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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-26

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Eek InIants AID Children.
The Kind You 8l3gg .AsA'ss3 Bought
Bears the II ,l;-.s,
ssna.er- Of l.2.... :, s 7-1:.:Ex<1>
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

and rhinoceroses. They VIII stop a
charging behemoth when all else has
failed. Tearing its way through bone
or flesh, the bullet leaves hole as
large as a cocoanut where 1t energies.
For long range Mr.. Roosevelt has
high power, high velocity, smokeless
gun, carrying soft, lead pointed. metal
cased bullets that weigh 300 grains
and have a muzzle velocity of 2,150
feet second. The bullet strikes
blow of a ton and a half. This gun Is
used in shooting fleet footed, man shy
animals such as anteiopes and colobi.
The fourth tyne OF gun is without
doubt the most valuable of the collec-
ton, as it is effective at both long and
short range and is the highest type
of emergency and long distance weap.
on. This gun is the autoloading rife,
which. It Is. predicted. will one day
arm the armies of the world. 1t sends
ass caliber bullet, metal cased. lead
| pointed. through spring steel over a
quarter of an inch thick or through
forty to fifty inches Of pine The bull
| let weighs 200 grains and has "a mrlz-.
gle velocity Of 1000 feet second.
striking a blow of z, 1000 pounds. In
| Germany the corpses of seven men
were stood In a row in the positions
soldiers would take. and d bullet from
this gun went through 1--WE Of the
4 bodies, Five bullets fixed in a clip
! and placed ID the chanlbes can be
4 fired inn second and a hal IL by an ex-
perienced ritlenan. surel 81 more than
3enough Of reserve battery To- stop
1 the widest bull elephant tsisker that
4 ever onrushed d human assailant.
4 This soft. lead nosed missile, only
4 thirty i've one undred tbs OF an inch
thick BIT Its basc. g mus irooris as 4
strikes and. passing Through body,
leaves hole as big as a man s hand
at Its point of egress Ills is the gun
that Mr. Rooseveitss head gun carrier
will hand him ali that moment that
comes to every invader Of the fricaIl
the moment when a wounded
4 elephsnt. Hon on rhiuocerds hall
H blinded BY throbbing pain, charges ol
springs nadly upon its assailant
whose life depends on steadiness 3.
3 nerve eye ana haiid, with the bloody
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Rheumatic poisons are quickly.
and surely driven out Of the blood
with Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic REM
edy liquid or tablet form. Dr..
Shoop's booklet on Rheumatism.
plainly and interestingly tells just
how this is done, Tell some suffer-.
aer Of this book, or better still write.
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis, for the
book and free test samples. Send
no money. just join with DR..
Shoop and give some sufferer a
pleasant surprise. A. Dnffner AZ. as
You should not delay under any
circumstances in cases OF Kidney
and Bladder trouble. You should
take something promptly that you
know is reliable, something like
| DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
They are unequal led for weak back,
Ebackache, inflammation Of the
lhladd der rheumatic pains, etc.
When you ask for DeWitt's Kid
lney and Bladder Pills, be sure you
Iget then. They are antiseptic.
Accept no substitutes; insist upon
fgetting the right kind. Sold by all
druggists. Al AS
TELL THEM YOU saw THE AD
I'm THE IN Ess.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

most accurate ana the most effective
prints possible. and, handicapped by
the bulk of his camera, he cannot pos
sihly carry gun in any position to be
OF speedy use in the many emergencies
that may arise. Dr., Edgar Alexander.
Mearns, u. S, A., as chief naturalist,
assisted by Edmund Heller, the TWEEN
ty-six.vear-old Riverside (Cal.) $explor,
er, hopes to discover hitherto unknown
specimens of both animal and vegeta-
BILE life Professor j. A. Loring, as
field naturalist. completes the seien-
fife department On entering the lin.
itless wilds OF the dark continent the
purity will be recruited up to- from 200
to $50 men. Il
The cost of the equipment of the
members of the party leaving the Unit
4 ed States amounts to about $4,000 a
man Part of the necessary parapher.
malta consists of tents, guns, sammuni-
ton, camp utensils. rations. khaki and
leather hunting suits, waterproof bags
for clothing, hunting boots and shoes,
medical supplies, surgical apparatus,
pith bel nlets. sleeping bags and blan-
kets, filters. hunting and skinning
knives. folding bathtubs, folding brass
/ lanterns, bullseye lamps, candles, hot
water bottles, alcohol lamps, etc.
Serviceablei tents are aschief neces-
sity. The African adventurer should
i have tents made OF The finest green
waterproof silk, free from defect to
exclude poisonous insects and the
Roosevelt party is so equipped Al
though each tent can; be raised to a
height of eight feet ana holds -four
Z persons, II weighs less than one
pound, Including the weight Of tho
pole, q thin telescope pole made d ths
best bicycle tubing
The cents tic green to escape at
tracting nnduly the attention Of roam
ing Jungle mons terss Who are frequent
~ irrltated by the glarlfig qualities D
white materials Rhlnoe crosses. for III
stance hnve been known 10 change d
Il white tents and crush sleeping inmate
= ruthlessly nnd eff foot In the dead d
night piunging head dong through Ell
tire squad az ma tire attenda ant
"a the matter of guns Mr.: Rooseyel
y no novice: Ie II no mean authorit
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

uHorGuN SHE'LL FOR EG.EplI ANTS AND
PLATE PIERCED BY 50 oAniBER BULLEr
trip. Rising from the unvho lesome
coast, the train reaches an altitude Of
over 900 feet, crossing valleys and
winding araund mount ain he ghts, af-
fording rarest Views OF greaf peaks
and sweeps Of country A Londiani
the read IS 4 400 feet above sea level
An Inspiring view of Mount Kilman.
faro, about l9o 600 feet high. is re.
veaied, Its lofty top crowned with ever
lasting SHOWS despite Its closeness to
The equator, distant only three degrees
northward.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
EXPANSION IN
IRON AND STEEL
Consumers Are Displaying Great
Eagerness 10 Close Contracts
At Prevailing Prices.
cOPPEa's SHOWING is POOR.
IN august Production Exceeded De-
maDd. Resulting In Increased
surplus Stock.

New York, Sept i7.-R. C. Dun &
Company's Weekly Review OF Trade
tomorrow will say.
Most noteworthy IS the continuing
expansion in iron aud steel in which
the position OF producer and consumer
has changed. the latter now displaying
most OF the eagernces to close con-
tracts at prevailing rates.
Copper makes less favorable show
ing than some weeks ago. and during
August production exceeded the de-
mand, with a resulting increasing sur
plus stocks
IN cotton goods and yarns the effort
TO lift up falling prices TO a parity with
raw cotton continues as the chief fea-
ture Of interest.
Domestic exports from New York
this year TO date amount 20 2S3 Sgi
bales; same time last year, l2S. 335.
The domestic hide market Is firmly
held but some OF the foreign hides aTe
lower. though In part this IL due 10 a
bad condition of many OF tho lots OF
fcred The leather market shows i'm
proved demand. Sole leather is firmly
maintained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
Rumors Of Agreements Among Big
Banking Interests Lent En-
thuSiasm to the Buying.
MONEY MARKET NARROWED.
Today's Dealings Irrcgulnr bat Anti
matcd--Rccoycry Met by selling
Close Unsettled.

New York sept. iS-specuiatve aotiv.
ity IN the stock market was renewed
after some reaction Al the opening OF
the week rumors OF agreements
amongst powerful banking interests that
would heal threatened breaches had
much 20 DO with the enthusiasm OF buy
ing The brilliant trade advices from
the iron and steel Industry made pow
crful factor In the whole market Rumors
~ proposed dividend increases and Of
projects Of Encouragement Of invest
would Yield Dement'S to stockholders were
rife. They were without formal con-
firmation as were Of the banking agree
mcnts. Tho narrowing resources OF the
money market were ignored and heavy
borrowings abroad operated to replace
credits.
The price movement was slightly ir-
regular ln the opening dealings in
stocks today but there were many strik-
ing gains and tho dealings showed great
animation. Canadian pacinc advanced
~ Reading ~, St Paul. Northern Pa
cihc, Erie first preferred, Anaconda ]
and Delaware Hudson Toledo-St.
Louis and Western preferred and Or. s.
steel preferred large fractions
ON the other hand. Union Pacific.
Pennsylvania, Erie, Atchisun and New
York Central which were notably strong
yesterday sagged small traction.
The market became heavy. Reading
lost its rise and stocks rose. lndepend-
ont strength was shown by the Hill
stocks and a fcw spcci1ltics,, Union Pa
clhc New York Central. e. s. steel
and Pennsylvania fell I United Railways
and Investment preferred IL.
Northern Pacific and r.. 3. Rubber
moved mp points American Mailing
preferred and Great Northern preferred
iih and Minneapolis and 81 Louis IA.
The market closed unsettled and irreg-
ular
The reaction carried Reading back
points from It's best price. Union Pacific
preferred lost IA and ontario s. Wes-
tern and Consolidated Gas /. A rise Of
10 in Brooklyn Transit rallied prices.
Among the speciaitles Central OF New
Jersey rose "a. Colorado Fuel preferred
2 and American Vulcan. American l.o-
consotvc and American Mating pre-
ferred 1.
Renewed selling met the recovery and
prices receded again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
ENTER BIG JUDGMENT
FOR BONDROLDERS
Court Notion Ncccssnr, 60 Clean Up
REORGANIZATION Plan for NcWhouse
Mines aud smclicrs.


Beaver Sept IN--Judge Greenwood
hrid Tho regular s.ssion of court here
for the Gain term. Thursday Most Of
THE business on the calendar was COM
unucd for tine term.
The most Important matter disposed
oi sos foreclosure cult Of The Trust
company oi America, as trustee Tor
rho btncat OF the b1ndholdcrs, secured
liy a mortgage executed by Ncwnouee
Mines and smcltcrs ar1ilust the New
house Mines nnd fmcitcrs. Proof OF
tho contention oil the plaintiff was SUD-
lnittcd and tlc court tnciVupon en-
tered q Judgment 400 favor of tho plain-
un in the sum uf Slfi9.O80 With inter-
est from date thereof until paid. TO-
grfher with 81 200 as trustees compen-
aafion aud $4,000 attorneys fees. IL
was further adiudgcd that oN the
u1rtFagcd premises, or MS mnch
thereof a. may be- sufficient 10 raise
tho above amount. Do sold ~ public
auction Atty A. 4. Hoppaugh roprc-
scented the plaintiff and G. g. Parsons
represented the defendant,
The Ming 90 tho suit and Tho enter
INK Of Judgment was necessary 70
Gerry ont the work of reorganization
uf tho company with the publishing
~ The necessary notice and tho buying
in of the property hy The nov urgani-
1ation. which hnF been arranged for.
the company viii thon Doc in "a position
f1 resume operations Tho count end
of the work is epid go be- an that rc-
mains 10 siraighton ont the affairs ~
the company
The company win undoubtedly be
ready to resume work after % days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
GEMINI MINE IS
TAKING OUT PUMPS
Apparatus Found Inadequate To- Care
Tor Water % Minc--Work start
ed on Holden Tunnel.

According 10 reports from the Tintio
district this morning the Gcmini minc
Is taking out its pumps The work has
already started and the holstinr Of
the machinery win be- done st once.
Il is declared that the pumps were in
adequate 90 care Tor the water at the
mine. Whether the company viii in
stall large pumps and continue the
work has not been learned.
The water from the Gcmini has been
utilized by tho Tintlc smolter Yard
Master collin McMurphy Of the smelt-
or and a gonE " men were busy yes
terday putting In pipes and machinery
FOR tho securing of water from the
Eureka Hill property The water Is
needed at the smelter until oct J.,
when the plant viii close down.
The old mill a. the Eureka Hnl Is
fast being torn down aud sold Much
Of the timber has already been dis
posed % only "a few lcaacrs are now
working on the Eureka Hin property
and Il Is believed by many that the
property may nevor be worked again.
~ ie understood from n reliable source
that but little ore has been taken out
of the property below the 600 foot level
and that tho dip OF the veins has been
toward tho Bullion Beck
Work has started on the Holden tuu-
noi which Is To- be built by the United
States company through tho Bullion
Book ground TO the Centennial Eureka
SHAFT Grading started Wednesday
The old blacksmith shop at the Miller
place has been torn down and tho
cabin Is being used as an Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
BOSTON cuRB CLOSE.

Az ComL. tbA6f6. h Coaln. 1854
nj 26& cent, Al y G42; Cop RranEo
- p Ue2. Nevada con. 2Aism2ah
utah Copper 1874 a50i5 Corhin ~ 3.
d22, Glroux. 90 aa& Lake. SEA-
u So, Miami t6h Gi6As North Lake
So @9, IS. a r.. lbla al6i IL. S.. Com
574 Wbsi do pfd, b2h asa; Begolc
aas 03ik. cum Ely 1-I6d7is
First Nat, 6N a6ti; National 5iQ
o. I'm. Coaln, 26n "a; ray CON. 19R
020. Tonopah, 6H@1, Chief ~.
Ql 5-l6; chino, ~ @1A. Ray Cent
"a G2M; O.. q A. 1854 W1O6. e..
"a. i6a20, j. " sos. CRANKY. 9eA
Did IA sale. lfA m15i Old Dom
ts05 Parrot 3iA m32h. Santa ~.
2tsM2h Utah Con. fbAGab4. a.
O.. l44n15 East Butte 12ai1H .
40. a.. a. 26aa5; NeWhouse, 90 a3. s.
A. h.. lbAsW16i on. SsA m35. Sos
TON NlN IA Ola b. a. H. 36Q36;
Davis Daily 6h as ll-t6; o. Con.
6fsU1. Majestic. Ssaol New Utah.
1901 9-l6; Raven. 6lo63, queen.
i2Wa3i Yukon. 5h mbAs ella. 8N
ngh Inspiration. 3-16N7h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
MAuNrr CONTINUES UNSETTLED
Silver King Goes Higher on Local
Mining Exchange.

Market conditions were unsettled on
ihc ipcal exchange this morning and
several of tho Tintic stocks werc quite
unsteady. Tho strongest stock on the
board this morning was silver King
Coalition, which jumped from SA05 TO
f4l1ia. The little furry Ia the stock
stlrted early anG continued throughout
tne regular session
non Blossom was weak early in the
market but showed up stronger before
The close Sioux Consolidated was still
very weak and sold from so to s. cents.
Columbus Consolidated showed better
prices and sold al 81 and 81 o..
The total number OF shares disposed
or the session TODAY was 39,fSt and the
amount paid out for the securities was
SIS S20.75.
Trading FOR the week was low. al
though the number Of shares OF stock
that changed hands was close TO the
million mark, Tho total number OF
shares disposed OF was 92S Gao, while
the amount represented by the trans
actions was s2s5 1855
There was little trading on the curb
market this morning although a large
number OF stocks made their appear
auce Demliohu was offered at 1h
cents and n bid Of cents was made
Emma Copper offered at "a cents
rnr,A Vte prtf,rr Arrrr,~rc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Sept. Bleeding cash I'M
terests were made the sellers OF wheat
during early trading today and as a
result. the market was rather weak
the fore part OF the session Prices al
the opening were = lower 70 kc
higher December being at sSA 20
9S& After touching 98A the Deem
Der delivery dropped back again to
sSh az.
Ideal weather for the new crop
prompted considerable selling OF corn,
resulting IN a heavy tone December
opened unchanged 20 hQhc lower az
sos to 60% q = and sold on 20 60hc.
Increased receipts prompted a mild
raid on the oats market - the start.
which caused declines IN an deliveries.
December opened y 10 * m = lower az
4OGlL 10 f0h and declined 70 3sa
Provisions we're barely steady early
IN the session because of pront taking
by local longs. Prices at the opening
were Sc lower 10 DC higher.
Chicago. sept. R.-Close;
Wheat-sopt 1919 Doe ssAq rs
corn~sept ssH; Dec eo'sGA; May
oats-sept ss7s; Dec soAaa; May
f2h
Pork-sept. 1896; Jan iso2h May
Iard--sept lsos1; oct 1900. Jan
iO61is Nov. ll65.
Ribs-sept ll.ao. oct 1897, Jan
9.52is May gbeia
Rye-Cash 1l0l2ia sept CO.
Barley-Cash j0n66
Timothy sept 400. oct 3s2h
March 40.
Clover-Cash 1850. March 1900
Wheat-Tho market extremely quiet
all day Doccmbers low point waa
gsh The close was easy with Dec.
IN M0 We al $50 n ~
Corn Sentiment was hcariah am day
and the market closed easy with
December down y "a 6ohmM
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York sept Sugar-Raw.
hrm fair refining, 31i. centrifugal g6
test f2i. muiasses sugar SAC. refined,
quiet crushed, as5i powdered, 5.25.
grauulatcd 5l5
Coffee quiet. no z. Rio. ~ SO 4
santos. AhQ9'
HITTER AND Eggs
Chicago Sept rs Buttor. steady
creameries. 2ff29. dail1es sg02s
Eggs STEADY Al mark. cases Included
rs. receipts. 1875 nrrs. 22h prime
nrstE. "A
cheese Fiun daisies l5is0l64
twins iiAnlai young Americas 49,
long horns lG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

COMSTOCK.
ophir lt7lsal. 70: Mexican. l271sa
100. Gould & curry. 24a 20; con. Va, i.25
bid. Hale g Norcross. Hd42i yellow
Jacket 1.i1ihdt.d0 BelChcr. 80 asked .
confidence, $50 asked. Sierra Nevada,
45047 ENchequer 30 bid. Union. 5sG59
Chollar, - bid Potosi. 50 bid.
ToNoPAH.
Extension. 60 bid. MacNanara, 3ld33:
Midway. 1890. West End Cons 30
asked, Jim Butler. 1908
GoLDFIELD.
Col Mt. 10 asked. Jumbo Ext, 1917:
Kendall 4 bid: Booth. "a asked. Blue
Bull SOL Adams. ! bid. Silver Pick,
1914 Blue Bell. 2d3; St Ives. bid .
Lone Star 405; orc. 66f7, Atlanta. 10
Gi4; CT Bend. SOL. Red Top Ext. 3a14:
Florence. 300N30j; D'held b. 3. Cons.
l02; Goldheld Daisy. 140t5, Comb
Fraction. IS ltd CT Bend Ext, ask
Cd CT Rend Annex, asked: Kewanos,
S49, Portland, 2 bid Crackeriack, 2
bid r. Mohawk. s bid. Red Hills. sa7;
Y Tiger asked. Grandma, 2 bid;
Goldheld Con- 690a6s2h. D'ield Tri-
angle, bid; G. o. D. 7ds; Florence
Extension. 192.
BuLLFROG
Bonnie Glare. 8. bid Maydower.
Cons. l4nt5, Montgy. Mt. 3M4.
Homestake Cons > asked; Tramp
Cons. 4 bid
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. 4a5: Dexter. bid f.
Mustang. 1 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvew Eagle. II bid. Pittsburg
Sil. Peak. 81 asked Rawhide Queen,
25n3 IS. Rawhide Coalition. % bid .
Balloon Hill, bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
ARRANGING FOR DRILLERs.
Joseph and Cannon GO TO Park City to
Get Contestants.

Harry :. Joseph and Jesse Cannon
who have been placed in charge OF the
mining exhibit and the arrangements
for the miners day program at the
state fair. leave tonight for Park city
To make arrangements with the miners
union at that place for the drilling
contest 10 be given during the fair
Next Saturday they will go to Eureka
and make similar arrangements.
WIN Reed has been appointed By
MI Joseph 10 take charge OF the col-
lectlng OF the minerals TO be exhib-
tied lie will visit the various camps
between now and the early part OF
October and get together the specimens
10 be exhibited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York. sept ls.-Money on eau,
nominal Time loans duh and firm,
60 days. 81 43a4 per cent; 30 days. so
"a per cent; six months, 4AG4ls per
cent
Close Prime mercantile paper. AZ
as per cent
Sterling exchange, Arm. with actual
business In bankers bills al 4S4 4OGi
lSi.5O FOR 80 day bills ana at 4s6.O5M
fS610 for demand; commercial bills.
a.s3tsd4Sf
Bar silver, 5iA
Mexican dollars, az.
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. heavy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. sept. Seattle Receipts, es-
lmated at 200; market steady. Beeves,
4 l00Sf0 Texas steers. fQ005 .25. western
steers. 1000 $50; stockers and feeders,
3.0G 90 COWS and hefers, 2. S5W6.0;
Hogs-faeceipts. estimated al 500:
market steady. Lights I.S5uS 81. mixed,
7.,5aS. 40 heavy. 1.j0frs 30: rough, l.OON
G. 80. good 20 choice heavy. s06iS 45
pigs. 7iOos To- bulk Of sales sos as.S0.
sheep-Receipts. estimated az 800;
market steady. Native, 2 l5aS.00 west
eru. 3.0l0 $40; yearlings L60d5.60,
lambs, native t5o@ 900 western. 900
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. Sept. Seattle Receipts.
$40. market steady Native steers 4.d0n
500; native cows and heifers, 2.00W $50;
stockers and feeders. COOS 30. bulls. 80
d3.15' calves 3. go 20, western steers
3s0li6.ss; western COWS, 250Q4.5.
Hogs Receipts. 1900. market strong
Bulk Of sales. 7.e0n s 81 heavy, 500 30,
packers and butchers. 5000 90 lights,
Z IJqs rs: pigs. 5.50n7.25.
sheep Receipts 1900; market steady.
AIuttons. 4.25a6 20; range ewes. $50
l.15
Omaha. Sept. ls-Cattle-- Receipts 300;
market unchanged. Native steers. 4.I5W
500. COWS and heifers 3.0VM 90; wes-
tern steers, 3,ioQ6.l0 10; Texas stores, 5000
3. -; COWS and heifers, 3.I5u 30. Gamers.
2O093O0; stockers ana feeders 3f5H
SIS; calves s.&@6.i5. bulls and stays
3.f5Ui.75.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 market strong
70 o.. higher Heavy l,s50 s,i5; mixed
z 80: bulk Of sales. sos 1870
Sheep Receipts, $500. market steady.
Ycarlings a.opn5 %. Wethers. 4.25N 40,
ewes. 3.0Q go. lambs 6.i5W 3d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
BEAvER COUNTY LOOKS coon.

Word was received this morning by
Secretary W. II Horne OF the Lenora
Mining & Milling company from Su-
peTintcndcnt Christensen that the tun-
mel Is now IN a well minerallzed ter
rltory and that within the next 100 feet
10 is expected that the ore zone viii
be encountered. The tunnel IL now
In $40 feet
Superintendent Christensen declared
that mining ~ more active Ia Beaver
county than ever before and that A
number Of tho Old producers are doub-
ling their activities