davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15

lorna, NEST pa Fourth street, del
fredliga vandrare antastades MED
kautshukbollar, fiadervippor m. m
Varst voro fruntimren utsatta och
lingo 81 alls vara i fred. Manga
at de salunda antastade forlorade
talamodet, och en- mangd slags,
NAL blefvo foljden. Polischeten
gaf dagen derpa order at sina
konstaplar att arrestera enhvar,
som bar sig dumt och lila at pa
gatan under fairveckan.
Centralstationen for all sIags
frukt ar hos Larson g. Andersons
groceributik.
En- kopgike vid MANN Lee
Marshall fran Wyoming fck i ire
days forliden vecka punga ut med
en- matt summa at Constance d'Ar-
monde som en- fold al en- liten
rolighet han haft foregaende
qvall, da han i sallskap med fyra
kamrater var ute for att "se pa
eletanten". De hade afyttrat sina
kreatur och hade pengar i ALA
6cker och radde for nSgra tim
mar ON ALA schooner de besokte.
Sedan de trottnat pa att dyrka
Bacchus, besloto de att oftra pa
den vana Venus altare och be-
gafvo sig till den andan ned pa
Pearl street, der de hamnade i
May Burkes hus. Der traffade de
Constance, hvilken at nagon an
ledning forargade Marshall, sd att
han beslot att hamnas. Under
hennes tranvaro begaf han sig in
/ hennes rum, der han ur garde-
roben framtog ALA hennes ina
klader och hattar, hvilka han i
grund sonderskar och torstorde
med sin knit. Han slog dessutom
sender EFT aquarium och mordade
guldhskarne SAINT strodde inne.
, hallet at en- puderask omkring
rummet Han vattnade sedan
| puderasken - ito add insult t.
injury. Efter val forrattadt var
begaf han sig till stockyarden
der han arresterades. For at
undga vidare efterrakningar be
talade han dsgen derpa for de-
skada han astadkommit.
Starka skolskor till laea prisel
FRITZ en- griffellada med EFT pa
skolskor hos
Fridldlund & Johnson.
Tiarpapp och takspan at bast
qvalitet hos Spalding. 8 & Cour
Breuns katie ar def basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15

E.o1zS olson och Frank Rut-
ledge, b$da fran Storm Lake. an
laa&e hit i mindags for att Sc pa
tairea. De besokte hitigt saloo-
nerna och gingo till sist in pa
Wan Johnsons restaurant vid East
Fourth st. Sedan de att, tog
Olson sin kamerat ut pa bakgar-
den, der han lansade houom pa
STA och EFT hckur. En- person,
sow asett Olsons tilltag, tillkal
lade polls, som arresterade de
bada maRRen. Pengarne och uret
a~tesfannos hos Olson.
Basta granuleradt seeker Ioc
lbs sackar till $3.50 pr sack. rs
lbs for $Ioo. 9 lbs for Soc eller
III los for 25c. hos
Larson & Anderson.
Den sa mycket omtalade och
eftersokte Pat Grove anlande hit
iIordagsqvall fran Council Bluffs
sallskap med iva vanner. kor'
forut hade polisen j Omaha sok'
arr=stera honom. men n isslycka,
des. Wi delta tillfalle hade hal
en- niangd poliser efter 81 mel
Iyckades komma undan, sedai
hau krossat EFT ben pa en- at sin;
forfoIiare med EFT revelverskott
Har g5orde ingen nagon mia a
att izgga vantarne pa honom' Tor
modligen emedan ingen vagade
Jag ar generalagent for Quic
Meal and Riverside Steel Range:
hvilka arc de basta ! marknade
och saias till moderate priser.
C.. A. Larson, 100 a St.
En- temligen sjelfsvaldig karn'
valsauda borjade redan | tisdsg'
oval CORA sig gallande pa ga
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15

Freely fran Fort Crook, Neb,.
blef ! fredags pa hemresa bekant
med en- person vid mann w. B.
Hayes. hvilken uppgaf sig vara
polisman och vid tagets ankomst
hit SADIE sig ANNA arrestera Freely
for desertering. Men Freely var
ingen desertof alls, han hade en-
dast varit ute pa permission och
blei derfor sd forbittrad pa Hayes
att han aog pa honom och holl
nara pa at sla honom ihjal, imam
de bada arresterades at tillkallad
polls. Hayes, som antagligen var
efter sofdatens pengar. hade en-
dast fyra dagar forut kommit ut
fran statsfangelset ! Sioux Falls
IS. D., der han utstatt strait for
forialskningsbrott.
ID Cass Florance, anstalld hos
Charles Dovan Cigar Co., tidigt /
sondagsmorgse var pa vag hem,
blei Ian yid 5 och Jack son SITS.
hastigt och lustigt lattad pa IS
dollars och en- hiatt al fyra ranare,
som stucko sina revolvrar j hans
ansigte och beiallde honom att
cough up. En- at ranarne tog
afven hans guldur. men Florance
upplyste att uret ieke var hans
och bad att ia behalla Diet. Ra
naren aterstallde derpa uret, men
gaf pa Stamina gang Florance EFT
valdssmt Stag i ansigtet, hvarpa
stigmannen lato honom ga sin
vag.
If forekommen anledning upr-
bora vi med fortsattningen at fol-
jetongen ''Ekenas". Delta torde
neppeligen vara nsgon forlust for
lasaren, enar endast borjan af dem
Stamina varit inne i iva foregaende
hummer. Deremot fortsatta vi
med den i vart toregaende num-
mer paboriade folietongen Ban
kirens Hemlighet".
Sta4tns ALA spelhus blefvo
stangda i tisdagsmorgon pa bega-
ran at kapten F. ]. Geidl at the
Volunteers OF America och
spelattiraljerna bortf0rda, men
pa qvallen voro de alter / full
gang, sedan kaptenen gait in pa
att icke CORA nagotas saken forr
an efter fairens slut. Geidl anser
att spelhusen arc olagliga, och
derfor will han hafva bort dem
och dermed aflagsna en- frestelse
for arbetaren att spelt bort sina
pengar. Han nekades dock war
rants mot spelhusegarne at freds-
domare har i staden och maste
derfor wanda sig till fredsdomar
i Sergeant Bluffs, der han ocksa
maste anita konstaplar for att
delgifva stamningarne.
En- qvallsskola, der hvem som
helst kan IA intrade och atnjuta
undervisning i vanliga skolamnen
utan nagon som helst kostnad,
kommer att hallas afven winter
i likhet med foregaende winter.
Skolan kommer att oppnas j
borjan at November och fortga
till i slutet at februari.
Foregaende winters undervis-
ming i aftonskolan var en- stor
success. Larjungeantalet upp
gick till inemot 200, och de, som
drego iordel at undervisningen,
voro nastan uteslutande utlandin-
gar, at hvilka manga knappas'
torstodo EFT rngelskt ord, da de
borjade skolap, der 10 a IL arin,
gar suite sida vid sida med full
vaxta personer, ALA ifriga att la
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
monIToRENS lsLEFUNNUMMER GIT

FJdde. Den 10 dennes en- son
till Mr.. och Mrs. A. r. Wick
stroai, Morning Side,
Dea 10 dennes en- son till Mr.
och Mrs. F. Dahl, GIG Court st.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
forsvinnande.

j. d. Rupyan i Butlerville, o.. till
f0rskref DR. Kings New Life Pills Diet g.
gendomliga f0rsvinuandet af hans smart
Stamina symptomer pa dalig matsmalt-
ming och gollsjuka. Han skrifver: DE
arc en- fullkomlig medicin for syindel,
sur mage. hufvudvark, f0rstoppning etc.
Garanteras
Lungren och Andrews apotek. Sioux
City, la. Endast 25c F6rs0k dem.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
Sioux City.

>vsnska Monitoyens kontor
hailes oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
oval.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15

Pastor J. A Benander fran
Kiron, Ia, har under veckan
vistats / staden.
King Quality skor for man hos
Fridlund & Johnson.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15

En- tenligen sjelfsvaldig karne-
valsauda borjade redan / tisdsgs-
oval CORA sig gallande pa ga
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25

The business men of west Broadway
are showing that they intend keeping up
with the procession. Work has com
menced on new sixteen foot walk rue
ming from August Moeller's cigar store to
the hotel corner. This will give the block
a solid 10 foot walk and will do much to
add to the popularity of the street.
Secretary Taft is going to Panama to
look after the construction of the canal at
that place. If we are to Judge from the
effect of his recent trip to the Philippines
and other eastern points we are warranted
in predicting that his visit to the isthmus
will result in increasing the effectiveness
of the operations being carried on there by
the War Department.
William r. Hearst has been nominated
mayor of New York by certain element,
and with the aid Of his newspapers should
be able to corall formidable vote among
those who do not much care and who
think it is too much trouble to try to stem
the tide. William likes Office pretty we'll,
and would not object even to the presi-
dency if it were offered him.
John Cownle, member Of the Iowa
State Board of Control, and for forty
years practical farmer, thinks the corn
crop of Iowa for this year will hardly
amount to 300 900, 900 bushels John r.
Sage, of the Iowa weather and crop SER
vice, thinks it will reach over $4,000. 900
bushels above the figure set by Mr. Cow
ME. These men are crop experts, and
far be it from US to dispute their findings
Some farmers, however, find it pretty
uncertain business to calculate the yield
OF their bottom field before it is in the
crib. But then they are not experts.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25
S. S. g SHOWER

On Wednesday evening the s. S. Club
gave a surprise party and kitchen show
er upon Miss Anna Owens whose en-
gagement to Mr.. I. McGrin has recent
ly been announced. All of the packages
we're done up in the Club colors, red and
white, the color scheme even being car
ried out in mop presented, with red
aud white mop cloth and tied with red
and white ribbon. The surprise was
complete and the opening of the gifts, a
very nice supper and the playing of a
number of games together with a short
program given by Mr.. Chambelrin's fine
graphophone gave an evening long to be
remembered. Miss Owens will be much
missed in the club and out, and all will
be glad that her home is not to be far
from Denison.
Mrs. Chamberlin' hospitality was much
appreciated by the S. S. c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25
FURNISHING kLINKER.

Through a series of pretended con-
tributions in the shape of phony' let
lers the Bulletin is now carrying out its
threat to punish Klinker not for any
thing he has done as an officer but
simply out of pique and spirit of re-
venge
A. the time when the fruitless effort
was made to capture Green, an effort
which failed. not through any fanlt of
the Crawford County officers, but on
account of the gross stupidity of the
California officials, the REVIEW was
able to give much fuller details than
was the Bulletin. Later County At
torney Klinker received the sensational
letter from Green; as an act of friend
ship to the REVIEW it was given US for
publication. This angered the Bulletin
and Mr.. Klinker was personally warn
ed that the Bulletin would "get
even" with him and that it would
make it hot for him.
Mr.. Klinker owed the Bulletin
nothing politically or personally.
There was no good reason, why if he
had piece of news, he should give it
to paper that has persistenly abused
him all during his official career. The
Bulletin thought differently however
and now Klinker is to be punished. We
simply state these facts so that the
cheap Dinkelspiel wit in The Bulletin
may be known to all. If the Bulletin
knows where Green is it should give
the information to the officers. If it
knows wherein the officers have been
remiss 1t should point out the facts
plainly and unequivocally. 1t should
not allow its newspaper jealousy to
carry it to the extent of petty libel
and false insinuations. MIR. Klinker
has used every possible effort to secure
Green's return and punishment, he
will be more than grateful for any in
formation that may lead to his arrest
and If arrested the Indictment against
him will be found to be all right and
he will be convicted If possible.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25

The German Methodlsts of this city
are rejoiced that Rev. A. w. Gauger
has been reterned to them Mr..
Gauger has done such splendid work
here and is one of the strong men of
the conference. The Freeport. ILL.,.
church wished to get him hut he was
allowed to return to Denison for anoth
err year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25
FOR SALE.

A five room house on East Broadway.
City water. 100 Darrell cistern, will take
young stock in past pay. Inqire of,
A. c. WEEKS
tt Denison, Iowa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
PRICES Of STOCKS
REBOUNDED.
The Depression Of Yesterday Was
Followed Today by Big
Improvements.
TENDENCY WAS ALL UPWARDS,
Reading Largely Dealt in ~-- Many
Prominent Stocks Scored
Gains.

New York, Jan. A,-Openng prices Of
many prominent stocks today rebound
ed sharply from yesterdays closing de-
preston, although there was a sprink-
ling of losses. Reading was carried
up an extreme point on running sales,
aud 1000 shares OF Erie sold at II and
il}s, compared with AIS last night,
Realty gained Il point and Rock Island,
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific l.. q
~, Consolidated Gas large fractions.
the early buying was most effective in
the transcontincntal stocks, but several
Of the cOalers metal stocks and trac-
lions were also taken literally. 81.
Paul, Northwestern, Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific preferred, Erie second
preferred and Kansas & Texas prefer
red advanced TO H.
The smelling stocks, Republic steel
preferred Metropolitan Securities, Con-
solidated Gas, Hide ana Leather prefer
red and Westinghouse Electric figured
for similar gains, Heavy selling of
Reading, which drove It down from IS
to SOS, precipitated realizing elsewhere
and the previous advance was cancel
led. Cotton oil lost l. Ice preferred ~
and st. Louis and san Francisco first
preferred, rs, At II o'clock the market
was dull.
Prices tended upwards in sympathy
with advances IN individual stocks, but
the general movement was narrow.
southern Pacific gained / Smelling
preferred was carried up 3%, and North
American, 2. There We're declines OF
point or more in c. c. and St. Louis,
and Chicago Great Western b. and
Rock Island preferred lost IA The de-
mand ran off at the higher level and
let prices slip back.
Bonds were steady at noon
Realizing on the dividend announce
ment on Hide and Leather preferred
met and wiped out its forenoon rise
and induced sales Of other epecialtes
smelling preferred also re- d rare
than a point Railroad stocks lacked
feature, but were quoted at about the
highest again.
The market was almost idle and
very sluggish.
The substance Of demand at the adj
vance aroused distrust OF the market,
9nd an active selling movement carried
The whole list TO q level below last
hight Tho declines from that level
reached a point for Rock Island, ST.
Paul, L. & NJ Reading, New York
Central, Atlantic Coast Line and Brook
Eyn Transit, Westinghouse Electric
pist "a; General Electric, 8; New York
IAlrbrake, g; Pittsburg c. G. & st.
SLouis, 2a; D, & Il. c., ia and North
Western, 3, The closing was active and
weak Mt about the lowest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
New Plant Will be Ready 10 Turn
0ut Bullion Next
Week
MANAGER FITGH'S POLICY.
To Come Up to the Capacity by De-
grsss Ore Purchasing Depart
menI Is Busy,

The United States Mining Companys
lead anelter at Bingham Junction is
gradually going Into commission. The
roasters have been warmed up for
d week or more and it was learned
today the blasts win go into service
within the next few days, at least by
the end Of the present week.
The policy Of Manager Fitch in
bringing the plant up to It's capacity
By degrees Is considered in mining cir
cles to be very good one as il re-
moves the danger Of heIng forced to lay
of small army Of men n things do
no, happen to so along smoothly, IL
Is almost inyarbly the case with new
shelters and concentrating mills that
some hitch occurs and 1t usually takes
time to make the proper adjustments
and put everything On proper order But
so far, the United states lead plant
has caused no trouble and II looks as
II IL is not going to,
The ore purchasing department has
contracts with some Of the largest
producers In the state, and with the
supply that viii come from lis own
mines the United states win have no
difficulty in maintaining Il good bullion
record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan, 2i.--The opening was
easy at Z decline In wheat with May
lli%. The price soon advanced, how
ever under buying orders. to l.15m
Wheat-No. ? red lis; No. red .O2
Ql,li: No. 2 hard, t14al16; no. 3 hard.
lOjdl14; No, northern, li9, No. 3
northern, ll40llj; No. spring, 1,O50
LA
Corn--No, 2, 43dl3H No. 3. i2hq3i.
Oats-No, 2, 3Oh G3Oh No. s, 30,
Chicago, Jan. 2i-Close: Whent--
May, 1li% @lli3; July, 9Sh Q9S%, Sep
TENDER, Ola
Corn-January 42ik; May 4T@H7s;
July. 45A Sentember, 454.
oats--January, 3OH May, 3ON; July,
2ON
Pork--January l2S7ia; May, 1860
I3.07is.
Lard-January $50; May 40; July,
G22h; September 1874.
Ribs-January, GO; May, 6.00G
6 92h; July, 7.05.
Rye--January 75b,
FlaX-Cash, northwest. l2lis.
Timonthy--Janunry $50.
Clover--January. t215.
Barley--Cash, 38U5O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
SANTA FL BONDS.
Practically No Opposition to In
creasing Common stock.

Topeka, Kan, Jan "a Practically no
opposition was manifested at the meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Santa Fe
today TO the proposition Of increasing
the common stock of the company, and
issuing $50.000,000 convertible bonds
The only opposition was expressed by
the proxies of a small number of the
holders of stock,
over three-fourths of the shares Of
stock Of the company, or S26,202 shares
Of preferred, and S73,0lS shares of com.
mon, aggregatlng a total of 1859, 22O
shares, We're voted in favor Of the prop
ositiOn
The common stock of the company is
thereby Increased from SlO2, 1000 to
$l52000,000
The purchasers Of the issue Of $780,.
100000 Of bonds viii be allowed the
privilege OF converting the bonds into
common stock at any time the, holder
chooses, The bonds will bear per cent
Interest.
AT the present price Of common stock,
the bond would be a more profitable in
Vestment than the share of stock which
may be secured i'm exchange for each
bond at the option Of the holder
The money realized from the sale OF
the bonds win have to be used solely
In building or acquiring actually new
and additional mileage or properly
Work ON existing lines Is taken care of
In q separate account
The meeting today was attended by
President Il. p. Ripley vice president,
f. d, kenna, L. a Demlng. Gardiner
Lathrop, a, c. Jobes Howell Jones. ]
W. Gleed, c. 5, Gleed and p. /. Bone
brake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
BULLFRoG MINES SHIPPING.
New Nevada Camp Has Population or
Ono Thousand.


Not a day this week has passed that
has not witnessed the departure from
Columbi and Goldheld Of at least five
teams laden with provisions and sup
plies for the Bullfrog,a and II the amount
in transit Is anything 10 90 by the new
camp must be having wonderful
growth, says the Goldheld Review,
Parties recently In from there state
that I'm the four towns that have been
established building Is going on on all
sides and people are il0ckng In from
an directions. Probably from 500 to 1000
people are IN the camp and Of this
number the greater part Is at work
either for wages or developing on their
own hook.
On the Ladd, Benson & Clark proper
", three SHIFTS Of men are STEADILY
employed. and their work is developing
some remarkable results. one Of the
cCmpanys shafts Is down TO a depth
of 80 feet and the bottom shows solid
ledge OF ore that averages better than
$500 "a ton, quite a large quantity Of
this has been extracted and II is being
sacked for shipment
The original Bullfrog cOmpany's prop
orty Is showing up as good as anything
IN the camp and II IL predicted that 1t
win have u wonderful future, In lis
main workings at depth Of IS feet.
streak OF ore has been disclosed that
averages $1,000 10 the ton, and an omen
cut ON the same ledge, but a short dis.
mnce from the shaft, shows a face that
carries marvellous averages ore s be.
ing sacked regularly md within a week
or two big shipment win be made.
Judge l.. o. Havs property makes an
excellent showing and II its values
hold out with dnuth q win provo bon.
anzt, In places his ledge shows n width
NJ '25 feet and an AVERAGE clear across
gives returns Of $40 Streoks, however.
running through the led0a show aver.
0co0 running IN into tho hundreds.
Tho Montana Rulfrog pconle have
established Damn ON their rronorty
and this woe' nut n force OF mon AZ
work II ~ their intention TO stink a
SHIRT 10 a corsi7era bic denth and then
ctos'cut to the ledge, and II at depth
thcv should secure the Some values
they Get m the surface they viii have
one OF the best properties IN the dis
trict.
on the BullfroV National bank mon.
'rtv which Is owned bv l.. L. Patrick
o7d associates worl, win he inaueurat-
ej within the rcvt 30 DAYS. Walter
Smith, who win have charee ot the de
Vehement VIII leave Gollneld Monday
or Tuesday for the district, He viii
take force OF dozen men with him
ana nut them 10 work on nrrlvirg there
Nr Smith has made many evamina.
uors Of this prouertv and oplnes that
u VIII become "a greet producer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
Trading Was Not Very Brisk
Among the Mining Stock
Brokers.
WABASH GOES At so AGAIN.
New York Bonanza Remained Firm -
DAILY, Judge Still Inclined to
Advance.

A total OF 1880 sold on tho floor Of
The mining exchange this forenoon
brought s2,I6262
There was little change I'm prices as
compared TO yesterday but Wabash
stiffened and sold up to 81 share on
the open board New York Bonanza
found limited demand, but the stock
held NY to a firm figure,
Some trading was done IN lngot, he.
ginning at 3M the STOCK lost ground
slightly Daly-Judgc was offered at
$50 with 6G1h bid for IT, Daly- West
did not come OUT none being offered.
Consolidated Morcur found buyer at
"a cents, while May Day was bought
as low as ~ cents, followed by slight
recovery Uncle Sam Consolidated held
It's own.
The closing quotations and sales
Were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
shipments from Gold Camps.

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad this week aggregated LII
tons, Of which 1872 tons came from Cold
field The SHIPMENTS are divided as
follows From Tonopah --Tonopah COM
puny 6li tons Moutana-T onouah liS
tons, 'ronopah Extension go tons,
NacNamara, 20 tons. From G0ldheld--
Florence II tons; Jumbo, a. tons; Me-
Donuli-Fuller lease rs tons Combine
don. - tons; Bowes- KerniclS lease At
tons; J. a. schnelger, tons Tonorah
Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24

j. A. Amsden VIII Continue In Charge OF
compnny's Affairs,
The officers Of the Yankee Com
soliddted Mining company for the en-
suing year viii be: John Il. Dubois
president j. T.. Frick, vice president.
l.. a. Amsden secretary, who with n
G. Edwards and j. W. Merrill com.
pletes the board.
The reports submitted by Secretary
Amsden were complete ana com
prehensive During the year 1904
l0OSO tons OF ore has been mined
and marketed. Sixty per cent Of the
ore was first Grass and Melted the COM
pany S2di5 per ton, while the second
class brought SS per ton. net There
was realized from the sale OF these ores
total Of SlS2,024.i5. The profits were
S62,043S2, and of this sum Sj5.4OG 40 is
represented I'm Increase OF cash I'm bank
where there was a balance ON Dec. 81,
1904. OF S1323S,S5
Mining expenses amounted to S4S-
1866 while for prospecting and dc ell
opment account there was paid out
sal, Z62O3. During the is months 600
feet OF underground work. including
drifts, crosscuts, shafts, etc, was done.
at an average cost per foot Of $3.50 or
NO9 per ton of ore mined I'm figuring
these costs. Secretary Amsden gives,
TO the fraction OF a cent the cost of
everything making an exhibit such
as few mining companies are aCcus.
toned 10 making.
Among the improvements made
was the installation Of am air compress
sor plant az cost Of $l0Sl356 and an
ore hauling outiit at am expense OF ST.
BOO Prior 10 the installation OF the
compressor the mine was equipped with
electric drills. Secretary Amsden says
the air drills can be operated more
cheaply than electric and reported
saving IN expense In less than six
months OF Sl700
The repot " Supt Turner indicates
satisfactory conditions at the mine