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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24
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leadership of tue hour and
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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24
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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24

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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24

Statesmen WANTED for .Lubri>
eating Oils, Greases and Paints il
Lafonrche and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission. Address
Clover Oil and Paint Co, Cleveland,
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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24

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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24

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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24
ForSale.

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street half a block from the R. II
track.
Apply at this Office
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24

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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-24
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Candy And
Grocery Business

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Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

inspection to the old Tuscumbia mine. owned jointly by Assessor Frank Williams and MT. Prince. and in which Mir Smith will interest himself.
 a The property was first located and worked many years ago, when the price of silver made the mining of that metal well worth while. After the lOcators ceased working the mine. 1t was never relocated by anyone, miners in general familiar with the property being under the impression it was a patented claim. Some eight years ago, however, Messrs. Williams and Prince, in looking over the rec ords, discovered the property was open for location, and immediately
 led upon it. Since then some 200O feet of development work has been done on the property, which is sil- yer proposition. picked samples run ming as high as GA ounces to the ton. In the lower tunnels of the property gold values are also found.
 The location of the ground makes it especially easy to be worked by tunnel. It is now planned to run $50 feet of new tunnel, which portion of the work Mir Smith will fiance, after which he will become an equal owner in the property with Prince and Will Miner.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
ARIZONA COPPER co.

J. G. Hopkins, president of the Ari Zona Copper company and one of the old timers who resided in Clifton more than twenty years ago, made his first official visit to Clifton this week, returning home yesterday. MT. Hopkins now resides in Connecticut. having left Clifton twelve years ago. since which time he has been the heaviest stockholder of the A. c. com pany, residing in the United States. While here he was extended the glad hand of many old-time friends, who are more than pleased with the selec- tion the A. c. company has made for it's president.
 Mir. Hopkins was seen by the edi- tor of the Copper Era and stated that he was sorry that the people of Cliff ton had anticipated much in the way of new improvements for the Arizona Copper company in the near future. About the time that Mir. Hopkins was named as president of the company. the panic came on and the price of copper suffered a decline of almost 50 per cent, which did not look good to a copper company operating on low grade ores. In order to adapt lO lIt COuulllOllS. lliC SOlli- pany was compelled to retrench in every department at the mines as well as the smelter, and cut out nearly all new improvements. Since the slump in the copper market, the Arizona Copper company. by the cooperation of the president and other officials, has made a wonderful showing, hay ing increased it's output and reduced costs. However, some improvements are being made at the shelter that will be a great benefit to that de- partment. MT. Hopkins visited the mines and in fact spent all of his time examining the affairs of the company He is a progressive man and will. no doubt, make many new in the camp when cop per advances to a higher level.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
PEARCE AND VICINITY.

At Pearce is the noted Pearce mine. owned and operated some ten or a dozen years by the Commonwealth Mining company. but operated now under a lease by A. Y. Smith & Co. There is an S0-stamp fill, but at present only 30 stamps are nj opera tion. and the population of the camp numbers about 400.
 Nine miles southward from Pearce are the Gleason and Turquoise camps. At Gleason the Copper Belle Mining company is mining a good grade of
 copper ores and ship about fifty tons daily, heavy freight teams hauling the ore into Pearce. whence it is sent to Fl Paso by rail-
 Turquoise is noted for a large de- posit of the rare stone from which it takes it's name. It is the property of Tiffany & Co.,, the great manufactur- ing jewellers in New York city. Occa- sionally the house sends out to the camp a number of lapidaries, with their tools and instruments, who have taken out from the mines an amount of the precious stone sufficient to supply the trade a couple of years or more, which is cut and polished at the camp and the finished stones packed and sent to New York, fol- lowed by the workmen, who return not again until the supply taken has been exhausted.
 Across the hill, east from Turquoise, is the Leadville camp, where the Great West Copper company is de- veloping a number of good claims, are employing about fifty men. The Calumet and Arizona Copper com pany is developing valuable proper ties at Leadville, their holdings in- cluding properties held under option, and a great deal of new ground that has been located by the company. That company has established a new camp about half a mile eastward from the Leadville camp, where work is being pushed upon a great and con- tinually growing scale. The company named is expending a great deal of money at Sortland, as the new camp is called, and they have every faith that the properties they have will turn out fully as valuable as those they have developed at Bisbee, which yielded more than 30.000,O pounds of copper in 1907. If they do. the railway now terminating at Pearce will be extended to Douglas, about fifty miles distant, to enable the com pany to transport it's ores to it's own shelter at that city.-Cor. Benson Press.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
SUPERIOR AND BOSTON
 TO PAY FOR PROPERTY
Original Holders of the Ground Will
 Receive Balance of S156,000.

Stockholders of the Superior & Boston Copper company will meet in Globe or Houghton, Mich, in the next few weeks to vote an issue of an ex- tra 50,O00 shares of assessable stock of the par value of s1O to be sold for S3.50 first payment to raise money to make the final payment on the prop erty here and secure a clear title to it, says the Globe Silver Belt.
 At a meeting of the original owners of the Superior & Boston property, being the stockholders of the old Globe, Arizona, Development company held in the office of George R. Hill, attorney for the Superior & Boston company, Tuesday night, the plan of the stockholders to issue a block of 50,000 shares met with the approval of the original owners, who subscribed for 10000 shares at the meeting.
 The original owners of the claims now included in the Spuerior & Bos ton property are John B. Newman, Harry Sultan, Pat Rose, T. A. Pascoe, Charles T. Martin, William s. Sultan. George Sultan, Dr. A. F. Maisch and Paul Michaelson.
 Pat Rose and George R. Hill will receive subscriptions for the new stock in Globe.
 About three months ago the Su- perior & Boston made a payment of $100,000 on the property, which left S150,000 in the treasury, Of which probably $125.000 is still intact. The new stock issue will bring in $175.O0O more, increasing the amount in the treasury to $300,00O.
 In July the company will make final payment to the original proper ty owners of the $156,000 due on the gaining a clear title to it so the stocks of the company may be listed on the stock exchange in Bos- ton.
 There will still remain in the treas ury about s150.O0O to carry on the de- work on the property, the sinking and equipping of the new shaft. The company expects to meet
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
MINING DEALS IN KOFA DIS
 TRICT.

For the sum or s10O.OOO, c. w. Wheeler and w. c. Prewitt have bonded to B. K. Humphrey five min ing claims known as the King of Ari- zona and King of Arizona Nos. l, 2. 3 and 4, payments to be made as fol- lows: 5000 to be paid June 10. 1908; s200O, Dec 1, 1908; s1O,O00, June 1. 1909, and the remaining SS7.0O0 Dec. l, 1909.
 O. R. Ginnaty and J. G. Wetterhall to Chas. A. Berdel and R. K. Humph rey is the title of another bond filed on property in the same district. It calls for the four claims known as the Regal, Regal No. 1, North Side Placer and South Side Placer. The bond is for s2O,O0O, with term pay ments as follows: July 1, 1908, 5000; Nov. l, 1908. s4000; March, 1900, s5,- 900; July 1. 1909. s5,OOO; Nov. l. 1909, S5000.-Yuma Sun.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
THE INDIANA co.

Robert NJ. Roree, president and general manager of the Arizona-Colo- rado Copper Belt & Gold Mining & Milling company, is in Globe from his home in Shelbyville, Ky, to inspect the properties of the company, says the Belt.
 The company has twenty-one claims about three miles northeast of Globe, and have a two-cOmpartment shaft down 500 feet on the property. Cross cuts from the 200 level and 500 level have encountered mineralized matter, and on the 500 level, C. Phillips, su- perintendent of the works, says the erosscut should encounter the main ore body at a distance of about 400 feet.
 Mir. Force and Mir. Phillips yester- day went out to the mine, and, upon returning, MT Force expressed him self as feeling highly gratified over the showing. He stated that the main ledge on the surface showed high values in copper, gold and silver, and it is this vein the company hopes to encounter in the cross-cut on the 500 level The ore is red oxide. carrying some sulphur and good copper values. MT. Force says the company is in good financial condition and will con- tinue development work energetically until the property is put on a self basis.
 The company was organized by Mir.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

which there are a number of strong leads carrying copper and silver. and the property is one of the most prom ising as well as the largest in the eastern part of the Globe district.
 Charles Baker and Jack Kimball have uncovered a two-foot vein of high grade sulphide ore on their prop erty adjoining the American Copper company's property in the Gibson mining district. Samples of the ore have sbeen brought to the city to be assayed Samuel Thatcher and Jack Leonard are associated with Baker and Kimball in the claim.-Belt.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

\ L. Amster or Boston, president of the Arizona Commercial Copper com pany of Globe and of the shannon Copper company of Clifton, whose offer to take over the Keystone mine by paying off the s65.OOO mortgage on it was accepted by the Keystone stockholders and then rejected by them so they could accept an offer from John B. Newman of Globe, will bring suit against the Keystone com pany for damages, charging that they failed to fulfill their part of the agreement with him.
 Amster was informed immediately of the action of the Keystone stock holders, Tuesday, says the Globe Sil- yer Belt, in accepting Newman's of fer. and wired w. S. Sultan, who pro- noted Amster's deal with the Key stone, to bring suit against the com pany for damages.
 It is understood that there was no written agreement between Amster and the Keystone company, but that the stockholders at their meeting adopted resolutions accepting the Am ster offer as it was made to them verbally by his representative.
 AmSter asserts that he was to pay the $65,0O0 mortgage on the Keystone held by the old Dominion Conner cial company as soon as an abstract of title was given to him for the property. He says that no abstract of title was given to him, although he stood ready to pay off the mort gage and begin development work on the property.
 Newman having already paid off the mortgage and secured an option on the property, Amster can only ask for damages and not for a compli- ance by the company with the agree ment made with him.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
SUPERIOR AND PITTsBuRe.

A gentleman who has recently looked through the property, says that Superior & Pittsburg is so good that none of its shareholders have need for worry. He says it is cer- tain to make one of the greatest cop per mines anywhere, and that when all it's shafts are developed, there will have to be more smelters erected at Douglas for the ore that will be com ing up.
 At the Junction shaft they are cut ting out for the 14th level, and the shaft has shown a lot of very high grade ore from the ninth level down.
 At the HoatSon shaft he says the entire Del Norte claim looks as if it were ore, the work from the bottom level showing it everywhere, and ore of the very finest class. The Del Norte used to be referred to as the insurance" claim, it's nearness to the big ore deposits of the Lowell shaft of the Copper Queen company insur- ing the success of the Calumet & Pittsburg of which it formed a DOT tion. Calumet & Pittsburg, as is well known, is now a part of the Su- perior & Pittsburg.
 P1ttSDurg & Duluth IS Stlll WOrklng in healthy ore bodies, while the Cole shaft continues to improve. Alto gether, he says. the Lake Superior & Pittsburg group is ali right, never so rich in ore, and never pleased him so much as now. He says there is no question concerning the certainty of its future.
 Of Calumet & Arizona this mining man claims it is bigger and better than ever, the Mag shaft. the original opening of this company, having made big gains in ore bodies recently. while the Oliver shaft of the company is a wonder
 Altogether, he says. the Bonanza Circle is as big and as good as its closest friends ever claimed it was or would be.-Bisbee Review.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
POWERS WINS SUIT.

After arguments lasting for several hours on both sides of a motion to direct a verdict for the defendant in the case of the Worlds Fair Mining company vs. Frank Powers, Judge Campbell yesterday afternoon sus- tained the motion. and accordingly a few minutes later the jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant in one of the biggest mining suits heard in the local court for several years past. It is probable that a new suit will be filed by the company.-Meson Star.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
NEW BENSON RAILROAD.

w. P. White, editor of the Cochise County Press, tells the Meson Star that Benson is gradually improving in respect to the character of its busi- ness houses and that trade is much better with the merchants of the town. Mining is more active in the mountains near the junction, the trade of the camps and the farmers coming to Benson in larger volume than dur ing any previous period.
 Mir. White said that 25.000 new ties were on the grade for the Johnson Dragoon & Northern railway, and that the rails will arrive within the next thirty days The ties will be put down on the completed grade and rails will be laid over the nine mile stretch from Dragoon Summit sta
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
THE MANSFIELD.

While grading the site for their new smelter at the mining camp of the Mansfield Copper company, about 70 miles southwest of Benson, the company was surprised by uncover ing the apex of a blind ledge of ore within 100 feet of one of their large operating shafts It will be devel- oped by cross cutting from the shaft. Most of the shelter machinery is now on the ground and being installed. The remainder has been shipped from the Denver foundry. They expect to
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

ton to Johnson immediately after their arrival. The completion of the road. which is of standard gauge. will be of great benefit to the camps in the Johnson district, saving the wagon haul which has heretofore been made to Cochise station.
 A. J. Pidgeon is president and man. ager of the new road and Steve Roe mer of Benson is the secretary. The Arizona Michigan Mining company is largely interested in the construction of the new road.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
A YAVAPAI WILDCAT.

Yavapai county has again been made the basis for a wildcat" mining scheme which involves two of the fair sex, one as the promoter and the other as a victim, says the Prescott Journal Miner
 According to a New York dispatch, Mrs. Elizabeth Gerwig is suing Mrs. Eugenia Gaylord. president of the J. Alden Gaylord Mining company, and who says she owns a copper property near Mayer, to recover $500 which Mrs Gerwig alleges Mrs. Gaylord in duced her to invest by fraud and de- ciet. Mrs. Gaylord is under arrest on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
 Mrs Gaylord attracted some atten- tion a year ago by publicly announc- ing she was going to conduct her brokerage business as Christ or St. Paul might have done. Like one J. Waterloo Dinsdale, of local notoriety Mrs. Gaylord quoted the scriptures freely and once told Mrs. Gerwig, when that trusting woman made a demand for the return of her $500, to keep up your trust in God and me, for all 1 do is with His help"
 A Mir. Whitney, who claims to be high official of the mining com pany owning the Royal Arizona" copper mine, when confronted by a newspaper man, side-tepped all in- quiries. leaving Mrs. Gaylord to do the talking. All the information she has so far given out concerning the property is that it is located near Mayer. Inquiry around Mayer by a Journal Miner representative failed to bring to light any Royal Arizona" or other mining property with which a Mrs. Gaylord is connected in any way.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

most if not all of the costs of the development work from future ship ments of ore from the Great Eastern shaft.
 This move will obviate the calling of more assessments for an indefinite time. probably until the directors de- eide to erect reduction works.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
GLOBE NOTES.

H. W. Clark and c. E. Taylor are shipping high grade silver ore from their property, one mile and a half east of town. About a month ago a fine lead was uncovered and a shaft was started which has now been sunk forty-five feet, opening five-foot pay streak from which several shipments have been made to the old Dominion smelter. The ore assays from to 1850 ounces silver and about two per cent copper to the ton.
 Returns from ore shipments are sufficient to meet all costs of devel- opment. Messrs. Clark and Taylor own a group of twenty-two claims, on
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
ARIZONA MINES


Force in 1901 and is made up of capi- tai from Indianapolis and Pennsyl- Vania.
 MT. Force is a veteran mining man and says he is sure that the Globe district comprises the greatest min eralized district in the United States probably in the world. He is very enthusiastic over the prospects of the town and district and says he will remain here for some time looking the country over and attending to the business of his company.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

be turning out copper matte in a | few weeks.-Benson Press.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
United StdteS Department of
 AgriCulture'S Report

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Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
A Crop That Never Fails

which compounds t bill bill fum gatio
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
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with its of
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31

Chairman Smith of the board of supervisors, and Chief of Police Prince, have returned from a visit of
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
Strength of the Wood

all  without comparison hard find timber eucalyptus 
  magnitude American citizen in i'm O an desirable and or
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
Governments Latest Bulletin
 Absence of Disease and Pests

practically immune from disease Where unaffected GROWING TREES ARE wood mining insect Blue syst
Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT SA
ABOUT EUCALYPTUS

age D In recent the blue has been into
  in nearly the California Coast and has been shown that timber wood used for png It's strength and  verysa
  ENCOURAGE EXTENSIVE COMMERCIAL PLANTING and so furnish an
  age 5 The lumber has been extensively for vehicle stock and
  electric used for FURNITURE AND  the blocking oil and wine presses wood  THE EXTENSIVE UTILIZATION OF EUcAIYPTUs HAS HERETO, TO-
  TIMBER OF NECHANTAIE SIZE and by the difficulty experienced
  THAT IN THE SEASONING OF EUCALYPTUS NO GiAI DIE
  ANY OTHER HARDWOOD OF SIMILAR DENSITY AND STRENGTH
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-31
Continuous Profits

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-27
Subpocnas for Railway Men.

Boston. May 26,--Subpoenas were
issued by the circuit court today
against the Maine and New Haven and
Hartford railroad companies, In con-
nectlon with the bill OF equity filed BY
the United States government in this
city last Friday seeking TO compel the
New Haven road to dispose Of its
street railway and Boston and Maine
holdings The service will be made to-
morrow Under the order of proceed
ue the defendants are called upon to
make answer to the suit within thirty
days and put in an appearance not
later than July 9Th