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The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
DIED..

COHILL-sgddsuly. in Baltimore On Monday. %
t0DeT -. 1905. NELLIE S. COHILL
Funeral wll take place Weduesiay. Oefober H. al
o'c-Cca 9. "a, from the chapel o. Cong7es-
s5lal cemstery- Only the immsdits friends and
relatives to attend
FRANkLIN-Suddsnly. October a. 1876 II Dallas.
Tex, ALEXANDER FRANKLIN beloved son
Of Alica Z. and Tie late james 5. Franklin. ID
his tverty-tfth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter (Pittsburg St Louis.
and Ioledo papzrs please clpI-t
GRINDEk-Ou Monday, 0ctcter - 1876. az sSs T.
n, Mrs. SARAH 7. GRINDER. wife Of the
late d.. George GuEder
Funeral services az her late residence. % NTH
street northwest, "Wednesday, Oc-o5eT H. a.
O'Clock 2. o. Friends and acluain.znces IN
vsd 20 attend.
HURDLE-Ou OCJobT Is. 1906 st g. n. al The
Emergency Hospital. EDWARD, beloved sCn a
Harriet and Theodore Hurdle.
Services wiz De held az Lees undertaking estah-
Eslmeut. So Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
"Wednesday, October II at o'ciock. Iatsmeat
private.
JoNES-Ou October 3, 1905, a. $40 ? n,
BLANCHE A Y. (nse Locata). beloved wife Of
Arthur 5 Jones
Funeral fron the residence Of her parents. Mont
rose. Nd, wednesday, October L, a. 10 O'Clock
8.
LEITCH-On Monday. October Is, 1906. az o'clock
q. m- BETTE J. (nee Henningl. beloved VITA
Of James NJ. Leitch, Ii her f0rty-sevsnth year.
Funeral Wednesday morning October u, a. "a
o'ciook, from % r street northwest
LoNG-On Monday. October Is 1870. az rs Z. 4,
ANNIE ~. beloved wife Of Charles Il Long
Funeral 70 be held from her late residence Hy-
attsyille Nd. OF THURSDAY oc5obeT g. az q
noon IutermenL at Rock Creek Cemetsry
Friends invited
POPE-Departed this lie Monday. October Is.
Is6. at 20 p. H., Mrs. MARY ALICE POPE,
tie elder daughter q the late Mrs. L. 4. Jones,
sister Of Nrs. 9. f. Hamilton ard niece az
Mrs. MARY Jane LACY.
Funeral "wednesday. October Il. at O'Clock. from
the residence q her sister, SIS street south
east All friends cordially invited.
Tuesday. October IS. 1906. at SO
a. N, al her residence, lSG Thirty fourth street
northwest, MARY A, beloved wife Of John
Wesley Robinson. aged ssventy-t,ro sears.
Notice Of funeral later. tAlezandra, Va, papers
please c0pyl
sHANAHAN-OB Tuesday. October l6, 1905. At l2ss
O'Clock p. H., at her residence, U street north
vest. MARGARET SHANAHAN NEE Walsh
widow Of John Slanahan-
Notice q funeral hereafter.
WALTON TUESDAY October Is. Dos at ,. H.
al the residence Of her sister Mrs James z.
Greeley s53 Twenty second stret northwest. aftsr
6 brief illness, CATHERINE, beloved Wis q
William Wan.
Notes Of funeral later.
WILL AMS-On Tuesday. October l6 lsos A. as
a. m Mrs CYNTHIA X. WILLIAMS, beloved
wife Of Mai l. p Williams.
Funeral services At her late residences 50 West
minister street northwest. 81 2 ,. n. en- Nednes-
day, OctobeE It. InteTmeut at Arlington.
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say JONES IS INSANE.
Physicians Break News 40 Wife of
Would-bc Suicide.


James Jones. the car conductor who
thrice attempted 10 end his life on sun
day night. and who, it is alleged, COM
mitted the deed while under the hypnotic
Influence Of a man residing near his for
mer home In St Barnabas, Prince George
County, Nd, was declared insane yester-
day afternoon by the doctors Of the Cas-
ualty Hospital where he was removed
after cutting his throat
yes. he is insane, hopelessly so, was
the reply given by the doctors there to
his faithful wife. who is hourly outside
Of the barred door of the strong room
which separates her from her unfortunate
husband The nurses place their arms
about her and attempt 70 lead her away,
but she pleads to go back.
Jones screams echo through the corrl-
doris Of the building as he fights In vain
to drive away the horrible nightmare.
He declared TO the doctors at the hos
pital, when first placed upon the OpeTat-
Ing table, that somebody had done some
/ thing with his mind and will Hc said.
while playing with his children on Sun
day, a strange feeling came over him, and
in an instant he had changed from James
Jones 10 a perfect fienos whose mission
and desire was 10 kill
Drawing 4 pocket knife from his coat
he hesitated d moment. and not wishing
10 work his Vengeance upon his own chill
dren, whom he imagined belonged 70
someone else, rushed out Of the door. His
last words. NO more lawsuits for me-"
were not at first understood by his wife
Later il developed that the owner OF the
land upon which he and the alleged
hypnotist lived, had learned Of the myster-
iCus influence alleged 10 be exerted over
Jones, and had given him notice to move
away last Wednesday.
Jones has been working as conductor
for the Capital Traction Company for the
past sixteen years, and was always known
as a sober, industrious, and HONEST man.
He was member OF the crew OF car No.
2l6. His old motOrman. J. G. Stokes. is
heart-bToken over the troubles Of his
friend Tears come into his eyes when
any one mentions Jimmy" as he was
called By those who knew him.
He was the best man that ever worked
over this road, never having hard word
to say against any one All the men viii
say the same thing about him. His whole
mind was wrapped up IN his babies. and
he was always planning some little pleas
ure that he could give them. 7 have
known OF his trouble since last July,
when he gave UP hiz home in the country
and came 10 town
It was learned yesterday that the en-
ployes Of the railway are making up
subscription for his wife and family, and
everybody is responding 70 the call for
aid TO a man. Jones viii remain al the
local hospital until HIS wounds are healed
Up sufficiently to permit his being moved.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
HAS FRACTURED SKULL.
Serious Result of Argument Over an
Unpaid Bar Bill.

Serious Result of Argument Over an
Unpaid Bar Bill.
William H Stewart. colOred. who lives
at Il Goat alley, is suffering from a frac-
ture OF the skull at the Freedmen's Hos
pital, as the result Of a fight tn the sa-
loon Of William Cannon, 20 Seventh
street northwest, early yesterday morn
ing. Joseph Cannon. the bartender in the
place, Is a prisoner at the Second precinct,
awaiting the outcome OF Stewards inju-
ries. II was said az the hospital last
night that the man Is expected to recover
II Is alleged that Stewart entered the
saloon early yesterday morning and or
dered a drink. The call for pay for the
order was not responded TO. and after be-
ing forcibly elected twice the coIored man
IS said 90 have returned with q brick.
During the argument Stewart was knock
cd down, and when he did not get up
Cannon left to get breakfast. Policemen
McGrath and Carroll arrested Cannon
near Sixth and o streets. He declared
that he acted in self-defeuse.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

Masonic brothers Ia cSempIifymg the
teachings oi Him who said, Inasmueh
AZ So have done IL unto one of the least
of these. fay brethren. We have done il
unto n5' AIRS Newton's address made
a marked impression on al her auditors.
and she was sbowerc3 VITA congra tG-
latioas
Conducted Ceremonies.
after another selection by the band, the
dedication ceremonies proper We're con-
Quoted by Walter a. Brown, grand mas
ter OF Masous. assisted 10y the grand
officers Of The Grand Lodge.
Rev Joseph Dawson Of Cavalry Meth
odist Church. opened with prayer. and
Grand Master Brown pronounced the
dedication and conservation, with tne
scattering OF com. the pouring Of wine
and Of oil The Masonic choir rendered
appropriate music
Mr.. Walker then delivered the principal
address OF The DAY. responding to the
ladies. From his evening words he held
the complete attention Of tho audience,
and his voice sounded clear and distinct
Choir Rendered Selections.
The Masonic Choir rendered another Sc
lection, and the ceremonies closed with
benediction by Rcy. =. ". SD, finger
grand chaplain Grand LoCg 2. A 4 n.
y committee composed Of Messrs
Isaac Birch. Charles II. Williams. ard W
CLYDE Hunt u Potomac Lodge. No. .. at
tended The ceremonies, d. airing The IA
nous George Washington 'avel that was
used by our first President OBJ laying the
cornerstone of the Capitol This gavel,
used il the ceremonies yesterday has been
used in laying the COrner-st0Ies Of al
public buildings and of buildings all over
the United States, where Masonic rites
arc performed
Held Special Meeting.
Preliminary &c the ceremonies IS the
home, the Grand Lodge opened : special
meeting at Masonic Temple Mn IA and
F streets, az l-.-5 o'ci0Ck. Upon Is con-
c!usion the Grand Lodge and Blue
Lodges. escorted by washington Com
mandery. 40. I. knights tempt as. and
the National Guard Band formed IN line
on + street and marched 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio depot where the spec, train
was awaiting them. The run 10 Stotts
was quite short one. and the line was
again formed Tor The march 10 the home.
Upon leaving the train when h Ie lned
the members Of the order formed tn pro-
Cessi0H and marched TO Masonic Temple,
where the Grand Lodge closed its COM
municatOn.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
ASKS Damages for IniurIe.

Joseph Bowman yesterday entered suit
for damages amounting to 5000 in the
District Supreme Court against the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. Plaintiff alleges that while a pas
senser on September %, while the car
was passing along street, between
Iwelfth and Fourteenth streets, il was
suddenly driven against an obstruction
on the side OF the track, causing Bow
man to be struck by some Of the material
of which obstruction was composed in
JITinS his left arm and side and infict-
ing intense pain, and preventing him from
transacting ana attending to his business
affairs
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
DR.. MITCHELL TESTIFIES.
Says Mrs. Cotton Was OF EnfeebIed
Mind During Last Illness.

sAAAN kkAaA A1AhSsss
That Mrs Ellen NJ. Cotton was OF en-
feebled mind during her last illness was
the opinion Of D.. James F. Mitchell,
who testified yesterday as the principal
witness at the hearaiug before Charles
: Bundy special commissioner in the
Cotton will contest Instituted By Sieg-
fried SacEer on behalf Of his daughter
Helene Marguerite Beatrice Sacher,
great-granddaughte Of the testatrix. Dr.
Mitchell said THAI he had been in attend
ance upon Mrs. Cotton from November
= 10 December Is. 1854 Dr. Mitchell de-
MED having advised the performance Of
a major surgical operation upon his pa
tent John c ECklOf. Of the Second
National Bank, testified as to Mrs Col
ton having an account with the bank.
that after her death certain funds had
been turned over 70 Walter J. Bartlett
after he had been certified to as exec
utor named IN the win.
The testimony before Justice Bundy
Will be concluded to-day 10 all likeIi-
hood. Other evidence in the case viii
be taken in New York. and IL is prob.
able il will be called for trial before the
superior Court Of Santa Cruz County,
Cal. some time next month.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Instructors Presented.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
.. s. Dept. q AgricaIturs. weather Bureau

u = Depts u ASflclltuFe, weather Bureau.
Washington, D. c. Tuesday Oct &C. S D. N.
The strong area Of high pressure that oecupiss
Northeastern districts has caused brisk rarhssstsrIy
winds along the Atlantic coast. with Iizht rain an
the Middle Atlantic coast, also on the Carolina
coast Light rains have also fallen IN the Lower
Mississippi Valley, over the Northern Rocky Noun
tain region, and In tie Pacific Coast States north
Il Central California. In al other districts fair
weather continues
Unsettieo weather. with rain, is indicated Cor tbe
Middle Atlantic States south q PENNSYLVANIA. also
for the South Atlantic aud East CUT states
Wednesday. probably continuing THURSDAY Ia
Western districts scattered showers are indicated for
the Missouri Valley, Kansas. and Oklahoma Weipes-
Gay, and for The Middle Mississippi VALLEY Thurs
Gay. u vii be colder 10 the Upper Missouri Val
lev and the Rocky Mountain region.
The winds along the New England coast VIII Be
fresh northeasterly; on the Gulf coast. fresh and
variable; On the Lower Lakes coast, fresh cast 10
south, and CO the Upper Lakes fresh soutkerfv IN
crossing over Superior Wednesday
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
yl1 have fresh noTtheaserly winds and fair weather
10 the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
signal Men Convene Here.

The tan,h annual meeting OF the Rail-
way Signal Association was held in this
city yesterday More than SEQ members
were pr & Mt. including many from the
fan west ~and Europe. The convention
viii be in session three days. and every
branch OF signaling will be discussed and
standard methods and practices recon-
mcnded. The members were welcomed
by Commissioner Macfarland I'm the
name of greater Washington, and he
counseIed them to do all in their power
70 increase the intellectual and beautiful
IN the Capital city.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

Jesse Heiskeli. the real estate broker.
Is home again from a two months trip
to Europe. He visited London. Paris. and
other European capitals. and while there
paid some attention 90 the mansions.
public buildings, and other beauties Of
those world-famous cities After seeing
for himself Mr. Heiskell declares that
Washington is now about the equal OF
any Old World capital in natural beauty
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
NEGRO MUST HANG.
Sentence of Charles Grant Is Con-
firme1 by Higher Court.


Chief Justice Shepard. Of tAe District
Court OF Appeals, yesterday confirmed
tie sentence Of the trial court which
convicted Charles L. Grant. coiored. OF
murder Ia the hrst degree of Eva Barnes.
r0lorsd. The sentence is TO be executed
an Tuesday, October 60
Tie murder. according To the evidence
ia the case was committed December
Ii. 1866. Grant and the Barnes woman
were together 1t the house of one. Flor
ence Anderson. in Biagdens court, on
tEe nigGt the crime was committed. A
dispute arose over the possession Of a
knife which the Barnes woman wanted
2nd Grant refused 10 give up He threat
cutd her. end IN the scufiie for the DOS
session Of the knife IL was taken from
him. it is alleged 10y ono William Crewe.
who gave it 20 the woman. who, I'm turn.
placed Il IN her stocking. They left the
house, and were met IN the alley leading
80 the house by three other men. The
Barnes woman is supposed to have gone
back into the house with Grant. when
cries were heard on the street He is
killing me-, Grants plea was self-de-
Tense
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Cattle Rnisers Complain.

The Cattle Raisers' Association. Of Fort
Worth, Texas, has filed with the Inter
state Commerce Commission a complaint
against the Galveston. Harrisburg. and
san Antonio Railway Company. the ~
ternational and Great Northern RAILWAY
Company, and the Texas and New Or
leans Railway Company. It is charged
the roads have cancelled the joint rates
on i've stock 20 New Orleans. making a
difference In the cost OF shipment OF from
SIS 10 sS5 "a car
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
orrand EaucraI services.

The EeE-alns c( Samuel Frederick Davis
orrnd were bur.cd yesterday afternoon
ircld Il" E.Ea ct n-Ts- BiUadon on First
street The Rev John T. Huddle off,
cialsd "a, the services ead was csc Of trs
speakers. Ihc cereIoay vas conducted
under TIE rites e The T. o. o. J., OF
vhirl o-gc-iza,;on many members were
present. te- JC5a Butter delivered o.
paaeg-r!a 90 tHc deceased Thc pail
bearers were Col. Charles H. Ourand
aTd Franz l. UUrand. sens Of the de
creased IoIa p. =. Curaat, his brother;
G.. IT, DIr3rt Cay A. Ourand. and . =
Figoi-l The ord- Us.s Inferred IN he
tanfEessic-ci Cemetory. whittier t. was
followed Iy a. rr..- uum@er Of friends.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17

A large number of Mystic Shriners Of
Almas Temple and their guests left
Washington yesterday morning at 7:45
O'Clock over the B. q O. railroad. bound
for tne Frederick Fair. The fair asso-
citation has made every arrangement for
the comfort and convenience of the Shrin-
ers. and it is expected the day will be
one OF the pleasdntest or the season. The
special train chartered for the occasion
will leave Frederick on the return trip
at go p. m, arriving here two hours
later.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
DECLARE BONDS FORFEITED.
First Collections Made Under New
Order Of Court.


Order of Court.
It IS the fat Of the District Attorneys
Office that all persons at liberty under
BOND must make appearance in the re-
spectve criminal courts On the day set
for their trials, or suffer the forfeiture
OF their bonds. which. in the future. will
be collected under all circumstances.
Taking this order into consideration.
Justice Stafford. in Criminal Court No. J.
yesterday declared forfeited the bonds oil
George Hunter, charged with grand lar
ceny; Benjamin Kelly. indicted for house
breaking, and William Lusby, who is in
dlcted Tor larceny from the United
states. When called for trial yesterday
there was no response TO the call of
their names.
Robert Z. Gilchrist is surety for Hunter
10 the amount Of 500, ". J. Howard is
Dondsman for Kelly, In the sum Of $500
and David Brown signed surety for Lus-
by on q bond Of $500.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Local Temueratnre

Temperature Midnight, CO. a. n, B.4a. N.
sos a. m, 59is a. m, 90 10 O. IA, g.; z noon.
So 2. m. s., 2. m. O.; p. H.. 6i;sp. m 81.
10 T. m. 60. Maximum. O.: minimum. &
Relative huinIdity-s g. M, 81 . p. TO-, IS; T.
~, o. Rainfall 0G hours Of sunshine. 0O6: per
cent ct possible sunshine, g. Temparaturc ssme sste
last ye1T-NaxIuum 50; minimum S.
Temperatures in Other Cities,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
GYMNASIUM GLASSES OPEN.
Young WOmen's Association Has
Begun Season.

The gymnasium classes OF the Y. w
c. a. began. yesterday at 1880. The
classes were exceptionally large consid-
ering that the opening day does not as
a rule, bring a great number of pupils.
Miss Clara Bergman is the physical di-
rector and viii instruct the classes and
Mrs. a. T. stuart is the president of the
department Of physical education. The
other members of the committee are
Miss Frances Chickering. Miss Mabel
Thurston, Mrs. Sara Is DrummOnd, Miss
Marian West and Miss Margaret johns
tone. The consulting physicians are DR.
Louis Taylor-Jones and DIT. Ellen Corson-
White.
the gymnasium is on the upper floor
Of the Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation building Twelfth and streets.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
WASHINGTON GETS IT
international Convention Of
Y. ii. c. 4. to Come Here.
LOCAL MEMBERS JUBILANT

Announcement Was Made ny Presi-
dent Woodward at banquet Held
aud Many Speeches Were Made by
Prominent Workers In the Cause.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-17
Tide TebIe.

Condition Of Water at Harpcrs Ferry
Wrappers Ferry W. Va, Oet ls.-Potolsac ami
Shenandoah gie1E
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Mining N otes.

Harold Workman who came from Glasgow,
Scotland, TO attend the annual meeting OF the
West Quincy company, has departed for hts
home,
@. w, Lambournc- secretary and treasurer
OF the Daly-Judge Mining company, Is spend
Ing a couple OF days ut Park City
Superintendent jacobson OF the Columbus
Consolidated mine. will lenve for the property
today
John Stii~cll. the prominent citizen OF Alta,
WAS In the city Tuesday
Cashier John NJ Hnys of the Utah Copper
company Is confined 10 hls homc with the grip.
Judge Bartch Of tho Supreme court. while
inspecting properties in the Crescent district
has been locked out OF Salt Lake by the wash
outs on the San Pedro.
Superintendent Mohat OF the Cactus property
was In the city Tuesday comforting with Mr.
Ncwhousc
Tho Utah Copper company has let a cSon-
ttnct with coast firm for eighty Vanncrs for
Its old plant in Bingham canyon
President l.. A. Copeland OF the Gold Butte
company, who recently went south 10 inspect
that property. is detained by the flood condis
tions In that portion OF the State
On account OF wlrc trouble both from the
East and West, Pollock & Co. were unable 10
reach either center Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
wAHA IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
Lewiston. Idaho, February /. lsOs

Lewiston, Idaho, February l. 1906
Sealed proposals Will DO received at tho
office OF the Waha-LewIston Land and
Water company, at Lewiston, Idaho. un-
Ill p. March 81. 1906, for the con-
struction OF Is miles of Flood-water
Catchment Ditch. miles OF Main Supply
Ditch and Storage Reservoirs situated
on Cruig Mountain. Nez Perce County,
Idaho
This work involves the handling OF
some $1,000 cubic yards Of earth sa8 on
cubic yards of rock and CONSTRUCTION oS
about 5000 cubic yards OF concrete and
other masonry. and about 1910 lineal fear
OF tunnels.
certified check. or a Trust comnapvs
Proposal Bond, for a sum equal to 3 ber
cert OF the amount OF the bid must ac.
company coch bid. and tho successfnI
bidder will be required to enter into
contract at once and furnish satisfactory
bond In the sum equal to 10 per cent ~
the amount OF the contract as q guaran-
tee OF the proper execution OF the con-
tract within the timo specified
The company reserves the right To ra
feet any and all bids.
Bids will be received % for the con
struction of the dltches, (2) the reservoira
and (3) the tunnels. or for the entire work
Plans end specifications are on ilIe M
the Office OF the company at Lewiston.
Idaho.
Additional information furnished upon
application
WALTER H. GRAVES.
Ethl Engiecr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
BEAVER COUNTY
HARD At WORK
Companies Pushing Develop
ment in Spite of lnclem-
ent Weather.
ORE Is IN SIGHT, AND
NOT IN THE FUTURE
Properties In Excellent COndi-
tiOn to Begin Shipping
In the Spring.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
MILFORD. March 27.-The late heavy
snowfnlls In this region, followed by un-
prccedentedly severe rainstorms, have
rendered the roads In such condition as
to greatly retard the marketing of ore
from this point Development work,
however. is being vigorously pushed in
the several mining districts OF Beaver
county with encouraging results. Despite
the inclemency OF the weather. the Cedar
Mining company, whose property adtoins
p B. McKeons Talsman-Stalwart
mines, in Star district Is pushing the
work preparatory To a busy season OF
mine development
Talisman Is Improving.
The Talisman- -Stalwart mines, under
tho Intelligent direction OF Superintcnd-
cnt AL j. Louis are In better shape than
ever before, and another carload of high
grade ore Is ready for the market. The
ore In these mines Is found In true Ms
sure veine, which show no eisns OF pinch
ing. On the contrary. they improve In
size. strength and richness with Depth
and are unerringly leading to the con-
tact between the lime and porphyrys
The indications now arc that this proper
~. already a paying producer. VIII ere
long take front rank with the most prof
liable mines in Beaver county.
Everything Ore on Moscow.
Ore to the right, to the left, orc
above and ore beneath is the condition
Of things at the Burning Moscow. AS
soon the roads are In condition large
shipments Will be made from this eN-
ceptlonaly fine mine. 1t is source oil
qualification that many OF the mines OF
Beaver county can truthfully be written
of for the ore they are so generously
providing. not what Is expected or looked
for by development.
Southern In Splendid Shape.
Capt j. X Persons. president of the
Southern Copper company, in Beaver
Lake district reports conditions at the
mine in splendid shape. At the bottom
the shaft Is in tale to n wttdh OF six
feet which carries "copper" gold. silver
and lead The outlook for a great mine
is most favorable, and the management
UP a rich producing mine. as beyond
question large bodies OF sulphide cop
per ore Will be encountered when the
water level Is reachd.
Hecla Has Fine Record.
The Hecla group, upon which active
work will soon commence, consists or
FIVE claims situated about three miles
northeast OF the old cave mine with
record output of $4,000 In gold, up Brad
shaw canyon. ten miles east OF MILFORD:
The ore in the Hecla mine consists OF
gold. silver and lead, gold predominant
ing. Considerable work on this property
has already been done, principally
the running of tunnels The gold alone.
when selected averages as high as 500
per ton.
The Hccla is pronounced by experts
who have examined It to be the richest
gold mine In Beaver county, ana py IN
telligent development may be made
great producer. In this, as in many other
mining claims of thie section. the ore
has not TO be prospected for' IL Is al
ready In sight