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Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
SALE OF THE LAS cHIsPAs.

Cananea. Sonora; Mexico. Dec. B. Especial Correspondence of The Re publican.) )-The consummation of the sale of the Las Chispas mine is repor- ted. The sum paid. S3.OOO. 900 gold. ex ceeds that paid for any previous Mex ican mine. though many richer mines than Las Chispas are now being work ed. The names of the purchasers have not been revealed but the negotiations are reported to have been made through MT. Pedranzinni of Switzerland. The property was carefully examined by both American and French mining ex perts.
 A second big sale in the Chispas country was also reported the week of December 16, that of the Babicanora mine, 200 meters to the north of Las Chispas The purchasers of the prop erty are named Dr. F. O. Pease and as- sOciates of Chicago. A company is be- ing organized to work the mine. The incorporation is to be announced in January.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30

the time the mill is in readiness for operation.
 At present force of men is engaged in placing the railroad from the mill to the mine. a distance of five miles. in working order While in disuse wa ter from the hills and floods from the river covered the road with earth and debris. About three miles have been uncovered. ballasted and leveled up. and a train is running over that dis tance hauling material from the river to the end of the ~N~' from which point it is hauled to the mine. two miles away. Soon the entire road will be in shape, and it will no longer be neces- sary to freight material.-Yuma Sun.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
WONDERFUL GOLD ROAD.
The Massive Bars of Bullion the Mill
 is Turning Out.

Last Monday Sheriff Waiter Brown brought in from Goldroad a bar of bull lion worth $4S.000. This is the second largest bar produced by the Gold Road company. the other one being valued at S52.000. says the Kingman Miner. Each of the bars weighed over 200 pounds and were exceptionally hand some masses of bullion. The last bar was as clean and pretty as any piece of solid gold ever turned out of a furn- ace. The company eXpected-tO make n still larger bar but the melting pot would not take much more auro-cyan- ides and it was deemed advisable to make two melts on one bar. The next bar will weigh about thirty thousand and will be sent out sometime next week. The ore now going through the mill is far richer than any run through the big plant in the past year."
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
DEVELOPING MINES.
Picacho Basin Go. Getting Things
 in Shape For Active Work.

Word comes from Picacho that first rate progress is being made by the Picacho Basin Mining Company on the work of getting the property in shape for the production of metal About thirty men are on the payroll, engaged in the mines and on the railroad. All the water has been taken from the mines by means of a skip" and drift ing is now going forward on the 200- foot level. The work being done in the mine is in the nature of development work and it is proposed that a large amount of ore shall be blocked out by
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
LUNA DE cosRE STRIKE.

HermosillO. Mex. Dec 23 Especial Correspondence of The Republican).- From Carbo. fifty miles northwest of here, at the southern extremity of the famous mineral belt of the Altar dis trict. comes the news of an excellent copper strike on the Fl Carmen claim of the Lluvia de Cobre Mining com pany. Assays of ore taken from near the surface show 10 per cent copper values. Development work is being pushed in the Josephine shaft on this property Drifts will be immediately started along the large ere body and crosscuts driven from the present bot. tom of the shaft intersecting the known ore body. The shaft will be continued to depths from which other crosscuts will be made.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
RUSHING WORK.

Wm. M McGrew was down from Su- perior. Tuesday after a load of sup plies. We learn from him that the property recently bonded by himself, Chas. il. Smith, w. M. McGrew. J. H. Brown. Thos. Enright. F. H. Fondren. Henry Thompson and Frank Snyder to ,le Mitchell Mining company for SI5.0U0 is meeting the expectations of the company and the management is now having erected a commodious bunk house. boarding house and is making other surface improvements that will contribute to Inc ------.-' - the men employed. They now have twelve min CTS at work and want ten more as soon as tho' o~~ oot them. Superior is coming to the front rapidly.-Florence Blade.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
ADJOINING PROPERTY SOLD.

William C. Windsor has sold his mining claims. consisting of the Gold Crown No. l, Gold Crown No. ?, Golden Eagle No. and Golden Eagle No. to the Windsor Mining, Milling & Smelt- ing company of Maine. the considera- ton named being S10O.OOO.
 P. s. Swain Of New York. is the or ganizer of the cO.nIany and hOlG5 large block of the stock. MT. Swain is quite well known to the old timers here, as he was an extensive operator in the Old Silver King district 25 years ago. He developed the old Queen mine and patented the property at that time and also erected and operated the old '76 mill at Pinal. When silver went down, he ceased operations but held control of the old Queen and Wedge properties until they were taken over
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30

exposed face of high grade carbOn- ate ore. The next round of shots drove the drift squarely into the ore body. evidently at an acute angle. On Thurs day the same high grade ore was en- countered in another drift on the same level. and the last round of shots show ed full face in the drift
 It is the opinion that the same body of ore has been encountered in both drifts. which would indicate body of great extent.
 When seen last evening and asked concerning the above report. Col. L. w. Powell, general manager of the Cole interests, stated that it was correct"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
A BIG ENTERPRISE FOR
 CLIFTON -MORENCI DISTRICT.
The Shannon Company to Build Rail-
 road 10 Its Mines.

NJ l.. Amster. the new president of the shannon Copper company. who spent a few days here last week, an- nounced to the editor of the Era, that as soon as he returned east he would at once take the initiatory steps toward the building of a high grade railroad from the shannon plant. which is loca- ted several hundred feet above the Frisco river. to the shannon mines at Metcalf a distance of about seven miles. Mir. Amster has decided that the floods which have continuousls washed out the Coronado railroad are a great detriment to the district, and Tn
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
WILL WORK THE RICH STRIKE.
The Coronado Will Soon Have Ade-
 quate Working Machinery.

The Coranado Gold Mining Company has recently made a rich strike in its mine and run fifty feet along the rich ore and upraised 24 feet, says the Wickenburg Miner This Is good news for all concerned. The Coronado peo- pie have been working faithfully and now that it is a proven fact that the ore is there it is settled that a 5-stamp mill will be erected at an early date.
 Dr. H. T. Walker and Joseph Morgan of Duluth. who are among the heaviest shareholders of the company. will fur nish the capital for the purchase and erection of the mill
 There has already been a great deal If development work done on this property, and as it takes digging io make a mine this company procLe dcd 10 dig. and now has a splendid show ing for big mine. Dan Van Wagenen is the consulting engineer.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
THE FL TIGRE CASE.

A decision was rendered in the court of first instance at Cananea in the case of the Fl Tigre Mining Company vs. The Ensenada Mining Company. The decision of the Mexican judge was com pletely and absolutely in favor of the Ensenada Mining Company. and orders that the property. consisting of the Fl Tigre group of mines in Sonora. be de- livered into the possession of the En- senadascompany within the next fifteen days
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30

of the most important in that =retfss of the district.
 Eureka. Utah.-StOckholdsrs a sae Bullion Beck Tunnel company received for a Christmas present their pro aats of s4O.OO0 dividend declared for Dss ! cember. The first dividend paid uDsn stock in this mine was made foF- De- cember. 1905. amounting Co si9.ees. since when regular dividends have bssa paid. now tOtalling s3l5.00o. ss Wallace. Ida.-A stringer Of ore esr- rying high values in Gaiena has e-sa encountered on the property Of the c. l. c. Mining company on Placer cFs~k The Echo Mining company reports sonf carbonate ore in the tunnel of hs property east of Burke The Vsla t- five feet wide and was encounterea ss a distance of 500 feet.
 Boulder. COlO.-Great activity ia Fs- ported from the Nederland trnsslsu field. Tungsten concentrates are eusn- manding higher prices than ever hs- fore. The Tungsten Mining. Mliiias and Exploration company will er-cf a new mill on Beaver Creek. two miles south of NederIand. This Niu rssail in increased activity In tungstcn prop critics.
 The Golden Message company os Sunshine is having tests conducted aS Denver. preliminary to erecting eSa- hide mill near Sunshine.
 ShOshOne. Wyo.-A rich strike Co thr Copper mountain district. fifteen niles northeast of here. Is attracting miners to that locality. The strike was fnsde on the William-Luman property. shits excavating for a building. The issA ts almost pure native copper. e feet aite and of unknown length Experts esli- mate the copper to run sie0 10 the fsa. but this will be vastly increased hY five foot leads of exceedingly rich ufs on either side of the copper. The sef3 leads seem to parallel the copper iesL The output. after proper machinery iz instlled. is expected to average thirty tons per day valued at t5.0o0. Silver City. N. M-After having hs~s worked for nearly a century. a ds<s test is to be made on the Santa Rtta mine. one of the mines operated e, the Santa Rita Mining COmpzay, < shaft will be sunk 1000 feet ta asrsr- tain if the prediction Is true that rich copper ore underlies the blanket de poSlN- oufAaCt Il7 hEE4 N8AA- ducted on these properties as fss hacS as the days of the spanish OceuPatiOn- The work of deep sinking is rkeeed ingly expensive and will bs Hatched with deep interest by the enilrs sourh- west. @s~ sE
 Baker City. Ore.-News of q place find that runs g. tO the uhesIhaTroV full of gravel is reported tWU miles from COrnucOpia camp. which hes ss miles east of Baker City tn the Eagic mountains. The find was mair b. Messrs. Herbert. Underwood and hlai- while drifting on their claim lt is said that miners are abandoning neisA- boring quartz claims to stake ous r,is- cer' claims near the ind
 Goldfeld. Nev.-The shaft on D. Nighthawk leased on the Eastsiac claim. adjoining the Booth. has afot ped into the pay zone that has fnaae fortunes for the Mohawk The orc tz- ken from the bottom of the shaft rshs better than $I50 per ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
A MEXICAN CONSOLIDATION.

New York, Dec. PA consolidation proposition. for the development of some Mexican property is being pushed by A. G. Peyton, owner of the largest block of Dona Louisa stock. The prop critics are the Dona Louisa and Santo Emelia mines. some silver prospects and 75,0O0 acres of mineral lands. yet to be purchased. The DOna Louisa is already producing. The Santo Emelia. copper proposition. is owned by the Mexican Exploration company. It is thought that ore can be reached in the latter by driving a crosscut from the present level of the shaft. Mir. PeytOn expects to list the stock on the curb by the first of the year.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30

OTder to overcome this difficulty it will be necessary to erect a new road. which will have a gradual grade from the plant to the mine. It is also his pres ent intention to make the road stand ard guage. if possible, as it would be a great saving in expense and time in transferring freight for the mines and for that section of the district. and would also greatly facilitate the hand ling of ore coming down from the mines Clifton Copper Era.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
STRIKE AT HoATSoN OFFICIALLY
 CONFIRMED.

From all reports received from most reliable sources the strike at the Hoat- son shaft of the Superior & Pittsburs company. is a most important one. as it will probably put that mine in the class of the districts producers. says the Bisbee Review of the 22d
 Reports from the mine yesterday were to the effect that the ore had been encountered in two different drifts on the HOO level. and that a full face of ore was evident in each.
 When the ore was first encountered on Wednesday,, round of shots had
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30

by a Globe company some months ago.
 The four Windsor claims named above adjoin the ground of the Lake Superior & Arizona company and are full of promise. That they will become profitable producers when fully devel- oped is beyond question. The company 10 whose ownership they have passed is capitalized at S1,OOO,OOO, divided into 1,0O0,0OO shares, of the par value of $1 per share. We congratulate Billy Windsor upon his success. He de- serves it.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
C. & A. DIVIDEND.

Dividend checks from the Calumet
 Arizona Mining company were re- ceived this week by the fortunate own CTS of stock in this company.
 The company pays this quarter :! per share to all stockholders who were on record December I. This will rep resent a disbursement of no less than SSO0,0O0 on the outstanding 200.0Ol shares
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30
ALL OVER THE WEST.
Items of Special Correspondence From
 Various Points.

Goldfield. Nev.-The Great Bend company rejoices at the discovery on the 2OO-foot level of the celebrated South" vein. This vein showed $500 ore on the surface but was lost at the 5O-foot depth. No values have been announced but if the ore at this depth is commensurate with the enriched ores near the surface. the find is one
Arizona republican., 1906-12-30

To be successful one must knaay when to grant and when to refuse ecsa- standardization Globe.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Tie Up Million Dollar Project.

Washington, D. G. Aug. 14.-As
soon as inventories have been take ]
of the contractors outfit seized BY
the geoloRioal survey at Corbett tunnel
and Shoshone dam on irrigation pro.
jeots OF northern Wyoming consid.
GRAFTON will Ee given to plans fol
completing these great oopracrl.
The failure VI Charles Speer, Eat
Corbett tunnel and Prendergast anu
Clarkson at Shoshone dam, to live up
to the terms of their contracts is being
investigated and may have some bear
ing on the method of tCn letting the
works.
It is likely that the geological sur.
vey will complete the work with the
equipment and supplies seized rather
than let new CONTRACT.
More than a million dollars is in.
volved.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
ITO Bushels of Oats to the Acre

SO great is the yield Of oats on the
broad acres'of the samislI a tins
season that it Is estimated tse aver
age per acre will be about 40 bus sels,
more than ever before in the history
Of this section of the county In
addition to this fact more ground had
been planted in oats this season than
ever before, and taking the two facts
together it is asserted that this will be
the banner year fort HE line of gra in
on the fats
Mr.. Caine states that the cost OF
harvesting the oats will De greater
this year than expected, on account of
the fact that part of the grain mas
been crushed to the gronnn by the
rains. A large part OF the oats is al
ready cut and in the shock and the
work o. threshing will be started
about the middle of this month.-Pu.
get Sound American.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14

Wait for Walkers opening. tt
Watch for the opening of the new
store. If
DR.. Saunders made q professional
trip to the Entiat Yesterday.
{ Watch for the opening of the new
store. If
Mrs. Earle Simmonds who lives on
the CoIookum creek is quite i'll.
Walker will be the authority on the
new fall styles. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. MO. Tihbbirt ..lett
on the noon train for their home in
Cashmere.
r F. Holm and c. A Briggs left
this morning for Moses Coulle to be
gone several days.
Mr.. Grant of Dakota is visiting
with his brothsr-in law VIM. Whisn-
and of this city.
Miss Lillian Vaughn who has been
| Ill with the feaver for several days Is
much better today
Miss Bernice Chapman will leave
tomorrow fer Seattle, where she will
spend her vacation.
o. D. johnson is spending vaca.
ton driving though the upper country
fishing and hunting.
Miss Culp returned yesterday from
Merritt, where she has been camping
for the past few weeks.
DR.. McClary of Seattle is 10 Wenat.
chez looking over the field with a
view to locating here.
Geo. Parks, manager of the Hay.
den Lumber company, is spending his
vacation at the scenic Hot Springs.
Mrs. Frank Reeves and daughter
ZeIma, are spending few weeks visit.
ing relatives in Everett and Seattle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
MUST MARRY RIGHT
AWAY TO GET HIS
FATHERS FORTUNE

Ell Paso, Tex. Aug l4.-"F0r suffi
cienr reasons I wish to meet pretty
brunette within five days, object mat
rimony. bafore Aug 20. TO meet the
approval of my fathers will"
This lie the advertisements which r
A. Beasly, young Tenneseean from
near Nashville, is printing in the loca
newspapers. He has been MINING
In Greene's rioh camp ut Canauea,
but recently learned that by the prov
ision of his fathers ill he would in
heIit $4,000 If he married by the
time he was thirty.
He will be that age on August 20.
and must have wife by that time il
he is to get the money He is trying
end as he is q handsome young Ameri
can, few dnubt that he v ill succeed
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
INDIANS KILL
FIVE WORkMEN

Mexico City, Aug. IA. Members
of the tribe of Maya Indians 10 the
stete OF Yucatan have again gone on
the warpath after three years of peace.
A telegram to the war departments
says that force Of Inc ian, attacked a
party of workmen repairing the gov
ernmnt telegraph line btween Bacalar
and Santa Cruz. Five of tine wokmen
were killed and several wounded.
The government has sent a:strong force
Of troops against the Indians
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Lyncher is on Trial.

SlringfeId, Mo-, Aug. 1.-THE
trial of Rol Galbraith charged with
murder in connection with a triple
lynching, began this morning. On
hundred depuries surrounded the
court.
Nine talismen qualified by noon.
The spectators, men, women. and
children Missed one Juror who said he
was willing to let the law take its
course if his wi or daughter was
attacked BY p negro.
Bow many things have you failed
TO sell after Advertising them?
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Automobile Meet at Seattle.

Seattle. Aug. 14.-There IS: some
talk of having an opils race
meet at the Meadows next month after
racing season has ended here
Private parti will take over the man
aaemant and arrange contests between
the different make of cars
1t is said that several dealers in
Tacoma have eviuced a willingness to
bring cars here to compete and at
least one driver of national reputs-
tion will be brought from the east to
make speed trials.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Suitan's Health Better.

Constanfiaople, Aug 14.-It il
stated that the sultan passed a good
night and that his conui ion Is ,me-
what improved.
His reluctance to ST bmit to treat
ment has hitherto complicated the
situation. but palace doctor has in
duced him tn allow the use of a simple
appliance which gave immediate
relief.
The doctor in recognition of his
services has been promoted to the
rank of general.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Explosion Like an Earthquake.

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 14.-An
explosion in the Latin Rand rowder
mill this morning killed Frank Ham
iltcn, maohinist This is what the
people of Green Castle regarded as an
earthquake.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Personal Mention and
City Nesos II, Brief

Wait tor Wa iker's opening. If
For LiuoIeum varnish, 60 to Russell.
Reg. jersey bull for service. q. 4.
Fish. c-8-15
Money to loan on farm lanos or
chatseis. John A. Gellarly.
For cheap wall paper and turlap,
&C to Russell.
Walker will be authority on the
new fall styles. *
AZ Piece white embossed dinner set
$500 at the Bazaar.
For longtime fam loans apply to J.
8. Mooney
Tell the children to come to the
reading rooms for candy
AZ Piece Haviisnd decorated dinner
set $500. at the Bazaar.
Up-to. date auto mobile supplies, BIZ
cycles repaired. all work guaranteed,
Catohsll Store. Phone 424.
Leave orders at this Office for the
Chant Music Cos piano tuner
Good slab wood, stove length. S.. 90
per cord, delivered. Wenatcheee Fuel
90. c-S-17
Spend your money in doing good, and
by your ice cream at the reading
room
Lost-Roll of music between town
and ranch. Return TO World Office.
La wrencs Morris.
Good all modern 8 room cottage,
nicely Furnished for sale, cheap. Ia
D st. So Easy terms. s-l3 If
We will give cents PEE bottle for
each citrate OF m agnesia bottle re-
turned co Us Wenatohee Drug Co.
First class cotton covered rubber
garden hose. with ,prayer and nozzle
free only 10 and IL cents per foot
Oatohall Store.
For saIs-sa good milch cows. good
bull. separator. ohurn, butter worker,
cheap if taken at cnce.
8.i3 J. T Compton, phone 526.
Henry Grass returned from Chelan
today.
Frank Brady of Leavenworth. who
has been calling on friends in Wenat.
chee today left on the noon train for
his nome.
BIC. Card of the Wenatchee plan.
ing mills company went to Cashmere
today and will return on the searly
train tomorrow.
Guy @ Brown of the ColuI bia Val.
lev bank returned this morning from
Spokane where he has been on bust.
ness for the last week.
Miss Elva STEPHENS who has been
visiting friends in WenatcL ee for sew
eral days left On the noon tain today
fors her home IN Cashmere.
b. A. Beal left today for LAX e
Weuatchse. Mrs Beal will return in
about two weeks aud Mr.. Beal will
remain there several weeks
G. G. Hall ia back from Lake Wen.
atohee, where he has been camping
for the past week. His son who has
been there for the past five weeks re-
turned with HIM.
n. J. Johnson, city marshall of
Georgetown. ia visiting with bis bro
ther in-law, J. W. Gard of this city.
Mr.. Johnson has been in poor Eealtn
and has come to Wenatcnee tn recuper
ate.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-14
Nineteen Yachts Start.

Marblehead, Mass. Aug. 14.-Nine-
teen American yachts Startad in the
trial race today to pick the beat boats
to compete for the Roosevelt cup.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-21
Col. Bacon Strongly in Favor
of Gen. Youmans for
Atty. Gen.
From Edgefcld Chronicle.

From Edgeield Chronicle.
The day and opportunity OF
the candidate are at hand, and
we are reminded that Edgeficld
is extremely delighted over the
appointment of that legal giant, ,
Gen. Leroy Youmars-"a legal
giant, and what is far more, a
good, generous, noble, sympathet
iC man Gen. Youmans will run
he must--for Attorney General
in the coming campaign. And
Edgefield will link herself to him
with hooks of steel.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-21
White Goods Specials

1000 yard 80 inch Victoria
Lawns, the kind that you pay
elsewhere ~ 1-2c, our special
price is s &c the ward.
1000 yards 40 inch Lawns,
nice and sAeers, others ask you
15c, our price only 10c yard.
1000 yards real SC Organdies,
this special sale at 8 &c yd.
45 inch Persian Lawn, the
kind that sells for 25c the yard,
our price only 15c the yard.