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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-08
NONRESIDENT notice
The State of Mississippi,
Forrest County.

The State of Mississippi,
Forrest County.
To Mrs. Florence Moffett.
An attachment at the suit of ]. 5.
Lea ct al. against your estate for the
sum of two thousand dollars, return
able before the Circuit Court of For
rest County at Hatiesburg, Mississippi,
has been executed and is now pend
ing in said court; and unless you ap-
pear before said court on the fourth
Monday of October A. D. 1909, and
plead to said action Judgment will be
entered and the estate attached will
be sold.
This September S0th, 1909.
T. J. NIXON,
Clerk Circuit Court, Forrest County.
Miss. oct 1-3 fri
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Working for Oneself.

Business is great educator
WORKING for others often cripples in
oor2 capacity and re, GERS the in.
ulVlcuai a mere WORKING machine
The man who works f. himself un-
folds his psRcrs AM grows. His
Faculties are Gil alert and every re-
SoUr'e taxed 70 the utmost to briny
aoput best 'esults. The struggle to
get OF fevC ops The BEST that is IL
'A"nbouu-oLese are the points IL
favor II business life. but they are
Offset - I.anY risks
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-08

We have engaged an expert UNI
bre'la repairer and are prepared to
do recovering and first class repair
work. 200 West Pine street. Home
Supply Co. 4-eod-st
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POINTERS ALL BUSINESS
MEN OUGHT TO KNOW

VIEWS REGARD
ING HIS COMPETITORS, and you
may be sure the remarks attributed
to them, are not penned in an eulog-
CYSTIC strain.
, Let your competitor alone-he may
have troubles of his own.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-08

fis prir'7 Necessity.
The under dog coesnt care nncn
FOR sympathy. he wants assistance
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-08
Attracts Bright Men.

The advertising field has attracted
many of Americas brightest men,
and any young man starting out in
life could be proffered no better ad-
vice than to closely study the adver-
Using columns Of his local newspapers
as means OF a rapidly acquired bus
mess education and a synopsis of a
salesmans requirements, especially SO
as advertising today is being utilized
as a lever to almost any and every
undertaking-iu TACT, is being taken
advantage Of by even professional
men in nearly every professional call
ing.
Advertising is to a business what
electricity is to a motor-the force
and power that propels the CONNER
cial machinery and makes the wheels
go around. The more good advertis-
ing-the more success. Advertising
is the vital spark that keeps the flame
of business future ever bright-it is
the perpetual motion of commercial
activities.
Such, indeed are the true funda-
mentals of advertising.
PREJUDICE. PRUDENCE. PEN.
URY, is THE EPITAPH THAT
SHOULD ADORN THE TOMBSTONE
OF MANY UNSUCCESSFUL BUSI.
NESS HOUSES.
TINE is FLEETING. ADVERTISE
AND SUCCEED.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-15

The Wolff Saw Mill has nearly
completed the Job of saving for Pierce
Blackburn.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. w. II. Brown of Eth
ridge, Tennessee. She formerly lived
at Brownsville near Rockbridge, this
county, but in the autumn of 1906,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown moved to Tenn
essee, where she died of pneumonia
April sth.
Mrs. Thomas Luta has an attack of
pneumonia at present.
Rev. Levi Davis of near Morgan's
Chapel, died last Thursday Of pncu-
monia. He was in his 10Th year,
Funeral services Saturday at Nor
gan's Chapel, conducted by the Rev.
Conkle of the u. II. church. The de-
ceased was brother of former Coun-
ty Surveyor Jesse Davis. Rev. Davis
was for many years minister In the
Baptist church, but for the last ID or
20 years had been q member of the u.
b. church. Rev. Davis always took q
great interest in church work and
always contributed very generously
for the support of the church. He
was ever Jolly and cheerful with u
kind word for every body. Rev. Davis
will he much missed in the church as
he was never absent when IT was
possible to attend.
Miss Maysie White broke bread
with her brother, Joe II. White last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Stump has a severe at
tack of throat trouble at present.
Jos f. Brashares has returned from
Montana.
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Fighting Consumption

Acting upon the order of Gov
Harmon the state board of agricul
ture has moved into the thick OF
the fight to check the savages OF
consumption in Ohio.
Startling information reached
the governor late today concerning
the condition of cattle owned at the
various state institutions. AT a
hastily called meeting of the board
Of agriculture arrangements were
made for careful inspection of
cattle owned by the institutions all
over Ohio. All diseased cows are
to be shot. Ii impossible the state
authorities will find way to eX-
tend the inspection to herds owned
by dairymen and all persons dealing
in milk and dairy products. The
matter is regarded as an emergency
of the gravest character by the
state officials.
Gov. Harmon moved quickly af-
ter hearing report of the examin'
alton of the herd of forty at the
Soldiers aud Sailors, Orphans,
home at Xenia. The entire milk
supply for the 100 inmates of the
home has been obtained from this
herd. Out of the forty cattle at
the home thirty-one were found to
be infected with tuberculosis.
Twenty three of the cows are so
badly diseased that they will be
killed this week. The rest of the
herd will b. isolated and given an.
other examination two months
hence.
The governor at once asked for
an immed ate meeting of the emer-
gency board at which the whole
situation will be canvassed. He
then ordered the state board of
agriculture to get busy. The
tubercular inspection will be con-
Quoted under the direction of DR..
Paul Fischer, state veterinary.
Experts will be employed to assist
in the work. No money will be
spared, it is announced, in the
campaign to wipe out all diseased
cattle.
Practically all the state institu-
tions have their own cattle from
which all milk used by the state
wards is secured.
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Death of Francis Marion CraW-
ford.

The many friends and admirers
on the great NOVELIST Francis Mar
ion Crawford will be sorry to know
of his death at Sorrento, Italy, on
Friday of last week, Good Friday.
He. was great thinker and great
man, and had many readers in this
country. His novels that attract
ed attention in this country were
"Palaco of the King and can
American Politician.' This great
author certainly had great know
ledge of the worlds affairs, and
had beautiful way of telling
them. He was personally good
man in his family, and his home
life is benediction in many homes
of the world.
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at present. .

at present.
p. +. Dupler and family, Of
Rockbridge, and Thomas Kline
and wife, of Logan, spent Easter
Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Kline.
Mrs, Carrie Dupler, of Rock
bridge, end Mrs. l. l.. Miller were
Logan shoppers Saturday.
Charley Woltz and family spent
Easter Sunday with Jacob Big.
ham.
Mrs. Dovie Green G 'ntemplates
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Z. F.
Dupler, of Rockbridge.
Miss lsla Kline called on Mrs.
Ella Matthias, Friday.
Mrs. Fanny Edwards is on the
sick list. GERALDINE,
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Blue Ridge

Easter is thing of the past.
1t was enjoyed by the people on
this ridge in old style, eating eggs
and swapping stories.
There was plenty of snow to
make potatoes grow last week.
Noah Harsh went to town Satur-
day.
The dogs made a raid on Will
Funk's sheep Saturday night and
crippled quite number of them.
Dayid Shultz and daughter
Grace, of Lape', Indiana, were
visiting in this vicinity the past
week.
The Misses Ethel and Clara
Beougher and Harvey, Raymond
and Clarence Beougher, of Webb
Summit, visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Shultz,
sunday.
G. w. Beougher and wife were
the Sunday guests of Squire
Shultz.
Wesley Snider and wife, of Lo-
gan, spent Sunday with his mother
at this place.
Fred Reinstettle, of Peter Run,
had barn raising lust Friday.
Henry Clark was Logan visitor
Saturday.
Squire Shultz is looking up the
wealth of the township as assessor.
Lewis RGdman and Jerome Shaw
the damage done to
Will Funk's sheep by the dogs
Saturday night.
Elmer Harsh and son Carl, of
Logan, were ON the ridge Sunday.
Ed Barker was in Logan ON
business Saturday.
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Pleasant Valley

Church at Fairview Sunday, was
well attended.
Mr.. Chas. Boiling and wife were in
Logan, Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. Conkel and family visited
Micheal Engle Of near Ilesboro, Sun
day.
Mr.. Jacob Stiverson moved his fam
lily and goods on his farm near Gibi-
sonville, Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Clark and sons of Gibi-
sonville, are building farm for 1.
Nancurren, at this writing
Mr.. Homer Evans attended church
at Scott's Creek, Saturday night.
Mr.. Solo mon Lenz and wife made a
business trip to Enterprise, one day
last week.
Those who spent Easter with l..
Vancurren and family, were: Chas.
lies and family of Enterprise, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murray and Della Pleuk-
harp of Vinton county, Harvey Bow
ers and family Of Logan, Louis Hans
ley of Rockbridge, and Mr.. Chas.
Zeigler of Logan.
Some of the young folks of our
valley, attended church at Antioch,
Sunday night.
Mrs. Jacob Cotterman called on
Mrs. Harrison Nihiser, one day last
week.
Rev. II. +. Lyons spent Saturday
night with I. Vancurren and family.
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Pleasant Hill

We are having some spring
I weather at present.
Mrs. Wesley Matthias had for
her Sunday guests Jacob Kline,
wife and two daughter, Forest and
Isla, p. f. Dupler, wife and chill
dren, of Rockbridge, and Mrs.
Lillian Mason and little daughter
Mary, of Lancaster.
Mrs. Alice Beougher called on
Carrie Dupler, of Rockbridge, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Anna Pitman called on her
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Matthias,
Monday.
Joseph Woltz made business
trip to Rockbridge, Saturday.
Miss Isla Kline spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. P. f. Dup.er,
of Rockbridge.
G. W. Dupler lie on the siek list
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Assessors Meet.

The twentyone assessors of this
county met at the County Audi
tors office Monday, and received
their supplies and instructions in
the work. They also agreed upon
the several valuations that are com.
mon to them all. The following
is list of valuations that will
govern them by their agreement:
CAT meeting of the Township
Assessors, held in pursuance of
law, at the office Of the County
Auditor, the Board thus constitut-
ed, agreed upon the following
average values of Personal Proper.
ty for taxation for the year 1909,
viz:
Horses, 1st Glass, from 1925 to
$3.50.
Horses, 2nd Class, from $50 to
$75.
Horses, 3rd Class, One and Two
Years Old, from 500 to $50
Mares, lst Glass, from 1925 to
$3.50
Mares, 2nd Glass, from 500 to
S75.
Mares, 3rd Class, One and Two
Years Old. from 800 to $50.
Cows, from $40 to $50.
Neat Cattle, estimated weight,
from 33c to &c.
Sheep, Common. per head, from
~ 90 to $3 90.
Sheep, Graded, per head, from
$3 90 to IS 90.
Hogs, Fat, estimated weight, Sc.
Hogs, Stock, estimated weight,
Be-"
The following are the names of
the assessors of the different pre-
cincts:
Benton Up, ..~. .........-..,Charley Shaw
rails Up. ..."..,.........""..... Eph Shultz
Gore .,,,....,.,......,....,.... -Chas. Williams
Green, lst precinct Frank Graham
Green, 2nd precinct TIC. Wharton
Green, Bird precinct, Jas. Lehman
Good Hope Up. -.~~,..~B Boyd Troxell
Laurel Tp,- -.,,,,....... Fl. j. Krinn
Marion Tp....,..... ....,- .,.,..,.. f.. G. Ruff |
Perry, lst precinct. e. f. Imler
Perry, End precinct Jas. Thomson
Salt Creek precinct VIM. Virgins
starr precinct ..... VIM. Armstrong
Ward, Carbonhill .......u.J. @. Huls
Ward, Jobs ......... ..u....John Holt
Ward, Murray ...,........,..-Joe Jenkins
Washington ~.~.C. Il. Kalklosch
logan, lst ward ........~,....J. j. She w
logan, 2nd ward ,.,......... Levi Blaek
-ogan, Srd ward John Sterling
logan, 4th ward -..~~~ ANDY Inboden
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Good Hope

AT present we can speak of a
little cold snap We are glad we
are getting our winter before the
buds are out enough to get frozen.
We are sorry to learn of the
death of our old friend and aged
minister, Rev. Leyl Davis, of near
Morgan Chapel, but we trust in
loosing such a man, our loss is his
eternal gain.
Sunday School and prayer meet
ing was well attended at this
place.
w. A Starner made business
trip to Thurston.
Fred Wagner will soon move his
sawmill on the farm of w. A
Starner and will engage In saving
large set.
The following spent Sunday
with p. Wagner aud wife: Frank
Heft, wife and children, Homer
Bushee and wife, of Clearport,
and Jake Wagner and wife, of
Clearport.
Chas. and John Starner attend
ed church near Brownsville at the
new Holiness Church called Bethel.
Charlie Iserman died very sud
denly at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Irving Delong, and the funer-
al was conducted Wednesday fore
noon by Rev. Cheadle, of Sugar
Grove, and Interment at the
Brushy Fork cemetery.
j. C. Byers and wife attended
church at S. T. Thomas church,
Sunday afternoon.
Hiram Hughes and wife spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Bert Hedge.
w. A. Starner and son Pearl,
have been busily engaged in saw
the past few weeks.
We understand that Reuben
Hedges, of near Clear Creek, are
over son.
Albert Bowers and friend at
tended church at this place Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. Rachel Heft, of Lancas ter,
has been visiting for the past few
days with her brother, Murray
Starner and wife.
Everybody is complaining of
bad colds at present.
Miss Reber, of near Brushy
Fork, has been on the sick list.
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New School Building.

Sealed proposals Will be received at the Of
flce of the Clerk of the Board of Education
OF Ward Town ship, Carbonhill, Ohio, uni II
II O'Clock noon on saturday, May Sth., for
the erection and proper completion of a two
said Board at Carbonhill, Ohio, in accord
ance with the drawing and specifications
furnished by b. +. Mathews, Lima, Ohio,
architect, and on file at the office OF the
Clerk of said Board OF Education. Zach bid
der must enclose with bid as n guaran tee OF
good faith, n certified check for 10 per cent of
the amount of his bid said check to be made
payable to the Treasurer of The Board OF
Education of Ward Township, and to be for
contract is awarded and the bidder fails to
enter into n properly written contract or
falls to furnish good and sufficient bond
with ample sureties within days from tho
acceptance OF the said bid the Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
TIos b. PARRY, Clerk.
April Is, I-wks.
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Mrs HenderSOn'S Waist.

Mrs. Henderson isn't going to
wear that pretty white waist Of
hers again, because it came from
the wash all streaked and spotted
by the rosip that was in the com.
mon yellow soap.
If Mrs. Henderson will have it
washed again with Easy Task
soap, which has no rosin in it to
streak and rot the fabric, ten to
one it will look like new. Easy
Task does wonders for the clothes
and for the women who work
Costs no more than poor soap.
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Brownsville

Wen, it seems as though we were
having quite great deal of mixture
as winter and spring are both work
ing together.
John Caves and wife were calling
on Isaac Flowers, last Tuesday.
Sam IIynes and brother were seen
on our streets with load of baskets,
Wednesday.
w. M. Flowers made business trit
to Horns Mill, last Wednesday.
Robert Jackson made q business
call on Willard Flowers, last Monday
Isaac Willard and Arthur Flowers
were hauling hay on our pixies, last
Monday.
Mr.. Arch AZbell, who has been
working in Lancaster, has returned
home.
Matthias Lutz was seen driving on
our streets, last Tuesday evening.
Arthur Flowers made flying trip
to Rockbridge, last Wednesday.
William Flowers purchased load
of hay of Nathan Springer one day
last week.
Michael Mcbride and wife were seen
on our pixies, last Thursday.
Laura Morris called on Mrs. Nelson
Azbell last Tuesday.
Mrs. Daniel Matthias and Betty
Roop of Rockbridge, were seen on
our pixies, last Thursday.
Frank Arter of Clear Creek, was
seen on our streets, Wednesday.
The Death Angel has once more
visited and taken away a bright and
shining star from this neighborhood.
Levi Davis, who was born May llth,
1899, and departed this life April Sth,
1909, aged go years, ten months and
27 days. He leaves a wife and ten
children and host of other friends
to mourn their loss. AS far as we un-
derstand his life, he was good hus-
band and father and was highly re-
spected by every one, and we very
frankly extend our sympathy to the
wife and children.
Clarence Lutz made flying trip to
Rockbridge, Thursday.
John Green was Logan caller, one
day last week.
Matthias Lutz was seen on our pixies
last Thursday.
Mr.. Daniel Saters was seen driving
on our streets, Sunday.
Arthur Flowers is having a swell
time at this date with the mumps.
Charley Flowers has returned to his
work after spending part of Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents.
The new man who has rented the
Watts property, and William Watts,
were seen on our pixies, Saturday.
Leroy Flowers and wife and Miss
Jennie Bigham had the pleasure of
calling on the formers parents, Mr..
J. Flowers, last Saturday.
Bert Primmer was seen driving on
our streets, Sunday morning.
David Flowers and wife and Isaac
Flowers were the Sunday guests of
Flowers and family.
John and Edward Bigham were
seen on our pixies, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jake Morris and little children
called on Jackson Morris and family,
SUNDAY.
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NELSONXILLE NEWS

Charles Poston was in Logan
Sunday, the guest of friends.
William Bowen of Logan, was
the guest of friends in this city,
Sunday.
Mr.. Fl. B. Schaal is moving his
family from Logan this week to
this city.
Mrs. Harry Rose of Logan, was
the guest of friends in this city
Monday.
Harry Ambrose of Logan, was
the guest of relatives In this city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Aytch Cotton and daughter
Eva, returned Friday evening,
from a pleasant visit Of week in
Logan, the guests of relatives.
Misses Fanny Mulligan and
Sadie Stoneburner spent Friday in
Kachelmacher, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Vore.
Jamie Monahan returned Friday
morning, fron visit of several
weeks IN Logan, the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Bert Stedem.
Charles Hildebraudt of Logan,
spent Sunday in this city, the
guest of friends
Floyd Wore of Kachelmacker,
was the Sunday guest of his par
ents in this city.
Il. r. Warren of Logan, spent
ssyeral hours with friends in this
city, Thursday.
Mrs. John f. White and daugh-
ter Agnes of Logan, were in this
city, Friday.
Mrs. Julia Dew of Logan, spent
Monday in this city, the guest of
relatives uNu lrltNuS.
Judge o. w. II, Wright of Lo-
gan, spent few hours Monday,
with frIends in this city.
Miss Mary Davey of Logan, was
a business visitor in this city,
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Lsfe McMarrow of Logan,
arrived in this city Tuesday morn
ing, for visit with her son Merle
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bort and
children of Logan, were the guests
If relatives and friends in this
,ity, Sunday.
Harry Ambrose of Logan, spent
Friday in this city, the guest of
lis sister, Mrs. John Monahan at
he Dew Hotel.
Mrs. M. o. Randolph of Logan,
vas the guest of Mrs. Ida Jewett
friday, and calling on other friends
'efore leaving for Willison, w. Va.
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NJ ARTHUR TRIBUNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. +. Walker, of
Logan, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Allen last Saturday.
Rev. d. w. Cox teld services at
the Episcopal church at Logan
last Sunday.
During the absence of the fami-
ly last Sunday, some sneak thief
broke into the residence of A. F.
HUM, but nothing was missed
except pocket knife belonging
to the little boy.
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NJ ARTHUR ENQUIRER

Joseph Dunkie was Logan Wis
itor, last Saturday.
Miss Bernice Coultrap, while on
her way to GAINESVILLE, was the
guest of Miss Lille Wright at Lo-
gan, over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Walker, of Logan,
has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Marion Allen here for several
days. Mrs. Walker, before NOV
ing to Logan, lived in jackson
township.
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Mound Crossing

Joe III. White and wife were visit
ing their Jack Run farm, Sunday.
Wesley Lutz and wife of this place,
attended the funeral of Rev. Levi
Davis at Morgan's Chapel, last Satur-
day.
Joseph Carrel was a pleasant caller
at Ed Floyd's, last Sunday.
James Stump of Clear Creek, has
moved into the Aaron Stair property
near here.
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Morgan ChaSers.

Col. w. l.. Curry, state ccmmis-
sioner of soldiers claims, who is
the official who settles the lcaims
of squirrel hunters" will begin
settling these on May L. Appli-
cations are coming in daily and to
date there are more than 2SOO on
file.
The legislature appropriated
S26, 500 for the payment of these
claims each person who particip
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ated in the squirrel hunter"
service being entitled to $l3, or
one months regular army pay.
There will not be money enough
to meet all the claims, but appro-
priations will be made at each
session until all are paid.
In the neigborhood Of 5000 can
be paid out Of the appropriation
for this year.
The oasis., 1909-10-16

quarters from Alamos 10 Margue- rita 10 avoid the crossing of the Mayo river during the rainy season. and the introduction 10 the SD we'll known knockers club in Aam0s. Mr. Davis is doing quite right and every body ought to follow his ex. ample to break up the club and to give the plaza or paper miners" Il hint, so follow sut and get; as they do harm as good all over lhe country.
 The American Hotel was chang ed the hist of this month from that so narrow and obscnre Aurora street to better quarters in the Calle kosales. Mrs. George Robin son the wide. awake hostess, who Is always unfatigued to look out for the welfare and the most comfort of her guess was fortunate enough to secure the quarters of the old Circulo or Club and to change the the headquarters of that hostelry to the house of Mr. Epifanio Salido. Mrs. Robinson surely deserves all credit for doing the bes: she can Tor her patrons and as the rooms In the new location are very much more ventilated and healthier than before every body is invited 10 favor her with patronage. Mrs. Roh- inson has without any doubt the best meals and the most Comfur- table rooms in town.
 Col. Carlos von Erxleben return ed from the mines uf the Guasisaco Mining & Smelling Company in the district of Arleaga, stale of Chihuhua, of which company he is the secretary and treasurer. He found the mines in very good condition and brought in the sam. pleS of d new iiud which were as sayed by Mir. Samuel Pearce and gave the result of twelve dollars in gold and three hundred and twen- ly-nine ounces in silver per ton, which mine promises to add an other link to the valuable property of that company. The colonel passed the White Chief mine along he Rio ChiEipas at Aguas Callen- tes, north of the town of Chinipas and stated that the newly rebuilt mill Is running at its fullest capa. city during day and night at the satisfaction of Mir. Leonard Pock- man, who is the manager of this property. In Durazno, the next mine in the direction toward Alamos there seems to be still the same lack of water, as existed before the rainy season, as the mill is running only at very long intervals for a very short time during he day and night. The company sent it., q ,ot # 4 I