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Evening journal., 1909-07-16
ODD FELLOWS
IN FIELD SPORTS
COIumb a And Fairfax Lodge
Members Carry Off The
liOnOTS

Columbia and Fairfax lodges carried
off the honors in the l. o. o. +. field
day sports at Riverview ball park yes
terday afternoon. There wefe about $50
persons Drasnut and the sports were
Interestingly contested.
The Columbia baseball club defeated
the Fairfax club by the score of 30 to
>. 1t was a case of being outclassed.
The results of the athletic competitions
were
Event No loo yards dash, in
which nine contestants were entered.
+. Baldwin winning from II. Bradford
by a short distance; time. IS seconds;
prize. pair of shoes donated by Miller
Brothers.
Event No. Fiat mans race was
won by Mr.. Reagie; prize, 8 pounds
of coffee, donated by Heroy's.
Event No. 3-Broad jump. won by
f. Baldwin; distance feet inches.
Event No. 4-Three- legged race,
won by Baldwin and Burns; prize
link buttons donated by Kleitb Broth
ers
Event No. 5.-Shot put won by F.
Baldwin. 26 feet. inches; Emil
Maurer. second. 25 feet, inches.
prize, stein, donated by Milard Davis
Event No 6 was the most exciting
of the afternoon. being a relay race
between Columbia and Fairfax lodges
and was won by Columbia's team
composed of Baldwin. Wickersham
Brown and Bradford.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
SOUTHSIDE TO
PLAY PARKSIDE
Fast County League Game
Scheduled For RiVervieW
Park Tomorrow

South Side and Parkside OF the coun-
ty League. viii play at Riverview
grounds tomorrow afternoon at $50
Much interest is being manifested in the
game on account OF the big change in
the South Side lineup: Jack" Banner
will be in the box for South Side while
Lewis will pitch for Parkside. The team
will bat as follows;
Parkside-Quigley, #; Devinn, C;
Smith. %; Kalmbacher. 1b; Britting-
ham, II: Dawson. sb; Logue or Cats, cfi
Keatley, IS: Lewis or Logue, p.
South Side-H. Bradford. II; Ringler,
%: NJ. Bradford, cf; McDermott, lbi
Finnan. RI: Beck. 3b; McAvaney, ssi
stirlith or August. C; Banner, p.
Previous TO the game Madison and
Landlith, Of the Wilmington Professional
League will play their first game Of the
league championship series.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
WEST END BOYS
In EVENING MEET

Boys OF the West End Reading Room
engaged in athletics on the club grounds
last evening. Paul Campbell and John
Haley won the 80 yard dashes.
The pole vault was won by Joseph santa
Barbara in a height Of feet 10 inches.
Bernard Curran was the winner Of the
running high jump at feet inches.
George Rau and willard Burrows we're
the winners Of the three-iegged race.
Miss Jennie Weaver. who has charge OF
the Reading room, has arranged to hold
two more meets on Thursday evening,
July ?. and on Thursday, July p.
The reading room is doing good work
this summer. There are many children
taking work under the different instruc-
tors. but the main work aside from the
sports and athletic training is the manual
training over which Carl Ebeling Is SUI
perintendent. He is training the boys
especially in wood work and library work
and all Of them are taking great Interest
In it.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
BASEBALL TURF TENNIS
DISCUSS CHANGES
in GAME RULES
Basket Ball Committee Will
Meet in Philadelphia Next
Week For The Purpose

The Central Board of Ohiclals of the
Intercollegiate Basketball Rules Com
mittee viii hold a meeting in Philadel-
phia next week, at which all the lead
ing officials Of this section of the coun-
try will be present and will have ex
planned to them the Rules Commuters
Interpretation of the changes recently
made governing the game. This COM
mittec is becoming more powerful each
year, and within a short time will con-
troll the game through the officials, as
has been done in football since the rad
ical changes in the rules in 1906.
The most important change in the
rules this year is relative to running
with the ball. Formerly the taking
of two steps with the ball constituted
running, but this has been changed so
that now If both feet are moved for
ward while the player possesses the
ball he shall have a foul called on him
for running.
There is also a slight change IN the
dribbling rule Last year rule was
passed requiring a dribble TO be a con-
tinuous motion. This was construed as
meaning that the player should not
stop, but this year it has been changed
so that the dribble refers to the ball
and not to the player, and the official
must see that the ball. rather than the
players, moves without a break.
Formrely the lines on the bounds
were considered part of the basketball
court, making it necessary for player
or ball to go over the outside edge TO
be out of the court. The rule has been
changed so that now the lines are con-
sidered as out of the court, and player
or ball merely touching them IS out.
One of the most important changes
is In the material of which the regula
tion blackboard shall be made. For
mcriy this was limited to wood, but
next year glass blackboards will be a.
lowed. This is owing to a demand from
the West, where glass blacknoards
have been tried and have been found tc
give truer livelier rebound than the
wood blackboards.
The members Of the Committee who
will be present are: DR.. James Nais-
mith. of Kansas University, the ofigi-
. nator of basketball; Joseph e. Roy.
croft. of the University Of Chicago; r
B. Hyatt, of Yale; f. D. Ansell of Ore
gon State Agricultural College, anC
Ralph Morgan. of the University o
Pennsylvania, rs well as all the promi
nent officials of the Eastern section o
b the country.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
SPORTING NEWS
new CASTLE TO
TRY DUPONT
Victory For Visitors Would
Give Them Second Place
In Pennant Race

When New Castle, OF the County League
meets dupont al Front and Union streets
tomorrow afternoon II will be hght, by
New Castle, for second place IN the league
race. Al this time New Castle and River
view are tied for the position, but as
Rlverview will not play the Rivertown
team will have to beat the Powdermakers
to get the place. Although New Castle
viii bring over a greatly strengthened
team to help do the trick, DUPONT viii play
its usually strong lineup and is confident
OF winning. Crouch and Rennie will be the
opposing pitchers.
The teams will lineup in this order:
New Castle-Ieach. 2b Newlove, 3b;
Kirby. RI Stab. CT; Wright, IS; Duncan,
1b; Lawler. II; Baron. C; Rennie, p.
duPont-shuier. ss; Mckinney. CT. Prem
tiss. RI; Harrington. II; Bacon. %; Flood
C; McDonough. sb; Mannering. ib; Crouch,
q.
As a preliminary Highland and Peer
less. OF the Wilmington Professionals. viii
play their FIRST scheduled game. Play viii
be called at Las.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
FAST MILE ON
ELKTON TRACK

ELKTON. Md. July 16.-Between
five and six hundred people attended
the matinee races at Jackson Park
track, yesterday afternoon. 1t was poll
ticians' day, and a large number of
the candidates were present. Rector
a bay horse. owned 10y w. Brown, went
an exhibition mile in 2.15. going the
first half in LOG. This is the fastest
time ever made on the track. The
summaries:
Special Race.
Buster Brown. b. e. Bectol ...... 1 1
Billy Golden. b. g., Anderson ...... ? ?
Time. 2.22. 2.2S II.
Colt Race.
Lou Dillon. b. m, NJ. Jackson ....-. / 1
Stanly Purdy. b. g., NJ. Jackson .... =
Time, 2.52 1-2. 2.53.
Three Minute Glass.
Jim b., b. g.. Smeltzer ............ /
Nan Patterson. b. m. Taylor ...... .
Time 2.52, 2.59.
240 Class.
Billy D., b. g.. Lambdin .......... /
Billy Anderson, b. g., Bectol ...... ? 2
Time, 2.41. 2.40.
Ohicials--Edward Brown, starter;
George Starhorn and Mr., Baker
judges; Howard Jackson, timer
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
SEMLPROFESSIONALS
TO BEGIN WORK TOMORROW

The Wilmington Semi-Professionai
League viii open It's session to-mor-
row afternoon with games al Front
and Union, Riverviow and Newport
In accordance with an agreement with
the New Castle County League the
Semi Professionals play on the Coun-
" League grounds. thus afording
double header attractions at each of
the County League local grounds every
day q County League game is sched-
ulcd The emi-Profossionals will be-
gin their games az 1.45 o'clock and will
finish before the County League games
are called at $3.50 o'clock The now
league is composed of hustline lot Of
players under the presidency Of Alex
ander Abrahams and should prove a
big attraction at Front and Union
streets and Riverview Park every Sat
urday.
Following is the league schedule:
July l7-Highland VS.. Peerless at
Union street fremont VS.. Newport at
Newport. Madison VS. Landlith at
Riverview.
July 2f-Highiand VS. fremont at
Riverview, Madison VS.. Peerless az
Union street. Newport VS.. Landlith at
Newport
July 3t-Peerless VS.. Newport at
Newport. Madison vs. Highland at
Riverview. fremont VS.. Landlith at
Union street.
August Peerless VS.. fremont NJ
Union street, Madison vs.. Newport at
Newport, Highland vs.. Landlith at
Riverview.
August 14-Madlson vs. fremont at
Riverview, Highland VS.. Newport az
Newport. Peerless VS.. Landlith at
Union street
August 21-Peerless VS.. Highland at
/ Riverview, fremont VS. Newport az
/ Union street, Madison VS.. Landlith at
/ Newport
August 2S-Tremont VS. Highland az
| Union street. Peerless VS.. Madison at
! Rivervlew. Newport VS.. Landlith at
Newport.
September 4-Peerless vs.. Newport
at Newport, Madison VS.. Highland at
Riverview. fremont VS.. Landlith at
Union street.
September 6. a. m.-Madison VS.. Ire
mont at Riverview. Highland VS.. New
port at Newport. Peerless VS.. Landlith
at Union street.
September 6. y. m.-Peerless VS.. Tre-
mont at Union street; Madison VS.
Newport at Newport. Highland vs.
I.andlith at Rivoiview
September 11-Tremont VS.. Newport
at Newport. Highland VS.. Peerless at
Union street. Madison VS.. Landlith Al
Riverview.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
TRIM ARTILLERYMEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. July 1s.
The High School came down like a wolf
on the fold,
And Taylor was in his condition OF old;
The ball shot along as If from a gun,
The High School got 8. DUPONT got l.
Captain Pedrick's High School zouaves
met the 45th Light Coast artillery at Bat
terry Park yesterday afternoon. 1t was a
game of fierce charging only to be driven
back again and again. From the trenches
came the High School lads and while sew
eral were wounded they succeeded in driv-
ing the artillery to new position and
planted the flag on the ramparts with the
score to /. Manager Wise is laughing
how the Zouaves took the artillery into
camp. The score by innings;
Fortv-hfth .. q. ........O 0o001oo o.
New Castle II. S. ........1 90 1 OlO Ks
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
FIVE EVENTS ON
MATINEE CARD

Seventeen horses. in five events, will
furnish more classy matinee racing
at Delaware Horse Show Park tonor-
row afternoon. Event No 3 in which
L. p. Miller's Topsy Van and Brook
dale Farms Ruby r., will be the feat
ure.
The officials will be; Starter, f. p
Moody; judges and timers. l.. Scott
townsend. w. 7. Lyman, ]. G. Hart
man and DR.. w. p. Miller; clerk ol me
course, c. N. Palmer.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
FIFTH PLACE
FOR LADY MAY

In the 2.11 class trot on the Bridge
ton, n. j.. track yesterday, John r.
Jones bay mare Lady May had to
satisfy herself with fifth place Wheel
er wilkes. Socks. Doctor Chase. Paul
Kruger ana Princess r.. were entered
against the Wilmington trotter
Wheeler Wilkes won the. face in
straight heats. The bestN time waB
2I2Al-4
Evening journal., 1909-07-16

OF see two OF the famous knights Of the
The injury which befell the national
in a recent practice game in New York
ther play this year The injury appeared
a severe leg wrench, but on closer ex-
that he must give the injured member
ton Is aggravated. his friends say. by
stellar tennis light, who may not be seen
c. Wright, who is unfortunately hors de
recently experienced. Larned and Wright
The former last season captured the ma
Wright held the title for two years and
ander, went to Australia to play for the
it
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
siIverbrook 20 PLAY Elsmere.

The Silverbrook A. A. will play the
Elsmere team on the formers grounds
at Second and Woodlawn avenue at 3
O'Clock tomorrow. The lineup Of the
.Silverbrook A. A. will be: c. McGinnis.
lf; A. Sieman, ss: J. Young. 2b; G.
Crooks. C; II. Blocker, 3bi l.. Adair,
rf; r. Wright, CT; w. Greenfield, 1b;
II. Morgan, D.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
BOSTON eets PhiIIIes Plteherss.

BOSTON. July 16.-outhelder Bates
and Second Baseman Starr. OF the
Doves, according to announcement
made nv President Dovey today, have
been traded to the Philadelphia ouak-
ers for Second Baseman Shean and
Pitchers Ritchie and Brown.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
SEAFORD WINS
ANOTHER GAME

SEAFORD, Del. July 16--The Sea-
ford team hagged another victory. de-
feating Cambridge. Score, TO ?.
Score by innings
seaford 49,. .... ....011010 02x-5
Cambridge .... 100 0 0 0 0 ? o.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
WlIminnton Sian Win.

The Washington Stars defeated the
Spruce A. c. team by the score Of to p
The batteries Washington Stars. VIM
thrup and Lofunki Spruce A. c.. seidell
and seiden.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16

II now looks as If the devotees viii n
racket in competition again this season.
tennis champion, william A. Larned.
likely to compel him to retire from fur
at first to be nothing more serious than
animation his physician informed him
complete rest for some time. His condi
a slight touch Of rheumatism. Another
in competition again this season is Beals
combat owing TO a slight sunstroke he
are two Of Americas greatest tennis stars
tional tennis title for the fourth time
last fall. accompanied by Frederick Ale'
international Davis cup, but failed to lift
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
Lawnon,n New Bic Raeord.

SALT LAKE CITY Utah. July 16.-
Iver Lawson. bicyclist rode the 2 .
mile open lap professional in 3.43 2-5.
Floyd Mcfarland. whose time was 3.4S
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
BASEBALL AT A GLANCE
GAMES FoR To.pAY.

National League.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
American lsaaue.
Athletics at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Tri- State,
Harrisburg at Reading.
Johnstown at Lancaster.
Altoona at York.
Wnliamsport at Trenton.
Atlantic League.
Mt. Carmel at Sunbury.
Allentown at Pottsville.
Shamol1in at Reading.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
Mvere diva One Az.

In the Harrisburg-York Tri-state game
al Harrisburg yesterday. Joe Myers gave
York but one hit. Harrisburg won the
game 20 0.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.

St. Patriek's VS.. St. PauPs at s..
Patriek's.
St. Mary's vs.. St. Peters, at s..
Peters.
ST. AIMS VS.. ST. Elizabeth's at
Sti AIMS.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
Atlantic League.
TrI.state.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY

NESOL > Or 1Eo EhbHTs
American League.
Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia. s.
Detroit. Q; Washington, s.
Detroit, Z; Washington, 0.
St. Louis. 9; Boston, 4.
ST. Louis /; Boston, O.
Chicago. 9: New York, 0.
-
National League
Philadelphia. 6: st. Louis. 4.
Philadelphia, Z; st. Louis, "a in
nings).
Chicago, 6; Boston, 2.
Brooklyn. 8; Pittsburg, 1.
New York, .; Cincinnati, 1 q In
nings, darkness).
Tri-S State.
Harrisburg, 4; York. 0.
Johnstown. 3; Trenton, ..
Reading, 4: Altoona, 1.
Altoona, s; Reading, o.
williamsport, 3; Lancaster, ..
williamsport. 4; Lancaster. 5.
Atlantic League.
shamolsin. s. Reading. o.
Mt Carmel. II; Sunbury. 3.
Pottsville, 4; Allentown, ?.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE.
West Side Teams.

Lancaster vs.. x-Jaokson, at Sy-
camore and Scott street grounds.
St. Aloysius VS.. Washington Stars,
at Third street and Grant avenue.
Newport vs.. Harvan, at Linden
and Clayton streets.
East Side Teams.
Riverview VS.. Billekins, at River
view.
Y. M. c. A. vs.. oriontals, at
Kirkwood Park.
Vandever VS.. Landlit1, at Twen-
ty-third and claymonts\streets.
Brandywines.
Brandywines vs.. Young Ameri-
cans, at military grounds.
Polish Stars vs.. Van Buren, SEN
ate, at Eleventh and Rodney streets.
o
Evening journal., 1909-07-16

Highland vs.. Peerless, at Union
street.
fremont VS.. Newport, at New
port.
Madison vs.. Landlith, at River
view.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
CHURCH LEAGUE.

" M. c. A. vs.. Edge Moor, at
Shellpot Park, at ? o'clock sharp.
Grace vs.. Bethany, at Y. M. c. A.
grounds at o'clock.
Delaware Avenue VS.. Elsmere, at
Elsmere at o'clock.
Old swede's VS.. Trinity at Trinity
at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16

sEMl-PRoFEssIoNAL LEAGUE.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16

New Castle vs.. DUPONT, at Front
and Union streets.
South Side vs.. Parkside, at Riv-
erview Park.
Riverview open.
Evening journal., 1909-07-16
SATURDAY BASEBALL


COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20

Under the circumstances we might just
as we'll put the same in now AS to wait
five years.
The proposed extension will furnish
water for the people in east Wagner,
south Wagner and north Wagner. in
fact in nearly every portion of the city
not now supplied. it will also furnish
fire protection to these portions of the
city. The people living in these por-
tions of the city and paying taxes on
property have been paying taxes along
with the rest of the city to keep up
our water system and for other pur-
poses. Can any one say that it would
be reasonable and just to deprive them
of these benefits especially when it
will cause no cash outlay to the city
for the next ten years? Would il be
just for the tax payers and residents
who now have city water and fire pro-
lection to deprive their neighbors and
fellow citizens ard taxpayers of the
benefits which they are now enjoying
, partly at the expense of the same peo-
pie do not apprehend that there 10
anyone that will controvert this prop
osiiion.
OF IMPORTANCE TO ALL RESID-
ENTS: While do not fear that
there will be much opposition to this.
yet fear that many of the people not
directly interested in the matter will
, neglect to go to the polls and vote and
in this manner the proposition may be
defeated | desire to call the atten-
tion of the voters and taxpayers to the
fact that this is q matter which vital Y
interests all residents and property
owners of the city; whatever goes to
imI rove or city. enhances the value
of the property of every property own
er in the city. A city is generally
what the people living in il make it.
We have one of the best towns in
this part Of the state, and with little
public enterprise there is no reason
why We cannot keep going ahead.
We all want to put our shoulders u
the wheel and boost for greater Wag-
ner. hope that the people will TAX G
enough interest in this matter to go to
the polls and vote for this bond issue
If any one has any good or valie
ojecton TO the same. should be pleas
ed to publicly discuss it with him, ane
if anyone has any opposition to it,
will be only too pleased to call meet
ing Of the voters to discuss it. have
!, heard of no opposition to this PROPOSE
tion and do not write this with the
feeling thatSthere will be any genera
opposition to the proposition, but t
call the attention of the people to ths
matter and ask them to get out ane
vote the proposition.
Very Respectfully,
II. ID. James.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20
REASONS WHY THE WATER
MAINS IN THE CITY OF WAC
NER SHOULD BE EXTENDED
AND BONDS SHOULD BE
VOTED BY THE CITY TO
EXTEND THE SAME.

To the citizens and taxpayers of Wag-
ner -:
The city council of Wagner has been
petitioned by large number of the
residents of the city living in portions
of the city where there are no water
mains and where they are unable to
obtain city water and where they are
furnished no fire protection, that the
water mains be extended to give them
water and fire protection.
Realizing the justice Of their peti-
ton. the city council has called an
election to be held on the 23rd. day Of
August, 1909 notice of which has been
given to vote upon the question Of issu-
ing bonds in the sum of five thousand
dollars for this purpose.
Under the constitution and laws Of
our state, in order to issue bonds, q
majority of the voters of the city
should vote in favor of the bond issue.
Not majority of votes cast, but a
majority of the voters of the city
should vote for the issue.
While ! do not think there will be
any oppos ition to the issue Of these
bonds yet feel it my duty to explain
to the taxpayers of the city the neces-
sity of the issue, and the Importance
of it to the residents of Wagner, that
the voters may not let this matter &c
by default. In the first place it il
necessary that the water mains be ex
tended, not only. as matter OF JUS
tice and right to the taxpayers living
! in the city who are not now supplied
with city water, but also as mattel
of public necessity for fire protection
In the secord place, the city has a
present no available funds to make tn
required extension without bond is
sue.
In the third place. if these exten
sions are not made within the mex
year, it will only be few years unit
they would have to be made unless on
city should stop in growth entirely.
The proposed bonds to be issued vii
run ten years, the interest on them no
Z. exceeding per cent or $3.50. 90 per an
mum. The city has a contract TO
furnishing water wherein it is agree
that the parties furnishing the powe
for the city water will pay the inter
est on all bonds issued for extensio
of water mains provided that the wa
ter rents amount to enough to pay tn
interest. There is little question bu
that the water rents on the main ex
tension would about pay the interest
The result is that the city can put j
these mains with little or no expens
except the actual cost and can have q
dong as we want to pay for the same
If at the end of ten years, the city ha
not grown enough to take up tn
bonds, they can be extended or me-
bonds issued for another ten year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20

For sale. 200 acre well i'm
proved farm two miles from
Wagner. Fine level land. Price
reasonable. Call on or write A.
Amundson. Lake Andes, 5. ID.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20

par A. Sec. IN. z. l. 4 r.: "A reasonable
time will be allowed publishers 70 secure re-
r.~~,s of subsc r,ptions. but unless subsc rip
t,ons re expressly renewed after the term
10, which they are paid. within the follow
TIVE ce,iod W.eklies within OF year.
tn.v sh.,l not be counted within the Icgfti-
:, -. lis, NJ subscrihers and copies mailed
on account thereof shall not be accepted TOT
mailing 1t the second-clAss postage rate VI
cent . pound. but may be mailed - Tue
transient secondclass postage rate OF cent
tor each four ounces or fraction theFeoi'
nrepaid by stamps sfaxed." 9. I. meyer
?. N. General
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20

LIQUID Koal is sold under q
positive guarantee to cure and
prevent Hog Cholera. At Emil
Misterek 3.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20

Fly net time always the best
st Naeve's.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-20

Rrand new assortment OF
: ! ,,,.rican Beauty" and Case
eorsets. just in at Naeve's.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-29
TAKING MUCH GOLD FROM
DUTCH FLAT DISTRICT,

WINEMUCCA. July PA prop
erty that is making good and OF
which very little has been said is that
belonging to Charles Keller, in the
Dutch Flat mining district, about
20 miles northeast of Winnemucca,
Last week a five ton lot of ore was
run through his arastra that gave
results of a 14-ounce bar of gold
bullion and 200 pounds of concen-
trates, the latter also showing rich
values in the yellow metal.
For a number of years Mr.. Keller
has been developing his group OF
claims. working ore in an arastra to
pay the expense of development, un-
til he has O one of the finest gold
propositions in the country. The
group consists of five claims, which
are more are less developed, but the
principal work has been done on the
Bodena. On this claim there Is a
shaft 165 feet deep. At a point 40
feet down in a drift which follows
the ledge there is three feet of ore
which will run close to 500 per ton
in gold. At a depth Of 40 feet
there is another drift that has fol-