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Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

of some purpose other than that which prevents most mining men from opera tion. It is situated in one of the pret- tiest mountain sections in the world and is we'll equipped with the buildings erected in the days of it's earlier his : tory. Concerning present operations, the Courier says
 Major PickereIl, who has had charge of the driving of the great Senator tunnel, was in yesterday from the Senator group of mines The tun- mel is now in 2,7OO feet is as straight as a bee flies, and a man can stand at the breast of the tunnel and see the small spur-like spot of light at the mouth of the tunnel. A man standing in the mouth of the tunnel and seen from the breast of the tun- nel seems a mere pigmy
 "A station has been cut and drift ing started on the 1O-Snot, which Major Pickerell says is fine Assure vein. He is very much pleased with the showing now made as we'll as the future outlook. For the pres ent the driving of the main tunnel is not progressing. for the reason that the cutting of the station for the drift and other work made more muck than could be handled. The fact that this important mining en- terprise is progressing so favorably is the best possible news for the people of Prescott as the mines are located twelve miles south, on the main county road, and the estab fishing of a large and prosperous mining camp there is now very probable.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

has made a full payment for the For tuna mine in the Silver King district and it's further development will fol- low at once.
 Water has been encountered at a depth of 250 feet in the Weedin shaft on the property of the Mineral Hill Consolidated Copper company in Pima county, of which company the editor of the Blade is the consulting and di- recting engineer. The same rounds of shots that revealed the water also broke into another large body of sul- phide ore.
 E. O. Devine, of the Kelvin branch of the Florence Commercial company, became interested recently in a rich copper find situated near the Florence and Kelvin wagon road, about four miles this side of Kelvin. He had a sample of the ore assayed and it went 27 per cent copper. This is a good shipping product. He has about a tnree-foot vein and will start develop ment work on it next week.
 A number of the officers and stock holders of the Arizona Pacific Copper company visited their mine at Wooley, this week. The shaft is nearing the 800 foot station from which a crosscut will be made to the vein.
 The crushing section of the teaching plant of the Kelvin Reduction com pany will be ready for operation the first week in. November. It will be set in motion as soon as completed that a surplus of pulp may be on hand when the teaching tanks are ready. A large quantity of ore is on the dumps and the miners have been temporarily laid off
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
MIR. HoeHE,s VISIT.

l.. M. Hogne of Phoenix, famous for his hamburger steaks, was a visitor here on business yesterday. MT. Hoghe now has interests on the south side for he is putting in a quarter section of grain on the desert directly south of Phoenix, and just at present there is but one way to get there and that is via the M. & P. bridge. This year ne is taking the same chances that a good many other ranchers are and is putting in grain where there is no possible chance of securing irriga- tion water. He is trusting entirely to good luck and the elements.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE MINES
 OF ARIZONA
More New Strikes in Bill
 Williams Country
New Reduction Plants Starting and Prospective-General Increase of Operations in Nearly all Sections of the Territory.

It is reported that Julius Moro, who has been in the Bill Williams Fork section for something over a month, has made Q discovery that is even more promising than the now famous Carrigan strike, from which it lies only a mile and a half to the south east.
 MT. Moro was one of the first to go into that region after the Carrigan strike, and in his explorations ne found some good copper ore on a group of four claims that had been To- cated already. Later he found free gold in liberal quantity, and then se- cured a bond on the claims from the owners, locating six other claims ad- joining. He further prospected his property with the best of results, find ing good copper ore in many places as we'll as gold in ore similar to that of the Carrioan strike. He has defined an ore body about sixty feet wide and 1,500 feet long, which ne is certain will develop into a valuable mine. The property is about four miles from Bill Williams Fork where there is an am- pie water supply.
 Major Burnham, a well-known min ing engineer, arrived in Prescott this week enroute to the Carrigan proper ty, it is said he is to give a careful examination at the instance of eastern capitalists with whom is associated Senator Thomas Kearns, of Utah. MT. Burnham is accompanied by Wells Fl. Bates, who is well known in Yavapai county, and by MT Carrigan, the own CT of the mine. Mir. Burnham was a resident of Prescott many years ago, but since leaving there has found fame through varied experiences in South Africa.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

In honor of her birthday, a number of the friends of Miss Laura Schmidt pleasantly surprised her Friday even ing at her home. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing progress sive games and an excellent program of music contributed to the pleasure of the evening. Delightful refresh ments were served and all present voted it most enjoyable affair. MT. and Mrs. Schmidt presented their daughter with an elegant and valuable gold watch engraved with her mono gram.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE MOWRY MINE.
New Shelter Probably blown m by
 This Time.

While ready to blow in' the new smelter at Mowry since the first of November, the Mowry Mines company
 has been unable to do so on account of vexatious delays in transportation of coke from Colorado, but eight car loads of twenty-two shipped more than a month ago having been received at Patagonia a week ago; and the first team loads having reached the camp only a week ago today. Since then the coke has been going out to the camp regularly, and it was anticipated that the start would be made Thurs
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
BUILDINGS ACCEPTED.

At a meeting of the normal board held Friday afternoon, the buildings new training school and dining hall which were constructed by Contractor Campbell. were formally accepted. The dining hall was completed some time ago, but the training school has just been finished. Both buildings have been well built and after a rigid investigation, the board pronounced itself well pleased with them. It is hoped to open school in the new training school tomorrow morning.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE SENATOR MINE.
A Big Yavapai County Property on Which Work Has Been Resumed.

The entire territory will rejoice with Yavapai county in the resumption of work at the Senator mine. one of the historic properties of Yavapai county that produced much gold in the years that have passed. It is owned by the Phelps Dodge company, or was at the last advice of the writer, and for some reason that big corporation has seen fit to allow the mine to remain idle most of the time for years past. It was not, however, through lack of ore or lack of money to operate it, but because
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
Don't Dye Your Hair---RestoTe It's Color Naturally

If your hair is starting to turn or is already gray and faded, don't make matters worse by dyeing it!
 It is mistaken idea to suppose that you can use hair dye without injury or detection.
 There's only one way that you can restore gray or faded hair, and that is to assist nature by giving new life to the hair roots and increasing the se- cretions to the pigmentary glands.
 For nature in these minute laborator- ies, forms the coloring or pigment which alone can give you a handsome head of hair.
 Mary T. Goldman's Gray Hair Re- storer is the true scalp stimulant and hair food.
 It is as clean and pure as water and contains no thick heavy Lead and Sul- phur that must be shaken up.
 This scientific discovery does not give the hair dyed" appearance.
 Another thing, it affects the gray or faded hairs only, therefore does not change the original color of ones hair.
 It makes natural color come back in from seven to t-7 days!
 It is applied as easily as water.
 Now, listeni I want you to do me and yourself, the favor of testipg Mary T. Goldman's Hair Restorer, and the test shall be at my expense.
 Allow me to send you free full size S1.00 bottle of my Restorer to prove that every claim I make is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
 Then use my restorer according to directions and see the natural color come hack.
 If the hair is not restored to its original color in from six to fourteen
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

days, it will be the first time in mary thousands of similar tests that my re- medy has failed. But it will not fail.
 It will restore the natural color to gray or faded hair. It is absolutely harmless.
 It is a delightful preparation to use. and I know that after you have tested. it you will be my friend.
 There are many thousands of men and women using our preparation, and in making this liberal offer We must protect ourselves against those who al ready know the great merits of Mary T. Goldman's Gray Hair Restorer, from taking advantage of this free distribu- tion. This offer is only for those who have not used our preparation. Your local dealer will supply you after you use sample bottle. Every bottle is sent by express, prepaid, as the bottle is too large to mail. The following must be filled out in full or no attention can be paid to letter:
 Mary T. Goldman, S71 Goldman building St. Paul, Minn.: Send me full-sized $1.00 bottle of Mary T. Gold mans Gray Hair Restorer. I enclose 25c in stamps or coin to cover express charges I soIemnly swear that I de- sire the Restorer for my own use, that I will not sell Or give it away, and that I have never used or purchased Mary T. Goldman's Gray Hair Restorer. Sign Full Name .................... Nearest Express Office ............... The original color of my hair, before it
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Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
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Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
MARRIED YESTERDAY.

Yesterday afternoon in Phoenix, in
 the presence of but few friends, MT. and Mrs. 4. E. Clark, acting in the capacity of best man and lady, MT. Fred Barworth and Mrs. Hattie Carter, both of this place, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The groom is section foreman on the M. & P. railroad, we'll liked and highly respect ed by his friends. The bride has made her home in Tempe for number of
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
TWO SPECIAL TRAINS.

Rev. H. c. Govette. pastor of the Phoenix M. E. church, South, was here yesterday cooperating with the pas tors of the churches here in advertis- ing the Mulkey evangelist meeting that will be held in Phoenix, com mencing December Sth. It has been arranged to run two excursions from Mesa and Tempe on the evenings of Tuesday and Friday, December 12 and 18th on the M & P. road. The round trip rate will be 35 cents.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE NEWS FROM FINAL.
Bulletins From Various of the Bid Mines in Maricopa's Eastern
 Neighbor.

The following items were condensed from the last issue of the Florence Blade:
 On the Rocky Springs claim of the Oklamoma Mining company in Pinal county, a shoot of copper sulphur cts has been encountered at the depth of sixty feet.
 A new pump of the capacity of 800 gallons per minute has been received by the Superior Mining company to augment it's former plant. It is be- lieved the water will now be easily controlled.
 The Fortuna Lead Mining company
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. Chas. H. Jones is suffering from a slight indisposition.
 s. N. Lukin yesterday received from the Banner Buggy company of St. Leuis, a fine rubber tired runabout.
 Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Porter of Phoenix were here yesterday visiting the formers daughter, Mrs. Frank Burgess.
 A party of young people picniced at the Photographic springs yesterday af- ternoon.
 Ernest Corbell of Florence is visit ing here for few days. Sturgeon Tomlinson of Superior is visiting his parents.
 T. G. Otis Jr. and wife of Los An geles, are the guests of the Kings burys. s
 M. F. CHURCH SOUTH-Preach. ing by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Row land, at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Morn ing subject: "The Tongue" Evening: "The Christians Relation to Popular Amusements." Dancing will be the particular subject under considera- tion.
 The following extract from a letter from MT. A. M. Davis, to a Tempe friend in Phoenix, will be of interest to many people in this vicinity. Both MT. Davis and Mrs. Davis, nee Emma King, are graduates of the Tempe Normal
 Prospect, Idaho, Nov. A, 1905. Dear Cnarley:-
 Have one on me. I am dad now. November 8, we received an S-pound boy. He's a winner, he's going to be an orator. Lungs fine. Voice full grown.
 I haven't much time to waste on you for I hear him asking for dad.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE CANDY MAN.

Chas. Sanichas, the Phoenix candy man was a business visitor on the south side yesterday, taking in both this place and Mesa. In anticipation of the holiday rush perhaps the deal CTS here laid in a good supply of his goods. MT. Easterwood received a large consignment last evening and has more coming in a few days. The excellence of MT. Sanichas' make of candy is becoming well known on the south side and he is working up a good trade.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

day of the present week, but it can not be delayed longer than the 25th.
 Upon the dump, says the Nogales Oasis, is piled several thousand tons of high grade lead-silver ore, with many thousand tons blocked out in the mine ready for stoping; and a long and prosperous run is anticipated.
 The new reduction plant is modern and up to date, with all the latest
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

improvements and appliances. The furnace is a two-ton lead stack made by the Colorado Iron Works at Den yer. The air blast is supplied by a No. Connellsville cycloidal blower driven by an SO-H. P. Bates-Corliss engine, fed with steam from a 100- H. P. Erie boiler There are two such boilers that are used alternately, the
 Continued on Page 12.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

sonably well filled and those present were liberal with their applause. The children and young people who were on the program carried out their parts in manner that could not help but be flattering to those who had the af- fair in charge. Altogether it was a very pleasant occasion and a neat lit tie sum was made by the ladies to be devoted to church work
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE CATHOLIC CONCERT.

There was a fair attendance at the concert given at Kingsbury hall Fri day evening by the ladies of the Cath olic church, but it was not nearly as large as the excellence of the program merlted. The hall though, was req
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

years and enjoys the friendship of many Tempe people.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

Hodnett 6 Carr, resident undertak- CTS and embalmers, Tempe, Arizona Phone 363.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

Lodi. By Gable Since the arrival az
re-info-cements actual nghting Ga the
city hes stopped but the outbreak is
by mo- means queiicd. ana fresh coiiis-
ions are expected momcntarialy.
The city resembles a shambles aud
the terrible scenes cf the last two DAYS
viii never be- wiped from the memory
or The Polish people
The lighting spirit OF the people Is
fully aroused They have tasted blood
and want more Certainly the rcvo-
iutionary spirit is abroad and it re-
mains 20 be seen whether military
measures Viii have the same eject as
previously.
Saturday 40 Baluty. a suburb of LODI.
four CossackS were killed and sixteen
others wounded by a bomb which was
thrown into the barracks Twenty OF
thelr horses were killed
Occasional volieys are stiilcd fred by
the police or gendarmes in response go
shots from houses.
The soldiers are showing what Rp-
pears to be wanton cruelty Late in
the afternoon they shot and killed two
women mother and her daughter.
The funerals OF victims ~ the shoot
ing 81 Thursday ana Friday took place
surreptuousiy in various outlying Wiz
lagos. IT. ls quite impossible Co give the
exact number of killed and wounded. as
reports vary accordiu- to the quarter
from which they ar. obtained Cer-
tainly The KILLED number more than
hundred and the wounded give times
as many. An official reports SAYS that
the number 90 casualties was largely
Increased hy Tho neglect of persons Go
remain indoors. and the others who in-
sisted ou iooFinc ont OF doors and win
uows When the vOllDys were being fired
upon the rioters hy thc soldiers Resi-
dents or the City say that they recciy-
Ell no otier- to remain indoors.
Victims Number 200.
LODI Rus sian Poland By Gable
The victim of last wccke outbreak
total over twelve hundred Thus far
the bodies ~ 34a Jews and 2lS Chris.
tians have been buried The wound.
cd number over GOO.
some scnliancc of orner hiss hcrn
restored. and thc workmon are gradu
ally return ng fo thc Factories Elton.
tenant General Surtpwnfth. commau
der &C the FIRST Cavalry Corps BIAS
assumed command of fuc forces her.
duriug the existence of martial Raw
The Governor General has procialfreT
a state ot -Icrc here.
Since thc proclamation of martial
law. fhe situation has become Quieler
The rumor nf am approaching mas
sacre 90 Jews has caused 10000 Jews
to leave thr town
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

Of whale oil. and Captain William
MoreS was the ventureSome Yankee
skipper who went thus early To mar
ket. The arrival made great stir in
London. AMI especially i'm Parliament.
but the war was over and the ship was
safe
As part In the composition of pic
ture the flaS was perhaps never 50
conspicuous as ou sunday. September
II, 1914. when il was seen over the
American fleet at the battle OF Lake
Champaign
The British had come from Canada
with a great fleet under Captain George
Downie. to sweep Lieutenant Mae
donough's vessels from the lake while
Sir George Provost. with an army Of
1000 veterans. chiefly "Wellincton's
lnvlncibleS, had marched 10 the sara
macs bank az Pattburg. where Nc
Comb had but few more than half rs
many men Ia meet him. even IL un-
trained militia be counted For two
years the Americans had struggled
we'll nigh in vain and the supreme mo-
ment Of the war had come
As 5 o'clock dresg nigh that morning
the great threngs OF spectators saw the
crew OF the cutter bend 10 their oars
and drive it away TO the flagship.
! Then came the British feet. rounding
the point and sailing up close 10 the
wind until opposite Macdonough's line
OF battle. where they anchored. and
the fight began.
As the broadsideS roared among the
hills the breeze died out. and soon the
ships became enveloped in cloud OF
smoke that rose md swelled till 1t
covered the DAY and buried The IOftieSt
masthead from view. The spectators
on the hills could see nothing OF the
battle. save only as the Fash of the
guns at times illuminated the smoke
and sent a cmnuIous pun here and
there from the great white cloud.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01
Peace Conference Gate

ST. Petersburg. By ND-otla-
tOn- FOR tho peace conference have
taken an important step forward "a
proposition for tho date of thc mcct-
ing of the ulcnipotcut.arics al Wash
ingfou haV.n- been submitted to Rus
STA and hcms uow under considera-
uon The exact date proposed has
NOT been as.euanod huf there is rtas-
son tO suppose that l is SOME time
during the FIRST week. or TEN day. of
August. which is about the earliest
period at which tho Japanese repre-
senatives could be expected to reach
Washington
The Emur-ors answer is not eN-
pected for 81 day OF two. as the diplo-
matte mills Of Russia grind slowly. and
the Foreign 0mce. as one OF the sec
retarles put 3d. els NOT used go your
hust.ing American Methods but DO b.
thought that me date Will bee satistac-
tory, as il Will give ample time for ~
NeAd0n. the Russian ambassador az
Paris, OF other Russian uegotiatOrs.
to reach Washington and there viii
De- little preliminary work for them
90 go until the japanese terms arc
unlimited.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

St Louis. Special Governor Folks
order TO stop race track gambling in
Missouri with the aid OF the militia
II necessary. met defeat at the hands
OF the sheriff OF St Louis county
John Herpel. who says he VIII not raid
race tracks or call for troops. and thar
II the Governor sends troops to modest
any one The soldiers VII be arrested.
possibly shot. Sheriff Herpel declared
ne was opposed TO raids as a usurpa-
ton OF the judicial authority. and said
An appeal TO bayonets is the first
threat or a higot. fired by fanaticaI
zeal. his personal anlbitiOn and by
ideas against the guaranteed liberties
OF the people
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-01

r. o.. as. Hnkic. writes Wu corn
ur crushed corn aud cob mixed with
wheat bran hurt to feed sheepg
10 wIN uot hurt sheep to feed them
corn or crushed corn ana cob meal
mixed with wheat bran. provided IL
course you do not feed TOO much Your
ewes should Noe receive "a heavy grain
ration Tor SOME ume before parturl-
tion and for several DAYS thereafter
What grain is fcd at the period mem
tened should consist chiefly or wheat
bran. Ewes which are receiving a
fair amount 90 shredded corn stover
with clover or pea has viii nO, need
"a barge amount of grain. SAY from
one to two pounds per day. depending
on the roughmesS fed. You may feed
q mixture of one-half corn on corn and
cob meal with wheat bran e. advant-
age. Wheat bran is much more ex~
peusiVe than cotton seed meal when
the protein content Is considered.
Wheat bran contains about twelve per
cent. ~ digcstibie matter as compared
with 30 per cent. iG cotton sScd meal.
and you should he able Ga buy the cot
ton seed meal Ga small lots az about
$500 per tom 20 not fee,i more than
a quarter pound OF cotton seed meal Ca
your sheep. A. much as a half pound.
II course. can be fed when the ewes
are well accustomed 90 il without in
jury. Cotton seed meal IS not nearly
as satisfactory Tor young lambs as
wheat bran, but TIE small amount they
eat while running with their mothers
should not lnjure them. Owing 20 the
much higher protein content OF cotton
seed meal il Is much cheaper at the
price mentioned that the wheat bran
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