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Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
C.K. OF, A. CELEBRATION
Great Meeting Here in Honor OF
Visit of Supreme and
State Presidents

Last Sunday was Catholic day in
Pocahontas and great day it was
for the people Of that faith and
belief. The occasion was great
celebration by St. Pauls Branch
No. 476, G. X. of A. of this city
in honor of the visit of Supreme
President DR.. Felix Gaudln of New
Orleans, and State President VIM.
Bauer of Little Rock.
The congregation gathered at the
magnificent church building On
Catholic Hill at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, where the Vespers ard
Benediction services were conducttd d
by the local pastor, Rev. Father
Joseph Froitzheim. Immediately
after these services the crowd Cf
about $50 persons marched to the
opera house, and at o'clock the
real program began. The crowd at
this time was estimated at four
hundred souls.
The meeting was called to order
bv President II. A. Peters, after
which Father Froitzheim offered a
word of prayer. After the follow
ing program was rendered, lasting
until 9o'clock, o p. M, the meeting
was brought to close:
Music by Miss Mae Martin
Introduction of Supreme Presi-
dent DR.. Felix Gaudin, by II. A.
Peters.
Lecture by DR.. Gaudin.
Music and song by Misses Katie
and Agnes DeClerk.
Lecture BY State President VIM.
Baner.
Application of Members and Re-
freshments.
Lecturer in German by Rev.
Joseph Froitzheim.
Music and song by Misses Annie
and Nellie Spinnenweber.
Stereoptican vieTs-rhe Catholic
religion from the birth of Christ to
Pope Plus A-by Dr.. Gaudin.
Music by Miss Mary Peters.
Two THOUSAND feet of moving
pictures by the management OF the
Electrict Theatre.
Continuance of refreshments.
A general good time is reported
by every one, and sixteen or
eighteen applications for new mem-
bership were received.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
Wedding at Engelberg

A grand wedding, feast and
dance took place at the home of
Antoine Hausman, prominent
German citizen of Engelberg, last
Wednesday, in honor of the mar
riage of his daughter, Miss Annie,
to Mr.. Will Thellemier, the pastor
of the Catholic church at that place
officiating. Az large crowd of
neighbors and friends witnessed the
wedding ceremony, which was per.
formed in the church. and many
happy hearts tripped the "light fan
tastic" to the music of the string
band that night. All join il
wishing the "newly-weds" well,
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
Thanksgiving Program

Following is the program for the
union Thanksgiving services, to be
held in the NJ. K. church, Thursday,
November 26, at 1890, a. M:
Doxology -"Praise God from
whom all blessings fow."
Reading-"Origin and spirit of
Thanksgiving D4y-Master Lorin
Wylie.
Presidents Proclamation.
Solo Mrs. 5. f. Brown.
Scripture reading and prayer
Rev. A. N. Nylie.
Song -'LandiDg of the Pilgrims. "
Sermol, Text: Eph. 5:2O-Rev.
E. N. Buckley.
Song "America."
Benediction.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
School Improvement Work

Prof. j. w. Campbell, principal
of the Pocahontas public and high
school, is in receipt of letter from
the Department of Public lnstruc.
tion, Little Rock, announcing that
Mrs. Clio Harper of that city will
visit Pocahontas Saturday, (tomor-
ROW. November 81, for the purpose
of organizing a School Improve
ment Association, the expense of
these trips and meetings being paid
by the Southern Board of Education.
The object aud purpose of the
Association is to improve the school
grounds, plant trees, shrubs, flow
ers, etc. Also to improve the school
library, decorate the interior of the
building to the better comfort and
pleasure of the pupils
The meeting will be held at the
school building Saturday night and
1t is the wish of the principal, as
we'll as the minor teachers, that
every patron of the school who can
possibly do 30, be in attendance.
This is a movement that should in
terest every citizen Of POcahontaS,
for above all things, let us bear in
mind that our school must be kept
in the front ranks with other pub
lie schools of the state
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
Plunged to Death

Harvey w. Watterson, lawyer
and younger son Of Henry Waiter
son, editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal, plunged to his death from
the nineteenth floor of his Office
building, at No. 81 Wall street, late
Friday afternoon. His body shot
downward for 10 feet aud landed
on the roof of a ten-story building
adjoining. Almost every bone was
broken and the head was crushed,
death being instantaneous. There
were no witnesses to the tragedy,
but it is thought that it was entirely
accidental.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
Fighting the Scent Rate

The order issued by the Ark.
ansas Railroad Commission pro-
hlbiting the tlunk lines of Arkansas
from enforcing the Scent passenger
rate in this state went into effect at
1901 o'clock this morning.
The commission will probably
follow the same course taken in the
freight rate controversy and order a
hearing, to be held some time this
week, at which the railroads will
be asked to show cause why the
commission should not prosecute
them for failure to comply with
the order which went into effect
this morning. The railroads will
refuse to comply with the order, as
they did in the freight rate case,
and it is generally understood that
the commission will not accept the
arguments of the railroads at the
hearing to be held. As the result,
it is thought suits similar to the
two. filed by Prosecuting At
torney Campbell Saturday against
the Iron Mountain and Rock Is
land for the failure of those roads
to comply with the commissions
order regarding freight rates, will
be filed by the states attorneys.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
COunterteiterS are Jailed

Prosecuting Attorney Charles Z .
Elmore of Mammoth Springs and
Sheriff John A. Cunningham of
Salem have run down band of
counterfeiters in Fulton county
Three of the men are locked up.
The officers also have charge of the
molds, tools, and several dollars in
counterfeit money. The men in
Jail refuse to tell their names.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20

SrRAYED OR SToLEN-Red sorrel
mare mule with roam head, about II
years old, will weigh about 800
pounds. If stolen will pay $40 for
recovery of mule and thief, or
liberal reward for return of mule
only. j. w. SHANNON.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
Confederate Veterans

Information wanted from old
comrades of M. Levy, who enlisted
at Pocahontas, Ark, July 26, 1861
in Company L. Sixth Regiment
Arkansas Infantry, Confederate
States Army. Address,
SIDNEY p. LEVY,
P.O. Box 375. Pensacola, Fla.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20
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Local News Items

w. IT, Allel, uiCiOh"
cotton buyer of Minorca, was
business visitor to Pocahontis
Monday.
Marriage license were issued Dy
County Clerk Armstrong last MOB
day to George Legate and MISS
Laura Pringle, both of Supply.
Miss Fannie Porter of MonsA-
cello has been here this week, WIFI
her brother, visiting the MillerA
w. L. Blunt of Reyno was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs ]. d. Wells and little SOD
left Wednesday for Ripley county,
Mo-, on a weeks visit to Mrs
Wells parents.
J. w. Nemier went to ST.
Louis Monday to buy large
stock of new goods for his store
Lantie Martin formerly assistant
cashier at The Randolph County
Bank, has been given the position
as cashier of the Reyno State Bank
and will enter upon his duty as
such the first of December
AT the meeting of the Masonic
grand lodge at Little Rock yester--
day, Hon. A. j. Witt of this city
was elected Deputy Grand Master
for hesitate. This is a promotions
from Grand Senior Warden, and N
an honor worthily bestowed.
J. w. Bennett and Jake Gross
man went to ST.. Louis Monday 20.
lay in large stock of new goods
for the firm of Bennett q Rice, wbe
have bought the stock OF the ST.
Louis Bargain Store. Mr.. Bennetg
informed a Star Herald reporter
that we would be perfectly safe in
saying that the new company would
: have new stock of drygoods and
clothing second to none in Noralb
Arkansas. We wish the new hruN
success.
A new feature of the program ~
the Electric tomorrow night is the
great Cowboy exhibition.
, SalIee brothers baye their new
handle factory building completed
and everJ thing is now ready for the
installment Of the machinery, whieist
will arrive the latter part of this
week or the first of next. These.
gentlemen hope to have their factory
in operation within the next three
or four weeks.
State Printing Clerk Earle w.
Hodges has been undergoing the
exquisite beautitudes Of house mSs-
ing during the latter days. He is
now pretty well moved and the
family will occupy in the futurs n
cOzy domicile on Wolf street. the
former home having been at lBlr
West Twenty-third street. Little.
Rock Democrat.
The Star Herald acknowledges q
very pleasant call on last Monday
morning from DR.. Felix Gaudfu e,s
New Orleans and Mr.. WIN. Ba,,er
of Little Rock. The former is the.
supreme president of the Catholie.
knights of America and the latter
ls the state president of the sama.
Joe Sallee, manager of the Devk
handle factory here, moved ais
family down from Success Monday
and is now full-fledgedl citizen oe.
Pocahontas. They occupy the Ayga
property west of the power plant,
The Star Herald is reliably IN.
formed that there will be oonrL.
of weddings in Pooahontss ROY,
week. Of course we knomswbo she.
guilty parties are, aud if the eyeptr
are actually pulled of will tell, o,,,..
readers next week. Howeves !.
we clay low" and say nothing abos.s
1t you can guess that we got foolea
this time.
Mrs. Bette Blunt of Biggors anx
Miss Addie Blunt of Reyno. ae-
companied by Mrs. Shivley of this.
city, paid the Star Herald plea..
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20

Don't miss the Cowboy show at
the Electric Theatre Saturday
night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-11-20

Fine silk umbrellas, gold aud
pearl handles at n. A. Childs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27

Ser uar ct torterbeltst Ueir t Eetas
os Otlaboma t 9lutntnsen at fife lse.
Ser tlep meobelt fra Sort Wortb, Ger
Manba9,: at man pioite, at ipp Wenne=
ifer par omtomne, % 5000 par biemlple
paa9runb at ct ouerorbetli9t &e9n oe
beraf tplsenoe Ouerlupmmelle al Erini:
tp &tuer.
Operiucmmelien beepnbte 9erbassaf>
ten % par paa tit boielte Spnbag @f>
termtooa9.
$500 Taar, tom par ubeiluttebe / en-
Snobesnina t gtortbEort @ortb, omtom.
+ Sra Mulfoeee. Otlaboma, neboeles,
at Der talbt 20 CONNER &egn paa 10
elmer % 80 CONNER talt paa tire Daee.
Site et Eren / Otlaboma rsrte fig
Senbassaften.
Mon frpster for, at mango Perioner,
1om James, er pmtomne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27
@p>paro it0rft atttefa1et+

v@linton q. @omaro, iom talte for
Y. M. Q. A. igaar, ct af bet Slags,
fom gierne tager Etu9ene meb Storm.
San ct en- ierbeles Dob Ealer meb ct
meif pinbenbe % masnetiit @mtl, iou |
uebuarenbe Bolsesans oplplte bans Mns
iigt og tiQise in1tttebe paa Eilbsrernes.
Oa bos BEN breb ben uo byPptge Bi>
falbsptringer, ber ptbnebe o1 baabe III.
Dor % @labe.
Openftaaenbe er fltppet ub af Dailp
@rpreis" Ct fort Blab ub9ipet I @ps
ben, bpor Mr. 6nmarb talte fife Bin=
ter. @lem lite, at ban Onsbaa Mften
ben 3bie SUM- pil bolbe lit berpmte Tos
rebrag: rgn Ripretur meb Banbposs
nen". Det pil blipe bolbt @ourtbuiet
SCI. 8. san uil oglaa bltpe tilffebe ptb
Nrobibittoniifernes County. @onpentiou
PAD famine 5teb RI. 2 ben Dag. 2an
eubper tple its inbbubt til beese Mpber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27

9un friuer ON fu Mor. - Miis q,
Sammaer ftriuer fra Nlerancrta, 2a.
y Seq eaFEerset taffe Sen, op1iatigt Tor,
buao BET: tortraffelige nrtemtboel. Ruri:
to, bar uorettet tot min Mor, SUN
bauoe f1ere Nar liot at Npsuert oe
9fureonper. Sun par lite iitano til al
pere oppe, SUN tos tre SLATER &urifo
og ct MI laa frif tom nosenltnbe."
@aaleoes lpoer bet fra ner % tiarn;
y War ig9 % er MI frir."
Or. Neters &urito er ct elbsammelt
og pelprgpet urteutobel lite en- Npo:
tbeterme7 icin, 9lermere Oplpsninger
faaes bo$ Eilutrterne, Dr. 'Yeter 6abrs
nep & 5pns &c., ll2-lls 60 9opne
MOe., @b'caqo, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27
Der bleu meb en- Sang forunberIia

Der bleu meo en- Gang forunberIia
ittlt t Toriamlinsen, ba Bifopen opIy.
ite, at ban bauoe meb fig tire ct. Olaps.
Orbener fra ben norife Ron9e til tire
Meuo, iom bapbe siort fig tortient til
laaoau Berbisbeb. Mpssierri9beo fob
at lale / a1es Mnit9ter. Dette blep bog
at tort garisbeb; tbi Biifopen Iefe
ftrats op gfaunene paa be tire, Der blep
siort til &ibbere af ct. SIaps=Drbe,
men. Disie par 1emlig Naurib Carton,
for mango Mar 8effprer for Spnobens
Stole Decorab, Soma, 6ormdnb 9.
S. Dabl af ben 6oreneoe Rirte oe
prot. 5Den Oftebal. Orbene bleu benz
ouerratt af MintRer @ube.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27

4 %
ottt Mar eQer berousr, men maa bolbe
Sensen for bet melte, nagtet bun lite er
+ipg. 9an bar oglaa en- Splier iltue.
Sc bor=tca. 9 banife Wstle fra &igbens
baun. Mr. Beberion bleu u uieDpanlia
uel u,ootaset Danmart, os ban fit bet
Snbtrpt, at 5olt berouer er blepet rise.
Ser er blepet bpyset en- bel Del, itoen
ban ubflgttebe, % Der bps9es aleue al
Eeslitet1 iaauel paa 2anbet iou Bpen.
gi ipurste BAN, bporban Stiqinsen
par / reltaips penleenoe Danmart, o9
ban la9oe, at &trterne fob neiten TONNE.
6an bnpoe uaret I to &trter paa 1T
9iemlfeo. San antos, at ben enc al
benz rurnuebe ca. 1000 Menneter. $
ben enc par ber maafe Ii WienneFer %
/ ben anpen Is, ba Mr. Yeberion par
Der. 6an bopbe eiort Bemertninser
ansaaenoe bette til fin Spfer, os bun
bauoe idst, at 6olt baube iluttet at saa
| &irte- Ter Wtr. Yeoerion uouanoreoe
for inatt 80 Mar Rben, par &irterne
paa lamme @teb iaa fnIoe, at man itte
altto' tunbe fnbe @ibbeplabs. Wtr.
Peberions pusite 5en, @briitian, iou
Ct paa Tard1en rer 6antiuion, uil bliue
gift / Mtnneapolis ben .l7be Stunt.
Bruteu beber Marie gilbert os er fra
Brainerb. Peberions boepe ube pad
@otlano mango Mar, itrats etter Be
ubuanbrebe fra Danmart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27
@er9e1atto =Stat1te1t ifaI rette8
I Gat8o+
f. .... (vTran".)

Det er ben ienere Etb itreuet en- bel
Osl ON Werge!anbs sStatuen, % buor
ben bent bpr reiies, o8 en- xtb 1aa bet
uo ON afgiort, at bet ifulbe bli Wein>
neapoles, men i5arso git enoelis ef meo
Seir.
Det er MI omtrin9 tire Mar Fben
Doftor Sielbe optog Eanten on, at reiIe
9enrit Wer9elano ct Minbesmerte paa
bans bunbreoaorige Tpoielsoas. 5yprF
uar 0:t en- Bauta, lom ituI6e reijes /
Abercrombie, 1enere bleu BET til ct Mfo,
nument, iom ifuloe opFpres @tatspars
Ten. Scr blep banuet en- Total Eou,te
sog aDetbanDl linger tltbtebet meb Dilleo:ss
busser gigeIauo os anbrs, ON at faa
Ell Afftebniug at Werselanb> Statueu,
1om 'aar ffal relies Nor9e. Romiteeu
aateoe at tigbe og beta'e for ben, men
bet enoeltge Helultat blep, at Tolt
9forse ifiutnsebe iamuer os ienbte ben
oper lom en- @aue men meb bet Dn(fe,
at ben maatte 5ltue retit paa ct Ste6,
belit en- 'tprre Bp, buor bet f1prR mus
li9e Mntal 2aubsmeno maatte faa Mu=
leontng til at is ben; iamti6i9 ienbtes
Der o9iaa to Menb oper, 49, Noraes
ppperfe giifop, @br. u. Sang % Tor>
fatteren Eboralu Rlaueaeis 49, forat
ouerrette @auen.
Set bleu ftrats flart for enbuer, at
M6ercrombie uiloe neppe bli palst iom
bet meif pasienoe Steo for Statuen, o9
at ben lotale &ou1ites &rap pilbe, paa
Grunb al @,uernes Dnte, falbe pct,
os oa 8iifoppen entom, 9ootienbte ban,
at Der ubnepntes en- &omite al II
Mfano, iom ifuIbe afsiore @tebet, bpor
@tatuen buroe relics. Set par uuoer'
bisie 0mffenbisBeber, at Tolt Sarge:
aniaa bet iom en- pligt at sipre, bpab
be funoe forot faa @tatuen til Morn
Dafota. .m.
&ouiteen iammentraabte Wtinneapoz
lis fife Wtanoas forat ofgiore Spprsss
maalet, os Der par ba tilfebe Wenp fra
@iour Taas, g. Datota; @ranb forts
og Tarao, ". Eafota, forat tale oeres
reipettiue 8yers Gag. Minueapolis'
Sag blep frembolot al Yrof. Botbne,
iom osiaa par Uteblem at &omiteen.
@ranb Sorts uar repreienteret af ST..
6. Sprenien, o9 ban tremlaeoe fit
2@rinbe I iaa pelualste Orb % talte iaa
begeiifret fer @rano Sorts, at man me-,
ten tunbe ie 8ergelanb> Stntuen fftqe
iuei % bli itaaenoe peb sc. Sat. l1nt>
perittet; men iaa inublet ben I en- Stub
% bleu ffaaenbe Tarso.
Statuen nil bli afileret Der ben 17be
Suni unber fore Teftlisbeber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27

Sra EMiles @itp, Wfontona, blet
meboelt ben 2aOe os., at Der ialt falb
~ CONNER @ne Der fife l1se, ia a
Sneen eabos par fire Sob op6 80 wfl
ipo bertha.
Vi tan uere 9lao, at ri er t Minne
lotas Bart &e9ion. 81 ueo lite bsr
buao ifpgt Veir Ct, lammenltsnet mel
andre Steber. - ...
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27

@n fem Mar 9amnel Sen af German
6anion, en- Mrbetber paa &ingmau>
Tarmen ner 9iqsboro, N. s., talbt ub
! Marfb 6iper % brutneoe, oa ban
.ifulDe aaa e1ter liot gano forlebeu.
Wan ipste efter BAN til tent paa giat
men fanbt lite 9iset fpr neFe Dag.
Det par paa gluebunben ner bet 9teo,
buor Barnet par faItt ub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27

Ills; | !; /
50 &: 6.

opbol0t its bsr, beiest Nep yort,
Waibinston og Gbicaeo. S @ouebFa,
ben mpbte ban 8reiioen'en til bpem ban
braste 6ilien fra Song 6aaton. Om
TT Beios bos Brelioenten forteuer ban:
YreliDenten % ies baube en- penlig
.oa bebaselts rGbat". San fortalte
mig, at 10 flere Noromenb, ber toumer
til 2anbet. bes beore" :. San er en-
,u'artelig Mano, eoers Yrei7bent = en-
meget merfuerbig Manb. @fter min
Wenins er ban en- n1ertelisere 9fegent
enb Reiier @ilbelm af Eyflanb, fient
&eiieren ct en- bpt @:ao epnerig
Wanb."
@uao iom sibr Biitop Banss @elss
lerbeles betponin9sfulbt % minbepars
oist er, at bet er ferite Sang. at en-
norit Btitop beid9er Mmeritc.
Btfopen er besuben en- merteIiq Ser
lonltsbeo, en- eate tppift Norbmanb, Der
fra 8onbeien bar arbeibet fig op til at
bltpe 2ancets fremmefe &trtemanb oq
raser bsit osiaa paa Wioenitabens On.
rQQ6e. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-05-27
,8iifop 8att9 Mnterifa.

.pntDp baH9 NMeftta.
6plsenbe er inaa 1bfIip fra en- LEM
aere Nrtitel ! 6oltsblabe:1 for fife l1se::
Biffop u. @br. Bang anfom til
Minneapolis libfte Susbas Mften. s
Telae meD bam par Tborpalb RIauenes
fra &riittania.
Com befienbt tom Biifopen tom bet
norife Tolfs uoIenoins for at ouerretre
NorbmRnb Mmerifa en- 5tatue al Di9'
teren 6enrit Wergelanb. @tatuen, iom
er en- Mfitebnins al giseIaaos Werse>
lanbsRatue, ter Fal relies / &riitians
iaub ben 17oe SUM-, er en- @aue fra. bet
rorne Tolt, peientlig foranitaltet at
gtorbmanbs Torbunbet / &riitianio,
Nor9e. l.,
Trebas prebitebe Biitop Bang | ben
tuenfe Aueutana &irte for en- To1iau=
ling poa ca 1900 Yerioner. &tterat
baue ouerbrast Dilien fra Mooertirter
til bet norite Rirtefolt bette 0cnb,
talte ban inberli9t og paru,t ouer Mab.
IA. 1-l0. Biffopen bar en- ltsefrem
oQ bierteliQ Wtaabe at tale paa, ION,
sriber os fens1er. Sans emile os tlare
Tortpnoelie sau yionesbpro ON, at ben
uorf &irte bar enbba blanot fine frems
meite Wenb &ieuaper, ber ifaar urotte>
lt9e paa ben lutberife Betienbelles
@runb os eier ben bausianife 6oltes
lisbeb. @lob os 8arme / 6remRillin>
gen al be 9ubbommelise @anbbeber.
Senoas @ftermiobas bolbtes ben
esentlise l7oe mai Teit Bpeus Mubis
torium: gisieIts en- al be :nertelisite
o9 melt minoeuerbise @pttsnbemaife1er
nosenftate bolot paa uosen 9ioe af Mt*
lanterbauet.'
gfte1 enbel Sang % Wui1t introbus
cetece Teifens Tormaub Brof. @tub
Eborpalo Rlapenes. Der pelpalete Orb
! taltszon1 benrtf DsresIanb til bpiz
Minbe og til buts @tatues Mfilsria9 %
Operreftelle Telten eeentIig par tom:
men t{tono. Rlaueuss er noget al en-
Caller og paoborteB meo Suteresle al
ben ffore TorionaIius. Eilbprerne bau,
be berpaa ben uuentebe @lebe at fao
lptte til en- Sale al Que Wuoe, Norqes
npe &epreientant / @albinston. Que
Cube ct en- Gentleman meo fprifeIiet
uoleerbe - pislelis en- PrYb for bel
2anb, iom ienbte bam 5io. Gan ubz
talte i'm @leoe orer at mp6e iaa mauae
2anosmenb berouer. Sans Snotrpt at
bet norlfe Solt Mmerita par 1erbeles
aunlfist iaa lanet, erfIereoe ban. 6an
talte mesef uattert ON @erselano.
Bilfop 8ous bolot Dernea en- pppers
Zig Gale, buori ban for bet fprife ltilbres
BE- ben Telelie, bet norfte Tolt bapbe
ooerfer aoFptterfoItet. Ser par feet
ct Omi1as bert t Erensielsaaret 1905.
y Ter baube ri fun iom en- &unb TAB
uibie, at ri baube 2anbsmenb berouer, n
iesbe Biltopen, vn,en ben Sympathy oa
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Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08

J. w. Gerritt has been prospecting the country north of Chloride and re- ports that there are many immense veins of iron capped rock in that region.
 General Manager l.. Hoffman re- turned Monday evening from a trip of inspection to the mines of the Arizona Southwe stern Copper Company, in Crow Canyon. He reports that the adit drift has reached a distance of 225 feet on the vein, being twenty-five feet past the shaft. During January five feet per day was made in the drift. It is expected to encounter big body of ore within the next 100 feet.
 It is understood that the Expansion Gold mining company is to take over the mill recently purchased by the San Diego Gold mining company, and which has not yet been hauled out to the mines, and erect it on the big mines to the south of the San Diego mines. The Expansion is getting ready to do things at the mines and it is believed by miners who have been at work in the property that it will prove up one of the big things of tke Union Pass district. c. J. Callahan, the mining engineer, who has just made an examination of the property, will report on the method of working the ores from these mines, having had wide experience along that line.
 J. A. Davis, Sam Leavitt, Dr. J. T. Davis, and Ralph I. Johnson went out to the Union Pass section last Tuesday morning, returning Thursday evening. They made an examination of the Lon don mine, owned by N. M. Richardson and have concluded to take an option with the privilege of sinking a shaft to depth of 100 feet. Mir. Johnson, the mining engineer of the party, was fav- orably impressed with the mine and the possibilities of the district. Work is to be commenced on the mines at once. Messrs. J. A. Davis and Sam Leavitt are we'll known lumber manu- lecturers of the Pacific coast, having big mills and yards in Costello, Cali fornia. The party departed to San Francisco last night, where all ar engagements for the working of the mine will be made.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08
Pleasant and Most Effective.

T. J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator, Liberty, Texas, writes Dec. 25, 1902: "With pleasure and unsolicited by you, bear testimony to the curative power of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. have used it in my family and can cheerfully affirm it is the most effec- tive and best remedy for coughs and colds have ever used" Sold by Wat kins' Drug Store.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Yucca Cyanide Mining and Milling Company will be held at the office of the Company, at the San Francisco mine, Cedar, Arizona, on the third Tuesday of February, 1908, at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
 T. J. PURDY,
 Secretary. Cedar, Arizona, January 10, 1908. First insertion Jan. 25-Feb. 15.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08

The following letters remain un- called for at the Kingman postoffice: Martin John Carrara, Joseph Barton, Harry Harding ?, B. E. Hanten, H. G. Helm, Henry Sloveson, James Sam son, Sam Settle.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08

For that neat job of painting, paper hanging or decorating give your con. tract to Robert Rosco.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08
E|ks' Hall, Kingman, February ", 1908

WANTED-A position as skilled me- chanic. Prepared to do all kinds of machine work. Address,
 A. w. KENT, Kinpman.