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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
@cIcrm Narplamb Giicmbabn.

Sitge rerIafe .oinersStation, ipie foIgl.
Sdgitf.
40 ffih. - V~oft,Shneu6ma, SaNersiopn 81.
mro gP. 9lby Wdbnesborc, gbdmbersbur9
inh, ause. Gorntags. Saheod hnb Gumber.
lamb.
1000 Worn. - @front. nab llnicasPrihae.
3.04 Tndrn, - gfont. nnf llnioitr93ribpe. fos
lrie g,orf, !Sanooet. GETTYSBURG uito I. II. 8.
9ioifon W%nnite;;.
ABB Jludbm. = Grtrek. &uuptIiuie. Saaers.
iofprt Soncr6. GbioheHehnra unb, auscen.
Gonnions. 6reoerid lne eminitsburg. Far'
Ior'gQnqqon.
9aaitd,, ausp enommen ennntaas.
G.4h Worrn. - gnrt. a.. II. 8. 1to.. II. Sdupts
Iinie 6fiIit bon Gmorp'g yobe, fufpie Gd;'
It5.e,
500 s'ornr GrpreB raG s5Ipnson. Nffom.
~icnfcits Snaerstciun. Sdrtcd. Cumberland,
Glfirs. ebipnensbarn. freberid. Gmmits.
tlra. fo,pie q. Il. ". ri. Punften. giiifet.
Sbfcrrattonsglnoqor.
b.33 MbenhS. - 2fffnn. rad Sauober.
6I5 ghenos. - Mffom. mad tintonsgrihge.
Sur fpnnerffaas nns eamhaas.
u .2h gbeils. - Wffom. nah lnloHsPrioae
= SHIi mot an BernfbItarin.glbs. Staiion.
u. Mpbtr:irn, O. ID. Suuen.
SeneraI~ ~ f6aitsfh6rer. ceis qdN. 'ascnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Merdants' & Mincrs' Sransporta'
tipn Gumpang.
Tantpirr.9 inien'

TanipfrrsXtnlf
Sod Bottom nnb benz Often: febeu Woutag,
Stepitu0, Sunneritae uro Sanitug, MbenoS
u u1r.
Dad Providence uro benz Often: ieben Conn.
tag, Wtttmod uno 5reitay, gtbenos D ubr,
gtuGD YtefupDrts9teiDS tiRo RorfDlf: tdaftt I'M
9 llbr gbeuoS.
0ra6t wirb ideIi6 BIG 8 llbr @lbenos fir an
benz 1age ubfabreroe 8ampfer anaenominen.
Ta6 Gabannab uub benz Siioen; ieoen Sten'
flag, Sonneriiag NIB Samitag. gbeuos 0 tbr.
@pftoncr linb Brootneiiees8 nmpfer iabren bon
Der gSeriie aur Sube oes qong'8odS 40. CD
ounnab.6ampfer bon Der Nerfte AM Gnbe Der
Weit.Saussgloemie.
s. u. @iainstam, gaeut.
pcne Sod.
%. y. Turner, Q.s1.,M.
u. .. etebbtHs, Sen. sDlnn.
Suuptbiireau - GHbof.@de German. iinb
2iabt. straBe. (ti3 .I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Baltimore 0ampf /. Yafet . So.
lstfte uns anperiaiEge Sai.2tnie.)
Die Der. StnutensBoft bef5roerno.
1anpfer .gtrginia" lneu), pNlabama,"

vWtUt6tn," tItuHefitt".
9ampfcr fabren tasIiG. Sonntass aussenput.
men, bon ben .Batt1inie" .Biers. Tr. 10-I6,
Yoint Comfort, g.orfoIf, Portsmouth unS allen
Gunften beS Giioeils. gerbtnbniI9 In Obj
l,oint Comfort init n6, & 9. GtfenbaBr"... Ean
.ecaboarS MIR aine" ftoIiioeH 3ns mao Boris.
mouth nno eliIanta. IN glor'oIi Gerbinoung
mt Der ~%sltlantie Coat Cine" NorfoIf Ir6
BERN. @aiSinsion, NJ, aiaInons. ia. iinO
Getp'Uori,
.Wabl5eitrn na6 europdifdem YIane. luru'
stDle MatiiiendiIiIaer eleftSbibe Islelidblnii9,
dimmer In ben Vluct.1hrenur Der vginb aine."
Gr. 1917 SftsgnItim )rc, Giraffe. s;r. 500 mlS
sos, e~tabt'Gtrlbe, 2; u. {: c.ttice. g%iibott'Gde
1rlit 9niloine" nno glbahat's Nr. 100. Gcro'
9~bdrhessStrlBf.
Spbn u. shertuppo, q. grphtu,
TicesVrdf. II. Gen. Uonnaer. Gen .sVuN. sgaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

p H.
Sfabeila 3ubcl Sudle psbrpm" searis,
nit q grpRen SdiuanSen, poicr $50. 90
@ertb. ~Sir S2t.50.
Wareer. Yeleriaee in ben prattiittitcn
uno moorruiten Gfiettcn, $1,000 ipertb.
Siir $3.50.
YcrIidle 2amm.W iantel, rine gn6nbl
sur Nnsiuabi; $4,000 iuertb. 5iir sos.
Garaeul. nns ruiHihe onp.0idntel In
@ton, bath euaiiscubeu Hub Bonn .Dloocn;
poFtip $4,000 ,pertb; ale @rbRcn. spe.
5ien oieie Npdhe fir S63.
Wtint. 3pbel Miifie, NIT iflueu abpfcu.
Sfiunnseu uno 4inuen. tn nathrliden
Shierdetaiten, pun SfG0 bis berab aui
S22.50.
Nuifife weihe 6ads.Mhife II. ,,Sbrom
Ties" MIR $3.50.
GItra ieiue arttiife SufS.@arniturcu,
etnidilteRiih Mint uue ea5u pafenbcs
Seart, uur S41.
Suds.Mhffe uno 9pas, IN alien Sdat.
tiraMgeu ppn 81, 30 Bis S45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Sciraths . 2iccnacn.

Telnipore e. Inbre, IS, uno Ma-
rietto Gonooan, 81; Ipplifont Gelo.
mare 6. gnore, gtr. 2021, 81. Toll.
Strobc.
Bruno G5oSfo. 81, uno G~li5obctb
Shonofcrbl, %; slpplifont 9rulo
G5osfa, Hr. 1914, Gpofiie.S traBe.
Soporo Nc. 8loB, 20; nllb 9eiiic
S%marsbou9b, %; applifont @iaiom
u. Soole, Nr. 1856, 8ittingS'S troBt.
Sobu @iiliom Grimes, 80, uio
Nnnie Tirginio goofe, 10; Ipplifout
). Clinton Goofe, Tr. 239, Gomiop.
StroBe.
@iQiom q. Sortlope, %, unb Yoils
fine NJ. Snpocr, 80; Npplifont Scnrp
9artmon, 42t, 9toro.2 r5crnesS traBc.
Gopnro q. Mc6oooen, %, nm
9telie GpnipIman, %; appIifoht
@omarb q. WcSaoocn, SorriSburg,
Ga.
GoparO $. a0nig, %, uno Gorotbp
". Sol3, 10; Ipplifant Sreberif W.
Gonia, Nr. 727, @eIt.G raft. StraBe.
@m. 6. Sanner, %, uno Selen
~. 9lome, %; Ypplifont Goniel {.
WicGurlen Ger. POI, Sit.2onpole.St r.
Sarris GoberL %, nno Hoic Gobi'
tager. 81; gpplifant 2enis Goben.
EHr t01 HnrAs4siprsS trni,ct ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Sm @rube lit Stub.


Senrb Stiibing ouf Dem Gonrabi.
6riebhofe beerobeu. - 3oblreihe
@9etbeiIiaung Seiteiis ser 91der.
Screinigungen. = George MoQcr
5ur letter. Glbe bcitottct.
llnttr GROCER 9etbeiligung bon
Sciotrogenocn foro geitern Nudymit-
tab Sole 9eeroigung oeS an IA. geo;
nehlbcr geitprbenen Srn. Senrb Stii.
bu1g bonn 5ruuerbauie, Yer. 92S, 81.
Soroto9o.S trobc, ais ntf Dem Con.
ruoi.Iriebbofe itutt. Taitor GoblcnB
bon Der cn9liihcn rcIormirten ct.
EoulS-airde omtirte i'm Sruuerbmiie
llrl0 am 8rnbc. YrGdtigc 9llmcn
mltrocn ont Sar1 bon &~ermonbtcn
ut0 Srclnoen n%icocr9clc9t. Die lcbic
Glre ais 9abrtldtraaer erlpiclen ocm
Geritorbencn pier Witglieoer Der
,Gcreiniaten gGder=0 eicilidaft" unb.
pier Wtitglieoer oee rWarplan0.
9Gfer.@ ereins", Gcr Gcritorbenc
pllroc Dor 80 Sobrcu IN 3icgcnboin.
Teutiflunb, geboren uno fam inl
slltcr bon Is Sobrcn nod) Amcrifo.
Seinc @ottin. Srou aotborine Stii.
bing, ging linn I'M SoOc bcreitS Dor
aus. Die SintcrbIicbenen lino picr
Sohter, Srol Senrp Spittel, Srou
@m. @bite, Die 6rlS. @liiobetb uno
Morie Stiibing ein Sobn Srn. Geo.
Stiibing, uno bier GnfelfinOer. Serr
Stiibina betrieb in lebter 3cit cine
@irtbifoft. Gr NOR in iriiberen Sab.
rem 9Gfer lno bis 5lt ieinem Sooc
Elm Wtitglieb Der g%etlonnten 01dcr.
@creinigungen. ST mar olld) in 20.
litiidc1 arciicn Icbr bcfnnnt mo
Grcfutipbcomtcr ocS ~, ErcSinftS
Der II. @ar0.
@corge Mollcr.
Altberorocntlif soblreid) mnrcn Die
2ciotrogenoen bic geitern Worgen
bic iterblifen lleberreite oeS am 10.
Noucmbcr eeitorbeneu Srn. George
Ntoler nod) oSl. Grloi err rieobofc"
81 @robc geleitctcn. Son Scr @oh-
nnng bes Soters ocS &critorbcncn,
Srn. Solentin Woller, an 9rebm'S
Sane bcgoben lid Die Srouernocn
llnd Der st. Nntnniu.&ird)e, no So
ter @omp Gin feierlidcS Tequiem.
Sobamt eelebrirte. als 9obrtud).
trigger fungirten Die $50. &inleirL
Shnar5, aramer, Grit, Sbpor5
uno Sronlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

Ser 9dder Il nterIt ii (.
Serein Nr. 3" belt
seltern Nbcnb in Srn. Sobn @oI5's
Sale, Nr. 40S, @eit-2eringtons 2 IT,,
ieine Observation-Disclosures, in ipel-
der Der Erali0ent Con-. gartbolmc
ben SorjiB unb Der Sefrctdr &cnrp
.engelbnd) bos Yrotofoa fiibrte. BIZ.
ndirbit atpnrbeu Die gorbrreitnnaen
fit Deil am g~orubeno oes Gonfio-
gungStages itatifinbenoen Sabress
baQ pollenoet un0 orei Ganoioaten
oils WtitgIieOer a%ufgcnomnlcn, iorpic
,5lpei .lpeitere IN Sorihlog gebrad)t.
Damn fpl9te ole Domination fiir Die
beporItebenoe 9eomtenwobl. Non,l.
nirt luirrben: fir Eraitoent gomurb
gertbolme mo Otto Eeet, Sice.Er1.
iioent Soltis 9euid)el unO Selir SeiE,
.5dobntciiter @ilbclm 3lpidcr ilno
.Serm. Eeet, Sefretdr Seilrn Gugel,
Bad unb Sobn 2ebr; 6inon5-Gomitc:
Iartin SUM-, Sobn Wapr, Sobn
Mcubaus, Geo. Geiger, CIR. Shoa,
tppf ulio Sobn Srep.
Mblebcn. SIN glter bon "a
Sabrcn itorb eeiiern friib I'M 1913
llbr 6rau Nnnic 6. Serbcrt, 8ittmc
bon Inorelp Serbert. Iie 9eeroi.
gllrg iinbet morgen Nafmittng I'M
1a3 ll6r bonn 5rnuerbouic, Nr. 422.
Norb- YoppletonsSt r., ans auf Dem
.9puool-Ynr .3rieobpfe" Itott. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

ShItmme auaepItiben, anbdltenbe Ropff&mer.
Sen, iopie gIeifs ufo aurdfitfigfeit f5nnen oers
frieoen fperoen, ipenit Gle fn meiner gebanb.
lung untersiebsr. griuen pber Anaeneidier,
ntebrieften Breifen nnsefertigt. maein bon oeui.
Iben Strdniern fnbrt3irtes Wugenfpdfter Ut oas
bette fir idbfpade, robe oher entiinoete Mueen.
SrobeS Eager In fiinlilicben augen unb 1ber'
fnonisterp.
q. Maner rlnie; atteIe. ossii9ss S,siiier
Psmu1er 81 a6ten. (eept30,2&S)
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Baltimore Ohio Balm.
: TdaliN. IzdaIiN, msaenommeu SonntaeS
3Nur @onutdas.

1rprebhllle . Ntet etnnoe anf Der etnnbf" poi
Gambler i, Stniipn rur sterilization an Uos
hertaaen. 800 Bprm. bis 500 abents, NIT
TpamontDientt 8rhtsrs sbfabrt bon mt
marbinaton. SerIaaen mi. ropa. Ct, 900.
no 1850. "s.46, s9.48 !10.55, if1.b3 POP
niiftaae. 212 10. ii2.4e, l1.55. .2.43, 1850,
.4t4. t4.r5. 1875. 1900. 1885. 800, st0.65.
stf.32 Mbenbs; berl. gamoeu Ct, 10. 90, "a. is.
l6.3-. l7.2n, 1900. sa.30 $500. 1000, III 90
gorniiinas. it2.00 Eatts, tt2.Ob. 712.fS
M.no. rs. 200. 300. 1905. LOO. $50,
900, 's.i8. 1000, .lc.o5. lilo, '1.H
aunasolts. wt. m~osatetation, 1850 mS
2S.45 Nornt, ABE l5.5h ginbHt gamnensg Eta.
ton 1900 inb 2p,c0 Borm., li2.06 Waiitags,
300. 1886 tnb $40 @benos. 80
Trsber'6. Mi. gfUpdI Stdtte1. 7s.46, la.4e
Pnrnt. Camden Gtdtiou, R36, 1900. 70.ft
inh 1000 Borc', h.2b. 1850 uno $500 Ra0
@taAsaer. gpi. .osaI, 7.io gorm., is.As
.3.bn patm.. Gambler, '7.20 8orui., 800
l9.S0 uub 90 Nndin
faaerstsmu, lRt. Noboi Sta, N4b Form.
g 30 Tudbm.. gnmoen EtaiioH 1900 BORN.
q so nm, LOO qddm
gnitntt.gitp uho UT. vim, g-niben etaiipu
II7.a6. 7g;tb BORN. it.2b 1880. $40, ESQ
Surts' Yah gamben e,ut,on. 1929 Born
erraa, @t NonoI. s2.43 Ho6nr.. 9ausben.
400 Rddlm. NJ
SssaI ~tns efne ssN ebuabstsbis uns ret.
Dcrf, neuer Sermtnas IN Dretant spaRSlep
her etrabe, New.g)vrf. tesnetn mao 0stelt,
9Leutern nuk 0ef9xf$o. Bthrtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

pdHe tRr's NnsInnt teferat @. Maine. ~.
Ala. rft.6altimsre. ctr. nate Ssfxutsnte.0m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

sf,uar,e] audJs : @arnitnrcn - ilahe
0ticu ppcr pjeredige Wtitfe une eearfs IN
gruRer MnsiuahI pun Mufteru, In 2eipSia
nub 2onspn aetdrbt. Nie Greiie pou Sl2..
80 bis Sff0.
wltnt.S obtl @afe, nit 3, 4, ), 6 etrei.
fen, non $3.50 btS SD.
Wint.3u bcl srarfs in Suur,iu.6auos It..
5bter4@ffeften; cine pradltnulle Muitcr.
Nnenabl, non 5000 bio $3.50.
@die Suoipu NnH- Hub natirlid1 uns
rciSrbtr ruifidIe SubeisWaruiturru, BON
Si2J bis $3.50.
Srpaotail Eeriians uuo Garaeul.8 arni.
turrn In allru witni dleusiuertbeu Sncpns
In flat,en Wpire.6 ftefteu nno pGuffers"
2pdc, SIS bis 500.
9ihborm . (Saruituren aus beittu ruff.
if,eu 5eleu. IN onnfiem Hne belcn sdlnt.
tirunger. non St0.S0 BITS S25.
Waroer-Yei6 @arnttnren pun $50 bis
1850.
Masta.3sbel @%aruttureu, Der YclS, her
fir cipiB hdlt, puu $3.50 btc $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

VofaI . S6Iafoagarnt IIno ferfie 3iim De-
brnnn tn 9arloen' uro M NopaIsStation nm
10 nor @herhS.
md Ntiantte.Gttp tdgtt4. . nam Atiantte.GiS
Scnnta9s. ane 8hse baIien tn WiImtnstca;
q balt In Ghstlr.
VIfis. Mffom., Gemoens<tattou. sos. ls.Ie
Sorn.. ~. 20. 1910 gtaMm.; Wt. nonal eta.
7s10 1920 9ctm.. ~ 2h. 10 is RaAm.
Mberbeen Mffont, gdnlbet Station. hoe
Rndrr., 1910 Nbenbs; Mt. HnpdI etntion
n .05 Rc6m., s8.fb sbenes.
Hsferbirina bon @arrf IN G6ldf. ober gaes
lorsgr ugaons, GpeifesSaten etc. toerben f&neu
he',raf ner ssfrshau in cHer snIaerhsn ~iust.
9hreaur: GtorIes, uno 9nltimnres5irnbe: 6.
Wt. ~6cnobStation. 6. & z MT. Vernon 3f23;
ganicens statior S%rformatious I Riirrau. Ct
Raul si6. ODER no. eouriIan5 2T26. unb
Tr. 526. Gie'Droeopau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Nathan Gutman < Co.
9-Il-l5-l7 W. Lexington St. csa'',,
ll1ir mad1trn eimen metterrm Ntnnter-
lAmkamf feinrr atelsuaarru.

IS lit ois ser lleberporratb zines HepS1orf sSubriauteni ben
mir fur morgen 5ur crihn Sdau uMo gum oGertauf anbRteMt Sn
alien Siniityten piro es sic uidbtiate aaniselescnbeit in bieer Steot
ien, ga Sunoerte bon MODERN gcfertgieB DFdntelnL 4Searis,
.Sbroms." 9oaS, Mifie mS Erl5 .@arnitircn e~iuseidoHen linz.
@r garanircn sic @oatpnmenbct uno @dtheit zines eOen Die
ir Eel5itide - Mlasta Zeal, 3obeI, Wint, Ghindiuo, 0eEnein,
Gitrhnrn rSiitip 9pnrSpr or ,
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~. 9lomc, %; Ypplifont Goniel {.
WicGurlep, Ger. POI, Oit.2onpole.St r.
Sorris Cohen, %, uno Hoic Todi'
taeer. 81; gpplifant 9epis Goben.
Hr. l21, Norb.9iae.S trabc.
4 ehn der Scrciu."
Sn goigt's &oae 'bielt g~citern Nbcn0
Der ~Sehniihe &erein BON 9alti-
more" ieinen oiesmonotliden piiien'
ihoitlid)en Nbeno ob. YrGiiocnt ri.
horo SanoloB croifncte Die Ser,
inmmliing uno ertbcilte, nad)ocm ci.
nigc &outinceeitdfte crleOigt moroc!l
maren, &rn. Sllbert arefel boS @ort
81 ieinem 8nrtrogc iibcr oic gnlper.
Dung Der Eritfluit in Der Snbuitrie.
Serr arefel perbreitctc iid in cilrcr
fem oliSgcarbeiteten einItiinoigcn
Heoc NIT GROCER llebcriid)t uno ein.
gcbenrcr SahfcnntniB iiber Oos ge=
m1bltc Sbemn. Nafoem CT NIT gro.
Bem Veiiou Geenoet botte, entipann
lid cine intereiionte 9ebatte. in Der
onocrc Serren bon ibrcn %Grfobrunaeu
urb ilber hire Nniid)ten iiber Iritf.
Init unb ibre geripenoung iprofcn.
Sicrun ibloB iid) cine 6ioclitaS, bic
III Solge Der burd) Den ausgcjeidnc.
ten &ortro8 berporgeruicnen 0ilteu
Stimntun8 ouberit icuht'fr0bli1
perlief.
Sm 8eian9niB angegrii I.
fen. - Gie Neger Ranoau Small.
ipooo uto 2eonnrb SouibaQ, melde
Sem @efGngniB aIs 3eugen in einem
i'm Boli5cigeriht oes norolpeitlifJen
TiItrifts perbanbeIten Sale iiberpie.
len Doroen aporen, gerietben am
0onncritng in cinen @ortiireit, mo
ereriff Smollipocb iflieBIit eiten
9lcdbed)cr, nit ocnt er Soiltbaa ouf
Den 3apf lhlitg. Sa Worocin Soof
feline Wnht6efugniB bat. i'm @eiGpg.
nib ieltgrbaltcne 3eugcn 81 b~eitraien,
lieB CT geItern ourh oen Wd6tcr Te.
ter SUI pom Hifter @rarnan eincn
Serbaftsbefebl erlan9en, uno iiebt
jest SmnQluooo icinem bcutigen Ser.
Dor Dor Hid)ter Grammar in ser nlitt-
EoIi5eiitation entsegen.
aoltgeitelIt. - U. s. Sparfs
bon Nr. 904, @reennlount. apenlc,
puroe g~eitern bon Hidtcr Grammar
in Der mittleren Yoli,eiitation Dem
8eribtsperfobren megen tbdtliher
ansrifis auf feline 5rau Florence %.
Sporfs i%iberfpieien. Sporfs beiinoet
lid ieit einigen @oden auf elmer
.neiptoiir unb bebonbelt, ipenn er
liod) Sauic fonlnlt, feline 5rau tlnter
naer 8iiroc. als 1oIi5iit 1reemon
i'm geitern in Die mittlere Yoli8eijto.
ton brad)te, mar Sparfs anaetruu.
Fen, uno er miro I'M 8efdngniB, no
pr bis ST ieinem Vro,eB bIei6en
mub, pobl niidtern peroen miiiien.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
Items About the Mines and Min. eral Development CuIled
 From Exchanges
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA
Reports From Many Districts in the Territory, Telling Of Important Dis ooveries, Active Operations and Or sanitation of New onpanies

The most remarkable increase in copper production in the territory dur ing the year was made by the Old Dominion. of Globe, which shows what ample means and intelligent manage ment will do for property. However, it is expected that the output of the old Dominion for the year 1906 will be nearly double what it was last year, as the plant is being steadily increased in capacity, and the company did not pro- duce heavily until the latter part of last year. The United Verde will also increase its output at least 10000, 900 pounds. The Copper Queen, the Calu- met and Arizona, the Arizona Copper company, the Detroit Copper company, the Shannon Copper company, and in fact all of the old companies will ma terially increase their outputs during the present year, which, with the new companies now coming in will give the territory total increase of probably 25 per cent, which is big jump for one year, and will put Arizona up close to Montana, which is still in the lead.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
M0HAVE COUNTY
The Weeks Mining News as Reported
 by Exchanges

From the Mohave Miner.
 James Carter and Henry Lovin are making big money out of their lease on the water that passes from the tailing pit of the Gold Road mill into the can yon. The water is pumped into tanks and the gold in solution is precipitated by the ordinary method m use. It is said that the water carries about $l 25 to the ton, and a saving of Sl.0S to the ton is made The gentlemen have quite plant in operation.
 The new ore body in the Banner group of mines, at Stockton Hill. is improving with every foot of work. Sam Fields, superintendent of the mine, is enthusiastic over the manner in which the property is opening up, and believes it is one of the richest in that section. The machinery for the mill is being assembled and work of putting it together will soon be in progress. About 300 tons of ore is now on the dump awaiting the putting in commis- sion of the mill.
 Work on the Vivian mill is progress ing, but it will be several months before it is completed. The mine is said to be showing up big bodies of good ore. It is reported that the shares of Vivian stock are now quoted in the market at S1.75 each. which would give the mine market value of S875,- 900. This is not bad for Mohave county mine that was sold few years ago for less than $25,0O0
 Lee Johnson who came in from the Silver Creek section a few days ago, reports that in doing the assessment work on the Mossback mine Charles Burlock cut through fifteen feet of
 dge matter showing some gold, afte r. ward cutting through six feet of ore that horns $75 a ton or better. No walls have yet been encountered and it is believed that the vein will be found thirty feet in width at that place. The mine is one of the largest veins of ore in the Silver Creek country, and ought to become great producer. It is owned by c. H. Burlock and others, of San Diego, California.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
OUR NEIGHB0R FINAL
Mining News Reported by Our Arizona
 Exchanges.

w, B. Mitchell, general manager of the Big Lead Mining and Smelling company, near Kelvin, was in the city arranging for machinery for lOO-ton concentrating plant which will be put up as soon as possible, says the Phoe- nix Republican. Some publication was made short time ago by the Republi- can of the operations of the Kelvin Reduction company. This company is operating on leased property of the Big Lead Mining and Smelling com pany. It will be remembered that the Kelvin Reduction company had just installed and set in motion the Mac Intosh teaching process which was working more satisfactory than the management had ever dared hope it would. Speaking of it Mir. Twitchell said that the longer the process is tried the more apparent it is that new era has come to the reduction of ores.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18

Copper Mining company at Morenci. The ore came through Clifton and was transferred here and at Guthrie. The Era learns from Superintendent Rose crans that the winze being sunk from the mustard level is going down on a 26-inch streak of glance, and also that high grade ore has been struck in the lowest workings of the Copper Center Owing to the high price of copper MT. Rosecrans recently shipped car of low grade ore from the San Jose, and was greatly surprised to find that it averaged 22 ounces in silver and z per cent copper It seems that the San Jose ore is steadily increasing in silver values.
 M z. Elliott has received contract from the Arizona Copper company for the laying of an S-inch pipe line from Clifton to the new concentrating plant now being erected at Morenci by the Arizona Copper company The pipe line will be five and one-half miles long, and will take the place of the present line which now supplies the Longfellow concentrating plant, which was not of sufficient capacity to supply both plants. It will be some months before the pipe line is completsd, but it will be in oper- tinp hy tha tipna tha paw cancantratlnp plant at Morenci is ready for business.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
NOTICE OF POSTING
In the Probate Court of the County of

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Gila, Territory of Arizona;
 Notice is Hereby Given, That W. b. Fisher, guardian, having filed in this Court return of sale of real estate of the estate of Floyd ard Myrtle Fisher, minors, the hearing of the same has been fixed by said Court for Monday the 29th day of January, 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room thereof, at Globe, in the County of Gila; and all persons in terested in the said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any there be, why the said sale should not be confirmed. Dated January 18th, 1906.
 P. c. ROBERTSON,
 2. Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
Stakeholder Wagons.

A carload of Studebaker Wagons and Spring Work just received. See J. s. Miles
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
CLIFTON AND M0RENCI
Items of Interest From Graham County's
 Big Copper Camps
From the Copper Era

From the Copper Era
 Activity in mining is reported in the Dos Cabages district. The Great West ern Mining company, an organization of Salt Lake and Pittsburg people, have taken over numbsr of claims and have begun development work and the erec- tion of necessary buildings. The prin- cipal property bonded by the company is a group of claims owned by John L.. Bachelder, who was years ago a resi- dent of Globe. The price of the Bach elder group is $25OOO, of which the owner received 5000 down.
 Since the New England and Clifton Copper company announced its inten- tion of shipping ore, there has been a material advance in the price of the company's stock. In August and Sep tember the stock was not marketable at any price. The latest quotation on the stock was $2 for preferred and SIPS for common. The Antietam and he Ohio group make a remarkably good showing of ore for the develop ment done. Work that is opening up the old New England King mine is now progressing. The Era has been in- formed that the report of Mir. Austin showed that there was in sight in this mine something like $l, 800, 900 in ore when copper was worth Is or IA cents. It is not generally known in this sec- tion, at least, that the New England and Clifton company is backed by the Calumet & Hecla crowd, the strongest copper people in the world From the condition of the property, and from the crowd behind the enterprise, it would seem that the New England has very bright future.
 Under the new contract three car loads of ore were shipped last week from the Standard mines tc the Detroit
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-18
C0CHlSE COUNTY
Where Mining, the Chief Industry, is
 Very Active

Trainmaster Effort, of the South western, cgme to the city yesterday afternoon from Douglas, on routine trip over the road Regarding the coke supply for the smelters, Mir. Effort states that the situation has improved during the week, though they are stlll running uncomfortably close to the margin. There is at present about four or five days supply of coke on hand, which marks little gain over the two preceding weeks, when the supply was down at times to only enough for one or two days run. The Northeastern division has been open during the last three days and coke trains have been coming in from it.
 From the Tombstone Prospector
 MT. Joe Bignon of Pearce, who has been working on a group of claims on the west slope of the Dragons about miles south of the s. F. R. R., for the last few years, with varying results, has struck large deposit of lead and silver ore carrying high values in gold. Mir. Bignon is not saying anything about this valuable strike, but is taking out ore and piling it up on the dump. This property bids fair to become one of the big producers of Cochise county in the near future.