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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-02
Notice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.

MlLLNl LILLE lkklGAIloN W.
Pursuant to resolution of the
board Of directors, notice Is hereby
given that meeting of the stockhold-
ers of Millville Irrigation Company, a
corporation, will be held on the 18th
day of April, 1904 at 1870 p. IN. of said
day, at the frame school house in the
town Of Millville, in Millville precinct,
Cache County, State of Utah, for the
purpose (if deemed advisable) of
amending, and TO amend, arcticle 5 Of
the articles of Incorporation OF said
company so that said article will read
as follows:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-02
Sam Chaser,

Dealer in Fine Liquors and Cigars.
Bottle and jug trade speciality. Our
Lewis 1866 Whiskey. Try it.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-02

Consult County Clerk or the Respective Sign
erS for further Information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
ONLY PART or A NAN

It Is generally that the deliberate and Intentional
bachelor financially able family bachelor fuf ruya
sakes dodEug his plain duty member OF aese
Not an bachelors such deliberately Mos bachelors un.
Intentionally accidentally H For them Who have missed
opportunities unloyeuvss of eust middle
but Tor the man who
deliberately defy deapsc his
allegations unungIcd With
tempt
confirmed woman had right 70 have
mother.
jefferson advised Of juniors TO
marry lust they afford Then he
abomnate bachelors Older the eauecisd
they I down though the other day
waaa talking he had known and that
all these seemed had married
"hy. you. salt are danger OF gettns isn Why don't
you married before too later
the bsheor With ehucke theer uuu plenty Of
good fish { the
Hut the bait becoming
graduates protest against bacheebcod
deliberately single hfe whose social circle the
club religion taaudous epeueanisuls
said schurmann is not a man"
lie draws himself his little shell
Of higher broader
poses put ihe snail than
Is complete without The rb taken feH Adam
place the heart before Whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
WORK MEN ARE
KEPT BUSY
tspsoIalto The star)

nREMERToN July 20 The flag
ship New York went la dry dock
at the navy yard here today The
bennington aud the Concord came
out Of dry dock on Saturday. leay.
the WAYS clear for the blk cruiser.
which Will probably remain In the
drydogh 70 days
Wofhmrn here are elated over
tho confirmation OF their e3peeta
tioua aa TO work on the Pacific
squadron
Rear Admiral barclay has re-
eolved authority from Washington
IA hold the Concord here for 20
days for repairs. just twice the
length uf time At first allowed It
IL unofticially Understood also. that
the bennington will remain here for
at least three months
The Albany will 90 out OF com
mission the latter part Of the week.
probably Thursday or Friday The
formal ceremonies will be held on
her where she nov lies. aud she
will probably remain at the pier
about alx months longer. % com
plete repAirn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
A Big Bargain
Week
At ID. s, Johnston Co.'S,
Seattle's Most Progress
sive and Up-to Date Mos
teal INSTRUMENT House.

We started yesterday. and will
offer Cor a short time lot OF
4liEhtlY uas-i. returned renting and
second hand pianos and organs at
prices Exceptionally advantageous
10 al intending pure haHerH Who
have ben booking for an opportn-
nifty - procure a good reliable
piano OF organ 81 a saving In many
instance of more than one half on
good. reliable instruments af stan
dard make Every one Of which Ia
or wlIi b. pat in perfect condition
before delivery. aud sold On The
most Hbcral terms Grand pianos
from $40 up Upright pianos from
tisG up Square pianos from SGs
up and organs from $40 10 A
more complete schednie Of makes
and prices viii appear later No
greater values ever Offered You
can make nothing BY sailing but
you can save big money b. acting
quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
THE GOVERNOR PRO TEN


tCorYrirbt 100. by the rtauk Tea
Ito Publishing guWpaay1
The legislative deadlock between
lNmlulHtcr. who wanted ta be- IA
United states senator. aud Gov
WNtnf who coveted that lofty Htu
tion for himself va coming to a
Nofy nasty pass when WNtaffH iu=
side man nfenalow. on duty Ia the
state house lohhy read this mes
SAKE from hts chief
Last count shows un one vote
shy bradley. OF nenham. has mort
gaEu on hia house three thousand
See him. Try him tor an You have
left hefore they assemble for uual
ballot
Then minutes later the two
houses rvaaHembled In Joint eonyea#
ton To the reporters IL Wa only
another scene Ia prolonged. TN
profitable at. but the sharp eysa
OF Wycoffs lieutenant. searching
the rear seats found bradley 81
ncuham. and knew that the poison
ho had planted In a hurried whisper
40 the door waH NJ Vark Bradley p
cheeks we're ehalkY.
Hyminutcf's men had temporary
strength enough a. Ert YEA and
nav vote nfenaloW saw bis danger
and adopted desperate tactics %
keen bis man Ga line Bradley :
name was only the eighth The
clerk was already reading the first
OF the As when urenHloW wrote on
BIT 90 paper.
bradley. remember your family
before any political ambition. he
cheek ia yours Vote yea and paY
OF that mortgage tomorrow morn
ms
ursnsiow folded the check Tor
s. 300 into the paper aud page
whose father held iAnitar'a berth
under Wycoff did tho rest. The
clerk va an the first of the rs A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
RrnDING NOTES

The Times building. ~ the corner
of aecund avenue and uuion street
Is 70 b. tern down and a ss-sfafF
hot air shaft AZ be- built Ia is
place
A 3i-atarY prune factory a. soon
going up on second avenue A re-
porter for the Second avenue Hot
AIR Furnace has the contract.
4 $4,000 600 hotel uiil be built BY
The Kuruai Fiuele-handed within
the next few days The location la
not known. but it O. believed that
excavations for the foundations are
now being made on me qaurterteEk
of the steamer Mainiander
II is generally believed now that
the International Corn Curera' con
greaa vii erect a t2-story 8isyacrapar
opposite the Times building next
week. Think what a boon 20 foot
sore folk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
LUKE TALKS TO
PARKER AGAW

Luke the Loon again called up
Judge Parker on the long distance
wire to-day for an interview on the
Democratic platform. Tho Judge
apolOElzed most sincerely for the
interruption yesterday. Luke says
II happened like this:
80 sorry I was cut of while you
were talking yesterday. he said
why didn't you watt Had you
waited I would have continued 20
outline my position. Let's see.
What Were We discusalnRT
We had reaahcd the tariff and
trusts" I said.
"Oh. yes. remember. Nov as
% the trtIsts'----
But AZ this moment somebody
bufted In on the line and told the
Judge he VAS AZ the lower barn. ad-
ding that the Holsfein cows had
Jumped tho fence and we're eating
green corn. OF course Il was neees-
eafy for the Judge 10 excuse him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

~ife'a winter clothes are EulnE 20
smbafraaa ne this season. and I'm
not IL 10 carrY this thing ou. I've
rot % diE ~ the ruins Of M prae.
lice and make hvlnE
I don't Ike o. discourage 4
man. Phillips said. bat ! do"
The toor bell tangled and a mes.
s~uFef presently handed PhllIps a
telegram. lie rad Il mentally.
WYeor speaks tonight at BuH-
ton eight miles over state line For
EIx hours seamaua eill BE-. By the
0unatitut.ou. artiuE governor Have
him at Ia deadlock and appoint
Hyminsfrr q senator Then wirc ne
900 early Mail second day story
Immediately after KELLEY
Managing E1Ifor"
Phillips tried tH show ne signs -
The excitement which pusaeaHfd p I'm
aH be signed the messengers book
So rs-read Kellcy'a orders a Dozen
times Then be said a. EsniIY a. he
could hr could scare believe 10.
HfmiusfeF have you mao q
The state ln the house,"
MY N'H 8HN NaH map. ana MI
lips elfh a finger If took al his
strength 10 manage. placed n capi-
tai and traced ont the line IN TIE
Consolidated over which Wyraff
must have Travelled that nIAht 10
tho border and beyond only a dnred
miles from where they were stttlnr
And BuNtnn7 There n was. n TIu
ger breadth from the stair Hur
Kelley WAS right Kelley hidnF
make errors whcu Dc ordered 1000
on the wire topography and typ1E=
raphY Wcrr his long suits There
NJ Buxton Wyeoff. 70 crafty hts
partY'H demands. had slipped away
Tor an evening Of speech making.
only a score n miles from his CAPT
tai and q ualtry three leagues from
the borders Of tho dominion where
his money ruled supreme Phillips
excitement Wa not So BmotherlnEty
great that he could not 500 the
meaning of the situation for ny
minister
lie looked Al his watch and al.
most wished he hadn't HH lost no
more time but said
'HYmingter. putting all Joking
aside. because time Is dDvilIah short
around here. I want you fo lend
yourself 10 me for two hours with
the understanding that when I am
done you are 20 be a United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

elected. then there should be no new
senator until the Legislators export
enyed a change Of heart Mean
while the WYeoft agents might con
tribute materially 90 rendering that
process entirely painless
They we're sitting IN HyminHterH
library uyminHtor Heamaas. the
lieutenant governor aud Phillips.
the TrIbuueH atntohaHap man. talh
ing about the chances OF forcing
WYguu to hruuk the deadlock with
hia vested paSer OF appointment
Its rough. uymiuator." Phillips
agreed 90 keep the conversation
warm but I've been here n good
many years aud seen a lot Of good
men like you 81 down while they
waited FOE something Ia break loose
Wyeofft money h. enough 70 hold
him In line for good many months
yet lie wont appoint you except
al a last chance Co save himself Re
We might oniolu him. sur
FrHted sramana. who generally had
good ideas If the wrong time. and
ia take the ease for you. Hymius
htcr "a I'd llkc 60 have a case e"
"One before you dlel" laughed
phlltpB. THAT would be aenaa
tiou Hiily. II you ever get case
don't fnrEst e. give nae tip In al
vance. for
nymluster broke IN We dld not
Ike thia chatting Of his guest even
" hen tho parsonage happened Co be-
only poor. wuudcny Billy aeAmanu.
nominated a. Joke and elected be
cause be belonged 10 the right par
~ aud bad 40 duties outside Ger
tain banquet fuama
Il believe. Phillips be uald. deep
ia gloom. that there's no further
uao Ia H. Ina lh over my head nov
That last session euat me fortune.
and tho worst ~ u Il that Il wasn't
my fortune I VA apendinE NJ
grocer ought 90 be paid and M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
BECAUSE SUPPER WAS LArg

Prank Hughes was arrested last
evening Tor beating his wife Roth
were brought 10 the police station
where The woman vas attended ~
Dr. Buckley and sent home Failure
u his Wtfe 20 have supper ready a.
soon AZ Hughes wanted II led "a the
trouble. which occurred al their
home on Maynard avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

the gentleman from Dynham read
the note and the ehssk under cover
% hia desk. lie 49, trembling yia-
iblY when. after an AxunislnK bet
wholly Imaginary delay. hia name
uaa ealied. he gave himself a siu-
gle moment 90 take breath The
furehnEer Of his lsft hand tour ID
the perforated edge OF the cheek
and ran along q To the corner
When ~ reached there BradlsY.H
nerve vas screwed up. They might
suspect him here. but the women At
home. and hia babies
Bradley called the clerk.
Yea
lie had tied the vote unless one
side host another man. Neither did
lose a. veil kncW the aatafe news
paper men. Nho instantly left their
tables and wired
"fInAl vote luaI1 tonight. i1sth
ballot. Bradley. uguhAm. went
over. bat otherwise BYmiusief e
strength held and session adjourn
"a with deadlock after three
months haliotinK both houses con
sentluE 90 reeoaa Feeling ca both
sides bitter Wyeou can appoint
under constitution. but will unz
douhtediy refuse % do 50 tio can
not bold both offices. and - name
himself ln present critical situation
would endanger his party.a position
Ia the state Hs Will probably
block every effort - nll senate Va
caneY until be gets ready % call
another special session - legiBla
turs RE probably gains most by
the delay"
u Wa so HymiuHter waa d.sap=
pointed. and the opposition max
ing triumph out Of 10 practical de-
feat. was carrospoudlnElY luhilaut
N tta senator candidate could not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

A uaufaffh. - Iautanrs. Ca.
HnffrfeH for HfK months WIah
frirhtful running sure on hia leg
bot whites that HueEfen'a Arnioa
ssiN~ shnlly cured it 10 five days
Euf UlEeta Wauuda Rllen. IL The
beet aatFe Boa the world cure guar
sHteed only 6 Fta sold - G. D.
Guy. Ire. Second aad Yssisf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
CELEBRATE UTAH DAY

The members 81 the Mormon
church In this city held a Utah DAY
picnic Al Woodland park yesterday
in celebration % the arrival % the
first band ~ M0rmons upon the
present site - Salt Lake city. July
-. 1871 The pienlckera we're ad-
dressed b. several prominent Lead
erH In the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

Just iu the nick Of time our little
boy NaH saved writes MrH "
Watkins, Of Pleasant city. Ohia
Frsumonla had played sad havoc
with BIN and n terrible cough set In
beaidea Doctors treated him. but
he grew worse every day. At length
We tried Or Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. and ouf darling
vas saved He's now sound. and
well Everybody ought 70 know
IT'S the only sure cure for Coughs.
Colds and all Lung diseases. guara
autsed BY G. o. Guy, Inc, Second
and feslsr. Price Boo and 81 90
Trial bottles free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

WINNIPEG. Man. July "a
Teachers from ali parts of Canada
have gathered IN Winnipeg FOR the
annual convention OF the Dominion
Educational association The con
ventiou opened today and will con
tinus Ia session through Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
sltoME oR sAloon. M+lcnfa

Mrs. l. ~ HALEY. Of Prohibition
Park. staten Island. - Y. will de-
liver iecture. Home or saloon.
which, Al Haven n ~ church.
corner Of John street and Howard
avenue north. thih evening She
slil also speak at the Union Con
EfgFauoHal church on Queen Anne
avenue. tomorrow evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
va STAR DUST

Proprietor OF Chicago barber
shop has advertised for deaf aud
dumb banbers- There's another man
who believes In slgnS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

4 GOOD WORD FOR ouR OWN
Right You are. Haruuu Al IA
FchIa. stitch In time saves en-
harraasment. especially eheu thai
stitch Is needed through = buttan
believe Easter wlil Be honest
enough 20 admit that o BOSH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

There's lots "
thinKa some people
cant get along with
out TIT other people
wouldn't knoN shut
{ do With.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
ID. 8. JOHNSTON CO
s03 Second Ave. Burke Blda-
Both phones-260.
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS

50fs Pike Street. Corner Third.
Teeth extracted and filled abHuiutsly
vlth Il pain ~ oar late scientific
method. Patented ana used b} - only
Nervous People s s9a "a s.y gss
their teeth extracted are invited 70
cali Hf our affiUr. where We VII drms
uuHtfafe to their entire HatiHfaction
our claim far painless FNtr1rtIug.
An HuApHC Tor painless extracting
w NFtNFtaG when other work Is
done and n written guarantee for ~
years with all work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

Crotsna and BFIdge W0rk ~ Tow
prices a speciality. Our Patent Dou.
bic Suction will hold your teeth up.
NO STUDENTS.
Come IN at once and take udvan-
Wse Of low rates. All work done by
specialists without pain aud guar
antecd for 10 years
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS,
Tt3 First Avenue.
fafioFa I, 2. !. T. 8. 6. Union block
next 20 MAcDouEal 4 SouthW Icka
office hours, : TO G. Sunday. . to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

RICHMOND Ind July 20 Near
" I 600 students are enrolled for the
ssHaiona 81 the Friends bible lnatl-
tute. which began nt Earlham col
lego today and all continue for one
arrk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

A minister Who plays golf Nth
John D. kos kefeller says one Of the
things he has enjoyed Is the sar-
easm with which John u has rid
died the caddies Ida Tarhell ought
20 stop irritating John. II only Tor
the sake OF the eaddiez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

HOW CRUEL
Faster offers the = n n green
apples seasoned wlth a little Dutch
ever. ii Coon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
TEETH SPECIALS
Until August ! the
Browns Painless Dentists

VIII make special low school rates
IN Orzer that all school children
may ramo and have their teeth cared
for during vacation
These are the only dentists ia Sc
attic having the late botanical Gis-
tUvcry TO apply 90 the gums Tor
Painless Extracting. FILLING aud
Growing Teeth. and guaranteed Tor
ten years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

A Russian mine explodes one dal
and a Russian rumor the next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

You can bet nobody'li stop Al
United states merchantmen on tn
Red sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

self Besides he said he SAa suf.
ferinE from sArAehs While be waa
under water when taking bis usual
plunge. some Ma cracked rocks
lie hung up aud the lnteryle~ had
10 Be postponed.
LUKE THE LOON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

II for no ether reason. miEht not
the 30. 900 barrel cargo Of canned
beef on h.aArd The ShaNmut BE
seized By The cars men ~ contra
band % var on the ground that The
goosla could b. classified under the
head Of explouyea1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26

TWILL BE TIE DUTCH"
Dovie says he wiil send a Hezto-
ration Host % Germany Aeh. du
ffeber'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
ARABIAN PROVERBS PARA
PIP AaLn

ARABIAN PROVERBS PARA
PHRASED
"a bunch OF progressive ohasrva-
lion from the Koko OF HArouu Al
Raschid1
Continued from Herrtnf0rel
SYNDICATE. LITIGATE. Ar
BfTRATE. LlQrIDATE. BusTi-
CATE"
ITO Be Continued Hereafter1
zone Of the very best rules for
hot weather
Here. don't give me any hot
weather rules. I wont stand for
1T
4 uas Just rotnE 20 say one %
the very best rules Tor hot weather
is not 20 pay any attention 10 the
rules for hot weather"
shake"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-26
They Are Now All
Happy.
Free Rent, While

$40 70 $3.50 per week pays for
the home II sick Or out of
work any time and can't keep
up yuuf pay ments The Seattle
Homeaeskeu Co. s the only
one sho en- and all aleays
c1fend your time.
The border vidette., 1904-12-03
Birthday Party.

Last Saturday afternoon the Mix residence, one of the pleasantest in the city, now occupied by MT. and Mrs. J. R Kissinger and family, was the scene of a happy gathering, the occa- sion being the celebration of Miss Grace's seventh birthday
 About a dozen little girls, ranging from to ' years of age, were present to take part in the games and help eat ice cream and cake. The little hostess was assisted by her mother, Miss Lucille Barr and Grandma Sheperd From to a most joyful time was had by the little tots who will long remember Oracle Kissinger's birthday party and how they found their way to the good things to eat.
The border vidette., 1904-12-03
VIII Get Ills Pay.

An interesting question recently
 came before the comp troller of the trea:- ury in the case of Col. James H. Nc Clintock, commanding the First regi- ment Infantry, National guards of Arizona The disbursing officer of the territory desired to know V h ether Col.
 McClintock could be paid his salary as militia officer during the maneuvers of the militia this year. It was thought possibly this payment of salary as a militia colonel was affected by the law ot July 31, 1894, wEi h pohibits the payment of two salaries from the gov ernMent to a person holding one posi- ton yielding salary of g., 300 per annum. Col. McClintock, besides be- ing a militia officer Is postmaster of Phenix. his pay in that capacity hein g S2,S00. The comptroller decided that Col. McClintock, as militia officer, Is not an appointee of the general gov ernmelt, but holds his command by virtue of territorial authority and not by C. S. authority. Under these cir cumstances the dlsbursing officer for Arizona has been advised that he is at liberty to pay Col McClintock the sum dIe hIm a. militia officer .t> .
The border vidette., 1904-12-03
HONOR ROLL.
For Third Month Of the NogaIes
 Public Schools.

HIGH SCHooL-
 Mabel Marleau, Pearl 5Isrlea,., Emma Ashley, George Reaael, Ner- ceies Lep=z, Oracle Giidea. SEC3>0 GEAs;>5AI:--
 Miss o-eis teacher. Margaret Bou- char@in, Julia Bayze, Roy Noon, Emilea Raphael, Edith Doherty, Clara Noon.
 FIRST GRAMMAR
 Miss Wood teacher, Irene Wood rnm, Virginia Maloney. SECOND INTERMEDIATE
 Miss Jessup teacher, Her b-rt Chat am, Josephine Lopez, Harold Neuman, Harry Brazie. Frank McCleary, Bru Winters. Walter Amsden, Trixie Jund.
 FIRST INTERMEDIATE
 Mrs Saxon teacher, Marceline Es- pinosa, Ramen Reina, Hattie Barrin- ger, Susana Islas, Lucinda Lopez. Hor- tense Pena, Ida Ramirez, Frank Men, dibles, Lorenzo Espinosa, Kirt Me Cleary, Myrtle Marleau. SECOND PRIMARY
 Miss Hill teacher, Raphael Valen- cia; Josephine Leonard, Sofia Estrada, Gracie Kissinger. Louise Mcclure FIRST PRIMARY
 Miss Harrison teacher, Armada Avila. Charlie O'Keefe, Tomas Ra- phael, Ricardo Varchi, Maria Bayze. Margerise Wylie, Maude Brazie, Alice Lee
 Miss SmIthson teacher, Jose Ruiz, Eduardo Bayze, Eiizl Brickwood, Harriet Bayze, Arminta Gaston, Es- peranza Ramirez, Lulita Mabante Ermine Espinosa, Lorenzo Peters, Francita Lopez. May WyIie, Beatrice Mutt.
 The above pupils whose names ap- pear upon the Roll of Honor, have made an average grade in daily recita- tions and monthly examination of 80 or above in the Primary department and S5 or above in the advanced de- neither absent nor tardy during the month and merit department of 90 or above. A. H. MCCLURE, Supt.
The border vidette., 1904-12-03
Scott White In To,vn-

Scott White of the Greene Consoli- dated Gold Company was a business visitor in Nogales the first of the week, en route to La Brisca gold fields. Mir. White says every thing at La Brisca is in readiness to commence active opera ton on a mammoth scsle- he big plant in La Brisca Canyon Is completed and gold washing viii be commenced before the first of the year. The ma chinery used Is the same type and character that used in eXcsveting the C:.ic7eo Drainage Canal. which Is now so extensiSely and successfully used in dredging and handling placer material in California, Alaska and elsewhere. The immense pumps re- gently installed under the direction of Superintendent Massey. have a capa- city for handling more than double the water which will be encountered. Under the system installed, the loose gravel will be handled by great steam shovel, which will discharged automat- ically into the sluices The harder gravel will be be taken up Tn "skips" and conveyed by aerial tramway, and also dumped directly into the sluices. MT. White says the plant which will soon te in operation. will have capacity of handling a minimum of ? 900 cubic yards of earth and gravel per day With the aid of large cleo tric plant light will be furnished in order to continue operations at night, and La Brisca will be the best lighted mining camp in Sonora, barring none.
 Mir. White, who is assistant treasur- CT of the company makes his head quarters at Magdalena but much of his time is spent at the camp, thirty miles east of Magdalena.