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NEW VERSION OF KING 1oUIs's DEATH

NEW VERSION OF KING LOUIS'S DEATH
Some time ago I predicted in these letters that
the publication Of the correspondence and memoirs
OF the late Baroness HammeTstein would lead to
embarrassing ana unpleasant revelations. The
baron Il may be remembered. was one Of the lead
Of the Conservative party Of Prussia In the
Rechstag and IN the Diet, the owner and Editor Of
the veuerable "Kreuzzeitung," the leading organ
Of that faction. and OF the most conspicuous
figures n German political and social life, who
was convicted OF forgery, ENFORCEMENT and fraud
among his victims being the American Countess
Waldersee-Tas sentenced TO a long term Of i'm
prisonment. but was released before he had COM
peted the full period, owing. IT is said 10 his hav
ing kept his mouth shut.
Now that he is dead, however, his family are
publishing his memoirs. and among the most sem
ssuonal revelations contained therein is the cir
cumstsntfal story, made public for the first time,
TO the effect that King Louis OF Bavaria, instead
OF having committed suicide in 1886, had been
drowned while endeavoring to escape from the cap
tiviJy to which he had been consigned a fortnight
previously. The baron in his memoirs Indicates
that there were several great Bavarian mobiles CON-
oerned in the attempt 10 rescue the King from his
5Riers; that relays Of horses had been organized
AZ Konigsdorf and at other places along the route;
that two mysterious boats. each with two three
strangers in it, were seen from the palace
grounds in the neighborhood Of the spot where the
Kings body found Just g. short time be-
fore the tragedy was discovered, and that earlier
in the day King Louis had inquired Of Captain
Zdncen, one OF the ofncers In command OF the
guards surrounding the castle, whether they would
shoot upon him If he attempted TO escape.
Hammerstein insists that the reasons why
these facts were not made known at the time were
motives Of consideration for the families Of those
great mobiles who believing the King TO be sane
and unjustly imprisoned, felt that it was their
loyal duty to rescue him from his captivity. The
Bayaran government, according 10 HammeTsten,
appreciated the sentiments that had led the mobiles
IL question 10 embark in the enterprise, and for
s~,ol
adds that undoubtedly DR.. Guddens endeavored to
prevent the Kings escape For when his body
found it lying in the water a few yards
only distant from that Of the King, and with the
LETT eye badly blackened presumably from a blow
IRON the fist Of the King. who tremendously
powerful
In view Of the discussion aroused by these reve-
lauons, The publisher of the memoirs the head Of
the important German publishing house Of Ieuss
g. Co, has issued a notification stating that while
he is not allowed 10 mention the great personages
who VIII vouch for the authenticity of the state
Inents Of the baron in the matter he himself is
prepared to stand for them absolutely true.
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SAILED.

May 2-Ths PTovinoetown Boston. the
Nero from Norfolk for Newport News; Dixie rom
Fajardo for San juan the Olympia from Guantanamo
for Monte Crisu the Detroit and the Topeka from
Puerto Plata for Monte Crist.
May 25Ths Brooklyn TompkinsvlIe for navy yard
New York.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii
extra charge.
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AGCSHINc 7; -RgssEII-on May 20 1905. at the
Snuroh OF the Holy Trinity. Middletown Conn,
rev; e c. Acheson Of Mddetown. Mr.. c. Russell
Auchincloss 10 Miss Helen Pickering Russell,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Of Eiiddletown Conn.
CHANDLER Wednesday, May "a 1905. at
the Homestead. New-Harttord Conn, by the Rev. p.
II. Dickinson, Of Buffalo Mr.. Charles Frederick
Chandler OF New-York, TO Miss Augusta Pohemus
Berard Of New-Hartford.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday. May %
1900 at No 81 6th-eve. New-York. by the Rev. John
Mesh, Violet, daughter OF Mrs. Thomas Richardson
Eben Beers Knowlton, OF Brooklyn.
RIcHARDsoN-DE eATTNEs-April "a 1905. at Flor
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win b
republIshed in The TriWeely Tribune without extrs
charge.
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SINGLE COPIES.


SUNDAY. cents No. ~ KE1VIE"' cent.
1 RAdEitii FARMERS esntsi
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THE BEREsFoRD HERALD OF DEATH
Lady Wsterford'E death. which has just oesn
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ARRIVED.

May 24-The Hercules and the Uncas at Norfolk the
Colorado at Boston: the Nero Newport News; the
Arethusa at Hampton Roads; the Dixie at San Juan;
the Truxtun Guantanamo; the Detroit and the
Topeka Monte CrRti.
May 2b-Ths Brooklyn at navy yard. New-YoFk,
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
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,,.Y1s FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

Mails except jamaica and Bahamasl are forwarded
% ~ General Postohice New-York. follows
CTIIA via Port Tampa az t4:SO a m Monday. Wednes-
Saturday from New-Tork. Thursday
ana Saturday aboveG
,,ty~rf,C cry overland m. and 1890 .. m
dsiIv except Sunday Sunday Al i P. N and 1880
Except Parcels Post Nails.
Norm sydney Z p. N. Monday. Wednesday and sat
urday also occasionally from Nsw-4ork and PhiadsF
: See abOVel
NFICIF,ION Boston and North sydney. at $50 m
avsrv Other sunday May 81 June and Is. etc.).
JAMAICA Via Boston. at Tuesday Friday
" Saturday abOve}
CCSTvt PCA via NeW-Orleans- f1O-3O Tuesday.
1ETTIS4 HONDURAS. HONDURAS East COAST and
GUATEMALA VIA New-Orleans. az 1850 D. Mon
day west Coast OF Honduras is dispatched from New
Vcrr via Panama. abOve0
NICARAGUA east COAST. via Ssv-orleans az ti0:So
m "wednesday west Coast OF Nicaragua IS dis
bpatched nom Nev-YOrk via Panama See abovs)
and CANAL ZONE. NeSg-Oreans. f1O.aO
\ m sunday after 1880 ,. m, sunday and until
saUinE Oft ew-York steamer mail for Panama and
Canal Zone held for the Nsw-EoFk steamer. sea
+Eegisteged Mail for dispatches closes at ? m
previous day
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rRANsPACIFTC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


j.
Tha scbelule a closing OF Transpacfo mails - a..
gsa on the presumption % their uninterrupted ovek
id transit 20 port sailing The hnal connecting malls
Ss1ca,Ivsr Victoria Seattle which close
m previous day) close az the General Postoce. New
York foiloWs'
a. h 70 m May for dispatch per T. 5 Transport.
T4swaU VIA san Francisco close AZ p. Nay %
clspatch per .. s. N6vadan
1aCs5 Korea china and Philippine Islands. via Tacoma
close al 6 D. m. May % for dispatch 8 5. Tel
T5awaH Japan Korea. China Philippine Islands via
san Francisco close AZ n. June for dispatch
NsNS zeaIanG Australia (excspt wssO. New-Caedouia
samoa Hawaii Fiji Islands via san Francisco.
cIos- ~ & e. m June FOR dispatch per > $ SonOma
fTs the Cunard carrying the British
Nev-Zealand arrive In time 70 with
ms dispatch. mails-closng $50 $50
m ana 3 D. m. Sundays 43O a m. n. m and
& D. u.-wiu be made uD and forwarded until the
rival OF the Cunard steamerl
Japan Parcels-POst MaIisl. Corea, China ard
FhUippins Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria, c.
close ?. m. June for dispatch 8 Empress
H Islands Australia Except WesD New-Caledonia
June II for dispatch per s s. Aorang-
ManchuriA except MOukden. NeW-Chwang and Port
Eastern Siberia 10 forwarded via
NOTE-Uness otherwise addressed. West Australia "a
forwarded via Europe wLealand. via san
and certain places in the Chinese Province OF Yuunan
VIA British indathe quickest routes Philippines
the foreign rates Hawaii IS forwarded san Fran
cisco exclusively.
WILLIAM R. WILCOX Pcssnarsr
Posto1acs. SsS-Yori y. Y. May 10 1900.
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New-Haven, Conn., May 25.-The Yale senior Sc
ciety elections were announced to-day. They ar
follows:
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MARCUS BRAUN WILL BE TRANSFERRED.

MARQUIsB DE FoNTENoY.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

Subscribe Tor the Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern district.
Melissa Rambo, plaintiff, VS.. Adol-
plus Rambo, defendant. No. 62l9.
The defendant, Adolphus Rambo. is
warned to appear In this court IN
thirty days and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff. Melissa Rambo.
Witness the Honorable Hosea Town.
send, judge of said court and the seal
thereof. this 18th day Of April. 1905.
tSonD G, NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Cruce, Cruce * Bleakmore, attor-
neys.
Caswoll Bennett, attorney for non
resident.
First published April II, 1908.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18
Climate and Crop Report.

Following is the climate and cror
report for the wect nding noon, sat
urday Arril Is. at Healdton station
T. r..
Highest temperature 50 on the 9th.
Lowest temperature i5 on the nth
Rainfall II
Sunshine So per cent.
Some corn has to be- rc-planted 0w.
ing to hard crust on ground. Some
cotton already planted. Oats looking
wei. Grass good. Stock doing well
A light rain would prove beneficial.
G. II. HEALD,
Voluntary Observer.
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Floral day--Thursday. May 4-dur-
Ing carnival week. promises to eclipse
anything of the Kind every witnessed
III Ardmore. Mr.. Ham Bee. who has
that part Of the program IN charge,
reports that he is meeting with great
success and is Of the OPINION that the
line of decorated vehicles in parade
VIII be a sight a grandeur long to be
remembered by those fortunate enough
To witness it.
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within ten years or less the farm
lands OF the Indian Territory. and real
estate valuts generally, will double. II
you are desirous OF making a perma
nent investment, hold your real es-
tate and make a long term loan with
the privilege to pay, with the Amerl-
can Investment Company, Atoka, |. r,
Mar. o. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18

+. j Ramsey has added fifteen new
show cases to his already handsomely
furnished drug store The new cases
are marble base and of the hneS'
French glass. The new cases. togcth
er with the mirrors. give his store Il
very handsome appearance.
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A Golden Opportunity.

Enter Selvidge business College
now and You will be ready for posi-
tions by fall and Prof. selvIdge will Sc
cure you the position II you complete
the course. 23.v.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18

The series of sermons being preach
ed at the First Baptist church by Rev.
T. u. Cameron Is attracting great
crowds. The house could not accom-.
modate all who came to hear him sun.
day night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18

Everybody knows whete the old fire
station is and everybody is learning
that Freddy has 1t fllci with tae I'm.
est lot OF buggies in the city.
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= Ordinance No. 177.

An ordinance requiring the appoint
mcnt of city scavenger by the cit,
council.
BE it enacted by the city council OF
the city of Ardmore
Section l. That section 80 of the
Revised Ordinances of the city of Ard
more be amended so as to read THAT
the scavcngcr for said city shall be
nominated by the mayor and elected
by a majority vote of the members Of
said council present ana voting"
Section ,. That this ordinance shall
is effective from and after It's passage
and publication.
Passed and approved this the Sd
day of October, 1904.
", +. WFIITTINGTON.
Acting Mayor
Attest:
G. II. BRUCE. City Clerk.
Published April IS 1905.
WalCott s. Mulkey can rent VOW
house, er
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To Advertisers.

From and after this date John r.
Essley will make all contracts with To-
cal people for advertising space In the
Daily Ardmoreite and %. 7. Nisbett
has charge Of all foreign ADVERTISING
contracts. SIDNEY suecs
April s, 1905.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18

Mr.. Blackstock, IA pupil of Sclyidge 3
Business College, Is critically III. IL
was removed Sunday to the SAM.
tarMm
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Insram's Transfer Line.

We never sleep carriages and bag.
gnge wagons meet every train. Phone
a w. r. INGRAM, Prop. elm
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Notice.

am making special prices on Rus
sells big bolc prolific cotton seed.
Call al once. Il. B. Pugh, Ardmore, |.
+. Edwin
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Noble Bros. are giving away three
handsome presents TO little girls. Call
at their store and ask about II.
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For Profit.

P'ant Rlssell's big boll prolific cot.
'on seed, For sale by Il. B Pugh. Ard.
no'e' J. T. l2dw-lm
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Parents: See Noble Bros. offer I'm
This paper and aid your little girl In
winning the handsome Junior Range.
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Freeze Quick.

cream fraezers that will do your
WORK In short order. Call at T. X.
Kearney's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-18

Let us sell YOU that screen wire We
have 1t in all widths. Bivens, Corhr
4 Frenslcy.
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LOST.

TAKEN UP-A pig. Owner pay ex.
penses and take property. Lane
Bros. t7.p
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WANTED - Remington typewriter
Must he perfectly new, in good con
dition and reasonable price Address
Remington care Ardmoreitc. l7-s
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Gasoline Stoves.

II you want one Kearney will sell
you, Price about half what you pay
elsewhere.
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WANTED-A gentle buggy horse ana
surrey. Must be cheap. Apply Mrs.
\. W. Jennings. Fourth Avenue and
G street 5. w. 1876
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Fresh Garden q Field Seed.

All kinds now on hands at r.. u.
pugh's. 2s1m
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WANrED-We will pay Sc each for
the first six copies OF the Daily Ard.
morcite of March Il that are sent
to this office. ARDMOREITE.
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II You buy your spraying material,
here You will be sure to get the best
results.
lb L, j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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Walcott g. Mulkcy can rent yOGr
house. 81.
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, Mrs. Alice TifIt, 22O c St,
northwest. 17-tf
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Plymouth Rock
Eggs, $3.50 per setting of To-.
S. S. TOLSON,
All \. Washington ST. 2tf
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WANTED-All the stoves IN Ardmore
Don let them rust and become
worthless. Sell them to Mason. the
secondhand man. 3-lm
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FOR SAl.E-Two nice single drivers
HarSes can be seen al smiths sta.
bic. j. +. Bowles. tS.tf
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FOR nENT.

FOR RENT-A very neat new cottage
on West Main street. John +. Eas
ley
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FOR SAl.E-Edison phonoFraph with
six dozen Records in case Also cigar
case. all at bargain. See Cyrus
Pyeatt at Cold Storage Market. 1875
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FOR SALE-A home of rooms plen.
ty water. fine fruit, close in. Ad-
Address Boy 356. 11-tf
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FOR SAl.b-One old house to be NOV.
ed from the lot. Apply Il. Is. Pugh.
Ardmore, l. T.. 29-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
| FOR SAl.E-Two nice single drivers
Harses can be seen al smiths sta.
| bic j. +. Bowles. 1S-tf
FOR SAl.E-Edlson phonograph with
six dozen Records in case. Also cigar
case, all at a bargain. See Cyrus
Pyeatt at Cold Storage Market. 1876
FOR SALE--A home of rooms plen.
ty water. fine fruit, close in Ad-
Address Boy 1856. 11-tf
FOR SALE-Pure bred Plymouth Rock
Eggs, $3.50 per setting of To-,
S S. TOLSON,
All \. Washington st. 2tf
FOR SAl.l;-One old house to be NOV.
ed from the lot. Apply L. h. Pugh
Ardmore, |. T., 29-tf
FOR SALE-Wheeler A. Wilson Sew.
ing machines at r. A. Jones. l4-tr
FOR nENT.
FOR RENT-A very neat new cottage
on West Main street John +. Eas-
ley
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, Mrs. Alice Tint, 22O c ST.,
northwest. 17-tf
FOR RENT--Onc four-room house. !
just built. two porchcs and hall; /
one two-room house, newly papered /
and painted, hydrant In yard. Phone
107. G. Mccoy. Northwest Ardmore
17-G
FOR RENT-Four room house; apply
10 Steve Douglas, postoffice. 12-tf.
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished or
unfurnished. Corner Fifth avenue
ana \ street, northwest. 9-u
FOR RENT-Furnished roms. Mrs. :,
Ella Hunter, SO2 n. Caddo st. Tim
FOR RENT House with half block
0f land in South Ardmore. Will
take home laundry work for pay
Phone 159. 7-tf
FOR RENT--Nicc large front Office
over r. X. kearney's store. Apply
I. *. hearney. 2-tf
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WANTED want all the Old iron
In the territory. VIII pay the high
est market price fer same See me-
L. ID. Mason, the second hand man.
y-tf
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FOR SALE--Wheeler a. Wilson Sew.
ing machines at X. A. Jones. l4-tf
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FOR RENT--Fuur room house: apply
10 Steve Douglas, postoffice. 12.tf.
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G. II. BRUCE. City Clerk.
Published April IS. 1905.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-22

necessitate considerably more terri.
tory than Mr.. Parsons controlled,
As soon as Rice had formulated his
plans he returned TO Chicago and, with
the assistance of some OF his friends,
incorporated tho Eagle Mining and
Improvement company. OF New Mex.
leo, rented an office at 3ii Tacoma
building ana returned to Parsons
where he began systematically to
work out his plans to their logical ION.
illusions. He acquired altogether some
800 claims. about G,0OO acres, which
include about 1000 acres Of fine tim
her and some eight miles Of water
rights along the stream which had SO
impressed the first Mr.. Parsons and
he then proceeded to prospect and
thoroughly develop the different
claims.
Before Mr.. Rice had proceeded far
with his plans It became apparent
that a large amount OF money must be
raised, and although he had been as.
surcd by the other organizers of the
Eagle company that funds would be
forthcoming as needed, 1t transpired
that the money was needed long be.
fore 1t was forthcoming.
In the early part Of October. 1901
| Mr.. Brooks succeeded In interesting
a young lawyer In Chicago to the ex
tent of telling his story, with copious
explanations OF the natural advantages
OF the property and the unlimited pos
sibilities, II properly financed and han
died, and the lawyer, with IN eye or
the main chance, absorbed some O
Mr.. Brooks enthusiasm, and conclud
ed to investigate. The lawyer wal
X. G. Sturgeon, a Pennsylvania farm
er's son, who went to Chicago In 1885
When Brooks succeeded In inducing
Sturgeon to listen to his proposition
the next thing to do was to convince
him that he was telling the truth. HI
Therefore told Sturgeon that the com
pany would pay his expenses II HI
would make the trip to the mine ant
satisfy himself as to whether the rer
reservations made by Mr.. Brooks wer,
true and that II the property was a
represented, then Mr.. Sturgeon wa
to render all possible assistance in +
financing the enterprise.
Then the following long trip on tn
Santa Fe railroad to El Paso, Texas
thence north to Captain over the i
p. & N. r. railroad, a trip taking fou
days. This was before the Rock Is
and had built its FL Paso line.
Sturgeon sepnt four days going owe
what he found to be a veritable mour
tain of gold ore. He PANIED some
thing, always a trace Of gold appeare
In the pan. Announcing that he wa
satisfied he started for Chicago, tai
ing numerous carefully selected san
pies for assay. Upon his return t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-22
Federal Offices.

Surveyor General-M, o. Llewellyn'
District AltoTney-W, II, H. Lew
ellyn.
Counties Of Eddy. Chayes and Roose'
Santa Fe,
Receiver Land office-H d. Bow
man, Las Cruces,
Collector OF Internal Reyenue-A'
l.. Morrison, Santa Fe,
United states Attorney-W, II, H.
Llewellyn, Las Cruces,
Assistant United States Attorney
w. c. Reid, Roswell.
Assistant United States Attorney
u. L. Medler, Albuquerque.
United States Marshal-C. NJ. For
aker, albuquerque.
Register Land Office-M. II. otero
Santa Fe.
Receiver Land Office-Fred Muller
Santa Fe,
Register Land Office--N. Gales
Las Cruces.
Register Land Office-Howard lie
land, Roswell.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-22

Chicago the assays of ore samples
showed from $3.50 10 $26 per ton. Nj,
Sturgeon, after thinking over the sit.
uation, concluded that he did not care
to have his friends risk their money
entirely on his judgment Of the prop.
erty and after consulting some bust.
ness associates he engaged Capt. j,
II, Lloyd, OF Momence, H., to so to
Parsons and examine the prospect.
When he returned from his examina.
ton he said,
Sturgeon, It's q mine; you will
make no mistake II you go into It,"
After weathering the strenuous Fl.
~nancial storms OF 1903 and 1904 the
company succeeded in completing a
mill at Parsons, which was started
Dec. IA. This mill has a reduction
capacity of fifty tons per day and Is
the first section Of a 20O-ton plant, the
power, rock breaker, etc, Of which
have already been installed. II Is pro
posed to add to this mill In fifty ton
units as rapidly as possible. With a
modern electric light and power plant
and a steam shovel 10 load the ore
into the cars, this plant will compare
favorably with any of its size in the
country.
The first mill run made from this
mill yielded $3.17 per ton gross an(
the entire expense on operation was
81 per ton. After this mill run Mr.
Rice, the general manager, made {
contract with a miner to mine the
ore and put It into the mill for Is cents
per Ton. The usual cost Of mining orr
and delivering It into the mill Is abou'
50 per ton.
The company Is about to commence
the installation of three more fifty-tol
units to its mill, which will make tn
total capacity about 200 IONS per day
Further additions to the equipmen
will be made from the product of tn
mill itself, which will not be difficult
It Is believed, for it Is related tina
the net profit is about $500 per day.