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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25
Herb w. Edwards Injured.

Herb w. Edwards of Des Mcines
Iowa, got fall on an Icy walk last
winter, spraining his wrist and bruis
ing his knees. THE next day" he says,
they were SO sore and stiff l was
afraid | would have to stay in bed, but
| rubbed them well with Chamberlain s
Pain Balm and after a few applications
all soreness had disappeared" For
sale by J. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

Presiden, Daniels and Secretary
Lange, Of the Big Five, were in the city
wednesday making preliminary ar
rangements for the resumption Of work
on the breast of the Central tunnel.
The big boiler will BE- fired mp the latter
part of next week and shortly thereafter
the work will be under way.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25
MINING NOTES.

McGillvray, Coddineton and c ark
leasers CT the Edgar mine have a ship
n.ent Of 1875 tons of milling ore at the
Hudson mill for trea' ment this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25
When You Have a Bad Cold

You want a remedy that will not
only give quick relief but effect per.
manent cure.
You want remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration
easy.
teract any tendency toward pneumo.
MIA.
You want remedy that is pleasant
and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
ali of these requirements and for the
speedy and permanent cure of bad
colds stands without a peer. For sale
by j. j. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

Albert Fries and c. A. Wimpfheimer.
of New York city. officers of the Sun
and Moon Mining and Milling company,
spent Wednesday and II ursday in camp
and in company with Manager R. G..
Bonney visited the mine workings both
on the sur ace and in the Newhouse tun.
mel. The gentlemen were delighted a,
the showing in the tunrel lateral and ex.
pressed themselves as heartily endorsing
he campaign of development recon-
mended by, and now being carried ou,
by Manager Ro ney-
Beginning the first of January it is be-
! eyed to be the intention of the manager
to resume shipments on company account
and it is stated on reliable authority that
the mine product for next year in tonns &c
will equal the total tonnage now being
shipped 10y the entire district. The Sun
and Moon has been Que Of the most sub
s,antial shippers in the camp, and for
over eight years maintained a steady
pr oduction averaging in excess Of $Io, 900
per month, The work already done in
the Newhouse tunnel opens up three
tunes the amount of ground from which
the above pre- ductlon was extracted.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

f. b. Quigley was up from Denver
for a season of activity upan the numer-
Gus mining properties operated III this
county unGer bis direction.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

James Redding arrived last evening
from Sillsville, Gunnison county, for .
few days visit with his family in this
city. Mr. Redding is the superintend.
Eent for the Maple Leaf Consolidated
Gold Mining company, employing forty
en on large property in that section
Ea the state. The company IL promo
tioo Of 3. A. Joseph, who il interested
In the Knickesbocker tunnel and group
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

- A reorganization OF the affair OF the
Veters tnnnet property is under way and
in the near future the property Will lie
started up for continuous operations.
ed in the enterprise have 1ecently visit
ed the holdings, accompanied by mining
experts, and the latter have rendered
most favorable reports.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

Of claims ON Fall river In this county.
Mr.. N. c. Titus, the cyanide man for
m-rly ios . ed in this city is At Sillsville
here he Is preparing plans for the cree
tion Of large reduction works for the
Maple Leaf company.
Phil MiX~n nss ioIce OF men at
work ret mhering q portion Of the U. 5.
tunnel, in Hukill Rulch. The breast Of
the tunnel il in little over 600 feet and
it will be continued some distance when
the .imbering is completed. The U. S.
tunnel vas started some years ago for the
purpose Of interesting group of claims
owned by Mr.. Mixsell and associates.
near the bead of Virginis canon. The
work of driving has not been pushed
continuously because Of differences be.
tween the ST. ckholders. The tunnel
rights, however. have been maintained.
ard some work is done every six months.
Several properties ahead of the breast Of
the tunnel can find convenient outlet
fer their ore production through the US.
" hen the veins are intersected. and it is
probable that the work Of driving will be
cont ued to cut at least one or more Of
luese veins.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

II Gold raised from depth of mile!
They are gradually approaching the re.
8salization Of this feat in Australia, says
the London Chronicle. A beautiful piece
of gold bearing quartz is on view at the
mining department in Melbourne. II
was found at depth Of 4 400 feet in the
New Chum mine, Bondigo, the greatest
depth on record ut which gold has been
found. The geological experts say that
This discovery il very interesting - estab-
Rlishing the fact that the conditions Of
Ixold deposition are ~ favorable At this
3immense depth as they are near the sur
*fsce.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-25

The plan. of machinery at the portal
of the Rockford tunnel will be ready to
steam up within the next ten days. The
steam and air pipe connection are being
made and carload of heavy rails has
been received for the tunnel. This tut.
mel will cut at right angles the entire
Lamartine aud Fleeland vein system, ,
which courses from Freeland to Belle
vue mountain and Russell gulch. The
portal Of the tunnel is on Clear CreeD
short distance above Fall river and on
the line of the Colorado s. Southern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-23
Nod Gin Murogcbcimuis.

Iic 2cidc circ9 icit Sem IS. Ni0uit
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lid bel 6rclnoen nui Scllld).
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Nlfuah0ltS, Ut. jtnpni <tnttnH, HbO itiib
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iaas. 400. H5,35 s'nbm,. 600 unS 7ii.io
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1000 Norm. il.2h, $50 lino '520 9udbnt.
&indefter, nj. AoOnl GiuitUn. no Norm.
nno !2.l8 4abn gnmocr.eiation 1890 BOrm..
1906 lnn $3.50 Nahm.
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2leMc !6ncfc Gag 2soote
Der VricSipu Siuic.
gEpro Baltimore" mo ,Gcun"

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Weltcrn Warulnno Giicnbubn,

9rot am Is. 2nni 1905 tn srnt.
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Baltimore T~nmpf.Ynfct'Go.
(Nhr uub IuprrfdfNdr pot.Qtuie1

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s. 5alatra \ Comp,
YfamSleibcr,
Or. 675, @cIt Baltimore Strakc,
Itnbe Pine'Girube.
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9ir, i2Ol, f'a't Npenuc; W{ntnlnno iclcpbon
tGfi23. I&S lSl
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Scnintipncncr Sunb.

>Nll ClllCllt NpIICr DCtpQulC, lOCtOIlulC
Hcid)c n0Dc Bolton an WtccrC2'
liter gciunocn. - Go3 Opicr Ell
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her IobrloiiiAcn Opcrntion muro3.
NiC 9rbor0cn BON MintDrpp linO eli
rig nit Der Hullpijruna 0cH aehclnt.
1iBnoIcn SALES bclh0ltlNt. Sic &ci.
dc ldClnt ni6t lGrQCr oils 81 Stltn-
Den i'm Mnlicr NcIcQcn ST bobcn. Sic
5ci4tc }pCi AroBe Sdlnittc. non0n ci
llcr ponl Nrnitbciu ijbCr sic gauge
S0nNc hca &0rpcr@, Scr 5lpcitc nnn
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npcrirt luor0cn luur. Eic 3crlc0lmN
Der Hcldc mar oflc1bor pcrmittclit
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Die Sd)nlttc lpdrcn alott mo fcin
&nohen mar gcbrohcn. NllcW, Mn
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Ole Ibcoric Der GrpcrtCn, mcld)c
oic Scid)c Observation-Disclosures, iii, 0ob
Scna10 cine Spcrution an Der lll'
glildlld)cn ocriltd)ic, uno 0n Ole GpC.
ration nidt gclora Die &ci6c iuStii
.dc 5cr'dnitt rnO ms Woiicr mari
oolnit bic 9cb0rOcn bon 0cnt BOO,
u1h Der Goocanrt 6c5 SpicrS nid)t,
erfobren loltcrr. Mubrihcinlid lit
der Ic0ernc aolicr oui cincnt Gam,
pier, oielciht Den Nobont . 0um.
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ocnt 6obr5clg aus ms @oiicr &c
nOrlcn luoroelt. Sic Jo0te ifctrt
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ben, Dab 0a9 5raucn5imnier ali Wlltt
pcrgiitltn9, iuclhe Die Jolgr elmer
crirnincIlcn Operation mar, itarb.
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Terdlants' & MiucrS' SrnnSpur
ration Gumpang.

Tnmpicr Ftntcn.
Gdfh PDftpr uuo hcm Often: ic6en W'pniaa
8icnftaa. DoulcrfIa mo Sumiing, abenot
b ltbr. VIZ
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TAG. Wittipub nno Srcting. NUcuh5 q llbr.
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UNI & ttbr WbcuhS.
TrHct mnro idqlih bio = llbr Nhcrba fir an
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The oasis., 1905-10-21
NOGALES NOTES.

Captain I H Rynning of the Arizona Rangers, was here Thurs day.
 Try Barnes cakes, cookies. doughnuts and pies. They are the best yet.
 Thursday Mir. Arturo Morales. the Guaymas merchant, was a visitor at the line cities.
 Go to the Sonora News company to buy scofe cards for the new game of Five Hundred, If
 MT John R. Loosely. the vet eran travelling man, vas a busi- ness visitor at Nogales Thursday.
 Mr. N. \. Andrews has pur. chased the merchant tailoring bis- iness formerly conducted by Mir. F N. Beck.
 TIE OASIS is in receiptof d letter from United States Surveyor Gen. eral Frank $. Ingalls. stating that the hearing of the Baca Float No.
The oasis., 1905-10-21

2 land case whlch had been at ior Get 70 has been postponed and will be held ou 0f about No. yember
 Thursday evening Probate Judge O'Conuor oiiciated at tbe marriage of Mir Anionio Felix and Miss Clara Bodia
 The biggest cash register in Ari- zona, and one of the most com plete ever manufactured. is now in the International Drug store.
 Mrs. Matilda de Paredes died last Friday and was buried Sat- urday. Death was due to laud anum taken with suicidal intent more than week before. The dose taken was too large to cause immediate death and almost re- suited in thwarting the woman's desire to die.
 Fridays mail brought THE OASIS some very readable and in- teresting matter from Tucson, treating the joint-statehood sub- leet from the point of view of the people in the "old pueblo" who are embracing the cause. Lack of space this week carries it over to the next issue
 Thursday Nogales was visited bv Mir. Frederick E. Mills of Chicago. Illinois, president of the Southern sonora Development Co, operating In the Alamos district. whence he had just returned. Yesterday the gentleman went to Santa Ana. thence to the Sombreretillo mine in the Altar district, in which he IS interested also.
 Last Saturday the stockholders of the Richfeld Mining company held their regular annual meeting in this city The following direc- tors were named. Dr. Samuel T. ! Haffner, Mr Wright Dr. Goodall. 1 Frederick Md.; Major J. A. Coop ert Judge J II Wood, '. ". Briggs John Quinn, Alphonso Hart. { V ashington, D. C.; D. L. Fickes. Pr. James Bentley, :. N. Shook { Otto ]. Robinson, J B. schriever Scranton, Pa James Chism, Tu- ape, sonora. The meeting was held ID the First National Bank { Malor Cooper was chairman andE Mir. Fickes secretary.
The oasis., 1905-10-21
Water Tor sptInkIing wIthout Cost.

II, during tho present wet season, with water running 10 waste down the arfoNo, our city board and the water company find insumnountable obsta- cles to laying the dust even when court session nils our city with visitors, some other plan must be followed Nogales Daily Times.
 Mr. Ephraim, president of the Nogales Water Company, desires HE OASIS to state that water can be had by the city for sprinkling the streets free of cost The Wa ter Company asks only that waste of water be prevented by using small nozzles.