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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
WILL MEET TOMORROW

Tomorrow when the city councils
corporations committee meets. dele
cations from the Eastlake ANA other
60 urge the necessity OF passing the
ordinance prepared by the public
utilities department fixing a running
schedule for all the street car lines.
This schedule provides what Supt.
Bouillon believes will be a satlsfao-
tory service.
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PRISON BURNS

LEAvENWoRTn Kan, April IT,
Late last night fire hroks out In
the military prison and the historic
structure was partially destroyed
Tho SEQ prisoners were removed IN
safety guards levellnG their weapons
ct Thorn aa they wore marched out
the Instructions being % shoot them
down IN their tracks II They attempt
20 break line"
The fire started In the tailor shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
STARS AND STRIPES
HAVE LEFT CUBA

HAVANA. April The Stars
and Stripes have disappeared from
Cuba The last emblem OF Ameri-
can domination has been removed
IN due order, and the Lone Star of
the emancipated island now flutters
ia its place Yesterday. at the de
rection of Mai Gen Thomas II.
Barr the 27th infantry. u. 8. A..
evacuated Camp Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
COAL MINERS STRIKE

cay United Press
MLEOD Alberta, April THE
international Federation u Miners
today ordered q strike IN ali the
coal mlnoE Of Southern Alberta, IN
East British Columbia. AZ result
Of g. failure 20 reach an agreement
with the employers on the question
Of q wage scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
C0NVlCTS
ARE CAPTURED

SAN FTtANcIsco. April L.
Conviots Alexander Hagan and
Michael MclKcTna, who escaped
from Folsom prison last Monday,
we're captured this morning in this
city, iuat as they stepped OFF q
Sacramento river boat, They will
be promptly returned TO the peni.
Tertiary.
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MAIDEN OF 81 YEARS Is
TO WE'D SWAIN
OF 70

Taxing advantage o. late chance.
aiss IDA Rowcna Bates. 81 years %
aKe with her prospective husband.
Asbury y Halncs. 20 years. marched
an 10 CLERK &. p Gage ~ the mar
FlaEe license window to-day, and an =
'noanrsd that they wished a mafri-
moniai ticket
Mr. HAinea. although on the shady
SIDE # life upooted considerable
energy when he was Informed that
. witness would be necessary. and
he ragged and Etormcd az the delay
pending the arrival " a third party
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WOMAN FASTS FOR
THIRTY-SEVEN DAYS

VANCOUVER. Wash. April LIN
ordor O. reduce her weight from a0s
70 26t pounds 20 undergo an opera
ton for hernia Mrs W. N Etur-
geon. aged Al tasted for 81 days,
During this time she ala al OF the
housework, cooking Tor her husband
and thrnn CONS
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Myers 10 decrepit. suffers from a
sore leg and could not walk half
block let alone make the trip
on the cars 20 this city. and hia
sOnin-law. ~. o. Hlaukenahip. re-.
CARDS the ruling Of the charity com.
missioner as outrageous
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CUT FREIGHT RATE

SAN FRANCISCO. April l..
Promising % carry freight az a rata
OF seyen and half cents less than
the Pacific Mail charges Bates and
Chosebrough have added four new
steel sailing chips 20 their fleet, and
these vessels win be used 20 make
regular trips 20 New York around
the Horn from this port,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
|AN FRANCISCO CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE FEELS INSULTED
MYSTIC EMELEM
PUZZLE WE'D

The A~r.-P. r. mystic emblem
contest has eous e. FInrioas close
AZ q Nueoessfui fantallteF ~ inke.
Hl0ua miude u has been With8ul
equal m the ANNALS II Journalism
Even te,iag tne Mystic Emhiam
editors aest e. rfiaa high with isf,
trFs watch fns neeyiah offee hos
cautrl alninMtt Nnenwt
Toe anrWera in this contest havs
been 80 diKeFxeut a. ihry WNre nu.
msrHua and npt a fsw Nerv steeess.
fui in seftlns the fol- alphabetical
possibilities ant II the emhlnen. a.
though few ~ th.sa uade their an
ssrrfa a. coae3sr a. theY mlkHt haxs
beea
The answer = ~wshssss-a In
ahridsea nlellnaryr TIE embieu
contains R9f the letters a. ths
alphabet aua consequently tha ual
u mogtn ontaiumhie tbefa fram - 90.
extensive wtfh ths Fusitsh lsnEuaee
ta this conaeetion s. uixst o. ssl
60 caH ths attention. % ihs contest.
snta e. the saei that this =
Arru 4
TIE foiigaw ira Is ghe llst 20 ttsams
uhq sae taruuah fhc Hifie pleasant.
~ and whom IRE Star aekmowi.
esisNf go disability "ro fool
EaFsne ffaFpsr cts
eHaNef AHnhemiah Wash
~ ttaru9n tNnKfsY Waah.
lfaH efaaiua HlIF
Mss Merfs Maiisn city.
Mira M N -neara gft#
.r.af ktarN Hefhau WaAh
F. simasNn. giff
are NsHas WHHasaa. Cafr
eth GeisuAn. kirNAna. Wash
Miss hmeiia Hiafnctt
Mfftie Il iiiIawsan
Tsasie "a waFheb
ft 81 EAHHafte
ilafff waid ksnt. wash.
81 a Ma9
Mtaa NsfHitu
wash
Nuesut Holman
tilas NNff fHNann.
tfiktt EFHH Van ASSET vase
Nrs a. 81 Dale
ANna Warren
Iunasu
Nfttan q Thaa4H
Sire fgFfea Perry
Mss ~ 81 hssbss
Charles Keller
Mrs d flsesu. csnsralla. wash.
Qixs 4tane
- Decker
Nefph WAEueF
Milton Asharhara
IT. e Taoapsan.
Mary others came very close %
the soiufion. missing oat By oue
letter Or forming a etteF tucor
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Col. Oreene selle out.

GALVESTON. Tex. April IA
now syndicate with capital Of $40,
100000 VIII take oyer all tho prop
critics OF Colonel " O. Greene with
tho single exception II tho lattora
farnoup ranch IN Mexico. This IL
the giat Of q statement given out
today by Greene himself who Ia now
a. Ei Taao slowly reuuperating after
a seri0hs fi7neaa.
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KINKS SEATTLE HAS
GIVEN TT COLD
SNUB.
l.sdsH Says They Are TO
Blame for the
Trouble.

| Ny FRANCISCO April -
| fmAk saisA may bad 20 TIE m
az II ~ wurk accomplished
III u cAAasers q commeree ~
y fsear coast weFe brought e..
nAw seaetei organization
d A. d suwsnK uui u TIE lnvi.
4ea I / AFty II fapsaesc gneF
Ann 3 ~ eoasf hfcsase san
aHnrlna ssa Seattle have nog
xslst nxsskar ID she matter The
~ Frxs&isoa Gall Tits moFnlns
r1n ~ hrlip~ipx
insals Rssentsa.
~ nmAer n gAs San Fran
- snseg q gemusFce hare
MI A ne eifv las beer
" ss1t II ths Itinerary os che Jap.
ar eEnefehi repfcseatstlTes
~ sla shaftis psy a visls % shs
All uass AT he C1Ambsr az
AensTce memoeep .eel hurt The
Ns|s aAtes taek wxaFei 4aes uhsm
= se4flle caanhes 81 Commerce
3ed AZ iasliAslog 81 ne eea.
srss men II lapaA 10 pa ! visit
! y AlnsAz Ylkoa Paelac cxBo
ss NAaeh aaas IN Seattle Jane
! - meaglen VA mad 10 the
<'la.es q ar clsx haf Seattle.
Plsnnsd lnxtsssioH
- heal ehamhef was consider
p n exienSsen ri a sim la1 tnTifa.
u y l&94a uhen Seattle seat IL
zssSEn Seattle extended an
fxsea 10 the 1atanese e.
~ e e4roaiiion bat fail
4 b nenunn that San Ffnn
ss1 ; e. TIE Pacific coast soms
zss'zs ~ - eTRaniSation 0f thc
eantsfs " eummS rge % the Pa
- tn4st Wa formed IN this esfy
A<r ! pssAihlllff u thar orgaal.
@NH hing dsNrmpsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
JUDGE ALLYN DEAD

10y tnltfa ft.s-I
TACOMA. April i.-~After a linger-
ing lllncAa lasting more than q year
judge Frank Allyn one of the most
prominent attorneys Of the city, diod
AZ hts home late last night.
WAnts a. Dlvoroe-AAileRlng that
her husband threatened her with a
razor. MIRA Hattie l.. umphletto this
morning brought auit for divorce
against her husband. Alvin l.
umphlette. She states her spouse
has Just completed serving q sem
tencA IN the King county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

q 1890 sts $3.50 4 =
FAIR TONIGHT AND Fri =
q DAY: LIGHT FROST TO. =
= NIGHT; LIGHT SOUTH =
q WINDS. =
80 - 4 4 4 = 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
NEWS BULLETINS

WcroRA oony one life was lost In the earthquake which
Yokohama according 20 the kaga ha which
today Many buildings wrecked those the hills
rounding Toxic suffering mostly.
oka-Easman Jones, brotherlnlaw Of Chief
only question Of time
viii searching for the chief
LoNooN-confdena today Hiarrix
King his
In spite reports his condition
serious.
PORTAGE la PRAIRIE, ManFolo~ng eourtshp which
England Chan Sing, Chinese
proprietor and Nellie Elliott eemey English girl married
asst night
BERLlN-The great Zeppelin arshp Zeppelin md
fourteen aboard driven by terrific
Ing having than The
be unable control his machine Several
following closely possible to aid landing
MARsEiLLEs, Franos-Hght killed perhaps
mos Injured when the schooner Henry loaded with 1900 barrels
blew today. known for
the explosion.
YoRKJaek Johnson black heavyweight champion prize
oense, Amy Douglass muato The
bic paid the fine taking the bills from large roll Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

va sh1xn the above TELEGRAM
t.cN19 Tzaael. of the Seattle
etszsv u Commerce.. SAID The
tfE<& y series Of misstate.
1sa 7 art aad Ia 40 way reveals
y IRE ssin4linr
n ss<ls ars that he Invitation
y MN A1lAasse alone from Seattle
Ma Nlni insl,aglon extended 81
'sa'ts TscaAsa. Portland and spo-
~ ehsmAeya wh0 received
sa1fllaiife sord from the san
R'silszu sh4mAsr that n would not
'pats - he enferfasameut ~
? ia5aasse people
Z gaets fsem a letter wriffan ON
hsst 7. ron NJ n b Hale who
l'sssztsd the san Francisco
AhnaeF q Commerce on the re-
aA ~, q japan
Feared Agitstlen.
AisF consultation With the
fm'ie1t q oar Chamber of Com.
eass ~ hcNab believe 7 voice
%Rnrnsnts o. he trustees Rhcn
~ nat they ars not disposed 10
szE p cnteFtaia & delegation ~
.asss e the present time Their
Mlnua. In favor Of the invita-.
Nss passed with the under.
IA, government AID would
MihcomiEg but a. y0n know
senator Piles. our senators
haAingipn we're opposed % any
Sssfiaslon helng made for that
- A. they deemed IL unplse
sses Of tie agitation on the
sof only aif our senators
Z, lzst position. bet ! believe our
tessmsn are Of the amme
80 anf under the clrcnm-
n 49, can see u0fhine possible
~. Z 2 % but accept the lnevl
~. essay II not the eatiro
y. NJ aant Of our recommended.
Made BAD Hlvnasr
~. y ne light Or he foregoing q Is
49,. . nat ths charge Of having
49,. 1850 San Francisco is without
I. ,s sss The fact N the matter
!. /. 20 francisco has awaken.
1, 4, Y sAe realization that she made
! ~, N, serious mistake On declining
- ~ +. ~ Ne Northwestern cham.
49,. =, y ,ila matter and ls nov a.
$3.50, .,.at . correct the error hr ac-
~ Nofthwestsrn chambers
49,. =. iaiih However the record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01
HAM|L- TON
NOW OUT
Of It
HE is SUCCEEDED BY
COL. GEORGE b.
LAMPINC.
Seattle Man Named az
Adjt. Gen. of the
State Troops.

oriis y Hamilton II no longer
Ia charge ~ tho state troops.
Gov haY today appointed Col
George 4 lamplna n a W. ad
iasAnt general Of tho national guard
" thlt state Adji Gen Ortla Ham
iigon'a term expired last month.
Col Iampins had not been Off
cialiy Notified ~ hla appointment
today, but had arranged 70 go 70
Olympia THE afternoon 70 confer
With Gov Hay. at tho iattera 70.
Geemt This Conferences will have
q Do with the promotion Of the
local officer
Col, LAmulnE Joined The national
sHard % this state In 1884 a. a
private and enhnted and went 90
the Philippines with the FIRST
Wellington Volunteers IN 1858
duFng The spanish,American war.
hoaiing a commission a. frat Men.
tenant
Promoted IN Service.
A. a result ~ snerltorioua service
dafing fhr campaign. Lieut. Lamp
Ing vas promoted 60 a eaptaincy 10
the Eleventh uusted States Nolun.
teef cavalry. but FosiEned his com.
niisHloa when the Washington fegi.
NEST came bone and was diahand.
"a Niih the latter regiment AZ Ban
Francisco
Cot iAmpinF rcontered the
Feakp u tho nattonai guard and
haA heUn promoted on several oc.
casionE since holding The titie Of
eoiunal uaui today whru be Naa
pai A. the head u the entire guard
% Tits state
The sans announcement which
hFenshf news ~ Col IamuinK
promotion states that Howard Cos.
gruve has resigned a. privat. sec.
FesaFs % Coz Hay. and that James
II hfoNn has hoen named secretary
u the state board 0f control
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reoiiv. ~ TIE successful contest.
ants will call a. the star offce
they wili he given Feclpe which
II sure cure Or thr Efip aa a
reward for their ingenuity.
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II you we're Char.
ley Steele. the
hero OF The
Right OF Way
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MARsELLEs FrsnosHsht killed and perhaps
Henry loaded with 1900 barrels
blew hsbor today No known for
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PIERCE, okla-Esstmsn Jones' bothernlaw of Chief Crazy
Snake and only question Of time when
the chief himself Will taken Troops searching for the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

LoNpoN-confdenta received today from sarr
King his appearance
causing spite Of reports his condition
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PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man.-FoloVng
many years Sing Chinese
proprietor Nellie Elliott comedy English girl married
atngoht
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CAN YOU AFFORD

Not TO have The Star delivered at your home
every EVENING" The Stars news service ia
abreast Of the times 70 the minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-01

ofe.allle and tho whole Wtdo world a found Il
y y S,.r every DAY and il is printed withou
lns ~ = favor fog just what Il is worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18

workings. Development, therefore, of late in United Globe ground has been largely directed towards this end The production of suitable lump sul- phide for the Old Dominion smelter is a matter of the utmost importance The eastern extension of the main vein, and the parallel veins of the Buffalo group offer the most promis- ing field sulphur which the smelling operations of the Old Dominion re- quire. The Old Dominion and the United Globe mines now yield 60qe of the sulphur required by the Old Dominion smelter, and it is confi- dently expected that dependence upon imported ore will soon cease.
 "A most encouraging feature of re- cent exploration through the extreme eastern end of the Old Dominion prop erty into the United Globe claims, and which was poor or barren on the upper levels, carries very profitable oxidized ore in depth.
 The United Globe Mines declared three dividends aggregating 379.5O0 in 1905, 1906 and 1907, but of late has hasa- --,-ss--l- T4---. --ll-s-+-e--- nue in exploration and development. The income account of the United Globe Mines for the year shows total expenses of $255.06. against receipts rom ore sales of S1SI ,09S, leaving d elicit for the year of S73,96S."
 The balance sheet of the Old Dom ion Copper Mining & Smelling 'mpany inventories the company's mt and properties at s5,S51,13S, ile cash assets are $1,361 eos. The npany's current liabilities amount
 $407.5l1, with profit and loss sur
 standing at s2,372 ,52S.
 he report states that the total
 per pound of fine copper in 1908
 11.55 cents, arrived at as follows:
 CentI
 per pound fine copper at
 be, deducting silver and
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in shape resembles an old fashioned wheat thresher. The nue dust is mixed with concentrates carrying a percentage of sulphur and then it is
 lifted by elevator into a hopper. From the hopper the dust and COR centrzees are automatically spread over e conveyor belt composed Of Iron srates in sections of about etgh- teen inches. By the tinBe the dust reaches the small ignition furnace under which 1t is carried it Is evenly spread On the iron grates to depth of about four inches. AS 1t passes under the furnace the fire Is drawn tnto the mass by a strong suction; once the sulphur is on fire it con tinues to burn and the heat so gen erated effects the eorgiomeration of the mass as it slowly moves over the suctfsn hearth for a distance of twelve feet until it reaches the point where the carrying belt makes the descent in its continuous travel, when each section falls a distance of per haps eighteen inches, dumping the now solid four-inch layer of sintered
 iue dust into a car which carries 1t to the blast furnaces.
 This method is destined to take the place of briquetting machines and other methods of preparing fiue dust for the furnaces. It not only welds the dust into a solid mass but at the same time eliminates a good portion of the sulphur carried in the dust and concentrates.
 Mir. Dwight has been working on and preparing this sintering process for several years attaining success some three and a half years ago. since which machines have been in- stalled ina number of smelting plants of the American Smelling and Re lining company in Mexico and in the United States in the treatment of both copper and lead ores. Also sew aral independent smelters have added he machines to their plant
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o,Ie RELIABILITY
.mises. -opkx

".n uaDaet call on US ln list
 rS and ss3 or e'5 2sis;Is2 zTE GoS SSs lREsPoNDENcE , plain sealed FIpENTiAL and ID
 \ covers.
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IN THE MINING FIELD RESUME FOR WEEK

CCont aued from Page Nine)
 tse cres fed daily into the furnaces Including the C. and A. 1t may be said truthfuliy that more than Sso tons of sulphur passes out sf the great stacks every day and Is car lied away to settle in the Sulphur Springs valley or on the adjoining mountains This snlpsur is blown out of the matte product of the fur naces when 1t is placed in molten state into the huge converter stacks When the sulphur is blown from the matte it carries with 1t much of the valuable metal which is called Hue dust and to save this has been problem which has long been trou- blesome to smeltermen. The smoke from the converter first passes through great fiues laid on a level and in these fiues much of the metal settles and is there recovered, but considerable enters the stack and is carried odt at the top. To arrest and recover every particle of this possible is the object of the method recently put in operation at the Copper Queen.
 4 Sintering Plant.
 A new method for handling the fiue dust and copper concentrates at the Copper Queen shelter has recent ly been put in operation. It Is known ss a sintering plant and it's purpose ss to cement flue dust. mixed with concentrates, into a solid mass be- fore being fed into the blast furnaces. This sintering machine was invented and installed at the Queen bv Mr. A nUfphf former general manager at Caaanea- The new method IS a reversal of what is known as the Fl. and H. method in that the air re- quired for sintering is drawn through the charges by suction, whereas the H. and H. method blew the air into the materials desired to be eeHented together The Dwight sintering ma chine, now in operation in Douglas
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--.-5ng men ~ho have hsSsoEtn to for maf ,Sem .,. to the many MH ex5stence, for te1+icuiar they them pI8 them whole o,ee and get the through would ceI .hat medical selehee
 so much choscntific ss specialists ..,,hfu business skilled ssfaishtfor~sro. We never ho'o We make you .rI every proui.s. eur patients. nrooosition. we We never dsspp0''
 sU' false 'Ioy our ARE: :s..e. of Men and ,rous and Private lntism. DlSisT Contagoass s All Chronic I1ebity. Rheuina Piadder and kio- Women. Nervous 1s;cocele. HydroceTe; Teyos Fistula H Blood Poison Disorders. Pies srtracted Diseases pey and Urinary ost a'7lity Vitality and Coh..-
 ekin piseases-Me all rash. sores an an e,ooe Poison, S- few days cur t-eatrnent gets ,. m ment that "5 5s,d symptom .ad of driving 1t m ln i si every sign ,he sy stem insvveaa nolson and skih u E poison out '.,osuts. o We cure soJe Sa"S
 & other trea ,- can not come O - Worny-LV
 v.o.s s"s..sT.ss', 1.is .se or may De what GS '9 Condition o,,AsOur one tre1,bv bave to be cured sis and 10th siooa what you VII WI 5o no cutting ana |, should have Sist Is required All signs disappear few days xr nIE
 a. w" fe1z1E
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FIVE PERISH IN
 FRISCO HOTEL FIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. April I7.-No more bodies have been found in the ruins of the Hotel St George, at Howard and Eighth streets, in the destruction of which shortly before daylight this morning, at least five persons were burned to death and several others were injured. After digging in the smouldering pile of ashes until late tonight, the firemen gave up their search for the remains of other victims believed to be bur. jed there
 The firemen declare now that the fire is out. It is not their duty to dig through the ruins for bodies of vic t+---r,rrr- t+--,rr- md tiIis v0Tf vii 51 r-Tzen up tomorrow by the coroner's office. Aside from the five victims whose skeletons were taken out today, only five persons are said to be missing.
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col to
 plui
 T cost i, was | n-aA
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DOMINION MA
 FOR YEAR

|.
 SurpluS the United Globe anv nin lDucernins .no "This company
 report retoInDrises sagi si mining 1Ss,G olat@ aetn lperty n,;JI sites most oi nei tne" of the
 ten .n,... mn v.ith the claims ei,.s.it.. 9l
 eon'ig90cIc iEs'6r Copper Mining ss3 E SHIr and 2 conn The -TT1S large vein %n'I an it's cop,l
 s s os o3sF s5Sc tse s i5 s,s@ss lr exteHds elohe io' ground and t.Isr it pgoV eS D be copIe copper bearing y,noo wns1eTT TDTroperty | osed 70 On aieS ieS at ieast three ins gaTas sams there are al,,u1ing nine for about a6lt,.,o tny Hni. In
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