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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
MOVING PICTURES

A youngster fleeing down the yard.
An angry gobbler following hard.
Two twinklln, legs-a headlong dash.
The gate shuts with resounding crash.
One happy boy, so full-oh, my!
His girth's increased till buttons fly.
Two drumsticks. bare, adorn his plate
"A wishbone, tool He laughs at fate.
M. N. T. 3
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

For sale-A set of secondhand reso-
lutions; will be one year old January
next. Are in first-class condition. as
they have never been used. Apply at
the executive chamber. Sacramento.
CaJ
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

When the health department of Los
Angeles becomes bone Of contention
among ward politicians, isn't 1t time
for a crusade for the sanitation of
politics?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

Do you want your friends back east
to know something about the great
prosperity and marvellous growth of Los
Angeles? Send them a copy OF the
Christmas edition OF the Los Angeles
Herald. There are eighty-four pages.
Wrapped and ready. Five cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

The "teddy bear" has gone the way
Of the "fifteen" puzzle. Now If some
body will devise ways and means to
rid the country of that Internal game
(O called "diabolo'. we will stand pre-
pared to make good on our new year
resolution to abandon all forms Of
profanity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

with Helena. Montana, closing it's
saloons from to 6 a. m, who is per-
tinacious enough to insist that the pro-
hibition cause is hopeless?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27

1t is to be hoped that the navigators
Of the Pacific feet will not allow any of
our crews to be stranded on the shores
Of the Patagonia OF old. We do not
want our sailors to do the fat mission
ary stunt for the physical benefit of
the voracious cannibals of the south.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-03
Dress Goods Department

Our dress goods department the pride of the store reflects the exclusive weags American and European mills and the work the worlds most artistic designers Orders placed for these goods before the financial furry when had every expect of the heaviest selling in the history of Globe The goods here many of them yesterday They shelves We going to have the big trade anticipated but the profits all yours Price and quality will quickly this mighty stock, despite the money stringency
 glossy you 7S would normally sell $4 In this great AIJ s Rss hs o %1nt sda plain iss 5 sa % fancy stripes and p 35c Paona o c, % s a @ Ssss ya @ e~ ~ Globe They come in all the popular solid 5c M95as So fn n a%s sa and ous sold everywhere at s 65c Scotch 5 ds 5 5 always demand tor girls school dresses and regularly sold sS' 200
 
 cutting knife penetrated Ggams Pees Gs Cotton Henea Outings all and WaStngS
 ALL PRICES GIVEN ABOVE ARE DISCOUNTED PER CENT
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-03

House Furnishings Blankets all wool A size, selling for ST. 5O now $500. Cotton Blankets, 104, 114, 1924; selling for e-third less than you ever bought them. Thirty-sx inch Towels, 40 cents per pair. Bath Towels, 40 cents per pair. AI-wooI Carpets, 75 cents per yard Jap Matng 25 cents per yard Table Cloth, with napkins to match all linen, $325 set. @ In our Queensware and Glassware bfI1Y departments the magnitude of the W8SAV bargains is something wonderful. (I A7 You'll have to see this line. The GS-3 prices will surprise you.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-03
Mems Clothing and Furnishings

We have dozen pants in stock ranging from handsome dress trousers down the working kind which going to sell gass of Come and pick them out and the price will be obstacle in closing the deal
 Setson and Lion brand of hats staple granulted suf fer discount of 10 per cent from regular low prices
 a Shirts peated and plain se the kind that sells %2 where for S3; this YZA $250 here S75 S200 this $25 Mixed h eot9s ss and Wool Work Shirts regularly sold slo $115 Mems cotton fced Underwear, full Suits for CT 1O was $l5U n0w " A'AO All ~i1i }1i Underwear ssIs % the best obinaDt $2.25
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-03

 the o and mwha nodo through
   Fm tn nd prices prevail in every
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
SENATOR OBJECTS
TO NAVY LOBBY
HALE ASKS SENATE TO PREVENT
OFFICERS FROM LIGHTING
FIRE UNDER MEMBERS
NEW CHILD LABOR BILL.

Washington Jan 25.--The house
oday passed a number Of bills Of i
scal nature including $50 private
seusi bills. The agricultural appro-
priation bin was taken up and while
1t was under con Iteration. Kahn. II
alifornia, addressed the house on fire
Insurance companies and their rela-
ion 10 san Francisco before and af' or
hc ear houate ard fire
The question Of free distr. 3-tiau
Garden ed occupied The remainder
If re dav.
a resolution % check nacal officers
from lighting fires Under senators
ard members 10 compel the enact
meut Of the naval per onnel bin a.
this ssion was pr senicd On the
senate TO-DAY ay Hale. and after caus-
ing snappy debate Of short duration
vent over for future consideration.
Hale's resolutions cites the presi-
dents order forbidding any gov r..-
ment employes to lobby" and di-
-ects an inquiry by he secretary OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
SANFOED WRECK
DUE TO METEOR
ILLINOIS MAN DECLARES SPARKS
CAUSED EXPLOSION OF CAR
OF POWDER WHICH DEhcL
ISHED TRAIN. KILLING THlR-
TYFiVE.

Tore Hagc. Ind. Jan. 25.-That e
meteor sea or the car Of powder am
caused tac disaster tho Big Forr
ACCOMMODATION train a. Sanford. Ind
lasi Saturday niE-t is tbc assertion If
z. r Brown Edgar county Illinois
Brown lives uear Paris AMI stated
today tina. on % nigh of The diss ter
and a. the time Of the explosion q me-
teJ. passed over his place.
Tho meteor said Brown. u.as mos
ing 90 The direction OF Stafford ami
leIt a trail Of SPARKS Almns imm T.
diaiely af e- .t- app arance. Dr. said.
the expl3si u OF rha car of powder cc-
cHfred Others living go The vicinity
today stated ihee also SAYS 'he meteor.
The acc0mmod3t oa train which
was andine an o. track next '7 The
car RI powder was H.mc'.-hei. Twea-
ty-zeve n7ss-rz-.E were fiied and
- hurt The cause % Ire explosion
vas a mystery and has since beer the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26

The Dick Fowler was not in port
Yesterday. The high water has made
( impossible to land at most places
between here and Padncah
The White Sox. gasoline yacht
IS coming up from Memphis.
The towboat Kit Carson. off the
Paducah ways was expected to pass
down last night
The Stacker Lee is laid up at ST,
Louis because Of high water
The Peters Lee is expected to come
out from Louisville for Memphis next
week
There has been no report of any
Incident 10 steamboats, during tho
hood so Gar.
Within the next few days the river
will be going down and leave a broad
streak Of yellow mud on the leyes
Iope. and Wharfmaster McHale will
rave to do some house cleaning.
All the small towns between Louis
vile aud Evansville have suffered
much damage from the food.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26

navy TO ascertain whether the order
lis being violated.
The urgent deficiency bill carrying
| $1,000 as it came from the house
and authorizing by a senate amend
emit. a loan of 100000 TO the
jamestown Exposi ion company was
rassed The latter pat If the day
was devoted to disposition Of pension
bills
Senator Simmons today introduced
child labor bill designed to make
! il unlawful for any interstate cerrier
10 transport from the state of pro
ouction into another stat the pro
ddcrs of any mine or factory in which
lc1ildrcn are employed or permitted
to work in violation of the child la
Dor laws OF the state in which the
factory or mine is located
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
FAILED TO AGREE
representatives Of Cairo Traction CO.
and interurban Will Hold Another
Meeting-Prospeets Fa-
vorab-.

There was a conference between
&c personalities of the Cairo Traction
Company and the Interurbau people
Thursday night. but no agreement was
reached. The latter viii not consent
TO any arrangement VIII oh does not
grant them a franchise on Washing
ton avenue coming direct from IA
city council and a proposition from
them win this proviso co-diJionc r
upon Joint use of both tracks by both
rompanie and absolute ownership %.
both by Traction company If the In
terurban does not utilize fl within @
given rime. is NV being considered
by he Traction Company Auoth
meeting Is 10 bee held ia the near IN
urc TO confer further and 30 is De-
eyed that an agreement vii. lc
reach d.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
THE REFERENDUM
Weather Against Large Vote For
Mayor-Totals Will Appear
In Sundays Bulletin.

| The weather was again the may,
! orally referendum. People must have
some hing mere urgent than the cast.
( ing of a straw ballot to induce the Il
o so ont OF their homes or comfort
able offices On a day like yesterday
Hence the vote was light.
The total vote will be counted II
night and tabula el. and published in
sunday morning. Bulletin. The COW
dilates with the reasons for nom.
mating them were as follows Ia
evening
n. H. HALLlDAY-Energetic. 81,
cessful business man.
GEORGE T.. FlsHER-Good. ente
prising citizen. popular with tn
ladies'
GEORGE C. KoEHLER-His rec
ord as alderman.
c. s. cAREY-General cxecutiv
ab.li y--Best qualified. has large in.
ierests in the Seventh ward.
GEORGE PARsoNs-Let vel
enough alone-He 8. fcl the best ia
terests Of Cairo
EDWARD MELEY-He could lie
easily elected
W. }. JoHNsToN-Ex Excellent h7si
ness man. level-heaIed regarding
public Affairs. energetic. progressive.
THOMAS J. kERTH-Co1servafive.
able and successful fu business. time
70 devote 10 peoples affair. VIII
give us an honest administra ION.
w. p. JUNE-Practical and pro-
gTezzivp
W. Il. WOOD-He s. the Logical
candidate--He IS likely 70 keep his
oath If office.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
ON THE RIVERS.
OBSERVER SMYTH PROMISES
STAND TONIGHT OR ToMoR.
ROW AND DECLINE MON.
DAY
WILL NOT co TO SOC
eirds Point. Mo-, Under Water, River
Going over Cotton Bet EN-.
rankment- Falling at
Evansville.

Last evening the river marked 49,
Get on the Caro- suage. showing q
se of 6 of a foot in "a hours One
year ago it marked 33.9 feet.
From $50 m, till $50 p. m. yes
tcrday the rise here was only . Of
Ia loot and it IS confidently expected
by Obsct?e smyth, that it will come
he a stand rhis evening or tomorrow,
at a stage but VILE over 50 feet.
An important influence r. checking
he ticod hrrc IS that The water is
running over the Cotton Belt tracks
at Birds FONT to the depth Of nearly
foot and half mile wide Re
port was that the embankment had
heen washed ont at several places
last evening. The water runs over
fae enbaaknient at Birds Point and
,mes blck irIo the Mississippi b.
ay of Brewers Lake, near O'Brien s
landing.
While this floods Birds Point pror-
~ It does not overflow the bottom
ands back of that city which ar
protected by leyee which is highe~
thon the Cotton Bel or Iron Noun
ain emblTmeuts.
The ferry aaat Three States was
compelled to abandon the Missouri
landing yesterday because OF the
Hood, there being no place to land.
Observer Smyth feels confident that
there will be a decline in the river
here by Monday night The crest
If the food ina reached Evansville
Yesterday ana a decline will be re
ported from there this morning The
snow Of yesterday will not affect the
food as the weather win remain cold
OdaV
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
WILL BUILD AN
ELECTRIC ROAD
PADUCAH AND EASTERN CAP
TALlSTS ORGANIZE COMPANY
FOR BUILDING LINE
FROM HICKMAN TO
ST. LOUIS.

Local and Eastern Capitalists arr
organizing company to build 81
electric railway from Hickman. ky
to St Loais. work on which is eX
pected 10 start this spring The con.
pany will be capitalized at s50,000
with the privilege of mourning an
indebtedness of $4,000 600 The road
will cross the Ohio river at Metropolis
or Brookport, H., and will pass
through Paducah A Paducah man wiz
probably be president and the an.
ticles of incorporation will be filed at
an early date The road will haul
both pas engers and freight II viii
be known as the Paducah Southern.
Railroad Company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
THE WEATHER
ssYssssi..asss''stss'iss'issississ;s ,is.sss.ssss
Continued Cold Promised For To-day
Yesterdays Snow Extended
Up the Ohio Valley.

Yesterday was ain ideal winter day,
Snow fell to the depth of | "A inches
and there was crisp north wind
with a maximum temperature OF %
and minimum of 20. At p. m It was
n and the street record was the
same at u O'Clock last night
Light rain or Snow was reported by
the government bulletin yesterday
from % points the heaviest being .12
Of an inch at Galveston, The snow
extended through the Ohio valley BE
low zero temperatures were reported
at eight points in the northwest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
Vcccia .ecretary propaganda, co
gprniuu no case

Vcccia ecretary propaganda, con.
corning the case
Bonacum communicated Murphy
pri st of the Catholic church at Sc
ward. Neb, and sought TO eject 10 him
from the church. Trus. ees Of the
church interviewed and effected an
order. yesting the title 10 the church
property I'm tn m. Murphy filed i
cross bin asking that the case be dis.
missed and the bishop enioined him
from further prosecuting the suit, in.
volving the same ! sues. until the
controversy had been decided by high
or church courts This prayer was
granted 10y the supreme court. Litlga-
tion between Murphy and Bonacum
has u,iuued for more than ten
years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
BAD For Flood Sufferers.

The stopping Of boats on account Of
high water is likely to have distress.
ID families in bad shape at various
POINTS along the river As long as
packets were running regularly there
was better chance OF relief in case
IF need. The withdrawal Of these
boats may leave people in flooded
districts for days in dire need OF aid,
D fore they are discovered by come
stray craft
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
WABASH RAPIDLY RISING.

Evansville Ind. >an 25.-The Wa
bash river has been rising a an
alarming rate all CAV at Nev Hor
mony. Ind. and Mount Carmel I'll.
and in many other places. The river
has spread out over miles of iich
wheat land Al Mount arme many
factories are closed as a result of the
Good.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
CONSUL TO TAKE
UP CHURCH FIGHT
CARDINAL ooTTI AT Rome 70 Be
ASKED CONCERNING LON3
STANDING BoNACUM AND
MURPHY CONTROVERSY.

Rome Jan. 25-Bislop Bonacum
r Lincoln. Neh-. has arrived here
f- grarrei 81 long standing wi'1
Rev. William Murphy. Of Seward
Neb. is O.. present undergone nev
phase. The American consul here
Hector u. Castro. has received poFer
% interrogate Cardinal Got-i and Mig.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
START HARVESTED INQUIRY.

Washington. Jan 25.-The depart
trent OF comm roe and labor. through
.the D reau Of corporations. has be
qua an investigation Of the Interna
toual Harvester company. The in
80 lection. it is announced viii be
carried on as rapids as is consistent
with great thorJuEhness. Officers Of
tine brr am have been i'm conference
with represen tatives of the Harvester
mpany and say they fed there viii
1e no objection made 70 the scope o.
character of the investigation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26

An eagle has been observed % rise
from the ground al5 completely dis
rres. in=o TIRE zzg UIthia fe-aa min
1tsa- Eagles slue-Ines scar 10
teigtt1 Of 1920 1a-t OF uore
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
? IT SMYTH
Local Forecast r
New Nat,onaI pr.siden.

Word from President Gausman Of
the Cairo Marine Engineers. who IS in
Washington attending the National
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26

subject Of an examination by official
of the read and the county coroner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and yicinit.-Partly cloudy
and continued cold The minimum
temperature tonight will be about 16
degrees.
Illinos-Fa.r; warmer north por.
ton
Kentucky Fair and colder Cold
wave
Tennesse e-Partly cloudy and
colder Cold wave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
Syndicate May Take Oliver.

~, r., .b,t ,La Ma huv.C lilies.
-,
PIE company Of Ne" 'oiN' M 0',
was Ia per cent " "S 'ep' e71l-,- ~
me conference ieauS i"'i' my
parties - oeiiel 'H''' d 0o''i"''''', we,
pay De io'hieo oe' " con ga Il III anu
OilVe'
Inc McAtlhut'''il'e9p'e ~ n",,''
mas conFihceu hooSel en- anu al, ~
It's hhaAeial fespohs'oll''' IN" az
an investigator '"e 'ai'"' O0''''i'''
sion ollelats nave eAp' eS-e'' "'''''' "
tloh mar oliFet is "o4e 10 va. - 0"'
als eha OF the asl z 5il'eH'' an" ''7' =
"otla nave Deeh no question aS ~
awarding Inc contract 10 o'FeI anu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-26
Sun and Moon.

Sun will ri.e today .....7:lG a m.
Sun will set today ...5:10 p. m.
Moon will set tonight ..4:5S a N
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11
CHANGES HANDS
Bracking-Ebbley Company Now Owns
Control--A Promising Property

THE control Of the Hypotheek company has changed
hands. It is vested in the Brackng Ebbley COM
pany and they and their associates will probably
the active management of the property about the first
next month. Norman Ebbley will be general manager
and prominent local doctor will be president. The Sec
retaryshp and the treasurers office are already under
their control.
The change in ownership was brought about by the
sale by the Quay family of Kingston who were the orig
nal owners Of the property of their stock in the company
They did not majority but the Bracking Ebbey COM
pany purchased nearly 600 shares in the open market
and this added to the Quay holdings gave them majority
interest in the company
The mine is one of the best known in the district It
was recently examined and reported by Geo. R. Trask
and subsequently Mr. Ebbey made examination for his
own firm
The companys property consists of eight claims, be-
eved to be on the same the Bunker Hl and
known to be traversed by three parallel lodges. The
development is mainly by Of long tunnel and
shaft from it. The tunnel is 700 feet long It cut
the ledge when in 2l0 feet and then followed the vein
which it proved to have average width of 80 feet
The vein filling quartz and the naturalization mostly in
the form of "copper" with good gold and silver values The
tunnel has depth of 800 feet at it's face.
Near the end of the tunnel shaft was sunk 1856 feet
with levels at rs, lis and ITS feet The first and last
named drifts the ledge to the west while on the lis
foot level the drift is to the east All show increasing
naturalization with depth
General samples of the ore shoot show an average
width of II feet that assays four per cent in copper the
values running all the way from 81 to $48 to the ton
The new owners will push the development Of the
property soon as they take over the active
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11

New Corporation to Take Over Two Big Nine Mile Properties
100000 TO DATE
Net Profits of Snow Storm Net
That Amount

While not as old a dividend
payer as others in the district
the Snow Storm is making an
enviable record. 1t yesterday
paid its fourth dividend to its
shareholders. 1t was of $45, 600
like its two immediate predeces-
sors, the first dividend being Of
$4,000 The total to date is
now 1925, 600.
The mine can scarcely be said
to he more than two years old
and if it had nothing more to
show for profits than the above
dividends its management would
still have good reason to be proud
and its shareholders equally good
reason for satisfaction. As a
matter of fact it has earned the
further sum of $500, 600 in prof
its for the leasers before the COM
pany bought them out, so that
the mine has, in addition to de-
fraying the cost Of expensive deep
development, its equipment with
two tramways, a large compress
or plant, a 2OO-ton concentrator
and numerous other expensive
improvements and buildings,
yielded net profit to date, in
cluding its reserve fund, of ST.
600, 900.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11
INTERSTATE'S, GREAT SHOWING
Middle Vein Has Fine Ore Shoot
Nearing North Ledge.


Development work OF late In the
Interstate mine on Nine Mile, be-
tween the Callahan and Hercules, is
showing up a remarkably large and
fine body Of ore OF shipping grade.
In the drift from the winze from the
No. ) tunnel level there is now In
sight In the middle vein a shoot OF
ore that ranges from eight to nine
feet in width. 1t has been drifted
on for so feet and would probably
average $50 ton throughout. The
ore Is a mixture of galena and chal-
copyrite and where the copper values
predominant the gold values average
about $12 a ton.
On the main tunnel level a cross
cut Is now being run to tap the
north ledge at a depth of 500 feet.
The survey indicates that about SO
feet more of work will reach It. The
workings on the No. 2 tunnel level
and the Outcrop on the surface show
ledge 100 feet wide of quartz and
iron carrying a little lead carbonates
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11
Bullion Shows Much Ore.

A property that is being generally
overlooked just now by spectators
and investors Is the Bullion. It Is
showing up especially we'll and the
fine ore showings are not confined to
the east drift either as seems to be
the general impression. During the
past week the mine has been visited
by several prominent mining men
and from one OF them we learn that
the showing OF high grade chalcopy-
rite in the west drift from the lower
crosscut tunnel is fully as good as
anything that Is to be seen in the
drift to the east.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11
VERDA LOOKS WE'LL.
Osburn Company Is Developing Two
Copper Veins.


The Verda mine near Osburn IL
looking very well at present. 1t Is
located on McFarren gulch, about a
mile and a quarter south of town
and is owned principally by Osburn
residents. 1t has two big lodges run
ming through its territory and work
Is progressing on the development of
both with force of five miners.
On the north vein the tunnel,
which is an adit, is now in 100 feet
and shows fine six-foot vein with a
two-foot streak Of good grade copper
ore.
The south ledge shows on the sur
face a width of about 40 feet and is
being opened by a crosscut tunnel
which will tap 1t at depth of 800
feet. This tunnel is now in 1876 feet
and has $50 or IT'S feet more to run
to reach the ledge. The groupings
of this vein show great deal of cop
per oxides and little chalcopyrite.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11
BUNKER HILL DIVIDENDS
Last Years Record Likely to
Be Greatly Exceeded

On April 5th the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan company paid its
18th dividend. As usual it was
OF $3.50, 900, which makes the
total so far this year $720, 900.
The total dividends paid to date
are now IS, ,5S6, 900.
Last year the mine paid $2,-
$4,000 in IL dividends of $780,
600 each. 1t is now evident
that last years record is to be at
least equalled. The Miner be-
lieves it will be greatly surpassed
as the company's new tailings
mill is now successfully treating
LOCO tons a day from the old
mill. dumps and by that much
increasing the company's income
without any extra production
from the mine. Before many
months second concentrator
of an initial capacity of 5O) tons
will be working ON ore from the
mine, The output of these two
mills combined will necessarily
nearly double the company's in
come. The dividends from this
one mine this year are therefore
likely to exceed $3, 100000.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-11
Another Strike In NalDOb.

Reports from the Nabob mine on
Pine creek continue to be so favor
able that 1t is no wonder the stock
remains favorite with the public
The west drift on the 10O-foOt level
Is now said to have a finer showing
Of galena than even the east drift or
lpraise. Here a body OF clean ga
lena has been encountered that as
says better than any other ore vet
found In the mine. The shaft is be-
Ing unwatered to permit of drifting
ON the 200-fOot level.