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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
staot nmO Gonntb.

- Sn 2adamauna @Ount1, muroen
i'm uerfloiienen Sabr BON ben uerldie.
oenen Srauereien ins9eiammt All ABB
Sdier Bier sebraut.
= @ebilfspbftmeilter Q. gg. YOwell,
Der leit mebreren Boden in leiuer 9Bob.
nuns al Siuosu StraBe iebr tranf bar.
nieoerliest i6eint nod immer ni6t
auber @eiabr gu iein.
- unterbanolun9en fiuo ge9enmGrtig
i'm 9ans, nm jene Brauersien bon bier
uno Der giuhbarihaft. Die ni6t CUR
Fennipluania Central Brau @ompanie
9eboren, ebenfalls in siner Combination
ju ueridmCl;en.
= WiOr9en (6rsitas) lit Der bunbert.
idbrise @eburtstas oes unuereebliden
abrabam SincOln. Durd) @on9rebbe.
l6lnB lit Der Gag Elm seiesliher 6eiers
tas nno alien auieiden nad mirb Der,
Ielbe allentbalben 9roBartis sefeiert.
= -Serr SObn u. 9. Muidus, gater
BON PrOf. Paul Wtuiaus. ueritarb am
Dienitas yta6t in Der WObnuns ieines
Sobnes on Ribse 9iow, na6oem er felt
Swsi Sabren leioeno seipeien mar. Den
VeritOfbenen iiberleben bic gBittme 70,
wie bic SObus Ruut unO Mar.
= 9idditsn DOnusritas abenb. ben
18. Sebruar. finbst In Der Sieoerfrans
9alle Der iabrlide Dtastsnball bss
~@i6entranS" itatt, lit jebOf. nie idon
bemerft, nur fir Die Wfit9lieber un6
oeren Samilien. Oas @Omits fat ale
Sorbereitunsen setrOffen. nm ben Tbeils
nebmeru sinsn re9t uerSniisten abenb
3u bersiten.
- Wis gerp0bnlif, baben bic gBirtbe
bis ;ur lesten Wiinute ssmartet, nm
ibre Gpplifationen fur S6anfliseuien
eintrasen 5u laiien. oenn bis Samitas
nm pfitternaht wuren 1908 einsetrassn
por6en, ooer msbr mis lsstes Sabr.
IS wiro aliO i'm laufenOen Sabr fsin
Wtanssl on Pldssn sriitiren. mo man
Ieiuen Durit l6iden fam.
= Die Office Der @limar Dental
Manufacturins @Ompanis in bsm Goal
@r6anss @sbduoe on 0pOmius sluenue
'wurbs Sonnta9 Wtorsen bon Ginbre.
dern bsimseiudt, weI6e bic @eloipinoe
6ffnsten uub berielbsn 81. 500 psrtb
@oloplatten eutnabmeu, iopie 500 In
8uarselo. Der @inbrud, oeutst an,
ouB bic @inbreaer ibr Sad sriinOlid
uerftebsn.
- @sriidtsweiie perlautet. oas &c.
piHe Stuotrdtbe iid Der 0uoelsi Idul'
big 9smadt baben. inbem 3uerit eins
Sorlass sssen cine GOmpanie einssrsi6i
wuros uno Elm @omits Die 8samtsn Der
@pmpanie beiuhten unb benielben 40
ueriteben Subsn, buB Die 8sjablunq einsl
sswiiien Summs nOtbis iei. nm BIZ
Sorlass usri6winbsu su luheu. SO er'
sab ii6 ipdter, oaB bic biesbesiislihl
ReiclutiOn peridwunosn iit unb 3ul
3eit ni6t aufSefuubsn werosn fOnnts.
= Der Motormann Sowarb perlol
am 5reitas Wtorssn Inn llbr bic Son
trolle eiues Pstersburs 8abnwasens
uno on Der @de pon WiulbsrrD Strae,
uno Wiabiion auenue fradte berielbl
oann in ben gBascn bes Soiepb 8intro
uOn Stupmono Court. Der porOsr
Ebeil Oes 8abnwasens uub Der sluf
fanssapparat wuroen tbeilweiie ger
trHmmert, Der Motormann bur1 @las
iplitter leiht uerlest uno Sinfrol ab9e
worfeu uno an Der Quite uerlest. Di
Paiiasiere wurben gut aufseriittelt, snt
famen uber obne Serlesunseu.
re- llnterridt I'M 3lauieripiel er
tbeilt uuter stnitisen Seoinsunsei
5rdulsin emma 5ren. 519 Pine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11

No. s.-Alle des Verklagten Rechte, Titei
zu und Unforeseen in dem folgend be-
selend I'M der Dreizehnten Ward der
Stadt Scranton. Lackawanna County und
Staat Pennsylvania, bekannt ais Lot No.
1 i'm Block No. sos. vie gezeigt auf der
Karte betitelt, .,Meylerts Addition zu der
Stadt Scranton und Green Ridge" ge-
| seichnet Won d. Coughlan i'm Maerz. 1858,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11

No. All jene gewissen zwei Stricken
oder Parzellen Land, gelegen und legend
in dem Township Roaring Brook. Lacka-
wanna County und Staat Pennsylvania,
begrenzt und besehrieben vie folgt, nem-
Itch:
Erster Strich.-Anfangend an elmer
Pfosten und Steinecke 25 Fusz Won dem
Centrum der Erie und Wyoming Valley
Eisenbahn. fuehrend in oestlicher Rich
tung entlang der LIME Won Land vor
Sarah und Byron Buckingham 294 Fusi
gu elmer Pfosten und Steinecke. damn ir
noerdlicher Richtung entlang Land del
verst. Martha Finch 40 Fuse zu einei
Stein und Pfostenecke. damn In west
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
Oauffa0nu9.

Wir banisn alien Ssfannisn, 6rsunstn unb
Radbarn fur bic Nit5tlfs unb ben Bdfianb
pSbrsuh btr q anfbsit unb gtltgsntliG ben Nb'
Isbtn unb Der 8ssreigune pnirts ptrff. Baiitu
une Bat,rs, Sttp y ptttad, aus ppllsui Der
zen, fps,itl abtr pahor Or. q. 3. S&miot fur
ieins iruifrsiden @orts, BEN DtutiHtn arisssr
8srsin fir bas GbrsnssIsits unb aud ben Blu
mtulptnern. Die Iausrnbe Wiiiwe,
0rau M tna ptttad.
GIlttunb Tar, 9inbtr,
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Seiratbs.Geiuci,. j..

Gin iunsn bsuii6r Wann. 80 Sabre alt,
nit sinsm Giufemmsn pUn 500 ben NeHat
une forIsftm gbarattsr, futt bic 8sfanuif1aft
sintr iunasn Dnmt iptfs Seiraib. @prsasH
untr SblfT 8. y. inb an has WcttnbIair
~ ri&tsn. A.6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
Ounmpre.

= Die 8onoaussabe BON 100000
wuros 5rsitas 9taat on Sapes & SOn
BON @leuelunb. g., iiberwielen, oeren
9lnsebOt bas siiuitisfte mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-02-11
2ebrlima perIanat.

Gin f6 SABRE alter anabs. BON euttr bsutf&n
8amilit, bsr esuiit fprs@tn une Isitu fam. aHe
Cuff bat, bas Dudued6dft su rlsrusu. Raa
mtps fi& Ra&mittaas jpii9su nHb 3 ubr iH
bsr ,,Botsnblait" SfTrt.
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Wahrmft

GristIitt f6Iumnirt nun bic mibt piaf,
9n bee @rabss filler Dunfilbfit.
WGbrtnb in esr Goiitsfrtubsn 6iiIs
Gid eu Self bee fa6nhtn eobnts frsut!
SGlumHrs. bic etr srpes Tag trl6siut
@o bic SpbttH aus ben @r6bnn q ben,
De bts DuIefrs aues ui@t mfbr wsinft
line bic eisbtuesu f4 lpispTfsbu.
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Martin Srpd.

Union Straes, pbsrbaIb Drain, tmpFsblt ~
ben SdpsisTn unb aubun Geutf&sn fit aas
In fstn 6a& tinihlassubsm arbsitsn, 8afsnz,
paari&nsiesn, uip.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

up her pretty nose. Really, 1 should
die in one.'
We'll, Beth remarked Smith, with
his quiet drawl. you never can tell
Maybe you will"
Beth made n grimace
II would. if l had to do my own
work. washing dishes-ughw
Il don't see how Emma stands It,"
declared Mrs. Harris. Its just drudg-
cry"
well, mother, please remember it's
Emma who does stand it, after ALL" re-
torted that little woman patiently, $50
please, please. don't you mind"
"Ithink it's a great little nook, Mrs.
Brooks" opined Williams.
THANK you, captain" she said CRATE
fully.
And fixed up nice and comfortable
Can't say as anything looks cheap"
THANK you again. Perhaps it isn't"
You know. captain. you amt the
only one who's found out the secret
OF making a dollar produce 500 cents"
said Smith. with his whimsical smile.
"IIas he done that?" inquired Mrs.
Harris, affecting surprise and admira-
ton.
"Figuratively speaking. l presume"
chimed In Beth primly.
Il always thought 800 was figura.
lively speaking" said Smith.
Captain Williams had produced his
pipe, filled it and lighted it without
asking permission.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

I've lived Il hard life with hard peo-
pie. Since the day shipped before
the mast in II north Pacific sealer
learned what cuff and blow was:
what rotten grub. the scurvy and al
them things meant. and | knew that
the only thing between them things
and comfort. decency and the respect
OF folks was money. l started to get
money. and maybe have been a lit
tie hard-just little hard"
NO one would call you easy. cap
tain" agreed Smith.
Anyway. Mrs. Brooks" continued
Williams. "Joe keeps his Job. and 1t
amt going to make a bit Of difference
between u.s."
mot the lpast?" she asked. with
wonder
Certainly not" said Mrs. Harris.
Joe" declared Beth languidly. twas
absurd. He quite bores me-"
Smith smiled Mt her and injected q
good deal Of irony into his tone Ms he
said:
"Yes. you looked Us II something
was wrong. Beth"
The captain approached Mrs. Brooks
with an attempt ut gallantry that was
elephantine and grotesque and seized
her hand. which she suffered to re-
main Imply In his clasp.
well. Mrs. Brooks" he said. III
It's all squared you will come riding
with us. won't your"
mot tonight. You will excuse me, !"
she replied.
"Certainly." he assured her. warmly
shaking her hand rs though 1t were a
pump handle. Good night"
Good night" she answered.
Then she advanced to receive the
parting kisses Of her mother and SIS
ter. which were good deal less cor
dial than those with which they had
greeted her on their arrival. Their
osculatory reserves seemed to have
been kept in cold storage during the
interval.
The fact that In the engrossing cere-
mony Of leave taking with Mrs. Brooks
everybody forgot to be polite enough
to say good night to Smith did not
rufile his eQuanimity In the least.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
{ AID IN FULL
by =
John w. Harding
Copyright. 1908. by 6. W. billing
ham Co.

Smith, his hands In his pockets.
moved away across the room.
joe. You know It's your home-our
home" eypostulated his wife.
"I-I-forgot. Excuse me-" be INIT.
tered sulkily. looking ashamed.
Smith spoke up. his winning smile
lighting his face:
You know. its been an al fired hot
about every mothers son is on edge.
Now. Joe. he SLIPPED Il cog. and that
sort Of put the Whole COMPOUNDED ma
chine out of gear. including the cap
tain. But now. you see. it's just all
forgotten"
POSSIBLY. As far as I'm concerned
| must be going" declared Mrs IIar-
ris coldly.
Indeed. yes chirpcd Beth
Brooks now. his rage having spent
itself and his bravado fzzled out. was
almost crying.
"l-I"- he began.
But the words choked In his throat.
and, picking up his hat. he FASTENED
out of the room and the fat
"Will you please take us away. cap
tain:" requested Mrs Harris.
Just moment" he said. Mrs
Brooks. I'm almighty sorry about
what happened just now"
lid rather you wouldn't speak Of
It," she told him.
perhaps have been n little hard"
he said earnestly and apologetically
IL want you all to understand that
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Mrs. Brooks would much rather have
stayed at home. She was worn out
with the constant quarrellng and ex-
citing happenings Of the evening. but
she did not want to be accused Of con-
trariuess. So she said:
III you think we can really afford It
I'd like 10 go. ! haven't seen a show
in nearly a year. Do you think I'd
better so. JinSy?"
Why. surely. my girl" was Smiths
reply. There's no use Of sticking
around here all the time and getting
into More rows. Go ahead!'
Then I'll hurry and get ready" she
said: Fastening to her ROOM
Brooks had seated himself and was
gazing before him with a determined
expression. his hands clasped between
his knees. Smith went to him and
rendered bill to him
Joe" he said kindly. you'd better
let me slip you the ten that will be
necessary to pay for this business
You know Emma don't need to know.
and you amt got the coin to blow in"
Yes. have" he asserted, pushing
the note from him. land I'll pay for 1t
myself"
"All right. Joe. But. take my tip,
when you go into the borrowing bust
ness you'd better borrow from the fell
low who knows he's giving 1t to you
and amt In a hurry TO get it back"
Look here. Jimsyw exclaimed
Brooks hotly. jumping up. Don't you
butt into my business! It's none Of
your affair! And. by the way, 1t
might be just as we'll to remind you
that Emma's my wife-mv wife, you
hear? She married me. no one else
just Mccullough I've been told she
had other chances Mt the time"
Smith gazed Mt him without any
trace of offense but with a look Of
pain In his eyes.
I'm sorry you said that. joe" he
answered In his slow. quiet voice.
YES. | know Emma's your wife and
that she chose you after I asked her
to he mine. and II Is just because !
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

do know that that I don't want you
to go wrong. and for just that same
reason ! want you to understand that
II you ever get into a tight hole you
can gamble on me for help. and l.
l amt always been a spendthrlft
Good nightw
you're not going. thenT inquired
Brooks as his friend moved toward
the hall. but there was nothing In the
tone Of the query designed to encour-
age the great hearted fellow to accom-
pany them.
mo: you two had better so togeth-
err" he replied us he passed out.
When he had gone Brooks drew
quickly from the inside pocket Of his
waistcoat the pocketbook containing
the collections In checks and bills that
he had not had time to turn In to the
company. extracted bill of $40 and
returned the wad to its hiding place.
Emma emerged from the bedroom
with her hat and jacket on.
why. where's Jimsyy she asked.
lie went home. He said he guessed
he'd better not come. as he wanted to
get up early. or something or other"
lied Brooks.
Il wonder why he changed his mind
so suddenly" she said.
1t was . O'Clock when they found
themselves IN the street. and Brooks
decided on a vaudeville show as being
the only possible place Of entertain
ment they could go to ut that hour.
1t had been so long since they had
permitted themselves the extruvagance
Of night out thnt Mrs. Brooks en-
jOyed the change to the full. Watch
Ing the actors and laughing ut their
jokes and antics. she forgot for the
time her worries. and the painful i'm
preston of the early evening was CON-
pletely disi~lled. As the performance
progressed Brooks also underwent Il
change OF mood. and bv the time the
curtain fell he had Snftrncd to some
thing Of his old self and was tender
and attentive
When they found themselves outside
again she was for going straight home
NO" he said gayly. squeezing her
arm that she had passed under his and
pattins her hand nlfectionately: I'VE
are out for n good time for once. and
we're going to have it,
She demurred feebly. wanting to go.
but feeling that scruple on the ground
Of expense which. from the necessity
Of exercising strict and unrelenting
economy, entered into nll her house
hold expenditures. but he brushed
aside her cautious calculations. and
soon they were seated In a restaurant
Of quite imposing aspect. and he was
ordering broiled Holsters and wine
with the air Of a man to whom money
was no object He was In rare high
spirits and gallant with n tenderness
he had not manifested toward her In
many a moon. He chartered and chat
tered, and his animation communicate
ed itself to her. SO that her eyes spar
kled. her pretty face was wreathed In
happy smiles. and she returned his
glances Of love and admiration rs In
the happy dayssof their early married
life. when they were all In all to each
other and there was none so handsome
and so noble minded as he In all the
world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
CHAPTER vi.
CHAPTER vi.
XAYH HEN the door had closed
"" behind the visitors Mrs.
w Brooks and Smith sat


w Brooks and Smith sat
down and gazed at each
other in silence for some minutes.
"Well?" exclaimed Emma, INTERIOR
atively. at last
Well" he replied. between you
ana me- Joe came Us near getting
skinned alive as any one I ever saw"
1T was terrible!"
1T was terribly true. You saved
him."
IT know"
The captain must like YOU. never
did think he could like anybody"
Il hate him" she declared, with a
grimace Of disgust. ugh. what a
beast."
Smith reflected.
Maybe. and maybe not" he unused.
II can't just make him out"
At this juncture the front door
opened and Brooks entered.
IL saw them drive off," he said, drop-
ping into a chair. II hope they will
stay away in future. That mother
and sister Of yours make me tired! I
can't stand for them. and. what's more.
won't! They'd drive a saint to drink.
and I'm no saint and don't purpose to
be. either"
His wife began to reproach him for
his attack upon Captain Williams and
for his general Ill humor during the
evening. but he cut her short sharply:
I'VE won't talk about that: Not a
word. you understand? Not from. you
or any one else. That's flnalw
very well; it's dropped" shej said
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
SUMMONS.

N the superior Court of the State OF Washing.
ton in and for the County of Thurston.
Anna F. Casey, Plaintiff, VS.. 7. ID. Casey, De-
PENDANT.
Stale of Washington TO 7. d. Casey. Defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
sixty days after the date of the first publica-
ti"n of this Summons, to wit, within sixty day :
after the 18th day of August, 1902 and defend the
above entitled action In the above entitled
court. and answer the complaint of the plain
tin and serve copy of your answer upon the
undersigned ATTORNEYS for plaintiff at their
Office below staird. aud in ease OF ,our failure
= Ia dc. j ,dgmrnt VIII lie rendered against
yen arcor':ing to the demand of the complaint
which has been ti'cd with the Clerk of the
ahnvr enIii'ed tuuri
The ahn\r rntulrl notion j. - notion for di
vorcc brought 10y The piaintil against the defend
ant herein. because of cruel and inhuman treat
mrnt on the part rf the defendant to the plain
mi. rendering life burdensomc 10 her, and
because of abandonment of the plaintiff by the
defendant. And also the plaintiff asks for the
custody of their minor child. Irene Casey.
TROY & STURDEVA>T,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
q address. Olympia, Thurston county
Washington.
Date of first publication August II. 1909 It.
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Novelized From
Eugene Walters
Great Play ~
iTAPTER Y.

l'-Ai Liz
u a YNE\ broad minded Mrs.
EFNE Brooks Observed 10 her
v husband that She did not
understand h'r mother
any more tlHH h'r mother understood
her Sh" had expressed exactly the
mental relation IN which they stood
coward each "lhrr. MIS-. Harris WIS
on" 81 those women occasionally |" be
Irt with WI" continue +" iTc"t their
II WIND S"iS. ANA especially thrr
Gr""hup cau-I''FS. a> 'hl.hF"n ana
'"'.l IL l"'n .."'Af anon '-'iH-h;.i. coli
S.''F III '-'F i"ilhd'h Nuil I" inter-
l'I' WIN "'E4' ' ana comment III 'he
.'"'U. ~ lI'.1I'~S ell H"lH'N'-r N'.'ilS-
''i'''" - 'l'I' young "'""'" ON
N.' M moreover 81" WIS Il woman
"!''.E i,'Al"S III ''''' ana d'I''h 81
hi''d ana i'''SS''SS'h I" an 'Nas@cflt'n
UcIr'c 'ilal Gun hSahd 81 reason
VANITY.
Mrs. Harms ana Miss Beth Harris
We're OUT ior roe WIN captain VIII
iaiilS' WHO accompanied 'hcm' ana all
were III "ut"mopi'c 'chne- fier mo'h'r
'''H SiN''r Sr"'t'u iHiiha eH"SNclE.
h'ii 'N'"' cA''i'"'u MS HaHu' .put
-'i'' h''"NS WIS ~" i'luc" "ccul'ieu
ioi "h'c III i'Sl''''ihS l" Her pdrrHt
ei,'" ''O', ~ '''...e It, ne s'alN'" !"
wiz, "oe i"'iilii'il'! "i'i'"ut rehioN-
,"S MS a"t"ii'o',lie c"l'' upon when lie
,'"u pta,e" up MS S"SSieS ana louhd
''i.t,>e,, lace ~ FACE WIN smith
iieii" i"u i'''e' ne Salu py way
y. Si''''.'~' ,'"'i! surprised L" see
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
ITO be Continued.

II you can overcome and inter
your own Impotence, you have pro-
vided a cemetery for your enemies.
The trouble with the most of us is that
when we fancy we have been wronged
we get too anxious to have matters
evened up forthwith.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

THERE is no danger of the world s
progressing too rapidly; for Natures
resources are well conserved. Being
herself opposed to the fake innovator,
she restraints him by creating the
hidebOund conservative.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-19
ROCaE WILL CELEBRATE
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

Phoebe will celebrate. At rous.
ing meeting of citizens last
Thursday evening at Thompson's Op-
era house, it was decided to prepare
for two days festivities commemorate
ing the l33rd anniversary of the
birth Of the nation. The meeting was
presided over by Ed. +. Freuden-
thai, as chairman; while Charles A.
Thompson, acted In the capacity of
secretary. Various committees were
named; everyone got down to work
with the determination to make this
years celebration the best ever.
The amusement committee Is ar
ranging good program of sports; ap
propriate literary exercises will be
held and nothing left undone
to make the day an enjoyable one for
the children.
The consensus of opinion at the We
nesday night meeting was that as a
safe guard against destructive con-
flagration In the town, that the fire
works feature be dispensed with; how
ever. there will be enough other
things to make up for the absence
Of the night pyrotecnics.
Everybody is invited to come and
have the time of their lives. The
Eagel will scream; Old Glory will
be unfurled to the breezes. Remem-
ber-Pioche Is the place to celebrate
this year
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ions of satisfaction over the manner
in which the work of development is
progressing under the direction OF ID.
r. Low and George e. Coke.
The Golden Prince shaft has reach
ed the 5O0-foot point; station
cut and preparation made to cross
cut from that level. pleasing
change has occurred in the face Of
the two drifts on the 3O0-fOOt level
At the Gold & Silver Prince, the
shaft has passed the l00.foot mark
and is being showed on to the deep
as fast as money and machinery can
do it. The electric plant was plac-
ed in commission early in the week
and now the mines and buildings Of
the two companies are supplied with
| light from this source.
Work is being pushed on the Low
and Coke residences. In 4 few days,
the boarding house to be used by
both companies will begin to as
sumo form.
Among other improvements in con-
temptation, is alrger hoisting and
compressor plant for the Golden
Prince.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-06-19
De MlJohN MINE.
Two Car Loads Of Ore Now on The
Dump Awaits Shipment.

President Owen A. Bailey of the Pi-
oche Demiiohn Mining Co.. is expect
ed in camp again sometime next
week when, it is said. he will make
arrangements to ship some ore from
the Demijohn mine.
The Record has been informed by
Sup't w. E. Bailey that there is
enough high grade ore on the dump
now to make up at least two car
loads. Underground conditions are re-
ported to be of a most satisfactory
character, and taking into considera.
ton the size of the force now en-
ployed, very good headway is being
made. The mine needs, however to
be better equipped to facilitate devel.
opment and that is among the mat.
ters which has been receiving atten-
tiou of the directors Of the company
lately.