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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Free wood pulp would be speedily granted if it were not an attack upon the thousand and one other robberies included in, the Dingley scheme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
FIXED.

Do you expect to be nominated at Denver?' asked the young reporter.
 'Ha! Ha! Hal! laughed the Commoner. Translated, this means Its a cinch!'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Winston Spencer Churchill stands for reelection this week in Manches- ter, and his American mother is his best yote-getter She may have learned the art in 1ammanys domains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
DOES IT FOR HIM.

From the Chicago News.
 Hyker-When l was single l used to spend every cent of my income, but my wife has broken me of the habit.
 Pyker-How did she do it?
 Hyker-By spending 1t herself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

A court has held that kissing is as- sault and battery when it is objection able to the kissee. Otherwise it is a compliment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

The Merry Widow style of exagger- ated millinery may give Reform with a big R an opportunity in regulating the headgear of seated audiences.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

A Merry Widow hat got lodged in the entrance of Pullman car, and the blockade lasted until the train could be stopped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
SMOOTH

"Rusher is the most accomplished diplo- mat I ever saw"
 What makes you think sop
 "He can make a bill collector apologize to him for taking up his time and not pay the bill either!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

And as for lovely woman,
 'Twould fill her with despair, If she should go to heaven
 And find no bargains there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

The coast of California is now one continuous grandstand full of enthusi- astic spectators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Now begin to kill and to shut out the germ-laden house fly as well i.as the mosquito.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

What Taft is trying to do is to retain the administration friends without any of it's enemies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Girls in dry towns are beginning to marry men in wet towns because they want to reform them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Only two names have been men, toned for 1912-Rooseyelt and our own Richmond Pearson Hobson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

When MT. Roosevelt goes abroad he will keep no doubt an attentive eye on 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

The new Wno's Who contains 20,700 names, and something more select will soon be needed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
About Persons.

w. c. Tunstal, Jr., of Anniston is in the city.
 Judge J. J. Mayfield, candidate TOT supreme court justice, will be in Bir- mingham few days. Judge Mayfeld IS one of the most popular attorneys of the state and numbers friends in Bir- mingham by the score. Reports come
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

While Great Britain is guarding the Atlantic Uncle Sam is standing guard in the Pacific.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Abruzzi was sent to fight the Turks, but the latter soon shook a peace flag, and West Virginia feels relieved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

The Easter hats for men do not cover much ground, but still they are essential to human happiness in hot weather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Jack Tar is getting tired of ovations, and he begins to desire to get home before the baseball season is ended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

John Sharp Williams goes out of the House next March, and he takes vacation before taking a seat in the Senate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
PREJUDICED.
PERHAPS.

Have you ever eaten frogs legs?"
 "No, and if I ever do I hope to croak!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
DOLLARS

Dollars, dollars, dollars,
 That's the prize we seek Where the wheels are whirling, Where the chimneys reek; Where the pace is blinding
 And the end is death. Saying prayers to Mammon With our latest breathl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

The magnate in most cities on May 1 is the man who owns moving van.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Oklahoma has abolished the wooden Indians that stood in front of cigar stores, thus dealing Art staggering blow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
POODLE SONG.

POODLE SONG. Doodle, poodle, poodle, That's the cry today, Lots of men will sell out If the price you pay. Doodle. poodle, poodle, What a sight to see Grafters running over Chaps like you and me. Doodle, poodle, poodle, See that auto car? Do you think the owner Got it tending bar?
 SENSIBLE WOMAN. "Drinkly's wife seldom scolds him fol playing poker Doesn't mind, eh?'' Not as long as he wins.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

The Aldrich bill is so dead it begins to have a bad corporation smell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24

Entered at the Birmingham. Ala postoffice as second-class matter uhue' Lct of Congress March 8. 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07
Nlmero 211

menesterales y burgueses, todo I'm
mando de prejuicios. La sangre roja
no desmerece de la sangre azul. La
Rovolucion, igualando 4 todos los
hombres y proclamando que todos ma
cen libres, ,concluyo con los anticuados
vestigios del viejo regimen.
Ys en- las pruebas de hidalgufa,
al cubrirse para la grandeza de Espa-
ia, Sc ostepta alguns vez como tim
bre glorioso ell tftulo ingeniero de
montes.
Va no Sc puede exigir la descen-
dencia de IN Principe de Sagan, pom
dremos por ejemplo, ciertas excur-
stones en- averiguaci6n de 81 entire
sus abuelos hubo alguno que montara
en- burro, para no llegar al descu-
brimjento de que alguno de sus ante.
cesores gan6 Ia vida valerosamente
tirando de un caro- por las GALES de
Chicago.
va es impossible descubrir 81 con
las rancias ejecutorias da lustre el
aplaudido actor 81 profession 6 la
profession abrillanta las eiecutorias.
va no Sc deja de ientrar nadie en-
sagrado por raz6n de su ofcio 6 pro-
fesi6n, y plebeyos como Canovas y Sa-
gasta llegan a ser, despues del Rey,
las primeras fguras del Estado.
iOhcio mecanico! 49,. Que noble
verdaderamente chic, podra probar
que no es mas menos chauffeur.
Mobiles al frentc de grandes en-
presas induStr tales, de azucareras, de
fabricas, de conducciones de aqua as!...
No hay duda, los tiempos han Gambia
do, dlcho sea en- buen hora.
Y respecto del origen, remontando
nos ALA leios, ninguno de nosotros
los creyentes, puede envau eccrse mu-
cho, pues llegariamos a la conclusion
de que un asesino, tras un monstruoso
incesto, di0 punto de partida nues-
ira estirpe. Esto. como queda dicho.
para los que Green, pues con los in
| credulos. ... peor es meneallo para
enorgullecerse del abolengo.
SGGnF-. .fWbtA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07
HaciIa eI nii2tcriO gtido
FRASES DE ENERGIA

La salida del vapor Roosevelt"
llevando la tercera expedition artica
dirigida por el Comandante Robert
E. Peary, ha despel tado un inter6s
grandfsimo por esta empresa.
Despues de haber dejado Oyster
Bay, Ell vapor Sc diriglra q Sydney
Qsla del Cabo Breton) en- busca lie
carbon Entonces sera que comenza-
"a realmente el viaje al Polo Norte
por Ell estrecho de Davis el mar de
r fin. La expedition seguira la cos
ia hasta Ell norte de la TERRA de Grant.
ALI piensa abandonar provisional
mente su buque el Comandante Pea
ry y lauzarse en- trineo la conquista
del Polo.
"Conozco demasiado las regiones
polares. declare Ell explorador antes
de embarcarse, para tener confaEza
absolute en- Ell exito. nj estoy loco
para asegurar 81 triunfare morire.
81 puedo decir que habre de aplicar
Ia empresa toda la energia de que
soy capaz, y que 81 no logro llegar al
mismo Polo. plantare sin embargo la
bandcra americana mas Cerca del
misterioso punto de 10 que han he
cho los dem6s exploradores''.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07

EXtradiCi0n de un terrOriSta
CuatrO mil prOteStanteS

Cuatro mil personals Sc han
reunido para protestar contra
la extradici6n del terrOrista ru-
SO Vassilieff reclamado por las
autoridades rusas por asesinato
cometido en- la persona del Pre-
fecto de Penza. Los manifes-
tantes han :resuelto dirigir una
petici0n a las autoridades fede-
rales suplicando que Sc denun-
Gle el tratado de extradici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07
La pr0Xima legislature
El riego de la Costa Sur
(Continuacion)

Por considerable de interes
publicamos hoy el texto integro
del proyecto de ley que ha de
ser discutido en- la pr6xima
Asamblea Legislative, y que
tanto interes ha despertado en-
Ia isla y fuera, dada la trascen-
dencia G importancia de las
Obras que Sc proyectan en- la
mencionada ley.
FL texto, dice asf:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07
(. los suBcriltOFes /! AgentcS

Para IN buena marcha de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res ests diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAyAs SO avisaran los dfas 30
81; sdyierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren CON
posterisridad no SO tomaran en- cuenta nj
wurtir&n efecto en- Ia cOntabilidad hasta ell
dia filtimo de, mes siguiente al en- que Sc
seliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07
PROYECTO DE LEY
FL texto, dice asf:

PrOveyendo para la creaci6n,
construction y conservation
de un sistema de riego, para
fijar las olindancias del dis
trito que ha de ser beneficial
do por el mismo y los ingresos
que del riego Sc deriven para
una asignacion incidental de
doscientos mil dollars, con Ell
I'm de dar principle a la obra,
para otros fines.
-Decrstese bor ia As0nsble0 Le-
gfsLat5Ua:
Seccion SCI Consejo Eje-
cutivo tendra plena facultad
para disponer la cantidad y cla-
&c de la garantia que Sc reQue-
Tira para la debida ejecucion
de la obra.
Secci6n o.-Caso de no reci-
birse proposition satisfactoria
para la construction del sistema
de riego. o de una parte del mis-
mo. entonces el Consejo Ejecu-
1.-Two podra anunciar una segun-
GEa licitaci6n para la ejecuci6n
de la obra por contratO, 8 podra
disponer su construction por
administration, bajo la inspec-
ci6n del Comisionado del Inte-
riOr. ST fuese necesario hacer
el trabajo por administration, Ell
Consejo Executive proveera
acercs del empleo del personal
necesario de ingenieros y traba-
1adoresde la compra de materia-
Resy titles, de todos los gastos
necesarios,y del metodo de pago,
del "Fondo del Rieeo".
Seccion 1o.-Terminado total
q parcialmente Ell sistema de rie-
no, Ell Comisionado del interior
atendera q su conservation y
administration y con el consen-
timiento del Consejo Executive,
hara y adjudicara todos los con-
fratos necesarios, Y dictara los
ostatutos, reglas y reglamentos
que fueren precisos para la dis
fribucion y aprovechamiento
1eI aqua en- Ell distrito.
Seccion Isl en- cualquiera
Epoca resultase I'm excedente de
aqua sObre la cantidad neCesa-
ria para regar todas las tierras
del distrito de riego, el Comisio-
nado del Interior podra hacer
arreglos para la venta de dicho
excedente, bajo condolences que
habr6n de ser aprobadas por Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07

.SuSn AhS lNooAo III ~ OAuo
del Riego."
Secci6n 12.-El ingeniero de
riego que en- la presente sc dis
pore, sus oficiales, agentes, 6
empleados, tendran Ell derecho
de entrar. en- cualquier tempo,
en- cualquier terreno, para prac-
tiCar desllndes Y para situar Y
establecer Cualquiera obra pro-
puesta 8 inclusa en- dicho siste-
ma de riego, incluyendo las IL
meas de Cualquier canal, cami-
no, t1nel, local para deposito de
aqua. acueducto, planta para
desarrollar fuerzas lineas tras-
misorias, Il otra obra que >e re-
quiera. El Comisionado del In.
terror estara facultado. cuando
fuere necesario. para iniCiar
proCedimientos de expropiaCi6n
q nombre de FL Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico, con el fin de adquirir
cualquier terreno 8 derecho
comprendido en- los pianos apro-
bados del mencionado proyecto
ie riego, Y, para los fines de di-
chos procedimientos de expro.
piacion, todo terreno V derecho
de aqua, toda servidumbre de
paso para conducci6n de aqua Y
corrientes electriCas, todo local
para dep6sitos de aqua, canales,
caminos. tuneles, acueductos,
acequias, plantas de fuerza mo-
triz, y demas comprendidas y
que entren en- dicho plan de
riego, aprobado seg1n Sc ha ex-
presado. Sc deClara, por Ia pre-
sente, que son obras de utilldad
publica. y. como tales, Sc decla-
"a que estan sujetas al derecho
de exproDiacion forzosa. pu-
diendo ser objeto de procedi-
mientos de expropiacion Ell la
forma que la ley dispone. Dis
Pont6ndose, sin embargo, que to-
dos los mencionados derechos Y
Cosas. lunto con cualquier dere-
ChO de aqua existente y vicente
en- la actualidad, Ell cual no Sc
hubiese renunciado anterior
mente en- favor de FL Pueblo de
Puerto Rico. pueden ser objeto
de proCedimientos de expropia-
Ci0n. sin necesidad dc cumplir
aquellas disposiciones de la ley
que requieren una declaration
de utilidad publica por ell Con
sejo Executive. de acuerdo con
la ley aprobada Ell IL Mario de
1908. titulada Ley para enmen-
dar la ley titulada Ley estable
ciendo la expropiaci6n forzosa
de la propiedad particular para
los fines V bajo las condolences
expresadas en- la misma, apro-
bada en- Mario II, 1905, o con
cualquiera otra ley existente, y
disbOnf6ndose. que ell Consejo
Executive estara facultado en-
todo tempo para adquirir dichos
derechos y cosas. siempre que
sea possible. mediante transac-
Ci6n fuera de la corte, para evil
tar los procedimientos de ex-
propiaci6n.
Seccion r3.-La cantidad de
aqua que Sc tiiara como tipo
para Ell establecimiento del dis.
trito de riego sera cuatro acre
feet por acre y por a1io; dtsbo-
st6ndo, sin embargo, que ST des
pues de establecido Ell distrito
resultase en- cualquier tempo
que Ell abastecimiento del aqua
es insufciente para dar a cada
acre en- Ell distrito la cantidad
completa del tipo de cuatro
acre feet, en- ese case cada acre
en- Ell distrito recibira su parte
proportional de la cantidad dis
ponibie.
lContinuarz)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-07

Los tiempos cambian. y hoy. para
tales pruebas. ha delado Go pesar
sobro los hombres de lesras, sobre los
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-07
NorIc1
NOTICE.

For cleaning and Il essing dying
and repairing and Fre# ch dry clean
ing aud pleatiag ladid skirts Call
on the
SMART SET PRESSING CLUB.
Phone $50. 20 Mansfield street.
W. H. mARTin. Manager.
Clothes called for and delivered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-07
BIG -FOUR ROUTE

affords the Traveller tie 1Hekest ana
s9ost comfortable service from
CINCINNATI T.. CLEVELAND
trains daily.
Cincinnati TO Cleveland and Detroit
Trains Daily
CINCINNATI to CHICAGO
Trains Daily
CINCINNATI to ST. LOUIS
4 Trains Daily.
Through Sleepe-s or night trains.
parlor cas- ma Dining Cars that
satisfy on day trains
Ask FOR Tickets via Big Four Rou {
= 7 Smith. T. 2. A., Atlanta, ia
o. j. Mitchell. ) 5 A.. Chattanooga
Tenn
Il. j. Rheia. G r A. Cincinnati. q
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31
ACTIVITY AT BUCKSKIN
IS INCREASING APACE

The Los Angeles company having a
bond and a lease upon the Kennedy
Consolidated property, a few days ago
opened up a body of ore at the 150-foot
level which carries values that will en-
able them to ship at a good margin of
profit. Upon opening up the ore body
a flow of water was encountered that
made it necessary to close down until
a pump could be installed. The pump
and other machinery are now on the
place active sinking will be resumed to
determine the extent of the ore bodies.
This property should be a permanent
shipper within a short time.
On the Mardi Gras claims south of
town a well defined tissure vein about
three feet thick and carrying SIS or $50
values in gold and silver has recently
been discovered by Superintendent
Miller, who expects to continue active
developments on this promising prop
erty.
Work has peer resumed upon the Ne
vada Calumet property and the com
pany confidently expects to make it a
producer in the near future.
Work has been resumed upon the
Gold Nugget property which has been
idle since last spring.
The excitement in the oil fields still
runs high, and two or three companies
are anxiously waiting the arrival of
drilling machinery to begin active de-
velopment of their holdings. -Yerington
Times.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31
PROGRESS OF DEVELOPMENT
IN ELY AND VICINITY

For the past week or two there have
been persistent rumors to the effect that
the Giroux Consolidated Mining com
pany will, within a short time, start
up its 500-ton milling plant. This ru-
NOR is practically confirmed by the fact
that many new men have been EN-
ployed. In addition to this, Colonel
Riepe. who arrived direct from New
York several days ago., states that while
AT the office of the Giroux company he
was told that the plant would be run
ming at full capacity just as soon as the
preliminaries could be arranged.
The Alpha shaft is down 1,215 feet
A station has been cut at the 1920. foot
level, where a pumping plant will be-
installed. The shaft is bottomed IL
high grade ore carrying much native
From the 1,2O0-foot level a drift will 81
with the winze being driven from tbs
1,00o-foo. level 200 feet north of the
Alpha shaft.
1t is now the general understanding
that there has been a great increase il
the amount of water which the various
workings are now making, which is con
sidered suffieien. to supply the mill an'
smelter.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31

The Seven Troughs district is to have
a ten-stamp custom mill within the next
ninety days, says the Seven Troughs
Miner. 1t is to be built by English and
California capitalists, headed by -. Y.
Demarest. Samuel O. Harris and Charles
NJ. Lindsay, all of San Francisco, who
are at present in this district.
All three of the aDove-named gentle
men are heavily interested IN mining
in various camps in California. Mr..
Demarest is by no means a stranger III
this district. He spent considerable
time here last spring, studying comm
tiops to determine the feasibility OF
building a mill. That he was favoraniy
IMPRESSED with the showlngs IN the
various properties is attested ny the
fact that Messrs. Harris and Lindsay
Joined hands with him in the PROJECT.
The trio arrived in the district last
sunday and on Tuesday, following a
thorough examination of many OF the
leading properties, they announced ihelr
aoeis;on to at once carry out the mil
n~roieet. The list of properties when
r,ore visited by the mill men included
the kindergarten, Mazuma Hills, kea-
oan lease. Wihuia lease, Merger lease
SIGNAL Peak, Eclipse, George and Eng
lish leases, Wild Bull, Snowsquail ana
Buckhorn.
If is considered significant tnat the
showings in these properties LED directly
- the immediate acquisition OF a site
for the plant and the tying up OF sur
s~.iert water to insure a steady three
shif, run. The site of the plant, the
orad;ng of which began Tuesday, is a
onarter of a mile southeast of Mazuma'
an the side of a hill, facing the road
that leads from Mazuma TO Vernon.
New Machinery for Lease
The arrival Thursday on the lease OF
the Wihuja Gold Mines company on
the Therien property of the Seven
Trouphs Coalition Mining company, OF
the recently purchased forty horse
mower gasoline engine, five driii all
COMPRESSOR and huge sinking pump was
.ho SIGNAL for the Inauguration of oper
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31
BUSY WINTER IS IN
STORE FOR OLD PIOCHE

Phoebe has been a great producer Of
precious metals, and various estimates
Of the production of the district nave
been all the way from 100000 to
100000 says the Denver Mining
Review. In the early days the cost Of
mining was far greater than today.
while the mill methods (pan amalgama
tom were of a very crude nature. and
it was not for the operators
of that time to leave ore that carried
so or 100 ounces of silver and from 30
to 30 per cent lead on the dump. Now.
however, the conditions have changed
and the cost Of handling the ore has
been reduced TO a nominal figure hy
modern methods, and through the ad.
vent of the railroad all ores may he
handled at a profit far greater than
during the carly '7os.
A Salt Lake smelter representative
has been here for the past two weeks
looking at the ores of the distric; and
negotiating with mine owners for the
same, with good results. Contracts
have been made with the Ely Valley.
Lucky Star, Mendah-Nevada and other
mine owners for the product of the sew
eral properties. He was much elated
over his success and lost no time IN ac-
quainting his company with Tie fact.
While il was believed that eventually
the smelter people and the mine owners
would come to an agreement, il was
not expected to come so soon, and the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31

news was received on the street with
many expressions Of surprise. This fact,
coupled with the concessions made by
the railroad company, means much 10
Phoebe, and one Of the most active win
ters for the camp since 1875 is pre-
dicted.
The shaft on the Centennial group is
now down $50 feet and considerable
prospecting is being done in several
claims Of the group, which consist Of
six contiguous ones. Manager Cults
expects to resume shipping about the
first of the year.
The Onondago is working night and
day, drifting to the Day mine, and will
continue to increase its force - soon
as it is possible TO do so. This property
is equipped with a modern electrical
plant.
The Prince Consolidated is working
35 men and win continue the shaft 10
the 1000 foot level, and rs the com
pany is well financed ard the property
we'll equipped they are planning Al K
t~ensive campaign.
The Nevada Des Moines shaft has
reached $40 feet, but on account Of
water coming in from the lower side
of the porphyry dyke work OF sinking
was temporarily abandoned and the
force was put to work cutting a pump
station at the 300-foot level pending
The arrival from Salt Lake of a Cam
eron sinking pump.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31

tier No. . shaft has somewhat retarded
progress this week, although they are
making fairly good Roadway even un-
der existing conditions. Not a great
distance more viii be necessary to bring
the workings over to the footwall side
of the ledge where softer rock will be
found and the hole will be sent down to
the 500-foot mark at a lively clip.
1t is something entirely new for this
district to see a shaft being lowered to
such a substantial depth with no stops
at intervening points for erosscuts,
drifts, etc. This straightway manner
of determining what a vein carries 500
#. from surface is certainly strong min
ing and results will be closely watched
by everyone having any sort of interest
in this district. OF course the incentive
for this work is obtained from results
at depth in the Ramsey Comstock mine
the workings of which are but a short
distance away and on the same ledge.
The shaft at the Ramsey Comstock is
$50 feet deep, which is less than the OBJ
j~ective point of the Rather shaft by
40 feet. This additional depth is very
apt to uncover a wide and rich ore
shoot.
The week will soon roll by that will
bring about the completion of the work
in hand and the consensus of opinions
is that it will result all to the good.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-31
MILL
Magnificent Cleanup

the mill building will begin in a few
days.
Magnificent Cleanup
The result Of the cleanup from tho
recent notable run of the ore from the
Mazuma Hills mine through the Mazu-
ma Hills mill is two big bricks of an
aggregate value of about $4,000. This
handsome return of values is the result,
according to Mill Superintendent Nor
gan's estimate, of seventy-six hours
actual run of the mill or at the remark
able rate of practically $3.50 an hour,
The seventy-six hours represents a
twelve shift run, the extra twent,
hours having been consumed in clean
ing the plates.