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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

Or, YSFbF0uSh, Of Hleeos ukis. Starts
aHsvsnest Lons Needed Tor
Leon County.

Farmers Of Leon county are to or.
ganize and study latest methods Of
farming, as the result Of some work Of
the Chamber of Commerce.
AZ the last meeting, several Of the
county'sfmost progressive farmerswere
present and were heard upon the sub
ject. DR.. W. f. Yarbrough, of Niece
sukie, launched the movement. He is a
member Of the Good Roads Committee,
and q very enthusiastic worker. In
asking the Chamber OF Commerce to
take up this important movement Of o.
ganiZing the farmers and having them
instructed upon the best methods or az
riculture, DR.. YarbrOugh said: eve
have bat to look across the Florida line
into Georgia; there, In the district OF
Congressman Griggs, will be found gov
eminent experts who are there for the
sole purpose of instructinR the farmer
how 10 use certain chemicals and fertil-
izers 70 produce proper results. This
section has never had one of these Gov
eminent men 10 instruct our men IN
these lines, and 1 think that Il Ia high
time that we do something in this line.
Why can't our representative in con-
gress secure for US q man Of this ma
turel We need him, as our soils are
capable Of producing as good, IL not bet.
ter, than those in Georgia. What our
men need is instruction.
This was followed BY motions % re-
quest our representative in congress 70
secure, II possible, q man for these pur-
poses; and also that the secretary COM
municate with Prof. p. II. Rolfe, the
head Of the Experimental Station at
gainesville. inviting him 10 address the
farmers OF Leon county regarding the
proper treatment Of the soil These
motions we're carried, and it 10 expect
ed that the farmers will be called to-
gether for organization sometime next
week.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
lesy in A--speaI
AND THERE ARE OTHER THINGS.
Correspondent Says Tallahassea
Should Bay Everything Pre-
ducad Near Here.

Article in locals, August 9th, 1909:
The business interests Of Tallahassee.
should combine 70 bring as many balos
Of cotton as possible here this fall and
winter.
Editor of True Democrat:
Dear sir:- Why not dwell more ex-
tensively on that and other products Of
our Middle and adjacent sections Of
Florida. have frequently heard farm
ers say that they find il a great advant-
age TO take products from the neighh0r-
hood or vicinity Of Tallahassee % some
farther point, as they receive more Tor
the products and secure more goods for
the money when expended IN the towns
where they take the products. OF course
cotton is big item, and farmers from
far and near should be encouraged ia
every possible way 10 bring Il 70 ITALIA
hassee, but cotton is not the only arti-
Gle that should come under cOnRidora-
ton. We need all the other crops
brought here, and Of course the crops %
this Middle Florida section are too uu-
morOus 10 mention Ia an imprOmptu
way. A list Of them should BE- made
and every possible effort made BY the
Tallahassee merchants and others (in-
GLIDING advertising for them), % induce
faFmera 10 bring them 10 Tallahassee By
all means The purchase of the crops
1t this point, Of Itself, 10 not the 0nlg
object 20 consider, The main object y
10 increase the volume Of business IS
this point Such products as cannot BE-
consumed here can beshipped from this
point BY having cur busieesB men dnd
market for such, by getting toRethot
and combining their efforts n behalf ol
Tallahassee and Leon county. en-
very much impressed with your Efforts
through your valuable paper, toWaq
the upbulldinR Of Tailahassee, and t
people here should DO eVerythiDF n
their power 20 push you and Tallahas-
see (and others like you), 70 the frost
and follow you. n.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

Gus Int 81. johns River WHI Soon be
Completed.

Reports from those who have recent
u made an inspection Of Of the work Of
cutting the last stretch Of the East
Coast canal between 81. Augustine and
Jacksonville. state that the cutting Is
progressing very rapidly and unless UNI
forseen obstacles are encountered the
work should be completed and the canal
opened 20 jacksonville before the close
Of the present year.
The Florida Coast Line Canal and
Transportation Company has certainly
accomplished wonderful work in the
completion Of this beautiful inland WA.
terWay stretching the entire length Of
the Florida East Coast, and the last
stretch between St. Augustine and the
st. Johns river will be even faster ac-
complIshed than other sections.
The company has two powerful dredge
boats and four excavators az work on
sis last cut with q large force Of men
at each machine, 90 that it can be seen
that no delays are being tolerated. The
company viii also have constructed a
large suction dredge with a tWelve-inch
pipe. This huge machine will be put to
work &c soon as completed, starting
from the mouth Of the Sc. Johns river,
working south through Pablo creek,
deepening the canal at ell points where
Bhoal places are encountered.
This canal when completed within the
next six months will be the elimination
Of an expensive undertaking which It
has consumed more than twenty years
IN accomplishing, and II will be one of
the most beautiful and wonderful
stretches Of inland waterways along the
whole Atlantic seabOard. For winter
cruising it cannot be equaled anywhere
on earth and tor protection 70 craft
from the dangers Of storm on the out
side course II viii prove invaluable in
future years.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

It seemed TO ]. A. Stone, civil war
veteran, Of Kemp, Tex, that q plot ex-
isted between q desperate lung trouble
and the grave 10 cause bis death. II
contracted a stubborn cold" be writes,
that developed q cough that stuck 20
me, in spite Of all remedies, for years,
Ny weight ran down to 1870 pounds.
Then began to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which restored my health
5Qpletely. InOw weigh l78 pounds. "
For severe colds, obstinate coughs,
hemOrrhages, asthma, and to prevent
pneumonia it's unrivaled. SOC and 81.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists. 24-1m
Ex-Governor w. S. Jennings, Of
Jacksonville, spent two days here this
week.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
HIGH WAIER MARK.
Tarp sAtIns lie Now Sslllna a. Fiflv
Cents Per Gallon.

For tbe first time In over sixteen
months spirits Of turpentine sold at 50
cents per gallon on the Savannah mar
ket yesterday, the market opening and
closing at that figure.
This news will be received with much
satisfaction by the large number OF pro-
ducers IN this section Of Florida, IS e
means that they can now make profit
from the sale Of their product. while on
the same date last year they we're sell
ing tuFpentine, as well ~ resin, 1t be.
low the cost Of production.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
FIoriGa Rlas Team EoF AAusna
Sheet,

Following is the team that wall rep.
resent Florida In the National Match &c
Camp Perry, Ohio
Captain henager, Of the General
staff, Jacksonville; Sergeant CrenshaW,
Second Regiment, Company b, Lees
burg Sergeant Davies. General Stan,
Sc. Augustine Major Snow, General
staff. St. Augustine Major 1erkes,
General STAFF, Jacksonville Captain
Cramer b. Potter, Second Regiment
Company g, 50. Petersburg Private
Larsen. Second Regiment, Company H,
Gainesville Sergeant Garden. First
Regiment, Company X, DeFuniak
Springs Captain Preston Ayrea. Sec
ohd Regiment, Company e, Orlando /;
Private Shine, First Regiment, Com
pany %, Jacksonville Private Sauls,
First Regiment, Company g, Tallahas-
see Sergeant Z. NJ. Kelsey, Second
Regiment, Company g., Sc. Petersburg;
Major Coxetter, General Staff, jack
sOnvill Corporal Dudley V. Haddock,
Second Regiment, Company G, St. Pc
teFsburg. Colonel Carleton, team
coach. General ]. Clifford r. Foster,
Probably three Of the men In the
team will not be able 10 attend the
match. These vacancies viii Be 1llod
by the following men In order: Lleuten-
ant Taylor. Second Regiment, Company
B, LeesburR Sergeant Ralph 8. Chap
Ia, Second Regiment, Company M
Oainesvills Private McQnartcrs' SEQ.
end Regiment, COMPANY u. Orlando.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
ATLANTA AMP GULF TRROUGH
TALLAHASSEE.
VIII ItEVer be ThuaI les Up 20 Leon
and WaHulla.


Doubtless everyone IN Leon county
who has been keeping up with the pro-
Rreas Of the Good Roads movement
knew Of the excellent highway now be-
ing constructed from Albany 20 Balm
bridge, Ca, and Of Chairman Gala
hans assurance Of the continuation on
TO the Leon county line. With a Leon
county highway connecting with this,
and running through Tallahassee TO the
Wakulla line, thence to the Gulf. would
give q continuous good highway from
Albany to the Gulf. But this depends
upon the Florida end Of the work, as
Georgia is doing her part as fast 40 the
labor can handle it,
Now comes the extensionat the other
enG. The Georgia Good Roads builders
are going 10 c0nhect Albany with the
SOUth's Metropolis, Atlanta, with one
Of the finest highways In the south.
Shall we lose the opportunity Of this
connection with Atlanta and the Gulf
through Tallahassee Il 10 up 70 US.
Atlanta is going to get a connection by
highway with the Gulf. Will Leon do
her part2
Note the following extract from Sun
days Atlanta Constitution: within
few months the dream Of a splendid
public thorOughfare from Albany 70 At
lanta will be actually materialized, as q
result of the Constitutions aggressive
crusade for Good Roads in Georgia.
This development 10 assured IN the
announcement by Chairman LP. Cooke,
Of the board Of county commissioners OF
Lee county, that they will steadily pros.
ecute the task Of constructing q wide,
smooth highway adjoining Sumter on
the north.
This action assures that within q
few months the thoroughfares project
ed between Atlanta and Albany viii b
a thing Of actually.
The course OF Chairman Cooke
means that the final link has fallen into
line, and that henceforth the work viii
be prosecuted through 10 a finish"
That means not only the fnal link u
the highway from Atlanta 20 Albany,
but from Atlanta 10 the Florida line
and the LeCn county line at that. The
final, or missing links, Of the Atlanta
and Gu'f highway are Leon and Wskul
Ia counties. Be careful, lest IN our pro
erastinatiOn, another route is selected
and we lose the advantage Of being OF
the route OF such an excellent highway
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

Lots of men and women who are
agreeable with others, get cranky" az
home. It's not disposition. It's the liver.
II you find in yourself that you feel
worry you, just buy a bottle Of Billiards.
Herbine and put your liver In shape.
You and everybody around you will feel
better for IL. Price 90 cents per bottle
Sold by Hardee-Smith Company, drug
gists. Z4-lm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
Freaks of EieuFss.

Put down the number Of your living
brothers.
Double the number.
Add three.
Multiply the rusult by Ave.
Add the number OF IYing sisters.
Multiply the result By ten.
Add the number Of dead brothers and
sisters.
Subtract $50 from result.
The right hand figure viii be the num-
Der Of deaths.
The middle figure win be ths number
81 living sister,
The left hand figure win Be the nun
Der Of living brOthera.
strange freak Of figures, AMT It'll
Dixis Home.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
Firu, Bale Of New Cotton.

Leon county's first bale Of cotton
brings II cents per pound. Mr. w. T.
Moore. one Of Icons progressive farm
ers, brings 10 market the first bale OF
new cotton this season, weighing $50
pounds. The cotton vas classed good
middling, WPA bought BY Messrs. Levy
Brothers and shipped 10 Butler, Ste.
phens q Company. of Savannah.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
- nornhina llanaa

are made by all soothing syrupS and ~.
by medicines that contain 6plum end
narcotics. MeGee's Baby Elixir coa.
tains 40 injurious or narcotic drnea az
any kind. A sure and safe cure for dis
ordered stomachs, bowels and fretsul-
Sold BY Hardee-Smith Company, drug
gists. 2t-lm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

81 suffered habituaIIy from constipa
ton. Deans Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels 80 th4l they
Davis. 6ulphar opFings. feeor ef-im
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
CLAIHED 10 % GOV, GILCHRIsT.
Ten RlsFnaR Saw hoRksyB while On
q spree And ThoaSht nimself
chIsf ESseBtiVo &c ths State

Claiming 70 be Governor Albert W.
Gilchrist, chief executive OF the State,
a drunken man, afterwards learned to be
Tom Herman, Of Pierce, Fla, resented
arrest at the Bettelini hotel, on West
Bay street late last night, says the
Jacksonville Metropolis.
Herman had been a guest az the hotel
last week and went into the Office last
night In an intoxicated condition. He
was refused a room, but, despite the re-
fusal Of the clerk, Herman went up
stairs, and when PatrOlman Brown ar
rived he was on ms knees, alternating
betW cen praying, swearing and preach
ing.
RESISTED ARREST.
When he saw the bluecoat Herman,
who had told the hotel clerk that he was
Governor Gilchrist. again made this ex-
trTordinary claim, denying the right Of
the policeman TO arrest the chief exec
utive.
mo, you won't arrest the governor,
will your" rising 10 his feet from a
crOuching position with difficulty.
"Oh, yea" said the officer. ''yOu
must ride, whether 700 are governor or
president
But Herman still demonstrated. grow
ing boisterOus in his determination 20
convince the patrolman that he was the
man he claimed 20 be. Even when he
was taken before the desk sergeant &C
police headquarters and asked bis name,
kiernan still laid claim 10 the highest
honor conferred by the voters Of the
State.
HAD MONKEYS ALL RIGHT.
This morning In the municipal court
be was allowed 20 60 on q promise 10
leave the city kiernan's hallueination,
which had passed away today, was prob
ably due 20 an association or disAssScia.
ton Of ideas growing out Of The Decu-
liar campaign literature and souvenirs
used by the present governor during his
campaign for the nomination. Governor
! Gilchrist used the three monkeys Of the
old japanese legend. IMPLYING the three
sayings, 'See no evil; hear no evil
speak no evil. a"
Herman had the monkeys all right.
but Of another species. yet he was al
most in q condition which would pre-
clude the seeing or hearing OF evil, al
thong he was still able 20 speak evil.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
PAVED STREETS
flats the Noise Belns Made By the
chamber Of c0mmeFes. Il Can
Be Done. IL Must Be DOns.

Bc Done. Il Must Be DOns.
with the assessed value Of the city
property at one and half million dol
lars, what amount is due the city of
Tallahassee for street purposes under
Section % Of Chapter 1853 Of the acts
Of 1895, which Is law allowing the
county commissioners to levy a special
tax, not 10 exceed five mills. for road
md bridge construction, and which has
The following provision relative 70 the
revenue derived from city property:
provided. however, that one half Of
the amount realized for said special tax
On property In Incorporated cities and
Gowns ehall be turned over 10 the mu-
nicipal authorities Of said cities and
toWns."
This subject was discussed at the
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
last Friday night, whereupOn a commit
tee was appointed 60 appear before the
city council and request them to look
INTO the matter and IL sufficient funds
were found % be due the city By the
county, that the said moneys be APP
Piled towards matchmaking the bust
ness streets.
Mseadamise, asphalt, brick or creo-
note block the streets. They need Il,
there Is no doubt. One Of the best ad-
vertisementa that Tallahassee could in
vest IN would be paved lstreets for the
business district.
Mr.. ]. J. Folsom arrived Sunday TO
take 3 position with Mr. ]. ID. CuretOn,
II TIE tin and plumbing department Of
the Yaeger-Bethel Hardware Company.
Mr.. J. d. Cureton, Of the Yseger-
Bethel Hardware Company, has se-
cured several large plumbing contracts
1tly, among them the new work ~
the Leon Hotel and the repair work on
ts roof Of the Capitol.
Fom Yen. the hustling representative
81 Ridley Co, and one Of the Breeze
nters. was IN cur village Friday teii-
RaybuFn Bros. the advautsee 81
nF ''qualIly' dry goods. and Tom
s what ~ ~ doing, at any rate he
When Ne presented ye scribe with q
white shirt. Cues We can 80 -
nov. -CgaWfoldyiiIe BreeEa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

Mr.. George w. Saxon spent Sunday
az Lanark -On-the-Gulf with his family,
who are spending the summer there.
Mr.. r. ]. BOlles, Of New Mexico, ADD
one Of the stockholders In q large land
company owning considerable Of the re-
claimed Everglades land, was registered
az the Leon on Monday.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

q chlIs snd rsSsr. Pdss i.iss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
MARKET CONDITIONS
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE
Trading Light and Prices in
Consequence Are About
Stationary.

Fridays trading on the local stock
exchange was entirely unmarked by any
features out of the ordinary. The Tin
tic favorites have apparently lost their
prestige, and in spite of the glowing
reports sent out from the mines and
the promise of future dividends to
come, the investing public seems to
feel that all is not we'll, and at least
the inclination to invest further is but
slight.
Columbus Con. advanced cents dur
ing the days trading, and Ohio Cop
per, also. considered at all times q
substantial proposition. sold at $3.50 at
the afternoon call. Sioux Con. is APP
parently settled at 2S cents, and Colo
rado and Iron Blossom still hover around
II and ~ cents, the latter, however,
showing up little stronger in the aft
ernoon, selling as high as "a cents.
Total sales amounted TO l26,69S shares
for 30,396.69. Closing quotations and
sales follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
OFFICIAL CALL FOR
MERGER MEETING
Utah Copper Will Increase
Stock to Acquire BOs-
ton Con.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock
holders of the Utah Copper company
will meet on January & to authorize an
increase in the capital stock from 750,-
900 to 100000 shares, for the pur-
pose of acquiring the property of the
Boston Consolidated Copper company.
The basis of the deal is one share of
Utah for two and one-half shares of
Boston and such shares of Nevada Con
solidated Copper company as NAV ac-
cept, but not less than a majority, on
the basis of one share of Utah for two
and one.quarter shares of Nevada.
The official plan Of merging the Gug
genheim Copper interests came out to.
day.
A portion of the Utah stock will
he used to increase the output of the
company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
OHIO COPPER PLANT
VISITED By HE|NzE
Company Will Probably Be In
cIuded in the Big
Merger.

+. Augustus Heinze, copper magnate,
who arrived in Salt Lake Thursday
night from Butte, spent Friday at the
mine and mill of the Ohio Copper COM
pany, where, with Superintendent Nc
Intosh, he made general inspection
Of the property and the operation of
the new mill. Since the previous visit
of Mr., Heinze. the concentrator has
been grinding away steadily and plans
are being shaped for throwing addition
al units into commission,
The part that Ohio Copper will play
in the proposed merger of the local
copper interests, is a matter of consid-
cradle speculation at the present time,
and aneut the situation the News
Bureau says: ''The Ohio Copper COM
pany would be taken over by the Utah
there has been no agreement as TO
price The Ohio Copper interests ask
ono share of Utah for six shares of
Ohio, while the Utah interests would
not consider better than one for
ten basis
"If control of the Mascotte tunnel
could be secured at an equitable price
better terms might be secured for Ohio,
but + "A, HeinZe owns the Mascotte
tunnel and 1t is a valuable asset and
may prove to he the key to the trans.
portatlon situation in the Bingham
camp.
Tonnage Blocked Out
THE Ohio Copper company has out
standing 100000 shares Of stock and
Sl,25O,0OO per cent bonds convertible
at any time by the option of the hold
ers into stock at par, SO per share.
The Ohio Copper company has, ac-
cording to engineers reports. blocked
out 100000 tons of ore of an aver.
age copper content of IL per cent and
precious metal content of about GO
cents, and it is figured that there is
Sl.lo per ton net profit on the above
ore tonnage in sight on 13.cent copper,
or total of $40, 1000.
Recent developments at the prop.
orty have also demonstrated the exist.
ence OF considerable tonnage of orc
OF very much higher grade. though the
extent of this ore deposit has not vet
been determined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

FORENOON SALES.
Bullock. 5000 at llc.
Colorado. 900 at re; goo at tic.
Columbus. 500 at sl,S2t; 400 at s1.35;
100 at Sl.37a; 400 at 81. 40
East Tlntic Dew. 1000 at 6Ac; 1000 at
Ely Calumet. 500 at soac: 1000 at soc,
Grand Central, 400 at s2o7h; 200 at
s2,05.
Indian Queen, 600 at 2ic
Iron Blossom, 1850 at I2c; 500 at 72c,
seller thirty days.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at i9ac.
Ohio Copper 200 at $6.O5.
Pioche Metals. $500 at 3Ac.
Prince Con. 800 at 95c.
Sioux Con. 300 ct 2sAc.
South Columbus Con, 1900 at 10c; 1000
at 9Sc.
seller ten days,
Utah Con, 5000. at dc.
Ycrington Copper. 1000 at aic.
Shares sold 47.5o0.
Selling value, si0SI2.
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock, 500 at lac,
Colorado. 100 at re.
Columbus, 1900 at 81 40.
Crown Point 1000 at 5ic:
Lower Mammoth. 500 at soc. buyer SIX
opohongo. 500 at zoe.
Sioux Con, 500 at 2ssc; 22as at 2sc;
Tintic Central. 5000 at SIC.
Shares sold, 24.04S.
Selling value, S57676e.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Bullock, 1000 at 1sc
sixty days: 1000 at 73c, buyer sixty days,
25 at 74c: 100 at rec, buyer sixty days; 775
at Tic
Carlsa, 1900 at soc
Columbus, 200 at $1.40, 200 at S1.42i
in0 at 81 a5
Crown Point, 300 at SC.
East Tintic Development, 1000 at sc;
1000 at 45c.
Ely Calumet, 200 at 30c.
Grand Central. 100 at $40; 200 at
s?.07a-
Iron Blossom. 500 at re, seller sixty
DAYS: 1850 at 73c. 500 at 74c
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 49ic; 500 at ioc.
seller sixty days; 500 at 60c. buyer sixty
Mason Valley 30 at SO; 800 at sl.e7a.
May Day. $500 at l9c; 500 at lol. buyer
sixty days; 1000 at 19c. seller sixty DAYS.
Ohio Copper. 100 at $500:
Sioux Con. 800 at 2sfc; 1900 at CSC. SELL
er sixty days; 400 at Csc.
South Columbus Con. 500 at 1oc; 1900
at l05c: 500 at lie.
Uncle Sam, 100 at 43c; 800 at 42c; 100
at 42c. seller sixty days.
Shares sold. 24.700.
Selling volue, s95eS.50,
OPEN BOARD.
Cariss. 1000 at soc.
Solora1o: 900 at csc: seller sixty days.
1000 at sc, buyer sixty days
f. Tintic Gold King, 1000 at ic.
Iron Blossom, 400 at 74c; 100 at 73c,
Little Bell. 100 AT 81 so.
Mt. Lake Ext. 5000 at lc.
Seven .Troughs. 500 at 9c
Uncle Sam. 900 at 42c.
Shares sold 35. 400.
Selling valsie. si15S.5o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
WORK SATISFACTORY
AT COLUMBUS CON

Manager Tony Jacobson of the Co.
lumbus Consolidated returned Thursday
evening from one of his regular visits
of inspection TO the mine, and though
he announces that there are no particu
larly new developments worthy Of spe-
cial mention nj this time, excellent prog
ress is being made in the work and
the mine continues to open up IN good
shape. But little trouble has been ex-
perienced so far this season on account
of bad roads, and during the past week
the shipments have averaged sixty tons
daily
Mr.. jacobson brought down with him
this time q beautiful specimen of ore
from the Cclum bus. the sample having
been taken from the tunnel level of
the 400. The chunk weighs about sew
copper, and is attractive to the eve of
the casual observer. and especially so
TO the management Of the property.
TriDuUA Want