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Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

accepted. Mir. Smith, who acted for Duluth and Michigan parties, who are heavily interested in the Bonanza Cir cle properties, purchased on bond for a year, the nineteen claims of the com pany for $135,000. It is not known what will be done with the properties, but it is supposed that they will form a new Bonanza Circle company.
 The property has a 500 shaft with a little crosscutting. The claims ad- join the Taylor and Old Dominion prop erty on the north.
 The Boston Globe company was or SaniZed under the laws of Arizona with a capital stock of $2,000,000. The president was F.. w. Crancer and Geo. Andrus secretary. The development work was begun in 1901 with the sink ing of a two-compartment shaft and considerable drifting. All of the ore from the mine has shown fair silver values and the mine was well equipped with steam apparatus and good min ing equipment. On account of the lack of funds, however, the mine has been idle for the past year.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
Eminent Doctors Praise its Ingredients.

We refer to that boon to weak, nervous, suffering women known as Dr. Pierce'S FavOrite Prescription.
 Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff of THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says of Unicorn root (HeLOnidS DiOicGO which is one of the chief ingredients of the "Fa- vorite Prescription"
 "A remedy which invariably acts as utter inc invigorator makes for normal ac- tivity of the entire reproductive system" He continues "in Helonias we have a medica- ment which more fully answers the above purposes thdn dlly other drug ruth tDhich am dcQIdiIlted In the treatment of diseases pe- culiar to women it is seldom that case is seen which does not present some indication for this remedial agent" Dr. Fyfe further says: 1.-The following are among the leading indications for HeloniaS Unicorn root. Pain or aching in the back. with leucorrhGa: atomic (weal) conditions Of the reproductive organs of women, mental depression and 1r- ritability, associated with chronic diseases Of the reproductive organs of women. constant sensation of heat in the region of the kid neys; menorrhagia (fiooding), due to weak ened condition of the reproductive system; amenorrhoea Suppressed or absent monthly periods <. arising rom or accompanying an abnormal condition of the digestive organs and an9mic (thin blood) habit; dragging sensations in the extreme lower part of the abdomen"
 If more or less of the above symptoms are present, no invalid woman can do better than take pr; Pierce's Favorite Prescription, one of the leading ingredl- ents of which is Unicorn root, or Helonias, and the medical properties of which it most faithfully represents.
 Of Golden Seal root, another prominent Ingredient of "Favorite Prescription" Prof. Finley EllingwOOd, M. D., of Ben nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
 rIt is an important remedy in disorders of the womb In all catarrhal conditions and general enfeeblement. it is useful"
 Prof. John M. Scudder, M. D., late of Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root:
 cIn relation to its general effects on the system, there js medicine in use about lChich there IS such general uIlGnimity of opinion. It is universally regarded as the tonic useful in all debilitated states"
 Prof. Bartholow, M. D., of Jefferson Medical College, says of Golden Seal:
 cValuable in uterine hemorrhage. menor- rhagia (fiooding) and congestive dysmenor- rhPa (painful menstruatiOnl"
 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faith fully represents all the above named in gradients and cures the diseases for which they are recommended.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
LAW DAY MOTIONS
 PUT OUT OF THE WAY
The Disposition of Several Cases in
 District Court.

The usual law day of the district court was taken up yesterday morning with the disposition of several matters which had been before it since the hOl- idays. In the case of A. L. Doran against w. H. Kay, suit for dam age by waste water, motion for a new trial was withdrawn. A demurrer was oVerruled in the case of V. F.. Mes singer, administrator of the estate of M. w. Messinger against the county of Maricopa. In the case of John H. Lit tie against the Indiana oil company, a decree was made for the appointment of a receiver.
 There was no decision fin the case of Carrie A. Lount and others against Thomas Hayes and others, but on the motion of the plaintiff the temporary injunction was continued against Char les Nall and wife pending the final Judgment. In the matter of the New Vulture Mining company against Char les L. Kinsley and others, after the hearing of various objections to the cost bill, a motion for a new trial was denied and notice of appeal was given.
 In the case of T. N. Clanton against the Buckeye Canal and Land company, a motion for a new trial was submit ted without argument and denied. D. T. Rumberg was granted a divorce from Amanda Rumberg. Julia A. Ger man was given a divorce from Ralph German. A motion for a new trial was denied in the case of J. H. Pershing against the Buckeye Canal and Land company. The suit of l.. l.. Plank against F. B. Jacobs was dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
ORC BLANco DISTRICT.
Mining Business on the Boom-Live-
 Her Than for Many Years.

Orc Blanco, or the White Gold dis trict in Pima county, is just now at tracting attention. There is an un- usual stir in the district. Many new and rich discoveries or developments are being made. Many new finds are being opened.
 The Orc Blanco is the oldest gold district in Arizona, says the Tucson Star. It has been side-tracked several times during the last thirty years, simply because proper development was not made to determine the value of the gold veins and deposits. Recently measures were taken to develop the most promising claims in the district and the work done resulted in some fine showings of high grade ore. Some Nevada miners have gone into the dis trict and have become enthusiastic with the Orc BlancO showing and de- clare it will be the center Of a gold excitement.
 The Arizona Hydraulic company, un der the management of Thomas F. Kelly of Chicago, has commenced op- erations.
 G. B. Williams from Rochester, N. V. spent a week in our midst. MT. Will liams is interested in the Orc Mining company.
 James II. Moran of British Columbia. ! is making an examination of several gold prospects. He represents Los An geles people.
 J. $. Schrivener of the GrubstalIe Consolidated Gold mine made a new strike in the last few days. Nearly $10.000 has been taken out of this mine in the last few years by banning and arastras.
 J. M. Drennon of San Francisco is developing a promising group of gold | claims near Orc Blanco.
 A. Tegarten of London, England, is looking over some properties in the district.
 R. B. O'Neill, president of the Gold Mining Assurance company, is down | looking after the affairs of the com pany.
 Dr. Noon of Nogales, connected with the Orc Fino Mining company. is doing 1 some development work. He has a | force of ten men at work.
 Rene Began spent a couple of days here looking after his mining interests.
 E. s. Kibee of Tucson has been de- i veloping his copper prospects the last
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
RICH STRIKE NEAR MoRENcI.
Campbell and Parks Find Gold Lead
 With Well Defined Groupings.

Another gold excitement has started in this vicinity which at the present looks most favorable, says the Morenci Leader. The discovery was made by A. l.. Campbell about one mile and half southeast of Morenci near the Carrasco property and adjoining the claims of Telesforo Chavez, Juan B. Aguirre and others. Considerable work has been done recently in this part and number of excellent specimens brought into camp but none of them have been as rich in gold as those just discovered by A. l.. Campbell The gold is in a free condition and found in iron and porphyry and the outcropping shows the vein for several hundred feet. Several rich specimens have been brought in which run up in the hun dreds of dollars to the ton and the surrounding ground for some little distance from the strike has already been taken up. The ground on which the strike shows up is owned jointly by Campbell and J. D. Parks and the vein will be developed as soon as pos Sible to ascertain the extent of the find. Telesforo Chavez working on the adjoining claims, has also some excel lent values. There has always been d general opinion among the mining men of the district that the locality of the new strike is a good one and the news is not entirely a surprise Most of the gold bearing rock in this vicinity turns into copper with depth but it is be- lieved that this will show the presence of the yellow metal for a considerable distance.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
HUMBOLDT SHELTER.
And the UpbuIdns of Model Mining
 Town.

At the Humboldt smelling plant site work is being rushed in great shape, says the Prescott Herald. All of the structural iron work is completed on all of the buildings with the exception of the concentrating plant building, which will not be finished for four or five months perhaps. The concentrat- ing plant will be large enough to handle 600 tons of ore per day. Work has started on it, but did not start as soon as the work on the other buildings. The shelter plant building is com pleted and the machinery is being in stalled. The roaster building, power house and building for the sampling works are finished and the machinery is being put in at present. The samp- ling works will be ready to run by the first of March unless something comes up unlocked for to delay operations. The smelting plant will be one of the finest and most modern in the world when it is complete. No devices that are known for lessening the expense of operating a plant of the kind have been overlooked. The tracks are of standard gauge and a regular locomo- tive engine will be enabled to run around the yard like a small car in an ordinary plant.
 Ore shipments roll in daily and there are several cars of ore on the track at all times. Lovin & Withers, the well known Kingman firm, have shipped in several carloads of ore and will ship more shortly. A great deal of ore will be received from Kingman as well as from other sections of Mo- have county. Shipments are being re- ceived from down on the line of the A. & c. road west of Wickenburg. Some high grade ore is coming in from that part of the world. From Kelvin and other points in Pinal county ore ship ments are being made to Humboldt. The little city is well advertised by now, and every man. woman and child in Arizona knows all about it. Skull Valley, Kirkland, Poland, Lincoln, Mt. Union, uffalo-Arizona, Yaeger and other camps are shipping ore. There are two carloads of ore on the siding now from the Buffalo-Arizona.
 The people of the county generally are rejoicing over the building of the great smelting plant at Humboldt. They realize that the shelter will be the means of placing in circulation in the county thousands upon thousands of dollars in mineral wealth that would otherwise have lain dormant for per haps many more years yet Mines that heretofore could not be worked on ac- count of the distance to ship the ores will now be enabled to go ahead stead fly, paying expenses of development from the products of the ore.
 Humboldt is a city of which the county may well be proud. It is being built upon liberal lines and is being substantially built. The cottages will be equipped with modern improve ments, such as electric lights, water and sewerage accommodations. The streets will be lighted by electric arc | lights. Everything will be done well and truly. There will be no dives of any kind, such as ordinarily cluster around a new mining camp, to mar
 the appearance or the morals of the
 town. Humboldt will be city of great activity. Watch it grow.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
PROMISE OF
 THE NEW YEAR
As Bright for Mining h.
 dustry as Any Other
New Reduction Plants Starting, Old Ones Expanding-Bis Increase in Production in l905-This Year Ari- zona May Take First Place.

Now that the first of January has passed it is in order for the boys to come in from the hills and record the claims they have jumped. by reason of the neglect of former owners, or their own on which they preferred the long chance rather than the expense of as sessment work last year. Under pres ent conditions there should be a big boom in the mining business of the territory the coming year. Never were there so many good properties located and awaiting development, and never was there a more plentiful supply of water, feed and other natural advan- tages in the hills for developing min ing claims. The year just closed has been a good one. This year will be a better one.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
OPERATIONS AT POLAND.
Continuous Development of Veins and
 Regular Running of the Mill.

Poland, (Ariz., Jan. 6.-(Special cor respOndence of The Republican.)- Everything is moving smoothly and satisfactorily now at the Poland mine and reduction plant. New track scales have been installed on the high line and are employed in the weighing of all ore for the Poland mill and the weighing of all freight passing through the Poland tunnel
 The mining being done now is princi- pally on the Poland vein and in the development of the Accidental and other lodges that form a part of the Poland group of mines. The mill is running regularly.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
WHY STOCK IS SOLD CHEAP NOW.

Our first machine, together with our entire machine shop, being destroyed by fire we need a few hundred dollars to complete a fifteen-horse power ma chine and put it into practical every day operation here in Phoenix In order to get the money at once We are selling a few thousand shares at . cts. per share. Any man who is at all fa- miliar with the irrigation problem knows that the day we put into prae- tical operation and exhibit 10 the pub lie a machine that will pump water for irrigation We can sell all the stock We care to dispose of for at least $l per share. Less than 16,OO0 shares are left of the 5-cent allotment and now is the only time to buy at that price.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
FIREMEN ATTENTION.

All members of the Phoenix fire de- partment are requested to meet at the Fireman hall, Monday, Dec. 8. 1906, at 8 ?. m. for the election of officers for the ensuing year and such other busi- ness as may come before the meeting.
 PAUL KRUGER, President
 Attest: J. M. SHOTT, Sec.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

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Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
BONANZA CIRCLE.
Has Bought the GoIbe Boston Property
 Ad joining the Old Dominion.

A dispatch from Globe on January 3 says: At a harmonious meeting of the stockholders of the Globez Boston Min ing company held here today the offer made by Hoval A. Smith for the prop erty of the company was unanimously
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

four months. The showing is fine.
 J. A. Fraser of the Gold Mining As surance company reports that his com pany is ready for business. This is a placer proposition.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
HOW PROFITS CAN BE MADE

ton plants. various kinds Of power plants. household use. heating. lighting. mining and hundreds of purposes too numerous to men ton When get a complete plant in operation we will have about a million shars- left in the treasury. and every share of this stock will in all probability sell readily for more than s1 per share. With part Of this money we can buy thousands of acres os land that is now practically worthless at e cents to s5 per acre. and by installing Solar Pumping plants can sell it SIC to Sl0o per acre. We obtain an interest in mines and other enter prtses and a large share of the profits by fur nishing power in many different business pro2o- sl.ions that do not poy now on account of high price of fuel in certain seetions of the country.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
THE SOLAR FURNACE

Startling invention. equal to steam engine. electric hght. telephone wireless telegraphy. I.ittlh To reNOiC tionize many different lines Or Industry. Furnishes heat, light and power oay or night without lire, fuel expense. S25 invested how will be worth $5UU when inNcn- ton becoineS known and people realize its great valLr: SiO0 invested in Bell telephone stock al its start Las already paIG two hunJI ed ti!"Nsand Ho liars in dividends Edison EecirIc Light stock auN aEced forty times its first cost i;i one year. Solar Furnace and Power stock that you can buy to-day In blocks of 5Uu s.df,s anL upward tuntil 50,O00 shares have been sOld) at . cents Der share will in all HiCuatititN Day well better than eithtr ot thv above stocks This IS theory and is not an untried experiment. IL Is practical DUslh' ss Proposition of such unlimited poSsI- Lillt4,s that IL is almost beyond belief.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
$I.oo Per Week for 20 Weeks, or $25 Cash Clears $500. Absolute Safety.
 Unparalleled Opportunity.
SIMPLIFYING ORES AND MINERALS. J

Any and all kinds of minerals can ee srnelt- ed, literally burned up' H desired A single square yard of sunlight will melt silver. gold. glass wrought iron to liquid. while two yards square of sunlight will develop heat of over 25, coo degrees. or more than one hun dred times as hot as boiling water. A greater degree of heat can be developed by the Solar Furnace than has ever been developed by the greatest scientific men In their most powerful furnaces.
 Of almost priceless value to miners. it can be built In small sections and carried (even pack ponies) into the almost inaccessible parts of the mountains, and used for roasting smoiting minerals. saving all ex pense of fuel. or hauling to railroad. and Of shipping often several hundred miles. 10 sn.elteT. rect iring fuel or water. and mak- ing paying properties of hundreds of low-grads mines that are now practically worthless
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
STEAM ENGINES.

For running steam engines a specially bull: hGl-Il assure boiler Is mounted above. and fastened 10 framework that is hinged to a reN olving base. the boiler being a few feet away. but directly between the sun and ceIter of the Framework. which is then covered with curved mirrors, refiectOrs, in long strips. each section eng adjusted so that all the sunlight falling it is concentrated and focused dirtctdy on the heating surface of the boiler. The framework carrying the reflector and boiler being hinged To the base raised or loweIed gradually as the sun goes Lp or Cown while the whole machine turns from east 10 west the moves, both inortInents being automatically governed by an ingenious Clockwork attachment. which keeps the reflector facing squaTely toward the sun from morning until night. without atten- tlon after being wound up, focused and start ed. The eat can be regulated to any degree required by adjusting the different sections Of the reflector. by moving the boiler toward or away from the center of focusing point. The eIEinc is stationary and is placed back of the machine or where 1t may be convenient. tho steam being carried through pipe 10 back of reflector. and firm thence through nexbe, esbcstos-coverCd copper steam hose to engine. The rerectors- used curved mirrors with special backing. and can he lett out of doors, ard will stand the sunlight. rain. heat cold without in jury
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

See the largest display of sinks ever shown in Phoenix at Geo. Hageman's. 32 N. First St, Phone Black T.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

says I sing beautifully Theatrical Manager-"Bring me a recommends tion from the rest of the flat and I'll engage you.''-Puck.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES

The possibilities of the Solar Furnace are practically unlimited. IL Is impossible In adv yertisemcnt like this to tell but fraction of the many things that it bs used for. Stop ana try to realize what it means to bs able without fire or fuel to produce heat intense that 1t is hundreds Sf times grester than hss before been developed by the greatest scientific in their most powerful furnaces, to smelt ores and minerals right at the mines without expense of shipping often many hundreds of miles to shelter 10 pump water to irIigate millions Of acres Of land that Is now worthless, but with proper irrigation would irf ke homes for thousands of people. to run dyron.Os and generate electricity 10 run street cars, light towns and cities. heat an1 light houses cook any and all kinds of food.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
THE SOLAR FURNACE & POWER co

corporation organized and incorporated under the laws of Arizona, with capitaii1a- tion ot S GOO, coo. divided Into s.e0coo9 sharss Of tho par value of sl each. All stock is fully paid and absolutely non -asssssahls. and the stockholders not In any way liable for any debts or obligations Of the company further than the amount they pay for their stock The cOmpany does not owe single collar and has over one million shares of stock m the treasury. This corporation owns outright the pstents for the Solar Furnace in the U. S and Mexico. and also for storage battery. Tho business affairs of the corporation are managed by Q beard of i've directors elected os stockholders
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
rUMrING AND IRRIGATION PLANTS

In California. Arizona. Nevada. New Mexico. COloraco parts of Western Kansas and the northern part Of Mexico there are millions of acres Of the finest. fertile land that is practi- cally worthless without irrigation. Fuel in many localities is too high to for pumping Water-wood costing high sl0 per cord aEc coal costing up to Si5 and even more per ton. but throughout vast parts of this section Of the country the shines from 250 to 3l5 days out of every 365. and there the Solar Fur nace will revolutionze the irrigation problem and make loTnes for Tnililons of people by pumping water and furnishing power without eXpsnss for fuel
 Any amcGnt of water be pumped from either C6ep or shallow wells; fuel is re- quired. and when plant is once installed the Tense Is en-cd. On all pumping plants requiring over five horse power q steam engine Is used, the steam being generated by the heat Of the sun. above stated On plants Of live horsepower or less q compression engine with pump attached is used. No fire, fuel, steam water Is used; nothing but sunlight and afr. IL Is impossible for 1t to ''blo% up'' or explode. It works automatically and engineer is required. Any 10-year-old boy can start it. and when started 1t re- quites further attention, but will go on pumpinG water long the shines.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
HOUSEHOLD USE.

7hroUshou this vast section of the country, where the sun shines almost every day, small plant can be installed on the roof of the house at a cost of only a few dollars. At tachcG to the water hydrant it works auto r.attcclly and carries steam down through pipes to the kitchen, where it is attached to steam cooker cooking a dozen different kinds Of food the same time without fire. fuel expense and fuTnishing boiling water for tho bath. the laurdry and all other purposes with out any expense for fuel. without any atten- tion whatever. except starting it in the morn ing (which is done by pulling down a lever from the Cround without going on the roof at slD. and without any dirt, smoke or ashes. For use during nights and cloudy days cleo triCity Is stored up by power obtained from the during tho day time. and is carried from the storage batteries wires into the house and attached to electric lights. cooking r;ensils electric heaters. etc.