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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30


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conzusu zz,kolnegp v y tenn -
Imietase.ils przeksou,nra'lI1n lt ~ 'e'i
licsbaurodzin stale sic 1nni4
sza groii obywattl q lam
'tejszym zupeIny za1lik rasys
Odroku 1906 li,caba=prsa1zi1n, u.
zmn1iileiazyIa sie 4n 2 90
proc, ppn1imo. aas= llfl,'aost
napianoWa poduiosl i 1e
20 proc. PrzekonaDo aie, fe
dziecii 5sniiiej bat szesciu tro-.
dino sie dosznkae v tenn mie-
|scie j smiastu poprostu grozi
zaglada, jezeli naplyw PREY
zinnyeh miast usta
ME. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

Ind, --=7 Wclaz
ieszcze p~rzebrzmiewaja echa
senzacyjnei; rpraWy maso-
wych morderstw ma farmie
Gunnesoa,esjj pod Laporte.
Otto ostatnio donosza Z Port
land, Main j 2 Rockford &
Mich, ze a~resszttoWano ! tam
rzekoma G i, Donle-
sieh teges Eodzaln Z r6znyeh
stron j ni1iiejscskraju by1o luz
kilkadzleeiat: kosztowa1ys
juz wiele powiat v kt6rym
zbrodnia zaszla, a zawsze by
~ falszywe j .bezpodstawne.
Uciera sie ,- pI',r,zeek onan'e ze
morderciz,y'n' " ssp''o9ne}a ! re
~czywiscie "; Il ozaTze sWego
domu.. s 4 .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

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Have ~ ;alsytrycaaAesla POI Pon,o u
Isllznb,ienuicy op.l.d11li yoggo g .z..1!,i5:.;a
kr6,1ko ppote!nH,l i 4 =, sk q 4.
statassallil 4. j 81. Il Ain All \ $50 il e
Hia a 4 d, Y zsa i, Il u 4 I|' Kpp pre-
y: la,szl = 5sI, q Y 81: q i 9,ss,I 81
F a llili ]. q, =
wsdain l4--ggosluteg y 4
krielef ~ !. EEllkDiety, Den ~
Colo. znMdoWal On pie przzy
upltarzn wsr6d ~przYimmn1jaeyph
i Konnuniie ~. !. j v ehwii ggdy
kaiadiE mn podawal komunie,
przyj4 ID, |, Gle zaraz wyplull1
dobywslzyyy ~rewolweru strzelil l
dwukrutnie do kap1ana, =.
bijaiiac 60 Ip'rawien M nielsen.
Podcsas procesu ] we Wiezie,
niu Alia 7Wsciaz przeksli il1 y
ksiezy j K &c m6wl, =
dEmu Y III! kkraju wyrzad dill
ciekkieI n k k;l;',1 y j 70 e '.l gem:
sty zabic postan1po'wl kapla.,a
Do czynu. sic przyznawal
nigdv zalu zadnego ME oka'
xaf. w procesie adwobat iege
usiloWal zrobic go ~Waryateml'
go 'mu sic iednakze ME uda'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
TOWARY NASUKNIE.


TOWARY NA5SUKNIE.
CO., ] tnuor i. s,Ln;a ) u;ak-
&C.. 1.c,.aso; "a 81 .lvayo-
~ Man,, zanaa J s,,;if;n,,sv nan,r;ed5
~ Ala.''y $3.50 aasaa - 80 =
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a - - - "a - = 4 - #5 -
60 :.ee ! Sc -; .n..aA;a 80 80
20. 3. - - aa asgs.peal z. 81 !. 3.
go masg4 3 W go; $3.50 saasa.,;p o .agsra -.
o:ss.l =. E1,s :. 49, 80 '0' "a.
80. .@< ; &c :. - - a.asal;. ton,a,.,,
u4RS G.anena++as a5.aan;a go.
49,; :. A. a. 5nna sao
q -
Oil'No01z..i - " - -.
500 yard6W Silesia j Percalines
czarnym, siwym, z0ltym, czerWonym j
r6zowym kolorze, 36 cali szerokie, war
tosei az do tajacei,7 pc Genie Be "a yard.
TOWARY PRALNE
Wszystkie towary pralne znajdnjace
sic " zapas,.e, iak DIVINITY, organdy.i
swissy, sprzedawane az do 35c "a yard,
" tym iednym locie DO 16c.
SILKELINY.
tn Jest ola was sposobnoA do "a
kurienia stroiu ma jesieh6 izime q ma
Ia Gene. Przedstawiamy jedenaseies pre-
pysznyehsgatunk6w, 8 ca~Isszerokiich,
|fNartp6ci 12s.e "A yard 20 -t.s.. .- Sc
KORONKOWE FRANK. .s ].
WyIozylismy ma sprzedai v tym ~
godniu, jedenascie nsjpiekniejszych sty-
low koronkowych firanek, kt6re zoba-
czycie umieszczone w naszym, oknie wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
NORTH ROSE,

- AIO1i1, ~
Straszna smiercia zginal '
ogniu na swej farmie odda.
lony 2 mile stad farmer
Edmund Smith 20 swa iona,
Maizonkowie q liczyi pc sc
lat zycia. Zweglone ich zw1o-
ki znaleziono ma drngi dzied
v zgliszczach spalonego do!
,,ll', Y. Cry zbrodnicza rex,
ogieh padlozYlla, ely tez pow
stat zinnych przyczyn dot6d
niewiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, " pc
blizu miasta wpadl pociag
osobowy kolsiIron Noun
tain and Southern RR. M pc
Gag cieza irr,i'l przycsem ma
miejscu zabici zostali maszy-
pista i paiaoz osobowego po-
ciagu, a sie ,llo' pasazerow
odnioslo powazne rany. Me
szczes, lie swydarsylo sic
z przyczyny sfalszywie zrozu~
mianychsygna16W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
Ksiegi N aIDdllul / y d'e j
rs nls ~ d O Disk e ..

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$50
n.l E,..,:-
800 3
n,;;,.sa..v
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4
!, M 1''l' S go. I'D: sps
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Sc soy, $50 ]
z1A'.,a9
eny uo
tam zle,i', : :.
nzlell1y n''e11
ceoun. "a.
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Y Bog obrazonD p1aeu'lzy'1
S1se&R E---s.E. - n4rn Nhg@x a 49, II
plelgrzymKe na1a'ou - up
|pokl Wszyscy q Keorzy 'es-
knlil, me wypnaIn = pps1
cry; 90 aaden nlep nle
E1 mlai ulrzec zlem eR1e'ea
Wlec1e, 2 ~ uruuhs3
mccoy 1uoem :
rzy me ufai pr014'kon'
] moWlll: 2 axe a1'DeaA'eh'
zlemle przodkoW' kleoy hl'a-
my przec1W soD'e Reo1e nio
enc, lucy jako'aaplo'
rnhWY s s%sa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

RESZTKl.

ResztH roznaitego gatuilkns, gtyjlu=Sii
kolor6w towaar6w na.snknie jedwabin,,s
towar6W pralnyc hh,,haft6w, koronk6R it'd +.
4.szss s DRAPERYE. ssAs8
Hose nasEych drsperyi Jest Wielkza,
lecz gatunek j styl jest dobry. Ktokol-
wiiekk. zyezy' sobie cokolwiek v lynn ga
tunku 6 lie mo zno6ei,s jjak n~ajpredzsj 2
powodu, ably zrobif doggodny wybor.
Artystyczne DENNY, ggfadkies i fanta-
styczne, Sc cali szerokie, Zoe do 25c war
tosci q. - 15c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

BOSTON, MASS, Umars Il
slynny ksiadz kotoljrki.
Hugh Smyth, iczac lat SO.
q iego czyn ma prace v bn.
dowie kosciol6w v tutejszej
ar'chEii,dyeeezyi, papiez Leon
XIII nazwal go ,,anerykah-
skim b~udowniczym2 ke6cio.
low.
JERSEY CITY N. Y. Smn
tnemn Wypadkowi ulegl
James McNulty, kondukto1
stra1nwaju Plank Road. ~
roguulic Grand j Vesteryelt:
'podc,.zaas, gdy Mnl1[c.Nl ! koIek;
towaf Cd pasazer6w piecioE.;
en ltI,l1 Z, jade, Ip o1'. 9
Ijac ne miedzy aps = Ei'lf mi
sltajae.y q - = boc's.pssij d I'l.l'l'4''
nl,aa.dlliilsr,hlllal!lE : Gle cieps t. xa 81 firllnJy
Swift III g Cot ciaggns ND n IL
sseseaiFego#laa b,ruk. U }l.lll'l
p b, II lkn1ieaa,zczae6 j q ~ re,
HEllaasnuuse,zals q ], w ku 'Iltasls. c ere
sz = = ambulAa inns ns
szpit II przya,yl m IA ln 81 d
zyaoki zabranD do k s1,1El'ill
Motor a Nice &c Cl i !
Mokniee aresztowdanlto. 40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. w
Dallas zamordowano we VIA
.snem mieszkaniu pania Ada
Reicherela'. Dw6ch jjesj siyn6w'
powr6ciwszy ze szkoly de-
domu, zasta1o drzwi mieszka-
MIA zamkniete. Dzieci mnie-
maly, 70 matka chwilowo
gdzie Wyjechala, przetao
przepedzili noe u sasia-
dow. Ma drugi dzieh rano wy
lamano drzwi i zastano le-
zacego ma ziemi trupa kobe
:ty. R6wnoczesnie zniknela
sze6cioletnia c6reczka zamor-
|dowanej. - PrawdopodobnIe
zostala wykradzona. Pollctyya
poszukuje "a pewnym mez-
czyzna, kt6ry mial dokonats
morderstwa. Mezczyzna ten
podobno Wyiechal v strone
-e#rs%ysT .EeHg .-.-~aSf w.r- E-+'h# : = F.
|St. Louis. I. !:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

CANYON CITY, Colo,
W srode o godzinie $50 VIE
czorem W tutejszem Wiezie.
niu stracono ma sznbieni-
|cy J6zefa Ale, morderce
ksiedza Leona Heinrichsa.
|Tegoz dnia Q czwartej popo-
|ludniu doniesiono Ali "a
posrednictwem tl6macza, ze
must umrzet jeszeze, MIN :!
skoiczy sic. doba; skazany
pozostol spokoiny j oswiad-
czyi, ze got6w jest ma 6m 1'E1'
.a6stej godzinie ,gdy mn
|podano Wieczerze, podzte1lIha
on a ma pee czRscI: dlA SIC
bic, oraz ola Tony ! 3 1
dgieci, pot'z,o =, e, We W. VIC VIC,
szech, pocztsm d'opier'o md
nzastka Ola gie=przesznrtalsc'z'oen !
Ispokls,olniiea zac q q 81 s Is. y
do cbwii wejjscia a . szafot.
Pod npu
seila go zi1n a ! g =Ip1 e
8 pozWols1,ie prz.e 5'11a'1' !
kilku show, w.y lzt sI 3. sie-'
bic caly iadnnienaKis ''1lil Pre-:
klehstWk, pod adresem K , I
akatolickie q, II 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

OKLAHOMA City, Okla =
DIVA tysiace Indyan szczeIp ~
Snake, pod dow6dztwem "a
wrogo bialych, zWa-
nego Cray snake,4 staneao
pod bronia ma rezerwacyi
Henrietta i gotoWi kazdej
chRili wtargna6 na teryto.-
ryum bialych, bytam spoWo:-
rzez.
~Zaalarmowany gnbernator
stanu, Bethany, wysls1 ma
tychmiast " zagrozone miej--,
see dwie kompanie milicyi
uzbrojonej jak do regularnej
woiw. specyalne pociagi
staja " pogotowiu j kazdei
chwili NIGGA p~rzewiekc vie
cej wojska, gdy sie7okaze po-
Indyanom handlarze anne
sami, przemycili
try wagony karabin6w j a
municyi.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11
CONTEST NOTICE

Department of the Interior, United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 22, 1908.
 A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by EnOch II. Williams, contestant, against Hd. En- try, No. 471S, made Sept. 30. 1903, for SW. 4 Section 8, Township IS, Range 3W, G.&SR- Meridian, by Byron c. MesKimons. Contestee. in which it is alleged that claimant has wholly said land, he has been absent from said land for at least two years and the family has not resided on or cultivated any of said land, said parties are hereby nOti fled to appear, respond, and offer evil dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock am. on Nov. 27. 1908. before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Phoenix, Ariz The said contestant having, in a proper affidavit. filed Oct. 22, 1908. set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this no- tice can not be made, it is hereby ord cred and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 FEN s. HILDRETH,
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11
Best Medicine Says a 50ubting Thomas,

"I Am Convinced That Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is the Best Medicine I Have Ever Taken. l Say This with Due Dee liberation After the Use of Two Bottles. -
 Chas. E. 0etCheIl,
 Webbs Mills,
 Maine. Mir. Getcheli, Like Thousands of Others Who Have Been Greatly Benefited by the Use of Duify's Pure Malt Whiskey, Cannot Say Too Much in Praise of This, the Worlds Greatest Medicine. On November
 IS, 1907, Mir. Getchell
 Wrote as Follows:
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11
TEA If the tea is good you ask for a second cup; if not, you ask for the money.
TEA

Your grocer returns your money If you donr uts Schilling's Best: vs pay him.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11
CONTEST
 EXCITING STRUGGLE
Yuma Wins First Prize With Douglas
 Second.

The firemen were in evidence at | the fair grounds yesterday morning and gave an exhibition of speed that was an interesting feature of the days program.
 The first exhibition and competi- tive stunt was the dry test" This is a test of speed and efficiency in running a line of hose, making the l connection to the water and getting 1 in proper action to fight the fire, and is an important drill for the firemen, as the preliminary movements are the most important. The rules for this contest are as follows: Each team shall consist of not more than tewlve members including the officer in charge. All of which sal start from score with wheels of apparatus resting on the score, eX- cept pipemen, coupling breaker and hydrant man, who may start with the leader if the team so desire.
 The reel shall carry at least 200 feet of those not to weigh less than three quarters of a pound per foot, when dry, and to be reeled on cart in one continuous line, and all of the couplings made tight-that is, with three full threads. The coup lings intended for pipe or nozzle may be broken by hand or with spanner, but in no other way.
 At the proper starting signal the team shall run 400 feet to hydrant, make connection, reel off 150 feet of hose. break coupling and attach pipe; time to be called when nozZlemen
 
 hands in the air.
 The nozzle when dropped must be at least 100 feet past the plug Plugman may attach at hydrant as- sisted by one man if the company, so elect, but the pipe must be carried from the starting point on cart or by pipeman. The cap shall be on hy- drant, three full turns, before the test begins.
 The officer in charge of the team may assist in any part of the test but must start with the team. A mark across the track, or a promi- nent stake shall be placed 50 feet from hydrant and when the stake or mark is reached and not before, the plugman and his assistant may commence to unroll for the plug con- nection.
 Either tournament or service pipe may be used in this test. but must be full thread screw pipe without guard in end and shall not weigh less than five pounds All connee- tions, including hydrant and nozzle, must be screwed up three times when examined by the judges.
 snka for Yuma. The boys did excellent work and were timed at 29 minutes flat. The Douglas team came second with a record of 31 1-5 minutes and the other contesting teams follow in the order given below:
 Tempe. 32 1-4
 Phoenix, SS
 Tucson, 34 1-5.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

presented that dainty. versatile come dian soubretist, "Chic Perkins, who pOrtrays the part of Kitty Colwell. "The Little Prospector," and does it to perfection, was well received and the comedy drama seemed to catch the public. The play is strong both in comedy and pathos and Miss Per kins demonstrates in the character of Kitty Colwell her ability to act the part of a cOmedienne and also the emotional. The scene in the first act where she defends her drunken par ent, is strong and well staged. Many tears were noticeable in the eyes of the audience as the scene progressed and her drunken father, made into a besotted beast by use of strong drink was upheld and protected by his daughter.
 This scene and the story it DOT trays are of value to the rising generation, similar to churches or Sunday schools. and although the real events are unhappily taken from the dark side of life. at the same time there is a lesson in the story which should be impressed upon the minds of the young.
 Mrs. Hattie Perkins as Bridget O. Dord was a source of great amuse- ment and her lines contained many bright Irish witticisms which kept the audience in an uproar. Her particu- lar hit was in the speech to the vil- lain in which in a parry of com remarks she said: You. so. I can say is a gentleman. and in doin' so I make myself a liar"
 The entire cast was exceptionally good and the lucky ones who braved the after automobile race last night
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

abiy by some wag who wished 10 per petrate a joke. Col. Fenner will ask L. J. Albers. who acted as pilot from Buckeye to sign an affidavit to usat ef- feet.
 All four of the racing cars were seen doing stunts on Washington street last night. several of them being driven backward at the estimated speed of 25 miles an hour to the amusement of the spectators who came out in crowds to witness the event A local officer stopped one of the cars but did not ar rest the occupants as the trend of pub lie sentiment appeared to excuse the technical violation of the speed ordi- nance.
 All of the racers will be seen Tn the races at the fair today, and in addi- tion Shettler will have the Rec Bird entered. The five cars will be in the ten mile free for all. After the heart breaking trip from Los Angeles none of the owners of the cars cared to compete in the races till G. P Bullard showed them that the people of Phoe- nix were anxious for a good look at the wonderful cars and would appreciate the chance to get it. When seen at the Hotel Adams last night Col. Fenner said:
 q haven't the slightest idea that I will win this race, but if the people want to see what the Black Bess can do with her war paint on l am per fectly willing to gratify them. The Black Bess will race just as she was when she finished in the Los Angeles Phoenix race. She win have her extra tires, the picks and shovels and all that goes with desert racing. I don't ex- pect to have a chance with the Rec Bird which was shipped here espe- cially for these races and shall consider it TO disgrace to the Black Bess to lose.
 Billy Ferguson will drive the Black Bess in the races and I will ride with him."
 A banquet will be given tonight at the Hotel Adams to the owners of the cars in both the Los Angeles Phoenix and Tucson Phoenix races and the track events at the fair. Among those, who will be present are the three fair commissioners, J. c. Adams, H. c. Lockett of Flagstaff, and B. A. Pac-' kard of Bisbee and Secretary Kirk of the commission.
 Dr. H. H. Stone will act as toast master.
 Gov. Kibbey will respond to the toast Our Territory" Dwight B. Heard to Good Roads, and Judge Edward Kent to "The Judiciary and the Automobile" The cups in the track events will be presented by J. C. Adams in behalf of the fair commission and President Bull lard will present The Republican cup in the Los Angeles Phoenix race.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

The contests today will be particul- arly interesting and will consist of the hub and hub race, cash prize $125 and trophy cup valued at s100, second prize, cash $10O, third prize; cash $50 and the foot race which will be open to all of the members of the teams with prizes as follows, first prize. cash s75, second prize, cash. $50, third prize. cash S25.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

After due deliberation, having used two bottles of Duffy's Malt Whiskey, 1 am convinced that 1t is the best medicine that l have ever taken. At first 1 was doubtful, but 1 doubt no more, for 1 can truly say to you and to the world that its use has improved my health so much 1 feel like new man. For the past five years have been able to work but little, with pains in my kidneys and bladder. 1 suffered continually, and until began to take your Malt Whiskey l got no relief, but since then l have been growing better every day. You cannot imagine how happy 1 am to be able once more to walk three or four miles without any of the old trouble, and 1 sincerely thank you for calling my attention to your valuable medicine, and be assured 1 shall always keep 1t in the house. If any one wishes to write me concerning it shall be glad to answer.
 Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an absolutely pure dis,illation of matted grain, great care being used to have every kernel thoroughly matted, thus destroying the germ and producing a predigested liquid food in the form of a malt essence, which is the most effective tonic stimulant and invigo- rator known to science; softened by warmth and moisture, its palatability and freedom from injurious sub stances render 1t so that 1t can be re- tained by the most sensitive stomach.
 If weak and run down, take tea spoonful four times a day in half a glass of milk or water.
 Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskcy is sold throughout the world by druggists, grocers and dealers, or shipped direct tor S1 % large bottle.
 If in need of advice, write Consult ing Physician, Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Rochester, New York, stating your case fully. Our doctors will send you advice free, together with handsome illustrated medical booklet containing some of the many thousands of gratifying letters re- ceived from men and women in all walks Of life, both cid and young, who have been cured and benefited by the use of the worlds greates: medicine.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

100 boxes No. apples. 75c per box. at McKee's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

WANTED-Every lady to see the new Kitchen speciality. being demon strated at McKee's Booth
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11
ARRIVED FROM EL PAso-J V

Reeves, the general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company at Fl PasO, Texas. arrived in Phoenix yesterday to visit his friends and, of course. see the sights at the fair. He is registered at the Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11
THF LITTLE PROsPECTOR
 MET ALL REQUIREMENTS
As Played by the Original Company at Elks Theater Last Night.

The rendition of The Little Pros pector" at the Elks theater Iastnight. which was as advertised, the original company under the management of Frank G. King, and in which was
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

WANTED-Every lady to see the new Kitchen speciality, being demon strated at McKee's Booth.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

Kodak work cheap at tonnelrs.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-11

and attended the theater were well repaid.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-11-19
SHERIFFiS SALE.

Frank A. Cox and Joseph Rogers, plaintiffs,
against The Maxwell Mining Company, Ltd A
Corporation, Defendant.
By virtue OF an Execution issued out OF the
District Court, OF the Second Judicial District
of the County of Idaho, and State of Idaho,
wherein Frank A. Cox and Joseph Rogers are
Plaintiffs, and the Maxwell Mining Company,
I'd. corporation Defendant, upon judgment
and decree of foreclosure rendered the 18th day
thousand, thirty one and 42-l00 dollars United
States law full money besides costs and interest,
have this day levied upon all the right, title,
claim and interest of said defendant the Max
well Mining Company Ltd. of, in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit
The Maxwell group of mining claims, situated
in the Marshall Lake Mining Dist rict, Idaho
County, state of Idaho, known and named as
the Maxwell, Maxwell No. l, Maxwell No 2,
Maxwell No. 3, Maxwell No. 4, Maxwell No. s.,
Maxwell No. 6, Maxwell No. y the same CON-
posing and constituting the Maxwell Mine and
group of mining claims, and located on the
East Fork of Maxwall Creek in said Mining
District.
Public notice is hereby given that will on
Saturday the 5th day of December A. D. 1908, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, in front of the
Court House door of the County OF Idaho, sell
ut public auction, for United States lawful
III oney, all the right, title, claim and interest of
said defendant the Maxwell Mining Company
Ltd of, in and to the above described property,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise
sufficient to satisfy said judgment, with interes:
and costs, etc. to the highest aud best bi oder.
Dated Nov. 18th A. d. 1905.
w. q. Brown
Sheriff OF Idaho County.
By Frank VanDeventer, Deputy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-11-19
MAKING Of CAMP
Rich Strike on the Buster
Means Making of Elk Camp
R|CHERAND B|GGERTH THAN EVER
On 4OO-FoOt Level Fl Feet of
$500 to Ton Ore

From the Elk City paper we clip
the following most important piece
of news. We believe there can be
but little doubt that with this
latest strike Elk City will make
the coming camp of the west:
Gin the past week two strikes
have been made in the Buster
mine, one of which is the largest
body and the richest ore ever found
in the mine. One Strike was made
on level No. 2; the other in level
No. 4, in which considerable drift
ing and prosecuting has been done
of late TO find the ore that was
cut by fault between level No. 3
and level No. A. The ore was en-
countered by the day shift Satur-
day. The night shifts explored
the face and found the body of ore
to be 81 feet wide. The report
from the assayer is not made pub
lie, but the appearance of the ore
shows it is high grade. 1t is said
it will assay 5000 ton. 1t is
bigger and richer than any body
of ore yet found in the Buster mine,
or anywhere in central Idaho.
Supt. j. f. Thorn and his assis-
tant, Mr.. Austin, are at Newsome
this week looking up other proper
ties for the Bradley & Mackenzie
people. and this paper could not
get an interview with men who
are close to the company. How
ever, from what Mr.. Bradley has
said in the past, the new develop
ment in the Buster mine means
that the well known mining pen
who own it will Immediately launch
ont upon a broad plan of mining
operation in this district. Mr..
Bradley said year ago that the
present mill is solely to prospect
the mine, and it would be the plan
OF the company to treat all the ore
that is taken out while the mine