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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09
SHIPMENTS ARE
OVER A MILLION
Good Returns Are Shown By
County Assessors Figures
Up in Pima County.

That Pima county is coming rapid
ly to the front in a mining way is
evidenced by the returns received at
the county assessors Office from the
producing mining companies of the
county which have made shipments
curing the past year.
The banner company is the Imperial
Copper company. or Silverbell, whose
shipments of copper and silver ore
amounted to considerable in excess Of
million dollars.
The figures as returned by the min
ing companies to the county assessor
are as follows:
Imperial Copper company at Silver
bell-Copper 5,267,40 pounds, value
s1,053,691; silver, 63,170 ounces, value
$41,267. .....
Gould mine-Copper 1880 pounds,
value s23,514. ..
Plumed Knight mine in Mineral Hill
district owned by L. d. ChfIlson-Cop-
per 21,712 pounds, value $4,342.
The values are estimated on an aT-
erage price of twenty and a fraction
cents, which was the general average
price for the past year.
The returns made are far in eX-
cess of those of any previous year and
are the most conclusive evidence that
Pima county is going rapidly ahead
in mining way.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09

ready yielded 100000 under the
primitive methods employed by the
natives years ago. The Sonora Cen
trail company has put in about 2200
feet of development work in shafts
and drifts, and exposed large guam
tity of ore 1t is the intention to
erect a 100-ton concentrating and cyan
ide plant at the site within the next
few months.
At the Pedrigal operations are 60
ing ahead with a full force, and the
property is on a paying basis. About
$500 feet Of development work has
been done, and the 10-stamp mill is
kept going every day. handling about
40 tons of rock. The rock is soft and
stamp mill.
The Sonora Central company has
been working the old properties for
six years past, and the showing is very
encouraging.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09

The president speaks of "a democ-
raey like oorrs." By ours" he evil
IDENTIFY means ais and Bryan's-cer-
tainly not that of Jefferson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09
GETS A NEW TRIAL AND
A DEATH SENTENCE
Negro Dissatisfied With Ten
Years Now Must Hang

WASHINGTON May THE su-
preme court of the United States to-
day affirmed the verdict of the GeoT-
gia state courts iH the case of James
s. Yeates, negro, who was found
guilty of murder at Decatur. Yeates
had two trials, the first resulting in
a sentence Of tea years Imprisonment.
He sought new trial and verdict
of murder in the first degree was
brought in, the penalty for which is
death That Is the verdict upon
which the supreme court today pass
ed. ~.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09
WALKER BROS. MARKET LETTER
lSnecia1 Wire to IL ]. c

Especial Wire to /. J. Overlook
NEW YORK. May S.-The market
was strong and active and a good
many pools were at work. The feat
ure was the strength in coal stocks.
Reading was bid uU and there was
heavy covering. The rest of the mar
ket was active and broad. Some in
active issues were bid up. There was
some selling after the crop report,
but n did not last long. The close
was a little under the best.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09
Coughs, Colds and Group

than Chamberlain Cough Remedy In
many homes 1t Is relied upon as i'm
plicitly as the family physician. 1t con-
eaf7s GO opium OF other narcotic, and
may be given as confidently to q baby
as to an adult. Price 25c; large size sos
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER
fspeciaI WIG 70 1. ]. overloek.l

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, May S.-Union and South
ern Pacific were the leaders today
them. The general sentiment is very
bullish and We find that there has been
a large amount of public buying the
last few days The short interest ha2
been largely eliminated and look for
temporary reaction from this level.
think money can be made By selling
for a turn. on the next bulge.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-09
CHANGE
IN MARKETS
IS NOTICEABLE
Shattuck Arizona and Denn-
Arizona Among Strongest
Stocks On the List For Good
Buys.
CBy Frank ]. Graft

Today's market showed but little
change over that OF yesterday, but on
the other hand the market was firm,
but trading was light Stocks are not
being offered. There seems TO be a
lack of Interest in the entire market,
but would advise those that are in
tending to get into the market not to
be long in doing so, for it is not very
likely that stocks will stay at this
level for any particular length of time.
Shattuck Arizona and DEM are
among the strongest on the list, as
well as Superior & .Pittsburg and
Greene Cananea The entire list
ought to be bought from one end to
the other.
Closing Quotations: .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In Al
The Leading Stocks.

New York, Nov. 25.-The eve If a nom
day is looked TO for some CLOSING w IT,, -
outstanding speculative accounis' liia H.
shorts by the sudden revival OF Sttenst II
in the market yesterday conduced TO me
active buying today which Went on aul .
ing the first two hours Of me session =,
the Stock Exchange. During that perlou
This bnying was sufficient To enao!e tIio
market to stand up against tfle ne" y ,
profit taking sale" which We're soi h r ".'
70 meet the demand. Thereafter me Re,
sisting power Of the market Weakensa ail'i
lower prices We're registered. Thc suppose Sc
imnlinence Of the financial nfoJ.ct LOT
The benefit OF the Southern Pacihc con
'inned tn exercise IL strong influence on
whatevcl demard was melted by thls
was freely supplied .,oo.;o, o1eo
II was taken into consideration alsp
in a soberer spirit that the RAPID rise o,
Yesterday and early today had fetlaceu
practically tie whole Of the acclihe OK
last week. Southern Paclhc IN i't',' , va
carried to Il new record pllce az i-VE
and Union Pacific sold al th', AiSilcSt
price of tie present year &c lSi4 ! h -,
were the exceptionally strong STOCKS, pl'
their course served as index OF Il leh"eh-
cv The ten" Of reaction became il.oit
Clearly Grlned with the ammo iat y, u ,n
of the Erie project tor Issue, ol soo'Sc.,,,"
of ) per cent. collateral no ,.; sony "
| more r,rlrnanCnt form of financing gu
cries OBLIGATIONS has been lndlcattu ne
cessitv ever since the action OF +. ~
Hartman in taking the company n..o>
| il, April to inett other notes lleil iild''h
| ;nu That action and its acceptance ~ "
| capable assurance for caring Tor it'' trt
| needs have been the sEoUnt$ ior a re-
mArKable ris" II ne ser1 Tha .,,no,u,re
| n,.nt of the plan coming INTO form III
| npplication at Albany To the pnli5! Stl
| Wee. commission of the second ulSlli i
'i n wonld he impossible to say whether
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
KELLEY IS ANNOYED AT
PUBLICITY OF PRIVATE MATTERS

Baltimore, Nov. 25-"Joe" Kelley was
somewhat annoyed to learn that mat
tiers which he supposed were between
himself and President Dewey had been
made public and acknowledges that he
Is placed in an embarrassing position,
particularly as he understands that
President Dewey declines to talk.
whats the use of going into the
thing now" he asks. 1.-The annual
meeting of the National League is but
two weeks away and at that meeting
It is more than likely that President
Dovey, President McCafferty Of Toron-
20 and myself will get together to
rhresh out the various angles of the
question that seems to have arisen as
70 whether ! shall manage the Boston
Nationals or the Toronto Eastern
Leaguers next season. At the present
time I would rather be excused from
saying more than this:
IF President Dewey has in mind ask
Ing for my resignation from the man
agement of the Boston Nationals, he
won't get it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
kANALY AND LONGBOAT MAY
RUN RACE AT TORONTO

Boston, Nov. 25.-Word has been re-
ceived by Frank Kanaly, coach OF the
Technology track team, from the COM
mittee of the Fall River A. c.. that Tom
Longboat refuses to run Kanaly on
Thanksgiving day.
kanaly challenged Longboat for a
race any distance from half a mile TO
10 miles, suggesting that the run be
held on the morning of Thanksgiving
day at the Fall River baseball grounds.
Word was received from Longboa1' $
manager that the Indian would rather
run Kanaly at a later date. The Fan
River Association has arranged for a
race on Thanksgiving day between
Longboat and two others. one of whom
will probably be +. B. Myers Of Cam
bridge.
Kanaly and Longboat may run in
Toronto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
BASEBALL
PRES. McCAFFERTY DOESN'T
N SEEM TO 90 ANY WORRYING

"a Toronto, Ont, Nov. 25.--'rlIe Toronto
Eastern League club is az far from a
settlement of the managerial problem
as ever. President McCafferty says
that since his offer 10 Boston Tor Joe
Kelley, the former Toronto leader. has
borne no fruit, the matter will be al
lowed to rest just where it is. That Nc
Cafferty has something up his sieve is
evident from the fact that he says he
n willing to let the other clubs get
their managers from the men available
and then select a man from what is
left.
Following closely upon his announce
mGnt McCafferty said:
1.-THE manager and lineup of the
Toronto Ball Club for the season Of 1909
4sN1ll he made officially on or before the
18th of December"
That doesn't look like the local man
agement is worrying much 1t Is said
that Larry Schlafy who managed the
Maple Leafs during the latter part of
the season, will be at the helm, but
McCafferty refuses to affirm or deny
This rumCr Relative to the Kelley
+ deal he said
at is true, as | said before, that
some weeks ago when In New York
made an offer to Mr.. Dewey for the
release of Joe Kelley. Since making
the offer l have heard nothing further
from Mr.. Dovey in reference to the
matter. l understand there Is some
nl-feeling between Mr.. Dewey and Mr.
Kelley. but with that I am not con-
cerned. The terms Of my offer to the
Boston club are Of a private nature
and will be made public at the proper
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Cornell has beaten the Quakers only
once since 1893. This was 1901.
Nearly 100000 people attended the 10
games played by Harvard this year.
1t will not be an easy matter for
Yale to pick it's field coach for next
years team.
This year is the rubber game for the
Army and Navy, each having won six
games since 1890.
Eastern critics who have seen Steifen
Of Chicago say that he is the equal of
any Eastern back.
Tufts College men are much encour-
aged over the progress made by this
years team and should have Il better
one next year.
Harvards football team will soon be
given dinner that will eclipse that
for the crew and the nine on Nov. 10.
This, by the way, was a case where
Friday, the 18th, was not a hoodoo.
1t has been suggested that a meeting
of coaches and football officials be
called at Philadelphia Saturday night
to discuss the reason and to Cffer sug-
gestions for improving the rules for
1909
SprAgue. whose great kick from be-
hind his goal line was one of the fea-
lures of the Yale game, is an expert
hockey player.
Four games between Eastern and
Western teams this year showed the
Fasteners to advantage. Pennsylvania
beat Michigan and Carnegie haIhily
Cornell tied Chicago, the best Western
product of the year. and Syracuse
slnothered Michigan. Carlisle, below it's
usual strength, lost to Minnesota
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
MARRIED..

ANDROSCQGGIN.'
Auburn, Nov. ~. Frank Smith Benson
of Bangor and Miss Edith Frances Libby
of Auburn.
Webster Plantation. Nov. "A. Aaron I.
Tucker of Webster Plantation and Nina
M Worster of PrcntisS.
AROOST0OK.
Fort Fairfield Nov. II, Charles Leithe
and Miss Lillian Day, Nov. Is. Ray Otis
Haines and Miss Matte Ellouise Cunant.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland. Nov. i, Edward Clement
o?Ison to Agnes Frances Lowell; Nov,
Is. Jordan w Tomplins and Clara VII
bur: Nov. is. Charles +. Merriman and
Alice j.. HAYNES; Nov H. Cecil Rudolph
Shaw and Annie Naybclle SmNthc.
Prideton. Nov. II, Ralph Wheeler Hall
and Edna Me Plummer.- .-
FRANKLIN. /
Wilton. Nov. Z, Ernest Harris and Mrs
Jennie Gardner
New sharon Nov. Z. Everett Follett and
Miss Clara Eelle Russell
Florence = Snow both of Castine
Brocllsvilo. Oct, IS, Decatur NJ. Gray
and MS Viola S Haskell
Gouldsboro. Nov. t. Everett Lewis Gray
Of BrooEsvile ana Miss Sylvia -. Stewart
of GouIdShoro.
Ellsworth Falls. Nov. "a, Miss Bertha
Carter to Charles f.. Severance.
fremont. Nov. II, Miss Sarah T.. lIig-
gins of fremont e. Charles II. Wilson OF
Mlbridge
Sedgwick. Nov. 9. Rosa V. leighton Of
SedgWick to capt. Waiter Gray Of Deer
Isle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26

The production of oxygen and Hydro
gen on an industrial scale by the de-
composition of water with electrolytiC
apparatus in Germany has led to the
suggestion that hydrogen thus pro-
duced may find a wide field Of en-
ployment as a lighting agent. 1t is now
used for initiating military balloons. For
lighting purposes it is compressed in
steel cylinders. With a proper burner
ii is said to be a cheaper illuminant
than acetylene. the relative cost for
equal Illuminating power being % for
hydrogen to so for acetylene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26

Damages We're awarded in DEGREES by
Judge Hale Wednesday at Portland
in two important admiralty cases
These We're the suits of Capt Alexan-
der Ross in his own behalf and as the
agent for the owners of the schooner
Helen W. Martin. against a cargo of
3t0S tons of Pocohontas coal consigned
to S. D. Warren, claiming $4,000 dam
ages for detention of his vessel in
Portland in April, 1908. and of John G..
Crowley in his own behalf and as the
agent for the owners of the schooner
Van Aliens Broughton. against a car
go of 1863 tons of Pocohontas coal con-
signed to S. D. Warren, claiming $7119
for detention of his vessel at Portland
in March. 1902 An assessor may be
appointed to report the damages sus-
tanned by the libelants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
JOHNSON HAS TICKET SCALP
ING CASE DOWN PAT

Chicago. Nov. 25.--"The ticket scalp
ing verdict will be given out within
the next three or four days" said Ban
Johnson Tuesday. as he laid aside his
gun and toadstabber. "Of course. be-
ing Just back from the woods. cannot
state things with preciseness as to
dates, but that's the outlook. We
have the goods on somebody, yes. we
know where 5000 tickets went, and why
big blocks of tickets that were meant
for a certain down town store never
arrived at their destination. We even
know who the favored scalpers We're
and. in short, have the case down about
as pat as we could wish to have it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
eoWERMAN WILL MANAGE
THE DOVES NEXT YEAR.

Boston. Nov. 25.-Joe Kelley, mana
ger of the Boston National baseball
team. will not be at the head of the
Doves next season. Frank Bowerman
the veteran catcher, will be the man.
ager-Captain.
So much to set at rest the thousand
rnr'ors emanating from Toronto and
Baltimore concerning the Boston Ma
tioual Club.
President George Dewey declares that
this matter is one that should be act
I'd upon by the board of directors of
the club. and declines to talk further
upon the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
"TEN THOUSAND LOOKS GOOD
TO ME" SAYS FIELDER JONES

Chicago, Nov. 25,-Writing to a Chi
eago friend, Fielder Jones let's slip 4
sentence which seems to stow away all
fears as to his returning for 1909.
Jones writes: IF l can get hold of Il
couple Of good men l think the Sox
ought to do better next season" This
seems to mean that Jones is figuring
on q comeback, and will again post
pone his retirement.
In another paragraph of the same
letter Jones remarks: The ten thous-
and looks quite good to me- and the
expression must refer to his 1909 sal
airy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
BOXING
THIS WEEk'slHoUTs.

THJfRSDAY-Al belmont VS.. Henry
Cronson, Lymansville. r. l.; Peter Suiil-
van VS.. Dick Givens, Salt Lake CITY
Young" Donahue VS.. Harry Scroggs
Manchester, N. Fl; Young" Kloby. vs..
Dave Deshier, Lawrence: Tommy ,Sulli-
van vs. TONY" Caponi, Philadelphia
Eddie Kelley VS.. Kid Beebe, Rochester
Jimmy" Gardner VS.. Jack Morgan. Fort
Wayne; "Cyclone" Thompson VS. KID
Fal!on, Mary sville; Mike Donovan VS.
George Gunther. Manchester.
FRIDAY-Joe Thomas vs.. sailor
Burke. New York; J.-m Driscoll VS.. Ted
DIV" MalOneY. Philadclphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
BOXING NOTES.

After lighting Is fast rounds at oa-
vannah, Ga, Johnny Dohn was tues
Gay night awarded the decision over
Young Evans The men fought at 80
Lounds and both showed clcverness.
Evans, however, bore the brurt OF the
battle, being rather severely punished
at the close. Both fighters are from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
FOOT BALL.

West Point, N Y, Nov. 25.-As usual
no work was attempted today by the
football squad, but the men ran
through the signals and different form
atoms in a snappy manner. With the
scrubs facing them, the Varsity was
drilled in breaking through and block
ing the forward pass and Hyatt re-
ceived instructions in the offensive side
Of the pass, going over to the scrubs
to make the pass against the Varsity.
The soldiers have suffered the loss of
Coach Beacham, who was suddenly
taken i'll last Friday and is still in the
hospital, but the coaching staff was
augmented Wednesday by the presence
of "Hurry-up" Yost, who came down
from Syracuse with Head Coach Lieut..
Nelly, who witnesses the Michigan
| Syracuse game. Lieut.. Thompson,
guard on the 1903 team, and Lieut..
Boyers, exArmy center and captain.
also took q hand in the coaching.
! Unlike other colleges, the Army foot
ball players are unable to get away for
an outing and a change of scene on
| the eve of an important game Each
! member of the team must attend to
his academic duties and drill the same
as the rest of the men Coach Nelly,
however, took the squad Sunday for a
| ride over the mountains to Central
| Valley in automobiles. Several break
| downs to the one carrying the Varsity
added variety to the trip and they did
not return until nearly 8 o'clock last
night.
| If the small scores the Army has
been making for the past two weeks
| can be figured out as a slump on their
part, the game Saturday surely DEM
onstrated that they have bravely got
ten ovep it and that the ofrense is
rounding to a perfect working machine.
| Annapolis. Nd, Nov. 23-Navy's coaches
| sent the Varsity against the second team
| this afternoon in stiff scrimmaSe in
| which, however, there was no scoring.
| Following the rather poor showing made
| by the regulars against the cadets from
| Virginia Polytechnic Institute on Satur-
day there was a drop in Navy stock and
in MILDLY hopes for winning the big Army
game next Saturday. Coaches Paige and
Douglas We're on the side lines at West
Point when the Army cadets drubbed
into the Villanova team to the tune of
IS to 0.
The work of the Army lads was out
lined to the Middies by these two coaches.
and there was some short signal practice
| in secret. Then the Varsity was sent
| intD the scrubs for 10 minutes of stiff,
grilling work, during which, however,
there was no scoring. Coach Paige an
nounced. following the practice, that both
Reifsnider and Singluff. end and center,
respectively. were back in the practice
this afternoon for the first time since the
Pennsylvania State game a week ago, and
that they showed up we'll Their absence
has been credited with contributing to
the poor showing made by the regulars
against V. p. I. It is thought that the
practice for the rest of the week, with
the exception of the short open period on
| Wednesday, will be in secret.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, NOV. -.
APPI.ES-Dull; Baldwirs, 25o035o
BUTTER-Steady; Northern, %lM32:
CHEESE-Steady York state. la ~
CORN )-Easier; No. yellow. 75G
1il@.
EGGs--Firm; choice, 46@4s: Western, 80
G33.
TLOUR-Unchanged spring patents,
FRESH BEEF-Tirm; whole cattle. ~
M10
HAY-Quict: No. /. 17.5o
IAMRS-F'irm; 14Mll&.
I.ARD-Lower: pure, 1l3s.
MILL FEED-Unchanged; spring BRAN
% 00H2550
MINED FEEDS oeGl290O
OATS-unchangcd; No. > clipped white,
5sGi5S1A.
PCRK-Du'l; medium backs. 22.50lra3. So
POTATOFS-Quiet; white, lWIll3.
SUGAR Steady on basis of $40 for
graduated.
NEAL.S-Firm; 10012
The proportion of left-handed people
is one in six
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26

EXECUTORS NOTICE. The subscrip,,
er hereby gives notice that he has Iee,f
duly appointed Executor of the VIII IN IN
LARK.N II. TRASK late of Chelsea II,
the County of Kennebec,. deceased; an.
given bonds as the law directs All Ta et
sons having demands against the e s.aott
of said deceased are desired TO pieested
tho name for settlement, and all indeptett
thelefo areSrequesetd TO make payment
innlediatey.y e,- t.u4f,,,, IA-fstIApn
- ,ooo n26th3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
New York Cotton Market.

New YORK, NOV. %.
Cotton, spot. closed quiet. Middling up
lands, 9l5: do gulf. go no sales.
Galveston. steady. 9 $-l6; Charleston
Consolidated: Net receipts for daVs'
T;xrorts to Great Britain. 1so.475; exports
to France 335li: exports to Continent,
n go; exports to Japan. 100, stock, 1,oo',-
G10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26

The United States marketed clay
worth $15S.942,369 in 1907. according to
the Geological Survey. More than
three-fourths of it was used for brick
or tile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26

Over 1000 tons of asbestos have been
mined from a deposit discovered last
year on the Island Of Cyprus. ,an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26
New York Money Market.

New 7oIT, NOV. -.
Prime mercantile paper 4 per Gent Ger 1, }
fo H'G e. NV Hills and at 4S6.50 for demand
Commercial bills. 4SSa4@4S37s.
Bar silver, 49A.
Mexican dollars, %.
Government bonds STEADY.
Government bonds. steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-26

The proportion of left-handed people
is one in six
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-03-07
NEWS OF THE RAMSEY DISTRICT

ledge a few feet further on. This ore
body should be encountered with little
more work. unless it's dip has flattened
considerably at depth. The ledge will
be cut something over 100 feet from
surface and it it holds up to the values
secured at surface, will mak a very
profitable addition to the company hold
ings.
Considerable development work is be-
ing done on the Red Top claim, an acre
age containing one of the most snowy
dykes of the district. An outcropping
Of towering proportions juts out of the
ground for a length of several hundred
feet. 1t is strongly siliciied which has
prevented extensive erosion leaving the
dyke a great of quartz and
porphyry. No other prominent outcrop-
pings are in the immediate vicinity and
this highly colored dyke may be seen
for a great distance. Some good pros
poets are found on the ledge giving
every indication that some valuable ore
deposits will be found with exploration.
The ledge is evidently a continuation of
the Red Mountain dyke. where some ex-
c~eptionally good finds ave been made.