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Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Transportation Facilities, Fuel
and Water.

TRANsPORTATION-The Southern Pa
cific. the Sonora Railway. the Gila Valley,
Globe a. Northern Railway, the El Paso
d Southwestern and Arizona and Colorado
form verltable network Of railways
dozen great smelters employing thous-
ands of mon, have looked well to the
transportation facilities of this great
COPPER district.
FUEL1-On the Hillside Claim Of the
Mansfield Group is abundant timber, suit
able for all mining purposes and for fuel.
WATERING have an abundance OF
water. both Mansfield Creek and Lewis
Greek intersecting the Group Of Mines.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
$4,000 offered for One Claim

Tho following telegram was received by
o,ir President. Mr. r. r. Bruner:
Have been offered fifty thousand dol
lars for Sweet claim by local copper men.
iIave refused offer.
tsigned) a. p. RICHMOND, Mgr.
As an Indication Of what is thought OF
Nansficld property by local mining men
men who are right on the ground and
Irow the Arizona copper mining district
the same As we know the streets and
anes Of our own city-this offer OF $4,000
for only one claim is particularly signi-
acant We have $40 aeres-17 proved
c,oims-and II is not a Difficult. task 10
determine the probable worth Of this im-
nense property when local mining experts
~tfer us 10000 for but one.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

limit tn treas have bee d a
h
can mi W res by
@Sveh lido
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Arizona Leads the World in Rich
ness Of Copper Deposits.

So rapid has been the progress OF tho
copper production In Arizona during tho
past few years chat II IS now the very
richest and tho second largest producer
Tho Mansnold Group OF Mines Is located
In the very heart OF the /outhern Arizona
copper fields. From this district comes the
worlds richest production OF high-grade
copper Arizona has surpassed Michigan
as a copper producing State, and is rap
idly drawing ahead OF Montana The aver
age percentage I'm copper ores In Michigan
Us less than p per cent In Montana lcgs
rhan per cent, but In Arizona the aver
age exceeds per cent IN the Wright
son District are being opened up what are
destined 10 be the worlds greatest cop
per properties. and no section OF the
country Is attracting more attention from
men OF capital than this wonderfully rich
section OF the banner copper state.
Tho great smelter plants which are all
around us make our location all the moro
valuable We do not have to go to the
enormous expense and walt many months
for the erection Of a giant smelling plant
Of our own and one large enough &C.
handle our immense output would cost
hundreds of thousands Of dollars. We do
not even have 10 pay heavy charges for
transporting our ores 20 far-awav smeh-
ers, as is tho case In many other large
copper districts Tho ore Is taken direct 10
the smclter by our own wagons-tho near
est smolter being located at Patagonia
while numerous others are located at
Inlngnaaa, Washington, ROscmont Hell
Netia, Tucson, Benson. Tombstone. Bis
bee and pouglas-all thriving towns with
IN easy ncccss OF our property. and all
having excellent transportation facilities
IL Will be seen from this that everythlnf
desired Us In our favor for producing and
marketing an enormous output OF ore
without being handicapped IN any wav.
southern Arizona is indeed the shinina
hght among the worlds greatest coppe
producers.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Success is Now Assured.

The public has been so quick to grasp
the splendid possibilities offered by the
Mansfield property and purchased stock
50 rapidly that the success Of this Com
pany is now absolutely assured
The installation of the splendid equip
ment decided upon by the directors is now
practic4ly completed. and the actual
work of taking out and marketing ore
will be commenced in a few days. AS ad-
ditiOnal equipment is added and our earn
ing powers are increased Mansfield stock
is certain 20 make sensational jumps to-
ward par. In fact, il is altogether unlikely
that there will be another opportunity tc
secure this stock at the ground floor price.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
All Moneys Used -or Develop
ment.

Under oath. the officers Of the Mans
acld Minnie and Smelling Company nave
pledged ihr nsolVss that no salaries are 70
be raid any officer or director ol sIl,s ell,s
ron,nanv exccpt 90 the General Manager
until such time as the mine is on diVi-
dend paying basis. No part OF any reVe-
rue derived by the Company from the
slle OF Treasury Stock Is to be USED lor
anv other purrose than for she develop
lnent or extension of the Mansfield Mli-
ing and Smelling Company.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Rapid Development.

General Manager Richrnond's years OF
experience have been OF immense valu
10 the company and will continue TO be so
This is not the first time that his Cngi
nccring experience has successfully lait
out and opened the operating plant fer
large and successful copper mining prop
erty. The development has been rapid. an,
We stand to-day at the threshold Of ex
tracrdinary success.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Not One Cent 0 Debt.

We own. without one penny Of indebted
ress bonded or otherwise, $40 acres ot
mineral ground. rich in COPPER-silNer
ore. where every proper judicious develop
nent has proven a winner. lt you get m
with us now and purchase a considerable
block Of stock we firmly believe II VIII
make YOU Independent for life. I'VE are
nine makers. not stock jobbers."
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
The Mansfield Should Pay Very
Large Dividends.

Taking only facts and figures as basin
from which 20 make calculations. tho
enormous deposits OF high grade copper.
silver orc which have been proved beyond
tract low cost OF production and thu
very large margin Of profit per ton. 10
pcthcr with the additional profits roalized
from rentals of miners cottages pronta
from the comuany's stores &c. should
enable us TO pay dividends unusually
large.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
,m Report Of E. g stiakney. M p. Of Phoenix az

E C. Siokuey, M E, of Phoenix Az
queton about be
III Mansfield peope o o
A At aat level ace to n G pa
goodc cainsas Ihayee eye seen o pu mon
Nr Rchas S c pa Is n
h
spanhdp property
Mansfield t tn and
efouni produce untold
h md hes emo ning sd pes IN
~ engage II rrth m IN
rdis In
T. Bird NJ E. Editor Proprietor Of
the NogalesO Oasis Nogales Arizona.
careful adsm and
in the
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

O ID ent an tina Il is o
come O n n
ha O a Is al ri N
1neyt { ship m ra ri che deposits w e d arg i of % WI "
ydd etums hy con gnd
ring In mass + h u % pp a a m w amor he q
I b m IA ~ IA y q "
ornatm similar % tina OF tn
IN eNordia il IS pede tha IN the ere
uil arise another IN d 10 h
O
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Enormously Rich Copper Deposits in Mans
field Mines.

The usual rule that encountered mining
critics until the level is reached Mansfield
a
saving dollars
have found shafts 1000 beneath
the surface shipping
quality widening
and growing richer
which follows the Copper
high Silver Mansfield property
J. =. nORELANO. MINING ENolNEER.
eSAsinArioss Ano
~
Aug. Sd, Isoss
dERTIP1oArs CT AssKH FOR,
Rr r. 3. Rrraer, Pres,
Mining and Smelling co~panys
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

MANSFIELD EXPERTS AND
SUCCESSFUL
mel ability
eaudc
n
who
investigating public 20 obtain an information l'p
f.
ROBT
Trust Co.. Kansas cry Mo-
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
CECIL RHODES

the Mining King, said.-'It is not an
uncommon thing for a good mining
stock TO pay its holders a thousand for
every dollar they invested"
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
Mansfield Stock Now Only 2Oc. Shae--Par Value $1OO

na aoadn o. Td d
reene
requires slight invest on COZ
carr O w % pros g re
GTy hgmssS 20 The I'll MOI y he
g w g
Evening journal., 1906-10-22


discontinued whole
advantage nymen
he
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
MARSHALL FIELD

the Merchant Prince paid few hum
dred dollars for a block OF mining stock
and later received 100000 for his inter-
est In the mine.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
IoHN D. RocKEFELLER

Put millions into Amalgamated and
other Copper stocks and Is now said to
be the richest man in the world.
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
The Mansfield Group Of Mines is Locate

The Mansfield Mines Of KOndRe Of
~~4%@
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
H. H. ROGERS

says:-"Lawson, we have verified your
conclusions as to che value of Copepr
stocks as an investment"
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

expert reliable in the
the school Of Mines of Colo
for
leading Moreand the Official Government
Assayr City this city
Office the Mexican
and therefore the proportion Of all ores shipped
City and the
by United States Government is
dependent upon assays Moreland
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

Extracts Report Of A Richmond, E., Patagonia
madea o
havn les Ia s. sin IA Il s
IN
beyond the very ce o h In section o
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
SENATOR CLARK

Says nothing. but draws dividends at
the rate OF over sSis.00O per week from
one Copper mine the United Verde
Evening journal., 1906-10-22
You Can Buy Stock on Cash or Payments.

secure this stock our
OF 10 per cent down and per cent monthly places Nane
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

gdm COPPER
m
Evening journal., 1906-10-22

Recently the extended and careful Mining
he wrighn district particularly those of the Mansfield examnat
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l hereby announce myself candi
date for the Republican nomination
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Ii nominated and elected, l shall
vote for the Republican cand date
Tor United States senator receiving
the highest number of votes in this
senatorial distraict. LOGAN HAY
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
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and Judge of the Juvenile court, of
Sangamon county, subject to the de-
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We are authorized to announce
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for sheriff of Sangamon county
subject to the decision of the Re-
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
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%.
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ward on the democratic ticket,
election April 3, 1906
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if of Sangamon county, H. SUBJ
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subject to the decision of the Re-
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%, 1906.
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Depot Tenth, between Washington and JEFF
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
American Jockey Who Is Riding
in England
Has Now Won the Derby al
EPSON Downs Three Times.
A FORTUNE OF 100000.
Engaged to Marry One of
Europe's Richest Women.
He Won I9I Races Out Of 500
IN This Country in '98.

Cincinnati, June 21.-The Enquirer
says:
Danny Maher. the American jockey
is Just now the sensation of the turf in
England. His victories in the Derby
and Oaks. a few weeks ago, at the fam
GUS EPSON Downs course is something
that any rider might svsel feel proud Of.
but AIaher remains thesarne modest lad,
and has never forgotten his old-time
friends and acuuaintances in this coun-
try. Maher is the son of a Hartford
(Conu.) saloenkeeper and 26 years Of
age. He. has been riding about 70 years,
and spent about half that numhar OF
years abroad He has won the English
Derby three times, and also came IN
first on the Grand Prize OF Paris, one
Of the richest events on the French turf
one of AIaher's bOXhood friends IS
Jockey Frank Duny, OF TINS CITY. Dun
has known Maher since the first day he
ever stepped foot. on q racetnack, and
was very .chummy with the little an
kee during his early days on the turf.
"A most perfect gentleman is Danny
BIaher," remarked Duffy last night-s' He
started in life as a poor boy, but IS now
worth about $780, 600.
% Danny told me the happiest day
of his life was when he won three races
at Norris Park in 1898, the same after
noon. The next year he decided to go
TO England.
He has been riding there ever since,
and has earned a fortune by his work
In the saddle Some Of the biggest
stakes Maher won while in this country
were the Brooklyn Handicap, with Ban
astar. Metropolitan, with Ethelbert;
Wingfoots with Autumn; Hanover
Stakes, with Fake; fremont Stakes,
with Blues: the Baychester. on Great
land the Eclipse. on Royal Highness;
The Youthful, on Alpine; the Ocean
Stakes. on Briar Sweet; the rF3atbush.
on Autumn. the September, on George
Boyd: the Spendthrift. on Sailor King,
and the Rising Sensation. on Chorus
Boy.
'Afaher is a hero for fair in England.
Tt is reported that he is about to marry
one Of the richest women in Europe. He
won 191 races in this country out of 500
attempts on the eastern tracks in 1893
That was the best year he ever had dur
ing his career on the American tracks"
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21

Kahl's pop-up, and then johnson
slapped the ball in the face for what
looked like two bases. DR.. Jay went
up into the air about three feet and
pulled the drive down in beautiful
style. retiring. the side.
Leavenworth scored the winning run
in the ninth. johnson lived to see first
on a helder's choice, and vent to third
on Vaughn's single. Downs and
Cooley then got Vaughn cornered be-
tween first and second. ard while
Cooley was busy tagging him out,
score which won the game. The ball
reached Henry's hands a second too
late to stop the score.
In the last half Of the ninth, Topeka
tried to make one Of it's old time kill
ings. Andrews drove a long fly into
Harrington's hands In center field
Downs got a, single, but on very
questionable decision was called out by
Umpire Hopkins while trying to make
second. The ball was hit to link by
Graves, who threw to second to shut
off Downs. It looked as though Downs
arrived ahead of the ball. but the UNI
pire thought otherwise. Henry then
few out to center field, and the agony
was over.
There was a good deal Of dissatsfac-
ton manifested by Cooley with the
work of Hopkins, the new ST Joe UNI
pire. Hopkins tried it for a time be-
hind the bat. but made some poor de-
cisions on balls and strikes. and Levin
son put him to work judging the play
on the bases. There was no kicking on
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
HOW 10 CURE EPILEPTIC FITS

Miraculous as it may seem, we have
found way to cure epilepsy or falling
ats It is Elixir Kosine, the discovery OF
a well known washington scientist, and
we have so much faith in it that we guar
antee to return the patients money II it
does not cure the disease, wnlch hlthefto
has been considered incurable-
Elixir Kosine gives instant relief from
the terrible ep1eptic fits and spasTns, and
makes an absolute and lasting cure, no
matter how severe the case or how many
doctors have pronounced It incurable.
Do not despair Elixir Kosine Is a scien-
It is not recommended for any other dis-
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ble afrliction. Price $3.50 Mail orders
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For sale by George w. Stansheld. 6Ss KAN
saS ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21

Topeka is now only 10 points ahead
of Joplin in the team standing, and one
game lost by the White Sox coupled
with a victoSy for Joplin would pull
Topeka out Of first place.
1t was evident that Topeka was try
ing hard to win Wednesdays game.
But they simply couldn't connect with
the ball at the right time In the
third inning, Topeka had three men
on bases. one out, and Andrews and
Downs coming up to bat. 1t looked as
though the game would be shut up in
a burglar proof vault to the credit OF
Topeka without any more rumpus, but
Andrews bunted a little grounder to
Rowan, and Cravens was killed at the
plate. Downs, who had cracked out a
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare of their children, should
never be without 8 box of Mother
Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.
for use throughout the season. They
Break up Colds. cure Feverishness,
Constipation, Teething Disorders,
Headache and Stomach Troubles.
THESE POWDERS NEVER FAIL.
Sold by all Drug St0Ees, 25c- Dom {
accept any sooseiGHte. A trial pack
age viii be sent FREE to aav n1etber
who viii address Allen s. Olmsted.
Ii Reg, n. Z.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
McqOVERN No ~ Eli.
Former Lightweight Champion to Seek
Fame on the Diamond.

Pittsfeld. Mass, June 21.-Terry Nc
Govern. the former lightweight cham
piOn, is to seek fame on the diamond.
Today he agreed to play with the Dali
ton, Mass. baseball team in its game
scheduled at Dalton. six miles east of
this city, and tomorrow he will sign
contract with Manager Martin O'Gara.
What terms Terry will receive is not
announced. He will cover second base.
and the first game will be on July 4,
when the Dalton team will meet the AL
hany State printers at Dalton Since
he arrived in this city, McGovern has
been pracucing with local baseball play
ers, and has been showing up well. The
manager Of the Dalton team says that
Terry viii prove a big find not only as
q drawing card. but as good one at the
stick He has taken up baseball to
keep in condition for his next 90 with
Britt. which is to be pulled off during
the summer
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
RaskethaII on -

New York. June 21-The first of a
series of basketball games on skates
viii take place tonight at Madison
Square Garden, when the famous
Silent Five" the champion basketball
team of Greater New York. win line mn
with a picked team from the amateur
athletic clubs. They are to play two
halves Of ten minutes each with a five
minute ihtermIssion. During the inter-
val lie Duque. the trick and fancy
skater, win race a third of a mile
against his trick dog Major. The Major
wifi wear what is perhaps the most ex-
pensfve dog collar in the world, valued
at $4,000
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21

It seems that the sox have not fully
recovered from their q hit game in
the Hutchinson series. In the last
four games they have picked. up. only
16 hits, an average of four to the
game. which IS going rather slow for
an alleged hard-hitting aggregation.
OF course Hurlburt has been absent in
two of those games, but he didn't do
much i'll the two games he played.
Even Dick Cooley, the big chief, has
secured only two hits in four games.
with Is times at bat. In the same
games Downs has been up IA times,
and has registered 4 hits. and Andrews
has q record of II up and hits. Work
like that is what pulls down the bat
ting percentage, and7leses games.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
A Great Race Horse Dead.

Lexington, Ky, June 2I-The famous
transcontinental Derby winner. Claude.
owned by M. J. DAILY, died suddenly at
Edward Corrigan's Alpine stock farm in
this county Wednesday. Claude was 8
years old by Iissak. dam Ida H, BY
Lisbon, and during his career on the
turf won twenty eight races, including
the California, ST Louis, Fort Erie and
Tennessee Derbies, and second TO The
Picket in the American Derby. Claude
was purchased by DAILY as a yearling
for $3.50 and earned for him S67 $50. He
was only retired to the stud this spring
and was bred to a few mares.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
Chicago 2. Boston 1.

Chicago, June 21.-Chicago defeated
Boston by a score Of 2 to 1 here, max
ing complete victory of the series
A single, coupled with a pair of errors,
a sacrifice and a long fly gave Chi
eago their score. Boston scored on a
single, a double and an out.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Chicago ......--.......0 0 0 2 80
Boston ...............00 10000 IL 9 ?
Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan;
Young and Armbruster.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
Olklahoma City 1. springaeld o.

Oklahoma City, o. T, June 21.-Okla-
homa City played shutout ball and won
the game by a score of 4 to 0. Spring
fields regular catcher went to the
bench after the first inning. and Goes
was brought in from right and sta~
toned at the home plate. He made
two wild throws TO second, each time a
runner coming home on the error. Lewis
stole home after the third strike had
been called on Seiale. but Goes dropped
the ball, falling to cut of the run or
put the striker out. Groom came to
the rescue and threw the ball to first.
putting Seigle out. Root pitched a fine
game. The score.
OKLAHOMA CITY
PLAYER ABB. H. o. A. E.
EoozEfuR II 0 0 o
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
HUTCHINSON
JOPLIN.


*Olson and Womble out on bu
strike