-
lions for a Greater Amalgamat-
ed Company Are in Progress.
UTAH MINES ARE MENTIONED.
As Being 10 Deal - Locally, the Belief
Is Expressed That No Such
Merger viii be Made.

A morning contemporary today print
ed a story from Boston to the effect
that negotiations are I'm progress for the
formation Of a gigantic copper combine
In which the leading copper producing
mines Of the country are to be merged
into a greater Amalgamated company.
The deal, II vas stated, Is being engl-
netred by Thomas W. Lawson and oth-
or copper magnates, and the properties
To be combined are the Amalgamated
mines In Montana; the United Copper
company, all the leading Utah proper
ties including Utah Consolidated, Bing-
ham and United states Mining, Green
Consolidated the Shannar, United YER
de, Old Dominion and Phelps, Dodge &
Co.'s properties of Arizona, with other
big scattered mines in California, WASH
ington and British Columbia,
The combined capital OF the COM
panles, which does not include the Cali
umet and Hecla mines Of Michigan is
placed at $500 900 900, and represents an
annual copper output of more than 400
100000 pounds. Am alliance between
Amalgamated Senator Clark and the
Phelps Doge K co. interests I'm ARIZONA
is said to be assured, A $4,000 600 COM
pany win buy out Helnze S5OOOOOO
company the Lake properties and
third of $4,000 900 win take the south
western interests. Tho Amalgamated
will then increase It's capital to $780,
900, 900 to take over the subsidiary COM
panies.
SO far as the Titan properties are con-
oerned no local confirmation of what is
contained IN the above could be OBJ
tanned. but several who enSeavor TO
keep i'm close touch with the movements
OF copper magnates. were free to con-
fess that they placed little confidence in
successful contamination Of such
deal
James A. Pollock declared that while
Il Is not always possible to forecast
Lawsons movements, yet he could not
make himself believe, In view of the
stand Lawson had taken against ANAL
gamated Copper interests on number
OF occasions. that II, H. Rogers ana his
associates would cooperate In any such
manner as the Boston story would in
dictate. Again" Mr.. Pollock declared.
81 do not believe the Phelps, Dodge g.
Co interests would likely be brought
into such deal. They have done pref
ty well In going It alone in the past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-30
CONCENTRATES.

A reduction Of forces has been made
at the New York Bonanza at Park City
Joseph Dederich expects TO leave for
the Newhouse properties In Beaver
county tonight
The new pump ordered for the John.
ny mine at Stateline will be installed
this week,
Manager W, J. Lawrence Of the Scot.
fish Chief mine went out 20 that Park
city property yesterday.
The Grand Prize group OF claims at
Tuscarora, New, has been bonded TO
George d, Wheeler for $4,000.
W. p, OMea'o th- well known MIN.
ing man, depart Il th't afternoon lur
California ami Ngyada points.
CT, Mason, local manager for Fair
banks, Morse & Co., has returned from
a brief business trip 70 Denver.
Denver and Chicago capitalists are
having the Mayfower mine at HALEY,
IDA, examined with a view Of purchaS,
tfg It,
Editor win C.. Higgins Of the Min
ing Review expects 20 leave for a
months vacation In California next
Thursday,
Some good news is promised from the
headquarters Of the Majestic Copper
company at Hartford, Conn, on We'd
ncsday next
William Barting, the well known
Salt Lake business man. has purchased
controlling interest in the DeLamar
Extension property at Delamar, New,
The recent discovery OF gold on the
Clark property near Monroe continues
TO attract attention at Rlchneld and
other points IN the southern part Of the
state
Sam Levy has returned from an in
spectlon OF tie old Bu 'khCrn mina at
CIhlr which y being de- Hoped under
tijo direction q, The Western EXplord-
t'un company
Samuel Newhouse departed last eve-
ming for the east lie will De absent
about three weeks During his absence
he viii attend meeting OF the direc-
tors Of the Boston Con.
j, H. Bigger, the well Known oil and
gAs we'll promoter, depA.ted Saturday
uPht on a nyil g business trip to Pittc-
lung 10 confe, with eastern representa-
llNfa ul. tue AIlpil " US q Illf LIN"
company whlth Is now conducting
Cr"hng Operatives at Csrtervile
The bond on the Ish properties at
Goldneld has be Pm cancelled. Almost on
the hour Of the cancellation, according
To the Tonopah sun, the strike Of a
three-fo9t body Of rich ore was made by
Frank NJ Ish the owner of the claims
The rclinuutued bond was held by c.
d. Lane OF California.
Several men have leased the ground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-30
TO sUPERINTEND OVERLAND.
o. II. SOME, II is said, WIN Take Charge
or Mine az Sunshine,

Word has beeu received from OphIr
10 tie effect that o, Il SOME, who, for
scnn time past, mas held tie position NJ
ass yer at the CttI E'illl mine res
tocrn appointed superintendent Of the
Overland mine az Sunshine by Receiver
r. W. Clark. ana that he is prep3r-
ing to organize his forces TO commence
work,
From the same source II was learned
that the likelihood OF rcsuming opera.
lions at the Ophlr-Hil is remote; In
fact Il may be many long months he
fore the property viii take on It's old
time activity again. IL Is claimed there
We're reasons other than threatened la
Dor complications which prompted
Senator Clark to order the closing Of
his Ophir property; principal amnog
which, Il is alleged, Is the exhaustion
OF the ore reserves above the present
lowest workings, 70 such an extent
that It would have been a matter Of
only a short time until the supply Of
ore would have run short forcing the
closing down Of the MIL The report
has been circulated IN camp to the Of
fCcl that the OphIr-lilll management
may be brought 10 account Tor alleged
upspRss and unlawful extraction OF
ore from neighboriug property Just
vhnt founCation there Is FOR the lat
tor repor, has not been asccrtained.