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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
(Rcina del AIca|de de Caguas

AVISo.-E'ta ConOejo uunIcipaI
hI diapueato que el diA rs del cursan
- mes, durAnie las horaI que SO ex
preaNao, sea etectuAdo ell remsts tr
pdbllea subAAtA DIS lea siguientes ser
ylcios que h N de ser prealados On 81
AGo econ6mico de sQ6 al9y7
Bsgsjn, am. txlrascci6n dc
5aIuraS, 1850 am. Alumbtsdo ri,
blico, p m, Medicinas & enfe,mo.
lobreG J hospital de CarldGd, 2 so ..
N. Manutsnclon a dttenldos, 4 . m,
LLI IubAIIAE tsndrAn efseto en- 81
sA.on &c seAioneI de IL Casa municipal
Les pliegoE en- que 80 ellsblecen las
condieioues que hsbIal de cumplir,
aai los ltctIAdoreS como los remalis
tAI de lOs ser .clOE ild.cadoa, e.tarsn
4 di,PoHiCi6n de los que ialstesen go
Z Ger os en q ofeins del Secrelsrlo,
dcsde eI1A fetha, hLslA Ell dfA q. In
cluIivs, del actual meI de JUNO,
C'guRs, Jdnio Il de l 9O6
} lie q Garc!a Alcalde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
SUFRI6 POR MESES.
La SaIvo La Pe-ru-na,

Sra. Luis Lacomb, Hayward, Wis.,
nos escribe como sigue:
"Segui cstrictamente su tratamiento
Y ahora me siento completamente
curada.
"Dos doctores me asishan, y un0
de eiios diio que, para poder recobraf
mi saIud, fenia que deiarme operar.
"Decidf entonces escribir al Or. Hart
man respecto mi estado de salud, pues
por cerca de un afIo habla cstado padeci-
endo de terribles dolores en- ell cuerpo Y
en- la cabeza, y muchas yeces no podia
estal de pie.
"Me Sienf0 ah0ra tan bien, despues
del cortO frafanienfo con su remediO,
y Ie eSfOy tan agradecida, que no
tengo paiabraS con que expreSarieS mi
graffud.
"Reciban un million de gracias pof los
bondadosos consejos m6dicos de su nr.
Hartman. ."~-Luisa Lacomb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
mo AcATARRARSE !

Ei catsrYS es una entsrmedsd que
tisns mucha mas importancia de 10 que
gsnsrAlmente % le Atribuye, Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, euyAs
funcionss , tuerzas debilita proiunda
mente. Eacausa frecuente della sordsr&,
Rfeeta ls vista, In nArix y Ia gargantA
y GO gensralmente por donde empieza
10 Tuberculosis 8 tisis.
L. misma faeilidRd y 10 ireeuep
OIL o con que sa pesca ur eAtarro haee
0 Les personals indiferentes para GU
rArlo y 10 gran mayorfa no se preocu
pa de les conseeuencias
Los baios trfos por Ia mAfsps
embellishments despues de dalsr 81
lAaho, dormir con les ventaras sbisr
tas y svitar las sorr'enta, De ajre, snr
prsc sueionas uuy hueuaS one 90 euesl !
ta rabajo 81 ohssrv.rlAs. Pero 81
preventive mes positive, mas eheaz,
MAS ikcil mas pns'tivo J tAmbien el
Que ssonseiAp los nsdioos, % IL Emul
sion de Scott dc Aceite dc higado de
haeAlao.
e sorprendente 10 fuer1a, vitalidad
snergfa y poder dc resiateneia que re-
cibe el euerpo humsno do las peque
nas dasis dc Emulsion de Scott que u
administrAp son aonatancia, Eats
Dmulsi6n reeubre interiormente todai
% parties debilss y vulnershl 90 del
susrpo y 10 pone sl abrigo de 10 In
feeeion eatarral.
De euAndo CD euAndo &pArecer
industriales POGO eserupulosos anun
siando emulsiocss. vinos 8 prepsra
dos & los que stribuyen propiedsde,
ourAtivss que 20 tenep y hAsta ha,
cuien % xtreve deeir en letras d.
imprenta, que el petr6leo 8 kerosin'
% IN ailments.
Qua 60 81 petr6leo2 On aeeite mine
20 que ne usa eomo eombuatible par
lubrisar y limpiar mkQuinas y par
Alumbrar.
Una subataneiA indigestihls gu
pareee de 10 propiedtd esencitl de to
do alimsnso, euAl 90 10 asimilAc On
que pasa al rav6a del tubo in!essn q
ain modifcarse sin ser absorbi
hida, una guhstancia en- I'm, que p
liene ninguna de lAa propiedadas au
rativas AlimentieiAs del seeite q
higado do bacal&o. 81 40 diiese gu
al petr6leo 90 un alimento para ma
Quiras. podrfa pasar, pero no nm eli
mento para el euerpo
81 tensis Alguna duda, preguntat
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Ell MAESTRO

EI pobre alumno pensAbS en- su
ventura destrUids, On su esrrsrs, qui'
zas fracassda, y On Ia mujsr q quien
tsnto amabA. mo era posibls que ell
maestro cortsrA indig nado el hilo de
una vida que le era tan cara? SNo era
el doctor Q ercy dueilo absolute del
deatino de aquella ipfsliz cristura?
lQu6 ibA a aer de 81, solo para luchar
contra todos los obstaculoa que el
maestro podfs Suscitsr?
La psciente hizo IN movimiento
cssi impercepslb,e y Q lercy dlio con
sosegadA Voc;
Dale mas cloroformo, Grondel.
Acto continue, las gotss volvieron
& caer eomo lluvIa menudA, y POGO &
POGO fue quedaudose otra vez la ertsr.
ma en- ell mas absolute estado do 30.
port.
Iba 4 tsrminsr Ia operaci6n. Quer
cy, upis los labios de Ia hsrida, q
derecha & lzquierda del aurco rojo
yarios puntos ipdisab4n ell paso de Ia
sguia que conducfs el hilo & trayes d,
lA cRrne viva.
Oy6se el ruido cultural dc quisr
ne sh'gA ri bsber. Grondel segufs
vert'endo el lfquido adormeeedor, y Q
ruido Sc precisaba, sier do cAda ve,
| mas rApido & intenao,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Quercy exc'amo:
-tSe trAba lA ler qua

Pero Grondel seguia vertiendo sl
eloroformo; palido y con los oiosex'
travi ados, tenierdo entire sus erispa'
dos dedor la mufisea exspRus; al ex'
tremo de 10 cual se perdlAba 10 esbel.
tez inarta y deicoorido de ID mano.
El eirujs habiA cubierto con una
sAbana el cusrpo de au muier. A los
pocos momentos levant6 10 cabezs, y,
dirjgisudole Grondsl, dstuvo 10
mano que VERT IA sl terrible vsneno.
Despues, con una amarga sonrisa
que asomsba en un txtremo de los
labIos, cogi6 1as pipzas y aprision6
con elias ID let gOs de 10 paciente
Grcndel estsbA sno nadado en- una
silla, y 10 palidez de su rostro reve'
lAba 81 turbsc'6a ints rior, y sus con.
trsidos labios su trsg CO Ell lerzo para
mostrsrse drth de sf mismo.
Trsnscurrieron alguroa minutos.
FL doctor Q lercy 90 volvi6 do
pronto, y 6iando aus asrenos ojos en-
el roatro de su alumno. txclam6 CON
vcz aolemnc, reposadA:
-ITrar q uilixate, Grendel, to 10 he
salvado
Pedro Audivert,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20

Fl doctor Q leroy deeidi6 opsrsr
q su muier deIpu6s de su terceFa crl :
sis de appendicitis. Con til motivo,
pidi6 & su discfpulo y sm'go, Ell inter,
no Pablo Grondel, que suministrsra
el cloroformo q 10 paciente, que "a
ciA en- 10 larga mesa de nix al.
ri Doctor examlnAba gua instru
mentos colocRdoa ~en sus eatuchss de
metal,
Crondel tomabs el pulse ls en-
terms, mientrAs Q leroy sbrfa 81 wen
tire & su eaposA.
De pronto, uua Voc ahogada , ls
isnA exclsm6:
-iPsblo!.... No sufeo.. y so,
fsl'zl.." 6Por que 10 soy sin h?...
iPor que no 6ita, q mi lsdo di.ftu
tardo de mi diehA? lYa sabes Guam
to te smo." vi marido 90 un hombr'
serio, glacial, como t6 dices l.... III
odio, poyqle te adore y te pertenezc
90 euerpo y almal..,..
Is voz 40 perdi6 entire sollozoa
FL doctor Q lercy Segufa con aparent
trarquilidad ell curso do 10 operation
' ain levSntar Ia eAbsza diio;
r 6El pulse sjgus en- su sstadt
normal, Pablo?
ST, nAe.tro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Pag anini,
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Sc eslera an el ccrrreo pr6ximo
de los Estados Unidos oil nuevo 90.
mAndsnss de- ApoGtadsro Mr.. KArl
KrCksn.
--huchos de los presoa exlS!entes
en- 10 ca reel de San Juan. serkn tras-
iadAdos provisionAlments q 10 de
Areslbo, interim se conAtruye el nuevo
edifcio para squella.
-Crispin Clementsl vecino do Pta
do Terra, srfrlo aver una oAida, reci.
biendo uns hsrida sobre ell arco su"
pefCiliar ialuierdo y variaa contusio.
mes en- Ias rodillss y espAlda.
Sc enousntra entermo, de alg6n
euidado en- Carolina, lA sstimAble se.
1oritA CarmelinA Garcia PiGsro, hills
de don Francisco 9 Arcia, Tesorero de
aqlel municipio. Celshramos ~ res
tablecimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
d eduZca sus gRstOs
pOr aIumbradO un
20 pOr cientO.

Porqu6 no produces uslod gu pro
pio alumbrado tlsctricog
Porqu6 no pone usted coso oil COZ,
Ilnuo voIsesr dc Iu consAdcr de- lu1
sle.tricAg
EscribA ultsd dlciecdcms 81 Ia
nero de luces cue tiene insIalIdA or
az bots e,labltciniento o casa pSrtl
cliAry 10 le dine grQtis vushA d,
correO 10 cue debe ulled hacer par,
sonst guir 10 que ShorH lie psreee i'm
poIib e. Ea qee usiei 10 b, dido b.
blAr de los APARAToS DE FAIgpANK
MORSE ANp CQ 0ose LeceslLA cala,
"a, NJ So Lsce.s. E,tcarIeisla al ar.
empleado ssl seial que 10 Guide.
Ant0nio CoSnw.
ElsclslslaIs, -ApartAdo II, -Arssibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Pedro Audivert.

De intento hamoG dsisdo para 10
G'timo al heroe de 10 serendtd.
Desde lA Il TINA VIE que oimos &
Morales, hAra cosa de dos amos, ha
gansdo much1 en- el dominic del ms
trumsntJ }, subre todo On oil maneio del
arco, conser ando las baenAs cuali-
dAdes que siempre 10 han distir guido
y que is colocan On el primer rAugo
entire los srt,ssas de Puerto Rico, es
& sAber; purtza de tono, buena ATM a.
cl6n y lesntoa siustada.
Aparts de este, nuestro genial vio.
linissa poAee un verdaoero tempera.
mento arifstlco, que undo q su carAc.
ter sfsbe y & sus ooyreetas forma 0
sociales. le aaegursn un venturoso
porvsnir arnstco.
Rscibs nuestrs cordial felicitaei6n
por oil legit,m extso alcSnz ado ano.
che.
Bagsm6p, JUNO l8 dc 1905.
pananini
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
EN- Ia F0RTALElA

FL sAbsdo % ftessr4n el goberna.
dor Winthrop y su diGtipguida sefora
un bang uete en- Ia Msnsi6n FL iscutivA
a Mr. , Mira Dunlap, A ese acto asis
han, ror iLvilaciones especiales,
nueatroS amigos los sefiorss Dlaz Ma,
vArro, doctor don Rafael del Vale J
don Bernardo Huicy, Tsmb!61 asis
IRA Mr. Scolt Truxton.
EIIe informe fue rssogido por loI
reporters en- lA AecretAtla palt culAr
del G GobsrnAdor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to eli
whom IL may concern that Carlos Con
de y Casariego has fled on The l9Ih
day Il May, 1905, whh ,hs HonorA bis
Executive Council OF Porto Rico, AZ
applicantlop for = frsrthse grantir g
lhs said applicant auth Jfisy to uns
and sccuppy oertaio lands lyirR and
situated on the shore line OF Ihe cons
truction, maintenance and ope alton
cf wharf and pier upon and Adiacen
thereto, said lands beiog indicato
spon . plan accompanying the said
application
Objections TO ths granting Of sAid
application may be 6led " Iha Com
iniitee on Concssaiors, Privileges snp
Frsnehists on or t5t re ih4 IA b dsy
OF June, 1905 At With osto at Zen
o'clock In Ihs fJreooon. or as auch
subsequent time as Ma CammltLee may
fix, said application viii he brought
on for . hearing OIL. the IL ce OF the
Attorney General Of Porto REQ, and
all persons obiectlrg z 10 the granting
OF lbs sam WILL be hsArd.
Dated - San Juan, Porto Rico,
MAY 2lsl, 1905
,'nrLns C0n1e u C0snrie01
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Junta EscDIa de Rio-GraDde

ANUNCIO. Deade IL fechA hsata
el Is del seIuai inclusive 90 admitir&n
petlciones dccumsntAdAs de mAestroa
grAduAdoS y ruraleS que deaeen con
trAtsrse para eisrcer ca las EscuelAs
de eits nu 1iclpAiidAd On ell Er6xImo
aflo eacolAr de l 906 & 907,
Rio GrAnde, JunlU IL d. l 906.
DR., Diego ROmdn g Dt0z Prssiden'
te. Bonyacto w. UeLgodo SssrttA'
rio, 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Sc VENDE

u a s.tAncis en Is Irisd cei6n de-
Csguss y Aguss Bcepas de Y cder
dss de tsrreno maa de 40 de cafe mu
choe arbo 90 ftutsles y sisio en que se
d. mry buen tsbsco, con abundar t's
psstos, Ia vedea 81 rio denominado
Rio.csnAs. Para II rmes don jose
Silva Albeit, ea>rfierA teotrAl srtre
Rio piedrss ' CspuNs ce'cA de Is 81
imo .ianda <Ls B y>monesAs, spI"
I ado 81 Baguss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Junta EssOIar de LOLA

A los lenoreA mAessrot; Con Atre'
glo q 10 que preeepldA Ii secCi6n SA
de la Lsy EIeolAr vigents, 90 notihca
1 los SenorsG mAssIrOS gus deVcsn
contrAtArGe para el prox!mo AfIoia
coltr, que presenter aus solieitudeA,
AcompS 4 Adas de- los correspondienlen
cernticAoCE, ansss dsl 10 del corriente,
al Secretarlo CO la Junta don Rafael
SoegAard
Lola, JUNO Is de 1866,
Jauier I.qtMitG.
e-l PrellcelGs JaLtA EIcolarl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Doctor R, Buzz Arnav

Dc fegfsso do 50 viajs Europa
Asaba dc ins.Alsr 81 ohcina proiesio
hsl eh IL CO ls del CriIto, udmoro Il.
Horas do cotsultA' de Il media { i
= media de 1a tArds 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
a. PtlaLICO


Por 8 preEense as hsee sahsr por
Ugunda VIZ Qre veneid0s Cthl dias
contaeo. des L by, yn1 aplrsciere
el du' 4 i uo z lr4 pg o. eom1 de
ditz csho ms.ts q 10, do ~ da
crtciert', gus setLlQeLtra de oIa 90
en- poder d. veciuo dor Atod, Eto
Aporie, e ytndera 81 1 ,'c. slb,s
tA I'll {, mpIitl - It suu - I'll
el in 0 Iercero del lrU:ulo 622 del
Cjl'go Civil Wig lts
san L,re'Eo II de Ju 10 de 900
%. SllGn 1ponte
3 AlcAlde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
IA FLOR De MATlNlAS"

Rata tAbrisA de Ilbleou ha t...'
bleeido On eata sapiIAl sslle Forte slesA
bdmsro II, un dsp6Iito CON grandes
gkItsnella,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Dr.. Victor N. Gutierrez

Meiico Ctujano. FIX alumno In
terno pension. do yor oposici6n Ca
guas Puerto Rc>.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Renuncia de Podtr

C6 n esta fechA h'go ccnttsr que
renurc c'o oil poder Que con cNs de- Nj.
20 81, y ante 81 N tario FL i o don
Ja'io Cesar Gnrz e., me co 4 ''6 el
stfi " 0 D. Ht # mar, 10 bre DO Sin.
ger 8 wrg Mach'te c. mpan'. Ssn
Juan, Puerto r CO Juuio. IS, 80
3 Is JORG ADSUAR.
. vuestro medicOi 81 os confrmar& es-
Ia verdadt y al eatais essAaos de fuer
Eas, de earne ds sangrs. hs accuse
lara que tom4is 10 Emuls!6.. de Scott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Hotel (OSmOpO|itd

Gale de la Luna. - Yabucoa.
Casa dc nuevs construction Ven
Nlsci6a y cApacJad en- las habitacio
ue' Blena mesa y be6os. Pr6ximo
& las princip&les cskss do comercio y
& Ia cfclnA de onrreos Admite abo'
ocf. Prectos mGdicos.
FduStin0 Cintr6n.
PrnniatArin
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
Arizona Mines


depth gaining from $59 to $11O per ton, the principal increase being noted in the copper and silver returns. the gold values being about $1O per ton.-Jour- nal Miner.
 Among the number of mining camps in the county of which very little is heard, and which are the scene of ac- tive operations. may be mentioned the properties of the Rincon Mines com pany in the Weaver district, says the Journal Miner Since acquiring the properties about three years ago this company has sunk a shaft on one of a network or veins converging on it's claims to a depth of 1.O5O feet installed an Els Pass mill of large capacity on the ground from which regular ship ments of high grade concentrates are now being made to the plant of the Arizona Smelling company at Hum boldt. The company has a IOrce of men busily engaged at the present time in the remodelling of the mill, which it is expected will be finished in a short time. when the management expects to start the plant in operation with almost double it's former capacTty. While the work Of altering the mill is under way. underground operations are confined to the 900 and $50 levels. where it is said, the property is showing up richer and better than ever.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
PlNKHAM sMEEAe
 IN NLoRlDE CAME
An Oil Burning Furr4o rh.+ w,orLs
 SiIicious Of,

Robert Petty came in f,,, ,,t1or;do
 Thursday last and TepOrE tbo+ tbo new smelter at the Pinkharls, bod | been running smoothly seve4l ,,.,,s | says the Kingman Miner. The t,+ta i. said to run as high as forty pS cart copper. although the raw ore o,I, averaged two and one half per \nt l The value of the matte in gold. siI.r and copper is about $500. This smeiG ! is capable Of handling sixty tons of on daily. The plant is operated by Int Union Smelling company, of which Greenleaf and Riveroll are the promot- CTS. The Pinkham mine, which fur nishes the ore for the plant, is one of the big copper mines of the district and capable of keeping the plant SUD- piled with big tonnage. Other mines carrying the same general character
 of ore are the Midnight and Altata, the Altata ore running high in gold, siI-
 yer and copper values. The three mines with the present development ought
 to furnish the necessary ere to keeI
 the plant in continuous operation.
 The successful operation of this plant
 means great things for Chloride, as it
 will give the owners or low grade cop
 per ores a market. The fact that the
 ores Of the Pinkham can be matted
 without the introduction of lime or iron makes the operation very cheap. The plant is the first oil burning fur mace in successful operation in the
 United States using silicious sulphfde ores. Other plans using roasted ores have been successful but all attempts to use oil in the smelling of suphfdes have been failures, it being contended that when the high heat strikes the ore it slags it so quickly that the sul- phur is not eliminated But the high grade ore ot the matte at the Chloride smelter would indicate that much of the sulphur was burned out
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

southern and northern side lines of the property. the main shaft being in the center Of the property. General Man ager Force also informs J. w. Baud hauer. mine foreman, that the Arizona Colorado company will have ample money for the purpose of fully develop
 ing it's property.
 Rolling. Rogers & Starr have let an other contract for fifty feet of de-
 velopment on their mine, lying between the Stonewall and Buckeye. They have a splendid showing of high grade cop
 per ore and will soon make ship ment
 Con Crowley is in from the Crowley and McNelly mining property on Pinto Creek. which has been bonded to the Arizona National Copper company. The camp has been named Crowley City and in recognition of the compliment
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

pany is nearing a depth of 70
 its deep shaft, and continuest with hs for depth with three shifts Apush a hours each, which means mot aGght in the twenty-fOur hour day is Mte al the sinking of the shaft. It is stiiln ec intention of the company to continl al this shaft down to depth of 1000 feed' or deeper before drifting and the heavyN machinery they are now putting in place on the ground will give the power to go to an unlimited depth. As depth is attained this property looks more than ever like a big mine.
 The White Giant Gold Mining and Smelling Co. organized to develop the in the Squaw Peak district, located about twenty-five miles south of Jerome. This company has five full claims, punched, on which more than 1 100 feet of work has been done in shafts and tunnels. It is now the intention of the company to do all the work in one place thus assuring d deep and through development of the immense ledge which runs through the White Giant group. From five places on this property galena ore has been taken that assayed 55 per cent ore and car ried 70 ounces of silver. In other places they have ore that carries over $100 per ton gold. As yet this ore has not been uncovered in large bodies. Float has been picked up on this prop eTty that assayed $400 per ton gold, and in fact, the ores from the Squaw Peak district have, ever since the first white man came to the Verde country. been a source of great wonder as to the immense values they carry. The promoter of the new company, MT. G.
 T1 haG fn1 dent of the Verde country and is well and most favorably known throughout the territory.
 The fact that the United Verde mine is in Splendid condition, and that there are immense bodies of ore in sight is being demonstrated by the shipment of ores from that mine 10 the Hum boldt shelter. The ores being shipped contain a fluX needed in reducing the ores being taken to that shelter Sup erintendent Taylor continues to keep the United Verde shelter running to it's full capacity. General Manager Hull continues to push worK on the Cleo patra shelter and is putting it together as rapidly as possible. In the mine de- velopment work is progressing with most satisfactory results to all concern ed. At the north Verde the deep shaft continues to go down without interrup- ton. The formation continues to im- prove toward the carrying of ore, a great deal of iron now coming in.
 At the Harryhousen the work of en- larging the diamond drill hole so that casing may be inserted. is still going on and will continue for several weeks as the casing will have to be run to the bottom of the hole before drilling can be continued. This means that the present hole will have to be enlarged for 300 feet to it's full depth. Mr Hav- nes, who is at the head of the prop- osition, will be in Jerome within the next few days.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
YAVAPAI MINING NOTES.

MT. and Mrs. E. W. McClave will leave today for the east, where Mrs. NIcClave will spend the summer. Ali ter a visit of a few weeks MT. McClave will return to Arizone. He is in charge of the development of the Easy Boss group of claims near Stoddard and has deferred his trip east for some time pending the installation of some heavy anl up to date mine machinery on the Easy Boss grOup.-COurier.
 Fred F.. Evans. treasurer of the Ban nie Mining and Milling company, is a recent arrival from New York City. The Bannie group of mines have consider able development work. and in the opinion of mining men. only need more work to become paying producers Courier.
 $. II. Anderson is taking the water from the workings of his Phoenix and Prescott group of mines. in Thumb Butte district, preparatory to the re- sumption of development work. He has taken out some high grade ore and believes the mines will develop into producers.-Courier
 Good reports continue to come into this city from the Turkey Creek dis Jrict. where the Western Queen Mines company has a force of men at work in the sinking of a shaft on a vein of comparatively recent discovery, which from present indications is among the most promising of the many being de- veloped in the district. The new shaft is now down to d depth of 90 feet and the value Of the ore has increased in value in the last thirty feet of
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
RICHEN
 NR COMPANY
 \KES FINAL PAYM ENT
Title Passes
 the Gold Note Group Mines.

The RichinbaIZ
 Wednesday mademes company on | the purchase price final payment on | group of mines. the, the GoId Note | erty passing from tie to the prop late George Zika, to estate oI Ile says the Journal Miner.S. CamppeIi' 1 alton of the deal was $5}e coiislueI- tion to 5000, which is sY m auul- owing to MT. Campbell, que anu an option of purchase on tsecureo from George Zika, a short tim, lil.leS his death 'eIore
 The deed transferring the titt filed in the recorders office as weas an assignment from MT. CampbelS the Richinbar Mines company, of Fl remaining interests, the compan agreeing to pay him the 5000 due ou of the net earnings of the property wit no definite time provided, his deed t the property being held in escrow i the Bank of Arizona until the fina payments are made.
 The Gold Note group of mines, sit uated at Richinbar on the Agua Fri river about twenty miles south of May CT, constitutes but a part of the hold ings of the Richinbar Mines company which in the past year has expende an enormous amount of money in tn develOpment of it's properties and tn installation of large and costly machin cry. The mines were established il the producing class some months az when in the latter part of the montl of April the power plant on the Aguj Fria river was entirely destroyed b. fire.
 Plans are now under contempla tiol for the installation of a power plan of much greater capacity than the on destroyed and for the running Of a tun mel from the bank of the river to tal the vein at a great depth.
 By the time the tunnel reaches tn vein in which there are large bodie of high grade ore blocked out in tn upper levels, the company expects t, have a reduction plant of great capac ity installed below the mouth of tn, opening in which the ore can be un loaded by the gravity system for treat ment.