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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
THE L.lnnens No. bulletin.

THE Llnneus Mo, Bulletin, re-
ferring to the Anderson jury, editor
ially says: THE recent action of
the Jury at Mexico, Mo-, in fixing
the penalty of Luther Anderson, con
victed of murder, at life time impris-
onment in the penitentiary ms cad
of inflicting the death penalty upon
him is another evidence that the de-
grading custom Of legalizing the
murder of murderers is about at end
in this enlightened age. The twelve
Jurors in this famous trial rank
among Audrain county's best and
most intelligent citizens, according
10 the local newspapers. They were
men, doubtless, who realizing ne
inability of finite minds to fathom
the depths of cause and effect in
the case before them, were too unpre
sumptuous to snatch authority from
the hands of the Infinite and huri
an immortal soul into eternity. AS
to the guilt of Anderson, it seems
to have been pretty thoroughly es'
tablished. The crime with which he
was charged was a most heinous one
Nothing less than horribly dis
eased mind would conceive such
crime, and where did the disease be
gin?What juryman could prove tha
It was not of parental origin--tha
the depraved tendency which result
ed in the crime was not one OF in
heritance from insane or depraved al
cestors? In our opinion that jur'
emphasized an advanced step i
the ever onward march of ctviiiza
ton when 1t ruled against tn
death penalty and gave the crimina
lifetime sentence, thereby pre-
tecting society against him and a
fording him an opportunity to wor
out, If possible, by the help OF th
Infinite, his own redemption. Cap
tai punishment is rapidly becomin
thing of the past in the hight
civilization of Earth.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD AT
MoGAN SCHOOL HOUSE

Rev. w. Fl. Hook preached a. the
Morgan school House, near Wells
vile, Mo-, Sunday, Aug. 20. MT
Hook preached for the Christian
church congregation at that place
over thirty years ago when there
was a large membership, but for "
years there has been no preachine
a. that place. A basket dinner wa'
served Sunday and large number o
people were present and spent
most pleasant day. Communion ser
vices we're also held and all, regard
less of church affiliation, took part.
It will be day long to be remem
bered
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
a. ! W. smith Sale tuesday.

The J. w. Smith Sale Tuesday.
Judge ]. W. Smith, one of the
most prominent stockmen in the
county and former Judge OF the
County Court, held his dispersal sale
Tuesday at his farm miles south
east of this city. There was
large crowd in attendance and be-
side stock much farm machinery
and household goods were sold.
The following live stock was dis
posed of and added to the other
goods sold the total receipts from
the sale amounted TO over $4,000:
yearling jack, A. Harris, S295.
1 gray jennet, e. Smith, $780,
l black iennet, e. Smith, $106.
1 black jennet, e. Smith, 500.
1 black jennet, E. Smi h, $100.
1 black jennet, E. Smith, $11O.
1 sorrel mare, ]. w. Brewer, 1882.
/ 2-yr old heifer, ]. T. johnson, $26.
/ 2-yr old heifer, ]. 7. Johnson, $27.
2 red heifers, G. Schopp, $46.
2 red heifers, G. Schopp, $39.
5 yearling steers, A. P. Johnson, SlO5
/ Jersey bull, w. w. Pollock, $21.
| 20 head 8 VI old cattle, e. Smith,
! $46.50 head.
20 head yr old cattle, R. r.
Buckner, 1875 head.
20 head yr old cattle, G. Allison,
$50.
16 head 2 yr old cattle, J. e. Booth
S5O4.
Roam COW anad calf. ]. P. Powell
$32.
Red COW, T. Hamilton, $50.
Bay mare, ]. c. King, 1854.
IS sheep ewes, W. H. Bise. $7.25
head.
1 DR.. blk 4 yr mare mules, H. Imam
$4S0
yr mare mule, S. ]. Sanford, s195.
1 pr gray horse mules, T. Hamil
tom, $3.50.
5 S yr old mare, Mrs. Moore, s225
1 sorrel mare, e. Hamilton, SITS.
5 yr old bay horse, B. R. Middle
tom, $3.50.
yr old gray mare, j. Booth, SOL.
/ yr old mare colt, ]. T. johnson
500.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

THE ex-Confederate reunion to be
held in Mexico September 2S and
pe should bring a large gathering of
heople to Mexico from all parts of
Missouri. This entertainment should
ho. only be most delightful to our
quests, but ought to be a splendid
for Mexico, is enter
nriee and hospitality,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

THE report circulated in papers
throughout this circuit That G. A.
Barnes, Of Mexico. will be a candi'
date for circuit Judge must be an
erroo,r az under the ruling of Presi-
dent Taft, Mr.. Barnes, who is cen
sus supervisor of this district, can
not be candidate for an office.
Judge Barnett who has made a splen-
did official will without doubt be
nominated by acclamation and proba'
hlv re.elected without opposition.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

GEO PEARSON is home from
cincinnati where he accepted the
sosition of travelling salesman for a
IN clothing company and will tray
in Colorado, Texas. Arizona and
bah. George is fine salesman
rd will make good.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

E. w. ROCKWELL, prominent
|farmer. OF near Marbinsburg, Mo-
plants wheat every year and says
That he has forty acres of ground
ready for soowdng now. MFR. Rock
we'll says unless we have rain soon
a very small acreage will be planted
in Audram. Mr.. Rockwell uses fer
tIlIzer and secures good crop.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

W. e. NEWKIRK. who has sold his
hne farm, Just southeast of Mex
.eo is going to move to town and
baIn make Mexico a city. He expects
Il build a modern residence on w.
street.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
RnMsa ThIsR

YwaoifaR One Hundred Dollars Reward No
.nv caae OF Catsrrh that cannot be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY o CO., Props.s Toledo, o.
We the undersigned. have known =. ]. Che
nav for the last l5 years, and believe him per-
Iectly honorable in all business trAnsactions
ana financially able to carry out any obligA-
hons made by their firm.
WEI TEuIx. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. ..
WALpfNo, KINNAH q MAzyIzs wholesale Drug
Rists, Toledo, o.. c ..,.m
| a;rsctlv upou the blood and mucous SURFACES VI
ths Sv.ten,. Price, 7tc. per hott2es sota W -
| Drn9riato. Testsm0niAla sfea.
HaiVs FamIlygilla arethe best
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

BoARDERS WANTED - Have
rooms for couple of High School
eirls TO board. Charges reason
able and no board charged when not
present. s. p. Cunningham. 26-1t
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

r l.. CROSBY knows there is no
better investment than Audrain cour
II real estate, and has bought the
n E. Newdrk farm, just southeas,
N the city limits. This Is a splen-
A,d iuvestment.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

MARTIN L. TURNER, prominent
bemocrat of Oklahoma, says that
sx.Goyernor D. r. Francis, of Mis-
souri. is the hope Of the Democrat.
4 marty and should be nominated
- Draeidpnt
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
FIRE COMPANY
SAVES HOME.

The handsome residence Of DR..
Reed, or s. Jefferson street, was
discovered in a blaze wednesday af-
ternoon about 2:30 by Mrs. Reed.
The fire was in the bath room
and caught from am overheated s.ove'
Mrs. Reed made an Intellectual ef-
fort to extinguish the fire before turn
ing in an alarm. The timely ar
rival of the department held the
flames in check and saved the
home. The damage will amount 70
about 500.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

which was mentioned in yesterdays
Monitor are as follows:
The Mexico authorities had been
notified by the polcie at Moberly to
arrest Gardiner and Constable wal
lace was detailed on the case. The
negro was found by the officer In
saloon and arrested. While on
their way to the city Jail, Gardiner
broke and ran, grabbing the Off
GERS cane. Wallace demanded that
the urisonel stop but the negro kept
running whereupon the constable halt
cd him with a bullet.
A marriage license was issued on
Tuesday to E. ]. Wylde, Of st.
Louis. and Miss Clara Rockwell, OF
Martinsburg. The groom is a son OF
Postmas .er Wylde, of Benton
City. The bride is a daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rockwell, OF
Martinsburg, and is most accom-
plished young lady.
Thursday morning horse hitcheC
to a buggy in which Mrs. &c. Gam
BILE and Geo. Blowers and wife wer'
! being conveyed to the Fair fell
The three occupants were throw
/ from the buggy. Mrs. Gamble wa
l badly injured while Mrs. Blow
ers was slightly bruised.
) Mrs. Gamble was taken to IN
D home Of L. j. Farrah, on S. Clar
: avenue, near which place the acc
t. dem happened. While no bones wer
broken, Mrs. Gamble received a s.
we're nervous shock. Late Thur'
0 day afternoon she was taken to he
y home on N. jefferson street. Sh
!. was reported resting easier Frida
a morning.
The accident happened while dri
II ing down the hill on the south sid
b of the Clark Ave. bridge.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

THE farmers OF Audraln county
Avho SOW wheat this fall should by
I'M means use fertilizer. II will pay
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

Miss Minnie Handshy, of Spring
field, H., is the guest of her un-
Gle, Mason Creasey.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
The Weekly Ledger

THE public schools open on Sept
In. Make your arrangements to
tart IN on the first day.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
A SHORT TALK WITH
OUR FRIEND McLoNEY.

Situated on the corner of Prom
enade and Washington streets, op'
posite the Postoffice. is located one
Of the Oldest and best Dry Goods
Stores in our county. From a
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

The Marine hospital service have
discovered squirrels spread dis
ease as rapidly as rats.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

Mrs. ]. NJ. Coons is home from
four weeks pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in Galloway Co.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
DO YOU GET

DO YOU GET
COLD THESE NlGHTS7
Read big ad. about Blankets. at
McLoney's.
A Pennsylvania train robber held
UP a train with millions on 1t Mon
day and only got pennies.
Mrs. w. ]. Mears has returned
home to Bowling Green.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

Ferdinand Pinney Earl, who diseov-
cred his affinity" has another in
New York
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
HOW TO KEEP WARM

Buy as many pairs of Blankets
as you need, at
McLoney's
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

Miss Frost is very anxious to procure
n small cottage in the vicinity OF
the Square where she can have
quarters for hospital ward and Tor
sleeping rooms for men and women
who have no helter for cold nlhts.
While In Paducah Miss Fross estap
lished a mission in the most desti'
tute section of the city and 1t flour
ished so we'll under her guidance Il
will be made Wesley House. Miss
Frost looks we'll after her summer IN
Kentucky and her many friends are
glad to welcome her home.
Frank Levick, 27 years old, resid
ing with his father near Laddonla
Was discovered Friday night near thu
Mexico Brick Co. plant in e. Mex
lico, with a severe scalp wound an'
his lin cut. When brought up tow
for medical aid Levick said he coul'
not remember whether he had bee
the victim of thugs or had faiie
from train.
His head had to have four stitche
taken in it and his lip was ais
sewn up. He spent the night at Ht
tel Clarkson and was taken home Sa
urday afternoon.
Jim Gardiner the Moberly negl
who was shot here Tuesda
while attempting to make his g
: cape from Constable Sam Waiia'
who had arrested him now
he home of Nan Collins, on sou'
!. Fourth street in Moberly, Is deo
He succumbed to hiswounds Thur
day night. :,
rhe bullet struck the negro's d
! bone and. glancing upward, lodge
/ in his bowels. where it remains. II
!. negro was brought to Moberly art
t the shooting. :,
: The particulars Of the shootn
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

BIG SALE
Of big Blankets Sept, 4 to 14th at
McLoney's.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

When you get cool. think Of the
big Blanket Sale. at 4...s-
McInnsy's.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

That Mexico has a corps OF skill
ed surgeons was demonstrated Oh
Tuesday morning, when Dr. j. H.
Moore removed one and a quarter
mound tumor from the left side
~ the 2 years old child of Geo. b.
Roblfing of New Florence. The
child was born with the growth, al
though of a smaller size than the
one removed Tuesday. 1t was only
a small red spot at first but as the
oh,ld grew. the tumor grew until l.
became very large.
The tumor or growth was oc~'eu
inst outside and a little to me rien'
of the arm-pit, and extended unue'
Nc arm and backwards. There are
two other small ones that VIII nave
20 be removed also.
The parents Of the child nave lrle'
Cor several months to find remedy
and last week the father called
physician of this city to see 'a'
child. Tuesday it was brought u
Mexico and the operation penorme' 9
in the apartments of Dr. j. b
Hawkins. =,
II was at first feared that an oI
GRAFTON would prove fatal, but 1t wa
decided that this was tho only mean
of getting rid of the growth -,
The physicians who Witnessed IN
operation state it was successful SGs aa,l,a
oyery particular. The child raliie
following the operation, and lis al
nnarance of endurance even astol
ished those who saw the cniia' ..
few hours afterwards II ,as cai,oo >,
food and all hope is entertained y
its recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

Miss Martha Frost is home IRON
podncab' Ky.. where she has been
spending the summer in settlement sn.
sp ,a"r,, She will immediately organ
ize for her winters woIH csap,t,es rs,p
.ho M head of the Associated char%'es
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

McIpnsy's.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-09-02

Eusur. Let Us Add Vigorous hivins Present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-14
PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec, 14-Severe slumps oc-
CURED In the price OF grains and pro-
visions today as q result of enormous
realizing sales brought out by the sensa-
tiona1 advances of the previous session.
The break in wheat followed a fresh
bulge at the start. which carried prices
to new high mark for the crop.
The wheat market opened excited and
strong. with prices up 3SQA to IL @2.
Tho strength was due to covering by
numerous shorts. December opened at
LA to Lag and May at LIN to 1.12A.
Demand was soon satisfied and prices
declined rapidly on liberal profit taking
December sold off to 1.129z and May to
1.10%.
The corn market was subjected to gen.
eral liquidation which resulted in de-
clines OF l cent or more compared with
the previous close. Prices at the opening
were is to y OK lower with December
Within n few minutes the price of De-
cember had dropped to 62l1 and May
to 6s.
Oats displayed relatively more firm
ness. but prices declined moderately be-
cause of considerable proht-taking Op-
ening quotations were unchanged to
Is lower. with December at 41M and May
ct 45 to 457s. Later the December deliv-
cry sold at 43B @44. May Mt 47s@45.
Liberal hog receipts caused a severe
slump In the price of provisions early In
the day. the declines being in some In
stances 37A cents. Total arrivals of
hogs mere today were nearly 10000 head
In excess of the estimated amount
Prices at the opening were 2h cents
higher to 2711 cents lower, the gain be-
ing in January pork. which showed some
Steadincss at the start
Wheot-The market continued weak all
day, prospects of increased receipts hav-
ing depressing effect during the final
half of the day. The low point for De-
cember was 1.12h- May sold or to 1.10%.
The December option rallied q trifle late
in tho day but the market In general
closed weak. with prices s@h higher
to %@% lower. Final figures on Decem-
Der were lib and on May 1.1o%,
Corn-Longs and cash houses sold free
ly all day and prices failed to recover
from the early decline. The close was
weak, with December 1& lower at 62h
May was down n at 66Is.
Close.Wheat-Dcc.. 1.1S, May, 1.1O%;
July. 99% 81.oo.
Corn-Dec.. s2ls; May. e0M; July. e5N
On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-14
STOCKS IRREGULAR
RATHER WEAK

New York. Dec. 14.-Thc tone of the
opening stock market today WAS slightly
Irregular, but gains were In the major
ity. The volume of business was modor-
ate. Utah Copper and Colorado Fuel
rose and Kansas & Texas and Ameri-
can Smelling %. Rock Island showed
the effects of realizing and with Ana
conda and 500 line declined large frac-
tons
There was some aggressive buying for
n time, under which Reading rose ~
Southern Pacific IA and Union Pacific,
500 line and Pittsburg coal preferred J.
subsequently. realizing wiped out tho
greater portion of these advances. There
was also some heavy selling of recent
ly active specialties The market was
holding fairly steady at IL o'clock.
Slight rallies followed the reaction but
an easier tone became manifest before
noon- Pittsburg c. c. & st. l.. rosc /,
A fow of the less active specialtics
moved widely without affecting the rest
of the list which was almost motionless.
Lackawanna sold % points higher.
southern Railway preferred 2A and
Northwestern 2. United States Express
yielded AZ, General Chemical 1M In
tcrnntional Harvester IA and American
Mailing preferred l.
Reading weakened suddenly and went
down over points from Its high price
of the morning, which led to moderate
selling at other points, the market sog-
ging quite generally TO below yesterdays
closing.
The market closed weak. Readings
dip to ~ below last night further weak
encd the whole market. The Rock Is
land stocks. New York Central, Norfolk
& Western. United States Steel. Anal
magated Copper. American Smelling.
Tennessee Copper. Great Northern Orc
Certificates, Sloss-Shefneld and United
States Rubber fell to l under last night,
Utah Copper II and 500 Line 2. Penn
sylvanIa was lifted to 135% and checked
the decline elsewhere. but Reading
weakened again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-14
BosToN CoppER CLosE.

Adventure. 6@A: Atlantic. 11M@N;
Q. & A, 10l@102. Cent. By @3S; Cop.
Range. S11s @S21a Franklin. 15@h: G.
G.. 12@ 1s Mass. 6X OF; Mich, 7@h;
New Con-. 269l @27: N. B.. 55h "a * (.
Osceola, 155@157; Quincy, S5@S6; Shan
non, 15E @as; Trinity. 10@h: Utah
Copper, 60$s a s; Wolverine. 145@14S;
Zinc, $50 u Corbin. FIX @22: Giroux,
11@M; Helvetia. Ga x Lake. 6O@A;
Miami. 1879 @2OM Newhouse. 3H@M;
S; & p. 16A OF: United States com,
64& @55; U. S. pfd., 52% @5S;
AZ. Com'L, 44@A; B. Coarn, 29@A;
G. & H. $50 asked; C. NJ, 12@16. D.
w. Sh@9, CRANKY. los asked. La
Sale, 16@'7s; Mexico Con, 4%@5
Mohawk. 61@63; Nipissing, 10% @M;
Ola Dom. 51h@52A; Parrot. 2sh @29h;
Santa Fe. 21s@%; Tenn. Copper; 37%@
3Sh; Utah Con. 44M@45; Wyandot, 29t
@S: B. c., 21%@%: East Butte. 1lX@
u; Hancock. 2SM@%; Royalc, 25h@X;
Kew. 41s@ ; Arcadian, 6k asked; S.
& b.. 16%@h; Oh. s6% @s71a;
CT. Con. SM@A Florence, 2% as; South
Lake. 6H@7; Majestic. 1895; Ohio Cop
per. SOY; Daisy. 7@11: Ray Central
2es@M; La Rose. 4h@15-16; New. Utah
1$@7-16.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-14
SIOUX con SLIDING BACK.
Stock Reached New Low Level Today
Ohio Copper Stronger.

With lew exceptions stocks were a
little hrmer on the exchange this
morning. Prominent among the ex-
cepuons were Sioux Con which sold
down to 36 y and Uncle Sam, which
opened at As and fell away TO AZ at
the close
Ohio Copper was much stronger this
morning. from which 1t is inferred
that the new mill is giving a good ac-
count of itself. A sale was made today
at SO. New York Bonanza continues
to gain strength. new high level
oeins reached this morning when the
stock sold at IL
Tintlc Central was unusually active,
block of $4,000 shares passing over
the counter at So. Columbus was not
materially changed at 1.55 and 1.5Th
but Mason Valley was weaker. selling
at 1.97 Y at the close. Grand Gem
tral let go 100 at 2.25, and South
Columbus remained firm around
yesterdays prices. Colorado was a lit
tie weaker at SO and Iron Blossom
opened at "A and moved up to rs. May
Day was traded in at 19
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Three unlisted stocks participated in
the trading this morning. Ely Centen-
NAL transferred $500 shares at rs
cents. Federal Ely loosened up / 600
shares at II and Silver King Con.
passed out 100 at So.
CLOSING quotations were posted as
follows:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-14
GOLD CHIEF DISCOVERY.
Increased Values and Great Size of Ore
Body Excites Comment.

According to the Caliente Prospector,
Which prints further details of the Gold
Chief strike. which was reported IN
The News last week, the discovery is of
immense Importance to the stockholders
OF that company, and to the district at
large. The Prospector says:
While preparing the foundations for
the hoist and engine a foot OF dirt was
removed. disclosing the true ore body,
and indicating that the original dcvel-
opment had been IN an immense slide,
and into smaller and poorer vein. The
new body shows higher values, and In
dicationS are that II Is of great extent
Men were put to work at the 300-foot
level In the shaft-which is run on a 30
degree incline-and they attacked tho
lime formation which had been re-
garded as the hanging wall This was
found to be lG feet thick, at which dis
tance the new ore body was again en-
countered at point probably $50 feet
lower and 100 feet distant.
1t appears that the shaft was run
along and above a quartzite Slide OF
stringer, and. instead OF following the
body, WAS really prosecuting It, The
case with which the rock is mined can
be gained by the fact that augers in
stead OF drills are used. Already 40
feet square on the surface has been
stripped, and the expanse of ore Is q
sight that Is arousing the enthusiasm
of every owner and prospector in the
district
The Gold Chief property Is located
eight miles from Caliente, in the Chief
mining district. and consists of eight
claims 1t is a gold quartz proposition,
showing contact vein on the 20O-foot
level that Is q feet wide and aver
ages $11.5T per ton. The hanging wall
IS a smooth lime formation ard admits
of easy mining. Owing to the chanac-
ter of the formation. the ore can be
mined for an average of 35 cents ton
II readily answers to the cyanide treat.
n,ent, and tests show that 80 per cent of
the values can be secured by this sim
pie process
The workings at present consist of a
300-foot shaft with various cross-cuts,
IN which 1900 tons of ore have been
blocked out The company have decid-
ed to put in $4,000 plant as soon as
the weather permits. and are at present
installing a hoist and pump station. The
pump station will be situated at what
is known as the "Six-mile station"