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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
NEWS OF THE RAIL
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c. L. Hileary Will Not Accept Propo.
sition From Charleston Expos-
ton Management.

CT .Hilleary, assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Big Four, was in
the city yesterday returning from d
visit to his brother Richard, at Colum.
bus, Ky. Mrs. Hilleagy remained at
Columbus and Mr.. Hilleary goes north
on the road this morning.
Mr.. Hilleary denies the repor which
came from st, Louis ome days ago,
that ne would be traffic manager of
the Charleston Exposition The report
was that the management Of the
Charleston Exposition. recognizing
Mr. Hilleary' admirable work as traf-
Gc manager of The St Loui EXposi-
ton were anxious to secure his ser
wees for their big enterprise Mr.. Hill
laary reluctantly admitted yesterday
that the offer had come to him from
the Charleston Exposition manage
ment, but he said lie would moi ac
cepl 1.-THE had gotten all Of that kini
Of experience he longed for at the St.
Louis Worlds Fair
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COMMITTEE ACTS
Police Jail and Fire Committee "Stirs
Up the Animals" a Bit In Diff
ferent Directions.

At a meeting of the committee on
police, Jail and fire department yeste~.
day several matters Of importance
were given attention. Report was
made that two saloons. one by r. NJ.
Durham. at i4i5 Washington and the
other by d. NJ. Arey. at Thirtysecond
and Commercial. were running with
out licenses. their bonds having not
yet been approved by the council. al
though their money was paid into the
city treasury. The mayor requested
the chief to close these places until
the ordinances had been complied
with.
The saloon at Twenty-sixth and
Commercial. formerly conducted by
NJ. c. Culison. but lately run by a
negro in a manner that brought forth
the emphatic protest of citizens resil-
ing in the neighborhood, presented in
the city council last week. will he
closed by Chris Beck. of the Cairo
Brewing Co. until he can secure a
suitable person to conduct it properly
G. c. Jones was appointed temper
arily 20 ill a vacancy at fire station
No. l. caused by the transfer of J. ].
Kelly to station No ?. where II. L.
Wedding Is temporarily Of duty.
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SHOT HER HUSBAND.
BARLOW, KY, WIFE RESENTS
DEFAMAToRY REMARKS FROM
MAN SHE MARRIED.
ehot Him in the Arm, Is Released on
$500 Rond-Sympathy Of Public
Is With Her,

Word reached The Bulletin yester.
day that shooting ARRAY had occurr,
ed at Barlow KY. town four miles
from the river The report was that
a woman had killed her husband /;
but this proves to be untrue. The
facts as received by telephone are:
Mrs. Settel (nee Boston, fired sev-
eral shots at her husband Saturday
night, one OF which inflicted slight
wound in the arm.
II IS said that the Injured man was
disappointed at not getting some
money by his marriage a year ago
and thar he had made many sighting
remarks about his wife's character
She naturally resented this aud took
shot at him rs stated
Mrs. Settel was arrested and taken
to Wicklffe but was released under a
$500 bond yesi erday.
The sympathy of the public is with
the woman and she will probably be
freed.
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wit of "A scotch Lunntic.

This lunatic asylum story comes
from Glasgow. Two councillors of hat
city were taken over large asylum
the other day ~ one OF the patients.
a safe man. lie had led them 10 a
room to display a view from a win
dow. when some one shut the door.
with its self acting lock. and the three
men were prisoners. The patient alone
preserved his compOsuFc. While The
councillors ciamored 10 be released De
remarked.
"If | were you would be quiet"
No help coming the councillors grew
desperate Beads of pcrspiration stood
on their brows. and theF fairIy yelled.
If were you repeated tlie patient
soothlpcly. Il would keep quiet
But we're no DAFT" pleaded one ~
fhe visitors.
-llo0ts mon. that's what I said ma
SET when J was brocht In
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DASTARDLY DEED
BY FARM HAND AT CHARLESTON,
MO-. AGAINST LITTLE DAUGH-
TER OF PROMINENT MAN.
Hunted ny Posse and Blood Hound
Caught Hiding in Trse-Is Safe
Iy Lodged in Jail.

Charleston. Mo was much aroused
Sunday night and yesterday over the
dastardly deed OF a farm hand nam
ed Joe Tudor, a white man, employed
on the farm of a Mr., Cummings, a
short distance south of Charleston
Tudor came into town Sunday night
engaged a buggy from one Of the liv-
cry stables, drove to the home of
Thos. w Finney, prominent citi.
zen of Charleston and called for
Leila the l2-yearold daughter, 10 go
driving with him. Tudor was known
10 the Finne $ and had their conf
dence and the little girl was allowed
to go with him. They returned
about 9 o'clock, and after Tudor had
gone the girl told her mother that
she had been criminally assaulted by
Tudor while they were ont driving.
Mr. Finney at once reported the
matter to the police and Sheriff George
Cupp organized a posse and with
blood hound went after Tudor. The
hound trailed he fellow 10 a grove
of trees near Cummings house, There
is a platform in this tree and Cupp
felt sure the man was there but he
feared that if the posse got hold of
him they would make short work of
him. He requested the men to go and
lock in the barn while he kept watch
at the tree and while they were gone
he got the culprit and hurried him
to the city and placed him in jail
Last evening the people had quieted
down and no violence was feared
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Died in Anna.

Mrs. ]. w. Hunsacker, who died in
Anna last Saturday, was daughter OF
AIRS NJ. c. Hawkins, Of Twenty second
street. this city. Her husband, three
daughters and two sons, survive also
seven sisters and three brothers.
Among those who attended the funer
al were her sisters, Mrs. Lucy Lynn,
Of St. Louis. Miss Mary Hawkins and
Mrs. c. c. Marshall, of this city The
funeral took place Sunday, services
being held at the Baptist church De
ceased was a leading member Of the
Daughters of Rebekah Of Anna
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The Stacker Lee left Memphis yes
terday for Cairo and St Louis.


The Cocr.erJournai river editor an
swers a query as TO the meaning Of
NJ r. c. c. & c. Co" saying that It
is Consolidated Coal & Coke Compaly
OF Pittsburg. a consolidation into one
huge corporation Of all the largest
coal concerns in Pittsburg. and which
is one of the largest and most success
ful coal companies in the world.
Il is very satisfactory explanl-
ton. but. for the sake Of those who
have 20 write and read that name
couldn't 10 be cut somehow CAN IL
the Nj C's'
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THE WEATHER


Only 70 was the maximum tempera-
ture for Cairo yesterday according TO
the official record and the minimum
was II. At 7 p. m. ii marked u ana
at ~ o'clock last night the street rec
ord was rs. 1t was remarkably cool
midsummer day. While this low TEN
perature prevails here. extremes IN
the other direction are noted else
where. On Sunday the record of maxi
mum was LOG at Miles City, l02 at
Hayre, and l04 at Phoenix. The rain
fall in Cairo for "a hours ending last
evening was rs of an inch.
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SHAW IN WASHINGTON.

Washi1gtnr. Aug Secret1rr
shaw arrived here today after a
speech max ug tou. Of the middl west
and has 70 umed his duties in his
department He viii leave Fridly for
New York. where Saturday he viii
meet the members Of his family upon
their arrival from Europe.
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GOOD TEACHERS
Two Sisters Of The Holy Cross Will
Have Charge Of ST. Pstrick's
Schooi.

Father Downey. Of ST Patricks
Church. has received word that his
urgent request FOR two sisters Of The
Holy Cross 10 teach 81 Patr.ck's Pa
rochiai School. will be complied with
and the sisters viii be- sent here from
ST. Mary's Ind. in time 10 open the
school September { The Holy Gross
sisters are the best teachers in the
Catholic schools and their services
are very much in demand throughout
the country Father DOwney has long
tried TO secure them for the Cairo
school. but has been unsuccessful tin
nov
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Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evans Vile 10 Cairo.
viii remain nearly stationary or rise
slightly during the next two or three
DAYS
The Tennessee from Florence to be
low Johnsonville. no material change
turing the next 90 hours.
The Mississippi from Chester 10
Cairo. will rise during She next 30 To-
4S hours.
r IL SNYTH.
.-sr Es..-f.-.4a+ar
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Had a Little Fight.

A fight between an umbrella men,
der and another man, on Twenty
eighth street yesterday, entertained a
crowd OF spectators for time. The
dispute was over an umbrella and
the member got the worst of the scrap
for he shed some blood-just enough
to leave his mark on the sidewalk.
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r II SNYTH.
Local Forecaster.
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE.

Ma hville. Ark. Aug I3.-The pat
week has been principally favorable
for cotton. In some lUcalities there
has been too much rain. but the dam
age from this is moi serious II con
ditinns remain favorable.
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Washinnton Forecast.

Washington. Aug. 13.-illinois Fair
and warmer Tuesday; "Wednesday fair
and warmer. followed by showers and
cooler at night fresh southwest
winds
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Cairo and vicinity Partly cloudy
with showers; warmer
Illinois ISSUED at Chicago Fair
and warmer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

There nay De a want al printed 70
fay which hunting a job" Tor man
Vbo ought 30 have been working TO-
you for vs2rA
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Bulletin ais pay. ASH am nsr-
chant that has used its columns during
As past year.
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Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today ......5:11 q. m.
Sun will set today .... .6:57 p m
Moon will rise tonight ..12:05 a. m.
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lower river with a fuel barge
The Ferd Hartweg completed re-
pairs and left for the lower river with
two empties.
The City Of Saltillo was in port an
hour or two YESTERDAY, out from Riv-
ertCn for ST. Louis.
The Dick Fowler was in and on.
as usual yesterday She will be the
Paducah packet today
The river marked 1G4 feet on the
Cairo gauge at p. m. yesterday.
showing a rise OF OIL Of a foot In y
hours. One year ago 1t marked 1876
feet
The Stacker Lee left Memphis yes
terday for Cairo and St. Louis.
The Paducah Dry Dock Company
has been continually busy during the
month of July, and has repaired three
steamers and nine harges. besides
small steam craft and hcuseboatS
They have plenty of work ahead and
believe that this months business
will even exceed that Of last month
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Jervis Hickcox and sister, Mabel
are the guests of friends at Richmond,
Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Miss Ada c. Mol, of Evansville, is
the guest of Mrs. II. V. Hanson, of 904
Walnut street.
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GOING TO ANNA.
STRONG DELEGATION WILL Ac.
COMPANY cAlRo'S CANDI.
DATE FOR LEGISLATURE.
Powers Said to Have Good Chance 10
Win in senatorial Convention
With Decisive Lead On
First Ballot.

A strong delegation of friends will
accompany II. h. Powers 10 Anna to.
day to promote his Interests as
Cairo'S candidate for the legislature
before the Democratic senatorial con
vention which meets there AS is
known Mr., Powers has nine delegates
instructed for him, more than either
Of the other candida es. Mr.. Carter
OF Pulaski county, has T and Mr. OF
lich has . The Cairo candidate needs
only two more 10 nominal him. and
there is reason 10 hope that his
superior claims for the honor can be
made SO strongly apparent to some Of
The delegates of the other Two camdi.
dates that they viii give him the nomi
nation.
Hon. Reed Green went up yesterday
TO look over the field In Mr. Powers
behalf. and among those who will ac.
company the latter today are the fol
lowing; States Attorney Alex Wilson,
Hunter Bird, John Grimes. Chief OF
Police NJ. S. Egan, Alderman VIM.
Wagner. Richard Jones. Alderman f.
A. Burke. Police Clerk Hoagland, City
Jailer Lute:, Alderman German. Oscar
Taylor Probably dozen equally rep
rasentatiyp citizens win be in the
party
The delegates to the Democratic
are Frank German. JOhn
Grimes, B. McManus. j., and Oscar
Taylor,
The Republican senatorial conyen
ion win also meet at Anna today and
will be a very harmonious AFFAIR here
being no contest in pr pect. The
delegates to this convention from
this county are; Frank NJ. Moore, J.
l.. Brown. George Parsons T. A. Head
Ernest Workman Henry Z. Harper
Wiley Cluts, w L. knight.
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Judge w. n. Butler Is holding court
in Harrisburg, returning to that city
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Davie, of
Anna, were guests OF DR.. Dodds and
family Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

F. l.. Harris. travelling pass niger
agent of the Mobile & Ohio railroad,
is in the city on business for he road.
Mr. Harris f. in fine health He and
Mr.. Hilleary of the Big Four. always
find a hearty reception here from old
..me friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Mrs. P. P. Gooding has gone to
Cambridge. Wis, to spend the rest
of the summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Judge John NJ. Lansden has re-
turned from visit TO St. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Edward Allen, day clerk at the
Planters is back on duty after a
months vacation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

John NJ. Antrim returned from Me-
tropois yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Geo. z. Ohara returned from Lex
ington, Mo, where he visited his fam
lily and left yesterday for the south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Next Wednesday the Mobile & Ohio
will put on a new daily freight train
going south from Cato. leaving here
at 1925 a m. and arriving from the
south at 1890 4. m. On the same day
the new sGlj,000 track back of Wick
life viii be put into regular service
and the river track VIII be abandoned.
Some traffic has been going over the
new lire for several weeks past as
stated in this paper There will be but
one change In the time card rs a re-
suit Of thi-: Train 40. ,. which is now
Que here at 1910 y. m. viii arrive at
l1:i5 a. m.
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Miss Blanche Parsons is reported to
be much improved with fair pros
pect of being out in a week or ten
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Miss Bessie Mccullough and Miss
Rose Coyle. the former in the labora-
tory Of Schuh's Drug company, and he
latter cashier al The Fair. have gone
10 Princeton. Ind. for a vacation visit
10 friends and relatives.
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The National Box Shook association
will meet in New York City on the
22d inst and il would not be interest
ing without the presence Of II. II.
Halliday and c. s. Carey. Of Cairo.
wac will leave Thursday to attend the
meeting. NJ Carey will be accom-
panied by Mrs Carey and Mis- Flor
ence Carey. They viii visit Niagara
Falls before returning. Mr. Halliday
viii make a stop in Wisconsin where
his family have been visiting, and &C.
company them home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

There is nothing in the claim made
by a Paducah paper that the Chicago
business from that city b. greater
than that of Cairo. nor in The state
ment that Paducah's Chicago business
is credited TO Cairo A well posted
railroad man here says that Cairo's
pas enper business with Chicago is
quite double that of Paducah beau
the lattcr's goes mostly TO Louisville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Miss Molie Sheehan left last night
for a months visit to relatives In Chi
cago and points in Indiana and Wis
consin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

The Charlotte Boeckler went to The
lower river with fuel barge.
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c. Pink is steadily improving re
ports to the contrary NOTWITHSTANDING
Word from his home last evening was
very favorable
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Miss Mollia Sheehan and Mr. John
C. Crowley will go to Chicago today or
tomorrow. to be gone ten days visiting
relatives and friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

The Ferd Hartweg completed re-
pairs and left for the lower river with
two empties.
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PURELY PERSONAL

I PURELY Personal I:
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John NJ Antrim returned from Me-
tropolls yesterday.
Judge John NJ Lansden has re-
turned from a visit to St. Louis.
Jervis Hickcox and sister, Mabel
are the guests Of friends at Richmond,
Mo-
Judge w n Butler is holding court
in Harrisburg, returning to that city
yesterday.
Miss Ada c. Moll of Evansville, is
the guest of Mrs. II. V. Hanson, OF 90i
Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Davie of
Anna, were guests of DR. Dodds and
family Sunday.
Mrs. P. p. Gooding has gone to
Cambridge. Wis, to spend the rest
of the summer.
Edward Allen, day clerk at the
Planters is back on duty after a
months vacation.
Geo. E. Ohara returned from Lex
ineton. Mo. where he visited his fam
lily and left yesterday for the south.
Miss Blanche Parsons is reported to
be much improved, with a fair pros
pect of being out in a week or ten
days.
Miss Mollie Sheehan left last night
for a months visit TO relatives In Chi
cago and points in Indiana and Wis
consin.
c. Pink is steadily improving re
ports to the contrary withstanding
Word from his home last evening was
very favorable
Miss Mollia Sheehan and Mr. John
C. Crowley will go to Chicago today or
tomorrow. to be gone ten days visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sudie Hartsfield and daughter.
Miss Charlotte. Of East Prairie, Mo,
are the guests OF Mrs. Ella Marshall,
of Sycamore street this week
VI. j. Howley and daughter. Miss
Rose. are in Cincinnati visiting rela-
tives. a sister and nieces of Mr.. How
ley. They win be gone until the latter
part Of the week.
Frank r. Davis IS in Chicago where
he will remain a few days and then
go to Detroit. Mich. where his mother
has been for some time visiting rela
tives and will accompany her home.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Lem Burge and daugh
ter. OF Martin. Tenn. have returned
home after a visit with Judge Ross
and family. Mr. Burge IL a nephew of
Mr.. Ross and publisher Of the Mar
tin News.
Miss Bessie Mccullough and Miss
Rose COvle the former in the labora-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

The City Of Saltillo was in port an
hour or two YESTERDAY, out from Riy'
ertCn for st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Mrs. Sudie Hartsfield and daughter,
Miss Charlotte. Of East Prairie, Mo,
are the guests OF Mrs. Ella Marshall,
Of Sycamore street. this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

NJ J. Howley and daughter. Miss
Rose. are in Cincinnati visiting rela-
tives. a sister and nieces of Mr.. How
ley. They win be gone until the latter
part of the week
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Frank f. Davis IS in Chicago where
he will remain a few days and then
go to Detroit. Mich. where his mother
has been for some time visiting rela
tives and will accompany her home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

Mr. AMI Mrs. Lem Burge and daugh
ter. OF Martin. Tenn. have returned
home after a visit with Judge Ross
and family. Mr.. Burge IL a nephew of
Mr.. Ross and publisher Of the Mar
tin News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

The Dick Fowler was in and on.
as usual yesterday She will be the
Paducah packet today.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17
HEALTH

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Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

It is reported that the Copper Prince mine is now under bond to a syndicate for 800, ,OOOS. The mine was recently taken over from J. w. Johnson, James Rosborough and J. w. Thompson for about 25,OOOS but the new work done on the mine has shown up wonderful bodies of rich copper and gold ore. At a depth of 100 feet in the new shaft the ore body shows wonderful dimen- sions and value. The mine is situated below Bill Williams Fork and some distance from the line of the Arizona & California railroad.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17
Steel for New Tracks.

Forty-three cars of the new steel which is being laid on the coast lines of the Santa Fe passed through the city this week on the way to Seligman, where it will be used on the Arizona division. The coast lines are being entirely rebuilt and reballasted and will be the finest track in the whole United States when the improvements outlined by the company some time ago are all completed Winslow Mail.
 Good progress is being made in sink ing the shaft on the Mocking Bird mine, near Stockton Hill, where a contract was recently let by F. H.. Stull on account of the owner of inc property.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

w. O. Rugglcs came in from the New Comstock mines last Monday and departed the following day with sup plies to the mill at Pyramid. He re- ports work progressing on the mill and that it will be started up in a short time to make a cleanup of Kath- crime ore.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

Sam Fields, of the Arizona-MeSican Mining & Smelling company, came up from Needles Thursday last and de- parted to Stockton Hill yesterday. He will begin the construction of the con- 'centrator mill at the company's mines at that place at once.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

A. M. Standish, foreman at the IT, fallible-Star Spangled Banner mines, came to Kingman Thursday last and departed the same evening to Needles, where he will inspect the new smelt- ing plant. MT. Standish reports that the mines are looking fine, the large ore bodies continuing into the new -pround
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

Newton Evans is at the old Me Crackin mine with an expert making an examination of that property. He has a bond on the mine in the interest of large investors and it is thought probable that a deal will be made. The McCracken mine was one of the first big properties opened in Arizona and during the time it was worked yielded millions of dollars in bullion. It is reported that recent caves in the property has revealed large bodies of ore of good value.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

O. F. Kuencer and John Jamison have gone to Eldorado Canyon, where Mir. Jamison is interested in mines. It is their intention to sink a deep shaft on the property and contract to sink 100 feet will be let while at the property. Mir. Jamison believes he has one of the biggest mining proper ties in the Eldorado Canyon section and that with a small amount of work it can be put on pay basis.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

ASSAY OUTFIT FOR SALE.-This out fit includes one of the finest button scales in the county. Inquire of A. M. McDuffee, Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

E. M. Carson was in the city Thurs day last from Chloride, where he is operating the Payroll mine. Teams are now hauling ore to the railroad from the property and carload ship ment will be made early next week to the Humbolt shelter. The ore carries values in gold, silver and lead.
 w. H. Cooke, of Virginia Camp, is in Kingman. He reports progress in mining in that section of the county For long time he has been driving a crosscountry drift into the Klondike mine for Joseph Wharton and Charles Gracey. The breast of the drift is now in ore, but he has not yet reached the main lead. The ore is sulphide and shows some gold in the mornings.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17
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And harrassed by a bad cough? Use Ballard's Horehound Syrup, it will se- cure you sound sleep and effect a prompt and radical cure. 25c, soc, and Is. Sold by Watkins drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

Henry Pauly came in from Gold Basin this week, having with him a bar of gold bullion, taken out in re- cent run of the Cyclopic mill on ore from the mines of Frank Mama. The bar was clean and weighed about sixteen dollars per ounce. The mill is running steadily on the ore and monthly cleanups are made.
Mohave County miner., 1906-02-17

The Minnesota-Arizona Gold mining company is working about twenty men on the Eldorado and O. K. mines, in Gold Basin. It is reported that the mines are looking we'll and much ore is being sent to the mill.