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DUDLEY NEWS.

Dudley. March ss.-W. w. Rapp has
with relatives in Kansas.
Several farmers in this vicinity are
busily sowing oats.
visiting in Avery one day last week.
Rapp & Stevens have begun maxi
ing their usual trips through this
neighborhood with the grocery wagon.
Paul Arnold who is working near
Buxton, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Alex Johnson of Munterville was IN
town Saturday.
Charles Swanson of Avery visited
at the home of his parents here re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs John Burgason and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson We're
visitors at the Charles Peterson home
Sunday.
Gust Peterson and family visited
relatives in Avery Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Mike Garvin was IN
Dudley Saturday on> business.
Mrs. Peter Smith has been quite
sick for some time, but at present is
reported some better.
Alex Peterson visited at the Andrew
Carlson home Sunday
The Dudley and Munterville Mutual
Telephone company held its yearly
business meeting at the No. school
house Saturday evening. The follow
ing officers We're elected for the ensu-
ing year: D. w. Baker, president:
Charles r. Anderson, treasurer; Henry
Burnstedt, secretary, and Andrew, di-
rector
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DahIoneqa News Items.

Dahlonega. March 28.-Rev. Petit of
Highland Center filled his regular ap-
pointment here last Sunday.
Miss Leonetta Ward of South Ottum-
wa was an over Sunday visitor with
her friend, Miss Georgia Willard.
Miss Bessie Fisk, who teaches school
north of Rutledge, visited friends In
this vicinity from Friday until Mon
day.
Mrs. S. A. Fuqua of 3aS Mabel street,
Ottumwa, visited over Sunday at the
home of her daughter, MI. Manuel
Arandus.
Mrs. Julia Craft and children of OF
tumwa are visiting at the home Of
their uncle. l.. A. Clapp.
Mrs. B. B. Harlan of Toronto, Can
ada, and Mrs. A. j. Rogers of High
land Center We're Dahlonega visitors
Tuesday.
Quite a numoer from this vicinity
attended the funeral of William Rob
ertson Monday.
Monday afternoon the residence OF
Mrs. Lizzie Robertson caught fire but
by the prompt assistance of neighbors
was extinguished before much damage
was done,
Will Reinier moved into his new
house last week.
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HOLD EXAMINATIONS.
Jefferson County Superintendent Hear
ing Teachers in Nine Branches.

ing Teachers in Nine Branches.
Fairfield, March 29.-County Super
intendent Bessie Buchanan is holding
examinations for county diplomas to-
day at her Office. Examinations in nine
branches are being held.
Henry Violet has purchased the
implement and storage business of
King s. Bosworth and has taken pos
session.
Miss Ann Mitchell died early yester-
day morning at the home of her
brother Henry B. Mitchell, after a
brief Illness. The funeral services will
be held tomorrow morning.
Misses Bonnie and Jessie Manatrey
will entertain at a eucher party at
their home on East Burlington street
tonight.
A telegram received yesterday morn
ing announced the birth Of son to
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Huston of Sioux
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Huston are Fair
friends here, Mrs. Huston was for
merly Miss Gertrude Loehr.
Judge Anderson at Bloomfield We'd
nesday rendered a decision in the case
of DR.. Frank Fourt VS. Henry Alstor
in favor of the defendant. The case
was tried In Fairfield last week and
was taken under advisement by Judge
Anderson. The case was one concern
ing contract over an apple orchard
set out by Fourt on land owned by
Aston. The case arose over a differ.
ence in the Interpretation of the read.
ms.
The Misses Manatrev will entertain
a number of their friends this even,
ing at 1880 o'clock with a eucher par.
ty in honor of Misses Seerley, Brod.
erson and Let's of Iowa City. A de.
lightful evening is anticipated.
Mrs. ]. H. Montgomery and Mrs. c
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ACCIDENT AT LATHAM FUNERAL.
Brother Of Mesdames coen and Kelly
Of Ottun1wa Inferred Yesterday.

H Cl SttuITWd iutSTT0u C5tcFQdys
Two accidents occurred>in the pro
cession formed by the carriages fol.
lowing the hearse> bearing the re.
mains of the sturdy pioneer, John
Latham, who was buried yesterday in
the old time cemetery of the Pleasant
Divide church, eight miles from Abba
William Gray was pulled over the dash
board and under the tongue of the
carriage he was driving by the break.
ing of the single tree. He was not
injured. Later team in backing
caused disturbance and Mr.. and Mrs
T. l. Patton were thrown out and the
buggy turned over on it's side No In.
juries of any Importance were ustain-
ed.
Mrs. Esther Coen and Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Kelly returned to Ottumwa this
afternoon, having been in Abba at.
tending the funeral of their brother
John Latham.
Mrs. A. ]. Byerlee spent yesterday
at Charlton visiting her lifelong
friends, Mrs. E. NJ Stewart.
Mrs. Mitchell gave splendid chapel
talk this morning at the noraml insti
tute, on the Twenty-Five Psalms. Prof
HollinssWorth of Ottumwa is doing
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MRS. o. Il. EMERY PASSES AWAY
IN SAMARITAN HOSPITAL AT
sioux clTY-REsuLT OF BURNS
SERVANT IS HEROINE
Tries in Vain to Save Llfe--vlctlm
Thought jug of Gasoline Was Vine.
sar--Died at $3.50 O'Clock Remains
Viii be Brought Home for Burial.


From THURSDAYS daily.
AT $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Mrs Sarah Emery. wife Of Attorney
D. H. Emery Of this city, and press
dent of the Ottumwa hospital as.
ISOLATION, passed away in the
Samaritan hospital at Sioux
City as the result of being fatally burn
ed in gasoline explosion. The acctI
dent occurred at l1:30 O'clock in the
morning, at the home OF her son, Irv.
ing Emery, with whom Mrs. Emery
was visiting at the time. Mrs. Emery
had gone to the cellar and secured a
jug which she supposed contained
vinegar. She measured quantity at
the liquid lout in tablespoon, AMI
was standing over an ignited gas stove.
at the time. The gasoline caught fire.
and the jug exploded. scattering the
fiery liquid over Mrs. Emery, who was
frightfully burned. She was taken I'M.
n1ediately to the hospital, whore She
passed away few hours later. This
remains will be brought to Ottumwa
for burial.
Colored Woman to Rescue.
A colored woman, who was ironing
in the room at the time, caught up
tho blankets from her ironing board
and wrapped them around the burn
ing form and threw Mrs, Emery to tho
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mt given until second Monday

ant given until second Monday to
plead.
LEACH & Ethel vs. A. b. Hale, Mil
ton on contract. Defendant given UNI
til second Monday to plead.
Alice Wagner Scott, Pennington, ex-
ecutrix, VS. A. E. Townsend ct al. Set
tied and dismissed.
NJ. B. shelby VS. Frank Shane. two
cases Given until second Monday to
plead.
R. E. Sloan, Leando, and Fred Kick.
Pennington, were granted permits to
sell Intoxicating liquors.
j. +. Mason VS. II. T. Shepherd and
Elizabeth Bailey, garnishees. Mrs.
Bailey and James McCracken, also
en-, the latter being discharged at cost
OF plaintiff
A. E. Boyer VS. saraK b. Lindsey,
partition. Final report of referee APP
proved.
Ellis e. Smith VS.. H. L. McGrew,
county treasurer, injunction. Assign
ed for Thursday
S. z. Irish VS. Mary F. Potteroff, par
tition. Continued.
Charles Moore ct al VS. Sanford
Moore ct AL partition. Citation to is
sue to referee to show cause why costs
have not been paid; returnable second
Monday
Lawson Roberts VS. Oscar Roberts
record entry approving sale signed.
j. H. McSurley VS. T. L. Workman
ct al. injunction. Defendants given un-
til second Monday to plead
| Charles H. Cummings VS. ]. II. Ian
des ct al, partition. Defendant given
until second Monday to plead.
John A.. Ferguson vs. M III. Scotch
ct al, foreclosure. Thursday.
Chapcery.
George Sewers vs. Robert Woods
Pennington; to dissolve partnership
| Commissioner ordered to return books
over to Woods.
Conrad Hassler. Pennington, VS.
Michale; new landlords lien. Settled
/ and dismissed
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ground, extinguishing the flames, but
not before Mrs Emery was fatally
burned from the knees to the should.
ers. Her face was left unscarred hN
the prompt actions Of the colored woni.
an Mrs. Emery was conscious for
only few minutes before she was
taken to the hospital, where she died
at $3.50 o'clock
Telephcned to Family.
Herbert Emery of this city, was i'm.
medlately called up on the telephone
and told Of the accident. Edwin IL,
Emery, accompanied by his brother.
Roscoe left last evening on Burlington
No. 5 to bring the remains to this
city
Mrs. Emery was one Of Ottumwa's
most highly esteemed women, was An
active member Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, and her death will
be mourned by large circle of friends
and relatives.
Mrs Emery was 60 years of age
She is survived, by her husband, D
H. Emery, one brother, one sister, and
seven children. Her brother is George
w. Holland of Fans City, Neb., and
ner sister is Mrs. Joseph Lawson, 403
Chester avenue. Her children are +.
Fl. Emery, Roscoe Emery, Herbert
Emery, Mrs. Alice Throne, Mrs. Cla-a
Wilson, all of this city and Wilbnt'
Emery of Oberlin, o., and Irving,
Emery of Sioux City
The body will arrive in Ottumwa this
evening on No. IL. The funeral SER.
vices will be held from the late resi-
dence on Pennsylvania avenue Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Rev. ii. w.
Hargett, pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, assisted by Rev r.
f. Stoltz, will conduct the services.
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Tae News. From HopeweII.

Hopewell, March 2S.--B. F. Black
and family and Charles Worrell and
wife spent Sunday at the home of John
j ohnslon.
MIR. and Mrs. Lew CLOSER spent
Sunday at the parental CLOSER home,
Miss Virgie CLOSER spent Sunday
With her friend, Miss Cora Johnston.
Edo Simmons attended Sunday
school at this place Sunday.
week with Mrs. Worrell.
Fred Proctor has commenced work
irg for e. Dye.
emmett Walker is erecting a fine
barn or his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howk spent
Sunday at the Jay Hunter home.
Erdstus Hunter Jr. and son, Clifford
attended church at Ash Grove Sunday
night.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Rachel Ann spry.

Rachel Ann Spry was born May 2.
1897, in Clark county, Ohio. She was
married to Henry w. Whitacre Feb.
z. 1855, To this union were born four
children. Mrs. Bertha Hess of Port
land. Oregon; L. e. Whitacre, of Mill
waukee, Wisconsin: Charles e. Whit
acre Of Franklin, Ohio, and Mrs. Hattie
Hickson of Agency. Iowa. Henry w
Whitacre died In Clark county, Ohio
September 4. 1869. She was married
to III. N. Spry March 20, 1885. She
was converted and united with the
spry was a good woman, and highly
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respected by all who had the pleasure
of her acquaintance, Her illness was
protracted and severe, but her stead
fast trust In God brought to her com
slant assurance, She was wonderful
ly patient during all her affection. Slle
died March rs, In Agency, Iowa.
The funeral services were held at
her late residence on East Main street
In Agency, conducted by Rev. T. b.
Hughes, assisted by Rev. j. G. Barton.
Interment was made In the Ottumwa
cemetery. The pail bearers were her
sons, L. r. Whitacre, Charles p.
Whitacre, John and Frank Spry; hert
son-in-lnw, r. G. Hixson, and a grand
son, Carl Contributed.
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EAklh- COOK WEDDING.
ormanviIe Couple Married at Brides
Homo,

Ormanville, March 2s.-Married,
March "a, Frederick Eakins and Miss
Fannie Cook at the home of the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Cook.
Rev. j. Jones was the officiating minis
ter.
j. ]. Heckart's mother is very sick
with pneumonia fever.
J. w. Overture is seriously i'll.
Mrs. M, A. Van Dorm of Chillicothe
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hollingsworth
and daughters, Misses Pearl and May
Hollipgsworth. and Miss Della Smith
We're guests March Fl at the home OF
G, M, Thomas.
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ElcHELHERaER AT KEosAuouA.
Van Buren, County Court in Session
The Assignments.

Keosauqua, March 2s.-The district
court opened this week with Judge
Eichelberger presiding. The docket
was called Monday afternoon. The as
signment follows:
Criminal.
The case Of the state against E. H.
Rockwell Of Harrington for criminal
libel was dismissed for, want Of evil
dence sufficient to convict. The COM
planning witness in this case was a
young man by the name Of Hetzel.
whom Rockwell, through his paper.
charged with perjury.
term: w. H. Saunderson, J. w.
Brown. q. v. Kerr, T. L. Williams, II.
A. Chapman, j. c. Armentrout, Thomas
Cation. Mr.. Chapman was appointed
foreman. Jesse Parker was appointed
bailiff. Samuel Minnick is grand Jury
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ENTERTAIN M. M. M. CLUB.
LibertyvilIe Society Entertained at the
Allison Home.

Libertyville Society Entertained at the
Allison Home.
Libertyville. March 27.--Mr. and
Mrs. Will Allison entertained the NJ.
M M. club Wednesday ct their home
just north of Libertyville. Refresh
ments We're served and a good social
time was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie I.eppo We're
visiting at the Clinkenbeard home in
Fairfield Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Leppo left Monday for
her new home in Eldon. Miss Leppo
expects to sew there the coming sea-
son.
Clyde Morley and James Boyd were
in Fairfield last week attending the
horse sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Ross and son,
George, are visiting relatives in, Ell
don.
Mrs. Roy Price and Mrs. Samuel
Watkins were Fairfield shoppers SAT-
urday.
Win Allison attended the horse sale
in Ottumwa last week.
Mr., and Mrs. John Whitlock and
children left Saturday evening for an
extended visit with relatives In West
Point.
Mrs. Clara Watkins entertained a
few women friends at her home In
Libertyville Friday evening, Light re-
| freshments were served and a pleasant
| time is reported
Mr.. and Mrs. I. vaught spent Sun
| day in Fairfield.
| Mr.. Yorman and granddaughter
Miss Shores, were visiting in Fairfield
| Saturday
DR.. and Mrs. Davis were Fairfield
>callers Monday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school viii
| give an Easter program at the church
Easter Evening, All are invited.
Frank Potts moved into the Webb
4 property Saturday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Hrust were Fair,
| field shoppers Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-30
AngLo-Saxon to Control
The Fortunes of Mexico
Hon. s. H. Harper Of This. City Holds
ITEMS of Future of That Country

From the present outlook, believe
that the day is coming when the An
glorSaxen race will control the des-
tiny Of Mexico. Not perhaps direct.
~ by installing one Of that race as
president but by sustaining some
strong native who may be elected to
that place, The lower element in Mex
leo will have to improve and become
better citizens or they will ultimately
be crowded from the face of the
earth, as the American Indian has
been forced from tnis part of the coun.
try,
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bailiff. P. E. Walker is clerk of the
grand jury

Law.
D, F. Roush Vi William Arnold, on
account. Omitted from docket.
Jewett Typewriter Co. VS. 3. H.
Rockwell. Dismissed for want of pros
ecution.
Farmers Savings Bank at Farming
ton VS. ]. r. Salmon ct al. Note. Omit
ted from docket until service can be
had.
Farmers and Traders Savings Bank
of Bonaparte vs. c. M. Teal; also VS. A.
w. Thornton and T. G. Miller. Three
cases on notes, Omitted from docket
until service can be had.
Farmers and Traders State Bank VS.
William Snyder ct al Set for second
Monday afternoon.
j. w. Miller of Pennington VS. G. H.
Cares ct al. Default and Judgment on
account for $11.38 and on note for
s26.SS and attorneys fee.
George Spencer vs.. Stanley Craft,
injunction. First Thursday
Lee P, Gray Of Pennington VS. Rock
Island Railway Co, damages. Defend
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Hon. s. H. Harper of this city, who
with Mrs. Harper recently returned
from an extended trip through Mexico
holds striking views on the future Of
that country In an interview this
morning Mr.. Harper said:
The Republic of Mexico is simply
q civilized Indian nation. was sur
prised to find how few Spainards or
even people with mixed Spanish blood
there are in Mexico. l was told that
since Macmillan was oyerthrown
the Spainards have largely left the
country. 1t is a question whether
this nation of Indians will succeed.
! President Diaz is a strong man and
III succeeded by another president as
strong and capable, the government
can be successfully carried on but
there s.is a large ignorant and IRE
sponsible element in the republic
which can be used by a demagogue
and urged into rebellion that may
cause trouble for president who is
weak"
In speaking of his trip Mr.. Harper
I'VE left Kansas City on the Goth
Of February, on one Oh the Gates
tours. The train consisted of nine
Pullman sleepers, two dining cars
hand an observation car. We crossed
Ene Rio Grande at Ell Paso, entering
THE Republic Of Mexico on February
b.
A City Of indians
HThe first city of much interest
which wo visited was lacatecas which
Us on the Mexiccn Central railroad
directly south of 81 Paso and is
\ located at an elevation of 5000 feet
above the sea level. This city has a
population of 100000, which consists
almost entirely of people of pure In
dian blood. 1t is a very old town
having been settled in the sixteenth
century, 1t has extremely foreign
appearance and contains very in
teresting market place, where they
have everything to sell. Among other
things / noticed some old hardware
: catalogs from manufacturers in New
York. Burros laden with bales of
{ potter and other goods were travelling
through the streets bringing the pro
\ ducts Of the factories from the noun,
famous country into the city.
tsWe visited Tampico on the Gull
extremely warm: A majority of ou1
company took a bath in the surf at this
place. AS you approach Tampice
from the west, the scenery is very
fine. Fney have frequent rains on
the coast and the vegetation is
luxuriant.
The Most Interesting Place
II have only time to mention a few
OF the interesting places. Guanajuatc
! Is one of the most interesting towns
In Mexico to the American tourist
It is located along a canon some 81,
miles in length. The American colony
3 Of about five or six hundred people
occupies the head of the canon. Here
Is located the most expensive and fin
est theater in the Republic. Neal
Guanjuato you will find the cata
combs. which consist of q number o
,pertrified skeletons that have beer
resurrected and placed in an unde.
ground chamber. At the end of tn.
street cars. our company were mount
ed ON burros and rode to the cata
{ combs. This you reach by staircase
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MAIL CLERK DISMISSED.
Hugh G. shaus Of Los Angeles, Gust
ed from Service,

Los Angeles, March 2s.-Hugh g.
Shaug of this city, has been dismissed
from the railway mail service for his
part in the organization Of the Brother
hood of Railway Mail Clerks, 1t is said.
A. H. Stephens, superintendent of the
railway mail service on the Pacific
coast, says:
''The action of the department in the
Shaug case indicates that the depart
ment will not tolerate the Brother
hood
1t is also said that G. l.. Hobbs and
Marcus l.. Shaug, officers of the Bro
therhood in San Francisco, are to be
dismissed for their part in the move
ment.
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the finest work ever done In the Mon,
roe county normal on arousing new
and higher ideals among teachers and
concerning the teachers profession,
Mrs. G. G. Atchison is home from
Newton where she has been attending
the Presbytery of the U. P. church.
]. S. Moon is home from Roswell,
New Mexico, on account of Mrs,
Moons Illness. She Is on the road to
recovery now,
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Early of Gales
burg are visiting friends and relatives
in Abba.
Personals and Locals From Abingdon.
Abingdon. March 2S.-Frank Miller
accompanied Gaylord Mowery on
business trip to Ashland Monday.
The pie social Saturday night at the
hail was we'll attended and all report a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Smith and
baby were Batavia visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Flint and children We're
Visiting in Fairfield the past few days
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McCreery spent
Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. t. G. Smith.
Jonathan Walker is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Edward Best.
Miss Nellie Bates was calling on hel
friend, Ada Miller, Saturday evening
rM. and Mrs. Frank Reno visited III
Abingdon Sunday.
Dude Bell of Fairfield spent Sunday
with his friend, Miss Nellie Bates,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13
A BIG DEAL IN
MINING STOCK
Spokane Man Purchases Four
Hundred Thousand Shares
of Big Baldy Stock.


w. J. Demorest Of Spokane has taken
400, 900 shares of the treasury stock Of
the Big Baldy Mining company which
owns the Big Baldy mine inthe Robbins
mining district in central Idaho, says
the Spokane Chronicle. The price, it is
understood, averaged about 10 cents a
share, or $4,000.
The property consists of % claims
and water power site capable of de-
veloping .2OOO horse power. The mine
has been developed by about 400 feet of
underground work, which has resulted
in opening up big lodges of ore rich in
gold, copper and silver.
The $40, 900 Mr.. Demorest paid into
the treasury will be used for further
developing the mine.
The company's property is on Pilot
Knob, west Of Newsome. and was To-
Gated and developed by Mitchell Bros.
of Nezperce.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13
BUSINESS HOUSES IN
ELK ARE IN DEMAND

R. Cote and J, M. Jack, Of Grange
vile, nave bought the double store room
in Elk City, formerly owned by ]. M.
Whitaker. now occupied b8. the Heath
restaurant, and will take possession the
first of August.
Reports vary as to the object of the
purchase; some say it is the plan to put
in full line of general merchandise,
others say a tobacco and cigar store
with soft drinks in connection, and
there is another rumor that place of
amusement will be started. Mr.. Cote
conducts tobacco and cigar store in
Grangevills, and Mr. Jack owns and
sperates the city watetworks plant.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13
THE WINNER
MINE GROUP
President Kennedy Visits the
Property and is Well
Pleased.

President j. E. Kennedy of the Win
ner Mining company. was in Elk City
twice this week while going to and re-
turning from the company's property
on Summit Flat.
Mr.. Kennedy reports that work on
the 9OO-foot tunnel is being pushed by
double shifts, and the face is now in
$50 feet When the tunnel is finished
according to the plans now laid out the
ore will be exposed for depth of 200
feet. The tunnell will crosscut the
ledge
The Winner company is composed Of
Rosalia, Washington, and Detroit, Mich
igan, capitalists. It appears to be con-
servatively managed, and no decision as
to treatment and machinery will be
made until ore is blocked out.
Jack Hinton is in charge of the work
at the mine.