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Evening journal., 1905-12-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money if Il falls to
cure. E. w. GROVES signature Is on
each box. CSC.
Evening journal., 1905-12-07

street, in this city. yesterday afternoon.
'Intermcnt was made in Lombardy cem-
.etery and services We're held at tho
house.
Evening journal., 1905-12-07
with Slippers"
One Good Way to Solve the Gift Problem

And We have slippers Of every de-
scription--from the kind that men
find so easy to slip into and to
comfortably lounge around in, to
those small enough for the little boy
or girl.
Evening journal., 1905-12-07
Ennnral Of Mr. HINT

The funeral OF Mrs. Sallie T.. Hunt
day evening, took place from her late
Evening journal., 1905-12-07

while that great
boysfor gr-
wide And is remarkably low
the
think the Inans
fancy n "red style" for
and child this stock before they
pleasant and acceptable ghoe that are uupeasure and comfort
a moment with these prices:
all
o.... .-.. --..
feathers
Evening journal., 1905-12-07
HdndkerChiefS
The Busiest SpOtin this Busy Store atChristmas

why-we always break records
Hems Initials, in
hldEvery
ment bewildeing
the bulk Of the
We will respond
Handkerchief fancy soood edge.
Hndkerchs, scolopd
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
PIKE COUNTY.

Charlie Byhee was arrested at
Sturgeon and taken to Pike coun-
ty, charged with disturbing the
peace and threatening to kill JUS
tice Ferguson.
Dave Paschal, at Louisiana, rid
ing a horse on a dark night re-
Gently was met by two men who
grabbed his horses bride and at
the point of revolver Paschal
was compelled to hand over all his
money, 500 in all
1t is said that a movement is on
foot in Pike county to have bill
introduced in the legislature pro.
hibiting the sale of cocaine except
on prescription. The Press thinks
this is certainly II move in the
right direction us this deadly drug
is extensively used by the negroes
of Louisiana, and many crimes
and cases of insanity have resulted
therefrOm, 1t is Snuifed thru the
nose and IL cents will buy enough
for half II dozen big "drunks. "
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
NUMBER IL
SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
MONROE COUNTY.

s. T. Scobee sold his 90 acre
farm to sc. .Scobee for ~ ,6gj and
will move to Perry.
Mrs. j. F. Styles, near Strother,
during 1904, sold 956% dozen eggs
for $13S.13; chickens, $31 SO; tur.
keys, $7O,O4. Total, $249.O
The little son of DR.. and Mrs.
Fred Carver at Madison by mis-.
take was given a poisonous fluid
for medicine and in a few hours
the child was dead.
Jake and Allen Stoneking and
John Flickenger, james Smelser
and Lee Mills, at StOutsville, were
each fined Que dollar and costs for
disturbing a religious meeting.
The county court brought suit
against Collector Crow for not
turning money into the treasury
each month as the law requires.
The case was compromised by
Crow last week paying in about
81, 100.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
BOONE COUNTY.

John Whites coal bank near
Sturgeon took fire six weeks ago
and is still burning despite his eff
forts to extinguish it.
The City Council of Columbia
refused W.O. Barrett saloon license
his petition not containing the
required numbers of signers.
In the Columbia police court
Columbus Robnett, colored, was
sentenced to u days in the work
house for snatching purse from
negro woman.
r. S. Quinn recently bought
tile last government land over in
BooneSa II was %. SO acres which
he took in at the rate of $1.25 per
acre. The ground had been much
annoyance to the county court and
boards of equalization. Quinn
looked up the records and found
it was government land and en-
tered it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
RAILS.

John Coil, for ten years in the
mercantile business at HutchisOn.
has traded his stock for SO acres
of land near Perry. Mr.. Coil is Il
brother of Mrs. p. II. Cullen of
Mexico.
An article in the Denver Post is
headed Watson Sure of Release. ="
The Colorado paper thinks that
there is great sympathy in New
London for DR.. Watson, accused
of killing his wife.
Perry Enterprise: A few weeks
ago Frank Jennings, of Louisiana,
travelling man who comes to
Perry, lost a pOcketbOOk contain
ing about $500 in money aud
checks. \ diligent search was
made, but the book could not be
found. a few days ago Ernest
Craft, a boy about II years old,
confded in a friend that he had
found the book, and that he had
given $50 to his father and part to
Frank White, who had given part
OF the money to his parents, and
the balance he Graft boy) had
lost in crap games at st. Louis.
After all parties implicated in the
matter had been put thru
sweat" enough information was
gained to justify the arrest Of all
of them. Only about $100 has
been recovered. The poeketboOk
and checks were destroyed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Ill ln the matter uf Thomas A
Hclntyre, trustee Of W G Harrison
liz Edwin F Merritt vS Kinlvch
lei y CITY OF ST Louis
18TH DAY-sATURDAY, FER 1905.
ll3 Ju iuS Krieger ct al VS. Lucy
KrieReT eG al
ia &c Nundy VS. PhOeba A Ben.
thuSen at al
l15 j r Hodges VS. b Waddington
ll6 j UIck vs. j w Shines et al
III h p NOure, admr VS. JOS f Jes,
Sc
us ] the matter OF estate of Kate
lay Tor, J p Miller, trustee
ll9 Mm Frisby eU al VS. Change Of
vcnuel 81 Louis Transit Co
l9rH DAY-MoNDAY, FEB 9, 1905
l2o STATE Of Missouri VS. Fred oraw.
ford
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Death took a choice spirit in the
person of Miss Ella DowelI, north
of Mexico, whose demise was men
toned in these columns last week.
She was teacher of splendid
worth and expected to receive a
life certificate from the Kirksville
Normal in May, where she had
been attending school recently.
Her health failed and she was com
PEELED to return home. She grad
ually lost strength. She died
whispering the words, Jesus,
Lover of My Soul" Friends ut
Kirksville members of the senior
class in the Normal-sent bo.
quet Of tea roses for the casket.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
THE DOCKET .


4TlI DAf-TllURsDAf' JAN ~ l9oo
10 Lydia VI Cant VS. Junn w Mac
kay
20 Paris Savings Bank VS. b + Do"
rll' executor =,
q l1' ""'u i'u'i0"'' v" u "o"'i'
eA'culoI
% v nueIN " d = Do"e'i' eMo0uto'
'''' ~ = '"''''
ouUol
~ l., n",, ,,.'I 'S"u 70 y y NU. ,J, I"ssi
ae'rS o' y i "l''ner
5rH DAY-FRIDAY JAN 20, 1905.
oe ,rNyu,,,,n ,rn.,.a - F.rh.,
RANT
d W l. CrigIer vs. TburstOn B
Duncan
% rB Duncan, ad niniSCrat n vs.
Nu ua Reserve Fund Life Assn
20 W Ha ha"ay VS. } W McCOr'
mick
OU LulN - "llltl No ChhuN"h u tiSlle
vi J j .dkinS
81 W a EdmomSlUu VS. Unknown
Heirs uf j JudKins
6ru DAY-sATURDAY, JAN. n, 1905
., O. C.ut,. q, L vo w
.C,,,., "a 49,
a.. o.r,r,,,luo..tdvs Ch.s HuI
81 Oscar CunIn, ct al v, Ell Craw-
FOR.
rs Oscar C.ultns eL al vsJH Bolts
36 Oscar Collins ct al W. PJ Schnei.
der
81 Oscar CuIliu, ct al VS. Lulu E
Winscutt ct al
81 Oscar C dllnS ct al.vs Caleb Ber-
rye,aI
-r, ,ouD,v IAN % ions
o.,,...
10 Em1sh.,h ps9o 90 C,v - la
do !.
Az Ed,ardVT.,s,n q, nj ~ Mar,
EALinso,, 81, ~
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
Killed by Train.

Louisiana, No., Jan. 13.-W.
Nj. Lovelace, GO, was killed by C.
s. A, eastbound passenger train
No. Is in Bowling Green eleven
miles west of here today, He lived
in Booth, one mile west of Bowl
ing Green, aud was ON his way
home. He was a war veteran aud
leaves a family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Vaudalia Leader: J. G. Stillwell
aud Col. Utterback have gone into
an agreement for the new year.
Mr.. Stilwells right arm is off and
Col. Utterbuck's left arm is gone,
Each will buy pair of gloves, one
in which to do up the chores and
the other for Sunday, and then
divide them, each getting two
pairs of gloves for one price.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

j. P. Harper has bought the
Williams farm, iust west of Rush
Hill. Mr.. Harper says he is 60
ing to try growing a good orchard
He has a notion that the reason
so many fail in tree planting in
this section is that they do not dig
down deep enough; the tap root OF
the tree dies. He will dig to the
"hardpan" aud then go further
with AN augrr.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

l2l State Of Missouri vs. FUnSie
Hagan
l22 State OF Missouri V L Be-
shears (l9)
l23 State OF Missouri vs. Arthur
Roberts (2)
l24 Stale Of Missouri VS. joe Sisk
1887
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Col" c. &. Baker, late of Au-
drain county, sold &. II. DunfOrd
of Montgomery county, Mo-, 32O
acres of land in Horse Heaven,
near Prusser, Wash.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Little Miss Willie Hook, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hook,
took down with scarlet fever last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

A boy out near Benton City
stole an overcoat from the Gibson
poultry house in Mexico. He
was arrested and on sumendering
the coat to the owner was released.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

j. p. Morris, late in the photo
business in Mexico, has position
with the Lewis &Clark Exposition,
which is to be held at Portland,
Oregon, next summer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Our good friend y. P. Ball, late
of Rush Hill and later of Mexico,
is now in the dry goods business
at AuXvasse. We wish him every
success.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
20 Per Gent. Discount!

1 9TH DAY--wEDNEsDAY, JAN 25 1905,
So BR Middleton VS. Wabash r Il
/ Co
! "a JPJ,f fries VS. Wabash r r Co
So Edgar DAVIS by next friend VS.
Wabash Il r Co
Sc Bick VS. Marion w Hodges
81 Eli Trick ct al VS. Frank Sanders
ct al
58 Celia Phillip ct al VS. James T
Harrison et al
SO In matter Of W Il NJ iris, clerk,
Mamie Buckner, admr, aud Audrain
Gu, inLerpleaders
10TH DAY-THCRsDAY, JAN. 20, 1905.
60 Willard Palmer VS. Z s. A Ry Cu.
81 Edward Mallory VS. z s. a Ry
Co
60 John Houck by next friend VS.
C& A Ry Co.
G3 Inhabitants of village of Rush
Hill VS. Z s. A Ry Co ct al
GA II W Stewart vs. Z s. A Ry Co
65 e l. Walker VS. & Il A r, Co
66 A w Wagner VS. q s. A Ry Co
( 81 en- Crooks VS. Q s. A Ry Co
6S + Wilburn VS. q & A Ry Co
llTH DAY-FRIDAY, JAN p. 1905
CD PM Graham VS. q s. A Ry Co
70 SllaS Mitchell ys q & A Ry Co
Il Casper & Cunningham VS. z & A
Rt Co
70 JOS ID Pratt ct al vsC& A Ry
Co
- CL Edwards, guardian of Jno
McKinzie VS. G & A Ry Co
18TH DAY-sATURDAY, JAN Is, 1905
"A City OF Mexico VS. Giles Palmer,
app'l M aud
IS City OF Mexico VS. Lus Decker
son app'l
rs RH Mattern VS. Matte E Mat
! tern
n n Greening vs. John Bryning
Is In GrernIngvN Dick Williams
18TH DAY-MONDAY JAN 30, 1908.
~ Fdl uClN DdUk VI Lduullld W
" abash r Il Co aud ST L g. Hau Ry
Co
so Green s. Fountain VS. (change Of
veCut) Wabash r r Co
81 : IL Taylor v, Wabash r RI Co
81 VIM d MaSuu Vs. unknown Heirs
Of Jacob Holt Ell al
S3 @ w BenShUUf vs. Mexico Land
& Loan Co eG al
81 Martha L Jenkins vs. I'm f
jenkins
l4TH DAY-TUEsDAY, JAN 81, 1905.
S5 All Shulrz ct al Us Josephine
Muts ct al
SO Charles Bulin vs. II HtlveTSUn
81 EW LierheImer W. Minnesota
Mutual Life IuS Co
IS Michael DUnnelly VS. Isaac Rob.
erJs
80 A n Head vs. Unknown Heirs Of
VIM DuOlin sc
80 Lewis Scott VS. Ella Scott
0l Wm E Sims VS. Nellie Uingle ct
al
l5rH DAY-wEDNEsDAY, FEB l, 1905,
81 Antoine Detienne ct al VS. jose
phlne ShuIZ.Mlles
93 j ) Inflow VS. &C By bee
94 ID A Nneed Vs. NJ G Adams eJ al
95 A L DeIlenne VS. &c Waters and
J F Cuonlz
0G 5 L Berry ct al VS. Charles Bolin
Ell al
81 Linnie Weaver VS. II e Weaver.
0S City OF Mexico VS. John Harris,
appl
18TH DAY-TmURsDAY, FEB, ?, 1908 |
90 J Forrest Br,an VS. @ B & Q II, |
ca aud Fairbanks Morse s. O.
100 J I'm Baric VS. Q B n Q Ry Co
and Stubbs.Flrk JuhnSon Con Co
lOl Graham s. Farmer VS. CB& al
Rye
lO2 Geo T Fisher VS. Jno G rmuh
aud unknown heirs
lO3 Nellie Cunningham VS. Harry A
Cunningham
l04 Frankford Exchange Bank VS.
w L Wright
nth DAY-FRIDAY FER 3, 1905
los Claude @ BYb evS L Q Barnes
l06 A II Metz VS. w L Wright
l07 Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Vandalia VS. Thomas Richards
los ChaS E Casper VS. Western
Union Tel Co
100 In, the matternf Thomas A Nc.
lnt,ve, trustee ~ Th0S w Harrison
llO Ia Lnv lnaLIer OF Thomas A Nc
Intyre, trustee Of r " Harrison
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
CIRCUIT COURT.
Convened This w e e X
Judge Barnett Pre-
siding.

The Circuit Court convened in
Mexico Monday afternoon, Judge
W. d. Barnett, elected last Noyem.
ber, on the bench. He gave a
lengthy charge to the grand jury,
telling them they should inquire as
to any violations of the law gov
erning the right Of suffrage; also
to iudict for any violation of the
dramshop law. The poor farm,
county Jail and general welfare of
the county is to have attention.
Those who are serving on the
grand jury are as follows:
H. e. Crews, Foreman.
G. w. BattertOu.
H I. Squirting.
w. A. Douglass.
l. H. Davis.
w. l.. Kent.
A. Hughes.
d. d. Gray.
j. L. Stauffer.
Y. T. Burch,
Hardy DoOlin.
f. p. Jacobs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Rev. w. II. Paschal, of Mexico,
holds services at Bethel, south of
Mexico, the fourth Sunday in Feb
ruary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

A. w. Worsham, Drake & Threl-
keld, j. A. Reighley and Y. P.
Ball are new readers of the Mes
SAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Miss Anabel Arnold, of MeXi co,
and Mr.. D. IL. Moss, Of Washing
ton, are announced to be married
Mr.. Moss is a native of Monroe
County, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Rev. X. d. Chinn of Vandalia
will be- pastor Of the Christian
church at Rush Hill for another
year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Hon. Walter Bnrch of this
county is on the committee of Grim
inal jurisprudence at jefferson City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Theo. j. Williams Of Mexico
wns last week elected cashier of the
new bank at BellefOwer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

DR.. F. NJ. ShOush and Frank
Coatsworth last Thursday bought
the brick in the ruins OF the NJ E.
church in this city, paving 5000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

John Murphy of Thompson pur.
chased a car load of cattle in Is an
sas City a few days ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
Or EXPECTED TO HAPPEN

Clay Surber of Thompson has
returned to his school duties at
Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

,Idney James is Deputy Sheriff
of Audrain under the new Sheriff,
Price johnson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

j. A. Henderson has purchased
the DUrgan farm, north Of Mex
leo, paying 81, 500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

VIM. T. Pierce has sold his
West End Cash Store IN Mexico to
J. V. Williams.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Mrs. Thomas Rowe of ROwrma
is ut Fnyette, where her children
are attending school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Last Saturday morning the ther
mometer registered 8 below zero in
these ends of the earth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
a. SSSSSSS
Col. Green Clay is on his plan
tation in Mississippi

Fred Brand, late of this city, is
now located nt st. Angelo. Texas
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
Friday Evening.

7:30 Devotional.
Resolved That We Recommend Our Churches
TO Discontinue Sunday School Work
(a) A Majority of Baptists are Opposed to 1t.
Affirmative, J. w. Million.
Negative, J. z. Partee.
(b.) 1t Fails in the End Sought to be Obtained
Affirmative, j. f. Jesse.
Negative, J. &. Crawford
lc) Without Scripture authority
Affirmative +. S. Gibbs
Negative, Il. B. Rice.
(d.) 1t is IncOnvenient, and the Methods not
Adapted to Persons of Mature Thought.
Affirmative Y. NJ. Green.
Negative, c. \. Mitchell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

d. NJ. Roberts, thru W. A.
Sharp, sold his home and Is acres,
sodth part of Mexico to John B.
Gregory for 5000. It's a fine
piece of property.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
Friday, January 27.
Friday Afternoon.

200 Devotional.
The Necessity for Better Teaching in
Our Schools.
2:l5 (a.) General knowledge of the
Scriptures. s................C. G.. Daniel
2:4j (b.) Special Preparation of the Lesson
................A. b. Hale
3:l5 (c.) Adaptation of the Lesson. .......
..................J. y. Guthrie
3:3O General Discussion.
400 Importance of Bible Study. w ID. Pulls
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
PROVISIONAL PROGRAM.

Thursday, Jan. 26, 1905.
7:30 P. NJ. Devotional.
Address-"Only Boy. ... Dr. H. L. Tralle
Friday, January 27.
9:3O. Devotional.
Sunday School organization.
9:45 Equipment for Work k................
..............M Mrs NJ. l.. Jones
lO:lj Working Your Plans (a.) Officers. o.
Teachers. s...................J. l.. Ware
General Discussion.
l1:0O Open Parliament. ..........J. 5. Jesse
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

d. NJ. Roberts, thru W. A.
Sharp, sold his home and Is acres,
. sOdth part of Mexico to John B.
Gregory for $1,000. It's a fine
piece of property.
FRED Lang, whose home Is in
st. Louis, visiting Valentine Err
del, northeast of Mexico, had his
nose and one ear frozen last Satur-
day while coming into town.
Gotlieb Winner, northeast of
Mexico, had another trial in this
city last Saturday on a charge of
disturbing the peace of one of his
neighbOrs. He was acquitted.
7. A. Rowland of Bevier was
here last week to see his old
friends, j. w. Plunkett and j. 7.
Ricketts,. Mr. Rowland has a place
in the office of Secretary of State
at jeff. City.
E. G. Cook and j. r. Braden, of
Laddonia, last week put mp new
windmill on the farm of j. g..
Lakenan, southwest of Thompson,
also another on the farm of Lake
nan & Barnes, in the same neigh
bOrhood.
The National Bank of this City
last week reelected the old officers
for the coming year as follows: w.
A. Morris, president; r. r. Ar
mold, cashier; S, j. Buckner, as
sistant cashier; Ethan Howell,
bookkeeper
Mrs. VIM. Brimer is not Il far
mer's wife, she lives in town, but
she has certainly done we'll with
her COWS and chickens. She has
two COWS and thirty hens aud dur.
ing the past year sold milk, butter
aud eggs amounting to $l06.85.
She sold $46. % worth of milk, all
of which is said by the Farber
Forum.
Former Judge Duke William
Sumner, aged 81 years, and one of
Audrain's oldest citizens, died Fri
day morning at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. William Stewart,
in this city. Judge Sumner was
born in st. Charles County, Mo,
in April, 1924. At the age of "a
years removed to this county. He
married Miss Eizabetb ChOwnind
of Tennessee at Florida, Mo-, in
1945, and has resided in this county
ever since. Just previous to the
Civil War he was elected Judge of
the county court, but like all the
other officers, was deposed by
the Drake government shortly af-
terward. Mrs. Sumner and three
children-J. C,Sumuer OF Vernon,
Texas, Mrs. VIM. Stuart of this
city and Robinson Sumner, who
resides in ADMINISTRATIVE him.
The funeral was conducted by the
pastor of the Promenade Street
Methodist church, Rev. Q. q. Sc.
lecman, at the home Of Mrs.
Stuart nt 3 p N. Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19
Remarks.

l. May we not have at least one representa-
tive from each church in the Association!
,. We specially appeal to Superintendeuts
and Teachers to attend this Convention.
3. Come to the first meeting and stay until
the close.
l. Mexico church will gladly entertain all
delegates and visitors,
Very frOternally,
H. +. Truck, j. L. Ware
j. S. Jesse, Committee
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Fred Lang, whose home Is in
st. Louis, visiting Valentine Err
del, northeast of Mexico, had his
nose and one ear frozen last Satur-
day while coming into town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

Gotlieb Winner, northeast of
Mexico, had another trial in this
city last Saturday on a charge of
disturbing the peace of one of his
neighbors. He was acquitted.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-01-19

7. A. Rowland of Bevier was
here last week to see his old
friends, j. w. Plunkett aud j. 7.
Ricketts,. Mr. Rowland has a place
in the office of Secretary of State
at jeff. City.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-18
BIG ARIZONA MINES
Progress of Operations at Tomb stone
 and Silver Bell.

MT. W. F. Stamton. superintendent of the Congress. Tombstone ConsoH- dated and Silver Bell mines arrived here yesterday afternoon from the lat ter place and will remain until this evening. Mir. Staunton seems to be living under q lucky star just now so far as travelling is concerned. While other people were juggling with rail-
 road time tables and indictment wealth CT in a vain endeavor to get some where MT. Staunton yesterday made record breaking trip to Phoenix and did it without any previous arrange ment or malice aforethought." He left Silver Bell at 10 o'clock and dined in Phoenix at the regular hour in the evening. Leaving Silver Bell he hap pened to reach Red Rock just in time to catch a west bound special that burnt the rails to Maricopa He stepped off that train just in time to board the special or delayed train that came up from Maricopa yesterday af- ternoon, arriving at the scene of the washout just as it was repaired and slipping on to Phoenix as smooth as grease. He says travelling in this coun- try is all right, if one works it right.
 Asked concerning operations at the mines MT. Staunton said everything was running smoothly and while the rains had given them a little trouble they had not seriously interfered with business. There continues to be a daf- ly shipment of about a hundred tons of ore from the Silver Bell to the Douglas smelters and about the same quantity from Tombstone to Fl Paso.
 At Tombstone the water question has of course always been the principal cause for study Mir. StauntOn says that it is being very satisfactorily handled though there is yet much to be. accomplished. While he would have been pleased to have made more pro- gress he is gratifed at what has al- ready been achieved and quite optimistic concerning future prospects. The water has been drained now to the 800 foot level and crosscuts are now being run on that level. At TOO feet the ground was equally as wet as it was found to be at the 800 level but it is now perfectly dry. They are constantly going deeper and draining the basin as they go. It is only req sonabIe to suppose that only for the long rainy period the drainage would have proceeded faster and that the surface water has an effect on the un- derground flow is demonstrated by the breaking of an occasional water pipe on the surface. the effect of which is very soon after noted below. But even fighting the water from above as well as below, notable progress has been made and efforts to further the work will be redoubled.
 MT. Staunton says they are now rais- ing 3,150,000 gallons of water per day and he expects shortly to place an additional pump on the eighth level which will further facilitate operations Though no phenomenal ore bodies have been uncovered everything is satisfac- tory to date and he does not expect 10 find the biggest and best ore bodies until the depth of 1000 feet has been reached and that things will be rushed
Arizona republican., 1905-03-18
CASTLE CREEK
 HOT SPRINGS HOTEL

situated in the Bradshaw mountains. 1871 feet above sea level is now open for the winter. Finest resort in Ari- zona.
 Even temperature No winds. no dust. Hotel accommodations first class in every respect. Modern plumbing. Hot water heating plant. Electric lights, electric bells. Billiard and pool room, bowling alley. Natural medicinal hot springs flowing 100000 gallons every twenty-four hours. Open pools of different temperature. Shower baths needle spray, cabinet bath and plunge tank under cover.
 Four hours ride from Hot Springs Junction on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway in a comfortable four horse coach every day except Sunday. Fine road, grand scenery.
 w. M. SELL, Manager.
 Hot Springs, Ariz.