The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-04-09
MINING NOTES.

The recent high water drowned oui
mining operations along Buffalo and
Crooked Creek.
! A chunk of jack from the Panther
creek mines weighing close to ton
Is at our freight depot awaiting ship
snent to the Worlds Fair.
II. Bartles, of Dewey, |. T.,
manager of the North Star mine, Just
east of Harrison, is here to arrange
for the summers work on that prop
erty.
The Dodd City Enterprise this
week lists forty-seyen mines within
seven miles of that town, all of
which show ore, and many of which
promise to be producers in the near
future.
There is probability of the Denis
on concentrating mill, four miles
east of Harrison, being started up
soon as custom mill Incidently
the character of the land adjacent
will be fully tested.
Supt. Hamilton, of the Maumee
mines, returned this week from ST.
Louis. He visited the famous Bonnie
Terre lead mines while there and
took items extensively on concen-
trating methods.
]. T. Towers who is operating a
core drill near Zinc, in this county,
says that not only does the drill
work we'll, but the core taken out is
pleasing the company as only good
zine prospect can.
". A. Camp, who is interested in
mining property in Marion county,
Ark, has been in st. Louis during
the past few weeks. While here he
purchased a diamond drill for use on
his properties.-Lead & Zinc News.
A visitor lately from the east took
pains while in st. Louis to make in
quiry regarding Arkansas zinc and
was gratifed to learn that it was
held to be the best in quality of any
ever treated at the great smelters in
that city.
The Susquehanna mill is again
running. The ore bins are so full
that the work in the ground must be
until the bins are empty.
The operators do not care to run
full time until they can ship by rail.
-Dodd City Enterprise.
The lola mine made its trial run
of this week. In a four
hours RIM 5000 pounds of jack and
100 pounds of lead was milled and
placed in the bins. During the week
the runs were of short duration,
The purpose being merely to tighten
The belts and get the machinery in
good running order. Supt. Watkins
las blocked out enough dirt to keep
his mill running full time, and that,
90, in dirt that will yield at least
20 per cent zinc, to say nothing of
he lead taken YeHriIIc Repub-
Iean
1.-The contract for the new Marion
8unty court house was let this
20, 600 in- scrip. The new struet-
ne will occupy ground space OF
'3x75 feet, and be two stories high.
twill be of Marion county stone,
With slate root, and surmounted
With central dome. 1t is to be
by November. In this in
stance Marion county is setting a
pace Boone should promptly follow.
1t looks as though Harrison will
ave branch of the Missouri Pa
life railroad, to connect with the
mine line at Keener. The neighbour
ng town is a thriving place and full
" deserves this good fortune which
all hope will come to lt.-YeliviIIe
Republican.
You can find anything you want
in shoes and gents furnishing goods |
at Nicholson's Shoe Store near the |
postoffice.
Go to Nicholson for the best Shoe;
he guarantees every pair; If they rip
he will sew them free.
Fred Loop is open for summer
business in the Cold Drink line. Give
him your trade.
Ice Cream at Fred Loops. IS cts.
per Quart delivered to all parts of the
city.
Try some Beef from Eoff's Mar
ket. 1t is first-class and corn fed.
Many Styles in Mems, Roys' and
Misses Caps at the New York Store.
Downstairs rooms for light house
keeping at Mrs. c. M. Patterson's.
Anything you may want in the
Cold Drink line at Fred Loops.
Ice Cream, Wholesale or Retail, at
Fred Loops.