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Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

With the assurance of an early re- sumption of operations at the Hum boldt smelter and the announcement made by P. P Hastings, general freight agent of the $. F. P. 6 P and leased lines, that the thirty per cent reduction in ore tariffs from Rll points along the local lines to the Fl PasO smelters, announced April 19, would go into effect June ]. the outlook for a great revival of the mining industry of not only this county, but all northern Arizona was never as bright as now, says the Journal Miner.
 Many concerns forced to suspend operations when the Humboldt smel- ter closed, are getting ready to re- sume operations, while companies forced to shut down development operations when the financial crash came on the eastern money markets last fall, are starting again, in a small way, showing a renewal of confidence among investors.
 Under the new tariff, ore and con centrate shipments from Prescott to Fl Paso, in carload lots, will be s a ton for $35 ore, s a ton for $50 ore, S55O a ton for $75 ore, S6 for s100 ore, $7 for S200 ore, and for $500 ore.
 Carload rates, effective Jurh l, from other points on the s. F. P. and F. and leased lines, to the Fl Paso smelters, are:
 From Crown King, Poland, Yaeger. and intermediate points, s5 a ton for S35 ore, S5.5O a ton on $50 ore, $6 on $7j ore, $7 on S100 ore, $S on $200 ore and $9 on $500 ore.
 From Kirkland, Alto and points be- tween. $5 on $35 ore, $5.50 on $50 ore s6 on S75 ore, s7 on $1OO ore, SS on S2OO ore. and $9 on $500 ore
 From Wickenburg. Grand View and points between, S5.50 on S35 ore, $6 on $50 ore, S6.5O on S75 ore, S75O on S1OO ore, $S50 on s2OO ore, and s10 on $3OO ore.
 From Phoenix. Drills and points between, SC on S35 ore, S6.50 on $50 ore. S7 on $75 ore, Ss on S10O ore, $s on s2OO ore and $1O.5O on $500 ore.
 From Divide, Parker and interme- diate points on the Arizona and Cali fornia railroad, $6 on $S5 ore, $6.5O on $50 ore, s7 on S75 ore, $S on $100 ore, $9 on S2O0 ore, and $10.50 on $500 ore.
 Tariff rates to Prescott on ores and concentrates for reshipment to the Fl Paso smelters are:
 From Alton, $1 on S35 and $50' ores, and SL.25 on all ores from $75 to S30O
 From Prieta, $1 on s35 an $50 ores, and $135 on all ores from s75 to $500.
 From Iron Springs S1 on $35 and $50 ores and S1.50 on all ores from $75 to $500.
 From Crown King. Poland, Yaeger, Twelve Mile and Kirkland. inclusive. S1 on S35 and $50 ores, $1.50 on $75 ore, $2 on all ores from $100 to $30O
 From Grand View, Wickenburg and intermediate points. $1.50 on $35 and $50 ores, g. on $75 ore, $2.50 on $100 and $2OO ores, and s on $3cO ore.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
JEROME DISTRICT.
Mining In the Black Hills Seems to
 Be Lively

Much interest is being manifested in the developments at the Sycamore plant. where a diamond drill is in operation. The cores coming up are very rich in gold and carry good values in copper and silver. Samples have assayed as high as s55O to the ton. and other specimens will give lar,er returns. The company will sink a deep working shaft as soon as arrangements can be made to experienced mining men familiar with the company's holdings that this property will develop into one of the largest mines in the district.
 At the Verde Grande work on the pump station has not quite been completed. When this is accomplish ed a pump of sufficient capacity to handle any flow of water that may 5e encountered will be installed and the shaft, now nearly 700 feet deep will be pushed down to the 1,OOO foot level In sinking the shaft many promising formations, indicating the nresence of ore bodies, were passed through, but no time was spent III exploration as the company had decided from the first to sink to depth of 1000 feet before commence ing drifting. This is one of the best managed properties in the district and will undoubtedly prove a profit able investment.
 The Haynes company has three shifts at work in it's shaft which Is 200 feet deep. This property was thoroughly prospected with diamond drills before sinking was commenced and. as the management has installed thel argest steam plant of any pros pect in the district, its value is un- questioned.
 At the Cleopatra new three-ioot vein of ore has been struck Tn the drift from the 1888 shaft, They have a force of seven men at work widening drifts, timbering, etc About 150. tons of ore is now on the dump. and in less than a week ex- traction of ore will be commenced Tn earnest. Eight or nine feet day is being made in the drift and about 700 feet are yet to be driven to con meet with the Dillon tunnel.
 Reports from the MaZatZal Copper company show twenty feet additional
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
HOME COPPER co.
Contracts Recently Let For Extensive
 Development.

The Home Copper has just let seven more contracts, says the Mo renci Leader. One is to A. C. Leech, to drive the Lillian tunnel fifteen hundred feet through the Buzzard Shadow mountain and gain depth of over 400 feet which is being driv- en through ore the entire distance. This tunnel is in now over seven hundred feet, where they have en- countered some exceedingly rich ore shoots where they are sinking and cross cutting with excellent results and all the contractors are pushing the work. night and day.
 The famous Buzzard Shadow mine, which is known by its rich gold ore, will be cross cut this month at the 200 foot level from which they have shipped considerable high grade gold ore.
 The company is new installing another gasoline engine to run a large blower to furnish air to the miners.
 An assay taken at the 230 foot lev el of the Argentine shaft ran SAG in gold and S6S, making S114 to the ton. They have been unable to find any wall on this ore shoot and will cross cut and drift at the hundred foot level
 The company is figuring on putting in another gasoline hOisting engine for the Lillian Tunnel. As it has many rich ore shoots to sink on in this tunnel. the company intends to sink 800 feet from the 200 foot level.
 It has let a contract to sink 300 feet on the May mine which is known as the old Glorietta mine, which was worked in the early days for gold values, but is now showing up three values. Had there been a mill in that country, years ago, this mine would be booming today, as there are thousand of tons of rich milling gold in the Morenci gold belt, and the New York Arizona Gold x Copper Co. lies in the heart of the well known mineral belt which is f miles wide and s miles long.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
BIG MINING DEAL.

of Wendendale, have given a $100,00O bond, to deliver to Harold Baxter of the same place, four deeds, each conveying a one-fourth interest in the Black Rock, Martie Vickers, R. T. Story and Gold Hill mining claims situated in the Cunningham Pass district says the Yuma Sun. The purchase price of the claims is $25,OO0, to be paid in four equal in stallments or $6.25O; July 1 and No vember l, 1908, and July 1 and March l. 1909, when the several deeds are to be executed.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

carry nearly half a million gallons of water daily
 Gaddis x Perry Company. W. E. Frost and Harry Mehaffy are getting things in shape for commencement of work on the Last Chance and First Chance mines, near Wallapai Springs. A drift is to be run to strike the vein at a depth of about two hun dred feet and which will unwater the property. This drift is now with in a short distance of the vein. The property is one of the best in that section of the Wallapai mountains, showing a big, clean body of lead ore in the shaft, the average of which is more than $40 in all the metals.
 R. P. Wheeler came up from the McCracken mine Thursday last and visited with friends in town. He reports that work on the big pipe line from Cienega ranch to the mine is well under way. At Cienega a big stream of water was struck at a depth of six feet in the drift that is being run to cut the water channel. The drift will cut the big dyke through which the water flows at depth of thirty seven feet and will be carried to the head of the big pipe in sluice boxes. The first five miles of pipe will be ten inches, which will be gradually reduced to six inches at the mines. The elevation of the head will be enough to carry water over McCracken hill. At the mine a big force of men are at work and one of the most wonderful bonanzas in the territory is being opened up, Mining men who have seen the property pre- dict that it will rival the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine within a few years. The McCracken is richer in silver values than the two great Idaho properties, but may not carry as high values in laed.
 T. J. Purdy, general manager of the Yucca Cyanide Mining X Milling company was in Kingman last Mon day. He reports that the ten stamp mill at the mine is running night and day on ore running about thirty dol lars to the ton. The whole drift on the 600 level is in ore and a cross cut shows the width of the ore body at that point to be eight feet. Eigh- teen inches of this ore will run over SIOO to the ton A raise is to be carried 10 the SuTIdCe anu Hldlil working shaft is to be completed as soon as possible. The mine is show ing up such phenomenal ore through out that the directors believe in thor ough shape for deep work. All low grade ore is to be milled and con- centrated, the tails to be stacked and cyanided in the near future. A big auto truck is being built for use be- tween the mines and Yucca, which will be used for all haulage if found to fill the bill. In the lower workings of the mine it is thought that the main ore shoot on the property has been reached and that from now on the mill can be kept steadily at work The meeting of stockholders was held at the mine last week and besides the other directors c. C.. Peacock and Capt. Hall were elected to the directorate. Mir. Peacock is now one of the vice presidents of the company. A large number of the shareholders in the company attend ed the meeting at the mines in per son and were surprised with the big showing of ore in the property.-Min- CT, (Kingman, Ariz.)
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
STRIKE ON SANTA ROSA.

Gabe Lopez brought in 400 pounds of rich gold ore last week from the Santa Rosa mine, the property of Messrs. Helm and Copson, of Wick enburg The ore has been shipped to San Francisco. Lopez reports the cutting of a five-foot vein of quartz in the sinking of the shaft which is said to be a blind vein. The shaft is sinking on a four-foot vein of gold quartz and the coming in of another and larger one makes the Santa Rosa look like a sure winner.-Wickenbu Miner
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
LARGE MINING DEAL.

One of the largest mining deals that has taken place for some time is the one recently consummated near Parker. wherein S. F. Mark well and son, C. A. Markwell, re- puted milionaires. become half own CTS in the Hottentot group of 2S claims. $75.00 cash, with a consid- erable sum for future development IS the reported condition upon which the deal was made.
 The property belonged to E. S Osborne and others, and has been operated by. them for some years. Much of the ore is high grade, run ming as high as 8 per cent copper and $40 in gold per ton.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
PAYS DEBT 75 YEARS OLD.

A man 75 years old may not have had occasion to pay a debt, and yet if he finds he is losing his grip he owes it to himself to take Sexine Pills, when he knows they are the one thing that will tone him up and prolOng his life. Price s1 a box; six boxes S5, with full guarantee for any form of nerve weakness in men or women. Address or call on ElVey & Hulett, where they sell all the prin cipal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
INTERIOR STRIKES FINE ORE

The Wickenburg Miner is informed that the Interior has again struck the rich shoot of ore which was reported to have been lost some time ago. This ore was struck in the winZe no feet from the 300-foot level, from whence a cross-cu it is claimed was made which has developed over 40 feet of high grade ore, without yet encountering the hanging wall.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

known operators of Idaho, the for mer being the largest owner in the Hercules mine, located in the Couer D'Alene distfict. His home is at Wallace. MT. Markwell, ST., is well pleased with his investment, and says that he will quite probably make other investments later on Extensive development is proposed for early all.-Wickenburg Miner
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
HUMOR5 IN THE BLOOD

When the blood pure and healthy the skin will be soft and free from all ruponS disease but circulation becomes infected With any unhealthy humor the effect shown by erupons ppeS boS or some more definitely marked skin disorder Eczema, Acne, Ietter Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, etc.
 um0rS get into the blood usually because inactive or slug gSh condition of those members whose duty carry or inc waste matter and refuse of the This unhealthy matter IS left to and ement and be absorbed the circulation becomes filled with acrd irritating humor
 The blood then instead performing duty nouSne the skin, regulating its temperature and preserving its uniform
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

test be only palliative and soothing.
 S. S skin diseases of character and kind because pures and celSeS the blood It goes down the circulation and the humo that causing the trouble builds up weak 2cd blood and completely Eczema Acne letter Salt Rheu ppe bo and all other skin diseases affections
 entirely and herbs safe vegetable remedy
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
Nice Reading.

I'm glad, although I'm but a man, to know that one can take Some bits of cloth and from a can a
 handsome hassock made. The lOvelorn talks delight my mind;
 they're full of maxims sage. like the other stuff we find upon
 the wOman's page. It interests me much to learn that
 with a little care A disused barrel one may turn into
 mission chair. I like the hints to hem and bind, the
 way to bargains gauge, And all the other stuff we find upon
 the woman's page.
 You can't always judge G mans worth by the size of his bank balance.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

softneSS, pliability and healthful- ness, irritates and diseases the delicate tissues and RberS around the pores and glands and produces some of the various forms of skin eruption or disease.
 The cause of all skin affections can be traced to some kind of hu- nor in the blood. Healthy cuticleS are only possible where the circu- lIGon is pure; and therefore the cure Of any skin disease can only come from q thorough cleansing of this vital fluid. SalveS, washes, l0lO9S, etc, cannot cure. True such treatment relieves some of he itching and discomfort, helps to reduce inflammation, and aids in keeping the affected parts clean, but il does not reach the blood, where iie real cause is located, and at
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

For six years was severely troubled with Eczema, located principally on the shin bones, caused by a humor in the blood. The trouble would ep- pear in the form of small yellow blisters, characterized by itch ing, etc. tried sarsaparillas, so-called blood purifiers, salves, ointmsnts, lotions and treatment under a local physi- elan, but nothing did me any good. Becoming discouragedI left of all this treatment, and seeing S. S. s. advertised one day I decided to try it, and after taking it a short while the humcr was driven from my blood and was completely and perm Q n ntly cured. Some seven months have elapsed since was cured and have had no indication of a return of the disease. G. c. RICK.
 4o4 Freedom St., Alliance, O.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

Many a wise-looking man is unable to deliver the goods.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

W en s. s. s. "a S driven the humorS from the blood, and cooled and purified the acid-heated circulation, every symptom passes away, the skin is again nouriShed with rich, healthful blood, and com fort is given to diSRqSe-tOrtIIred skins
Arizona republican., 1908-05-24

S. S. Poison Oak Poison Ivy, Kettle Rash and all other oubeS due uoraden blood Book Skin Diseases and any medical ali s. S. for sale all drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LoCAL APPLICATIONS,
they cannot reach the' seat Of tn
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con
stltutlonal disease, and In order
cure II you must take Internal rem
edles. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly ON the
blood and mucous surfaces. Hairs
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medl.
cine. 1t was prescribed by one II
The best physicians In this country
for. years and is a regular precrip.
tion. II is composed of the best ton
les known combined with the best
combination of the two ingredients
pppppppp cmfwy tai gk mfw hgk b.
Is what produces such wonderful re
suits in curing Caterrh. Send for
testimnials free.
blood purifiers. acting difect.y on
the mucous surfaces, The perfec.
f.. J, Cheney & Co, Props, Toledo, o
Sold by druggists, price 75c
Take Hans Family pills for con
stIpation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25

II a al Z "a frN r 4 ~ ~ = stH.t.
gcome; no bluffingl ! made you and
your pal, whoever he was, drop the
swag. got 1t and ffed a shot after
you to scare you, at which you took to
your heels"
J. .Hamlin continued to cape, but the
others told him to own up like. man
and pay the wine. He made nnother
offer at a denial. but being met with
the cry of "shamev' pushed the but
ton and ordered In champagne. For
an hour there was merry partyTall
except Hamlin, who never opened his
mouth, bearing the chaff Of his friends
without Irritation. At the end OF the
feast he said
~ give you all my word Of honor
that /. had no connection whatever
mt.b Jfy rothoyt.V NY." Allnr
n Then the party looked at one another
,"ITor heavens sake" exclaimed
Stout, did Iiget the better yoffA pair
81 real robbers?" w. . Nj ~
And there was an explosion or laugh.
Ter. Il. DE WITT BOWMAN; ;---'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
or WHAT SHE DIED.
What tho Bsrsavsd Customer Told the
o91 sympathstio Bartender. 6lii.3

What tho Bsrsavsd Customer Told the
io7I % Sympathetic Bartender. 6iih,o
7 AN old German woman became, III
aud was taken by her husband to
. hospital for treatment, The nrst day
she was there when her husband
called TO inquire about her the doctor
said she was improving. On the Sec
ond day he was again told she was
Improving, and on the third ana fourth
days the assurance was the same. This
was very encouraging to the old Ger
man, but when he called on the tfth
day he was told that his wife was
dead. In his grief he sought his fa-
yorite saloon to drown his sorrow. Z 81
watts de matterf' asked the syrnpa-
thetic bartender. noticing his custom
er's despondent condition.
"Achl My wife iss dead" replied the
German.
ssog Vat did she die otr' asked tie
bartender. III. -o,. e
.io YImproYements," replied the bersaYA
ed husband. calling for another glass
OF beer.--Bellman. s.1 airs Y.s5.i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
STRIKERS GO
TO CUBS SOME
Win Three Straights In
Clever Style.
TEAM SCORE IS BOOSTED
fAm e----, ssS.A8
Strikers Roll S7s and Break
All Former Records
High Score was Held by Tally wags
Until Last Night Clsssy Bowling
In Y. M. c. A. League.


The Strikers had peculiar in
spdration last night, glngerly "bust-
ing" all previous team records and
beating the Cubs to the tune of
three straight games. The Flies
brothers we're largely responsible
for the boosting OF team scores.
The team in every department was
exceptionally consistent and their
rolling was hard 10 beat. In the
second game the strikers demon
strated the significance of their
name ana rolled up a score Of 1878
pins, The Tally wag team recently
held the honors OF high team score
having had record OF SAG pins.
The scores and ilne-up Of last
nights contest follows.
H -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
A PERFECT TAIRTY.Six.

This 10 the tale L heard hat. tsli - $780,.
To a friend Of hers who ,shanced ;to.
my dear. your gown Is simply swell.
Who's your dressmaker. tene me.
pray?"
Then Alice remarked as she tossed het
For women are fun Of such little
1T is ready made. and the store man
said
: That am a perfect thirty-six,"
GOOD graciousl" heard the other say,
You don't tell me that IL ready madat
It's splendid nt IN every way. 49,,
You're trying to fool me. I'm afraid"
Said Alice: I'm not. Every word is
true. 'f y
Not stitch was changed. not thing
to Ak.
or course such a gown wouldn't do for
But am d perfect thirty-six"
She told her husband. she told her
friends . Er
She told II to me. as tell 1t TO YOU.
For this is a tale that never ends. "
Though the gown may fade, tho story's
In the years to come size may fofget
Some things that happen. but this one
''t sticks, -f <,
And in bet in old age she'll be telling
q, yet .t', t.4Et.+g.
That she is a perfect thirty-six.
, And when in the end above she goes :. I
And humbly kneels at heavens gate.
When good st. Peter the doorway
throws a. - ~ 4"
Wide open and bids her TO boldly state
Just why she should be allowed to stay.
Permitted with such good folks to mix.
I'll bet she'll toss her head and say,
why, I am a perfect thirty-six." q.
Y. Detroit Free Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Marion Plays Great Polo and
Whip Ashland.
SCORE TIED IN sPuRT
Daley Drives Winning Goal
In Overtime Period.
Now That Local Hoodoo Has Been
Chssed-Fans Believe Marion
will Make Upward Cline.

That hoodooman was given his,
last night and Marion succeeded after
a most difficult struggle in wrestling a
game from Ashland by a six TO five
score. 1t was the first contest that
the local team has won on the home
floor and the desperate nature of the
struggle Is made evident by the fact
that ft required two minutes and
twenty-five seconds overtime to Sc
cure lkhe goal that brought the hon
ors Nhrlonward.
Wlen It looked as though all were
lost, Il wonderful squirt on the part
of the Marionites tied the score a few
seconds before time was called at the
close of fffssthfrd periodl There was
nothing that could stop the terrific
onslaught of the locals in the over
time period. y E
Theis lgl srSat deal Of difference
noticeable in the play OF Devlin's lads.
They seem to have far more conf
dence and pass the bulb with much
greater accuracy than in past games.
Daley's goal driving was nothing less
than phenomenal The first rush did
some great work and kept the pill
going regularly at the cage. Only the
spectacular defensive work of OAletz
in the visitors cage kept Marion
from sewing up the game early in the
evening. Cunningham worked well
with Daley and Devlin, assisted the
forwards materially in getting the
ball In position to drive.
McGrath was there with his usual
good game and both he and Devln
rendered Hickey some valuable as
sistance. Hickeys work last night
was the best he has exhibited here
this year Though the drives OF the
callers were frequent aud accurate
enough, Hickey kept most OF them
out, making some stops that seemed
almost impossible.
Marion took the lead at the out
set and scored three in the nrst
period while the callers were blanked.
In the second period Ashland scored
once while Marion was whtewashed.
The third period was the best of the
evening. Two goals by Fletcher and
one each by Fahner and Edgington
gave the Ashland tribe lead of two
and all seemed lost until with but
three minutes to play Daley drove a
goal and followed it with another
just few seconds before the final
tap of the bell. In the overtime
period, Marion had II all over Ash
land and Daley drove the winning
goal.
The breaking away from the hoodoo
put the fans in the best of humor and
all are now confident that Marion
will commence to crawl toward the
top OF the procession from this time
forth. GAINESVILLE will be here Thurs
day for two games, afternoon and
evening. Should Marion succeed in
capturing both II IS probable that
fourth and even third place will be
within easy reach. The team has Inn
proved wonderfully I'm Its play and
there will be something doing from
now on.