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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
Some Wisconsin Political His
tory.

Hudson True Republican: The La
Toilette party has done what many
predicted it would do; it has elected
Isaac Stephenson to succeed SpOOner.
1t needed 70 help from any party or
faction. Stephenson received a ma
jOrity in the caucus and Immediately
a motion was passed making him the
unanimous nominee. That insured
him the entire republican vote, which
is about seventy-fve in majority.
Lest our readers may have fOrg often
the origin of the reform party it may
be well to recall little of the state
history. LaFOllettc made his first
stand against a Republican ring
which controlled the offices of the
state, and held them by the use of
money. Sawyer, Stephenson and
SpOOner were leaders in this ring. 1t
was the corruption of the Republican
party under these leaders that fur
nished an excuse to LaFOllette for or
organizing a reform party. When Saw
yer died SpOOner became the BelZebub
of the lot His name with the truly
good refOrmers was Synonymous with
everything bad. The very mention of
his name eXCites the nerve centers of
the refOrmer and awakes him to wild
ecstasies like valerian does a tom cat.
In the fall of 1904 they made a grand
play to carry the state, legislature
and all. They conferred the fight on
SpOoner, and to show how wicked he
was got Mcclure to send the original
muck-racker to Wisconsin to show up
the corrupt use of money in his cleo
ton. Here is an extract from the
article in McClures Magazine:
Isaac" said Sawyer, "how much
did you put in to get the Legislature
for Spooner that time?"
cit cost me about twenty-five thous-
and, PhileJus, how much did you put
in?'
why" said Sawyer surprised, sit
cost me thirty thousand, [ thought it
cost you thirty"
"No; it cost me thirty to get it
through when you ran"
This was campaign document sent
out against Spooner to show corrup-
tion in politics. If it was corruption
enough to damn Spooner and Sawyer,
how about Stephenson? The crime
on which the Half Breeds tried to de-
feat SpOOner seems to have elected
Stephenson. That is a fair showing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
BALLOT TINKERING.

The Wisconsin assembly refused to
take the party circle from the head Of
the official ballot, and then proceeded
to tinker the ballot law in other re-
spect. The party circle elects many
unworthy and incompetent legislator.
1t is a great mistake to use partisan
ship as the chief cornerstone of pri-
mary and election laws. But present
prevailing statesmen evidently love to
have it so.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
Ideal Newspaper Faction.

Stories Of newspaper scoops on
matters Of current news are many, but
it is seldom that newspaper can
claim beat upon popular novel.
Such triumph in the. discovery of a
popular novel was recorded recently
by The Chicago Record-Herald when
it printed serially 1.-THE Wings of the
Morning." by Louis Tracy. The
judgment of the paper has since been
verified by the unprecedented sale the
book has had both in the United
States and in England The Record
Herald's keen judgment in fiction en-
ables its readers to get the best now
els often before they reach the book
stands, while it's policy of giving just
the right amount daily and Sunday
makes it a pleasure to follow it's seri-
ais.
A radical departure in Sunday
journalism was marked by the advent
of the Sunday Magazine of The Rec
ordHerald. 1t is particularly strong
in fiction, both serials and short stor-
les, and it has all the other attractive
features of the famous illustrated
weeklies and monthlies and challenges
comparison with them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

When Tillman was governor there
was revolt against his famous liquor
dispensary law. He called out the
militia, and the members of one COM
pany rendered their designations The
governor dismissed them in a charac-
teristic letter. closing as follows:
you can depart to your homes. You
do not deserve it, but 1 will pay your
hotel bill and trust that l may never
be bothered with any more such band
box and holiday soldiers"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
The Choicest Meats,
At Enzenroth e. Jaoka's market.
Visiting in Linden

Southwest Wisconsin: Mrs. Prisk,
of Camborne, Cornwall, England, was
visitor in this village last week.
She was accompanied by Mrs. M.
Ableiter, of Preston. Mrs. Prisk is a
daughter of Rev. J. Harris. formerly
pastor of M. E. church here, and lived
here for two years of her gir'hood
during the passionate of her father
some twenty odd years ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
Broke Shoulder Blade.

The Chronicle: Kenneth, the four
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Hooking, of Dodgeville, had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from a coaster
WACO Saturday and break his right
shoulder blade.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
PURE BRED HOGS FOR SALE

s. To my many friends and former neigh bors
have over 100 head of pure bred o. 1. C.
hogs of all ages, and offer any of them for
sale at reasonable prices They are bred
from such sires as Jackson Chief. 1859 grand
champion st. Louis worlds fair: and White
Oak 10029, another of the greatest O. 1. c..
Sizes Of the day; also White Cloud, 14142:
also Free Trade, 1922.
II in need of anything write to me. Some
fine February pigs ready to ship, dam by
Jackson Chief 4759, sire, Free Trade 1852
Only "a hours from Mineral Point by Adams
expresS.-F w. DAVE, Linneus. Missouri,
Route No. 2.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

In his first speech in the senate the
South Carolina man paid his respects to
President Cleveland in rather savage
fashion. He recounted how he had
come to Washington as governor to
attend Cleveland's Inauguration, stand
ing out for several hours In Il drizzling
rain to see the first Democratic eXecu-
tive since the war Then Tillman
raised a laugh by vehemently exclaim-
ing:
God forgive me for being such Il
fool"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

of the sincerity of the reorm party in
Wisconsin. 1t was faud from the
beginning; the school box deal indi-
Gated it; the election { Stephenson
proved it,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

Darlington Democrat; Morris l..
Parkinson of Willow Springs was in
town Monday. Mr.. Parkinson's cop,
per mine on the j. w. Permission farm
near Argyle has developed into a
lead mine, with promise of good
yield.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

coming mellowed himself At any rate,
a rich vein of wit has been found in
the South Carolina senator, though his
thrusts are somewhat rough and saw
age, like the man.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

II TNDER the old
~ idea of TILL
man as the
typical fire eater he
is about the last
man that would be
suspected of any
thing so genial as
humor. That con-
ceptiOn of him is
now becoming some
what modified, or
possibly he is be.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

1t was some time before this that
Tillman had made the thrust at the
president which fastened on the South
Carolinian the sobriquet of 'Pitchfork
Ben" It was as follows:
But if 1 go to the senate 1 promise
that will use a pitchfOrk in the presi-
dents fat old ribs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30
BARBER SHOP. ]

South side High street, near q, SfHotel)
GEORGE PR1DEAUX, Propieto. Latest
styles of work. ShampoCing. Give US trial
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

At another time Senator Tillman ex-
claimed:
81 would rather go to hell with my
followers than to heaven with the 9th
er crowd"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

To q Columbia audience In his own
state he said: This is the fifth time
I've tried to poke some sense into the
heads of you people, but suppose you
don't want it, and L think you had bet
ter beat your drums and stampede like
a lot of towards, as you did the second
time l came here"
Later at the same meeting:
you are a set of old fossils, and you
can go to the devil in your own way.
I don't want your votes"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-05-30

During one of the daily colloquies
that occurred between the two Senator
Spooner said:
''The last cartoon 1 saw of the SEN
ator from South Carolina represented
him as down In the straw and being
kicked by the Democratic donkey"
"The last one I saw" said Tillman,
represented me as riding the donkey
with the Republican elephant tied'to its
tail"
whats before the senate anyway,
Mr.. President?" demanded senator
during a lull one day.
81 am before the senate" Senator
~IfIlman. declared without a smile. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07
VIOLET TIL.
Una nuela opera


El aflo pasado anuncio Ell editor Son
zogno un concurso delibretos de opera,
sefialando como premio al vencedo
ls bonita suma de $1,000 liras
Un discreto poeta romano, Fausto
Salvatore, ventajos amente conocido por
un libreto titulado alas Eumenides"
al que puso m1sica el IN aestro Gugliel-
mi, Sc entero del concurso, Y mand6 q
el, sin grandes esperanzas de exito,
otro trabajo.
No tenfa, en- efecto, grandes espe
ranzas, porque saba que los concur
'santes p4sa ban del millar, que entire
ellos 6guraban los libret stas mas CO.
noc:doS d. Italia, y que ell Jurado con-
taba ser severe: uno de los jueces era
Arrigo Bolto, cue, dando pruebas de
admirable resistencia fisica { intelec-
tual, habia queriao leer personalmente
todos los envios.
Ell modesto poeta Sc encontro con
la noticia emocion ante, comunicada
por TELEGRAPH desde Milan, de que ha
bfa sido agraciado por 81 libreto, en-
tres actos, "La fiesta del grano."
A tenor del re glamento del concur
so, este libreto Sc ofreci6 Mascagni
y el sera el compositor.
ala Tribuna,' de Roma, de donde
tomamos la noticia, anade:
"Respecto al argumento del melo-
drama .La fiesta del grano," NADIA pue
do dccir, habieEdo partido Salvatore
para Milan, como antes digo. Pero me
consta, a prop6sito de la duda que he
old indicar aIguno, que ell libreto
prem ado NADIA tiene de com1n con
ei drama espanol de Guimera que lie
va ell mismo tltulo. A demas, la Conf
sion 10 ha bria, sin mas, excluido del
concurso va que Sc requerla una alb
soluta originalidad de invenci6n en-
todos los trabajo pfesentados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07
Ia RLURALIDAD Dr. BANCOS ANERICANOS

Por in iciativa de la Asocici0n de
banqueros norteam y de la
Camara de Concrete de Nueva York
sc ocupara Ell breve el Congreso de
los Estados Unidos de I'm proyecto
de modification de Ia ley sobre el
sistema de circulation fduciaria en-
Ell pals cstablecida
Sabido IS que los norteamericanos
han dado la mas amplia 1ibertad al
principle de la pluralldad de Bancos
emisores, va que todo Banco que sc
Iconstituya en- las condiones de la ley
relativa & los Bancos nacionales ad-
quiere Ell derecho 8 facultad de emf
tir billetes por una suma igpal la
cuant1a del capital desc bolsado pre-
vic Ell deposito EN- el Tesoro de tftu-
10 de Renta federal por la suma CO.
rrespondiente expresads en- la ley de
1900. computandose por efectivo el
valor nominal y con solo Ell pago del
impuesto sobre la circulation, de me-
dio por ciento al semestre.
Los Bancos nacionales emisores
llegan hoy al fabuloso ndmero de GOO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07

actualm ente Sc cometen, para baldon
y ergiienza de la pasiva Europa,
que tolera ese atentado contra la hu-
manidad por respetar Ell "dereho di.
vino" de un Ear!
Y 81 fuera 4 seguir enumerando
personalidades femeninas. os habla-
ria de princesas amables y favoritas
|casquivanas, de dan1as intrigantes y
con spiradoras, de literatas insignes,
de reinas ambiciosas, de bellezas que
reinaron & su modo, de mart Tres; de
heroinas, de sabias, de buenas y tam
bien de monstruosas mujeres; pero
entonces no acabaria nunca va van
muchaS cuartillas.
Yo espero, yo presiento, que 4 la
mujer de hoy le esta reservado Ell
mas i1nportante papel que janas ha
desempefiado en- Ia Historic, que no
descollara una sola como flor que Sc
destaca en- hojarasca que seran mu-
chas las que, reivindicando sus dere-
chos, abriran ancho camino 4 la mu-
jer del porvenir y que, y por fin. ell
siglo Xxx acaso pueda llamarse el ST
glo del femenismo fporque en- 81 Ia
mujer haya quebrahtado de una vez
para siempre la cabeza de la serpien-
te "Ignorancia".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07


Los Bancos, con I'm afio de eierci-
clio y un excedente de reservas de I'm
capital, pueden emitir sin deposlto
de titulos, hasta Ell S7H de su capi-
tai. en- vez del 50 por ciento de la ley
vigente.
FL impuesto de circulation sera
del s por 100 sobre Ell IS, superior al
50 por 100 primitive. Para ell IL n
restante, Ell impuesto sera de 5 por
100.
FL exceso de billetes sera garanti-
zado por Ell Estado
Los Bancos que tengan billetes en-
curse por mas del 62 medic de su
capital desembolsado pueden retirar
del curse la diferencia, de los limi-
tes de la vigente legislation.
Segdn opinion generalizada, Ell pu-
merario disponible aumentaria en-
200 millones de dollars.
Como Sc advierte, Ell aumento de
facilidades para el curso hduciario
puede establecer IN preccdente, que
lnclicando los animos la repetici6n
de tales expansiones, abra camino 4
diticultades del porvenir, que no Sc
ocultan d los hombres pensadores
II u uus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07
EGGtlaGNN1.


La production dc los mctales pre-
ciOSoS aCusa cCnStante aUmcnto, que
no Sc interrumpe desdc Gpoca lejana.
Alexandra dc Humboldt, que Sc de-
dic6 Obtener escrupulosas cstadfs-
ticas, que han sjdo comprobadas por
Soetbeer, sei1ala las cifras medias
anuales de la production del orc y
plata desde el I493.
Resulta de elias que en- el periodic
comprendido entte I4Q3 y I42o sc ex-
trajeron $500 kilogranos de orc y
4/,Ooyo de plata, que valorados,d 4 la
par, suponen 5o'4 millones de fran
COS.
Desde I64I 1000 Sc producer va
III'6 millones, que pasan 1000 des-
de I76l 1900.
Y desde lS4I $50, mitad del ST.
glo pasado, sc recogen 362 millones
de frances.
Es decir, que en- 358 amos que COM
prende este periodic sc han producido
4752o7o kilogramos dc orc, valora-
dos en- 1908 millones, y l408-6.75o
de plata, justipreciados en- 33,24o mi
llones; total, 40.6I7. 6 sean en- n1-
meros redondos, 50 900 millones dc
frances 6 pesetaS.
Desde esa fecha hasta fin de 1908
sc han producido 26.S7s. que con la
cantidad anterior suman 76,o75 mi
llones de frances, valor a la par del
orc y la plata extraidos desde el siio
de I40, al de 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07

N OTAS

Ell pobre Raisuli me parece que de
eSta no Sc eScapa, y me parece tam.
bien que pronto el extreme de una
plea servira de espig6n al alfiler de
|corbata que piensan hacer con la ca
beza del morlto rebelde.
Ell africano Sc defiende como cato
panza arrlba de los ataques de sus
enemigos; Y va mas de una vez ha
dido silbar al rededor suyo, las balas,
como consoles amiStosos,
Hoy resulta de palpitante actuali-
dad un SucesO como este. En- otra
OCCASION no nos habrfamOs iliado tan
to en- Ell candente suelO de Africa pc
70 ahora, que casl no Sc haOla mas
que de cacer1as, resulta interesante
el nuevo "spolt' de la caza del moro.
Hasta la fecha los ojeos no han da-
do el resultado apetecido nj con Ii
ga, nj con perdigOnes. nj con bala,
nj de n1ngun otro mOd) han logrado
cazar d paJaro de tantos vuelos Ell
dia que eI infeliz caiga, 10 desplu-
man sin que pueda decir nj pfo.
Ell ultlmO ataque, cuando, una vez
vencido Y convertida en- ruinas su
fortaleza, entraron en- ella los leales.
relamlendose de guStO ante Ia presa
que habla caidO, encOntrarOn Ia iaula
vacia; ell pajaro, que no es de los que
tan tacIlmente hlncan Ell pico, habfa
volado.
EStaS eScaramuzaS que Sc lIeVan
4 cabO en- tan vecinas tlerraS, tIenen
alguna seme jana con el juguete del
ration y Ell cato, que no sc encuentran
nunca. Cuando la cabeza del felino
asoma, Ia del roedor Sc e,sconde, y
vlceversa; pero el dfa Que Sc des-
cOmponga el meCaniSmO V Sc encuen-
tren frente frente las dos cabeci-
tas, no van ser capones los que Sc
RIPARIAN mutuamente.
FL Sultan temiendo por su hermo-
sa inapreciable cabeza. ha procura-
do adqulrlrse una chichonera, cue es
Europa, a costa de po,icIa, fe~r0ca-
'rrIles y otras ba8atelas por el estilo.
NosotroS no hemos dudadU en- faci
litarle Ia defensa que neces,taba. sin
consderar que es precise andar con
pies de pl0mo, porque los golpes pue-
den no Ilegar Ia cabeza, pero es p0-
slble que salga con aiguna abolladu-
IA la chichonera.
En- fin el tempo dird por ahoraa0
Sabemos mas siuo que se estdn lum-
bando Ia pandereta en- Ia patria de
por cazar TN paiarlto. Iguoran nues-
ttOS apreciabIcs VccinCs Y eN cOnquis
t.dores que nj con rec.amo Sc pueden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07
PARIS Al DIA
LOS DOS CHAS

Muerto el Cha Mouzaffer-Ed-D Dine
no Sc acabo la rabia, porque Moha-
med Ali Mirza--con una cara de bru-
to que mete miedo-ya tomo possession
del trono llamado de los pavos, que
cost0 selsclentos millones al pueblo
trono de esmalte incrustado de dia
nantes y pedrerias, y va coloco sus
augustus posaderas en- la admira bic
rosa de diamantes que constela e.
centro del trono.
In periodiCo dice de Mohamed
que es muy resuelto y. por afiadidu
ra, franc6filo, Otro periodico, Il
Echo de Paris dice que el nuevo
tamo de Persia 'es avaro, gran caza-
dor, excelente tirador amigo, como
10 fue su padre, de todos los "sports'
Otras publicaciones le bombean es-
trcpitosamente, aunque todavia no Sc
sabe de 81 que pase el verano en-
CUntreXeville. lie Journal, con
eNtrafo aclerto, advierteaue Isl Ell
nuevo Cha prueba que tiene sola-
mente la mitad de las cualidades
que Sc le atribuyen, aun habrd bue-
i4oo u1ctS Cli l. III > ld III ~ II QC CO
tan conformes todos sus bi6grafos es
en- que no puede ser mas reacciona-
rio, "0puest0 4 los reformaS liberia
les de su predecessor quien cansa,
do de tOStar perSaS maChOS y de des-
Itripar persas hembras. parece que a
Ultima hora, cuando sus ojos dc be
sugo putrefacto iban cerrarse pa
ra siempre, result6 I'm constitutional
de tomo lomo.
Fisicamente considerable. M0ha
med-Ali-Mirza es. segtln cuentan los
mas dc estos peri6dicos, muy pre-
closo. Pero no hay que hacer gran
case dc eStos pirop0s, p0rque descri-
biendo al difunto Cha 'Lc Figaro
die: "TiGne una fsonomla bas-
tante agraciada, que no carece de
ajestad" y rengl6n seguid0 ana
do: "Es prieto de color con unos
| bigotazos duros que le cuelgpn sobre
Ia m0rruda boca. de labloS rescue
brajados'.
Lo importante para los que vivi-
mos en- Paris, es que hay Cha, Y que
vendra avisitarnos con casquetc guar.
necido dc brillantes, charreterraS de
eSmeraldas, cimitarra y un chico ce-
bado para andar por casa.
Estas visiones fomentan Ell conner
clio frances-que es 4 10 que estamos,
tuerta-, y de 10 que haga el Cha de
Persia Sc nos da una higa. Porque
es 10 que dicen los franceses:
-Nosotros queremos una barbara
dad a todos los Soberanos. 80. "de los
otroS''.
En- la escala del afezto la sobera-
MIA extranjera creo que Mouzaffer Ed
Dime era mas grato 4 Paris que 10 Sc
ra Mahomed Ali Mira, porque aquel
era humorista tambien. iAl buen
| Carnot le hecho cada buhdol -. Pc
70 nc mvolunta rlamente y ruborlzan an
dose despues, sino con gran majes-
tad, levantando la pierna. Era Tin
Port Arthur ambulante!
Y hacla gracia en- Paris, como la
hizo Jean Bidou. -. Pero con 10 que
hizo mas gracia fue con citar un
dentista para que lie sacase unos raj
cones, y decirle luego:
A mi no me amuela usted. Pc
70 saquele dos diente a mi gran Visir
para que no digan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-07

Y Ell gran Visir, temeroso de que
10 empumase Sc el Cha, Sc dej6 extraer
dos dienteS sanoS.
ST Mohamed hpbiese heredado el
humorismo de su padre, como here
do el trono, lie declararian hijo puta-
two de Montmartre.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-06-28

bonded to Eastern capitalists,
and now being developed by Mr..
Wayne Darlington with a con-
siderable force of miners, are
showing unexpected values in
silver, lead, zinc blende and cop
per bearing ores as depth is at
tanned, and that they will again
become prominent producers is
well assured. In addition to this
group, covering nearly all that
portion of the mountain former
ly worked, the Standard compa-
ny has developed on another part
OF the same mountain, a group
of carbonate of lead and copper
bearing claims of quite as much
if not greater Importance.
Then the Rooster Comb District
near the head of Succor creek,
never heretofore producer, has
one little mill, reported to be
pounding out 500 per day in
gold, with only seven men en-
ployed at mine and mill, and the
greater mines of that promising
camp showing up propitiously.
Leaving out the development
work going on at Castle creek
and Pixley Basin a newer field
now giving promise of becoming
a great silver-lead and copper
camp, we come to the recently
organized companies in and
around the great old producing
camp at Silver City. Never has
there been a time since the boom
days of War Eagle, when the Col
den Chariot, Poorman, Silver
Chord, War Eagle, Orc Elmo and
other famous properties on that
mountain were pouring out their
millions of treasure, when the af-
fairs of the camp have looked more
propitious. The Village Black
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-06-28

smith mines, on the western slope
of War Eagle, owned by a recently
organized company, are producing
some very high grade gold ore, from
one of the best defined and longest
continuous veins ever discovered in
the camp. and have ordered electric
power and machinery for deeper
sinking and the further develop
ment OF their property. The Potosi,
a we'll known old mine, lying just
on the southern border of the town,
and the Home claim, lying directly
beneath the town, both belonging
to the recently organized Potosi
Mining company, have a consider
able force of miners developing
these long idle but known to be
valuable properties. with electric
machinery, and ample evidences of
their again becoming prominent
producers. The Noble & Sullivan
properties, at the head of Jacobs
Gulch on the west side of Florida
mountain, and the Rich Gulch
companY's properties adjoining
them are being worked with con-
siderable vigor and are making fine
showings.
The Banner NJ & M. company's
properties, on the southern side of
Florida Mountain, have developed
into mines, as the report of the
third annual stockholders meeting
published elsewhere in this number
shows, and a mill is to be provided.
with as little delay as possible, for
the reduction of the ore.
These, with several other mining
developments which we have not
space in the present number Of our
little paper to note, shows Owyhee
county to be keeping pace with
other portions of our fourishing
commonwealth in the development
of its varied industries.