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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
Arizona Mines


1.-THE Octave mine. which has been
Idle for the past six months will be
lhe scene Of active operations before
the hrst of the coming month. as soon
as the large pumping plants recently
purchased by the company are deliv-
efed. force of mechanics is at work. .
says the Journal-Miner. "overhauling
the machinery and getting it in shape
Tor continuous operations. when the
new pumping machinery is installed.
n number Of miners are at work in the
upper levels of the mine making neces-
sary repairs in the shafts and drifts.
The equipment consists of two
hoisting plants, a 40-stamp mill and
100-ton cyanide plant and other min
ing and milling machinery of modern
pattern.
The deepest shaft in the vein. which
is covered by seven locations of the
group is 1850 feet. This shaft will be
unwatered at once and the work of
sinking IT resumed. Sinking will also
be commenced on other shafts when
the water is pumped from the deep one
and large number Of miners will be
employed taking out ore in the differ
enL levels which will be treated in the
mill and cyanide plant.
The camp is located on a mesa on
the southern slope of the Weaver
mountains, a short distance from the
famous Rich Hill. about eight miles
northeast of Congress Junction. on the
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

gress being made i'm the drifts and
station in the new shaft on the ground
a large body Of ore was recently I'M
covered in one of the drifts and rich
Veinlets We're cut in the cross cuts in
the past ten days. The mines are To-
Gated about three miles east of Dewey
and about the same distance south of
the properties of the Yaeger Canyon
copper company. Copper values pre-
dominate in the ores.
NJ. L. Buckley. superintendent of the
blackberry Mining and Development
company, came in yesterday from the
company's camp in the Ash Creek
country. He reports a new hosting
plant installed and work satisfactorily
progressing in the development of the
mine. Mr. Buckley is accompanied BY
Philip Speck. treasurer of the concern.
who arrived here recently from the
east. Mr.. Speck expressed himself as
being well pleased with the progress
being made in opening the mine which
he believes will become one Of the
great producers of the country before
many months.
1t was learned, yesterday. that the
Midnight Test Mining company and the
Bed Rock Mining company, owning
properties in the Groom Creek district.
on the western slope of the Groom
Creek and Walker divide. would re-
sumo operations in a short time. and
that arrangements with that end in
view were under consideration by the
directorate OF both concerns Consid-
cradle gold ore of a high grade was
mined milled and slipped from both
mines, when operated some years ago.
but work was suspended on account of
internal troubles in the affairs OF both
ompanies.-Journal Miner.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

the ore body. from which shipments
are being made daily on the 265 foot
level. the second level extends along
the ore body for more than 800 feet
and fifty foot cross cuts have failed
to discover the side walls y conser-
vative estimate. based upon ore ex-
tracted. places the value Of ore ready
to break on the second level Of the
Senator Morgan Al $4,000. The value
Of ore shipments since the railroad was
completed totals $4,000.
There seems to be strong probable
ity of the erection of a smelter some
time in the near future in the vicinity
of Harris ranch, at the point where the
railroad crosses the Santa Cruz. The
railroad will doubtless be soon extended
down the valley to Calabasas and a
spur built to the Amardgosa and Red
Carbonate mines Of the Calumet and
Arizona
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
MAYHEM PROPERTY SOLD.
North Star Group of Claims Changes
Owners.

Chas. F. Fay and r. X. Humphrey
yesterday signed the papers giving
them sole title TO the mining claims
owned by Felix Mayhem. Nick Larsen.
Charles DeCorse. W. ID. Smith and Juan
Nerdugo. The price paid. as before sta
ted in the Yuma sun. was $3.50. 900.
each joint owner receiving the follow
ing amount for his share of the prop
erty:
Felix Mayhem, $166,66G: Nick Lar
sen, $4,000; Charles DeCorse. SO. 600:
w. ID. Smith and Juan Verdugo. each.
S16666
The first payment of $4,000 will be
made on February l.. and other pay
ments will be made as follows: on
December l. $S4.5OO: May l. 1908. SS4.-
500; September l. $Si.5OO: and on jan
uary l. 1909, the final payment of SS4.-
500 is to be made.
The purchasing parties intend to
open the mine at once and will estab-
lish an automobile line between the
new camp and Mohawk Summit. the
nearest railroad point.
The property sold comprises eight
claims in the North Star group. seven
of which are known as the North Star
claims Nos. to :. and the eighth as
the Pariz Arizona The property is stu
ated about two miles north Of the King
Of Arizona mines AT Kofa and were To-
Gated in October. 1906, the claims since
that time being known as the Mayhem
Strike.-Yuma sun.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
INDEPENDENCE NEWS.

Independence. Feb. 16--(Special
Correspondence OF The Republican, -
Our farmers are about all through
sowing grain for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glance. who came here
from Texas recently, are residing on
the John Orme ranch.
Peter J. Seller. from Olney. Ill. is
visiting Prof. Flock and other relatives
IN the valley.
Iohn Meyer spent several days OF
this week on his cattle range.
Mrs. Edgar Cowles is seriously i'll
with a complication o: measles and
pneumonia.
James Pilgrim of California. is visit
ing his cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fee
back.
Master Charley Orme of Phoenix,
spent Saturday in this neighborhood-
Mrs. Rousseau was a caller in this
vicinity last THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Flock spent We'd
ncsday in our neighborhood.
Gates Fowler Of Phoenix has moved
on his ranch in this district
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
EVER READ ONE OF THESE
GENUINE LETTERS
INSOMNIA
Leads to Madness. if Not Remedied in
Time.

Experiments satisfied me. some ,
years ago" writes a Topeka woman.
that coffee was the direct cause OF
the insomnia from which I suffered
terribly. as well as the extreme ner-
vousness and acute dyspepsia which
made life most painful thing for me.
Il had been a coffee drinker since
childhood, and did not like TO think
that the beverage was doing me all this
harm But it was and the time tame
when l had to face the fact. and pro-
tect myself l therefore gave 1t up.
abruptly and absolutely. and adopted
Postum Food Coffee for my hot drink
at meals.
Il began to note improvement in my
condition very soon after I took on Pos
tum. The change proceeded gradually
but surely. and il was a matter of only
a few weeks before / found myself en-
tirely relieved-the nervousness pass
ed away. my digestive apparatus was
restored to normal efficiency. and
began to sleep. restfully and peace
fully.
These happy conditions have con-
tinued during all of the five years. and
am safe in saying that I owe them
entirely to Postum Food Coffee. for
when l began to drink It I ceased 10
use medicines Name given by Pos
tum Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
YAVAPAI PROPERTIES:
MINES AND MACHINERY
and Equipment is the Or
der Of the Day.

Within the past few days the Sam
uel Hill Hardware company shipped a
complete hosting plant to the New
England Arizona Copper company. Op-
Grating in the Big Bug district, and
two special pumps for high lift to the
Baumann Copper company in the Aqua
Fria district. The new hoist will be in
stalled at once by the New England
Arizona company. when the work Of
sinking its compartment working shaft
will be resumed. and the Baumann
company will install the pumps in its
shaft which is now being pushed to the
.OOO-foot level. as soon as a large body
of water is encountered, which is ex-
pected at any time.
NJ /. Earnhart. superintendent Of
the Denver group of mines. in the
BLACK Hills district. owned and opera
ted by the New York-Arizona Copper
company. spent yesterday here on COM
pany business. He reports good pro-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

operating the later is named the Esper-
ANA Mining company.
The National Consolidated Mining
company have received returns from
the last shipment Of ten tons Of ore.
sent TO FL PasO for treatment TWO or
three weeks ago. mention being made
in these columns at the time. The ore
yielded an average OF $4145 per ton.
and the freight, treatment charges and
penalties aggregated SIT45 Der ton.
leaving a net return Of S24 per ton. or
S240 for the shipment. Superintendent
Gross states that there are in the mine
coolies" Of just such ore. But with
charges so high there should be a re-
duction plant on the ground. and 10
effect the saving such plant would do
the company will finance a mill-NO-
gales Oasis.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
A TURQUOIS MINE.

The Tiffany turquOis mines are To-
Gated in the Gleason district. COchise
county, about Is miles east of Tomb
stone Turquois is a beautiful gem
stone. colOred with cupric oxide. and
much admired
The Gleason district mines are
among the most valuable in the coun-
try. and recently they have been ac-
lively started again by the famous New
York diamond and gem dealer.
Several expert men are at work in
the mines now. and all the ground is
being thoroughly and carefully pros
peCted.-Tombstone ProspectOr.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
MOHAVE COUNTY MINES.

]. +. Carter came in from Goldroad
Tuesday last with large bar of bull
lion. the result of q cleanup of the
LOvin x Carter lease of the seepage
from the tailings dumps of the Gold
Road mill The gentlemen have had
their plant in operation the past eigh
teen months and have made large
amount Of money from it. They pump
the percolated waters that ooze from
the tailings dumps into tanks. where it
is sweetened with lime, and then it is
run under small pressure through FL
ter presses and into the precipitatins
watts. A saving of about S1.40 to the
ton of water is saved by this process
and about twenty tons are treated
daily. The only cost in the work is a
small amount Of lime, some cyanide
and the electric pump used in the
work
Wednesday last G. \. Duncan, well
known mining engineer. of Denver.
Colo. made the first payment on the
purchase of the Flagstaff group Of
mines. at Eldorado Canyon. for the
Nevada Eldorado Mines company, from
James Bone. Mr.. Bone came in from
the Canyon Tuesday to close up the
deal. The purchase price is not known.
but it is understood to be well up in
the thousands. The new owners are
to at once begin active development of
the mines. Mr.. Duncan went to Los
Angeles Wednesday evening to make
arrangements for supplies and other
necessaries for the mines and will ship
them to the camp at once. The prop
erty has been under active development
the past several years and shows big
bodies Of ore.
]. b. Phillips. of Toronto, Canada,
after making an examination OF num-
Der of mining properties in Wallapai
mining district, departed a few days
ago to his home. He is to return to
this county about the first of March
and will possibly take over group of
mining properties and begin active de-
veIopment work Mr.. Phillips repre-
sents eastern capital
Mrs. and Mr.. Merrill. of Los Ange-
les. arrived in Kingman last Monday
and with :. X. Porter depart
ed to Mineral Park. where Mr.. Merrill
made an examination Of the Garden
Springs copper mine Of James Uncap-
her. Six or eight men are at work on
the mine and If the examination is
satisfactory a large force of men will be
put to work and the mine thoroughly
exploited. The mine is large body
Of low grade sulphide copper ore, car
rying values in gold and silver.
Henry Lovin and Clark Brothers are
getting big ore in the lead mines. re-
Gently purchased from Flynn and Fer
guson. A carload of rich lead has
been placed on the dump and will be
shipped to the smelter within a week
or two.
J. NJ. Farley. Of the San Diego min
ing company. is in Kingman awaiting
the arrival of a mill that is soon to be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

very pleasant time was spent by
those attending the Country club yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. II. ]. lesson
and Mrs. J. II. McClintock were the
hosiesses. The prize for the highest
score was received by Mrs. l. T. Stod-
dard.
Exceedingly delightful was the lunch
con and bridge party given by Mrs. A.
c. Mcqueen. Thursday. at her home in
Mesa. The house looked very beauti-
full with its profusion Of almond bios
SONS. violets and palms. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Zarda Phillips.
Miss Rose Bell Goldman received the
first prize and Mrs. T. w. Pemberton
the second. The invited guests inclu-
ded Mrs. J. II. Kibbey. Mrs. W. F.
Nichols. Mrs NJ O. Bicknell, Mrs. Lee
II. Lands, Mrs. w. X. James. Mrs.
]. T. Stoddard. Mrs. L. II. Chalmers.
Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs James Bark. Mrs.
stephen Higley. Mrs. c. II Davidson.
Mrs. II. II. Mcneil. Mrs. Edgar Miner.
Mrs. c. d. Doris. Mrs. Leo Goldman.
Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Mrs J. W. Doris.
Mrs. L. F. Young. Mrs. Chas. Goldman.
Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury. Mrs. Aaron
Goldberg. Mrs. E W. Colloings. Mrs.
Geo y. Gage. Mrs. Charles Burdsal
Mrs. T. w Pemberton. Mrs. Webster
Street. Mrs. +. p. Brewer. Mrs. George
Burtis. Mrs. p. II. Phillips. Mrs. B. A.
Fickas. Mrs. :. w. Goldsworthy. Mrs
\. J. Chandler Mrs. J. L. Wairing. Mrs.
J. D Lopez. Mrs. J. F. Kelly, Mrs. H
/. Chandler. Mrs. II. d. Evans. Mrs.
B. A. Packard Mrs. Leroy Anderson,
Mrs. H. J. McClung. Mrs. G. a. Bald
win. Mrs Lawley. Mrs. Baird. Mrs.
Howard. Mrs. Granger. Mrs Smith, Mrs.
Huber, Mrs. Haugerland. Mrs. Winger,
Mrs. F. Irish. Miss Grace Stacy, Miss
Alice Butteriield. Miss Sallie Jacobs,
Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Miss Mar
guerite James. Miss Caroline Cornell.
Miss Shirley Miner. Miss Lena Kohl
man. Miss Anderson. Miss Mona Kings
bury. Miss Frances PembertOn. Miss
Drew Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Ullman
and Miss Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Clark entertained
last night with a box party, to see
Julius Caesar" after which a supper
was enjoyed. They had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs.
l-ttNbA -Allltl SUI. MIS-. AltdNtleilll. MISS
Burmister, J. c. Cleaveland and Roy
Davidson.
Judge Edward Kent was the host,
Friday evening. of an enjoyable stag
dinner at his home on North Seventh
Avenue His guests were, Hon. A. J.
DOran, Hon. Y. f. Bailey, Hon. ]. c..
Cleaveland. Hon. c. G. Krook. Hon. E.
:. Ives. Hon l. T. StOddard and E. +.
Dunlevy
a jolly picnic party to Paradise VAL
ley Tuesday was composed of Mrs.
Dave Goldberg. Mrs. Leo Goldman,
Mrs. Henry George. Mrs. Aaron Cold !
berg. Mrs. Roy Goodrich. Miss Sallie
Jacobs. Miss Charlotte Fraser. Miss
Caroline Connell. Miss Drew Bennett, /
Miss Julia Gosliner. Miss Lena Kohl I
man. Miss Helen Burnister. Miss Mar
guerite James. Miss Grace Stacy, Miss
Frances Pemberton. Miss Ethel Van
Wagner. Miss Esther Hull, Miss Rose
Bell Goldman. Miss Shirley Miner, and
Miss Edith Bennett.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

Hon. d. B. Stewart. business man
ager of the DuqUesne Mining * Re
ductiOn company. which will at once
commence the exploration and develop
ment Of its great properties in this
this county was a business visitor at
the county seat several days this week
During the next two years Mr.. Stew
arts company will, it is said. expend
two million dollars on its santa Cruz
county pTOperty.-Vidette
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

AN OLD TlMER-Charles E. Hart
Of Albion, New York. is here for a visit
of two or three weeks with friends OF
many years standing. Though Mr..
Hart mas always claimed Albion as
his home ne is nevertheless something
of an Arizonian. He came here first
in 1882 and from that time 10 the pres
ent has visited Phoenix at intervals
remaining from week TO a year at 4
time He has some realty interests
here though he says ne is sorry he did
not acquire even more when he had an
excellent opportunity 10 do so. He is
an old friend of l. f. Eewins and re-
turned Friday with Mr.. Hewins from n
trip to the Pixies Peak mine in the
northern part Of the county
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

engaged in, but they seem to prefer to
nuIlify it with drugs.
However each one must make choice
and pay the bill. The one who can let
out coffee when it is known to be slow
ly setting up disease of some of the
organs is worthy of praise.
The change from coffee and it's aches
and ails to well-made Postum with its
comfort and health. is really quite
easy, for the deep seal brown of Pos
tum changes to the rich golden brown
when cream is added and the flavor
when made according to direetions)
is very like the mild high grades Of
Java coffee. But the change drives out
the coffee troubles and the old condi-
ton of comfortable health returns.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
OLD BONANZA RE-sTARTS.
The Harqua Hala Once More Turning
Out Bullion as Of Old.

Twenty of ;he forty stamps of the
Harqua Hala mill are now in active
operation, Supt. f. J. Olson having
turned on the steam last Tuesday af-
ternOon. according to the Eye. For the
present the mill will be run on ores
from the Harqua Hala. but as soon as
the mile tramway connecting the Col
den Eagle is completed. the entire forty
stamps will be kept busy on the rich
ores now blocked out in the Golden
Eagle. The tram towers are all COM
pleted and as soon as one more car Of
machinery arrives ii will be in readi-
ness for operation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

From the orc Blanco district it is
reported that there are about twenty
men employed now on the Montana
mine. and that the Old Glory is also in
operation again. The new company
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17
What's the Use
To break down your vigor
With Coffee?


proceed destroy
Whisky
whatever
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

Every town man figure exactly how
TO increase the profits Of the average
farm.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

Judge Edward Kent was the host
Friday evening. of an enjoyable stag
dinner at his home on North Seventh
Avenue. His guests were. Hon. a. ].
Doran. Hon. Y. F. Bailey, Hon. ]. c.
Cleaveland. Hon. c. G. Krook, Hon. E.
:. Ives. Hon. 1. 7. Stoddard and E. F.
Dunlevy
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Clark entertained
last night with a box party, TO see
Julius Caesar after which a supper
was enjoyed. They had as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Anderson. Mrs. Cleaveland, Miss
Burmister, J. c. Cleaveland and Roy
davidson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
In NeuO York's FasIion Glass

ing out from the surface, and are used
 for collar, cuffs and bands at the front
 of a coat or gown. Musquash is an
 imitation of seal skin, that is being
 worn a great deal. It makes most
 attractive coat. Tipped fox which looks much like silver fox is shown in very wide neck pieces Some of this fur is black with white hairs through 1t.
 Lingerie neckwear of the most cor rect style is the Marie Antoinette ruche reaching from the collar to the belt. l However, the one about six inches lone l is worn more because the coat does not button over 1t and crush 1t. The mid winter hats are shown in l the mushroom shaped felts, and are much prettier than those seen the first | of the season. They are trimmed with l roses massed together and wings or | high standing piGme. others snow large wings and choux of ribbon as tnf | only trimming.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
Minseuri.

llinseuri. St. Louis--S7.200 building company; machinery company: novelty works 412,000 machine company: $15Oooo ih- company; $1s.00o manufacturing com pany
 Kansas City-Construction company; S20. 900 manufacturang company; $s'ooo lumber company.
 St. Joseph-s25.ooo stove and foundry company.
 North Carolina.
 New London-Slo0,00 cotton mill. Maxton--water works.
 Tarboro-$10.o 900 hardware company. Oklahoma City--s100,000 construction company.
 Guthrie - Transportation company; $1 900 900 navigation company, $2oo,- 900 medicine factory.
 Florence--Telephone company.
 Muskogee-$100, 900 oil company. Tulsa---Two $100 900 oil companies. Memphis-$10.0 construction eom- pany; s30.0o0 elevator. Fayetteville $15,0o0 cob-crushing plant. Dixon Spring-Telepho company. Texns. Mineral wells-$10,00o hardware company.
 Houston-$5o.ooo land company; $7 900 land company; s10o,000 naval stores company: s3o0,00o machinery company.
 Valley Mills-ss,ooo warehouse com. | pany. Dallas--s30. 900 implement company | eaumont-s15 50 900 lumber company Gorman-$15, ,oo0 light and power company.
 Brownsville-s5,0o 900 grain company 1 Memphis--s3, 900 warehouse com pany.
 Ft. worth--$10 0oo box factory. | Virginia. Arvonia--Slate company. Charlotte c. H.-$15, 600 lumber com. pany. l AIexandr.a-$75,Oo 900 ice factory. l Draper-$25, 900 milling company.
 Richmond-$5OO,0 ,0f0 investment com. pany.
 Norfolk-s15,0o0 wharf and ware- house corporation; $100,000 land com pany.
 Roanoke-s15, 900 building company S10,0O0 marble and granite works.
 Christiansburg-$25,o0 900 lime works
 West Virginia.
 heppardstown-s20.0o light ant power company.
 Terra Alta-s2o 900 water works.
 Huntington $50.000 developmen company.
 wheeling-s5o,o 900 development com pany.
 Yellow spring-s25,ooo development company.
 Charleston-s1oo.oo 900 brick and til company.