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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Better Try Again,

A recent number oi Outing con-
taihed a long rigamarole about East
en- Kentucky and her people The
following is a sample extract. II ii
no great Wonder that reading people
who know no better have yery err
rontnrs ideas regarding this section
pi Kentucky A magazine that could
ne Imposed upon With such stuff is
hardly worth the name
be best Shots iii the world a /.
ti'e henilek2 muHntaincers The
West has nothing 10 compare with
Them When Il comes to pulling a
suu quigkb and shooting acsuratelv
t'ls most expert 81 trontier bad men
would apiear sinU and clumsy by the
lha oi inaHf ~ ;hyt mountain ogt-
iaps They iealn % shO0' almost
as soon as tAea alaAte from Jhe
sale Nam II their sports relate
g sb0pans Tile proprietor ID tha
tfp7sfhah store hs shooting ral-
Jerry iH bis establishment. where in
uiue localities ua ruEAt find 4 slat
machine ln oac Aera saw wheel
7Hqtt tr F of q spinning wheel
Wth uIpe,s 81 ar,E6srd t1atataihe
u1mbf w M different 5Re M.
ehafee W mn dl cfntsi +
s1ot and ht participant picked hi,
humber Tae aaetd I'm III.
ety from toz st ealfid to
bar 0f corn meal 81 i side 81 sow
hfou araritls Is the s.ne of tR.
le 81 r5hdard trt Th,
wheel aas gIytr aIe 9hin IS a,
t4tkee1ar tgt Hieing ffanl q,
shnetHr au aulI ao, nHd oa
m Gin 3D. Htrtsai any proft rom
tlse 0Htriyaus+
Iraiaais thp asi respected fiilzei
SIS eastern KeHtstEs mountain dis
tt.s, uii SIN iefaa1 rs lives Il
fEr head ~ Fnar rark 4 stk III
r,fFg county sbsrealfrrd +. r.4tIH.
f nov d. uH a. about 7n bu
tlgf s. rs aaqaaturats e-asiin.
futth eFo aires 81 tfg fou5lu, ion
y tl alW Tsa raHs have a.feuIstol
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
The Longest Day.

On June 22, at a. m, the sun en-.
ters the sign Cancer and summer
begins. 1t will not, however. enter
the constellation Cancer until a
month later This is because the
equator of the sky is slowly changing
its position on the sphere. When the
sun reaches the equator on the 23rd
al next September, the DAYS and
lights will balance and the autumn
will begin. The sun is then said 10
he ia the sign Libra. But the point
4 Is no longer in the constellation
Libra. 1t is moving toward the west
ana will complete the circuit of the
sphere in 10000 yeas. This slow
westward motion OF the equator is
the so-called Procession OF the Equi-
noXes in which some astronomers
have asserted that the true cause of
the glacial epoch lies, and also even
the cause oil the distribution of the
land and water on the earth.
June - Is the longest day OF the
year The sun viii then rise far in
the northeast and set in the north
wesi for few hours in the morn
ing and evening 1t will shine on the
north side OF houses and walls which
Jun east and west On a dark night
the sunset glow can be followed all
night long until il becomes the sun
rise glow in the morning Even at
midnight the sun will be 50 short a
distance below the ground that Us
r. Glance may be clearly seen lighting
the sky in the north and extending
Upward toward the Pole star. in
Scotland the summer twilight is very
high all night long The sun does
not quite sink below the ground in
the north. but will remain showin,
In the sky throughout the entire
tWenty-four hOu 5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Rural Carrier Examination.

II b the purpose OF the CiTsl Ser
vice Commission to hold . rural
carrisr examination in this county
on saturday July Is, 1907 In order
that a register OF elgibles may be
established for this office II is nee
essai y that not less than six persons
fOrEdrd. on the prescribed form.
proper applications. so that they will
reach the civil Service Commission
lhu-al Carrier Divisionl. VI shineton,
D. -. on or before Wednesday. July
,. 1857.
The necessa-y application blanks
MAY be obtained by apT5 cation -
POSTMASTER A. ~ Hughes These
sbanks state fully the requirements
arG there are quite a number The
applicant must no; h under l. nor
over q years Of age tie must have
tvO aims and two legs. and must
mt be crippled 50 as TO require tne
aid OF crutehes He mus be strictly
temperate ana there are also many
osher essentials
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Praises Our Hospital.

10 esteemed urighhur lduI q
I'd feel proud ~ the fiHr hnsFiai
completed A modern g. lelure
gers r,aptt. 40 pretfirr ioatiuu
8 havc becn ipund 10 Jhe saHi,
Surrounded hy beautiful Shade
aud aiuuaud na the bank ~
Wr sandy IN quiet part
thr town. Eiwryiew Hospital
location accoad a. none iu
state The building and sfaIats
about Slt.Om pr y u lolk.
Inn Cas- and tho physicians Of
are the osnpra ~ thr husPl-
aHd w understand t saA t1n-
tea more for the ia posc uf tak
are ~ the sick than iuf profit
mhef 81 nra class trained Harset
been employed and A. HoaH q
furniture and fixtures arrive sac
lfai ulil 10 ruadi 10 accommodate
sick The HERALD takes pleasure
ommending thls WORTHY ihsiitn.
10 the people Ut this scctioH ln
ne eta.a tha sick shoeld b.
e. 3 sod hospital Nhere ihs
atirntinn Il assured Ths boss
81 Louisa viii sivv tar very
service rsintesille Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21

There are a good many dollars
naid the Big SANDY News by persons
no, Interested in the jamestown con-
tei and who do not cast any votes
in ii Tlese We designate as
Don't Care" votes. In order 20
stimulate the work FOR new subscrib-
ers We have decided to divide these
votes amongst the three candidates
having the most dollars on new
subscriptions to their credit at a
dafe 70 be announced later The
division OF these votes will prob
a0ly be 90 per cent to the one
having the largest number 30 per
cen; to the next and 20 TO the next
Definite announcement will be
maae a little later This is q
double inducemeni 10 work for new
subscribers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Wasting Them.

Nany persons are wasting 10 cent S
vs,rth Of STAMPS whish they a7e af-
fixing 20 letters or packages which
they eNpect 20 b. cent under the
7v,ial delivery rules. In accordance
vuh new ouier Of the Postoffice
Department. bul which does no; take
etfeet until luly I TIE new order
provides that L VII no be necessary
on and after that dab to afiiN a
special delivery stamp 10 "a letter or
parSsEe hut that il Wiu be sufficient
if it cents worth OF ordinar, p1SJa-s
stamp, are affixed u tn, mail matter
utcbG,d for { ausmiSSiOu as special
de,vtry However. the vEriis Special
Delivery must be written on the adj
dress side. otherwise il viii be sent
AS urdmary mail mattef and all of
the stamps cancele.l
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
.al Preach Opening Sermon,

] W Critics. pastor q the
strcB VI r Church south
rushurE. uhsrc The Western Nir-
conference % that dcnomino-
Is 20 be hold lu Setdsmh.r D
ag arrangements for the catrr-
eut ~ the ministers and "a
Uho vIn attend the biz iuecu
lies has partially aryarFcd ,1e
am nf devotional services shieh
bo held during the cnniervHe'
anh has announced th4t tle
ur aermon Vtu De- prearhri h1
|Res , n Rnrus 90 Huntington
|gpefaunuatr minister Of gee
|bcrn Methods. Church who u
l,een in tho ministry lHsi NlN
Dn the third d8y % September
Mr Burns viii each srmis
uuiai SERMON. on thr feui1E
ntemhcr 8 ~ 80 neioth
burns is a hpNhsr # Nrs ?
% this placr. arid . sell
\ D here
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
'ATER WORKS SOLD.
". Atkinson Bid. In The
Property at $lS.6eS.
,ps OF INDUSTRIES 70 Bt ADDED

siant TO an order OF the cir.
court the Louisa water works
me eity sewer were sold last
.ay by q " Castle the Court :
missioner. 10 the highest bidder
Wer WAS first offered and Nas
oft for s20e0 Then tie water
plant was put up aud knocked
,ar 81 900. the bidder In both
- being q " Atkinson ot
IdTa Tile whole outfit Wafks
aB Was then put up. and aiiei
"a Ut TIMES spirited bidding 4
oii tn Mr Atkinson Tor sl3Go5
sale was made ON a credit d
elye aud eighteen months h,
80 pixlnE bond vitb intef
r cent Tho bond wns given
4. Peters. NJ s Burns and
CARED uretles The sale ta
rauii med by thg tpurt witt
ID Il and thia viii muai ikel
~ De The opinion OF mAnA tl'
g sold sell
said that the purchaser o
Wats works plant VII install /.
|nr aud ilmeusIon min eleerl,
abi Ice plant % connection
she pumping stallion provide
can bus suitable site af
l5ta ftflfa Te4F haNF IL.
uhls l5cztiog FOR tbls Plr5oa.
la 10 bs hopsd the esuef
encourage the enterprise bY 81
tie property a. reasonable
II ia great ui.etake &,
] 30 The anY ~ neN cutrrprisc
Hng eAofhiiaIh hrirfs for prop
present loatian ~ the pump
station Is net suitable FOR d.
purposes being in q street
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
The Convention.

The Convention 10 nominate
Democratic candidate Tor Circuit
Judge will take place Saturday, i
is on the old time STYLE of Siandins
in line and heing counted. except that
tae voting is Gone at the usual vOt-
ing place in each precinct instead OF
only at the county seat The voting
in the various precincts will be done
at the same time. The interest Is
We v grNaf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Kestukcy Normal Coli ge.

lhe h.l weathe iuterfer,.d very
much With the Kentucky Normal
Collcge h,,ck sard With .Syorabls
weather there would nov have been
one kiln rr9jy 10 bgrn Co.'S p og-
less has hsea mSde thfS week. how
ever. aud the work is being pSsbed
With all PosSible haste
< catalogues for TIE i905-S tern ot
he colless has been Issued ard is
Tow heinz seu out. A VERY suoossS-
nj Near is lnoa Tor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
One of Our Products

One of the biggest. il not the very
lareest saw log eve taken fEem the
forest OF the Big Sandy valley will
be down ON the present freshet. IL
Is the property OF John Bentley and
George Belcher, Of Pikeville. who are
owners OF a large numbe OF logs in
the river coming from tie Pond
river section. The monster log Is
poplar. containing more than $50 cub
ic feet. II required twenty-six yoke
cf cattle to place the log In the
stream.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Gone to Louisa.

nriys Suiytr. Who inf t'me
hi hc would locate IN Hunting
|aad engage in the coutmcting
oss. Ia the house huiltOne Hue
changed his mind. and decided
into the railroad tie husincss s
e SANDY Difficulty iu securing
|i@hle dwelling In nnntlugtnu
10 DO With Mr. Salycrs' desisAn.
looked tQr thrce weeks and
L'nsble 20 get the Kind OF house
|antcd. He and his fairils Ion
morning for Louisa, where they
taken a house Tor the summer
lettshurE Tribune
Sal,er has rented the pr Cant
house on Lock avenue and will
n x as a residence
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
That Combination Offer

The rrcat combination offer g
twelve papers and masatiues sto1s
with the Big Sandy News. an TOT
81 viii expire H. - lt Is ini-
r,.sihs far MS to obtain further
e,f.asion This is the gfvttest ciiet
ever made and d will 81 BE- re-
iaatsd III you want 10 await N"af-
s.i,,s of il Vuu must do - imme-
diaieN There is EOcd re21'rg mat
viii Interest every memher ot tne
family
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Get On To Their Curves,

Tn. local hail team h1s closed with
the manager OF the Boston B!oomer
Basc BAH team for game AT FoIn-
tain Park next FRIDAY. Inse -
This novelty should and vii attract
a big crowd To the Park a match
game ID base hall between elths, one
OF which is made up entirely a girls.
is not seen every day. aud these
women sTe said to De- very line play
ers. The novelty OF The OCCASION viii
no ,lonhi nroNe very alIraeliYe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Big June Rise

Friday June n. will he remembered
Il, the date OF prohahly what was the
biggest rise in The Big Sandy during
the month OF June On tlat day the
hhlcht OF the river 81 thin point vas
90 feet. as shown hy the gauge Ol
IN. lock. From the Louisa and Fort
CAY bridge the fuli size ard sweep
o the swollen. drig-hden 1--WE
co,ad be witnessed. and that point
VA thronged by hundreds 10 witness
The unparalleled June freshet
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
lgular and Fatal Accident.

accident very singular In is
ctcr aud fatal in its result cf-
I In Martin county one day last
A litie boy named Miille
oas while running about With
|iitiug needle tn his moitN
led and fell. the nccile pierc-
Is threat II at once began %
prOfusely. aud in spite oi aii
'eould be done the little fellow
hlcd To death This sad acsi-
happened at the house OF VIII
the child's grandfather, ON Elk
about tn ee miles IRON War
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Makes Charge Of Forgery

To tie FAubEo:--
I sent out an article over nay own
name in defense OF Judge Redwine ia
renly To an article published owe;
the name VI Mrs Wat A. Kitchen.
which is the only statement | have
made and which is the trJHh. II any
other statement about this matter
is published over my name il is false
aud forgery. and | shall hold any
one signing my name TO any other
statement other than said reply re-
sronsihle for such forgery.
Mrs. Alice Blair.
Subscribed and sworn TO by Mrs
Alice Blair before ME. this June II.
1907. Jno. A. Gray, Notary Public.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Visiting the Locks and Dams

i. M Ben Thomas of the L. 5. En-.
siueer office. Cincinnati. was here 4
few hours last Monday, Mr. Thomas
is ON his annual tour bl inspection
visiting the various places wheoe the
Go, eminent is improving the watel
WAYS in the Cincinnati district, While
in Louisa he was the guest OF Aug
ustus snyder
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21

Above is a correct summary OF the
candidates and their votes up to
Thursday morning Of this week All
ballots will be preserved SO that any
question that might arise may be set
tied beyond question.
We expect to have the con
,es, party stop over in Richmond.
va. which is very interesting city.
because Of the knportant part play
ed there in the history OF this
country Also, on the return trip
We hope TO arrange to come from
Norfolk to Washington City by steam
er. stopping en- route at Mt vern-
on. the home OF George Washington.
Washington is the city OF greatest
interest TO every citizen OF the Unit
ed States
From Norfolk there viii be side
trips to Virginia Beach and Old
Point Comfort, two Of the most
popular bathing resorts on the At
lantic coast A dip in the ocean
and a view Of this great, restless
body OF water is alone worth thc
cost OF a trip.
Don't you think all OF this 1.
worth an effort2 II you would iik,
such a trip free OF cost. or If yoJ
have friend that you want to hay,
the benefit OF this great opportun
/ ity, nov Is the time to enter III,
contest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
To be Married June l6h.

4 vcddins o, two 0t the mos'
prominent yonug lropie ~ ""sS
65,fs il rhronicled TO June seth
rt, nrstt, bride is the daughier oi
Ar and Airs C + Everett. et that
rlsee ana the groom is M Henry
'rhc,nhnrr Miss Evc EFT has nuns
sfous relatives in Louisa. heing a
descendant Of Frederick Moore, de-
,,,a~,..;
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
Factory fOr.LOckha,en.

A large woodworking factory Will
locate at I.Ockhayen. ius across he
river from Louisa The proprieiors
expect to get il into operation sumo
time in July. Hickory will be the
wood mostly used. and 1t will be
worked into Various products The
plant is TO be moved here from Ohio.
|; is an old and Yery Sncce sstul
company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up Al Pike Paint and
PrestOnsburg.

:. : Cassidy. editor OF The Plain
n aler filed in Pike Circuit Court a
suit Tor libel against W. B. Johnson
for $4,000 on account OF an article
Published over The defendants name,
which appeared in a recent issue Of
the New Era
Prestonsburg. June lS.-The body
o. Scott Wells. OF Moods. this county.
was taken from the river here today
\ ellis WIS oaught in line while
irving TO Land a raft OF timber above
here this morning, received fatal in
jnries and Was Pulled into the water.
Loemen here went 10 the raft TO
remove the line. and after pulling it
il found the body IN the river \
Cnroners inquest failed TO develop
Ehother death vas due 10 INJURY or
browning
Fikevi,e, June lL-This morning
hesween 80 aud 1 o'clock when the
en- ire town was wrapped IN slumher.
snlH one across the river yelled fire
which arOt sd some of ths Aleepy
ciu1ens On this sila. Who discovered
thaf the elegant residence OF Mrs. p
Davis. al the extreme lowe end OF
Nam street. facing the river. was a
mass of flames The alarm quickly
SPREAD and many of the citizens were
souR on the scene and the large hose
pat into operation on the outbrild-
ines. Ia an endeayO TO save the fine
home of Matt Amick adjoining. a
the Invis home was already doomed
when the fire vas discovered. The
Davis house and its contents were
DESTROYED and the Amick home vas
badly damaged
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21

The luscious strawberry remains
only as a delightful memo-y. The
crop Was good while il lasted. the
homegrown product far exceeding in
size and flavor tho imported article.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21

sullivan 4 60 have msie some
ehanecs in their store building by
no,tinr another door ON the Main
cross street side and making some
changes inside.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
THE FREE TRIP.
Much interest in the Big Sandy News Trip To
Jamestown, Richmond and Washington.
NEW FEATURE ADDED TO SIMULATE SUBSCRIPTION WORK

Miss Ethel swetnam. Wilbur, 5765.
Mrs Julia Allen, LoWmansville, los.
grs. J. W. Hinkle. R'h'rdson, 3
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-21
DISTRICT 4

DISTRICT 4
No Votes
Nir Fannie Wade Louisa ll.e50.
Miss Kizzie See. Walhridse. lo.GS0.
Miss Minnie Stone Louisa. Ais,
Miss Janet oBrien Louisa, Sf05.
Niss Emma Carey Louisa 1926.
Nzs Nancy Preston. Louisa. 6
Kiss Ida Hulette. Louisa. 6
DISTRICT B.
NHs Fanny Thompson, kiuner. 1856
Mss Bertie Cooper. Cherokee, 1926
Niss Lille Chambers, Estep, 7s5
Miss Mary Queen. Hulette. 430
Mss Dora Moods. websyilfe.
DISTRICT c.
Mrs Elizabeth Burgess.
Georges CptA. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
MARKET STRONGER;
 IS STILL UNSTEADY
CopperS Lead in Advances at |. Weeks 0pening-C. & A.
 Advances.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Tho copper market, in fact nearly all the markets looked somewhat pet ter this morning with copper stocks showing more strength than the bal ance. The market still seems to be somewhat unsteady, however, and it's action depends on the condition of the New York market. which was some what cratic, closing weaker than 1t opened. In the local market Calumet & Arizona showed excellent strength at the close, jumping to $ITs.0O and woudl not be surprised to see higher prices tomorrow as the stock has been bought around these prices. Superior was another to take on strength at S23.25. North Butte took on a few points reaching s103.0O but broke at the close to s101.50. Denn is also stronger with sales in Development at $55.00 and the Denn Mining show ing good demand at s15.75 with none offered at that.
 American and Warren held about the same with light demand Greene stocks picked up with sales in Greene at $27.00. and in Greene-Cananea at S1S,25. Central was inclined to be somewhat weak at S2S.50. Greene Cananea certificates are now issued and trading should be better with the stock out. The balance of the market is just about holding its own with no change to speak of.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
INCoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 FRED G. HAGEN, Mgr. FRONT ROOMS 8. |. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA. ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION
 WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS. PHONE fss.
 naA nKCr ETTER
MARKET LETTER.


 March 11-Iiquidation still continues in the stock mar kets, although slight i'm provement is visible. A select few On the boards record no changes to speak of. What im- provement is noted in coppers has taken place principally Ill the listed issues. In the curbs the strongest stocks are Shat tuck, American, Globe Consol- dated and East Butte. In the lower priced stocks wolverine & Arizona is the leader and is being bought freely on any slight breaks. The markets in a general way will be stronger before the close of this week and stocks should be bought on sharp declines.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
.ARIz. NATIONAL HAS
 4 PER CT. COPPER
Contract May Be Let For Tun- neI and Raise on Pinto
 Creek Property,

Advices received in this city yester- day from the property of the Arizona National property in the Pinto Creek district. near Globe, continue to be encouraging to local bondholders and indicate that the reports formerly sent out on this property were not at all tho sanguine. According to Superin- tendent Kelly of the mine, the work ings are now in a continuous ore body and assays show the values to carry at least per cent copper with good values in silver and gold.
 Eight prominent stockholders and directors of the company are now in Globe and a meeting is to be held to- day to decide upon the future develop ment work to be followed out there. It is the intention of the company to let contract for further work in the tunnel and for raising.
 The bonds of this company, which were put on the market are selling rapidly and there is a report from Arizona National, 10 tbe effect that negotiations are now pending for the sale of another large block of these bonds. If the deal goes through 1t is said there there may be no further sale of bonds in Arizona. The bonds sell in denominations of S100 and the first s175,000 worth carry with them a double bonus of shares Of stock, equal ling in par value twice the face value of the bonds.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.

Bisbee. Ariz, March II, 1907. nI5 hemarke !
 The market today is quiet and life less. However, the forced liquida- seems to be over and most Of the stocks show gains for the day and closed strong It appears from all indications that the bottom has been reached. Calumet & Arizona is hold ing well at sIT4.00 Butte suocks are all showing strength as the labor troubles there have been settled sat isfaetorily. North Butte advanced three points and Amalgamated also gained one point. Superior & Bos- ton sold down as low as $21 50 but strengthened again with saIes at S23.25 at the close. American and Warren are also showing up firm, the latter slightly stronger. Denn was again a feature, advancing to S5S00 bid and closed at that figure. Greene issues are all looking better Shat tuck Is firm around S40.75 Wolverine & Arizona and Butte & Arizona are practically unchanged. Think there are good profits to be made by buying on any break from present prices.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
LINING Sr1ELTERS5-1 MAPkETS SI
SHELTER FORqu119 .e MITCHELL MINES

GLOBE, March 11.--Several of the Mitchell mines will start shipping ore to the shelter at once, and coke Is ar- irving daily. Shipments will be com menced from the Schulze No. I. the Five Points and the North Dominion. The converter for the smelter is not expected for several weeks, but the company will produce matte until it arrives.
 Superintendent J. c. Britt reports a good strike in the Schultze No. l, which was made the latter part of the week. Black Copper and Cuprite was struck in the bottom of the shaft, anu there is over twelve feet of this rich ore. a
 The Gibson mine, the wonderful producer owned by two men, which first demonstrated the value of that section of the district lying west of Globe. Is seeing prosperous times. the net profits for February being Ine