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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24
KOREANS MAKE
WAR ON kauai
SURPRISE A JAPANESE CAMP AND
ARE ROUNDED UP BY THE
POLICE.

LIHUE, Aug. 22.-Nineteen Koreans
in Jail is the result of a celebration
of the birthday of the Hermit king
at Pukah last Thursday night.
1t seems that the much abused king
emperor or potentate of Korea has a
birthday and that it is the habit of
his loyal subjects annually to celebrate
the occasion by annihilating the visible
liquor supply. They did the same this
year at least up at Pukah. Sand
paper and dago red were demolished
to such a degree that the destroyers
lost control of their fighting mood.
Unluckily someone started the sub
ject of Japanese oppression in Korea
and heated speeches followed. AT
last a Korean, Camille Desmoulin,
| pointed the road to revenge and free
dom, and before one could say Jack
| Robinson his audience swarmed down
| to the nearest Japanese camp. And
then things began to happen. Every
! thing that came in the way of the in
| furiated Koreans was broken, plates,
cups, heads and teeth. The Japa-
nese were rather taken by surprise,
| but they soon recovered their presence
of mind and paid back in the same
coin. The mix up kept growing and
threaten to assume war proportions
when somebody thought it had gone
far enough and telephoned for the
police.
The khaki boys were not slow in
answering to the call, but as soon as
the celebrators saw them coming they
took to the woods or rather the LAM
tana. The officers didn't know exact
ly what the fleeing Koreans had been
doing but took the fight as a confess
sion of guilt and began rounding them
up. They succeeded in gathering in
nineteen of the men from the Hermit
Kingdom and lodged them in Jail for
further examination. The Koreans
are indignant that they have been ar
rested. They claim that they slept
peacefully all right. Only they slept in
Jail and yere so dead drunk that they
do not remember the events that pre-
coded the sleep.
Judge Dole will listen to the tale
on Monday.-Garden Island.
HHHuHaHau a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

Austin White won the DOGGY tourna-
ment yesterday at Moanalua. He tied
with A. F. Ewart and they played it
off, White winning by down and 19
down.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24
THE SCORES
. + + j. i

+ SATURDAY. y
j BASEBALL: j
i Santa Clara, Z; PunahOu, 2. :
J. Navy Yard, "a; Surveyors, IA. :
i Kakaako, Il; U. S. Marines, !
+ 10. ]
i CRICKETERS: ]
+ Honolulus, 90; Alamedas, 2S. i
+ SUNDAY.
j. BASEBALL: !
+ Keio, 5; Diamond Head, 4. !
+ st. Louis, 4 Santa Clara, 8
4 Asahis, Z; Suspects, G. :
+ Alohas, Z; Eheu Kids, 8. j
+ c. A. c., -; J. A c., 5. i
+ CROQUET: j
+ Post Office defeated Cupids I.
i and Policemen beat Makee ISL :
4 anders. i
1855 & g = + + g :. j. + :. = a
-O--
The Giants lost to the Bulletins a
Atkinson park yesterday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

which was held to be exempt from
taxation:
1906 1907.
Real Property ............
........ $31 ,57O,351 90 $31 ,527, O37 90
Personal Property. ..............
........ 36,O94, 1927 90 95,72O,637 90
Exempt .....,.........s.,..
...... 1,529,34S 90 1,464, 645 90
Total Taxes Collected. ................
...... 799, 1S0 60 TIA, 154 81
Income Taxes Collected. ......,.......
......,. 122,S32 IA 1898 95
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

A Saturday cable dispatch from
Cheyenne, Wyoming, announces that
Ikua Purdy of Hawaii won the worlds
steer roping championship at the
Frontier Day contest on that day and
at that place. His time was fifty-six
seconds. Archie Kaaua took third
place and Jack Low was sixth.
These three men of Hawaii were
contesting against the worlds best
ropers.
Purdy, here, has a record of SO ga
seconds, but conditions differ. In De-
cember last, in the Will West Show
like made Sc 10 seconds. Angus Nc
contests at Kapiolani Park Makai Keli-
Phee holds the present record of 81 2-5
seconds, made at Cheyenne a year ago
Since then he was defeated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

strong letter recommending the apos-
tolic mission house in Washington,
which he would send to the cardinal
later
After leaving the pope Cardinal Glib
bons paid n farewell call upon Cardi-
nal Merry del Val, the papal secretary
of state, who came purposely 10 Rome
from Castle Gondalfo for this meet
ing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

Fine Job PrlO'Os. star once
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-24

The Keios and Santa Claras were the
guests of the st. Louis baseball team
at the Along place, Waikiki, at luau
Saturday night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
hief S Son WedS
a Pale Face

LzwEoz- Okla Dee 2s.-Wita the
co-izg Of the Yuisrids Chief Qaaaah
PzrksF o. me Conzseae Indians real
i1ad o1s q he greatest ambitions oi
Eis Hfs. when lis young son. Qusnzh
Jr- 8 Carlisle graduate. Ezs married
20 sllss LaEEz Clark. 8 graduate d the
Laxton High school last year. and
she daughter of fhe Rev. ard Mrs. A
Clzrk. Indisn missionaries. This Is
che first tine n the history o. the
Indians q this secifoa where an Il
dian las been married 70 a girl @.
vhite bloos. TIE yoans couple have
saksn Bp their temporary abode With
ne CO chief a. Els mountain mansion
near Cache. n the foothills of wich.
Etzz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
ONE or TAE REAL GOOD ONES.

PlsFs q genuine merit deserve a
cordial greeting ard enthusiastic ssp-
pert ard OF al that las teeu szid
ahouf ne nsE p-oductioa o. The Two
Orphans b. Fred G. Conrad. Is rrne
ths e1Ezgsuezt sf the Wagner Ops-z
Eozse. Friday. Jan 1. should BE one
q he most gratifying O. he season
10 al concerned In his production
NJ. Co1rsd has combined advantages
of the only authorized Kate Clzxtor
version o. he great drans. With q
wel chosen company o. unusual
strength Tie famous central figure
o. the play. the blind orphan. Louise.
Ein Be acied according 10 al ths
traditions Miss Clzxtou established.
n placing this revival q the msot
successful plsy OF modern times before
the public this season. Mr.. Conrad has
been governed BY q determinafion 70
avoid the mistake Of trying 10 use
some gzrbled adaptation which de-
stroys the strength and beauty OF the
play and removes from the actors the
Inspiration Of the Kate Claxton yer
sion. Mr. Conrad says that there are
doubtless thousands Of persons in this
country Who beliere that they have
seen the ~TEo Orphans bur really
hare not. the version they saw hav-
Ing been only a trsTesty On the real
great play as written By D'Ennery and
played By Mss claxton- Nr. Con
rad believes that these thousands
would Ike 70 see the play As Miss
Clzxton. during her most brilliant sea
son. when Januschek vas in her con-
pany playing the Countess played #.
ard he has therefore secured this su-
thorized. genuine version. MF. Con
rad announces 4 special equipment
Of scenery. costumes and other details
required for a careful presentation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
TWO MERRY TRAMps--

Two Merry Tramps.- that familiar
musical comedy b. Bessie Bennett and
Jerome Travers. wIll be played at fhs
opera house Thursday. Dec. 81. Nc
vsnn & vetter are sending this truth
ful and popular ensertsinment on its
eleventh season travels and have lin
tied its presentation TO one company
which in its personnel represents a
iudicious distribution o. the various
characters: among those who have
shown their superiority IN previous
cast Of this play. J. A. Weaver as
Artie voevline. alias Prince New
foundiznd. Who Is mistaken tor a real
live prince. and who Is on 3 lark. re-
talns ais humorous impersonation,
ably assisted By Lue Peterson as Clsr.
ence BantorIne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
GROWTH OF SIGMON
FURNITURE FACTORY
Illustration Of What aFaCtOry Can do in ChiCkaSha
Planning to Erect Another Large
Buildings

War Department for rztles q rz-..
0as Sizes running iroa the snail
sfiilrs table 20 the lo1s ofties table.
10 Or used az For SD and other
so.ihres and western military
posts
Tie natures Isr1fzc-c-y Is Al
lniaresilag sf13y far The norlee. TIE
making ef ezesls.o- froz re large
1iocks 81 wood. tAs coto1 car1inE
re co-oz fsli making fhs pressing
of the nners. ne thing and ths nn-
-zAnz e ne mattress s=e iase7astGzE
features An average O. one h1n1rad
and frsnig-nFs mattresses are iurned
ozt eacA day
i1 stdltio1 20 TIE gods uzn4isc-
t1Eed bF this fr@ fasy have buni %
general wholesale blsi1sss thst Is
EirAi1 itself worthg o. especial note
Thsre are Vs-y fsE thinEz IL tie f1r-
1lturs L1s i1at are nos carried O.
rkeir foors Al al tines q ne 6zy
SiEzo1 turniture vaE11s o. vans can
D. sen passing fhro1Eh tas streets
los6ed to the E1zrds o1 their way to
frsigt- 1s1otS Their sales per noah
run uprsrd q siSass. orer s8eog q
Ehick is t0r furniture ard mattresses
O. thsi- oun make They receive
. st11t-poun1 car o. iro1 bedstes6s
and Steel springs each nonfh-
Ths bzsiness o. fas Sigma Furni-
turs company has growa Ike magic.
and thsy zttrisuis Il 70 ne fsct hat
iz asiiiion 10 ihsir ability to furnish
leaders thro1Ek fheir manufactured
articles and their assembling and com-
rietzg for sale many O. tie articles
sairpef IA Chiclssha is the best
Wholesale center fl tie stsie-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
HoRrEHsE NIELSEN.

Miss Hortense Nielsen, an actress
Of whom much win be heard in the fn-
ture cones 70 the Wagner Opera
House on Dec e in the powerful
modern drama, "A Dolls House" by
Henrik Ibsen. Miss Nielsen has won
great praise as an exceptionally gifted
delineator Of the female characters
n Ibsen's great drama.
Her rendition Nora in a Dolls
House IS particularly mentioned as
q consummate work Of art and dis
tinguishes her IS an Intellectual
force far in advance Of any actress
Who has attempted this difficult role
To SIT under the spell Of the art and
persopaIity Of this splendid actress is
always : great privilege. but 10 Wit
ness her performance Of Nora in
A Dolls House IS one Of the most
memorable events in the experience
OF q theater-goer
An excellent cast Of capable play
ers will support Miss Nielsen in "A
Dolls House and every plsy-goer Eho
has a real interest IN all that pertains
10 higher drama. the artistic and IN
tellectuai. viii not fail TO witness this
performance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29

ssr Eenoances Aer for dishoa0ring
Ain Thez The g0uEg wife reziiIes
his uawortsiness OF her n0eie sscri-
fee she realizes that she has been
but a piayrAing for hin and the love
thaf o1ce filed her whole existence
has fed. Tie play Is = powerful expo
siuon q the most subtle emotions Il
Is a srudy O. character and a striking
sermon agsinsi hypocrisy and selfish
ness
Hiss Nielson portrays the part q
Nora with q teHoacy Of touch. . re-
nnenenf and depth that has voa the
praise of ever competent critic.
A metropolitan company renders
excellent assistance 10 Mlss Nelson.
giving q perfornsncs that leaves 10th
ing to Be wished for.
"A Dolls House had q run last
season Of over tEo hundred nights
a the Bi5ou Thszter. New YORK. and
this season Miss Nelson appeared
vifh great success al the Studebaker
Music Han. Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
GENUINE AUTHORIZED VERSION

A special revival OF @The Two Or
phans- viii Be seen here under the
direction Of Fred G. Conrad with a
carefully selected company Of tried
actors thoroughly experienced in the
great roles Of this famous play. The
genuine authorized Kate Claxton YER
sion vln Be used. II being the only
one that gives q complete idea Of the
full power Of --.s drama A complete
equipment OF special scenery has been
supplied which viii permit the entire
production il its original strength 10
be given. The management. through
its agreement with Miss Clax50n. has
secured the great benea4. Of her many
years Of experience ia the pzr Of ne
blind girl Louise. and therefore it wiIi
Be played Just as it used 10 b. il de-
tail u the excellent cast VIII 81
found 3 cruel Frochard Of unusual
power and q crippled Pierre Of the
most appealing type. Ehils the count
ess. Jaques. ths minister 0f police and
The numerous other celsbrated ehsrsc-
ters VIII Be thoroughly veIl acted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29

Tte Es uun Furniture sad Naifresl
Faes0ry IS ihe only nrn il Oklahczl
u,aNrg siand4rd fmniiare an1 its
prodssis are sAip1es 70 al parts 9.
ths Uriie5 States The pAeaonea1l
erouft q lhe l1d1ssry here where re
1m1er consumed has 20 be sAlp1e-
IL. proves or elsin flzi a1g Hne O.
nazaiacsury san o. made @ Iag
hanssouslT sbe- i1cztes la re
soa.hnsst a. points uAeTs trsnsl.1r.
tat1z tzal-iiiez are Eooa-a-a zo=s
esrez.aly Is lhls 1aE tEus in Chizkz-
shs telz1se of ne chezr porsr g
te ha6 sh-ougA ths saaesssful haT-
ne2irE e The IDEAL Estsr powsz
STREAM Of the Neu S11.hWesL
A trisf 01iil.e o. the renarkztie
gruwth Ct one cf the lasi lzss q
nzratsctory fzzr aas EouE thlnk
must rrvrs a success Ia . przlrie
courfrT Ell ~ tc1tl - o. Interest
% al rszserE Less than four Tszrs
aro D. r. slElo1 snz seas stzrrez
thsi- fzearT Ia an z1Frsss1tloss Way
ri-h ter persons AZ tod TosaT -hsF
have a rzazf O I've b1ldilEs. one .
thrsss.e-r uc-creis tiscE storeso1se.
5orl1a erected lasi fail and are pla--
nizz 20 srscr e re s-rizg zz5thsr
eg1zlE az large N1ch e thsir old
Escei-srT kas tes- replaced b nsE
and ncrs Eo1srl makes Thslr pri1-
ci7zi irss 1f Ezz1tzctrrs are t1rszus.
foi1-g te.1s. erte1sis- TAKES. ltrzrT
tztcsE Etcksr cztlrsss safes. c1p-
hnarzs and uzftrassas TtsF make
ssrsrzI Ea5s zn6 Erzses e eseh A.
tiris Jas zsw tzsT hare zuits q
tzrrs 1rts- f-oz rAs r1tss states
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
Hs~ Ore Dostsr Successfully Treats
Pnegmoria-

In treating pneuEo7is." SAYS Dr..
" : Smith Of Sanders. Ala. The o1ly
remedy use for the lungs Is Chamber
lzin's Cough Remedy. While, Of course.
would trszt other symptoms with dif-
fersnt medicines. ! have used this rem
edy many times IN ny medical prao-
Tee and have Jet failed to ind : case
where It has not controlled the trouble.
I have used It myself. as has also NJ
wife. for coughs and colds repeatedly.
ard VII most willingly and cheerful
" recommend It as superior to any
Other cough remedy % ny knowledge.
For sale - al druggists. D&v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
a SPLENDID ROMANCE

The production Of an Tbsen play L
AT event artistic Miss HoFtense
Nelson and her oFn company Efli
present A Dolls House Al the opsrz
house Dec. q. The story Of \ Dolls
House relates to young vifs rhc
in order to secure money 10 save her
dying husband had forged . promis
sory note. Her efforts TO conceal TIE
facts from her husband compel hes
to resort to faisehood and deception
and finally when he discovers the
truth. be. instead OF offering to shield
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
NOTICE TO QUARTERLY
EXPRESS SUBSCRIBERS.

We TsET much desire that al who
take the Express quarterly will Be
ready when tie collector calls. Those
Who 90 rot par By the 10th Of Jsnu-
zry. 1909. VII positively be charged
weekly rates.
Those Who desire to subscribe b.
the quarter viii please get their name
in IS early as possible. The rates
are s. for three months and payable
only IN advance
r B. Kinsrd.
Circulation Manager
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
ATTRACTION GUARANTEED.

TO the Theafer-Going Public. Those
wishing a theatrical treat SHOULD see
Hortense Nelson Il 4 Dolls House
At opera house Tuesday night. Dec. -
I personally guarantee this attraction
to be FIRST class.
l2-2s-st IL z Bur-. Mgr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29

Thoss funny s1perts. WOOD 4 Ward
viii ls hsipsrs mosily girls. present
Ing thzt Tutu-Frut1 N1xical Ten.
Fooiry. -Tso Ns-y TraEps via
MUSE nirih and 1siody; ioad lozs
lingering lu4EhE Also fu1 fast and
f-riouk Prios g. $ s. s1s 7sc
1895
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29

Line pie tn Win rseh crust Fill
With sliced apples. peaches.or apri-
cots. Bezt together ons cnp cream.
ore cup sugar. one egg Cover fr1st
With this MIXTURE and hake slowly for
one-hzlf ho.r.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29

II you to buy sell trade anything advertise in the
column Of The Express Want ads are business getters
2esnt want sd in the columns Daily Express win bring
the desired result Try II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
coal eOAl

NeAlester nat coal IN ton lots. de-
IiveTed. g. Corn chops q Choctas
Elevator
Wirt 4 Irons Grain Co
Hruzs So 81 Pennsylvania
IzzIss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29
The A B C and XYzof
ADVERTISING
SERIES OF Ten TALKS on ADVERTISING NJ 7
vrazsa ~ ssyas~ EEsa = Pha41sishia NJ.

The advertising science is anything bat exact
1t is an easy matter to DIAGNOSE symptoms. But in
advertising, as in medicine, very different
produce very similar disturbances; eye strain, a
wabbIy steamer deck, green watermelcni each
means an upset stomach.
But there arc some broad general principles
which as permanent the eternal hills.
Mouth to mouth talk is the great secret Of popular
advertising success. AS q general rule people
short on talk They are always running out. The
hopper must be fed. The shrewd advertiser scores
every time he produces new topic Of conversation
If he fails to make people talk about his goods he
makes them talk about himself They wash with his
soap drink his tea rub On his axie grease just
to get in touch with him.
Talk can be created about the most common
place things; baked beans or tooth powder or linen
collars You reed only to know what switch to turn
On.
Human nature has not differed for SIX thousand
years but the point Of view i constantly changing
II the people remained the same; business
conditions remained the same; If society and the
weather remained the same, then the advertising Of
last year would apply this year. But It doesn't The
point Of view is different We are in a continuous
turmoil Of change. The successful advertiser must
live right up even with the clock. Advertise every
day TO meet the conditions Of today An adver-
hsement that made big hit last year may fall fiat and
dead this year. There is in everything fuIness Of
time; season when the fruit IS ripe; periods when
all conditions seem to lend themselves to success.
The advertiser must have discernment sharp enough
and vision clear enough to know the year and the
month and the day Of the month in which the people
not only living, but in which they are thinking
Make goods entertainment or social position
hard to obtain in amount and then It is that
people fall each other in the mad rush to see
somebody else get left The moment you put up the
bars and say Don't then it is that people want to
Climb The sweetest apples in your neighbOrs orchard
are those on the tree nearest the dog.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-29

Scns
JUS msss sons s5izadis bss=uits-Goid
Le1zz F1c1x BETTr.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
RiYFLORER IS NOW
 SHIPPING GOOD 0RE
Reports From Johnson Camp Are Very Encouraging
 Development Work.

BENSON. Jan. 3.-George Sherrer of Dragoon, who was here this week and lett samples of ore showing na- tive copper, black sulphides and yell low sulphides of copper, which ne took from the drift now being run in the Mayflower vein at about As feet beneath the surface, to learn it's course with a view of determining how to lay plans for permanent de- Yelopment-
 He says the Mayflower. which is in the Johnson camp, adjoining the Re public, is the only property in that district making shipments. As the driTt progresses the ore which is n cidentally extracted is assorted, and only the highest grade is being snip ped at present. This is rich enough to pay profit, regardless of the price of copper. ..
 After the holiday season is over the company proposes to build a house and install hoist, at the place where a perpendicular shaft will be sunk to cut the vein on the dip.
 J. P. Richardson, president of the Yankee Doodle Mining company, Is now at work with a force on a con  situated about a mile and half from Dragoon, owned by his company.
 There is an encouraging tendency noted in conversation with mining men and from reports received from various mining camps in this vicinity. The new year will see a gradual in- crease in activity in the various camps. At Johnson several compan- ies that closed down during the slump will put on small crews and will gradually increase the working force as times get better. ..
 At Patagonia there is increased ac- tivity reported and in the Yellowstone district the La Vantia ist continuing on an even tenor, Captain L. F. Young, who was here Christmas, in- forming us that the mill was running smoothly and that the output was sat isfsctory.
 Mining men coming from Sonora also report a betterment in certain camps down that way.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-04
GOLD CLAIMS
 ARE SHOWING
 UP FAVORABLY
Test Run On Property Near Prescott Demonstrates the Value of Rock Development Work Is Being Rushed.

PRESCOTT, Jan. 3-John Hanson arrived here Tuesday night, a few minutes before the birth of the new year, was announced by the blowing or whistles and the booming o1 guns, with S250 bar of gold bullion, the result of test run of eight tons of ore from the Mirably mine in the Groom Creek district The ore was treated in the Gold Basin mill, .. snurI distance rom the mine. He returned to his camp yesterday after parchas- ing a consignment of supplies. He will commence the treatment of sew eral ,undred tons of ore, now being hauled to the mill from the mine at once.
 Since taking over the Mirably mine under bond and lease from Fred Sattes two months ago Mr. Hanson has met with phenomenal success in the exploitation of the property. With only a small force of miners he has driven the lower tunnel in to a dis tance of 405 feet, uucovering an ore shoot from two to three feet in thick ness, much of which is of the same general character and value-as the eight tons treated. Fe is starting a raise on the ore shoot near the face of the tunnel to connect with the old workings 200 feet above. from which. 2. large amount of rich gold ore was bined in the early history of the camp, more than Q quarter oF 8 century age.
 When seen yesterday, Mir. Hanson stated that he would increase his force of miners as soon as the deyel- opment under way justified their economical employment. He is verv enthusiastic over the possibilities of the property and believes that it will develop into one of the best gold producers in the district.
 The Mirably mine is located on Mirably gulch, a branch of Groom creek, six miles south of this city. It is one of the oldest locations in the district and has gold production rec ord reaching into the thousands.