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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-03
HOW DO THESE SUIT YOU?

1895 ACES-0oU ACREO In
Y crop. $50 acres in summer
fallow; fair house and barn,
ard plenty of water; 1000
acres of this land can be
farmed. all level pillow land.
Close to market. One-half
interest in combine, and all
crop goes. Possession Oct.
1st. Price, $4,000 per acre;
the best of terms. :
10 ACRES-40 IN CULTI-
walton; can all be plowed
but 40 acres. Balance is
fine pasture; Is acres of this
land will sell for $4,000,
and is fine alfalfa land. A
dandy dairy farm, none
better for the price. Close to
town. This goes at $500
per acre, with good terms.
100 ACRES ALL IN CROP,
between Walla Walla and
Waitsburg. One-third crop
delivered. House, barn and
other buildings. 5000 per
acre. with terms.
16Oi ACRES OF HEAVY
foothill land; IS acres in
crop; 80 more can be farmed
five-room house, barn for
six horses; good fence,
spring and we'll water. An
ideal home at $4,000 per
acre. Terms.
200 IACRES-16O IN CROP
and 80 more to plow. Plenty
of water and close to sta
ton. This is 405to so bushel
land. One third of crop goes
ats$50.O0 per- acre. Terms.
$40 | ACRES = IN ASOTIN
county-AH level, farmed
land. 16OSacres in summer
fallow wheat, fine buildings
and plenty of water; Com
bine harvester. All tools,
stock, crop, ETC., go at $55.0O
per acre. This is the best
buy on earth. Can make
terms.
$50 ACES AT $4,000 PER
acre. Fine improvements,
$50 acres in crop; all crop
goes if taken soon. This is
one of the best farms in the
county. Terms.
1877 ACRES AT $4,000. PER
acre. Fair buildings, no
waste land; some bottom
land; good church and
school near. An ideal home.
40 ACRES ALL IN ALFAL-
ia but seven acres. Good
house ard barn, spring
water, A pretty home near
towli. Price, $4,000; with
terms to suit.
800 ACRES ON EUREKA
Flat, all in cultivation this
summer; part in crop. Fair
house and barn; $500 per
acre. Terms.
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE
on grain payments. Chance
of a lifetime; this is light
land, but you can't help
but make money on it. Call
and see us at once, as this
will not last long. First
come, first served. Fair
buildings and plenty of
water. Don't pass this up
if you are looking for
start.
AN IDGAL HOME OF FIVE
acres. with good house
barn. wood shed, cellar. All
garden land, some fruit;
electric lights. $2,5O0O0, with
terms.
c. A. CANNON G. CO.,
loom 10, State Hotel. Phone
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REAL EsTATE-continusd.
WORTH-ANDERSON CO

NEW MODERN GROOM
house. concrete basement, fire
place, piped for furnace, out
side sleeping room, good large
lot. Price, $4,000.
II ACRES FINE FRUIT
garden or alfalfa land, abund-
ance flowing. water, good
buildings, 5 miles of Walla
Walla. Get price and terms.
$40 ACRES, FINE FOOT
hill land, near Dixie, good
buildings, good water, 800
acres in crop, 1-3 of which
goes to buyer. If you
are Interested, call at office
and get price and terms.
GODDE-ROOM HOUSE ON
East Rose street, one block
from business center. Price
$4,000.
WE HAVE. CITY PROPER
ty, fruit land, garden and farm
land for sale and we are al
ways pleased to show our
property and quote prices.
WORTH-ANDERSON co.
10 1-2 Main Street Phone SAG
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FREE'To TH !
RUPTURE led
4 New Home Cure That Anyone Can
Use Without Operation, PAID.
Danger Of Loss Of Time

have a new Method that cures rupture and
I want you to use it at my 'expente. i am sOt
trying to sell you Truss, but offer you = cure
that stays cured and ends all truss-wearing znA
danger Of strangulation forever.
No matter whethef you have a single, double
or navel rupture or One following an operation.
INV Method is an absolute cures No matter what
your age nor how hard your work. my Method
will certainly cure you. / especially, want to
send it free to those apparently hopeless eases
where all forms of trusses, treatments and opera
tons have failed. Iswant to show everyone az
my own expense, thst my Method win end al
rupture suffering and truss-wearing for al time:
This means better health, increased physira9
ability and longer life. Ny free offer e too
important to neglect a single day. Write noD
and begin your cure at once: Send NO money
Simply mail coupon below. Do it to-day.
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lORENZEN e. COPE
Denny Building
A FEW SPECIALS

$10,5o0 buys $50 acres Of
Of foot hill land 115 in cul-
tivation. part in crop, bal
ance fine pasture; good i'm
provements, fine spring
water piped into house.
This is fine laying land
and the best place for the
money in the state; easy
terms.
$3.50 buys a good s.
room house and lot 60x410
facing OF city park; if you
want a snap look this up
today. $1,000 down.
$4,000 buys a modern
house consisting of a Z
room hbuse and one acre of
groAnd fine lawn and
shade, close to car line;
terms
$4,000 buys a fine new
modern house and one
acre of ground, fine lawn
and shade; close in; close
to car line. If you want
a fine home just out OF
the city look this up;
terms.
$500 takes 20 acres OF
fine fruit or alfalfa land
out on car line; close to
station, II acres. now in al
falfa, some choice fruit,
plenty of water Cor all pur-
poses. Will take in some
choice city property as
part paymens This is a
genuine bargain.
$1,000 buys one Of the
finest corner lots in
Green's Park addition 7Ox
12O. nne location, or will
trade in on a choice home
close in.
4. L. LORENZEN e. A. T. COP
316 Denny Building. Phone go
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= = = = + E + = + = = =
= WATERTOW POUI TRY +
= YARDS. =
- 1859 Alice Aye. Phone 828.
= Thoroughbred BARRED Ply :
= mouth Rocks. IA few nice cock
= erels for sale. Eggs for Matching, :
= $10O, $3.50 and $500 per setting. :
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HAT FACTORY

HAT FACTORY So
THE PHILADELPHIA HAT FAC
tory, manufacturers of Ane soft and
stiff hats: hats cle1ned, blocked and
trimmed Panafnt@ a speciality.
H. Kaufman, q HaGt Main street.
1-5 If
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LOST AND FOUND.
(25)

LusT-IN 6 O'CLOCK INTEHURBAN
car, pocketbook containing gold
plate and solder and two pennies.
Return to Union Office. Suitable re-
ward.
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REAL EsTATE-(continued.

w
100000 house with lot and
} one-half on Balm ST., one block
} from car line and two blocks
from school. A real snap. Your
) own terms.
S6e0.O0 one lot, 50x1z7, on
) Juniper ST., near Palouse. Ex-
) cellent location.
Five acres, with house, barn
and other improvements; fruit,
} several springs; located with
} in one mile of the city. Price
) $500, part cash and /bala nee to
) suit
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
Her CENT/GiLT EDGE
spNDs.
WE offeH to the investing
) public 7 FER cent semi-annual,
giltledge bonds secured by a
) first mortgage on real estate
) in Walla Walla county with a
} conservative value of So Of Sc
} curly to $1.00 of loan.
A safe, secure investment.
) For particulars call on
DICE E. JACKSON.
} No. 5 Second St. Phone 414.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Two splendid locations for
either milling, Wholesale or
any other business needing
track facilities from all roads
into Walla Walla. One is IS by
lis, and he<other is 12O by IFS,
with tracks running along side
length of lots. For particulars
see, phone or address
c. A. BECK,
P. 0. Box AL Phone 1868
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Wait for the cars at the Book Nook.
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UNDERTAKES
VETERINARY SURGEONS

DR. J. L. MURRAY, GRADUATE
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.
Graduate A1hepfcan Veterinary Col
iege, New Ybyk City. 1881. Office, o.
K. Feed Bart 21o E. Main ST., phone
Main 81, Walla Walla, Wash
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Classified Ads for Results
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ADVANCE SALE.

w T. AMI NISCA
PLEASURE IN AN
NOUNCING TO OUR
FRIENDS THAT WE ARE
NOW PEPARED TO
SHOW PARkSIDE AD-
DITION AND WE HEAR
THY RECOMMEND
THAT 1T IS THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL AND HOME
LIKE PROPERTY IN
WALA WALLA TODAY.
PARKSIDE LIES BE-
TWEEN PLEASANT AND
WHITMAN STREETS,
DUE NORTH OF BIER
NEY SCHOOL AND
RIGHT ON THE STREET
CAR LINE (NOTS PRO
POSED, BUT NOW
RUNNING.)
1T HAS THE FINEST
GARDEN SOIL IN THE
VALLEY.
1T HAS ONE OF THE
BEST SCHOOLS IN THE
COUNTRY.
1T HAS GOOD STREET
CAR SERVICE.
1T HAS SIDEWALKS
FROM THE CENTER OF
THE CITY.
1T n A S WIDE
STREETS ARTISTICAL-
LY GRADED AND
PARKED WITH BEAU
TIFUL SHADE TREES
PLANTED AND MAIN
TANNED.
IT HAS FINE, LARGE.
HIGH, HEALTHY LOTS.
1T HAS GOOD BUILD
IN G. RESTRICTION.
(YOU WILL NOT HAVE
TO LIVE AMONG
SHACKS)
AND WE SELL THEM
ON ANY REASONABLE
TERMS TO SUIT THE
PURCHASER.
1T DOES NOT TAKE
A FORTUNE TO BE-
GIN TO OWN YOUR
HOME IN THIS CHOICE
ADDITION, AND WE
WOULD ADVISE YOU
TO START TODAY.
THIS ADDITION HAS
NOT BEEN FORMALLY
OPENED. THIS is AN
ADVANCE SALE. COME
EARLY AND GET YOUR
CHOICE.
WE ARE AGENTS
AND WE SHALL BE
PLEASED TO SHOW
CECIL & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 627.
3O1 Ransom Bldg.-
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NAY FESTIVAL MAY Sth.-15G
voices wanted for chorus. Phone A.
J. Jackson, at 1915 or 2O2S. The Chi
cago Symphd ny orchestra will &C.
company. A splendid opportunity
for some free | voice culture. Re-
hearsal everY Tuesday evening at
1880 p. M, Whitman college chapel.
3-15-tf.
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THE EMPIRE DYE co. WILL
clean, dye, repair and I press Ia
dies and gentlemen'S garments
Work guaranteed. Wgrk called for
and delivered. Phone S34. "a
Palouse.
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lon If y
lr ability,
will recsj
his is q "
make CIV
title.
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A. o. JOHNSON,
Freewater, Oregon.
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A. L, LORENZEN e. A. T. COPE
316 Denny Building. Phone 901
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

good characterl between II and IA
years of age to live with lady. go to
school. ETC. Mdst furnish good re-
ferences. Address G.. c., care Union
Statesman office. 3-1S-ch If
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la walla real estate is a safe
Evening star., 1909-09-12
WANTED-HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE.
BUREAU.

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
q. $ Turner has opened her Office for the
winter season and can be found at 1919 Mass
ave. week days from 10 to pm. Hhuns
North 6l90 Only first class white help need ap
ply. When colored help is wanted will adyer
tise for same.
HELP WANTED
White chambermaid and maid for one lady.
So. Maid TO for apt. OF rooms
must have best references.
SITUATIONS WANTED
First-class English Excellent white
cook. $40. Two frst-class buffers English and
German Lady giving up her home has an
English chambermaid and seamstress she
wishes to place. 1919 Mass Phone y.
G1gO
Evening star., 1909-09-12


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the big
edays fgu if
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how many ndren her
HUDsONFULTON
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Evening star., 1909-09-12
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED

WANTED - AGENTS; WE MANUFACTURE
and control 80 fast sellers: other firm han
dies them Big Illustrated catalogue OF 40
specialties free; samples furnished: every
housewife purchaser PEASE MFG. 20.
Dent ST Buffalo n auf -Su-st
Evening star., 1909-09-12
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-sALEsMAN-S N ANY
line to sell the general mercantile trade In
Maryland and Virginia. Must be capable OF
presenting q fine speciality proposition and OF
earning $500 more year. Commission
contract Money advanced for expenses. THE
CONTINENTAL JEWELRY CO., Cleveland,
Ohio.
WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO
cover Virginia with staple line. High com
missions with liberal weekly advance for ex-
penses. Permanent position to right man. l..
II. DRAKE. Asst. Supt.. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED -SALESMEN-Ht tNDREDS OF GOOD
openings for the fall rush. Travelling sales
men from 81 600 to $4,000 year and
expenses, and always get steady employ
ment. Over 100000 employed In the United
States and Canada. Scores OF the richest men
in America got their start selling goods on
the road We will teach you to be high
grade salesman by mail and assist you to Sc
good position. We receive calls Tor
thousands of statesmen and place our graduates
with the leading firms of the United States and
Canada. through free employment bureau
Hundreds of them who formerly earned from
S25 SI5 month have earned from 80
day to 81 600 a month and expenses since com
plrting course Of instruction in scientihc
saesmaushp. II you want TO secure n good
position increase your earnings, our free
book. "A Knight of the Grip" will show you
how Write nearest office for 1t today. Adj
dress Dept. 123. NATIONAL SALESMEN'S
TRAINING ASSOCIATION. New York, Chi
cago. Kansas City. Minneapolis. San Fran
cisco
Evening star., 1909-09-12
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

III FA1RMONT ST. N.w.-l SOUTH FRONT
and kitchen with coal range and private
toilet. $40. se12-2t'
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02
EFFECT UPON FINANCE
MENDHA SHOWING UP
BIGGER THAN EVER.

Conditions in the Mendha mine cor
tinue to improve as development work
progresses.
The recent diclosures on the 9OO-ft.
level, were at the time regarded to
be the most important in the history
OF the property and the manner in
which the resource has opened up
since, only tends to increase that be-
lief.
The vein Is five feet in width and
has been followed to the south near v
forty feet; with values averaging
about 80 percent lead, rs ounces ID
silver and from $40 to SIS in gold.
Manager John R. Cook is also driy.
ing toward the north and he not on.
iyexpects to encounter the main Ment
ia fissure, but two other fissures
with every probability OF cutting addi
tlonal bedded veins.
In addition to the foregoing. !
winze is being sunk from the 9O0-foo1
level, while a raise is being pushed
through to the 800 level workings.
The Mendha continues to make thu
usual shipments, while the forces OF
developing are displaying just al
much energy as ever
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02

at the point where 1t was struck is
1T least 100 feet under the surface.
from the Currency lode, ore has beer
shipped which contained values OF
100 ounces in silver, As per cent lead
and $21 in gold.
MEADOW VALLEY DRIFT
. A drift from the Meadow Valley
mine No. was started to tap this
ore body 1000 feet in depth, prior
to the time the controversy arose be.
tween the Ohio Kentucky and Ne.
sada Utah companies. In the prop
critics which will be worked jointly
namely, group Of the Ohio Ken.
lucky, Raymond & Ely aud Green.
wood, stupendous amount Of ore
has already been blocked out.
For a distance of over $500 feet
along the strike, which has ben prov.
en- to be ore-bearing, a series OF
shoots have been opened up extend.
ing to great depths as evidenced on
The 1.5O0 foot level of the Black
Ledge winze, which lies between
the Ohio Ksntucky and Greenwood
properties and still continues to Z
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02

or SO to get things in working order.
In rounding out details. manager
will have to be selected and the per-
son chosen will be a man who has
been neither directly or indirectly
identified with either the Nevada
Utah or Ohio Kentucky companies.
RELATIONSHIPS GREENBACK
In arriving at a settlement of the
long istanding controversy, the Ohio
Kentucky relinquished the Greenback
and Currency claims to the Nevada
Utah company. In other words, the
latter secures all Of the ground ly-
Ing east Of the other Claims const!-
tnting the Ohio Kentucky group, the
Greenwood and Raymond &
Ely properties, and will enable the
Nevada Utah to open up the immense
ore bodies disclosed on the porphyry
dixie in the Silver and Greenback
lodes. More especially in the Silver
where an important ore shoot has
been opened from the 900-foot level
OF Meadow Valley No. 3 mine.
This ore Is said to carry high grade
values in silver, 'ead and gol d
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02
UTAH INTERESTED
IN ZINC MARKET


Utah mine owners are giving much
attention to the zinc industry, says
correspondent Of the Mining Scien-
tiflc Press, since the tariff placed
upon the product went into effect.
At Park City the Grasseli Chemical
Co. is treating the zinc product from
the Daly-Judge mine in the new plant
recently constructed. Fifty tons per
day Is bling concentrated from which
the mining company is making net
profit of $4,000 per month. Some
alterations have been made in the
methods of treatment which effects
q saving of per cent and the mill
is to be increased to a capacity Of
100 tons per day. The United States
s. r. & M. Co. has just installed a
HUFF electrostatic separator in it's CO,
centrating plant at West Jordan, and
2 trial run on the ores from the com.
p2ny's Bingham mines has resulted
II securing 55 per cent zinc con.
centrate BY this process the com
pany expects to make saving OF
zinc which has hitherto been tota
loss of $500 to $500 per month
George w. Heintz, manager for the
company, explains that by this pro
cess the lead-silver is segregated
from the zinc. The zinc carries of
the gold in the Stag and both were 1
total iosss, as 1t was found unprof
! liable to ship this Stag to the east
ern refinery and have it treated.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02
CHANCE TO SEE
CURTIS AIRSH|P Fly

Charles A. Stoneham, the New York
broker, who has acquired interests
here has wired that he will contrib
ute to fund towards pulling off
an unusual attraction herea flight
OF the Curtis airship. His message
reads:
II have donated $500 to the Curtis
airship people for flight in Phoebe.
They must have guarantee OF $4,000.
The Curtis airship has been flown
successfully in Rheims and Italy.
This will mean to Phoebe more in
an advertising way than the Cans
Nelson fight to Goldffeld. The eyes
OF the world are on the Curtis airship
and the opportunity should not be ov-
er!ooked"
The matter has been referred to the
Commercial club. Mr.. Stoneham has
Las been requested to furnish fur
ther information and how soon the. ay
iator would be ready to come here
should arrangements be concluded.
No responce has been received.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02

The settlement Of the Nevada Utah
Ohio Kentucky controversy, officially
announced. has been received with
no little amount of satisfaction in
rioche. While the Record was. unable
to get any word from officers OF
either - lpany In time for last
weeks issue, the story printed at
that time was substantially correct
Tue articles OF Incorporation Cf
tho new company witch is I'd operate
the merged properties are now being
drawn and, in all probability, they
will be signed and duly acknowledge
within the next two or three weeks.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02
PtGcHE METAL LEvIES
ASSESSMENT ON STOCK,

The Phoebe Metal Mining company
has levied an assessment Of one
cent a share which becomes delin-
1uent on the goth inst, with No
vember as the date of delinquency.
It has been explained that owing to
the dull market for stocks the com
1any has been unable to dispose of
it's stock profitably, and for that
reason, shareholders have been call
ed on for assistance. In the mean
time, development work is progress
ng in a manner highly gratifying II
officials Of the company.
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greater depth.
BLACK LEDGE ASSAYS

greater depth.
BLACK LEDGE ASSAYS
The value of this great block Of
ground can be best appreciated by
level of the Black Ledge, which
shows an average of SO ounces sill
yer, $3.50 gold. SO per cent lead, 20
percent zinc, 1.5 per cent copper,
per cent iron, 33 per cent silica and
IL per cent copper, all metals being
In the form of sulphide.
To the west of the Raymond & Ely
or Black Ledge is situated the Green.
wood property. Assays taken from
this property at the 360-foot level in
q drift extending southerly which In.
tersected the enormous fissure which
travels through their different prop
critics, an ore body vas encounter,
ed which measures so feet widestrik
Jag easterly and westerly, 20 feet, OF
which Is pure sulphide, assayine
from 10 to 20 per cent lead, from 8
to Is ounces silver and from Is to
70 per cent zinc, 10 per cent iron, 20
per cent silica and about 81 in gold
This ore body was just recently
struck and no ore outside Of the de.
velopment work has been extracted
On the easteriy end OF this fissure il
located the Susan Duster mine, which
mas opened up a large body Of zinc
Lead, iron and silver ore. This ore
oody has been developed to q depth
II 400 feet, averaging 40 feet In
width, and the length. OF the ore
shoot has never been determined
The aveage Of the ore and charac
ter, is similar to that Of the Green
wood. 1t is estimated that there are
over 100000 tons Of ore blocked out
from the 400-foot level to the sur
face.
The Susan Duster ore body in it
self il al Immense mine and the de
velOpments there are enough to keel
q moderate sized milling plant II
operation fsss many years. This re
Source Is deve,Cued to depth 3
$50 feet; the vein is from 80 to Il,
teet wide and contains sulphide or
Iaveraging 8 per cent lead, is ounce
silver, 1S per cent zinc and $3.50 Il
gold.
Godhe says the Consolidate
coInpany viii 4erecx : mill aonae hers
below The Nevada Utah No. 1 min,
and that it will be so arranged tha
after coming from the mine the or,
Will work itself automatical dowl
through the last process of dressing
The initial unit will probably be fol
200 tons per day, but the plant will
be SO planned that other units maj
be added from time to time.
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BLACK VAULT Is NAME
OF NEW COMPANY

The Black Vault Mining company
is the name Of new corporation
which filed articles of Incorporation
in the office OF the county clerk this
week. This organization is headed by
Judge D. D. Houtz of Provo, Utah,
the basis being the Foster group of
claims situated almost within a
stones throw OF the business center
Of the city and upon which exceed
ingly gratifying developments have
recently been made.
The company will have q capital
~tock of 900, 900 shares OF the par
value of 81 per share Besides Judge
IIoutz, M. M. Warner, John w. Burton
and William H. King Of Salt Lake
and Alex. Goliath Of this city are in
corpOratOrs.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-10-02
Con. P|OCHE MINES
BEING MADE READY

In the meantime, men are engaged
IN cleaning up the workings of the
Susan Duster. Nevada Utah No.
and Greenwood mines preparatory
to the Inauguration Of the vigorous
campaign of Development and produc-
ton that has beer planned for the
future.
Ernest L. Godbe, who will doubles
hold down the position of managing
director of the new corporation-the
Conso'idated Phoebe Mines company
Was visitor in camp this week, and
from him, the. Record ascertained
hat it will probably take sixty days