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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05

Mr.. A. Lowery of Anna. was the
guest OF his brother here Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Carlock of Balloon. IS
the guest of relatives here this week.
Sam Null made business trip 10
Anna Monday.
Eyerette Ritter made a business
"trip to Mound City Monday.
Arthur Osman transacted business
IN tlilin and Pulaski Monday
Mn. and Mrs. II. J. Neibauer return
ed Friday from ST. Louis. where Mr..
Neiba-cr purchased his stock of sum
me- dry goods.
George Casper. government inspect
or OF meats in the Armour Packing
house al Chicago, returned to his dhi-
Ties Friday, after a short visit with
relatives here.
Mrs a. NJ stone and little daughter
u Anna, are the guests Of her mother.
MRS Henry flarmes. ihis week.
Mi and Mys. H. j. Dilow were the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. r. N.
Narraker. al Mounds Sunday.
Mrs w. r. Kennedy of Villa Ridge,
vas the guest Of MIS-. w. p. Copeland
Snnda'.
Mrs II A. Wlkerson of villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05

scene OF pretty little wedding on the
evening of March Both The contract
ing parties being Mr.. Turner l. Kesler
of near Wetaug anu Miss Lucy George
of this city, who We're attended by Mr.
L. Richie and Miss Lillian Cook AS
the clock struck seven the bridal par
~ proceeded from the dining room TO
the strains OF the conventional we'd
ding march by way of the hall enter
-ing the brilliantly lighted parlors
through the front room door, taking
their position beneath the archway.
where they We're met by Rev A. Il.
Betz, who performed the ceremony
before company OF friends and iela.
lives. While congratulations were be.
ing rendered Loves Old Sweet Song
was sung by Mrs. Betz. after which
the company repaired to The home 81
the groom's mother. where a splendid
wedding dinner was served them
They are both cstimabe young PEG.
pie and have the good wishes Of the
entire community.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05
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April 4. 1905.

Born. Sunday. April "a. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Christensen, a son.
WIN Tanner of Cairo. spent Sunday
with mis- family here.
Milton Kinkead of Cairo, was the
guest of his mother here Sunday
Geo w. Scurloek OF Anna, was hero
OF business Thursday.
A. Woodland transacted business in
Anna and Jonesboro Thursday
A. II. lombard was business Wis
hor TO Anna Monday.
George HeiIig of Jonesboro was on
oar streets Thursday.
Nj s Lillian Christensen was shop
ping in Anna Thursday.
w j. Ford made q business "trip to
Anna and Jonesboro Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05
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raphy p North American Review.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05
There Arc

SO many reasons why ron should
send us your laundry that thsrs is
not room enough In little advertise
nant 10 tell them all.
One reason Is that we are modern.
We keep pace with the new ideas
and new conditions AS fast as any
thing better than We have Is invent
ed we secure Il. We mend your
clothes and sew on buttons. and put
on now neck bands free OF charge.
American Steam Laundry
2os Eighth st. Both Phones los.
L.C. Herbert Proprietor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE D. j. BREWER
j. 10
born in smyrna Minor June CO. 1881 his being mission
located point Yale graduate he law
Layenworth 1857 appointed by Cleveland
OF Venezuelan Boundary in 1856 appointed suprem
atoHr. by Ss5fsSd0 author
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05

Garden City In the East.
Bangkok. the capital OF Siam. 10
one Of The most interesting cities. II
is called tao rcarccn. City n the
East" 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-05
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7ifl Gusts IN Huttcr.
MOI long ago dinner was given
Yby novelist In London, NJ which
all the butter on the great table MS
I'm miniature busts Of noted aathois.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

They have elegantly furnished Offices at
rooms SOL t0l. 003 and 504 II. w. Hellman
building, where they have every equip
ment and convenience for conducting
tensive scale and in the most expeditions
manner. These and all other mining
stocks handled by the company are of
good reputation and of the most attract
i've character as an investment for quick
and large profits having but little of the
speculative quanty and are active desr-
able stocks on the market. All the gen
temen are well known and responsible
citizens, and they have selected such
mining stocks as are tha most desirable
to people who prefer such investments.
Their list of general investments includes
first-cass Los Angeles real estate mort
cages and the higher grade bonds and
industrial, railroad and mining stocks,
while they are enabled at all times to
present some of the best properties and
business chances among the commercial
and Industrial combinations of this sec
ton. The gentlemen offer one of the
best channels for the profitable employ
ment of money. The advent of the Salt
Lake railroad opens up new and hereto
fore only partially explored country. rich
in mineral resources and even with a
future for agricultural development. The
Southwestern Securities company Is in
the field early to materially assist in
CT lganizing (; companies which represent
properties of absolute merit for develop
rHent and also to direct the demand for
supplies, machinery and capital for this
purpose from Los Angeles to the differ
ent mining centers of Nevada, Arizona
and Utah. Los Angeles is the geograph-
ical and business center for the distribu-
tion of all necessary supplies for this vast
territory, and it will have close ally
in the Southwestern Securities company
cannot result otherwise than in very ma
teriany benefiting our home city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
ASSAYERS, CHEMISTS
AND MINING ENGINEERS
AND MACHINERY
LOS ANGELES CHEMICAL AND
METALLURGlCAL LABORATORIES

One of the most essential institutions
connected with the industry of mining or
in the business of buying selling and
trading in mining properties is that of
the assayer and metallurgical engineer.
Necessarily his work goes before all ex-
tensive operations and is the only safe
guard primarily in all important mining
transactions. The profession of assayer
and chemist is one that is a positive ne
cessity for the proper and successful de-
velopment of mining camp. In this
connection we make prominent the men
tion of the Los Angeles Chemical and Me-
tallurgical Laboratories. Besides their as
saying department this firm maintains a
chemical laboratory for analytical and
research work. The efficiency of their
work in this line, which is under the
special charge of DR.. Koebig, is well at
tested by the material aid which has
established manufacturing enterprises in
this section. such as the manufacture of
glass, liquid carbonic acid, olive oil and
food products of every description. This
establishment was made in this city
three years ago by Stephen V. Childs and
Julius Koebig, Phi. D., Chem. e. Their
assay office and laboratory are located
at 127 West First street Mr.. Childs is
young man of education and few
years experience in practicing his pro-
fession. DR.. Koebig has been engaged in
the business for the past twenty-three
years and the latter twenty years was
located at San Francisco and has done
vast amount of work for the mining
districts of California and all the west
and is Familiarity known throughout the
mining regions, especially for the relia-
bility of his tests and determinations.
The popularity and large patronage of
the firm are based upon the fine educa-
tion and highly scientific work of these
gentlemen and they have an extensive
patronage from all over the United
States and Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Product of Mines
Invested I'm Los
Angeles

in Los Angeles, is that of Baverstock g.
Staples. While the firm has only been
established five years, both members have
had many years experience in the BUSH
ness and are well and favorably known
among the mining fraternity throughout
the entire southwest. E. e. Staples was
assayer and chemist for the Detroit Cop
per company Morenci, A. r., in the ems
ploy of Phelps, Dodge & Co. Later he
was assistant superintendent of the La
Jojobaba Mining and Milling company,
at their plant in Sonora, and also with
the Old Dominion company. Has tra-
veed extensively over Southern Califor-
mia, Arizona and Mexico, and is well
acquainted with all the southern camps.
r. S. BaverStock commenced his metal
lurgical career in England, with the
Burmah Oil company of Rangoon,
has served his time in this country with
the Security Mining e. Development COM
pany, a Scotch corporation, but has de-
voted most time to metallurgical work in
this city, extending over a period of some
ten years. Has identified himself with the
oil industry and continues to give 1t at
tention. The firm conducts not only assay
ing and metallurgical business but also
acts as agents for purchasers of the rarer
metals, such as tungsten and molybdenlta
ores They give attention also to the
development of mining properties, exam
nations and bonding and selling of mines
and prospects. Their office and assay
works are located at 322 West First
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

cerned. Mr.. Bates was first secretary of
the Los Angeles Miners stock exchange
up to two years ago, when he entered
the field as real estate and practical
mine operator. In the latter capacity he
is president of the Mesabi Gold Mining
and Milling company, operating in Calf
fornia and is pl esident of the, Black
Diamond Mining company, which has ac-
CURED the patent for the Yarnell high
speed roller quartz mill at Los Angeles.
California. With all these interests in
hand Mr.. Bates is a very busy man. and
an officer of great efficiency in promoting
the several interests. The mining proper
ties with which he is concerned offer eX-
cellent opportunities for investment MI
Yarnell has been opera ting and expert
menting with the various stamp mills
since 1872. From his long experience with
them, he has evolved the present high
speed roller quartz mill which stands
without a rival. Mr. Bates has met with
all the obstacles that are common to Il
promoter in operating this mill. having
directors and being consoled all the while
by prospective investors telling him that
as soon as his mill was operating they
would take stock. There are few people
who have the nerve and untiring energy
that have been required to place this
mill before the public. Mr.. Bates has
never known the word quit" and con-
sequently he is now being repaid for
some of his efforts by the statements
coming from so many well-kHown mill
men regarding the combined advantages
IN ms fnlll over ana above any Ol lIlS
other mills on the market. Prominent
mill men who have seen Mr.. Bates mill
in operation assert that as long as 1t Is
on the market they will recommend no
other Mr. Bates is prepared to erect
his mills in any part of the United States.
but purely as customs mills. TO mine
owners the mills are sold for much less
than any competitive mill with a like
guaranteed capa city. a number of the
Bates mills will be established on de-
veloped properties for an interest i'll the
same, and this will be the largest income
of any of the company's holdings. Mr..
Bates has many first-class mining prop
critics for sale. and is now negotiating
for the disposal of several which are
said to have as much as $3,500,OO worth
of ore in sight Mr.. Bates was recently
made secretary of the Trigo Placer and
teen placer and three quartz claims in
the Ehrenberg district, Yuma county, Ari-
zona From the placer ground the records
of the mint show 100000 to have been
taken from 1861 to 1872 Prominent bust
ness men of Los Angeles are behind this
new company The Caliente Gold Mining
and Milling company. which is incorpo-
rated with capital stock of 10000 shares
par value 81 each, is another of Mr.. Bates
many interests. This company owns
seven valuable mining claims free from
all incumbrance in the Amelia mining dis
trict, Kern county, They are located on
lodges which, even up to the grass roots,
carry values in gold. These claims are
about fourteen miles from Caliente sta
ton. A block of $4,000 shares is now
offered for public subscription at 10 cents
per share, and is undoubtedly good in
act,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
R. D. ROBINSON COMPANY

1t is always an advantage to do busi-
ness with a Soundly established, well
known and responsible corporation or to
have such a corporation for your agents.
of any company or Individual presenting
their claims as investment agents, the
business of many in that line is merely
nominal, either for lack of prestige, capl-
tai or enterprise, or all Of these combined.
These represent the negative phases OF
pany of Los Angeles is a most striking
example of all that is positive and gen
uine in the business of investment securi-
ties This is the largest brokerage COM
pany on the Pacific coast. 1t is organ
lied with an authorized capital of $780,
900. The company established business IN
1898 and was incorporated in 1902, with
Mr.. r. D. Robinson as president and
manager The executive offices are
located at No. 355 South Broadway, where
the company occupies three rooms, ele-
gantly furnished. The company operates
with twenty employees, and 1t maintains
branch offices in several eastern centers,
investment securities and acts as fiscal
agents to those seeking investment of
funds and in all regular ways attending
to the business of their clients. But
mining stocks form the spec
ialty of the companys business: They
Nevada Arizona, Colorado and Utah.
Mr.. Robinson has been identified with
the mining business for several years.
He is one of the best known mining stock
brokers in the west, and he is especially
known for his familiarity with mining
affairs and conditions, his good judg-
ment concerning the real and speculative
value of stocks and for the reliable and
honorable character of his dealing in the
same in behalf of his clients.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
j. j. THOMAS

There is no profession having better OPP
pOrtunitieS of success or greater posi-
biites of earning for the faithful follower
a reputati equivalent in value to for
tune than that of the assayer. The as
Sayer of reputation and profitable busi-
ness is the man who has knowledge
gained by study, experiment and expert
ence, and in all his work, tenacity to
principle and the established, invariable
rule of eXactnesS in his tests and veracity
in his reports. Such an aSsayer is j. j.
Thomas, who has rendered service to the
mining industry for many years in this
skill and rectitude in his profession Mr..
Thomas is an assayer and chemist of
education and is thoroughly scientific in
his occupation. He is the proprietor of
well-equipped assay office and labora-
tory at room s. First and Main streets,
where he is always busy with problems OF
assaying and ore reduction, often having
some of the most important engagements
and making determinations upon which
depend questions of large money consld-
Grafton He does all kinds of assaying
and makes a speciality of bullion and re-
fining work. Mr.. Thomas, who was for
many years one of the prominent melt
ers on the Comstock lode, has an enviable
and widespread reputation for the Scien-
tific thoroughness of his tests and the
edge of the character of ores from the
respective mining localities in various
states is a valuable aid in his general es-
Inmates of ore values. He is a gentleman
of excellent personal qualities, highly es-
teemed as a citizen and has many friends
in Los Angeles and throughout the min
ing regions of the west.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
SATURN MINING COMPANY;
WORkS. SEARCHLIGHT, NEW

The Searchlight mining district Is
about three and one-half miles IRON
north to south and about one mile In
width so far as known. In THIS zone Ten
mines have been and are produeers-at
the northerly end is located the Pompen
Mining company's property and at the
southerly end is the Saturn and Quartette
Mining company's property. These Two
last named properties are maintained TO-
gether because of mutual ownership OF a
portion of the mineralized southern limit
ground The Saturn Mining company
owns three and one-half patented mining
claims, as follows: Jupiter, Saturn, CAS-
siopiea and one-half of Bishop. The Quar-
tette Mining company's producing prop
erty joins the Saturn group on the north.
The ore chute and the only ore chute
which furnishes dividend paying ore for
and into the ground of the Saturn Min
ing company. Besides this the Saturn
company has its own mineralized veins
of ore, the opening up of which is now
being arranged for. three compart-
ment vertical shaft well timbered and the
finest shaft in the district is now down
to a depth of more than one hundred feet
The first of these veins to be cut by TINS
shaft will be encountered at depth of
about three hundred feet, and other veins
at greater distances will be had Ihere
are as has been mentioned before, ten
properties in this district which have pro-
duced, but the best and heaviest produc-
ers are in this southern section. The
promise of this property is of no small
moment. The location, the proven vicin-
ity. both in point of depth of fraction
and quality of ore the security of title
and facilities for easy and economical
opera tions justify a feeling of satisfaction
in the outcome Of this property. The
Saturn Mining company is corporation
organized under the laws of the state OF
California with a capital of $1,000 900,
divided into 10000 shares of a par value
of so each. 1t is. close corporation, no
stock having been offered outside of Its
own incorporators. All stock sold has been
taken by the original stockholders. The
stockholders are c. Leonardt, B. Mac
ready, E. B. Harlan, E. p. Newton, II. j.
Stevens, C. c. Merrill and NJ. A. Beck.
The president of the company is c. Leon
ardt and f. p. Newton secretary. Ar
rangements are now about perfected for
the institution of further and extensive
operations to begin on January l. 1906
The principal stockholders of the Saturn
Mining company with the addition OF
George Mitchell own the Santa Fe group
of mines, which is located in the central
part of the Searchlight district and which
is similarly well regarded property
The work on both the groups is now to be
continued with greater energy. The ma
chinery and appliances regarded as
necessary to profitable and economical
opera tons will be installed by the first
of January, 1906 when the real and tangi-
BILE merits Of the properties Will be ascer-
tanned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
GEROW G. PRESTON

A history of the development of the
mineral resources of Southern California
would not be complete without mention
of the work that, is being done by Mr.
r. r. Preston and Mr. George f. GeroN
in the desert field. Their persistent
search for and final development of oil
and water in that region has made II
possible to work mineral deposits known
10 be rich but heretofore impracticable
The Midland Mining and Milling company
and the Barrier Mines in San Bernardinu
Messrs. Gerow d Preston, and they are
among the richest properties in this sec
tion of country. Mr.. Preston also has
very large property interests at all of
the local beach resorts. He and Ny.
Gerow are among our best known citi-
Zens. This firm has large interests, In
San Bernardino county. Mr.. Gerow has;
lived in California for three years, and
he and Mr.. Preston have lately been en-
gagged in developing their properties in
the San Bernardino mountains on an
extensive scale, striking oil and water in
numerous places on their valuable hold
Messrs. Gerow and Preston own and
control thirty-siX mining properties and
3S4O acres of paratfine oil lands, all in
sight of the Santa Fe and Salt Lake
railroad lines This valuable property is
situated on the desert gold belt, in Cali
fornia The company is at present work,
ing the three mines known as the Great
West" the Banner and the "El Monte
Verde" from which gold, silver and cop
per are being taken in large quantities.
Besides Messrs. Gerow and Preston, Mr..
S. S. Shepherd is connected with this
company. In view of the fact that infor-
nation concerning the disposition of these
rich properties has been earnestly sought
by the public the company makes the an
nouncement that the property has been
divided into 100000 shares of non assess
able stock, par value 81 per share. They
agree to give their properties their ser
vice and experience for one-half interest
in the ENTERPRISE the remaining One-half
interest to be divided into 500 interests of
500 shares each, these interests being Of
fered to their friends at $780, each pay
able upon easy and liberal terms, which
the companys officers will be pleased to
explain more fully to those interested
who will call at their offices, room 3l5
Mason Opera building. Messrs. Gerow
and Preston, as above stated, are we'll
known throughout the business commun-
ity. They have been engaged extensively
in the real estate business, and bear the
universal reputation of being thoroughly
reliable and trustworthy in dealing with
their customers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Ell FUERTE MINING, MILLING
AND DEVELOPMENT CO.

The above is one of the strong organi-
cations of Los Angeles operating upon
number of rich gold and copper claims
in the southeastern part of Sonora, Mex
leo, a locality which was known centuries
ago to possess wonderful treasures and
which is now bringing again to light the
ancient workings of the Aztecs. The
properties of the company, embracing
about 162 acres in southeastern Sonora
and twenty-five acres in Sinaloa, were To-
Gated by C. B. Henderson Of this city
about three years ago, and through the
cooperation of S. ID. Graves, who is fa-
miliar with the locality, Ell Fuerte Min
ing, Milling and Development company
porated under the laws of Arizona and its
official organization comprises s. ID.
Graves president; o. d. Fitzgerald, vice
president; j. B. Tibbot, secretary; Will
liam Tibbot, treasurer; c. b. Henderson
superintendent. Directors, the officers,
X. Young, A e. Pomeroy, Ira Harrington
and Walter Rose, The capital stock is
81 OOO 900: shares 81, fully paid and nom
assessable OF the capital 100000
shares are reserved in treasury for
qeyel9pment RPurp95sdS' p9Sd rrdsf pfpoStaTy eom
pany, Los Angeles. The properties of the
mountains, forty miles east of Alamos,
four miles west of the Fuerte river, fif-
teen miles north of the Kansas CITY, Mex
lean and Orient railroad, and, are the
center of the most extensive mineral re-
gions of Mexico. The 162-acre property
is known as the Los Angeles group run
ming northeast and southwest with
strong, well-defned vein of rich ore, from
and silver, between walls of diorite and
porphyry. which assures increased rich
ness with depth The United Verde and
Cananea mines are characteristic of this
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
WADE G WADE

Messrs. e. NJ. and L. NJ Wade, COM
posing the firm of Wade & Wade of
this city, have the unique distinction
of being the oldest analytical chemists
and assayers in the southwest. They
made their establishment at Los An
geles in 1887. their field of operations
covering all the west-in fact, all the
continent No firm or individual in
any manner associated with the mining 6
business is more widely or more favor
ably known. One of the best evidences
of their qualification and integrity as
assayers is the fact that they have
continued for so many years in one
place in this eXacting and arbitrary
profession. That they have been pros
porous is shown by the fact that the
Messrs. Wade recently moved into the
handsome new building which they
have been enabled to erect and equip
with new plant and improved facili-
ties at SIS East First street. Their rep
utation is that of educated, experienced,
thoroughly competent reliable and re-
sponsible assayers and chemists. Their
work embraces aSsaying, chemical
ANALYSIS of ores, water, fertilizers and
natural and industrial products gener-
ally. They also make scientific tests
of milling, concentration and cyanide
ores They have a large and fine labor
atory. and obtain business from all over
the United States, Canada, Mexico and
South America.