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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
MOVING LARGE TREES.
Man with Experience Tells How l,
Can Be Done.

I consider nursery grown trees the
best for transplanting because their
roots are more fitted for that purpose,
and | apply this to the elm as well as
all other trees. However, natural
trees may be readily fitted for trans.
planting so as to even make their sue
cess certainty, but It is only econom-
ical on large trees, say from three
inches 10 one foot in diameter. For
example. II in our judgment we find It
necessary to take n ball of dirt about
five feet In diameter and IS to "a
inches in depth, along with a certain
tree in transplanting, We may any
time between leaf dropping in the fall
and starting in the spring dig a
trench around this tree about six
inches smaller all around and fill In
again after all the detached roots have
been cut smoothly with a knife from
the bottom up and the tops previously
shortened as above. These smoothly
cut roots soon send out mass of root
lets. clinging tightly to the soil that
We had packed into the trench again,
and in the coming transplanting sea-
son between fall and spring we again
dig around this tree, leaving the ball
as in our first judgment. and plant 1t
only few inches deeper in it's new
place. Such trees may safely be
moved during fall and winter when
time ia not always as valuable as in
the spring. while small trees should
only be planted in the spring. which
is and will remain the best time for
all planting g.-Albert Duebendorfer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
Homemade linclcurn.

A good strong linoleum may be
made from old Brussels carpet that
has not been worn through. Tack the
carpet. right side down. on the floor.
and then apply paint. giving It large
number of coats; the last few coats to
be Of the desired color. allowing each
coat to dry well. II the paint begins
TO wear apply fresh coat OF paint.
The effect of mosaic tile may be pro-
duced by dotting the last coat with diff.
ferent colors Of Daint-Popular Me-
chanics.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
Bread crumb Omelet

Beat two eggs very light. add one
cup OF milk, pepper and salt TO season
three sprigs of parsley minced FIVE
one slice OF onion minced fine. tive
cups OF fine bread crumbs. and one
quarter cup OF butter softened. Beat
all well together, pour into buttered
dish and bake in slow oven until
Drowned lightly. Turn onto hot
plate or serve In the same dish.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
Picker for High Fruit.

accompanying illustration, without
bruises. says the Prairie Farmer
Bend a stout wire in a circle and
sew to It small bag. Attach the
wire to long pole. This will enable
you to pull fruit from the top of
tree without injuring II.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15

Handy Extension to the Ladder.

using it can be changed to original
size much quicker than II tied with
ropes and it's safer. The top ends of
the ladder should be cut out to receive
the lower rung of the extension.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
SIMPLE EXTENSION LADDER.
How Part OF an Old Ladder Can Be
Utilized.

| made a ladder extension by saw.
ing off seven feet from an old ladder
and removing three of the rungs as
shown in the cut, explains writer in
Farm and Home. Then place it on
the outside of the ladder to be length
ened, bore two holes through each
side piece. put bolt in each hole and
the ladder is four feet longer. After
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
PICKING HIGH FRUIT.
Bag Which Will Keep Fruit from Be-
ing Bruised.

Peaches. pears. apples. ETC.. out OF
reach by ordinary means can be gath
cred by using the device shown In the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-10-15
Sow More Radishes.

You can keep ~ sowing radlshes
until late In the ason. AS fast as
one bed is eml'i Tx 1t up and plant
more there; Gr ter yet, exchanges
the next bate dishes with SOME
other similar and therell be
more plant iooD them In the rsw
soil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
&iridJcn.

Ser Sous loB allf 0cn Sirlden.
bolrm;
"a fam oca Nod)bnra Sicie,
- 0ie Hicic nit Dem blonocn 3opf-
@ct1u3cIt OlIrd Die g8icic.
ySc! - Hicicl - 2ieial! - &pmn'
geIdluin0 -
&icr Gibt'a ctuos 5u nol6cn!"
limo Sicic itopft Den rotben WtltnO,
GoS &0rbd)en mo Die Tuld)en,
Gnd) Ell tic iheioet, maiut Der NunS:
oGi - &ieiel 49, mir mill ifcinerL
gScrm Tu bon mcincn @iriAen
nubnlt,
So glib mir ulld) bon Gcincn!"
Nic Siele mcint, Is mill Der Vurld)
Sic MIR cin mcrtig giftcn
"a fnBt lie idon Der frdc Sano
l(n0 bGlt lie nm Die 8iiftcn.
llno bort nid)t All, oa3 ornlc cling
Nm lcinc @rltit jt 0rilden
llno BON Dem rotbcn airIdcnml11O
Sid Die NcDo1dJc SIT piliifclt.. -.
IS tunn Der Sans Oca iiiBen WtablS
;3u jlpcicn nid)t pcrQciicn..
,Eo - ia! - Nit Nad)bura Sicicl
mar
6iirpubr - gut Girid1n ellen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
TGs Cnftidliff.

Wcnn Die W2briioer Montgolfier,
Die man ais Griin0cr ocS Sltftl6iifcS
onlicbt, lpicNcr inter llltS crldJclz
ncn f0nntcn Hno lpiir0cn 3cllgen Der
Sortihrittc icilL, Die Die Sllftldiif=
fnbrta Schnif gcnluht bot ms
bcipnocrc IN Der NidtllnN Der Scftf-
bnrfeit Der Suftfobr5cuGe@ norcn
lie lgclpiB bdB crltuumt; pielleiht mir.
1t ooo Nriioerpoor Die Sbeie ponl
sSortihritt oea menihliden 8ciitcS
pcrfcdten, Die onbererleits 10 lebbnit
beItrittcll miro, ulllpo man lllr cine
grobere Sumrlirllug bon Grfnbuu1-
gen ancrtcnnt -.
Gin ultifcr @cltpeilar bat Den @e.
oarfcn pertretcn: cS lit nidto MIDI
tigcrca, ais Der Mcnid). Gic Nelte-
rem gciullcn lid barin Die Niftbe-
ncllting bcS Mteniden fir bas @clt-
gol15c ST ocnlonltriren; ibncn 1T Der
Mcnld) - NenlelIen nnL- Mcltgan5ell
- giin~itigcnfnlls Die Gdienlilbe, bic
Die Ecripberic beS oufti9cn Stofi-
lid)en, IN Dem tic iibt, Dnrd)brehen
mill; olio ungci1br elm NidtS. Gle
Mertbld1Blng bcS aberdeen bat lid)
INNER III Scr Eolnritot ocS 8eDcn-
IGblldcll belucgt. Il9 Scan SocQlles
Hou''colt IN iciner befan1ten preiS.
%gefr0ntcn Sd)riit ilber Die nllngieid)
belt" 81 oent GrgcbniB fam, oaB Die
Grltrcmlng Der @leid)bcit alld) NIT
ocn priI1itipltcn Sornien ocS 8ciell-
idnItlid)en, Mirtbld)aitlihcn unb all.
gcnlcin &itltllrellen Der llngleidbcit
nit fllltllrcllcr G%ntluidclung bor5ll.
5icbel lei - % ingtc lein groBcr gll-
tipooc Goltaire: man babe nod nie
10 piel 8eiit aiifgebotert, Inn inns alif
allen Vicrcn gcben 5t MAIDEN.
Ger Mcnid) = nad) Den Gincn
nid)t nlcbr ipertb, oenn beiagte &a.
ienlilbc, ein epbemcres 8eid)Dpf, mad,
Den Nnberen oua mud)tiglte ali Or
bcll.
9hn gcrpib: Der Wenid lit flcin,
rcrb1ltniBnl1big nod fleiner, olS oic
NHlbc in Der &Gicrinbc. s(bcr mir
miiicn oildl, bob Die @irfiomfcit al
les mptoriidcn lid]t an bos Stoff-
lide gebunoen lit. So, iuenll man
iclbit an NleilBerut flcben blcibcn
ria, 10 piiien mir bette, bob Die
fleinitcr, foltrn nit Dem Wifrolfop
ST ieheitoelt 2ebclpeien Die beort.
tirngsponiten iino. Sic 9oftcriolo-
gle bnt ms bod, nabrlid) Die &roft
bes 9leiniten iiber5eugano barge
than. @er Iino benin Die sMoroer
en- gros" IN alien 2ebenbigcn? Setle
0aSiueli, gcgclt Die Die Mil6en Bic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

ulle@, uoo man niht brnitdt, bin-
cingcpudt miro, lt10 Die mo 0ann
5rltugelt. Sebr gut lit cS, ibrc nj
bcn ultO Sllgcn nod nit Eupicr SIT
pcrtlcbcn. W0bcl mcr0cn unt bcltell
glei6fuQa nit Eopicr lorgf0ltig be-
hcdt, mo mlBcrOcnl millIen nod
iibcroQ Stoiic %u19ebrud)t mcr0cn
OCrcn @crll6 Die Wtptte crfabrltngas
gcn1GB nidt ucrtrdgt. @eld)e Stotle
Dies lino, ldbt iid) uucroin0a idpper
iogcn. }lm belicbtcitcn linO ia Slant
pier mo MopbtDolin. IS gibt MIN,
mic mir Geicbcn bubclL plcle Arten
Don Wpttell mo jC0c Olcler Nrtcn bat
Ol0erc 2cbtnagcuoDnbcitclt. So gibt
Is 0cnll ulld ucld)c, Die lid ont
Nunpicr mo Nnpbtbulin lcbr mobl
iiiblcn lIn0 lid 0ubcr Old)t 1cbell Die.
icnStoiicn pcrgniI9t cntpuppen. User
ulio gun5 iidcr' gebcn mill, Der Itrcltc
olcid bci0ca cin u1b obe1brcin nod
&nicftcnpllucr, Oenm bieies bilft
0ullj bcionocra gut. IS ucrtreibt
nGmlid Die Wtottc llid,t Ourd] icinen
0erllh, ion0crn b~ef0rOert iie ati
onoere 9Seiie in Elm b~elicrcs Scnieit9.
Gas Snieltcnplluer - nbcr MIR oo@
Ctbtc, lidt bic picliaden EeriGlidul-
gen - bcitebt aus Den icinen NIii-
tbcnItIltbdIen gclpiiicr Eilan5en, bic
nit mten0lid idorien, ubcr min5ig
tIcinclt mo mir inter Dem Mifro-
Itop Observation-Disclosures pericbcu
iino. Ntbmct Die Wotte 0ielcStGub=
hen Gin. 10 lcbcn lie ltd) III ibrer
acknowledgment iclt uit0 brin9cn
BORT Gnt5iilOun9cn unO Sd)mcllltl-
pcn bcruor, Die 5ulctt sum pollIt0n
biGcn &crld)luB Der Ntbmnrlg9luc1c
.iIlO Oullit }llm GrItidln8atooc Oca
lbicrd)cns fiibrct. User iid) min
nod cin bclonOerca &Crgnilgen Mo-
d)en mill, Der fam olld Qlti Die Wiot-
tenio90 0cbeL mojll CT llld)t clInldl
cine poli5cilihe Grlu1bniB o0cr 8or
clllcn Su90ldcln brnllht. Wcnn
9lbcll0S Die SQnlpc brcmlt mo Ole
Mtottc 1cgcn Oaa %iht SIT i~luttcrn be.
Qilnt, Damn lit Die 3cit iiir Den @ciO-
muun gcfonmrt. Gincr 9luarilz
itlntg bc0uri CS nld)t, MIR ctlpua @c-
ididlid)tcit lit n6tDiA 0cun Is lit
nid)t lci6t, Die unrlbig llattcrnOe
Miottc int 6lltAc SIT crluiidyn. Mud
Sic 3nbl 0ca sur Strcdc 1%cbradtct
@ilOcS lit i'm %~crb0ltniB 5ltm 9c-
itnlo an SHGbIinDen mcht mucr=
bGltlibnlGbig flcin. Gin gcpoltiger
9tlltcn lit eS nIio nid)t, Den Der 81
lCr ihnfit, nbcr inuncrbin lit Die
Mottcnio8o cin 6iuigcs unO gciun-
oe9 Scrgniigcn, uito mtBcrocm
idpuCllt lic IN Dem erbcbenOcn 9c-
muBticin Oie @ruIt OoB llIatl babel
etuns fir Die Mcuihbcit gctbon bat.
llno Ooa lit olld) ctlpoa mcrtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

len uno ll1gctbiin1c limo! glio: ct
luoS nlebr Ncipcft Dor Den &lcinen.-
Slider lit: Der Wtcnid lit idpad)
mo tleilt, Elm nid)ts, 0aa im Slloe
DER G%iui9fcit pergcbt mic eilt Snlld).
llro bod lit or m1dtig, Ocnn CT
GerrId)t 0urd) ben @eou1fcn, oltrd,
ote Soee, 0urd) Die Soce ocN Srtclef.
tllellclt u1tO oilrd) bic Soae 0ca Slit.
lid)ell.
Nn SOmen, Siger uno Sdtbpoinrl.
rms gcnleIlcn, lit Der Wcnld Elm
3luer9; abcr cine fleine unid)cinburc
WttId)ln1 bon Salpctcr, aoble un0
Sd)lur'cl IN cine M0brc gcprcBt un0
init clllcm Vltitliimpd)cn BON If
Wr0mm pcricbelL itrcdt oclt Vcbcrr.
ldlcr Oc9 9iilS uno bcn Sonic Der
@illtc offs clue lcbloic Woiie in 0tt
Suno: Scr @pilt ocs aberdeen iicgt
ilbcr oie robe &ruit.
Ga8 EierO lit idncu; obcr iduel-
Ter iino 0Qnlpf. lt10 a%raftluuacn.
Ser 9elpobner ,Dcs Mcere9 bat cin
berrlihcs RddL CT pcrbinoet @clt.
thcil nit @clttbcil, ibnt lit cine Gin,
belt, paa Die Wcnibcn iucltiern
trcnlt. Seute bat Der Wcnid ulth
hcn S5enn iid) uttcrporielt uno aui
ltlllcm 9fildcn iGbrt CT IN 6obr}ul.
gen, Die Dem Ncltnlccr gcgcnilbCr
nid)t 0r0Bcr iin6, Oenn Die Niilbc int
&crbGltniB sur &GlrrinOe, 10 iiher,
lpic Der Wollild 5lrln Wtercagrun0e
uno Don ciltcm Gr0tbcil gum al.
0erer.
9tur ser 2lolcr, Der a0nig Der 2iiI.
tt CT 0urItc lid ais lollOcrGncr
@crrlfcr fiiblCn; lein Ncidj mar Ocm
Mcnld)en pcrl6loiicn, Den Die GrOen-
ldrucrc an Den @oocn bcitct. Scr
N0lcr mo Die Wolfe - lie murcn iilr
Den Wcnld)cn Die Sinnbilocr 0cs
mubrbuit Srcicn un0 llncrrcid)borcl.
Nbcr Nhlcr mlb gSpltcn miiiicn ibrc
&erridoft nit Dem aberdeen tbcilen,
lclt0cu oo9 Sllitlhiii lcnfbnr marc.
gtlrn bat Der Wctld - oic o&dlcmil.
be" Sd)opcnbollCr'9 - olld) boS
Slitrci6 crpbcrt lln0 Scr Nolcr So.
rotbuItro'a mag lid uonl SORT erbc-
ben uno IN Den NbgrullO l~tiir5ctL
neil Die t0niNlid)c Ginionttcit ocS
&crrlGCra olrd) cillcn WGdtigcrcu
0citort miro.
@rof Zeppelin bat Die critic be.
o~cutungapollc HunOiohrt nit Dem
l%cnfborcn Nltitihiff Nctbnn. Sin So
Mig fltbr nit lrl0 cine Gonigin- lit
DER 5bot cine fonigIide Sobrt. Der
&0nig oca Su1oeS uno Der &onig
oca @eounfcnS. IS lol Der Singer
nit Dem &0nig gebcr, lie Wobnen bel.
De auf Der Mtenldbcit Sob'n, Yer
SGnger - ser Sid)tcr lit bcllte
elu Giinitler Der Merfitdtfe; or bat
Dies Nal Die Weonnfel nid)t 81 poe.
tiid)em NllaOrud un0 iittlid) > leclis
id)cn @crtbcn gciormt, %ionbcrn 5t
cincm &unltucrtb beS Stoiilihen;
nber bier luie bort limo oie Gtoonfcn
Dem @ciitigen, Dem Smmntcricllcn,
oCu &lcinltcrL Dem llniidtbaren mo
l(mudgburcn entltommcn; Der ldo5
pfcriidc, fiinitlcrilhc Wcoonfc bo3
MN mld Die NtnloipbGrc, bnS GciCD
Der 2uit, DEM Weniden iic9reid) et-
rungc1. Ger Ybiloiopb, Der 0ihter,
Der WPltlifer, Der Stoatamonn, ct
Grfinocr - Tie alle iinb ainocr IS
gleiden %oter2, oeS gottlihen e'
ounfen&, @eidNpiiter oesEronletbeilS,
Der ooa @idt iiir Die @elt eroberte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Sic aciGlidDtc Spciicfartc.

Ger SpuBmdd)cr eiller troblld)ell
9hisiIilglcr D.. 8eicllihait erIaubtc lih
in einem beiierSt Gcitaurant AM
Hbcin Ocn biligen Wib, Den aui Der
Spciiefarte nit 1.75 Mdrf angeles
ten Ereis fir cin SolItclncr Sdni'
tcl ourd) Ncicitiglng Der 1 Worf
altf 70 Yfennig 5n e%rn0Bigcn. 81
niae WilAlten ipdter trnien iluei eb-
l1itigc louriltcn elm melhe ie zines
Der 10 biuigtn Sd)nitel beitcllten.
0ic Ausilugs . @cieait)oit pcriprab
lid ON Nlltsgatg Der Sahe cinen
&aliptlllt .lltO martete alf Die glb'
rcd)nung Der 6rcmocn. NIs nm ies
Dem bon 0ieicn cin Ereis BON LIS
Marf ubocrldn9t murDc, 9erictben lie
III Grreuulig ilber Die pcrmeintlihc
SaltcrnlGngcrci mo pcrueigcrten Ole
3obluHg inter Sinipeis ani Den
FreiS III Der Speilefarte. Scr Mlrtb
mar anf1nglid) aid peroubt, oas
Gtfifcr Der Ausiliigler bclebrte i'm
dber bolo uno iogte er nun DEM
uer0adtigiten 2ader Die 6Gl'hung
oni Den appf 5u. Ger IN Die Gnge
getriebene 5b1ter legte Elm @eituno'
nib nb uno muroe 5nnGd,It ouourd
g%cltroit, onb or Den Ercislmtcridliro
iiir beioe Sd)nibel aus lclncr Snidc
bc5oblcn mlbtc. AuBcrOcm ltclltc
Der gcfrGnfte @irtb S%trafantrng nc.
gen llrfunoeniGlidinig. Gic Strai'
famnlcr bes Enno1eridts erfannta
ulti 5pei Gage @ci1ngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Sm 8nn5en iilto ulio ieit 1881 rllllb
fiini WiQioncn aberdeen aus bent
Geltltlen Heid, alisgcfuonoert, 3. +.
oitrdIifnittlid, i'm Sabre $4,000.
Seine ciniiae otlbcre cilropoiitc Na.
tion bat iiir 0oS neriloiienc Sobrbrn-
bert groBcrc 3iiiern aitl6upeiicn.
Steiner unoeren Nation lit aber alit
10 piel an 9l1t uno Siihtigfeit, oil
Siloun9Selemcnten uno 8elo parlo.
rem ge9ongen oils Der oclitiGen, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Sin @ortipicl Gailcr @ilbclm's.

Sic r6ronffurtcr Muiit 3cituna"
id)rcibt: ,Sl gSiesbaoen lullrbe cine
Icituuiiiibrmg bon @llf'S nNrmi.
DC" III @c0cmport bcs aoiler9 Der
Gnltoltrt, bel meld)er 8ele9ctbcitSof=
Sopelmcilter Sd)lar @~cgcnItuno
m%unnipiud)cr slus5ei6nltngen mar.
&icrbci ioll Der &oiicr Ocnl Sntcn.
Oontcr b. NiuBenbeder ollf oieSdul'
ter gcfIoplt lutb nit einem 9irnpeiS
oli Den nrben linn itebenbcn @llltf
0iriqcnten bcnlerft buben: oSn@lud
nnlb Der Mcnih haben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

Wobcrncr 6rat. 3c6ni06.
ri0c: .Gincnl halben Snbenb &cttcrn
babe id) ifon %prriprcd)en nlilIicll, lie
ip1tcr cinnlnI 5l bciratbcn Ma.
idl lcbc Idoll - man ipir0 aus 0clt
GbeideiOungcu nidlt b%cralafonl-
mcn."
%orurtbeil. rVtorgcn trete
ih n,Cinc ncltc Stele on" = yWor.
gen - al einem 5reitag? Sas mir.
De i'd niht tbln = 5reitogs bat man
inlmer Gchl" - oIfl oummerslbar.
sIallbe!. =. llebriaens milb benn &c.
robe id) oos Fed Baben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
&craif bic brntidt SprGdJc nidJt.
&on 100 ruduogcI.

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Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Bremen tnJuIeo.

Thursday night fireman by the name of Ziemerman was injured by being struck by the water spout at Peach Springs. He was looking out of the cab window and was struck in the back of the head and his scalp all most torn off. He was brought to Kingman and Dr. Ealy dressed the wound and sent him to Los Angeles on the flyer. It is reported that he died on the way to the hospital.
 Last night at Blackberry an engine was taking water, while the engineer was oiling up, and for some unaccount' able reason the engine started up, and fireman Bing, to save himself from being dragged off the tender by the water spout, jumped and fell across the manhoe, the projecting lip crush ing in several of his ribs and badl! turing him internally. He wal brought to Kingman and sent to Lo Angeles on the flyer this morning It is feared he cannot recover.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Killed in Mine Dispute.

A. J. Daggs and George Hunter were killed near Superior, Pinal coun- ty, Arizona. last Tuesday and their bodies were found by a search party In the brush by the roadside. It is be- lieved that they were assassinated by men who claimed adversely some mln- ing property in the Superior district. Two dogs that were with Hunter and Daggs were also killed. Two men named Fondren and Stewart, whose mining property was jumped oy Daggs, are under arrest for the mur- der. A. J. Daggs is known all over t ,e territory, owing to years of trou- ble and litigation in the courts Of the territory. At one time Daggs bro- tners had large sheep interests In Co' conino and Maricopa counties, but o1 late years they have maintained la" and business office in Phenix.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Big Damages.

The California Salt Company, which operated salt refining works on the Salton basin. has just been awarded nearly half million dollars damages against the California Development Company for the destruction of it's works by the overflow of the Colorado river into the basin. The salt com pany contended that the development company did not take proper precau- tion when it opened up the intake ot New River, and therefore it was re- sponsible for all damages accruing by reason of the great floods of the past two years.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Rushing Work on Parker Bridge

Ivan Neal, who is just in from the Parker section, reports that l15 men are now at work on the big bridge that is to span the Colorado river near P ,rker. One hundred more men will be put on as soon as they can be brought in. Two of the big piers, Is feet by "A feet each, have been con- pleted al d ready for the structural work tn; t is to go on them. It is eX' pected tl at the piers will be complet d before high water in April and tha' the entire structure will be ready to l 20 into commission before next fall The bridge is to b. one of the largest o, the rver and capable of standing the strain of the largest engines that are u be used on the road.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Gold Myth of United Verde.

In summing up the gold and silver values contained in the copper ores of the territory, Fitz-Mac, in recent article, states that the ores of the United Verde mine only carry eighty cents in gold and silver. It has been the general opinion that the ores o1 this great mine were extremely rlch in gold, but the returns made by the mine management to the county as sessor effectively dispose of this myth
 It is also explained by the writer that the copper mates of the territor, show scarce trace of gold, the aver
 age being but one cent to the pound.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Doing Good Work.

The Phenix Board of Trade is doing oood work for the territory in disseml- hating the news of the territory's mln- eral greatness to the world. In FltZ- Mac they have one of the most versi- tile writers in the west and one who knows the mining business and It's kindred industries like an open book. The good work has just begun and be- fore another year the whole country will be singing the praises of the Sun- shine Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Advertising That Pays.

Goldfield keeps to the front in the matter of advertising. Like the ac- tress who loses her diamonds perio' = icllly, Goldfeld vamps up the larceny of immensely rich ore by high grad CTS. Recently the house of furnace tender was raided and more than sixty thousand dollars worth of the richest Little Florence ore found. The man had rigged up modern cyanide plant and was extracting the gold by that method. If this man is able to suc' ce,sfully treat Goldfield ores in thls way the n ne owners of the camp owe him debt of gratitude and he shoulo be placed in charge of their reduction works at once.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
Arizona Southwestern Copper Com'

This week J. H. Hoffman arrived from Pueblo, Colorado, and paid visit to the mines at Coppervllle, Tn Crow Canyon. While here the direc- tors of the company held meeting for the purpose of electing president in the place of Geo. L. Hibbs, who died recently at his home in Pennsyl- vania. Mr. Hoffman brought oacK with him from the mine number of samples of rich native copper ore. lie reports the mine showing up splendid ly and that better ore was being found as the work progressed into the moun- tain. The vein upon which the con- pany is working is one of the largest in Cedar mining district and shows biz values in the vein outcrop. The company will prosecute work on the property with vigor during the year and expect to make it a shipper ol rich ore in very short time. The mine is under the management o1 Leonard Hoffman.
Mohave County miner., 1908-01-04
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