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The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Town Council Proceedings.

st. Francisville, La, June Is. 1908.
At special meeting of the Board
of Aldermen held this day, the follow
ing members were present: DR.. A. F.
Barrow. Mayor: Councilmen w. T.
Forester, A. B. Briant, G. Rettig,
and Joe Stern
The Mayor stated the object of the
meeting, and the following notice OF
same was read:
st. Francisville, La, June l6, 1908.
To W 7 Forester, Joe Stern, George
Rettig, r Teutsch and A B Briant,
Board of Aldermen.
GENTLEMEN:-Yo are hereby no,
titled that there will be special meet.
ing of the Board of Aldermen of the
town of st. Francisville, Louisiana,
June IS, 1908 at Bank OF West Fellci-
ana at 1870 O'Clock p. m. for the fol-
lowing purposes:
Organizing new Board, paying bills
and purchasing property from Mrs.
Goldman for right of way to plant.
G. l.. Plettinger, A. F. Barrow.
Clerk. Mayor.
ST. Francisville, La, June l6, 1908,
Received the within notice of the
special meeting of the Board of AL
dermen of the town of ST. Francisville,
Louisiana, and served same more
than three hours before the hour set
for the meeting, on the following men,
bers: J. Stern, person; G. Rettig,
domicile: A. B. Briant, domicile, r..
Teutsch, person; w. T. Forester,
person.
G. s. Davidson,
Marshal.
Motion made, seconded and carried
That q committee of three be appoint
ed, including the Mayor, to interview
DR.. Brooks relative to procuring
right of way through his premises to
build side track TO the plant. If
satisfactory arrangements are made
with Dr. Brooks the committee is
hereby authorized and empowered to
purchase property from Mrs. Gold
man. Committee w. T. Forester, j.
Stern and Geo. Rettig.
Motion made, seconded and carried,
That the following corporation bill be
paid including commissions:
J C Storm, supplies, ....... IS
Feliciana Oil Co, cinders. .. Ii 90
r. G.. Brasseaux, road and
maintaining prisoners. ..... "a 10
DR. A F Barrow, commission. 10 OO
G S Davidson. commission. 5 OO
Motion made, seconded and carried,
That meeting adjourn.
G. L. Plettinger, A. f. Barrow,
Clerk Mayor.
| hereby certify that the above is a
true copy of the original as they ap-
pear on pages 66 and 81 of minute
book 81"
G. L. Plettinger,
Clerk.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

A meeting of the Junior Aux
iliary was held Thursday after
noon at Mrs. LAwrason's. The
little sewing circle find delight
full entertainment on the spacious
veranda facing the river.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Absent Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Greene Davis
of Covington, La. are rejoiced
over the birth of a second baby
boy, born on the 18th.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
The ArnOry Fund.

The subscriptions to the armo-
ry fund for the Feliciana Rifles
is slowly growing and to date
amounts to 1902. The list is at
Kilbourne's drug store and any
one wishing to contribute may
do so at any time. The list reads
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
TIMREH.

A match game Of baseball be-
tween the home team and Star
Hill will be played in Jackson
Wednesday, June "a, 4 o'clock
sharp. Admission % and 15cts.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Resolutions of Respect.
St. F'rancisville, La,


June IA, 1908.
LAUREL CHAPTER O. e. S. No. Al
Whereas, the Divine Father,
in His infinite wisdom has seen
fit to call from US, our dearly be-
loved friend and sister, Justine
Teutsch, and whereas, she was a
woman of great sweetness of
disposition, nobility of charac-
ter, and kindness of heart, and
as such was esteemed and loved
by all who knew her;
Therefore be it resolved; That
our most sincere and heartfelt
sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved husband and other sur
yiving members of the family, in
this, their great loss.
Resolved: That a copy of these
resolutions be incorporated in
the records of this Chapter and
a copy be sent to the bereaved
husband.
A. VILLERET,
Mrs. M. c.. FORESTER,
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE :

l.,AtAHH~%~""~V~"''
=, Samuel Lawrason spent
VI ',,al days in the country
VI. ',slT V. Tsmpel has been very
:. . c. Garner Smith, Jr.' was in
6 saturday on business
nardVl Dc' y \ Dawson spent a few days
3 croctl = :, vi With relatives and friends ends
glass, NJ nis, Belle Marks spent Sun
every ID 4 in Baton Rouge , h.,
be ol.sE :, ", r Jas. Kilbourne is here to
:, .-tber sister, Mrs. b, s. Bates
u LT v Rogers spent the week
n Mrs. l. W. Rogers and little
n are visiting in New Orleans.
Mrs N. C. Levy has returned
t,on New Orleans.
1H Percy transacted busi-
Stahl,s,s in Ascension this week.
Misses Florence and Alice
rdsaO are guests Of the young
ng Asl has at Myrtles.
,uloo !, Mrs. Edward Gordon was ex-
,.oted last night to visit her
brother, Hon. ]. F Irvine.
Mr. J. R. Leake and DR.. John
lrsakef New Orleans arrived
yesterday for visit.
Mrs. ]. T. Irvine, Sr. is now
70 EnnfOrtably located in Canada
Ebr the summer.
4 4. Kilbourne and little
,O1lVeshnghter were here for one night
hs week.
ho Ia Mrs. L. Argue, Misses Jane
~ md Laura Argue and Miss Nc
Crsine Of Woodville left Tuesday
~C. Nor Biloxi,
After short stay in Baton
Douge, Miss Hester Chamber
sAnreturned to Alton.
Miss Katie Thoms is spending
u while in Clinton, the guest of
Re Misses Smith.
Dr. 0. Richardson is spend
ga few days at Ashwood on
business.
Mrs. James Harper Of Harris
m Miss, and children are
spending a few days here.
Miss Georgia White of New
LIE. LAHRsds is spending awhile in town
Ffh friends.
.s.aasa Mrs. Steve Smith and nephew
ynn Campbell we're in town
Saturday.
Mrs. J. ]. Sanchez and children
r,h;..o be spending awhile in Baton
Rouge
tpnr Miss EFie Converse and broth
FHary are spending the week
s4;or h West Feliciana.
'O Little Miss Golda Holmes of
, hoa lGOmb City is visiting relatives
y ~. W McQueen's.
tr Mrs .. D, Brooks had as al
eekend visitor Miss Matte
Mcqueen.
Misses Etheline and Minnie
efkns are spending a few days
With Miss Bea Kilbourne.
,....a.. AeSsrS J, Fl. Percy, B. E.
stndge and V. M. Jackson
TO PI 'usn New Orleans this week.
,AT Mss DOscia Smith of Clinton
'le weekend guest of the
,,,,...a Misses Thoms.
LII i / ''''' !. "'''a Hoss: ";: s.ss:ssS sss;ss
y
teR Gilmore of New Orleans
S Sunday guest at Pecan
lg mate 'l@e' Miss Louise Conrad was
,sidence 'pe'ed ,e but did not come.
,ial in ass Alice Hacker, who has
49,, s,l, "a teaching for Mrs. N P,
"ed'' n4ae, left for her home near
ackets s,ss0urg, :. Friday.
Shit @SS ENeline Converse snon+
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Church Notices.

Service in Grace Church morn
ing and evening.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

The Betsey Ann, every two
weeks, viii extend one of her
down trips to the Dreifus levee
camp below Baton Rouge. This
camp is owned by Natchez inter
ests and direct communication
will be kept in this way. She
makes her first trip down when
she reaches Bayou Sara tonight.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

A picnic will be given on
CLANCY Greek, June 25, by the
Baptist Sunday School of that
neighborhood. The Star Hill
team will play the Jackson boys.
The diamond will be laid in the
live oak pasture near by.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Grace Sunday School Picnic.

The Picnic will take place Sat.
urday, June q, below where the
upper Jackson road crosses
Alexander Creek. Follow white
flags along road side. The pub.
lie is cordially invited to unite
with the Grace Sunday School in
enjoying this picnic. 1t will be
a basket picnic.
Transportation will be furnish
ed for the Grace Sunday School.
All must assemble in front of the
Church, Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, where the wagons will
be waiting. It may be best for
some of the smallest children to
go in other vehicles, therefore if
any one has room in carriage or
buggy for one of these, we shall
be glad to know of it.
BY the Supt, and Rector.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

Miss Oriana Pillet entertained
delightfully."- at cards Thursday
evening in compliment to her
cousins, Misses Susie and Flor
ence Fischer.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Estray Notice.

Magistrates Court, 9th Ward.
Estrayed before Inc, Bennett
[. Barrow, magistrate of the 9Th
ward, June IL, by D. F. Merwin,
one cow and two calves, all pale
red. The cows ears are split,
no marks or brands. Oldest calf
is about a year old, the other, one
month old, appraised by two
sworn appraisers, John Steele
and Allen Pate, as worth $1,000.
B. |. BARROW,
Magistrate.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

There will be drill and target
practice of Co. A. Sunday, 4 p.
IN.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

Sunday is a day Of more than
ordinary religious privileges; a
day that should be kept very
sacred; a day Of worship; one of
gospel privileges, and [ trust
that many will avail themselves
of the opportunity Of attending
services in the Methodist Church
in st. Francisville, Sunday at II
a. m. and 8p. IN.
E. L. CARGILL, P. G.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Service at Lindsay, 4 p. m.

Woman's Auxiliary has it's
regular meeting Thursday at 4
o'clock.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

The Woman's Auxiliary OF
Grace Church will meet Thurs
day next at 4 o'clock. Mem
bers are urged to attend and
receive their appointment to sub
committees for carrying out the
new work, League of the bap-
tized."
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

Senator Cordill says his NOR
ais are about those of the average
citizen. Our public representa-
tives should be above the average
in every respect.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

Miss Annie Gilmore, after a
pleasant stay with her aunt,
Mrs. R. M. Leake, has gone to
the New Orleans Summer School
to complete her course in normal
training.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20
Important Meeting.

West Feliciana Chapter U. D.
c. holds it's regular monthly
meeting, Wednesday next, 4
p. N. Annual election of officers
takes place.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

The first pavilion dance of the
season was given at that charm
ing country resort, Wednesday
evening. Those present were
Misses Hester Chamberlain.
Frierson, Matte Mcqueen, Flor
ence Fisher, Etheline and Minnie
Perkins, Bea Kilbourne, 5 Caro-
Davis, Hazel and Anna Barrow,
Evie Converse, Annie Gilmore,
Augusta Sherard, Mrs. w. G..
and Mrs. r. G. Howell, Messrs.
JAS. Perkins, Cain, Buquoi, Mer-
vim Taylor, Chas. Sessions, Man
skier, R. G. Howell, John Borg,
Christian, Ellason and Elwyn
Barrow, LaWrason, Rufin Bar
row, Hamilton, Parker, Lester,
Drs. Jones and Babin.
The true Democrat., 1908-06-20

\. 'ne weekend guest of the
Misses Thoms.
Dr. H,J. Babin was a passen.
% Baton Rouge Saturday
aght. ''
'si& fillmore of New Orleans
a Sunday guest at Pecan
ol0'e Miss Louise Conrad was
'pe'ted ,e but did not come.
aSs Alice Hacker, who has
YEA .ea teaching for Mrs. N B
p lett for her home nea1
,a'Surg, :. Friday.
Mss ReIine Converse spent
.,,. S@sS ~ III the city as hel
n. ast : Miss Moyar was leaving
tie North. wing
Miss Mabel Leake has cooo1Dd
e.. Guy visit and is now the
ss., VI Mr. and Mrs. W. S
y ,6a' Of Hammond, La.
s'a.a ass Amelia Barrow is spend
IN lew g days in the country a.
H. n. : v. !. H. Richardson's $ with
Is Chas. F. Howell arrived
"qssaay ip night for a visit
lowell came the following
~'le Robinson made a bust
ss ifrp mp to several y, towns on tht
II FtS,,1o E7tiI, on 4 Tuesday, viz: viii
n Batonee BStnel' , Slaughter, Zachary :,
Is to and and. Mrs. Dave Niche
obae. sEe Men5r lor their home il
Pee, Nisso isuo4aay nG week. Their
eonlpnanlsss nlss 7 Theresa Mann, viii
p. pais Them for a summe1
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

AT the last meeting of the directors
of the Red Top Fraction Mining com
pany it was decided to resume work on
the 18th of this month.
The directors feel very much encour-
aged on account of the favorable pros
poets for the future.
The company's property. sidelines the
Booth for 1900 feet, and on account of
the excellent indications in that vicin-
ity recently, especially on the Consol-
idated Red Top lease, the directors feel
that with depth they will be rewarded
for the consistent development they
have carried on.
The company's shaft is sunk to a
depth of $50 feet, and it is the inten-
tion to sink to the 800 level before
prosecuting.
James Il. Power, president of the
company, was at the property yester-
day making preliminary arrangements
for the opening of the property.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

Royal Regent company is to be furth-
cred early the present month by sinking
a main working shaft to depth. At its
collar is to be installed powerful
hoisting plant. For a number of months
the proper development of the ground
has been checkmated by a lack of funds
Now, however, block of treasury
shares is being placed in the middle
west, advices from the company's s fiscal
agent indicating that fundswiil soon be
available. The estate adjoins that Of
the Rector company and carries the con-
tinuation of the rich silver gold lodges
exposed in the Waiter Boys, Mckinley
and Emir Regent lcaseholds. 1t is with
the object of opening up these ledges at
depth that the main working shaft is to
be rushed downward. Two of the best
mineralized and most persistent ledges
obtaining in Royal Regent ground make
in from the lease of the Emir Regent
Mining company. At surface they yield
high grade assays, and average milling
grade ore wherever tested. 1t is not
improbable that the entire deposit will
net the Royal Regent handsome profit
Just as soon as milling facilities are
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

Goldfeld is confronted with unique condition of af
of production there being temporary
lul, amounting almost to cessation of output
Within six weeks three mills, four matter OF
fact will be dnnng the calm of and the stiffness of
midnight pounding of hundreds of stamps and the
clanking of ponderous machinery.
The Combination will continue its twenty stamp duty
The Kinkead will grind with it's adapted mortars and
pestle chorination will pulyerize bake and electro
yeay preciptate and collect The Florence will start
work on another dividend balance and the Consolidated
will devour and digest it's 600 tons day.
Meanwhile there is nothn doin'." paltry $4,000
product for the week. contributed by the Combna
tion Godfeld CT and Nevada Gold6ed mills and Western
Ore Purchasing company samplng works-or rather alb
sorbed by them and returned in coin.
Strange say the purchasing companies are more than
recent the tonnage and values of received and
treated by them They sphinx to degree and seem
to have of combine for suppression OF
the velies could appear in the Goldfeld press
''They say''-a trite but applicable phrase-that 1t is
nobodys business except that of the OF the
producing companies what the mines are outputting.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

Tho Florence Consolidated Mining
md Leasing company is maintaining a
..oa nroduction from the Florence
,...s and promises to increase the out
MT during the coming two or three
..eks The last ear of ore shipped re-
armed values of $S5 per ton, and there
i large quantity of this grade ore to
!. broken down. The raise from the
;.tsrmediate level between the 173 and
a0.foot levels is in high grade. The
,0r,h drift on this level is also showing
ood ore. and the management expects
!, amen up a new shoot of ore that will
move to be equally as good as the one
rom which the large production has
leen made.
Extensive development work is pro-
rpssing on the 3O0-foot level, where 1T
/ expected that the ore will be opened
No at any time. Assays showing good
av values are numerous, though
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

The Broken Hills mine has made re-
mkable progress during the week. The
,geat ore body was encountered so soon
ster work on the property was started
tat facilities were not at hand to take
are of the ore as fast as desired. In
the last few days big ore houses and
Tins have been erected, all of the ma
igial having been hauled from Tonopah
and Coldfeld. The number of teams
las been largely increased, the largest
to be added being at 14-mule team. One
BIZ team went in from Rawhide and
snOther is coming up from Rhyollte.
At present there are SO head of stock
auling this ore. This number Will be
aided to as fast as suitable teams can
be secured. The remarkable high
Values reported last week continue,
While the ore body is opening up larger
With every shot.
The leasers are getting started, the
hoist for the Florence Consolidated
lease having arrived on the ground
Tom G. Murphy has gone over to take
charge of the Helena Broken Hill lease
on block 26. F. A. Lucy expects TO
start work next week.
A large number of Goldfield people
vent out to the mine during the week,
Including Walter H. Whitmore, A. M
Alison, Tom Murphy, J. G. Mccormack
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
Fl ORENCE CONS. LEASE
MAINTAINS GOOD PRODUCTION

body of commercial grade ore has not
yet been encountered.
The Florence Consolidated S lease on
portion of the Broken Hills mine at
Clifford is 20 set pace for all operat-
ing in that section. The gasoline hoist
which was shipped from Goldfield last
week has arrived on the ground and is
being set in place. In the meantime
the sinking of the shaft has been com
menced with a windlass. Lefoe and
Howell have taken a contract to sink
the first hundred feet, which work they
have agreed to accomplish in less than
thirty days. This lease is within less
than $50 feet of the enormous body of
ore from which the Broken Hills Min
ing company is keeping up big pro-
duction of high grade ore, and all who
have examined the property express the
belief that the Florence Consolidated
company's lease is practically certain
to open up a similar body of ore at a
depth of not to exceed $50 feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
MUSHETT LEASE HAS
ORE IN BIG QUANTITY

The Mushett lease on the Miss Jessie
claim of the Laguna Mining Co. has en-
eountered new shoot of ore between
the 430 and $50 foot levels. The new
find is in the north end of the leasing
company's block about fifty feet from
the first strike made on the ground
about April l. From present indica-
tions the shoot is larger and equally as
rich as the ore already mined and from
which a net production of $4,000 was
made.
Development work has been going on
in the north end of the ground for some
time and has been encouraged with
small punches of ore, but the main
body was not encountered until last
night ii. s. Brown, superintendent of
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
JUMBO LEASE

A dyke, carrying sulphide ore Of fair
grade, has been encountered at a depth
of $50 feet in the Jumbo lease ground,
just below the zinn workings. A raise
and drift are being run on the ledge.
w. ii. Dad) Clark, the principal share
holder in the company, will arrive from
Salt Lake City in few days to give
the property his personal supervision.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

m
Tue Annex No. 2 is arranging its
~ and expects to be shipping within
'sw days. The development work on
ioo-foot level is going along at a
ra pace, shoots are being built and
'' necessary work being done, pre-
-ag to stope. Superintendent NC
'ny Is very enthusiastic with the
wing SO far and anticipates heavy
r"ehts. Connections were made TO-
ior additional air from the new
P'essor installed by the Baby Flor
company. BY this arrangement
VIII be enabled to double their
~ when occasion demands.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

This lease has some very good show
~ss IN its workings. Ore of low
saie is exposed on the $40, 400 and
y" Levels. The stuff on the 500 south
'he shaft looks particularly promis-
4s where this company has entered a
@ige vein in it's south crosscut 20 feet
'u'n OF its shaft. They have passed
trough seven feet of vein matter IN
pace, entering it from the foot wall
'ps' Tne quartz is hardening up and
"ae good values are anticipated when
"e hanging wall is reached. The COM
~ay will drift on this vein as well as
1'end It's erosscut to the south
'uadary line of its lease block.
Aitchell & Fairfield are entitled to
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
HAZEL GOLDFIELD is in ORE

The shaft in the Hazel Goldfield, the
deepest shaft in the camp, has at a
depth of III feet cut through five feet
six inches of ore, which assays from
SO. so to $lo4 to the ton. The shaft will
be continued to the foot wall before
any drifting or prosecuting is done.
General Manager Maurice Fink
closed down the workings two days this
week in order to install new fifty
horse power hoist and place 1000 feet
of three-fourths inch cable on the drum.
]. NJ. Beach is the engineer in charge
of the works. The Hazel Goldfield is
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07

hoo'cheoiN NASt"AeS
of the property.
Emir Regent
powerful hosting plant is en- route
here for the Emir Regent Mining com
pany, owner of very promising lease
hold on the estate of the Rawhide Rec
tor Mines company. 1t is to be erected
at the collar of the main working shaft
being sunk at a point about go feet
down the hill from the high grade sill
yer ledge opened up at surface some
weeks ago. The present depth of the
shaft is 55 feet. At the 100-foot level
a crosseut is to be run out east To con
tact with the silver ledge. Where ex-
posed at surface this ledge has an aver
age width of IA feet. From it ore has
been sacked having an average value
of $l56.30 the ton. The continuation of
the vein is readily traced into the Royal
Regent ground adjoining. The erosscut
west from the shaft will be sent out to
contact with dyke that carries nnmer-
GUS stringers of high average gold
worth. They vary in width from 3 to 8
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
The Murray Mill

The Murray Mill
Word was received here Tuesday to
the effect that the machine equipment
for the 1O-stamp mill to be erected here
bv the Rawhide Mining & Reduction
Mill company was en- route to hawhide'
from the plant of the Allis-chaimers
eomnanv at Chicago The mill company Is
. subsidiary corporation of the kaw-
hide Mining Reduction company, own
or of long term lease ON the Con-
soliaated estate, and of the l. X. L., ana
Rattlesnake group of claims. Founda-
t;ous for the mill building and machin-
erv are being constructed near crystal
snr;no ON the fiat below the townsite-
+. ;s expected to have the plant IN
one,ation within 75 days from Novem-
har1 Primarily, the mill is to be utii-
;.aa FOR the reduction of ores from the
Mnrrav lease and from the l. a. L.
astate but in event that the tonnage
.,orefrom is not in sufficient bulk 70
keep the stamps constantly dropping a
limited tonnage of custom ore VIII DC
handled.
Royal Regent
,,.n. of the estate OF the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
ZINN FLORENCE BEING
WORKED SYSTEMATICALLY.

The Zinn Florence lease is working
two shifts, and with machine drills is
rapidly opening up its acreage. On
the 120 foot level raise has just peeh
started, which will cut the Florence
Consolidated ore shoot where 1t enter
Zinn ground. On the 1S5 foot level the
big dyke is being crosscut, and also
crescent to be driven along the Baby
line has just been started. GOOD val
ues are being obtained in the dyke.
The Penn Florence is making con
nection with the Zinn's workings AT
this level. which will insure good mine
ventilation. The lease is looking good
and is being worked in careful anu
systematic manner.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-07
GOOD SHOWING ON THE
MITCHELL AND FAIRFIELD

much credit for the enormous amount
Of work done in the five months they
have been developing this lease com
n,;s;no blocks and II, Combination
No. 3. They have in this time sunk a
shaft $40 feet two compartments eacn
AZ feet in the clear, using by tini-
ters all the way from surface and tigh'
tagging. In addition to this they nave
cut eommodious stations on the Slo, foo
and 5Oo-foot levels and done 625 feet Oh
lateral work besides a short raise Oh 20
feet making in all LIZA feet of devei-
opment work.
This lease has been nnahceo ~
Charles A. Stoneham, wealthy prohei
Of New York City, advancing the 1uhu'
entirely upon his personal account