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c. A. Romadka of the Fl Globo mine returned from the property on Wednesday and reports that every. thing possible is being done for min. ing on a large scale at this property
 we have the concentrating tables in place now" he said, "and the con centrator and battery buildings are completed, and the machinery is be- ing installed as fast as possible. We have received already several cars of machinery, which we are having erected and there are now five cars in the yard here which I shall put over the line this afternoon and ship from Agua Prieta as soon as they will take them. Fl Globo prospects are as bright as possible"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
MINES OF MEXICO

Mining continues to develop in Mex ico more rapidly and more profitably than is generally known and the sta ustics of the treasury department clearly show this fact.
 The department has issued the con- plete mining statistics to December 31, 1904, from which the following figures are completed.
 On that date there were in existence 19.471 legally registered titles.
 The classification of these mining properties consists mainly as follows:
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THE GLOBE DISTRICT.
Mining Is on the Boom, and Reports
 of New Companies Coming in.

Globe proposes to send a delegation to the meeting of the American Min ing Congress at Fl Paso on November 14th for the purpose of securing a del egatton of these mining men for a vis- 1t to the Globe district. It is prOpos- ed to get at least a hundred of the prominent mining men of the country and take them to Globe in a private train, the expense to be borne by the citizens of Globe. The object of the trip is to impress upon them the mag nitude of the ore deposits in that i'm mediate vicinity, not only those that are already being worked by large companies, but those that are sJlll available for investment.
 In this enterprise there is surely no one who will not wish the Globe peo- pie the greatest success. Arizona wants all her districts developed, and any big mine in any county is bound to help the whole territory in some measure.
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miles west of Tucson. The company has already put a force of men at work running a tunnel under the great Iron and Copper Dyke which stands so prominent on these claims. says the Tucson Star.
 The ore of the surface all carries more or less gold, silver and copper. There are strong evidences of a large body of ore under this great iron cap ping. Here and there the rich seams burst out which give very high values. It is believed by these gentlemen who have recently examined the property that the New State Mining company will prove one of the most successful mining properties anywhere to be found. ra
 MINING LAW SUIT SETTLED.
 In court at Yuma S. NJ. Wilson and George K. Quesenbury vs. Arizona Prince Mining company ct al, mining ectments-judgment for defendants. This suit involved the old townsite of Ehrenburg, which was claimed by Wilson as a homestead the mining company located the same gro'~ as a placer mining claim. As a matter of fact gold can be found in the now deserted streets of the old town. but it is probable not native to the soil. At one time in the long ago Ehrenburg was a red hot mining town and the principal up-river steamboat landing. Miners and prospectors scattered their gold dust freely and much of it found Judgement in the dirt floors of the gambling houses and streets, which accounts for the precious metal being found on the townsite. The court de- cided, however. that the mining claim was legal one and found for the i company.
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Another mining corporation has been formed in Globe. This time it is The Globe & Pinto Mining company, of which Messrs. Joseph Faull, J. NJ. McPherson, John Kendall and H. Tow Ter are the incorporators To this company the Lockwood claims and those of Joseph Faull, John Kendall and H. Towner and a few others have been conveyed. All of the claims lie in the Pinto Creek country, and car ry gold, silver and copper. That they are valuable is demonstrated by the fact that some very fine ore has been extracted from them, and lodges of good rock uncovered Assays from surface samples made by the assayer for the Old Dominion company show 12 per cent copper. It is proposed by money to be raised by the sale of stock to continue the shaft already begun to a sufficient depth to develop fully the ore bodies known to exist in the mine.
 Dennis Tomey. of the cigar store north of the bridge. was out at the Globe and Pinto Mining company's mines yesterday and brought back with him a fifteen pound specimen of ore taken from the ledge at a depth of eleven feet which is very fine. and is a splendid indication that with depth great values will be reached.
 The road from Gibson, Black War rior and Pinto to Globe is lined all day long with ore wagons and vehicles of every description, and the return wag- ons are generally loaded with provis- ions. tools. etc, etc. It is certainly a very busy scene, and shows the com ing greatness of all that mining dis trict.
 Pinto Creek, To Tambien and other important mining companies in that locality are booming up, and becom- ing a veritable bee hive of industry. Besides the mineral being extracted, there are goat, sheep and cattle ranch es springing up in all directions. Op- portunity is offered and has been seiz- e5 upon with avidity.
 Manager White. of the Black War rior mines. is a very busy man. He attends 10 the general management of the company, is the assayer. conducts a store and the boarding house for the
 
 of about forty men on the works. His teams haul about seventeen tons Of ore to Globe every week. and he ex- poets in a short time to ship about fifty tons of the same. His policy Is to build up as he goes along. His hauling horses are some of the best on the road. and their conditions are superb Everything works like clock work, which shows a master hand at the helm.
 Edgar Session, of the Gila Valley l who has been in Globe and vicinity ! for some time. came down from Pinal mountains this week, and brought with him some fine specimens of plac- CT gold. But these are only few of the many specimens of that metal that have been found in the locality recent ] ly
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ANOTHER oEsERr STRIKE.

Charles Genug and associates have uncovered a good ledge of ore in a property located last summer, five miles from Wenden. Mir. Genung says his ledge is twenty-five feet wide ana will average from three to six dollars in gold. though some of it assays as high as a thousand dollars. He says it is qaurtzite dike that he believed at first was granite, which is the pre- vailing formation in that vicinity MT
 Genung, who has been prospecting in Arizona since 1863 and ought to have a pretty good idea of the country, is very much enthused over his new find
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SUPERINTENDENT OF WACO MILL

The stamp mill of the American Min ing & Development company at Naco, Arizona, will be under the manage ment of W. c. Brown, who is now at that place to superintend it's erection.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
BLACK MOUNTAIN MINING.

This company is preparing for much bigger things at it's property in Sonora than many of it's shareholders are aware. The plan is for 900 stamps eventually, with other things in pro- portion. The buildings now under way will cover an area of three acres. a much bigger surface occupation than was imagined when the company first began here. The electrical branch of the enterprise is about ready, and is one of the finest anywhere. All the mills, cyanide and stamps, will be the very best types, the result of many years experimenting and practice in other fields. The builders are prac- teal men, and have made a speciality of mining and milling machinery for a lifetime. The best features of the Australian. South African. Alaskan and Western mills will be adopted. It is estimated that the cost of mining and treating a ton of ore will be brought we'll under $2. If this so proves, and the ore averages even S5 per ton, it will be an immensely popular and profitable enterprise, as there is an unlimited qauntity of ore in the Cerro Prieto vein.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
IN FINAL COUNTY.
Report Current That imperial Mining
 Company Will Extend It's Line.
(Fiorence Blade.)

There is scarcely a doubt that the Imperial Mining company will extend their line of railroad both north and south from Red Rock. the northern extension coming to Florence and the southern extension going to St aeorge's bay. on the Gulf of Califor- nia. The Florence extension will be constructed first and it will not take lung to complete th,s extension after work commences The company now has sufficient ties and rails at Red Rock to lay the larger portion of the track between Red Rock and Florence. With the main transcontinental lines Cf both the s. P. and Santa Fe running iato this place and another road ex- tending from here To tidewater. Flor ence will be the most important rail road town in the Territory. Not only that. but 1t will also become, inside of few years the business center of the territory for the reason that 1t has greater natural resources than has any other town in Arizona. It IS To- cated on the dividing line between the greatest mineral and agricultural belts in the west and with competitive lines NA Idl4lOdn6 uClN bDlA OA NAA~lN e7ANeAS resources of wealth will be speedily developed There was never a time Ia the history of Florence when its future looked brighter than it does now.
 The finishing rolls have been in- stalled at the Florence teaching plant and another test run of the plant will be made next week. If the machin- cry works smoothly as 1t should the run will be continuous and the plant will begin to make a steady and prof liable output Mir. Mcintosh has earned success. He has had to over come all kinds of difficulties in build ing this plant but stuck to it with out a murmur. A less determined man would have become discouraged
 Supt. Frank Sharps, of the Kelvin Reduction company, came down to Florence Tuesday and engaged from the Commercial company a wagon large enough to haul a 12OOO-pound boiler from Kelvin to Ray. This boiler will be set in the Reduction company's new teaching plant al Ray. The plant will be ready for operation within a few weeks, and there is sufficient ore on hand tC insure a steady run. In the mean time a force of miners is busily en gagged in extracting ore and adding f. to the reserve at the plant.
 e
 A carload of crude oil for the Lake Superior & Arizona Copper company was switched onto the company siding at the Florence depot Tuesday and the oil was discharged into theil storage tanks.
 The carload of ore shipped from the Bryan group recently to the Ari z0na Smelling company, at Humbolt sampled over fl per cent copper. That is high grade ore.
 President Sharps. of the Big Lead company, arrived at Ray from Phila delphia, the home Headquarters of the company, Monday and is going over the matter of a 100ton concen- trating plant with Supt. Twitchell MT. Twitchell, by a large test run on the ore through the old Bobtail mill demonstrated that about 95 per cent of the contained values could be
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In addition to the foregoing there are titles for manganese. bismuth, granete-tourmaline opals, sal-gema and turquoise properties.
 The situation of these properties In the various states and territories is:
 Northern Siafps-
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ore. and the superintendent is confi- dent that with a few feet more depth there will be a great improvement. He left for the mine Wednesday,
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The value of pure gold is calculated at s675,416 per kilogram, and of pure silver at s40,915 per kilograms.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

A carload of crude oil for the Lake Superior & Arizona Copper company was switched onto the cOmpany's siding at the Florence depot Tuesday, and the oil was discharged into their storage tanks.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

The carload of ore shipped from the Bryan group recently to the Ari- z0na Smelling company, at HumbOlt, sampled over II per cent copper. That is high grade ore.
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NEW STATE COPPER MINING co

Messrs. Lyman W. Wakefield, John W Began, Charles Bent, A. J. Samp- son. R. K. Shelton, of Tucson and John McNamee, of Bisbee, are the incor- porators of mining company which will develop the Iron and Iron Staff group of mines in the district ten
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

Mines existing in Mexico as shown ia the foregoing statistics, in December, 1904, produced in that month:
 Kilos Value Gold. ... ..... 1,4S7 1,004,311.95 Silver. ..... ...134,64S 5.509, ,149.59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
AUCTION SALES--Monday
Trustees Sale Of Mules.

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust from
j. G. billiard TO II. p. ! Campbell, Trustee,
dated scptenlber 81, 1901, recorded in the
clerks office of Hanover County Court.
property below described. to secure 70 the
A. l.. Shepherd Lumber Company the pay
mont OF &, 500, with interest, from septer,-
her II Il 1901, evidenced by n note therein
described, and default having been made
ing due thereon $500 with Interest from
December 81. 1904. and being required by
the said beneficiary so to do. the under
bidder: for cash. Mt public auction, at
Fair oaks, Henrco county, Va, on
MONDAY; April Sd. 1905,
ut II o'clock A. NJ, the following six
Mules. viz: One Dark Bay Mare Mule,
,'Dorah''; two Light Bay Mare Mules.
Nellie" and Belle; one Grey Mare
Mule, "salle," and one Light Bay Mare
Mule ttRose. *
TEIlMS-Cast.
Electric cars leave rwenty-ninth and r
Streets at every hour, reaching Fair Oaks
In twenty minutes, thus giving ample time
TO 20 and return during the day.
T. p. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Simon solomon, Auctioneer
Mar 29,30,31;Apr1.2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
TRUSTEES Sale Of Mules.

BY virtue Of two certain deeds of trust
from ". c. billiard to.,I..2.I' Campbell,
Z. 1908, recorded In the clerks Office OF
Hanover County Court. Va, granting and
the personal property below de-
scribcd, TO secure to the A. u. Shepherd
Lumber Company the payment Of SLIGO.
with interest from August 10, 1902, evil
dcnced by a note described in said deeds,
and default having been made on the pay
ment of sS72.91 OF said Indebtedness, which
bears interest at the rate Of Q per cent:
per annum from December 81, 1904, and
being required by said beneficiary so to
do, the undersigned trustee will sell to the
highest bidder, for CASH at public auc-
ton, e. Fair Oaks, H 7'aanr county
- MONDAY, APRIL Sd, 1905, NJ.
at II O'Clock a.. NJ the following three
Mules, Wit: One Black Horse Mule,
named. George; one Light Brown Horse
Mule. Mike" and one Black Mare Mule,
"Nellie.''E s,. IL
GTER4MS-Ca sh.t 4 FIX
n. p. CAMPBELL Trustee.
4 Simon Solomon. Auctioneer.
Mich o. O,31,Apl 10 q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MONDAY, APRIL Sd,
AT OUR sALnsROoMs.
No. 6l8 East Broad Street,
COMMENCING 1o;So O'CLOCK.

We will sell an unusually large lot Of
handsome Furniture. embracing very
nice Parlor Suits In 3 and b-piece sets
of Mahogany, Walnut and Overstuif;
handsome Velour Couchcs, . Quarterad
Oak and walnut wardrobcs, 10 exception n /
ally good Bedroom Suits 6 Separate OAK
and Walnut Bureaus and eWnshstands,.
handsome 14-fpot Walnut Extension ia Ia
bic, Massive 10-foot Oak Extension To
bic, $50 very handsome Partor, Library
and Dining-room Pictures; Wire Couehes,
Nnairs and Rockers; First-Clnss Drop.
Head Singer Sewing Machine, 2 swell
Front CHARTERED Oak Buffets. 9 Medium
sideboards, handsome Walnut Book s;as
several good Rcfrgerators, Double and
Single Iron beds, Heating and COOKING
Stoves, Carpets. Rugs and ,Druggets'
Toilet Sets, Mattresscs Feather BED
Lace Curtains, Rosewood Piano and stool,
Oak and Walnut Hat Racks. Book Gases G;es
and n large lot Of miscellaneous articles.
s. SPECIAL. 3ij
Ats12 O'Clock will sell about lOo I, BOXES
Fresh Candy, assorted penny goods uh-
broken packages.
LADIES ESPECIALLY. INVITED TO 10
ATTEND THIS SALE. x, 5,,5
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
BUSINESS GOOD
IN REAL [:
Men Of the Market Sold Much c1h1
Valuable Prop
erty.
MANY OFFERINGS TO COME
Investors Will Find This Weeks
Advertisements Attractive.
Transfers
MANY OFFERINGS TO COME.

,rhe real estate men have during the
rast wee; made use Of the charming
ather 10 push business In their Inc,
and there has been great activlty IN l i.'e
lnond dirt in all parts of the city
A number of large and small deals were
closed privately during the week, ana
there we're some good auction sales, sat
,lf,ctorv alike TO buyer and to seller.
81 may be we'll enough TO repeat ana
10 keep on repeating that there Is no'rea al
estate boom in Richmond, and buyers ana
investors are not paying any fancy on
sentimental prices for the earth they
live upon. but careful investors believe
that Richmond realty at II fair price Is a
good investment for moderate returns
and they show their faith in that 'dea
IN paving full value when they get
chance. f5
Sales to Come.
II! a number OF interesting auction sales
are announced for this week; On Tues
day afternoon John T. Goddin and Com
spany will offer the handsome residence,
No. West Grace Street.
i On the same day, j. B. Elan and Com
pany VIII sell a. Naiuaoie ID oeiu ~ g.
lot. .
IA on Thursday the A. j. Chewing Com
,,anv viii sell beautiful residence in
4the Home Place.
on the same day, j. B. Elan and Conl-
Z rany will sell the two story brick dwelling,
4 No. 22l4 East Grace Street I he same
finn Will sell Tomorrow desira bic dwell
ling at No. col South Pine Street also
the dwelling No 126 South Linden Street.
{ On Friday c.. l.. and H. l.. Denoon will
sell the dwelling and lot, No. 1lO6 Floyd
Avenue.
On Thursday, r. b. Chaffinaand Com
pany will sell the magnificent colonial
home, ''Wilton" on James River, six
miles below Richmond
On Thursday. A. Z. Adamson will sell
some valuable property in Manchester.
Some Recent Sales.
a. j. Chewing Company report the fol-
lowing recent sales: No, 1900 West Leigh
$3.50; No. 1904 West Leigh Street, s1,7o0:
No. Oh West Leigh Street. 500: No. 1927
Hanover Street, $3.50; NO. S07 West
Catherine Street, $1,000: No. 500 West
Catherine Street. $500: No. 519 West Cath
crime Street. sl,55o; No 112 North Plum
Street. So, 400; No. 401 North Madison
Street, $500; No 403 North Madison
Street, s1.oO0; No. 400 North Madison
Street, $3.50: No. 407 North Madison
Street, $500. In addition to this they
have sold some nice property. on West
Main Street. and also some nice property
in Manchester. which they will tell more
about later on.
Property Transfers.
5 Henrico: L. D. and Minnie ]. johnson TO
j. NJ Nenzel. 100 feet on east line of North
Avenue, 40 feet north of Brookand
Boulevard, in plan OF Barton and Four
aurcan's North Avenue. subdivision. So
600
Albin Netherwood and wife to T. ".
and N. Thomas Mosby, "a feet on east line
OF Broad Street, 2l2 feet from northeast
corner of Thirty-fourth Street. $3.50.
~ G. R. Sands and wife to Lucy Johnson,
IS feet on nortA dine ef Jacquelin Street,
between Randolph and Washington
Streets. sl3s. r.
Walter Sydnor and wife to Emma Book
or, lot No. 70 in square L, in plan of
Ravenwood. $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY GEORGE w. MAYO,
AIctionccr.
y l5 SALE OF
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
The goods hereinafter mentioned,
having been unclaimed for sixty days.
he Old Dominion Steamship Company
will dispose of the same, pursuant to
the laws Of Virglilin, mt public aiic-
ton Mt its freight station, foot OF Ash
Street (Rockctts) Richmond, Va, OH
TUESDAY, MAY. I'd, 1905,
at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ.
Sale to continue until all articles
arc disposed OF, unless the owners
thereof shall pny all charges and
take delivery before the date and
hour above named.
Case AS sn wins. c Msol 1av
Glass, Plate Glass CO.. hsls' Glassware, i.
Dsinfectant. r. n. sweeny: Case Printed mat.
ter =. p Kay; Box Show hoy, case q,s Table ,S :,
he axs esi Bed prin nal 10 ara.s u ssHs
marks marks Nv Wooden frame MasWel 3
School; Hat, George Hobson; Empty Rbl..s
ay.0F po MS ora @
j. a Lyons; / Z Dbl. Dlslnfectant Local School
Rssra Ns
C.s NJ. Randolph; y Box, NJ. Robinson; Box
Notions, HAIRY smith; Can .I,isntest a,
Willie Smith; Can Narnish. Wood Work <,
Ing CORPORATION; Boz Adv n, 6, u !.
1Iearn & Coz Bbl. oyster Tongs VT Pny ne
Sparks: / BOX Drugs Mrs. A. s. Roberts; !
n!sySs ii wrshR a stove
ldl Pipe; w H Barnard 8 Co..: :. M, no
Cpt,k q I NJ
iier: j Box Soap. +. 4. e. Cavalier; Case Cards.
Anderson Decorating Cos Box stove sries.
Rack Hudgns; Gylinaer s Mafn Rns
Rocks. Merchants and Sailors Rest; = Wood
Block no mark; i BOX Hats, no mark = Case i,s
i'i IIsox, no marx; Trunk Personal Effects.
sullivan White; & Trunk Personal 3, Effects.
Mack Mecoy BGs 81 c1h'ss q a sals
Adv. matter, John Wiliis;S 4 Case ADV. mat ter.
John Willis box hIerc1,andlse; Eliza NTrenn;
4 Box Clothing, r. Scott: Box blinds. schr.
cB Harra;;s Hsx. walters; hex
4. Rlshefsky: Pkg. Adv mater, a. Rishsf-
sky; L Pkg ADV. matter, 4. Rishefsky;.l PACK nc
arst R R,xs 1Pk m ds Noses
Wakcr: & Iron Sinks. John Chapman; Pack
age NJ b Davs;l Package Mra:5M; !. Dowto y
IIorne Package, F. z I, G g. 50,
Stove. Box Fixtures, w Gibson; COLE Mite'
Order HIM slh Bb piexIes
son pekle coz dls Wall Ntfy
8 Case Books, Steiner & Kaufman; Case
Calendars. Hampton Sash & Door. CO: = BOX
Iamp19r y ana AZ !ns'l agent
ArentI 80 M Apl Flaw Si
Terms ofs'sale, cash. ,
GEORGE w. MAYO, A l'lt 7 nc = I.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BysJ b. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
< n OF "A a, Z.
Valuable Broad Street Lot,
Between Thirty sixth and
Thirty seventh Streets,
S1I#9 AND FRO NTtNc1 \. n
6Ox165 Feet
NO AM ALLEY

IN execution q the deed Of trust dated 4. q
July lst, 1903, duly recorded in the clerks
office Of Henrico County Court In D. !, p !.
1O7 b. page 101, de fault having been made
in the payment Of tile debt, and being re-
quired 90 to do by the holder OF the note
+ therein described, tho Undersigned 1rus-
tee. will sell by public auction, on the
premises, on = 8S 81
TUESDAY, APRIL 4TII. 1906,
+ at 80 o. clock p. M..all OF the real estate
described In. said deed. as fronting 60xlG5
+ feet to a. 20-foot alley. on the north Side
Of Broad street, between Thirty..slxths and
Thirty-sevcnth Streets, beginning at
point go feet east OF the northeastern In
stcrsection OF Broad and Thirty-sixth
Streets. 5j.
This property Is OF the proper size for
either two dctache houses. or three or
|. four tenemcnts, and is located conven-
lent to the street CIR linefa near Chim-
5borazo Park and In nelghborhood where
houses are always IN demand by nome
seekers, d or a. good class OF tenants.
R All OF the large industries in Fulton arc
within easy access OF this property.
s rIIRMS-Cash as TO the expenses OK
sa le, taxes TO date OF sale and the sum
K or 500, with interest from the list Jafs
#uary, 1906, and the residue at and
years by notes with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
lerty; or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. s. $ss9s
h o. II. FuNSTDN, Trustee.
]. 3. Elan g. Co., Auctioneers. I. s..
gMch 30-tds "a n