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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Shoes and hosiery. New York
Racket.
Ladies' calling cards in latest styles
ct SIM office.
Fine line cf s1it Csses-all priees.'
New York Racket
Board and room for ore gentleman,
Apply POI North Oak avenue.
For the hest printed stationery at
lowest PRICES call at The Sun office.
Men wanted on sewer work. viii
pay $3.50 per day for men. Apply on
the job,
John Chestnut has returned from
AlachOs, where he has been TO look
after his farming interests.
Give your "sister"a handsome um-
brella for Christmas. Our lire il up.
to-ds'e and complete, L O. Smith,
For sale-My fruit and couiection.
cry. Good stand, good business, Sat-
isfsc, ory reason for selling. Apply 10
w. @. Buie, West Union street,
EveTyhody's favOTite--Blue Ribbon
Vanilla. Absolutely pure, goes twice
ss far and the "Blue Ribbon Flavor"
IL perfection. AJAX for the 25c size,
For Sale at a BaTgsin-HArnesH
factory and tannery conveniently
located; new buildings aud up.to-
date machinery. Address Factory,
care this paper,
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF s. r. Brooke, which may be
found elsewhere IN this paper, Mr.,
Brooks is Offering all kinds OF season.
able things for the holidays at prices
reasonable.
Wanted Misunderstanding thou.
sand dollars In one sum or lots OF
not less than hge thousand dollars
each. One 90 three years. Interest
eight per cent payable 'emi.annually
Gilt edge security. Lock Box 49,,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Have you seen the offer Of free the
stre tickets made by A. Snyder's Inn
periAl Entertainers. who will he ut the
opera house Tuesday. Dee. ls,hS II
not, turn to their advertisement 10 this
issue. Send In your dnsWer. You
may be the lucky one.
Mrs. L. T. Roux has returned from
Dade City. where she was called sew.
eral weeks aRo on account Of the III
ness OF her niece, Miss Lon McMahan,
who is suffering from stomach trouble.
She has been taken TO the home OF
her uncle, r. L. HodgsoR, willistoh.
where she will remain for some time.
Friends will be glad to learn that she
IL slightly improved.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Elegent Xmas postals at vidAl's.
Fresh Xmas candies At New York
Racket.
Dolls from lie to 1918. New York
Racket.
Ask your grocer for DobbInS' bread.
It's the best.
Tam II Cato OF AlSehus spent ycs.
tsrday IN this city.
John B. stetsOn Hats Monday 81 80
cash. L ]. Borkhim.
TIA. Roberts snd W. f. GFigsby Of
Rome, Ga, are 10 the city.
Spend your money where Il goes
farthest. New York Racket.
Turkeys baked Christmas morning
for 25c cents. Gainesville Bakery
II. Kellum and son. william. we're
IN the city from Fairbanks yesterday.
wanted-One hundred boys 70 boy
yOu,hs' suits this week. l.. J. BuFk.
him.
CubA-Ii 700 wIsh 10 gisit Cubs In
January write J. o. AndrsWs. Gainss.
vile. Fla.
Wantsd--Honett. energetic white
boy between ~ aud 10 years ola Ap-
plJ sun Office.
See Prof. Jules EichelheFgef for pc
ano tuning snd repairing prompt
service. satisfaction goaFantssd.
P.B.H. Dudley Of JonssVills. one u
the leading fsfmsFs % that ssciiou.
sac trading 10 the aitJ ysstsfdsy
Furnished room Tor rent. SO west
Coutt street. Privilege ~ bsth. Cen
tlrmao only. Address Bor -, CttJ.
Have yoaT 'tationsTJ bFsts5 At Tee
Soc Ole. Fiwi-class woFk promptly
delivered 81 fsasousbls prices is oos
motto
Bsiroon sliFpsn MAKE sHsslisni
aad ussiol rite ior sny msnbsT % sbs
family. We have ssms bsaaiiss l.
10 saith.
Foaad-Bahy's shlis siosk osusf
mar sssuFs sane ~ etiiisE ~ ihH
oelss. asatiiginr ssms aas psTlaE 90
stFFFtissmfnt
Tof tlay tables q ptf - eflaiJ
vkIis. rfsY % Faisst isaissf ssoss
uEli b. a. appfugsists Fiii go CAfsi-
mas. T. q saith
nrs. Eassbsf sFafi uas - Fefi
waste so M Asals hssrss 81 b..
miurtau. Al 49, ia a. esq. Esss1s
ufEsr. sas Me- 2 q nersH
"a. Nsaiptg. 81 tfsst @saufss-
,arss 81 CsnBs b. 80 $50 q istsf.
Dies g rssl sfts1s % So nfgs ssa
tsss gssisrisg tsetisg sfissts isssf-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Ms G, w. Easterlin OF High Springs
spent yesterday IN this city ss guest
of friends.
Walter p, Cosbett OF Jacksonville,
State manager OF the Prudential Life
Insurance CompIny, was IN the city
on business yesterday,
The regular weekly meeting OF
Center Lodge No. IL, /. o. o f., will
be held Monday evening, al which
full attendance IL desired.
Mesd ames ]. F. Bunch and Mande
Adams left yesterday for Fort White,
where they will sperd q few days ~
guests OF their parents, Captain aud
Mrs. GetEen.
Miss Lucille Oolclough has returned
.rom 0cala, where che has been foe che
past few days on visit to fFlendp
Miss Colcloueh was the recipient Of
taany social compliments In the Brick
City,
w, T, McLendon. the boss melon
grower Of AlachuS county, was In the
city from Alaehua yesterday. Mt Nc.
Tendon states that he will plant one
hundred acres OF melons the coming
season.
The regular meeting Of the Twentl.
eth Century Club will be held Monday
afternoon. the 18th. AZ three O'Clock
At the residence Of Mira, W. NJ Dale
instead Of IN the evening, Mu. l. O
Lynch, President; Miss Clara Pound ,
Corresponding Secretary.
Our cold storage rooms NJ Gaines
Vile end Alsehua are nov open for
business. We have Jus, eomplHted
two new rooms 40 Gainesville and are
prepared 10 take care Of ell the meAt
that comes. The Diamond Ice Co., II
b. Livingston, Manager.
Attention IL called 10 che chsngs Of
Advertisement OF the Gainesville Auto
mobile Company. which appears In this
Issue. They are advertising q new
ineaudsscent vapor lamp, gas lleht
whIeh IL not only one Of the best, bat
one Of the most economical on the
market.
PresldaAt o. N. Atkinson, of The
GainesVlIls and Cult. and bic friends
from the North, Who sFe stockholders
In the GAlsesvills and Cali railroad
returned last night from South FlorI.
de-, where they have been on "a IN.
spee,loh tour. They visited the sT-
tension Of the system snd report lalis.
factory progress.
Joe aanasss, the elo,hlsT and ladies'
fdFnisheF, IL ovsFstocksd With Hns Wln.
ter goods, and ON aee0ant Of The mild
vintsg IL Offering HE snsIFe line 81
isdles' skirts. etc, 20 greatly
FedOeed rates. IL viii pay ihoss assd.
inR goods 10 this line 20 e'll asd In.
spsei the Stock. aud taks adVaBtaEs %
the PItFa Falusf,
MIss Nora Norton has . change Of
In tb,s lame. ~ shlsh
she attention % the public 10 Invited
Aiss Norton hss foil llhs of holiday
Fpods, lnsisdisE Chgisiy pieiaFss,
FISHER calendars. Kimbail pistaFss--
and lb fact 40 sTclosiSs Iios. shlsh 10
soi handled b 10y sihsf firm Ia ihs
siiy. Call sod zee then. admlFs them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
VS Of CITY and
/ county CONDENSED
,...,r Of General Interest Gath
esd by Our Reporters.
|..os.l AND SOCIAL ITEMS

"a, "Hs VINO Runs May Read
! = The Sun.
Holiday goods. New York kache.
~, and Bibles ct New York
lskst.
Turuitursl FOrni'Orell Ne" fO'k
gkeL
Keystone B'Eery--headQOarter' tG'
Isli.eIke.
4 ,,,, B. stet'On Hats Monday $3.50
~. L. J. Burkhim.
~, line of fancy hens for Mondays
N, Saunders & Earle.
chairs make nice presents. We have
Inn. New York Racket.
Ms E. B. Goodwin Of Paradise was
,orping in the city yesterday.
Christmas will soon be here. Go to
1 q Smiths for ideas and gifts.
Mrs.. Cbss. Eddy Of Orange Heightt
y, shopping in the city yesterday.
Curis Baird Of Ksnspaha lie spend
NJ Sunday with friends 10 this city.
VI, julia stinson Of Charlotte, N.
\ u the guest Of Mrs. William odom.
Wanted-One hundred boys to buy
baths, suits this week, L. j. Burk.
n
Hon. J. A. Rosborough Of Windsor
-, business visitor TO this city yes.
,,idSy
Every home should have an Elec.
be BesdiDg Lamp. They are found
DiLC. Smiths.
Us Crown and three sons OF Rocky
POipi we're smong those who visited
he city yesterday.
PrOi Jules Eichelbsrger, professions
! Piano tuner and repairer Leave
Isa' order with him.
Nh f, Alexander OF Williston was
J he CVy shopping yesterday. She
'chofed The San with a call.
n Eis'nberR and L. l.. Nichols. two
The most clever salesmen travelling
% Of savannah, are in the city.
70 Rent-Three unfurnished rooms,
; % light housekeeping. for $500
Erly BOZ West Mccormick street.
Fa' sSle--A tract OF good farm and
nber land, three miles from square. |
'r'satOnes P.0. ssI. Gainesville. Fla. |
Vislon exclusively; wholesale and !
nail Metropolitan Talking Machine
D. jacksonville, Fla Agents wanted.
Ior sale-An electric carriage lisht, |
'iad new Elegant Xmas present. |
'pI A L. Couch. CraWford's |
resy
Fhi's' Bros the New York Racket,
''' change Of advertisement In
. ipue n which the attention Of
y 'radsf' IL invited.
SoU t TIE time TO have your piano !
I'D 'ni repaired Prof. jules !
's' berger SIll do the work, snd do
nsai, a''hs right price.
No J T Harris has purchased one
h' 'ntam cottages. on south Uui-
''.' street. The house IL = seven.
a 600. c'uvsnisntly arranged.
NJ" Connie DaaEhtrey. af,sr q
$3.50. r'i - several days % her
Wee Ia MrDnnaid, has re
-. 81. r'tone A. Rocky Point.
q" A's-..7' " W. Colson has ~.
i Town Nirsa9py sud oihsy sec- !
''''s be has been on cfhclAl |
7 '''ihs pssi TO ~ three days.
I. . ''.foan % Esvark. y. J.. hI
ely Nr Csibsuh. vino /. Il
A o s,ssnburE. lee rgalAr
pr ''.io' O, Gtinesyllls sni hes
'i ''+as, here.
80 t-'iHug spsrogriais rni tss- I
ll'''1's Eaois. ~ veil ss any
'.s iFJ Eoads lice. shooid I
'irsrt.s-mssi q Tks q. " /
afa1I 10 toisy's Soc.
Es''I Plsas sna zoe. wsss |
o. s''r ia shs sitT from W-nts. /
''ftaI NJ Tkonsas - now 4
-aas 80 OH msAs stoat /
''''''' - See sTrug froa oss ssrs /
Ai'' = c. uabsn. 8. c. 10 10
FsssT % tss ~ Ay,shss
"stf.ttts pasttuo mosghs /
'asts 20 0rsss ssrlrE,. 1
/. 80 vsup-fsi. iot = fee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
NtW rOQk RACKET
Cheapest Store on Earth.

The crowds of eager,
anxious purchasers have
thronged our store daily
for the past week, and
they continue TO come
from all quarters.
The many bargains
that we have advertised
are being bought as rap
idly as the crowds can be
waited on.
The Sale will continue
right on and you should
join the PROGRESSION and
come 10 Headquarters
and make your Holiday
purchases
We have a grand line
OF XMAS GOODS suit.
able for presents Tor all
ages
See Santa Claus IN che
widow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
LINOTYPE OPERATOR IS NOW
 ruLL.rLEDaED BENEDICT.
(rrom Sundays Daily)

Last evening Harvey w. Beard an" JIattic NJ. Chandler were uni'ed III mntrimony at the home of MT, ana Mrs' T. l.. schultz, on South Marina street Inv Rev. l.. W. Wheatlcy of the Me,h' mlist church, in the presence oi n nun her of the intimate friends Of thc par ,ies plighting their troth.
 After the fateful words were pro nounced A short reception was he'u' TOT lowed by n sumptuous wedding supper, at th, conclusion of which the happy couple left for their home m "es' Prescott. s ,h;s
 The bride has been n resident or this city for q number of years nnd is w we,' and favorably known to large clre,e of friends. The groom has hlied var, var, ious positions of trust in the ,oee' newspaper offices for many years TIC ' nt prescnt in charge of the hno,yl" 'h" chine in the Mining Review oih'e' ~ laroc number of friends extend 10 theh' hearty congratulations and wish ,nen' ., many years of happiness on "'' matrimonial sea.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
TO INTEREST CAPITAL.

II. F.. Brian. who has been prospect ing in the Mayer section for some time, left Sunday for New York City. with n view of getting wealthy friends of his interested in the onyx mines nt Mayer, upon which he recently secured bond. He took with him A number of the finest specimens of the ornamental stone ever seen here, worked into many fantastic shapes and polished to high degree. He Is confident that the Mayer onyx is among the finest in the world. and hopes to return in short time cquiesed financially to open the mines and commence the manufacture of onyx material and fixtures for the Eastern market.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
GETS WHIPPED AND IS ARRESTED 0N SERIOUS
 CHARGE

After receiving good trouncing at the hands of n Cortez street business man for his immoral conduct, n Mexi. can, whose name could not be learned, was arrested and lodged in the city jail. yesterday afternoon, on an indecent er. posture charge, by Officer George Iieis. Ter. The arrested man is n stranger in the city and little, Is known of him. Previous to his arrest he annoyed two young girls passing along the street. following them in the direction of the depot, when one ran across the street, and informed her father of the man 's strange conduct and actions, tho father immediately intercepting him, only to be prevented by officer Beisler from walking on his frame after knocking him down.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26

laid aiIcc,ionntely on Hicks shoulders, said:
 "wcll. now are you, old bcy'"
 There were tears in the eyes of Hicks, as well, the only tears that had shown there in all the days and nights since he was cntombed, as he replied:
 "I am feeling fine. l can never thank you. Doe, for what you have done.
 Then came Superintendent Cromcr, the man who stayed by the work night and day, neglecting every interest, per sonal and official. to aid in the rescue. He came forward, took both of Hicks hands, and said;
 "I am glad to see you again, old man.
 Hicks, with voice choked with emo tion. attempted to thank him also Tor his efforts in his behalf. The Super intcndcn, gazcd s,cadfastly at Hicks for n moment. then, unable to speak further. turned and walked out of the tunnel. and up the mountain side.
 To . representative of the Associated Press. Cromcr said:
 "Of course 1 am ovcrjoyed tha' Hicks is out, and | am rejoiced that ne is well and strong. lt was long tedious job, and has been severe strain upon an connected with 'h' work. but would go through 1t all over ayain to save that man.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
IMPRISONED MINER
 HICKS IS RESCUED
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HISTORY OF HICKS ENromnMrNr


 IL B. Hicks and five other miners alive by cavcin pcc s-Pary Edison company miners put at mouofl task s digging out dead bodies, oraint ,appngs heard of destroyed tunnel track. Tapaptap Three times Signal 0 mil in distress Signal answered and rescuer start desperately save men p Rese1er; % working three shifts day Signals & n n " ps p'he To through "y , debris to imprisoned Dee which dead bodies are .uppo,ed worth chewing hseeo Sends cheerful to those at the end of pipe Reseucrs consider of dynamite u impossible to reach enombcd his l Hicks @ s,% o, wa" .eo SoS U sne r. ahe above his head N Ss @ % p inflow him inc" t , M an " % pp s % mas scratched away life Says dangling limbs of othe dead miners.
 s placed I % %Sn . of air pipe to entertain pc proceed to avoid ai.lodsns peacefully to sleep in his awful ,omS ' morning. anu goes night which has to be bored through by hand because
 a Rs.'oS,s ms think w ra.rS as % " him before night and Dee + Hearbrsatng telling cnomDed buried miner causing him to become frantic Ruers think he ls-Ths Hicks day living death Rescuers
 more granite and decide to tunnel ,s around round it Hicks thinks taken out, Rescuers come of shift sobbius like babies
 % @ $ na s5s Se sSs monnx wn % ss S0s of or $ s S & Sn
 ,o'gng se slab Of granite . over Hicks r. M ,n, ,,roo
 barrier to rcucrs directing work Through the ceviccs picks a,pg their toward, hin" and 'Obs for joy All confident Dee. alBer disappointment Hicks not yet rescued nurng eye sight candle replies will sacrifice sight of its welcome first sA, he had his they almost touch the imprisoned yet cannot get him out Es "s; ss:,: TAKEN 1T FROM LIVING CRAVE AT na5 P M AFTER SIXTEEN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
NO CLUE TO INDUSTRIOUS THIEF
 WHO ROBs MANY PLACES.
CFrom Sundays Daily.)

As yet the officers have found no clue that might lead to the arrest of the burglar who entered the home of Attorney Leroy Anderson on South Pleasant street, Thursday night, at IO:30 o'clock, but who was Frightened from the premises by the opportune re- turn of Mrs. Anderson and her friend, Miss Millicent heating, who had been spending the evening at the home of a friend.
 On their arrival at the front doo- of the residence the laaies were attract cd by n noise on the inside of the house and instantly realizing that burglar was inside they boldly entered. Reach ing the front room they heard win dow in the back part of the house fall heavily, as the thief made his escape.
 An examination of the premises re- vealed the pleasing fact that nothing of value had been secured by the in truder, who entered house through the window of the bedroom, after failing to gain admittancc through any Of the doors, all of which were locked.
 It Is thought that one man is respon sble for the numerous kitchen theft' that have occurred lately and the DO lice are working on this theory, bu' without success so lar.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
B|G BUc DISTRICT ATTRACTIVE ID
 0lO-T|MERS "Tenderfoot'' Gets Good Claim Thought
 Worthless Some Active Work I0f Development Is
 Being Done
(Fron Tuesdsy's Daily.)


 Big Bug district is certainly one of the richest in the Territory, and we old timers are just awakening to this fact" said Robert Campbell, who has been n familiar figure in and around the Mayer section since the early his. tory of mining operations there, to q Journal.Miner man yesterday.
 "A Mir. Popkiss, who lately arrived there from the East, and whom we all looked upon as a tcndcrfoot, has opened n property formerly owned by Vernon Slinkard, which has been run over by old timers for the past twenty years, and which we considered of no value, and is now shipping high grade ore in car load lots. He is so encouraged with the development of the mine that he is now making preparations to have n spur railroad track built to his camp from Mayer, two and half miles dis tant to the northwest, and is also nc- gotiating for the purchase of heavy machinery to open the property to great depth. The success that Mir. Pop. kiss has made is the talk of the entire district.
 "Anothcr promising property owned by Mir. Slinkard has been taken over under bond by the representatives of the United Verde Copper company, and it is given out that active operations in its development will be commenced about the first of the year. This group consists of twelve claims, covering veins with very promising surface in dications in copper, located within a short distance of the Popkiss camp.
 "Comprcssors, air drills and other machinery have been delivered at th' camp of the Consolidated Copper com pany in Copper Creek, twenty-eigh miles cast of Mayer, and the. force oi miners is being increased there as fas as practical miners can he secured.
 "All of the other camps in the dis trici are working the usual force O men," Mr. Campbell, added, "nnd th outlook is that this district will be lively one this coming year.
 Mir. Campbell will leave for his min ing camp near Mayer tomorrow, afte spending Christmas with n number Q his friends here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
WILL START WORK ON CROOK
 GROUP or MINES.
(From Sundays paily.)

Yesterday Tom Marmont was busily engaged in purchasing tools and sup plies to he shipped to his Crook group o' mines in the Crook Canyon section tomorrow, the active development Of which he will commence Wednesday next, having lately interested with him syndicate of New Jersey and Maine capitalists, who have subscribed ample capital for the development of the properties.
 The sinking of double compartment smart will be commenced which will be eqolpped with a hoisting plant as soon as water level Is reached. A whim now on the ground will be used for hoist ing purposes until the new machinery IS installed. Tho shaft will be sunk on an ron dyke, covered by the Graphite e'alm, This dyke is 40 feet in width oh the surface and carries values m copper and gold. The dyke runs in n uofthwesterly and southeasterly direc' ,'on and can be traced for a good dis- 'an'e across the mountains.
 The group, consisting of four claims, s located on the southern slope of the senator range, immediately south oi '"I adjoining the Senator group.
 lhe Crook group lies one and one "a'l miles to the southeast, the prop sf'ies of the Mount Union Consoli' as'ed Mines company and the storm t'Cud group, owned by H. j.. Beemer "elng also in the immediate vicinity.
 The site of the new shaft will be only ',ooo feet distant from the terminus ., the proposed Prescott and Noun, onion electric railroad, the survey o' winch was made only few mouths ago and the coustructiou of which, Il thought, win be commenced in the near future.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
wEpDED YESTERDAY. iErom Sundays Dally.)

Yesterday afternoon, ai 'n,, S,o.n, in the Catholic church, J. |. ',"s ioanS and Miss Mary Contreros were u"''.o .a .' i" ,," hon1s of matrimony. The eere. mopy was performed in the presence % Q, '''Vn, ,a,oe nnmber of the friends of the aon,rseting & parties, the church being .o"aa almost 10 it's full seating ca pacity. AL. ,.noh,er of MT. and Mrs. Lucas Con'reras' h'g.iy ,.spi a"'n ia residents of the city, and the groom 70 ,a% ,o manhood here, and who en- ;"vs the respect and confidence oi the s' sV Community. They will make 'ne'' '"' tnre home here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-26
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BAKERSFIELD. Cal, Dec. 22.- Hicks was rescued at 1l:25 ?. m. Last cut on the second rail was made at lll2 o'clock. No sooner had the sec. ron been removed than Hicku began p srape away the dirt and crawl towards the opening.
 With his arms in front of his head be wen, into tho miniature tunnel and began to work his way slowly to tho other side of tho car. When he had progressed half way he stopped. superintendent Frank Miller, who stood at the mouth of the shaft, asked what was the matter.
 Nothing" replied Hicks. 'I'm just going to stop. My wind is very short.
 Then, as the man Of iron slowly inches toward freedom. his arms arc seized by Dr. StanchAeld and . miner, and the two. exerting oil their strength. pull the miner out into the main tum' nel. where he is placed in . sitting posi- ton, free at last!
 The blindfold had been removed, as 'he tunnel was lighted with candles only and the light was very dim. A hundred feet from the face of the mountain, within step of where the miner had lain in his tomb for nearly sixteen long days, there occurred pa hoilc scenes. Dr. Stanchfeld, with tears in his eyes, and with his hands