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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
DoNNELLAN LEASES THE
FAMOUS RED TOP MINE

GOLDFIELD, Feb. ALPHABETICALLY
one-half of the entire Red Top mine
has been leased to John Donnellan and
associates for period of year and a
half The deal has been pending many
weeks, and was finally close between
Mr.. Donnellan's representatives and the
Consolidated Mines company. the
block under lease measures 60Ox6O0 feet,
CT considerably more than the area or
the usual lease. The property lies south
of the Jumbo Extension, north OF the
famous Mohawk east of the Booth and
west of the Jumbo. The corporation
will be close, and active development
will be commenced within few days
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
PLACER FIND TOO RICH
TO BE BELIEVED IN
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 2S.-Intense
excitement prevails at Mojave over
an alleged discovery of an enormously
rich deposit of fine placer gravel under
lying the town at depth of eighteen
feet. According to dispatches received
here the find was made Monday in an
excavation which D. C. Clark was max
ing for a cesspool. 1t is said that
samples of the gravel were sent to an
assayer in Los Angeles and that they
yielded $41.54. Other reports from Mo-
iave indicate that the alleged find may
be a monumental hoax.
Mining men in Bakersfield are in
clned to be very skeptical concerning
the alleged discovery Gravel that pays
81 a yard is considered good, and de-
post yielding sal is too rich to be
credible.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24

RAWHlDE MINERAL ZONE
ONE OF GREAT EXTENT
M. C. SculIy Tells What He Found in
Geological Conditions at the
Famous Nevada
Camp

GOLDFIELD, Feb. 23.-In the opin-
ion of M. c. Scully Rawhide has
future that can scarcely be overesti-
mated On his return from that camp
he said to a Goldfield News representa-
tive
The astonishing feature of Rawhide
is not the richness of the rock so lnucn
as the extent of the zone of mineral1za-
ton. From all four points of the COM
pass prospectors come into camp daily
with specimens of bonanza ore broken
from groupings or taken out of shallow
workings. The naturalization thus far
demonstrated covers an area ten by
twelve miles, much greater than that
of Goldfield, and in this entire district
it is now almost impossible to find an
open fraction.
The prospecting stage of the camps
development is now on and about 200
miners are employed trenching. sinking
shafts and running tunnels, while con-
siderably more than that number of
claim owners are working on their own
properties.
THUS far the camp has been badly
handicapped by the lack of money, hay
ing been struck just at the beginning
of the panic, but money is now coming
in freely and investors are daily arriv-
ing.
'Reverting to the geological condi-
lions there, it was to my surprise that
noted that the mineralized zone is a
double one, so to speak. On the south
side the values are both gold and sill
yer, while on the north gold is prac-
tically the only metallic content of the
rock. The formation is rhyolite. slate
and dacite, the veins having about 20
degrees of dip.
while the assays now being OBJ
tanned are sensational, l think that
depth will prove Rawhide to be mill
ing camp of mammoth proportions"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
BORE DEATH VALLEY
FOR PLACER MINES
PoET-PRosPEcToR EDDY DIRECT
ING THE ENTERPRISE
Will Go to Depth of One Hundred
Feet-Gold Showing Gives
$3.50 a Cubic
Yard

RHYOLITE, Feb. 23.-James Ed
monds of Iowa has been a close OBJ
server of the progress of development
in this and adjoining districts, and
during the past few months has kept
close tab on Death valley.
Mr.. Edmonds has had considerable
experience with dredging and dry
can turn his experience to good ac-
count in the conquering of the valley.
He arrived in Rhyolite Saturday and
left Wednesday with Clarence r. Eddy,
the poet-prospector, on trip down
to Benefits holes. where the altitude
is 277 feet minus. Mr.. Edmonds says
he is killing two birds with one stone.
BY coming out here he will satisfy a
desire to get below sea level in Death
valley and will also miss the bad
spring weather back in Iowa.
He came prepared to thoroughly test
the bed of the valley for values, and
is armed with a boring machine with
which he can sink 100 feet if desired.
He asserts if values are found in the
valley he has ample capital behind
him to get the values out, no matter
what method is found to be necessary.
They left with team and supplies suf-
ficient to last them two weeks, If they
care to stay that long, and propose to
satisfy themselves on the question of
the presence or absence of values in
the bed of the valley.
Mr.. Eddy recently received letter
from Z. G. Gould, in which he made
the statement that they had secured
substantial values from samples taken
by himself and associates. Some of 1t
gave returns of $3.50 to the cubic yard.
1t is well known that an abundance
of water can be developed in the can
yons on both sides of Death valley,
and If the bed of the valley can be
made to yield even small values in
gold some method of dredging could
be devised which would save the val
ues very cheaply and make mint of
money for the operators.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
HART BOOM
PROVES TO
BE STEADY
SAN BERNARDlN0 CAMP NOW
MAKING GOOD
WILL SHIP ORE OF HIGH GRADE
THIS WEEK
Strike of Dixie Seams Fifteen Miles
North Made by Henry WAL
lace-Busy Booming
Camp

Hart, San Bernardino county, that
lusty young mining camp that is now
in its second month, is making pro-
gress. 1t has had it's first lawsuit-a
town lot claim injunction-real estate
is booming, five frame buildings are to
be built, leases are selling at fancy
prices and ore is to be shipped this
week.
In addition the progressive camp has
contracted with the Rock Springs Land
and Water company, which has large
rights in the Marvel region, to fur
nish an adequate water supply TO the
camp and there is hope of having the
System completed and in use in two
weeks. The water will have to be
brought about four miles.
A rich strike is reported in the An
drews and March lease on block in
Piute Belle No. 1, and ore Will be
shipped soon. Hart and Hit, the dis
coverers, who have sold $4,000 worth
of leases and claims also have many
sacks of high grade ore from the orig
inal location, which are to be shipped
to Needles during the week. Two mills
for custom work are being considered
and there is probability that both will
be built as the exposures are showing
enough ore to keep two busy. There Is
a steady increase In the population and
lots In the townsite that were selling
for poor songs at the outset are rang
ing from $125 to $1,000 each.
On the Rutherford lease it is re-
ported that ore running to a $4,000
value was uncovered.
There are between forty and fifty
leases working and much rich stuff Is
being sacked. Those who have seen
the workings say there is no doubt
that Hart has come to stay and be-
come as great a region as Bullfrog.
New Strike Made
Fifteen miles north of Hart another
strike has been made, the ore being
similar to that found at Hart, and the
country is dixie scanned also, the belief
of the miners being that it Is really
q continuation of the ore body which Is
making Hart famous. Indications are
that all that region at some remote
period has been subjected to intense
fires, and even now in the neighbor-
hood of the latest strike hot water Is
found at no great depth.
Henry Wallace, one of the fortunate
miners responsible for the latest dis
covery, took out a seam of gold shaped
strangely like dagger, having the
point broken off. 4. The whole is valued,
merely for it's gold, at $475. The find
was made almost on top of the ground,
being concealed by slight jutting of
rock, between an interstice of which
the precious formation was found.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
Thinks Well of Stimler

w. r. Markt of San Francisco. who
is interested in a number of Goldfield
leases, returned Tuesday from Stimler,
where he had been for several days in
vestigating the mining situation. He is
a part owner In the Cook lease at that
place and says that depth is showing
up the ground in splendid shape. The
shaft is now down sixty feet and re-
cent assays from the ledge at that
point gave returns running as high as
S263 40 to the ton, one-third of which is
gold. OF the other leases in the dis
trict Mr.. Markt speaks very encour-
agingly and says most of them are
making fine showing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
MAKES RICH DISCOVERY
NEAR BULLION MOUNTAIN

Special to The Herald.
j. SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 23.- i
J. Another gold strike is reported in !.
4 the desert section of the county, +
4 it being made in the Bullion i.
i mountain section by H. L. Caps, 4
/ a Nevada miner who was attract 4.
!. ed over the line by the stories of 4.
i the Hart strike. He made hunt +
+ for the same rhyolite formation 4
4 and found a ledge which has been I.
1. overlooked by the California j.
j. miners because they regarded it i
4. as worthless. Ore close to the sur +
4. face runs $3.50 to the ton. His find 4.
+ has attracted many others to the +
j. section and many claims are being !
+ staked out. Caps filed on dozen +
+ claims all along the ledge. =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
New Mill Planned

YUMA, Ariz., Feb. 23.-Yuma will
derive marked commercial benefit from
the smart arrival of the camp of Plea
cho, which will take place within three
months. A mill of from 800 to 800 tons
daily capacity will be constructed and
placed in operation and will give en-
ployment to from $50 to 300 men. The
present force of 35 to 40 miners will
then be increased.
For more than a year superintendent
Willis Lawrence has been blocking out
$40 ore for the proposed mill. He has
big body of 1t in sight. If 1t continues
to show good the mill may have a
capacity of 500 tons. Already enough
ore is in sight to run So0-ton mill
steadily.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
Mine Brings $2so,ooo

GUADALAJARA, Mexico. Feb. 23:-
All the Hostotipaquillo district mines
of Carlos Romero of Etzatlan, with the
exception of the Albaradon, have been
purchased by Canadian and English in
terests, represented by Frank G. Ste
vens of Etzatlan. 1t is understood that
the price named in the contract is $780,
900 and that a big cash payment will
be made at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
NeW Stamp Mills

NEEDLES, Feb. 23.-Fred Tracy of
the Tracy Engineer company or New
York has been in the city during the
week. He has just closed contract
for the erection of q large stamp mill
ousthe Orange Blossom mines ten miles
north of Bagdad and will at once COM
mence the construction work. Mr..
Tracy was a resident of Needles some
ten years ago. This is his first view
of Needles since that time and he finds
the city much improved.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
WORK TO BE RESUMED
ON SANDSTONE PROPERTY

Work is to be started Immediately on
the Sandstone on company account
This is the gist of a telegram sent by
George Wingfield, who is now in the
east, to his consulting engineer II. c.
Cutler. The work will probably be
done in a new shaft on the Kruger
claim which will probably pick up
known vein at a depth of about $50
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
BONDS MOTHER LODE
MINE FOR $4,000

YUMA, Ariz., Feb. 23.-Col John w.
Darlington has bonded the Mother
Lode claim to Charles H. Fay, New
York, and r. K. Humphrey, Denver,
for $4,000, to be taken up in five pay
ments. The deal was closed by wire,
the buyers being at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
A Great Showing

The Silver Peak Mining
company, operating five miles from
Silver Peak, New, has uncovered a
ledge in north and south drifts from
the 100-foot level, six feet in thickness,
assaying $56.54 in gold and 81 cents in
silver, all free milling ore. The COM
pany is preparing to erect mill this
coming summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24

Everybody is welcome when we feel
good: and we feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working prop
erly. DIR. Kings New Life Pills regu-
late the action of stomach, liver and
bowels so perfectly one can't help feel
ing good when he uses these pills. Zoe
at Dean Drug compaT-''s store.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
BID Silver Showing

John Anglin and 1. Peterson have
taken a lease on the Capricorn claim in
the Funeral range, twelve miles south
of Rhyolite. One sample taken by the
leasers gave returns of I'LL ounces sill
yer and IA per cent copper.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
Same Old Story

While doing his yearly assessment
work A. J. Williams opened up good
body of ore on his claim near the
Lloyd Searchlight. At depth of fif-
teen feet he is filling barley sacks with
a high grade silver ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
Hayes Buys Two Mines

The Orient and Rusty Pick groups of
mines in the hex district have been
sold to C. w. Hayes of Goldfield. p.
A. Busch of Rhyolite was the former
owner of the claims.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
Rux Rawhide Claims

w. w. Booth and associates of Tono-
pah have purchased three claims at
Rawhide. The consideration is said 20
ho 500 900
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-24
Hiuh Grade Ore

Three feet of ore running as high as
$244 has been opened up in the Tramp
mine at Bullfrog.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
MARTHA
BuckIkin Be~

We are no; bOthered By nineh par
tisS Danes ets. sinoe % many sohoel
boys and girls len Blains Tor srAcoi.
We hope they ufn uiake better Ee
% their tine in the rear fsk
The big timber JOB on DI J. A.
SPARKS farm has about cone To a
elOse. conducted by n. W Lovder.
Lo~der yin move his min TO n. h.
srarks iinher 800 Al onoe. where e
Ein 2r about nneen hundred cords
q bolts into slaves
TIE friends q Mar Gambill. Chas.
HoIhrook and Proctor Sparks sbsi
tears When they left for the cities
Louisa and PaiuisTiiie.
Loa Gauhm has the name Of haul
Ing as many bolts with his mules q
any oihsr to teams IN the bolt ioo
A Nnrtha-
Yum-Yum-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

The finest coffee substitute ever
made has recently been produced BY
Dr. ShOOp Of Racine. Via You dOnI
have to boil IT twenty or thirty min
utes. Made in q minute says the Dr.
Health coffee Il really the closest
coffee imitation ever yet prodnced
Not a grain Of real coffee in il either.
Health coffee imitation Is made from
pure toasted cereals OF grains. with
malt, nuts. etc RsaIlysit would fool
an expert, were he to mkn0vingIy
to drink II for coffee Sold By d C
Spencer.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
HuBBARpsToWN W. va.


Ties and posts are still the legal
tender at this place and the people
are sin piling them in The Culber-
son Co, OF IrontOn have already
loaded over 1900 posts and have
twice that amount ready for shipment
P. p. Merideth & Co. are doing q
good business at this place with their
general store
Arthur Skeens. Who has been brak-
ing on the n. & w.. is at home for
q few days
John Merideth and Oscar Neal
were at home and elsewhere from
Kermit Sunday.
J. C. 6trOther. = wen known teacher
OF this place Is teaching near Central
bury.
Harve Merideih and John HOOsier,
Who have been working at Kingston
for some time are home for the
winter
Unsle Harye BeIlOmy Is no better.
He has been confined to his bed for
two years with cancer.
The good people Of this place are
making an effort TO build a church
here They hATe~ the foundation
Iaid and the timber cut to saw the
lumber, and some ready cash
Mrs J. L Selbee. Of Radmor. was
visiting home folks at this place last
week
W. R strUther. of catlettsburs.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
BUsSEYvILLE

Rev. Williams. ST. OF cAtlsttssurs
preached a very interesting sermon
here Sunday
Leonard Compton. CAri B1ssSy and
Melvin Mex are visiting Al william
son and other points
Miss Alma Hays has returned hone
after . weeks visit With relatives
here.
Clen O-NeAI vas visiting al tins
place Sunday.
Rev. YOak has elosed a prosr1rte5
meeting al the forks of Little Blaine.
Mrs. John Cheap Of Owe HIl =
visiting relatives Al this plAee
Johnnie HAYS. vhO Is teAehing TIE
school Al lad. paid hone fOIks =
visit SATURDAY and SuntAE.
G. b Carter made a rip TO Hunt
lngton last week
Mss D0Fis and Gertrude Pig are
visiting their siscsr. Ms Slant MI
ler. of Charisy.
L E PiEz made a trip to LOaisa
I7st Saturday.
James H. conpt01 nads a hzSineSs
"Trip 70 Lo1isa last week
PRAYER me~tinE here exsrr Wei
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
For Sale.

One hundred acres Of laad near r.
= Wilson's residence Thirty pas-
tire land and seventy acres bottom.
reurteen acres. better knosa -
Allison tract. vest Of Lea erssk rnad
Thirissn acres known a. cI.a
o'NeaI trscs. cotton
Fourteen aerss kn0vn a. sam Doc
smith i1ct. bottom. adioinlnr rall-
road. ss-' of Liek eesk-
Seventy acres knova a. Port Inn
Tract
WIZ tsIi All but the one hundred
acres IN iots q one o. more aeres ta
salt purchaser.
Jay n. Northup
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
GRANDPARENTS EEH ABOUT PE-RU-NA.
cstsrh Flneen Years.

Mrs. s. A. Rogers, LeMoOre, Cal,
writess
81 had chronic cafarrh Of fifteen
years standing. and death seemed 70
sisre me IN the face Itried several so
called eAtarrh remedies. and without
avail. I took fifteen bottles Of Peuna
and i've bottles Of MAnAIin, and am
completely cured. All the catarrhal
symPioms are gone, my digestion Is
good, my appetite is good, and I rest
well a. night I an seventy years Of
age and I hope TO live many more years
toprAise PerunA % all my friends who
suffer from catarrh as did,
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Governor Dausoa has issued Iroc-
la-stsoz ealing 70. ne cozsc=ssoa eI
the West Virginia Legislature on n
.srh instant We received the proc-
lzmsfioa too lats 10 pablish the sub
jscts Of the legislative buzi-
nezs enb-aoed in the CAL In this
weeks issue Of the News
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

At the wayne election last Thurs-
day J. r K-esee vas elected Mayor.
Rnhen Osbon. R-ooraer.w. p. Wilson
Chapmzn Adkins A W Ferguson. Dr.
c r Burgess sntsJoshua sellards.
couneilnea
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

G. G. Se0,t Las Fzrchasea the New
Era printing pressz and uill begin the
PIbllatiOa q The Piksville Courier.
an independeut PAPER. the ffusa issue
10 Be Pablished on the 9sth inst
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

-HOks- wellnan. a reII knoEn pr
sonase o. this city. fen into an open
basement yentilator. on Fron; street,
last aisht ard broke his leE The arc
dsnt occurred about les. and when
D-. OolinEer. uho vas hastily san-
nOned- arrived he fOund that -Hoke's
night Ieg uAs broken iuss above the
ankle With p-oper care the Doctor
SAYS that NJ WeIlnsn uiIl soon b
o K--CailettshurE Tribune
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
Baled Hay For Sale.

No. /. - cea,s per leo pounds. No.
Z Gee. delivered IN harms. railroad
station or river. Leav, orders a
oiiles jay Il. Norlhun
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
10 KEEP WELL

Ths whole year through writes L.
A Bartlett. OF Rural Route 1. Gull
ford. Ne. l and my family use Dr.
Kings New LIE Pills They have
proven most satisfactory to all Of
Is They tone the system and cure
biFOuSness. malaria and constipation
Guaranteed At A ". Hughes drug
store. Louisa. KY . oents-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

I-aba : Tl;sS Eho lives on whites
sssek- As kissed on the head by .
horse on Tuesday. Dec 81. and ssri
o-sly hart Ills injuries are such
that il ls 'hOasht hs riil not recover.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
.'''' '''''s'sa...s'sss's..s.. ~.
OUR NElCHB0Rs- :
|: Observation-Disclosures

The store house Of the Central City
Bung factory Vas desirOysd b. fire
early Monday morning and all its
contents are a tossl loss. with measer
insurance
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Dunlap Bradley Of Nadee vas here
las wednesday. So vas Uncle Joe
Huichisoa.
BusE.lin Bs..
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Ms Hannah Hale. a eOiored woman
residing in South Point. the vife o.
Robin Hale. claims the distinction
o. being a; IeASt one hundred years
Old She EAs a slave in Garter county
anSil after the uAr. and eadured many
aaraships and privAti0as that were 50
ooumoa during those very strenuous
tiueS Sc beoAzne a residsat a Sou
rOint Abaat forty years AeO. and Is
AnosstOr q = large family she b
ths zOsher q nins ehilarea. grand
7Othsr % ruenty-three. great ErAad-
2Other q thres And great great
Eaatl0.her of to
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
d up saturdar md sunday.

Mss Ida Hatten Is teaching the IAst
mouth Of our school and deserves
the credit Of a good teacher.
wooIly Bill
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Khkan up-,O-dats sais o over
coat yOu want. 90 TO LOar = B9rks
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Is off the price Of all Clothing at
.Pierre's Big Store.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Al t1e noEe 81 Kew. a1c Nh "
b Hicks. Oa Tyisr's eresk. neAr Salt
Rock. haek q Hantingtoa. Allie
their tea-aOalhs-old dazEhter. uAs
fatally b1rned A SISTER of the baby.
Apet abo11 yeArS. lad rock-d the
little one 70 s,~ep. and warning =
osankst = frolf a The IRE il the
crate. UraPs~d the hahy In r. placed
4 On the bei and IN the roon- h
blankss had heoo1e iEnited frun tn
fire and in a feE minutes the heip-
iess hahe u1s enEraPged il n1mss
he uosheer ard esAe- ssnbers o,
TIE family E-re IN aaoshsr part a;
ihs hozze aad oozId not hear The
cli,t's screams ass l1;sr vhes u
ruc-i vas e-ze7sd the chfld uas
'uzut Erfihi1g n he- I'D q firs
sith ts- i1Es- nzss and hSly bzrn-
81 20 a crisp DssFEs an available
aznan san tie lffls viciin szpircs
BUSSEYVILLE
Hog kininE i the Ora-- q the day
z0E. the hrsez ~ beiuE sanEAtsr-
q b. ? r Bss=y. one DAY ias-
~esk L tiFs~s TIE scalez Al "a
1oazts. ths iarrez hog kili-d kers
to- uazF years
Geo-se Rote-ls las rssarnea fr1u
Coluzhzs
Nr. azl MrS Lnasey Pizg visited
tssir t11shrsr. Nrs Stzni Miiler. q
Gec-rss Crssk. l1ss vesk
n. l. B Dsaa vzs Aere lzz Saiur-
S1y e- ruzis so- Fallshurx. fruz
uh@ace As vin % "a Loaisvilie q
take a loss s-zt-ate cOurze in ths
Keutlcky SAocl q Nesicize n.
IN rszaia there uzil ahous Ap-il
Wa G1s,sr las V1rpAEsea The Nd
Tko=Esss fssz q Jaslsr BlrSoa a
Lo1isa- Co-sssersisoa sleaA Al
parties co1csrlea are satisfied with
tks trase-
Nr- Asa Ms Lzshsr Piss returned
frU2 a plsaSAzi NIP 10 CncinnAii
bss usek-
Davis Martha. Eraaasoa a Morgan
Martin. and Mss Dora Blackburn,
t1uEhter q RAytoa Blackhurn. wers
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

I an sIEhty-thassa and ahalf y..rs ola.
and feel - yOung - ] did tsn ysass 80.
Il visited reosntly anong sons Ga
frisnds. Who said ! looked - young -
I Idh twenty yssrs 40. ! thank yea
for your kindns.s 70 ne. and hops Von
nsy live loag - bsnsat saiisring
hnmanity."
II believe PsrunA = the bsat nedirfns
IN the World for all catarrhal dissaa.s.s =
Nj J. W. Palmer, las Tower Ave.
Superior. via.
Almanac for is0S
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17
rheumatism ef Old Afe.

Mrs. Caroline Trunk. I7o6 jefferson
Ave, Peoria. H., writesi
Il hal very painful trouble fsr ~
years, consisting o. rheBmafism In the
back and in the 1high. ! used grc.t
deal Of medicine, but it did not help ne
Then / used Dr.. HartmaD's Pcrnnn.
and two bottles Of this cnflrely MED
me OF the rheumatisI i wish 70 keep
both PerunA aud NAnAlin always IN the
house. This Is the best medicine that l
can reeomnsend any One 20 taks for
rheumatism"
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Office
The Big Sandy news., 1908-01-17

Hog kiMrE i the o-a-- q me day
z0E. the arsez hoS beius sznEhter-
81 b ? r Blsey. one day luss
-ssk- Il tiFsea TIE soaiss Al sss
pouris. rhs larEess hog kill-a here
,o- EazE Eears
GeO-se Rose-lz las returned fr1u
The oasis., 1908-01-11

customers and patrons, and will see Chat all are satisfied. Mr. Harry Clark one of the most expert ser- vitors behind q bar, has charge of the works at night. Messrs. Clark and Colburn make team which "can take the rag off from the bush, :" fin any mans town"
 Mir. H. J. Karns NJ. E., from Tucson, has taken over the Mejia mine, out in Las Planchas de Plata region, about twenty-five miles southeast from Nogales, and is arranging to conduct operations upon an extensive scale. Monday the brokerage house of A. Joffroy crossed the gentleman's automobile over the line, and heavy consign- ment of machinery is expected daily, to be put through the custom house by the same brokerage house. Mir. Jos. de Lusignan has been en- gagged to go out there to install the machinery. A better selection could not have been made.