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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-09
When e'er you feel impending i'll,
And need a magic little pill,
NJ 49, I.,,, mill 81 tho hin

Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous little pills, Early Risers,
cure constipation, sick headache. bill
etc. They never grippe OF
slcken, but impart early rising energy.
Good for children or adults. Sold BY
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-09

Coughs and colds down TO the very
borderland OF consumption. yield to
the soothing, healing influences of DIR.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

n. s. Commissioner Skellry
was in town doing sorle trailing
Wednesday, from Mineral.
The Fourth of Jaly committee
have decided to give II ball at the
Eklund Hall. July 22. proceeds to
20 to making up the deficiency
yet in the expense account.
WANTED. a good jersey mix
COW. Apply at this office.
Charley Spurgeon and wife mr.
rived yesterday from a visit t'
Mrs Spurgeon's father and mother
IN Arizona. They departed o
the mail hack this morning fol
their home at Regnier.
Mr.. Caldwell and family, from
Ennis, Texas. passed through
here this morning enroute for W
T. Hughes ranch north OF tn
Cimarron.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14
pLANNE1 TO ABDUCT
GOV. OTERO.S SON

1t now develops that the capture
of Claude Doane ia Toas canyon,
nsnr Lmbudo on Saturday by OF
ti.rrs Ben Williams and Fred For
notf. which an account of appears
Oh another page, nipped i'll hnd
the execution Of ono of the bold
.sl crimes ever concocted i'll thu
history of the Southwest.
In order to get even with Gov
anor Otero f,r not granting him 4
p,nlon. Doane had laid careful
uIans to aihluct Miguel Otero, .Ir.
ine young Bon Of the governor
aud mold the boy for :. heavy ran
sDu. Those who were to asSls
D,pnt, in this daring piece OF worA
were couple OF convlcts, now con
iincl IN the h,rritori'l' penitent'ar>
at Santa f.. but whose terms ar
sJvn 10 e; pre-.
Bat Do,le,s capture is now be-
lirvu,l to have upset these plans
aal also to have put stop to thu
organization Of a desperate ban'
OF outlaw. who had planned mum
erous bank and train robberie
throughout New Mexico and Colo
RADIO.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14
thin them in the country. is worth.
from an Investment point of view.

Supreme Court Justice Brewer
in \ recent interview expressed his
firm belief in the drsinbility of
woman suffrage. He said in part:
~ hen was u young man [
thought that female suffrage was
theory. To day by the knoSl-
edge that years of experience
have brought. l am firmly c,nviac-
ed that what r-glr'le las theories
arc pratical to day. The only
way to prove theory is to tost IT..
We are now engaged in testin.,
the theory of female suffrage. IL
four states it has been tried and
not found wanting Beaver Herald
We wond-r it tho gentleman of
the exalted po 'ition ever hear,l of
the srate of Colorado.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

DALHART'S celebrat,si fall festiv.
tiles, known as barbecue and mel
OH feast. will be held this year on
September 6 AMI I Arrangements
are already under way to eclipse
al former efforts Special attcn-
ton will be '!iven to agricultural
and garden products for which
good prizes will be given for dis.
plays. Arrangements have been
made to place these products in
the east where they can be viewed
by the citizens Of states who are
skeptical of the prUluctivenrss oI
the cplthratel "stake'l plains.
Dalhart Texan.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

The largest incorporation fee
ever paid into the territorial treas
ury was that received last Sat
urday by J, W. Reynolds, secre-
tary of the Territory, when the
st. Louis Rocky Mountain e. Pa
cific Company paid $l.lOO, as re-
quired by law, for the filing Of the
following articles of incorporation
st. Louis, Rocky Mountain and
Pacific Company. The ipcorpor-
atiors are Henry Koehler. Hugo
Koehler, Of st, Louis, aud Charles
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14
LADIES NOTICE!

1 take pleasure announcing to
my friends and patrons that l am
no longer in the employ of thu
Union Commercial Co. having
opened a Dressmaking Parlor ill
partnership with Mrs. |. D. Loomis
ut Tie FIoersheim Blackwell Co
store a call solicited.
Mrs. Nellie Nichols.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

The pres mt conditions or prosper
ity. us applicable to the citizens
hore in Union county, are very
gratifying. The season up to tht
n ,,se,t has been all that the ranci.
ar stockmen could desire, and on,
Vi the principle Industries OF ou'
territory has been. everything tax.
pn into consideration. better THAI
.y4r before in the history OF tn,
territory. viz: the sheep industry
But unfortunately the past devel'
oDnlent of conditions of which VT
huye had no control, have b'en
such that changes must be made
in order that the recuperation tron
ia, hard circumstances OF the pas
f.w wears may re permanent ahd
eif ,ctual. us applicable to our coun
ty at large. 1t is becoming evi
dent tlat we are strangling thu
g,Jse waich lays the golden egg
Mny of our smaller sheep MEL
have found themselves in circum
stauces. so hard, that they ar
practically unable to take advan
taga of the present good tunes
oxiny to the fact of having to EN-
croach upon their capital to live
aud remain in the business. Thi
is naturally one Of the most dis
rou aging conditions for busihes
man {, contend with. aud in Ortlc
for the improved conditions
arise, the business relations of tn
stock man and the merchar
should be one of forebearance, an
encouragement under the preser
conditions Of the sheep industr
with us; many Of the small inves
ments in that business, by legit
mate measures and assistance, ca
be trippled in FIVE years, great
increasing the financial stabilit
OF the county. Where, just at IL
present crisis, if reasonab
amount of leniency and moder
tion is not exercised, the ranchiu
Industry and population of OF
country will decrease. The
should be a concentrated action c
the part of our thinking citizen
to influence sheep growers, to T
tain all eve lambs, and stock shet
in the county at present, that
possible. The southern end
the county is not fully stoke
and at present values, the grow
and Increase Of stock sheep,
worth more than the twelve p
cent that . loan contracted, to
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

District Attorney Leahey. OF
Ration, was in Clayton. Tuesday.
Mr.. Leahry came through to Fol.
,om, overland. purposely to en-
counter the 1t. Louis, Rocky
mountain and Pacific X. X sur.
veyors, who are surveying out II
route arouAd west and south OF
the mountains leading from the
coal fields near Ration east. The
survey will cross the G. d $. nj
Denoines. about seven miles this
side of Folsom and OH the divide
through this county between the
Currdmpa and Cimarron or elst
,Iowu some canyon into the valley
Of the Cimarron river, and OF
through western Kansas and Mis-
souri, Into st. Louis. Mr.. LeaheS
informed us that property haC
advanced in Raton ten to twenty
five per cent during the last few
days. There are sey"ral othe
runners IN regard to this road.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

' A car load of machinery arrived
here Tuesday for the Safer Cop
per Company consisting of two
large engines and considerable 9th
er machinery. This makes about six
,.ngins that this Company has on
it's works. and this with the out
put of the shaft. cocvinces us that
it Is 10 pipe dream. but a copper
mine in reality. The next step
must necessarily be rail road
leading to the copper belt before
much ore can be handled. One
Of the promoters of the Coronado
while in Clayton last week stated
to us that some of their men were
in the East now trying to direct
the attention of some railroad tc
these mines. and if they failed the
Coronado and Safer Companies
would probably put in II narrow
guage from Clayton to the mines
A word TO the business men o
Clayton: Don't you think it woulC
be wise to give this matter some
attention.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14
Clayton, Union County, N. M. Friday. July a. 1905.

Springer. Of Cimarrom. New Mex
leo. The principal plncn of bust
ness is Ration New Mexico. ant
Jeremiah Leahy is namelas agent
The objects of this company ART
to mine. quarry. excavhte. hor'
and otherwise produce iron. coal
stone and other minerals: to ne
qdire by purchas ;, lease. or other
wise. coal mines. iron mines. min
rral lands and other lands ant
property. ami mineral and minint
rights: to develop. mine md oper'
ate such mines and property: t.
buy aid sell coal and other miner
al: to manufacture. purchase ant
sell coke. iron. and all by products
to prulnc. aud deal in gas and oi
to purchase, sell. lease. and bdlh
houses. store buildings. and othr
buildings; to do general mel
chandisr business: to do Il genera
real estate business; to acquir.
water rights and privileges: t.
construct pipe lines and main
and establish water works. with al
the equipment to Innnlmetur'
md produce ii c re ~. The chp
it'll stock is $ll.0O0.00) dividrt
into 10000 shares at 500 each
of which 10000 shares are. pre-
ferred stock and 100 0OO shar
are common stock The numh
of directors shall be fixed from
time to tins 10y the bylaws but j
fixed at more than three shall b
some multiple of three. Thos'
who will manage the affairs of lh'
company for the first three months
are the incorporators.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14

Strictly 6rst-class work, and guar
anteed, at McQueen's drug store.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-07-14
Dissolution Of Gopartncrship

The heretofore existing CO.rart-
nership between Geo. Murphy
and \. Vandewart known as the
firm of Murphy e. Vandewar'
dealers in Hides Wool and pelts
in the town OF Clayton, Union
county aud in the town Of Tucum
carl. Quay county New Mexico
has been dissolved by mutual con
sent. Clayton, N NJ. July 8. 100;
s;ored Geo. Murphy
0iS''" S. Vandewart
The firm of 5. Vandewart d Co
Successors to Murphy e. Vande
wart will carry on the business al
heretofore and will carry in ad
dition a stock of Hay, grain and
country produce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-01
Buena noticia

En- el antigua y muy acreditado es-
tableciniento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de r. Montes, Sc acaba de
rcclbir un immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece a su numerusa clientela y al
p1bico en- general.
En- r. pa hecha tambien hay un ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que Sc detallan desde 81 a $I4. Cuen-
ia tambeu el Bazar con I'm surtido de
abrigos para cabal lleros y nifios. propios
para vjajes, gorras. carniSas, Cuellos,
pufios. tirantes. cinturones. ligas. cal
zoncilllQs corbatas, medias, y muchos
m IS artfcu'oS del ramc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-01
AwaSes a. EsGanEaeo
10 MAS ADULTERACIbNES
Del Ron del fRayylZlto7;

Desde ell Ola 10 de este mes, los
Sres. A. Alvarez y Hermano y NJ. r
Calder6n y Ca, son los 1nicos Agen
tes autorizsdos en- San Juan para en-
vasar Y vender el ron del Barrillto.
ron la conocida etiqueta quo tcugo
de'idamente registrada en- RI &c
bierno.
Estos sef1ores tienen compromise
formal por escrito con el f:brican,e
para On" el ron sea cnvasado en tula
su pure2a y con todo cuidado y es-
nero.
LIS consumidores quedan pues. svi-
sados donde podran obtener en 10
sucesivo el verdadero Ron del DARRl
Ito tan conocido y apreciado Gel
publico.
San Juan P. R.. Noviembre 3 De 10 5.
Pedro f.. Fernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-01
-Nunca esta de mas. ~ :. 4

Ido OSAO oS IA AoIAoho y yo 0Oh
Eleuterio habia empezado a
vestirse. Primero Sc lavo los
pies. Sc corto las uflas de Ii s
mismos y se recorto con unas III
jeras los pelos que lie salian por
las ventanas de la nariz y por
ambos oidos. Despues vertio
medic frasco de colonia sobre
su pecho, para oler bien en- Pa
lacio, y 1ltlmamente Sc metio
en- la boca una pastilla de raiz
de Iirio. q fin de perfumar e.
aliento.
Media hora despues, conto-
neabase orguliosameute delant c
de su mujer y de la domesticas,
1uciendo Ell hermosO unifOrme.
Me parece que lie esta una
"miaja" ancho-hubo de decir
IA Criada.
-iBruta! IQue sabes tip
'nterrumpio la seflora.
A las diez salio don Eleuterio
lie su casa con direction a Pala-
clio. La maflana estaba fria, pero
el, a trueque de lucir los dora
20, y de excitar la envidia de
los que tenemos uniforme, iba
cuerpo gentil desatiando |, .
rigores de la temperature. Ls
esposa le VIC salir desde Ell bal
On y antes de que emprendiera
a marcha, dijo alegremente:
va 10 sabes, cuando termi-
ne la reception vas a reunirte
conmigo en- ell cafe de las Co..
lumnas; despues iremos a al
morzar a la calle de la Aduana
y despnes a Apollo.
TODD este 10 dljo en- alta voz
para que 10 oyeran los vecinos,
y sobre todo para que comiese
GORILLA ell frutero de enfrente,
\ quien odiaba la buena senora
porque Sc habia permitido ne
gar a Influenza de su marido.
A Palacio lego don Eleuterio
dando diente con dieute. ALI
pudo eolarse entire las corpora
clones pasando inadvertido; pc
10 como el buen seflor iba he
cho una facha, no falto quiep al
verle "soltase" 81 trapo y dijera
sin poderse contener:
-iPe'o de donde sale ese ma
marrachO1
Despues de almorzar en- una
fonda de la calle de la Aduana
entire las exclamac1ones de ad
miraci6n de los demas parro
quianos, don Eleuterio y su es-
posa Sc fueron a Apollo. ACADIA
ban de sentaTse en- sus butacas,
cuando sc acerco I'm acomoda-
dor:
-iEh, caballero-1e dijo,-
tenga usted la bondad de salir.
-iDe sallr?-pregunto el Jefe
honot ario con extraneza'-iPor
que?
-Porque esta prohibido YES
tirse de mascara.
Y por mas que hizo don Eleu-
terio no logro convencer a la de-
pendencia de Apollo de que
"a eI era Ell uniforme que lie
correspondia como jefe superior
honorario de administration ci.
vii.
Tals TO6oo(7n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-01
SORPRENDENTE R{MA1E
i.RCUDED! i.SCTDEEs!

Tendra lugar ell Sabado lie d.
ciembre las dos de la tarde, e1 =
Esta blcctmiento La TIENDITA riaza
Principal, de las prendas Gne n nan
sido renovadas nj cancelsdas, ttanscu-
rrldos seis meses en- la Casa de Pres
tamos de Jose Bazan, Allen 2I.
Va estan al publico las listas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-01
Cr6nica alegre

a la CauSa del OrQen pOr QOT
Eleuterio Buitrago, ell Gobiernc
tuvo a bien concederle los hu
nores de jefe honorario de Ad
ministracion civil.
Hace ocho dias que recibio Ia
credencial y en- POGO estuvC
que no lie diese un ataque apo
pletico
mira !-exclam6 presentan-
do a su esposa el honrosisimo
decum ento.
-iQue he de mirarf
Mi titulo de jefe honorario
de Administration con uso dA
uniforme.
-1De uniformed = dijo ella
henchida de gozo -dY podras
usar sombrero de tres picos7
-iNaturalmentei
Jay, Eleuterio! Els una de
las mayores alegrias que pueoes
darme.
Al dia siguiente un periodico
rotativo publicaba en- la cuarta
plana un anuncio GiclendO:
"Se vende I'm uniforme de je-
fe de Administration. complete.
Dirigirse a "a calle del Rollo, 79,
50"
Don Eleuterio corrio a la ca
lie del Rollo.
les aqui donde venden un
uniforme de jefe. completo7
ST, senor.
K "uedo verlo7
La vendedora era una viuda
con dos parches de hule a am
bos lados de la frente. Al Dir la
pregunta de don Eleuterlo, Ian
zo un hondo suspiro y Sc puso a
llorar, arrlmada una comoda.
Despues abrio un armarlo y di-
10. anegada en- lagrimas.
-Ahi 10 tiene usted. Era de
mi difunto! iAy! Que hombre
he perdido!. :. Puede que haya
usted dido hablar de el. Sc LA
naba Ventrudo, gobernador DE-
Moret.
-IDe Moret?
-Quiero decir. de la epoca de
los lioerales. iSe acuerda usted
de un gobernador chato a quien
lie tiraron dos Colif1ores en- Alba
cete, con motive de un motin de
verduleras1 Pues cuando lie ii
raron las hortallzas lievaba pues-
to este uniforme.
y sin poderse COntener, llev0.
sc a los labios el pantalon, i'm
primiendo dos besos en- la fran
ia.
Don Eleuterio Sc conmovi6
ante aqueI rasgO de ternura y
compro eI uniforme por dlez du-
ros y me1iO.
De vuelta en- su casa. puso
ante los ojos de la esposa las ga
loneadas prendas Y ell j1Oilo Sc
apodero de ambos conyuges.
-Pruebatelo ---dijo la sefora
sin pode1 reprimir la felicidad.
Sc me hgura que te va a estar
perfectamente.
-Esta clase de prendas lie
sientan bien a todas las perso-
mas de viso-anadi6 el.
Y quitandose la ropa de la Ca
lie Sc puso la que acababa de ad-
quirir.
A la esposa Sc lie Gaia la bata
viendole de aquella guisa y lo
primero que Sc lie ocurrio fue
que debia retratarse.
-iYa 10 creo que me retratare!
-dijo don Eleuterio paseando
majestuosamente por la sala.-
Por de pronto, mahana pienso il
a PalaciO.
IA l'allcic?
-iNo sabes que es dia de Re
yes v hay RECEPTION?
-Pues va 10 creo que debes
de ir pero tienes que afeitarte.
ESQ no necesltaS advertir-
meIo
Y que te rlzen bien el bigote
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-01
Casa Cereced0

Castaflas Superiores. Turro-
mes. Pasta, Membrillo, Butifa.
IRA y Sobreasada lie Mallorca
Higos y Pasas de Malaga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
PRODUCE,


chicago. Sept S.-Clear weather in the
west was offset by firm cables IN the
wheat pit today December opened va
a 10 a,iig lower ar Sl7- 10 S2is and for
time The price held within the opening
Minneapolis. Duluth and chicago re-
ported receipts oI o& cars against w
year ago.
Ideal weather and lower cables had a
weakening effect on tho corn MARIE, ana illli
December opened - TO = lower AT H1R4
45ts 20 i3tsu43an
Oats were easter n sympathy with 9TH
or grains December opened shade ~ q
lower at 257a to 2i7,n2i and sold at J69t1
10 cent advance IN the price ~ I've
hogs caused a stoadpr tone I'm the pro
vision market Trading was very quiet.
October pOrk was up W. az Nb1, lard
was on 2ig at 1885, aud ribs were q. low
Later the market became more active
and q stronger tone developed ON sea-
board sales and cash demand FOR D'-
cembcr the highest point WAS reached AZ
at Sga, HS27s The market closed hrm win
December NJ ?, NJ Nr&A d.
Curn-Strength of wheat caused nrner
feeling later I'm the session The market
closed quite firm with prices at he high-
est point Of the day. December hplnB up
a shade at 1875.
So4ss: No. T. northern, 90; No. O. spring
GCru-N No. Q. 5sIqj4ts: No. 3, 53N.
oats No O. 2ia, No. 3, 254
close. Wheat Sept Sis Dec, 2Asd
500. Ma, s5's ,.,,
GO tt%s sent 25 Dec, 21,a2ia,; May
Bark Sept. 1900. oct. ll7o. auo 1885
i4rd sent. 1.G, Oct 1i0aIig.; Nov.
| ,N. Dec. SIS, Jan. 6.N.
RIBS Sept S6g'2; oct, s'bSg' Jan
| $40.
| R,p-taph G-lsd6Wa
Timothy oct 3.9'
| Ej..-I,sh northwest ll2
rloyor-Cush, lo.CWll,W
Bmley-GJsh, GE12.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
PRICES REBOUKDED
VIGOROUSLY.
There Was a Bulge at the Open
ing, Followed by Little
Waysring,
CONFIDENT BUYING RESUMED.
Many Stocks Made Ga,us-ln Generll
Way Market Was Point Above
Yesterday,

New York Sept S.-Openlng prices In
the stock exchange rebounded vigorously
from yesterdays depression Gains Of
point were very general among the ac-
lice stocks. canadian Pacific Jumped 2ia
Reading aud Smelling were "a and Union
Pacific l% The market was broad and
active
A little wagering followed the opening
bulge Canadian Pacific rclcung q point
and the a.. q fraction. Confident buying,
however, was resumed and the market
rose strongly, but became perceptiby
db,lcr after number oi stocks had e.
abolished gains OF point and over while
Northern Pacific gained go There was
light reaction before II o'clock
The trading become extremely DUH but
showed trmer tone and worked 10 the
top level before midday Large buying Of
various stocks Of London was feature.
Awulyj mated Copper and Metropolitan
Securities gained J. =
Ronds were irregular at noon
More hcadway was made with tho Pa.
ui0's and gllngcra leading I'm general
point above yesterday. Worry little inter-
est was manifested M The metal group
outside of Amalgamatcd Copper ana
United states stool Minneapolis St PAU
s Sault ste Marie improved 24 South
cru Pacific ~ and Erie, Illinois Central
Atrhison sugar and Metropolitan Street
Railway i&..
Despite Inc extreme dizziness OF the AZ.
tcnoan the market gained strength stead
iy There was little feature, tho stl0.
ness ~ money having a reprcs-ivc oheyt
on the dealings United states steel cot
orado Fuel Republic steel preferred anc
Missouri Pacific hardened L. Smelling
and Delaware q Hudson 5h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
j. oBERNDoRFER
Stock Broker
Tel Bell 593 lGl S. Main ST.
SCRANTON A ZINC MINE.
Important Developments Have Been
Made In the Unite Property,

The Scranton mine in North Tintic,
owned by the North Tintic Mining &
Smelling company which rs comprised
principally of Scranton, Pa, citizens,
furnishes very good indicationg that II
IS going TO develop into q zinc producer
OF considerable magnitude
Recent disclosures made I'm the tun-
mel, at a depth from the surface Of
a little over 200 feet. shows a &l-foot
vein OF carbonate Of zinc ore the bulk
Of which, according 10 Assistant city
Attorney Brammel who is 2 stock
holder carries values Of from 35 TO
So iu zinc
The vein has been drfted on for a
distance OF l30 feet and a winze is now
down 40 feet showing the same charac-
tor Of ore oil the way
Correspondence has been entered into
with some fthe eastern zinc smelling
concerns and If satisfactory arrange
ments can b. made shipments will he
inaugurated az an early date,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

ore from Idaho were reported at the
y. & y. sampler today
j. j. Thomas has gone east on bust
ness connected with thr organization
OF the Cncinnatl-Goldheld Mining COM
pany
w II. Tibbas IT, w.u accompany
Ben Smith, mining engineer VINO mas
Just arrived from Mexico, to Bingham
tomorrow.
Col. II G Hedron recently inspected
mining interests near kugmon AIl@'
Frank NJ. Benedict is q Bingham YsI-
tor today
W. II Nuttng former superlnteh-
dent Of the Bingham Con- smelter mas
returned from a vacation spent very
pleasantly on the coast
David Taylor, CHIEF clerk in the Office
of the Taylor x Brunton Stamping
company win leave for ohio tomor-
row ON a 10 days vacation
Matt Cullen owner OF the Burning
Moscow mine i'm Beaver county, mas
placed AN order for 2j.horsepoWer
gasoline engine and hosting plant
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by McCornlck
co, We're. Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000, base bullion $4,000; gold pu'-
lion $4,000
c. D. Rooklidge has returned from
trip TO Nevada where he saW the
new hosting plant of the NcNdda-Su-
perior Mining company placed IN com
mission.
p. \. II. Franklin at the head OF
the Cold Development company opHt-
atiug near Mdrysvale, says the deNel-
opment OF the mine has reached the
point TO Justify mill equipment
sidney BLACK. &c. G. Rockets, ] s.
| Balor and John Jacobs have given AN
/ option ON the Congo group OF claims
| on the east side NJ the river in Sevlor
/ river canyon, near the bradhurn prop
! eltv, 10 otto NonK9uel OF Boston, The
option holds for SO days. Richdeld
| Reaper
sup, Bucl,boo NJ thc Cumberland md
! Smkcr Tunnel co.'s has three shifts
/ al work iu one Of tho tunnels i'm the
! Cld orc Elmo mine on War Eagle. The
! men are cleaning out ana laying track.
! preparatory to the installation Of
| pumps with which hey VIII take the
! water out OF the chariot Gilmore and
! other OF the famous producers on The
| mountain Timbers are houg hauled
| ON the ground and us soon 40 tho
| pumping machinery arrives and Is nut
| iu place the pumping win commence.
| THE pumps viii have capacity M
1900 gallons rer minute silver city.
Ida. Avalanche,
The famous miuo ~ Mrs Ferminn
Sawae located Inv t,smcrada couptT,
south Of Hawthorne was sold IN Reno