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of South Seventeenth street, have gone
to the Hathaway Inn, Deal. for the
week end.
William A. DeMott will be at Ocean
Grove during the mex W weeks.
A. Milton Hartley left today for New
Paltz, N. Y, for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Manning, of
1879 Clifton avenue, with their family,
are at camp Cosy, Atlantic Highlands.
Mrs. Charles Leben and family, of
Hartford street. are enjoying camp life
at the Highlands of Navesink.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.. Thorpe, Of Ogden
street. are spending their vacation at
the Highlands of Navesink.
Miss Ruth Jewell and Miss Claire
Jewell. Of 81 Chester avenue. ave gone
to Ca%llicoon. New York, for the re-
mainder of the season.
c.. William Booth. Of this city. left
today for Shelter Island Heights. where
he will spend two weeks.
Miss Elma A. Schaeffer has gone 20
the Delaware Water Gap for two weeks
vacation.
Miss Martha M. Curran will spend
the next ten days in Long Branch
Miss I. Irene Callaghan. Of Bellevtlie,
is spending two weeks In the Catskill
Mountains.
Miss Kate s. Tolen. Of Arlington, will
spend several weeks at h Laurel
Grove House. Mt Pocono, Pa. She left
town today.
Richard L. Muth has gone to Trenton.
where he will spend his vacation.
Milton ]. Cadmus will spend the next
week in Newton, Sussex County, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Metz, jr., and
family. Of this city, have gone to Ocean
City for two weeks stay.
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has returned from Lebanon, N. j..
where h spent her vacation with her
parents.
Miss Margaret O'Neil. of Norfolk
street, Is spending her vacation at
Rockaway, N. ]. She Is accompanied
by her sister. Miss Mary O'Neil.
Miss Margaret Lynch, of Hunterdon
street, will spend the next three weeks
at Rockaway Park, l.. I.
J. e. Mayer, of this city, is at Hunts
Lake, N. J. He is a guest at the
Maple Grove Farm Hotel.
Miss Mary c. Murphy. of this city. is
enjoying the sea breezes at West End.
N. j., during her vacation period.
Howard Lutter, of this city, will
spend the next week in Boston, Mass.
Raymond G. Brush is in Huntington,
N. Y, where he will spend w weeks.
Miss Jennie K. Collins. Of Summit
street, is at the Ocean Pier. Asbury
Park. for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Anna K. Pidcock will b a guest
at the Waverly. Ocean Grove, during
the next two weeks.
Harry r. Smack, of Kearny, N. j.,
is In Asbury Park for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth s. Drew. of Littleton
avenue, has gone to Middletown Springs,
VT, for a months vacation.
Albert M. Seib, of the Irvington sec
ton, will spend the next three weeks
touring the Thousand Islands. Niagara
Falls and Montreal Canada.
Miss Nellie Rice, of this city, Will
spend the next two weeks in the Cats
kill Mountains.
william Boullilier has gone to the
Highlands of Navesink for a weeks
vacation.
Chauncey Scott, Of this city, left to-
day for Cuivers Lake, where he will
spend two weeks.
Mt. and Mrs. Frederick Zwedinger,
jr., have gone to Seagate, l.. l.. where
they will spend two weeks.
Walter N. Jacobus left today for
Sparkill, N. Y, where he will spend
two weeks.
James Conway, of Belleville avenue,
is at the Idle Hour cottage, Highlands
of Navesink, for a few weeks.
Miss Mae L. Graf. Of this city, will
spend her vacation at Middletown
Springs, VT. She left town today.
Edward M. Minion, of the Roseyille
section, left today for Lake Hopatcong,
where he will spend two weeks.
Harry Geiger, of New street, has gone
to Milford, Pike county. Pa. for two
weeks vacation.
william Murch and family, Of South
Ninth street, will spend the next few
weeks In Branchville, N. j.
Louis F. MacCartney will spend the
next three weeks with his parents at
their home in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. Nary C. Dowdall. of this city,
has gon, to Pompton Plains for a
weeks recreation.
w. G. Tolant, of this city, is spending
a few days in Philadelphia He is reg
istered 1t the New Bingham Hotel.
MI, Gid Mrs. Theodore s. Fettinger.
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Rev. John s. Miller, rector of the House
of Prayer, will spend the month of Au-
gust at. Williamsport, N. H. She has
just returned rom Atlantic City.
Miss Hildegard Howard, of Mt. Pros
pect avenue, has returned from Bur-
lington, N. j., and will spend the bal
ance of the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Howard, at
their summer home in Spring Lake.
Miss Mary Kilbride will spend the
month of August at Cairo, In the Cats
kill mountains.
Miss Anna C. Dervin, of North Sixth
street, and Miss Marie Mullin, of North
Fifth street, are contemplating q vaca-
ton trip to Rockaway Park. L. l.. later
In the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain, of Stirl-
ing street. have gone to Butler for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Kate Adler, of Stirling street,
is at Point Pleasant for three weeks, a
guest of Mrs. Elwood c. Jones.
Mrs. William Terhune, of Elizabeth
avenue, is at Lake Michigan for the
month of August.
Miss Edith S. Taylor, of Roseville.
is at Redding Ridge, Conn. at Ridge
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris S. Alexander, of
South Broad street, who are travelling
in Europe, are ut present In Luzerne,
Switzerland. They are making a tour
OF the principal continental cities.
Miss Carrie Allen and Miss Jennie
Allen. of Irvington, have gone to East
Dover for three weeks.
Miss Mary Doom, of Newton street,
will spend three weeks at Brighton
Beach.
DIR. Leo McManus, of Mulberry street,
has ~returned from Haines Falls. in the
Catskills.
Miss Louise Pfeffer and Miss Anna
Pfeffer are at the Martin House, At
lantic Highlands, for a few weeks.
Knevit Mitchell, of this city, has re-
turned from Scotch Plains.
Miss Alice C. Crockett. of this city.
has returned from her vacation, spent
in Asbury Park,
Miss Josephine Boaes, of this city. is
spending her vacation at Lake Mem
~phrenagog. Canada.
Miss Jeanette Gould, OF this city,
is summering al Swartswood Lake. She
is a guest at the Highland Falls House.
Miss Ida M. Sherwood. of the Walls
burg section. is spending two weeks in
Ocean Grove.
Miss Anna Walter, of Essex street,
is spending a few weeks in the Cats
kill mountains.
Mrs. Daniel McCarron and family, of
Burnet street, are enjoying the noun
tain breezes at Cairo in the Catskills.
Miss Helen Sullivan, of Hunterdon
street, will spend the next three weeks
at Ocean Grove.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald, of New
street, left today for Bevans, N. j.,
when she will join her brother, John
F. Mcdonald and his family, who are
summering there.
Il Mrs. F. j. Griffin. of Stirling street.
s gone to Baleville, N. j.. for h re-
pder of the summe
rene Hoyt. Of Saybrook place.
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OFFICE Of the Engineer of the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners Of the city
OF Newark.
ing contracts will be presented to the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners of the
city OF Newark for acceptance on Thursday,
AuEust g. 1905: II
For the construction OF sewers In
STREET.
from Ferry street to Passafc avenue. and In
WAYDELL sTREET
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THE PRIZE WINNER

The correct answer to last Saturdays
initial letter puzzle was Waterman.
The following children were the prize
winners:
ALMA NJ. WINGK, aged 10, 80 Lafay-
cite street, Newark (box of paints);
GUSSIE DOBER, aged s, 40S South
Sixth street, Newark (box of paints;
AMELIA SCHMITT, aged 10, AZ Jacob
street. Newark (box Of paints);
MICHAEL MOHR. aged IL, $50 South
Twelfth street, Newark (baseball);
WALTER MCMAHON, aged II, 20
Tompkins street, West Orange (base-
balD; HYMEN SCHNEIDER, aged 10,
81 South Orange venue, Newark
(book).
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CITY AD-vERTIsEMENrs.

Water Commissioners. and the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners has fixed THURSDAY,
the sixth day OF August, 1908, at 1880 O'Clock
in the afternoon. in the boards room, at the
city Hall. in the city OF Newark, as the time
and place OF hearing any objections that may
be made to the said assessments.
Dated July 30th. 1905.
NJ. R. SHERRERD,
JySo-5t Chief Engineer.
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Personal

George L. Schug, of 1872 Van Buren,
street, has returned from Ocean Grove
where he spent two weeks vacation as
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Z. +.
Schug.
Mrs. Herbert slime, of the Roseville
section. is in Madison fer the remainder
of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Krementz
and Miss Emma Krementz are at Brad
ley Beach, where they will spend the
remainder of the summer
Mrs. John Howard, of Cottage street,
is In Canada for a months
She is stopping at Victoria Park.
Former Judge and Mrs. Thomas 5.
Henry are enjoying weekend trips DUR
ing the season. Late in August they
will go to Seabright for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Townley and c. B.
Townley, of this city, are at ocean
Grove for the season.
Mrs. william Mallory is at the Shell
don. Ocean Grove, for a months recrea-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hun and am
ily. of Hyde Park, East Orange, are
sojourning at White Lake, sullivan
Countv. N. Y. on their return they VIII
spend two weeks at Asbury PARK.
Miss Eunice f. Fraser, of East
Orange. left yesterday for Moun Po-
como. Pa, where she will stay a month.
Miss Anna Woodruff and Miss Alice
woodruff, of East Orange, are at the
onhag Inn, Asbury Park, Tor a
months s~ojourn.
Mrs. John Decker, of this city, Is at
the New Windsor, Asbury Park, where
she is enjoying the beauties of the sea-
: shore.
Miss Nav O'Connell, of Hunterdon
street, is spending her vacation at the
Russwin, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scheerer n
family, of East Orange. are at the Lake
Placid Club, Lake Placid. N. Y.
Mrs. waiter r. t1dIilS, - -
Mt. Prospect avenue accompanied by
her son, has gone to Lake Hopatcons
for the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Howell. OF
Roseyille avenue. a " returned from
an automobile trip to Mendham n
other points in Sussex county.
Joseph williams, of his city, for
merly Of Philadelphia, who has peeh
summering at Lake George. will return
to the city next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Heller, of
, Forest Hill, are planning an automo-
bile trip through upper New YORK
State and Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Muchmore,
Aof the Roseville section, are at Spring
lake for the remainder of the sum
Mrs. Thomas F. Kennedy
of the Forest Hill section,
Pocono Pines Inn. Mt.
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NEW PUZZLES NO. 27S.
646

CROSS WORD ENIGMA.
In winter but not in summer,
In drunkard but not in hummer;
In AXE but not In sea;
In h. but not in me
In read but not in spill;
In water but not In will;
In smoke but not In fire:
In muck but not in mire;
In drop but not in pill;
In might but not in grill;
In cent but not In fill.
Look sharp and mind
The name of a noted author find.
x RAY.
2,647.
DIAMOND.
/. The letter u. 2. Away from
Sends forth profusely. A.. (Rare) II
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REFORMED.

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH,
Lincoln Perk-Rev. A. NJ. Arculerius. acting
pastor. Divine worship at 1920 and 7:45. Com
munion service in the morning. Rev. A.. NJ.
Arcularius will preach in the evening; Sab
bath school 2:30. Tuesday evening meeting for
prayer and Bible study 7:45. A cordial welcome
to all services.
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ABEL EMS PRIZES.

The two prizes Of 81 each for two
selected complete lists of nswer to
New Puzzles No. 276 were awarded to
l.. Lorrac, Newark, N. j.
Jimmie, Jersey City, N. j.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


FIRST BAPTIST PEDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH-The Rev. DR.. Smith ThoWas Ford.
Of the Englewood Church. Chicago. VIII preach
at 1890 a. m. and T:45 p. m. Communion In the
morning and sunday school at IL o'clock.
MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Belleville avenue and Oriental etreet-W, T.: =:
Lumbar. minister. Morning Worship at lo:is
O'Clock; theme, IAN Old Moral Force Revived
communion at close OF service. Evening wor.
ship at 1880 O'Clock; theme, "Unrepentant
gational mid-week service. Thursday. at ! p. m
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When are the grass and stars alike?
When shooting.
When is a walking stick like an DID
lady's hair?
When knotted.
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Gill in the spaces above with the
words defined below so that they read
down and across the same.)
1. The letter M. Q. (Scot.) Wall.
8. CD A depression between two noun
tains. 4. A floating fragment of Ice
near an iceberg. s. Same as Korea
STANDARD, Proper Names). 6. (Afr.) A
t~reronine pigeon (Vinago waalia).
4. Ut. Mus.) Dying away. s. To entice.
8. Ut. Mus.) Slowly. 10. To become in
famed or excited. II. Fuss. II. (Scot.)
One. 13. The letter o. MUSICUS.
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WHAT is THIS MANS OCCUPATION CALLED?

WE OFTEN read Of the great. men Of WAL Street and Of the vast @sa money they deal In Here s
w BY mhng the initial letters of the names of the objects sn in the snp pictures you will find the answer
Fm this mm the n below and send it to Unn Ik EVENING sTAR Newark N j.
tbs mm az INV nh~wmnm who mm to SEM him amHnUmh Tnype pictures can be u@d
Cyc children under years 1m, are eligible to cmNeR sure to pea twocems stamp on the ee
to avoid delay at the pscmce The names of heu prize winners will be announced on Saturday Augt8
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ABEL EMS COMMENT.
FLORA'S Puzzlers' Directory was re-
ceived this week and makes an ex-
tremely fine appearance. 1t contains
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coNGREGATIoNAL

AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, 153-157 Belleviile ~ue-Th
Merrill Shipherd, minister: This cnurcn IS
closed until September Is In order that extern
sive repairs may be made upon the building.
All regular services begin again on. septem-
Der IL.
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EDrxrppAL.

ST. PROTESTANT EPIsCo-
A CHURCH, Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
nues-Services 8 a. M. 10:4b a. m, 745 p. M
Sunday school 3 D. m.
TRINITY CHURCH-open all summer. Holy
Communion 8 a. m. Morning prayer ana ser
mon II a. m. No evening service.
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bake slightly. s. Patient courage.
6. South American turkey-buzzaros.
7. One VINO petitions (Obs.). 8. same
as .! An edging-saw. 10. The
fruit-bearirg part of a cereal plant.
II. The letter s.. TRYON.
2,648.
SQUARE.
1. ParNhed with heat. 2. OF infre-
quent q ut,l1lce. 8. Able to stand a
great strSk +. a. A hollow. PARK.
2,649.
NEW STYLE DIAMOND.
= .s.
80.
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Milton ]. Cadmus will spend the next
week in Newton. Sussex County, N. J.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Metz, jr., and
family, of this city, have gone to Ocean
City for two weeks stay.
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Richard L. Muth has gone to Trentt
where he will spend his vacation.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-01

nRINCE MOHAMID was sad. And
well he might be, for the beauti-
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w. c. Tolant, of this city, is spending
a few days in Philadelphia He is reg
istered 1t the New Bingham Hotel
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Miss Nellie Rice, of this city, VIII
spend the next two weeks In the Cats
kill Mountains.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
To BOLSTER Up
TUCSON STAR
FOR SMITH
FRI htened Marcus Cries
Help To His Friend
John Dunbar

PHOEN1N. oct alarmed c,i.
IDENTIFY ~ the slowncss with which the
Tucson Siar'ha been making votes for
him and the growth of the sentiment
for Cameron, Mark Smith has persuad
oil his old time friend. John q. Dunbar,
to take the editorial charge Of that pa
per. Dunbar left for the Old Pueblo
last evening and hereafter the walls Of
his wrath will be poured upon the re-
publican papers and leaders through
the columns Of tde Star.
The star is one of the Kelly string
Of four Democratic corporation news
papers. One il in Bisbce, another in
Douglas and the last in Phoenix. An
effort was made to get Dunbar TO be.
come it's editor and ginger up the fgh,
for Smith in this county, but Dunbar
would not agree to the terms offered
him.
ton with Dunbar for more than q
week. urging him 10 take the helm of
the star. Democrats of Pima county,
including Mark Smith. according to
reports received here. are very much
dissatisfied with the work the Star has
been doing for the party. They say
that 10 needs some more backbone and
stronger aud more intelligent cditori
al policy, aud Dunbar was selected as
the man 10 write the fiery articles re
9nircd Dunbar mud Kelly could not
agree as Ia terms, but when Mark
Smith, while in Phoenix the other day.
sought out his old friend and cntrcatcd
him to help the Democracy for his
sake. Dunbar began 10 pack his trunk
and last night he left for his new field
Of labors.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
DIG POST HOLES
AND UNEARTH SKELETON
(From Fridays Daily.)

Encased in two beer barrels, tcle.
scopcd into each other, the skeleton of
man was found Wednesday in Shea y
HAT. southeast of Tonic Springs. TIE
grcwsome find was made by Tom Mer.
Ger, ranger on the Prescott National
Forest. and James Ehlc. They were
engaged digging post holes for cor.
raj fence when the skeleton was un.
carthcd.
The barrels were covered by heavy
growth of brush indicating that the
body was placed there several wears
ago. There was rats nest in the
barrels. From the position of the
bones wnen found, Mercer and Ehlc
were led Ia believe that the BODY had
been cut in two pieces before being
placed in the barrels. The skull was
not found. A search is now being
made for the skull by Mercer and
Ehle.
The rotted remains of an undershirt
of striped material and blue oycralls
covered the bones, almost all of which
were found. A mattress had been
stuffed in the barrel with the body.
The scene of the find is in a lonely
place IN the mountains, four miles from
the nearest habitation. II is six miles
north of Skull valley and twenty
miles northwest of this city. Until n
short time ago II was an unfrequentcd
spot, rarely visited except by cowmen
engaged in rodcos.
Mercer and Ehle are firm in the be
lief that the skeleton il that of a muir
dered man. They made n careful search
for some clew that might lead to dis
covering the identity of the unfortu.
nate, but nothing was found except
the pieces Of undersnirt, overalls and
mattress. These crumbled into dust
on exposure to the air.
John II. Ehle, who related the story
of the find yesterday to Journal.
Miner representative, is the father of
James Ehle. Skull valley has been his
home nearly forty eyars. He can re-
member no mysterious disappearance
in that section and is Of the opinion
that the mystery Of the skeleton will
never be solved. lie agrees with Mer.
Ger and his son, that the skeleton is
that of the victim of n brutal murder.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
ARIZONA LANDS OPENED.
Former Grand Canyon Forest Subiec
to Settlement in December.

From Washington comes the DIS
patch that unappropriated public land
in AN area of 976O acres recently Ell
Guided from the former Mt. GRAHAM
national forest and 23s,sl2 acres ei
cludcd from the former Grand Canyor
national forest will become subject u
settlement after December 81 and q
entry on and after January 30, 1909, 81
the local land Office mt Phoenix.
According to the land Office state
ment for the year ending on june %
there were 1855 entries of land in An
iona containing l9s.5O9 acres and th'
receipts were $70,sGs.
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MRS. RoCKwELL's BROTHER DIES
tfrom Fridays Daiiy)

Mrs A. M. Rockwell, who left here
Sunday night for Los Angeles in re.
Spouse to telegram announcing the
serious illness Of her brother, Walter
Brown, arrived at his bedside few
hours before he died. lie succumbed
Wednesday night at li:4O O'Clock to
Bright's disease. She left Los Angeles
last evening with the remains for Chi
cago. where tncy will be inferred.
The deceased was aged thirty,seven
years, native of Michigan. lie was
an electrical engineer. lie was con.
ncctcd with the Huntington interests
in southern California before disease
undermined his constitution, uniting
him for active business. He visited
this city several times and is pleasant
ly remembered here by many who
knew him as an cntcrprising and am
bilious young man.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
YAVAPAI EXHIBIT STARS.
Former Sheriff Munds Picks II as a
Winner at Albuquerque.
Orrom Saturdays Daily,

Tx sheriff John l.. Munds, who ar.
rived home from Albuquerque Thurs
day night, says that Yavapai county's
mineral exhibit is beyond any doubt
the best at tae Albuquerque exposition
"Arizona is certainly entitled to the
first prize for state or territorial
mineral exhibit and Yavapai county is
sure to capture first prize for the best
county mineral exhibit" he said.
He also added that A. A. Johns, fair
commissioner from this county, is
among the busiest men at the exposi-
ton and doing good work in advertis.
ing Arizona and its mineral and agri.
cultural resources.
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POPULAR BACHELOR RETURNS,
tFvom Fridays Daily)

j. J. Kellum, one Of the popular
bachelor business men Of the county
arrived home last night from a month
outing on the coast. "I had the time
OF my life seeing how other folks
hve,' he said as ne stepped from the
southbound train. at was my first
real outing in eleven years and The
second time have been out Of Yavs
pal county since I came here. feel
twenty years younger than when left
"Guess the reason is that l didn
drive any mules in California be
concluded as he left the depot, aftef
adding tnat he was anxious to get u
touch with his business interests agaih'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-07
MINERAL POINT CLAIMS
WILL GET DEVELOPMENT
tFrom Wednesdays Daily

John slak left yesterday afternoo'
for the properties of the Black Noun
tain Copper Company in the Mineral
Point district to take charge of oper'
tions for the company. II was leaped
from the management yesterday that
new hosting plant is expected daily
IL will be installed at the site Of the
new shaft that will he sunk TO n depth
OF several hundred feet before eyten
sive lateral work IS started.
The Black Mountain group is stu
ated seven miles east of Jerome June
ton in the Black Hills.