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Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
TIGER WILL RESUME.

w. c. Bashford. general manager of the CalifOrnia-Bentona and Tiger mines. in the Bradshaw mountains, who pass ed through Prescott Thursday enroute to California, stated that a large amount of new machinery has been installed at the Tiger shaft in fine past few months, and that the infringement is almost in readiness now to resume the development of the Tiger which was known all over the west as one of the greatest silver producers in the territory in the latter 70s.
 MT. BashfOrd also stated that the Cornish pump in the shaft had been repaired and was now one of the best mining pumps in the county. The Tiger mine is developed only to the 600-foot level. The vein is one of the strongest in the Bradshaw mountains. Ii can be traced for several miles in a northerl- and southerly direction. Every claim on it has a record in pro- duction O. more or less gold and silver ore and all of the locations on it are held by United States patent.
 The California Benton mine lies ad- jacent to the Tiger. A force of min- CTS has been engaged in its develop ment for the past year, and large ore bodies are opened in it. - Journal Miner.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
CALUMET & ARIZONA
 BUYS MORE PROPERTY

Attorney Frank Hereford has not as yet noticed any marked falling off in the interest in mining properties as q result of the slump in the price of cop per and lead, he having paid over in his office on Monday to Martin Costel- To to the sum of s15.oO0 on account of the purchase of five claims owned by Costello and Alex Casey in the Dra- goon district, Cochise county.
 The S15,000 came as first payment from the Calumet & Arizona people. with $150.000 as the purchase price. These claims adjoin the Leadville group. recently taken over and now worked by the Calumet & Arizona company. and were doubtless necessary to round out their Leadville group. where Superintendent John Talbot is in charge.
 This additional purchase by the big company in the Dragons at this time is most significant. and Is a valuable pointer as indicating what they think of that country and it's future.-Tucson Star
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
NEW MAP OF WESTERN
 ARIZONA MINING REGION

The new map recently compiled by Haggott- -Girand company, embracing the mining and agricultural districts of western Arizona and southeastern Cal ifornia. is, without doubt. the most comprehensive of its kind of these dis tricts ever made. It covers an area reaching from San Diego, on the south west, to the northeast corner of Mo have county, and from the southern line of Maricopa, on the southeast. to the New York mining district of San Bernardino. on the northwest.
 Every mine and prospect of any note is shown in it's exact location and spe- cial attention has been given to the agricultural sections. which include some of the richest and most prolific soils in the world. The mountain ranges and attitudes are also carefully mapped, showing many changes from other maps. taken from the latest gov ernment and official surveys.
 The new A. & c. copper country. now attracting attention all over the mining world, has been given special attention. Every mine and location of any promise in it is shown. as well as the rivers, creeks and watering places.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
THE REDMAN PROPERTIES.

What IS claimed to be one of the most promising ore shoots tapped in the Big Bug district in the past few months, was lately uncovered in the property of the Redman Mining and Milling company, which is now opened a distance of 65 feet in the 100-foot level, says the Prescott Journal Miner When the paystreak was first struck il showed a thickness of about foot and has now widened to between two and a half and three feet in the face carrying average assay values of s103 to the ton in gold, silver and copper The last payment of the purchase price will become due January 1, 1908, and there is now more than enough ore in sight to cover the amount due. al- though only a small force of miners has been employed.
 The Redman group is located in Chaparral Gulch. on the same mineral belt as the Jessie, Lelan and Dividend mines. The ore is of the same general character as that found in these prop 'erties and the outlook is that the mine will prove as good as any in the dis trict
 The group consists of three claims. all covering the same series of veins.
 The mines are held under bond by W. T. Wintemute and his associates, from Joe Casper. The principal devel- opment on the ground is shaft 265
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
so desirable in that land of geological wonders-Journal-M Miner.
NARRAoANsETT GROUP AND
 OTHER PIMA COUNTY MINES,

MT. J. K. Brown. who owns the Narragansett group of mines in the Helvetia district. on which he has been working Or several years, is in the city on a visit to his home. MT. Brown was formerly engaged in the hay and grain business here. but dis posed of his interests and engaged in mining.
 He has been working steadily on his properties. although on not so large a scale as some of the other companies. He has continued sinking his main shaft which is now down to a depth of 300 feet with good showings. Much of the ore which was found in the devel- Iopment work has been of a high grade and shipments from the mine have ag- gregated in the past more than $20.000.
 Mir. Brown stated that repairs were being made to the broken pumps at Helvetia and he is of the opinion that the water situation can again be taken care of temporarily with the present equipment. In the meantime General Manager Rohn of the Helvetia com pany is in the east to secure new pumping equipment
 In this same district are located omega and the Tip Top properties, both of which are working. From both of these properties ore shipments have been made in the past that yield ed excellent revenue.-Tucson Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
Do Your Meals Fit :!
Do You Feel Snug and Comfortable Around Your Waist Line Afte a Hearty Meal

| Did your last meal taste deliciously
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Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
Arizona Mines

The following concerning the Sept ember reduction of ores at Douglas and the operations in the Bisbee district. is from a Douglas paper: September figures as compared with August fig ures will show a reduction at the Cop per Queen and Calumet & Arizona properties. At the various Copper Queen mines underground work is be- ing devoted more in the direction of development than to the mining of all ready blocked out ore. The force of men at work in the Superior and Pittsburg mines will be maintained at its fullest working capacity, but like the Calumet and Arizona properties development will be the main course in the near future.
 The encountering of ore in the Vol verine & Arizona has proved to be the location of an ore body quite extensive in dimensions. The tunnel from the Higgins shaft penetrated a number of feet of high grade ore, and it is the in tention of the management if within the next few days the tunnel does not again enter the ore in that direction, to run an incline following the dip of the ore from the tunnel. It is practi cally conceded that the body found ex- tends to the drill hole at least.
 At the shattuck the usual produc- ton of 400 tons daily has been main- tained, half of the shipments being sent to Globe, while the remainder has been handled at the Copper Queen smelters in Douglas. The new Sulli- van compressor has been placed in commission. On the 300 level the drift is still in low grade ore that was en- countered some weeks ago. On the 700 and 800 stoping continues in the big bodies of sulphide and oxide ore. and it is from these two levels that the production is being taken.
 At the Denn shipments are being made regularly to the smelters at Douglas. amounting to between 50 and so tons, which is being taken from the stope on the HOO level. The drift on this level is being driven for ward, but no new developments, have been noted. The shaft has reached the 1900 mark. and the work of cut ting a station has been commenced. It will take some time to cut the station after which a drift will be driven di- rectly beneath those on the 1000 and HOO for the purpose of tapping the ore body discovered above and deter mine its depth.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
TUCSON CONSOLIDATED co.
 PROCEEDING CONFIDENTLY
It Has Large Holdings and Is viaor-
 ously Developing Several Groups.

The magnitude of the work legiti-
 mately ahead of the Tucson Consoli- dated Copper company is enough to
 excite the interest of any person in terested in the production of metals. says the Tucson Star. With five
 groups comprising 107 claims. there is
 an opening for work that if done could
 not fail to be noticed in Tucson. While
 the principal officers are in Milwaukee. | General Manager F. w. Pickett and | Assistant Secretary D. B. Bisbee are , in charge of the local offices.
 First comes the Masonic group of eleven claims, but four miles away. ! followed by the old Pueblo group. also
 of eleven claims. five miles from town. The Black Dyke is the banner group.
 with twenty eight claims in the Sier- 1 retas. more than twenty miles south- west of here. Twenty-eight miles southwest of Tucson is their Purcell group of nine claims. followed by the Botello group of eleven claims thirty
 miles southwest. It is claimed that there is ore ready to ship on all these groups with the exception of the Ma sonic. and that actual shipping from
 the old Pueblo group will commence Tn about two weeks.
 Years ago the old Pueblo was a shipper of ores for their silver values
 only, copper being ignored. There are five openings on this group from which i General Manager Pickett says that pay
 ore can be taken. In the main shaft l50 feet deep. ore has been taken that
 gave gold values ranging from S10 to
 s100 per ton. These samples carried little silver. While there are but
 twelve men at this camp at present, it
 is expected to increase the force to thirty within ten days. While the ores
 are of different values in every open ing. il is expected from the proposed shipment to average ten per cent cop- per. five dollars in gold and three dol lars j.: sil-er.
 Active work has just ceased for the present on the Black Dyke. The deep
 est working there is fifty-five feet In the bottom of this shaft the local
 management claims there is a sulphide of copper streak that has assayed as high as s4O0 in gold and twenty per cent copper per ton.
 On the Purcell group forty men are
 now employed driving tunnels and sinking shafts on a vein of silver-lead
 ore that is said to have a width of seven feet near the, surface. seemingly very persistent. The only marked de-
 parture from this width was encoun- tered in a crosscut in the main tunnel. where the vein swelled to sixty feet.
 This tunnel was started 200 feet below
 the apex of the hill. and is in about 250 feet at the present time. The tun-
 mel is reported in ore, all of it. and all
 of the way. They are in lime-ores
 there, and the vein is replacement of limestone by mineralized quartz. An average sampling of this vein is said
 u have demonstrated values averag- ing + per cent lead and 12 ounces of
 silver. General Manager Pickett says plans to build concentrator on this group next year are assuming definite ness
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
EASY FOOD
Ready for Instant Use Without Cook
 ing.

Almost everyone likes cereal food of some kind at breakfast and supper, but the ordinary way of cooking cereals results in a pasty mass that is hard to digest, and if not properly digested, the raw mass goes down into the intestinal tract where gas is gen. erated and trouble follows.
 Everyone knows that good food properly digested keeps the body we'll while poor food, or even food of good quality that is poorly prepared and nor digested. is sure to bring on some kind of disease.
 The easiest food to digest in this line is Grape-Nuts. made from wheat and barley, and cooked thoroughly at the factory. some 12 to 16 hours being consumed in the different processes of preparation. The food, therefore. is ready for instant service and the starch has been changed to a form of Sugar. so that 1t is pre-digested and ready for almost immediate absorp tion. ~kssE
 A Chicago young lady writes that she suffered for years from indiges tion and dyspepsia from the use Of food that was not suitable to her pow CTS of digestion. She says:
 T began using Grape Nuts, and confess to having had a prejudice at first, and was repeatedly urged before I finally decided to try the food, but have not known what indigestion is since using it, and have never been stronger or in better health. I have increased in weight from 109 to 124 pounds"
 People can be well, practically with out cost. if they will adopt scientific food and leave off the indigestible sort. There's a Reason"
 Grape-Nuts Food is crisp and deli cious to the taste. It should be served exactly as it comes from the package, without cooking. except in cases where it is made up into buildings and other desserts.-Book of delicious recipes. and "The Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
NEW MILL FOR MONARCH
 MINING AND SIMPLIFYING CO.

Work has been commenced rebuild ing the reduction plant of the Monarch Mining and Smelling company. in the Black Rock district. destroyed by fire on the night of May 19. according to the statement of C. w. Platt, general manager of the concern, to the Jour- nal Miner.
 MT. Platt stated that he expected to have the new plant in active operation within ninety days from date. provided that consignment of machinery, re- gently purchased. was delivered on time.
 The new mill will be almost an ex- act counterpart of the one burned. Its capacity will be about 8 tons daily Much of the foundation and sub-struc- ture work has already been finished and everything is practically in readi- ness to put the machinery in place.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
KILLED IN OLD DOMINION.

Slipping on a concrete floor in the engine room of the hoist in shaft A, Old Dominion mine. Thomas Ransom, an oiler, fell to almost instant death Wednesday evening. October 9, about 6 o'clock. The unfortunate man, al the time of the accident, was in the act of oiling parts of the engine in the vicinity of large rapidly revolving fly wheel. In the fall his head came in contact with the wheel, which fright fully crushed the skull. portions of the brain oozing from the gaping wound.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
THE ART OF FOOD.

I suppose none of us recognize the great part that is plaed in life by eat ing and drinking. The appetite Is so imperious t-at We can stomach the least interesting viands and pass off a dinner hour thankfully enough on bread and water: just as there are men whowho must read something. if il were onl.' .'Bradshaw's Guide" But there is romance about the matter, af- ter all. Probabl. the table has more devotees than love: and I am sure that food is much more generally enter tainins than scenery. Do you give in. as alt hitman would say. that you are any the less immortal for that? The true materialism Is to be ashamed of what we are. To detect the flavor of an olive :s no less d piece of human perfection than to find beaut:- in the colors of the sunset - Robert Louis Stevenson.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

Although the average man may know when to stoo. he doesn't do it.-Chi- ago News.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

feet in depth. The shaft is equipped with hosting plant.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

1 DRESS TRIMMINGS Beautiful new Dress Trimmings
 arriving on every express, every conceivable new fandangle for the trimming of a dress will be found
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

Of good quality Muslin, with knee flounce, two rows hemsttched tucks deep hem and hemstitched dust ruffe. full width .......... $1 .25
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

Special line of Nottingham Lace Curtains in extra widths; the new patterns extra values; per pair from .S1.5O to SS. .OO
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
BED PILLOWS

Extra qualities ID. Bed Pillows. covered with best quality Ticking. and filled with best quality feath- CTS. Each loo and S1.75
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-25
fit the Theatres
the leading role.

the leading role.
The winners Of the wordmaking
contest were announced last night.
They were Miss Amy Partner, Miss
Mamie Phillips, Gustave Schiman-
ski. A similar contest has been
started on the play title, "A Cheer
full Liar"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-25
THEY ALL KNOW
TIE GAME

Appearances are sometimes de-
ceptive--in baseball fans as well as
others. At game between the
New York Highlanders and the
Senators at Washington, the Chin
csc ambassador and his suite were
enjoying the game. A delegate to
the convention of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution sat in an
tenton between the game and the
Chinese diplomat. Finally, turning
to her neighbor, the delegate said:
Il don't see why he comes to bali
games unless it's just for show"
And just about that time the
daughter got jar that shook the
whole generation. The ambassador
reached into his pocket and pulling
out score book turned loose the
following: There is some question
about that. 1t looked like a rotten
error, but as Jimmy has been pop.
pAhb thtb up biN'Ny bduiy vi ldtt,
guess I'll give him hit and let him
fatten up bit"
The ambassador had been educat.
ed in the United States.
When Sir William Van Horne,
Canadian railroad builder, was in
this country. something similar to
the above happened. A young man
wishing to curry favor with Sir
William. who was watching a bal!
game, said: II presume you find
this very soopid sport compared
with our deah old cricket" "On
the contrary" said Sir William, II
think baseball has cricket skinned
II ways from the ace to Sunday"
Sir William is an American by
birth, and of course loves the ma
tional game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-25
THE WASHINGTON.

Darlington, with his ventriloquist
stunt was the hit of the vaudeville
bill last night. The balance of the
performance is varied and good. A
pleasing feature of the performance
is the illustrated song, Glover
Blossoms"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-25
JOHN WARREN

He has been a convict longer
than any other prisoner in the
United States.
aid and grizzled, his stripes cover
| ed with coarse coat, at work in
: the front prison yard--at work that
ne. calls his greatest pleasure. He
was brushing the snow away from
the flower beds to see how the
bulbs and plants had Jared from
the winter frost.
There will be joy in that old,
care wrinkled face when the first
bud peeps out at John Warren!
The old man does not talk read
ily. In a kindly tone, half-halting,
he spoke few words to me about
his long, weary years as prisoner.
81 do not have any sorrows here
ne said. nor any joys, either, like
the people outside. don't have any
privations or any bad luck and | am
never sick, so it is not so hard.
Il feel differently than did
when | came in here. and | know
shall be free before die. The gov
ernor will pardon me, or something
will happen-l know it. The keep
ers ask me where the order will
come from to set me free. but | dc
not know anything about it except
that | will be free.
They say | am good prisoner
now, and think | am, too.
: "The flowers in this garden inter
est me very much. | love them.
have charge of all the garden here
now. When | get out | am going
to earn my living as gardener or
florist, and | have been studying
botany for years. | don't know
when this will be, but | am sure
that it is coming
Warren is a "trusty" and has the
freedom of the prison grounds. He
was 81 when he came here in 1857.
His extreme youth alone saved him
from a death sentence, for in a fit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-25
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

lamp Osborne, the big Norman
from Ogden, who will assist Eddie
Quinn's Indians to victory this sea-
son, arrived yesterday. 1t won't
take the fans long to change
"Tamp" to Tramp"
Herwig, Hoon and Irby of the
Butte team were in the city yester
day en- route to Moscow, Idaho,
where Manager Halls Miners will
work out.
The Gonzaga college baseball
team yesterday afternoon defeated
the Varney Co. team by a score of
3 to 2.
Washtucna, Wash, has prepared
three days of sport for Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. Most of the
competitors will be from Washtuc-
ma and Kahlotus.
A 20 round bout between Tim
Hurley of Philadelphia and Nick
Burley of Alaska and several other
points on the globe, is scheduled
for Mullan, Idaho, April 2.
Eleven race horses burned at
Sheepshead, New York, yesterday.
Among them were Lady Prudence,
Fine Cloth. Star of the Ocean and
William Johnson.
Efforts are being made to organ
ize not less than 100 sports to go to
Sprague, Wash. in a special train
to witness the fight between Kid
Scaler and Kid Harrison. The
Northern Pacific officials have
agreed to run special train if they
are guaranteed 100 fares. Both
boys are confident of victory Be-
sides the $3.50 side bet they are
fighting for "bullud." They like
each other like sheep do coyotes.
Hugo Kelley says he is anxious
to fight Joe Thomas.
Calvin Demarest, new American
amateur billiard champion, will
play in the international tourna-
ment at Paris in April.
At Elmira, n. Y, Thomas Bush,
in a pool game, ran SO balls from
the break, claimed to be one better
than the worlds record.
New Zealand Ruby Football
union has offered $1,000 to degray
expenses Of team to play a series
of games against Stanford univer-
sity in California.