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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
Approaching NuptuaIs.

Judge and Mrs. Thos. Butler
announce the engagement of
their second daughter, Miss Sal
lie Fort Butler to Mr.. George
Edward French of Statesville, N.
| G. The wedding will be cele-
brated quietly at the family
home, The Residence, on Thurs
day, February 4.
Mr.. French has arrived to
visit the bride elect and her
family, to most of whom he is a
stranger, though a distant con-
nectiOn. All are prepossessed
with him in every respect and
are willing to resign this lovely
girl to his keeping, though she
must go so far away. This is
the only regret in the whole,
happy affair, but love and good
wishes will bridge, las it has al
ready dOne) the distance between
Louisiana and North Carolina.
Miss Minnie Sasser has re-
signed her position as a teacher
at the High School. The serv-
ices of Miss Julia Johnson have
been secured in her place. This
makes the third teacher in
charge of the eth and 9Th grades
this term caused by the success
i've resignation of Miss Hyams
and now Miss Sasser, unfOrtu-
nate indeed for the pupils.
A number of young people
from the Elm Park neighbour
hood were guests at a house par
ty for the weekend at the hos
pitable residence of j. L. Ma
honey, in East Baton Rouge par
ish. Misses Mamie, Sallie and
Alice Daniel, jennie Dean, Marie
Sandoz and Mabel Moore and
Messrs. Willis and Jess Daniel,
L. E. Warren and Dan Eddards
composed the party. They were
met at Slaughter and drove the
remaining distance. A delight
full dance was given them that
night. They returned Sunday
night.
Star Hill school observed Ar
Dor Day with a pretty program
Supt. Hendon was at the Grange
Hall celebration, which was very
Good. He relates that as a PROOF
Of the benetcent influence OF
this tree planting by the schools
that some of the children at
Grange Hall planted, or would
nlant, trees to beautify the home
grounds.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
Special for Monday.

On Monday morning, from
9 to $50, we will sell J. & P,
Goats Spool Cotton, 5 spools
for lOc, 5 spools to a Gus
toner.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Ia q n
~ " TO- opened their
| Wednesday morning
cen doing a satisfacto-
Is. This bio ,toro hos
|drni,n,7 SUI ''"'
han ,,'7 ','e p'S' 'I'[ee
|O"'S'ln hunters. On
e day L. Szabo's big
! was brought into use
! from al n,r+s Of +ho
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
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q .otnrnnd home, as
n l''.,
y ' tlass b,. returned
0 m:aa,,i, or \Ioro,nza
cnnd,v
o,, modo = business
Y5,.io
wooJ and d,nohtor
,ost, Of Mrs. E, L,
D Rowman has been
.ritb an attack of rheu-
W Jones and daugh-
f,,oronco wore in town
IT, RutIpr and daueh.
colIip were in New
\ . fpw DAVIS this week.
Mrs. }. 5. McGehee
ay for their home in
bbinson of Ft. Worth,
Expected today to visit
+ EIrie Robinson,
Dnie Richardson went
lie to attend the funer-
ephew, John Cage.
Barrow has gone to
ICE to become captain
tentiary walls.
Mro A NJ Hpndon
IS Of HiohIand Tines.
formpr visited Wev-
Aol +bat dav
r. Stirlino returned
len. Saturday evening,
ed by her little grand,
Nan Percy.
bic Leet of Moreauville
be funeral of her sis
Arcenaux, which took
Day.
Hilda Simmons. Hattie
Helen Row, all high
nation this week. Miss
,ona j. o1,o +o1,;na -
arob Coonor undino
"l ol' 0o ~ = 'i"''i1
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ave eUO''.i "'i'' 0"i
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
The Great Sensational Sale is the Talk
of the Town q77ssss e.a i S;:sit's all the Talk
GILL plontu Oft fon Tndausc 0ollind
Still Plenty Left for Today's Selling.


be able
onehd onena
goods sufficient
will blaze trail through the tangled competition annhlang
Come Judge sincerity by quote Read line
profitable reading have done
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Laurel Chapter, o. E. S. meets
Feb. 4 at 7;3O p. m. A full at
tendance is requested, particu-
larly of officers, as a delegation
from New Roads will be present
to witness the initiation cere-
monies.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
Bargains for big, little, old ant
young at COhen's.

DR.. A. r. Barrow has ordered
an automobile. He was convinc-
ed by the one recently brought
to town that these cars with a
high body and hard rubber tires
are practicable for use over the
country roads, and therefore or
dered one, but larger and twice
as powerful as Mr.. L. Szabo's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Rev. Mr.. Mount, a Baptist
minister from Pulaski, Tenn.
preached at the Methodist
Church, Sunday morning. filling
Rev. F. G. Flowers appointment.
Both ministers were entertain
ed during their stay at Prof.
Hendon's. The following morn
ing they visited the High School.
A pleasant and instructive feat
ure has been introduced recently
of devOting the first half hour
of Monday mornings school SEES
sion, to an address to the pupils
from some visitor. On this oc-
casion, Rev. Mr.. Mount gave an
interesting talk. He described
his schoolhouse and his school
master, the former a log hut,
between whose crevices the chill
dren could easily slip out for
recess; the latter, a SPRAYING
dominic, who chewed tobacco
constantly and expectorated free,
ly On the floor. 1t seems that
Mr.. Mount was Mr.. Flowers
teacher, but belonged to a later
generation and was not of that
sort. The High School pupils
we're much impressed.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
Special for TUESDAY,.

On Tuesday morning, from
9 to $50, we will sell the best
American Prints at 9 cents a
yard. 10 yards to a custo-
mer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Mems Lion Brand Shirts, ney
or sold for less than 81 and 81 .5O
our sale price 79c.
Mems good quality, fast black,
double heel and toe socks, regu,
lar 15c sellers, crushed to &c a
pair.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30
Special for Wednesday.

On Wednesday we will sell
good quality Dress and Apron
Ginghams at 9 cents a yard.
10 yards to a customer. A
rare bar ain.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

A good gentle family horse and
Il good mules for sale at r. W.
Raynham's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

DR.. Geo. W. Wallace Of New
Orleans has located at Wilhelm
and is fast making friends Of the
people of that neighborhood. Dr..
Wallace is from TourO, and comes
highly recommended by Drs.
Matas, Coleman and others.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

Maggie Gore, while roller
skating with her playmates at
the Bank corner fell and broke
her arm, Saturday afternoon,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

In a gambling game, Satur,
day night, in the Laurel Hill
community, Zeke Hampton shot
and killed Enochs Bruce, both
colored. Hampton came to town
and surrendered to the officers,
and makes a plea of self-defense.
Bruce had just finished serving
a ninety-day sentence in Jail on a
pistol-carrying charge. His
death makes the sixth homicide
to occur in his family within the
past eleven months
bargains in hosiery at L. W.
Raynham's.
The following named gentle
men attended the trial of E. e.
Henderson, ct ais, in New Roads
last Friday and Saturday: }. l..
Golsan, ]. R. Matthews, '. M
Jackson, Cheston Folkes, A.
villeret, F. spohn, G, L. Plet-
finger, Jno. F. Irvine, Chas'
Weydert, Ed. Postell, }. b.
Brooks, Sam Stern, Phillips, }.
Wells, R. G.. Wickliffe, R. Yunkes,
J. w. McLain.
If you want q good sewing
machine cheap, come and see
what we have. T. W. Raynham.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-01-30

IF YOU want q good sewing
machine cheap, come and see
what we have. T. W. Raynham'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
She Wtarplaao Sabings 8anf,
eabweitsGde Baltimore. uno Gpmmerre'etraRe.
.t. Baltimore, Yio.

VS.. Baltimore, Yio.
Ter iunae Wiann BON bemie uiro i'm Snrdl'
irbniit ocrCblpenoerif1 unb ertraoaeanf, inbaio
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bei iidb rin. niAf miIti,Iib ubne bic bon tbir
iduIih peribleuoerteU 5, 10 ooer 10 eenfS
nuitretcn an f1uncn; or bertt ntdi onran, ocB
cine id,einbure NIcini1!cit, menn geipart, liz
Iuenipcn Sabren eiH ,surfament fit cine tpdfere
(Seibaits'Gurriere bIben piroe gu sSentae
erfenner bab: Gcr oeu Gent nidlt eBrt, tit bee
Tonare niclt wcrtp:
gauf." Griparniiie III peripnltel Sie tbut
oies In elmer gSciie Die ibr eiue iturie Stellung
unter heiI 5inoTj' Snitl!nten oes Sanoes 9elpch'
neu bat.
YIN Naltimorc's Souptiirnbc aeIcaen. GdqIh
often bon 10 bis 3 llbr. Sntnu9 bis o llhr
gbenbs. Seffnei Gin Gonto bellte penn ald)
uur nit ST.
gelubbnt Ga6 oas sparen au.
Yeamtc
NM. N. Glunb, BrGiibent
Euululcrietp Yalomiu SifesYrdiibcnt.
Sa,uaro T. 1niams Shapmeier.
matter 8. 6uuf, S,filfss Scbabmeiiier.
Midbaro 0s Tuuall. Mnipult.
Gtrettpreu:
eummeriieln gaIbnin, !. .Rob TlaeS,
Spepb Z 9hesncp Soibnn 2. Haipti9s,
Souiparo 7. g9iuidms, Mitaro W. Encnu,
Z. gtert 0upbeS, 8oropu " Vnine.
gS. !. Is. Tuano, Siplebt ". SStlGmon,
ssm %. Giuuo.
(GppiS--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
a6nig Rameics ais Ginuanbcrcr.

. it II, 26. Iopclnber. 1900 aGniG
Nomelcs Don Ggppten beiinoct lid,
on 9oro bes Ionpiers ,9lragonio,
mrIder bier ongclegt bat, nm einen
lbeIl ieillcs Gnrgos 5u loihen, che
cr nnh 9telp.Norf meitcr iGbrt. Ger
Mionurh, ociien 9llter oui 5000
Sabre geIddbt miro, puroc 81 Cue,
ron Seelellten ior9idltig an 9oro
gctroacn ilno lit mad Nau.Dorf be.
ltlmnt. HomeieS - Der lpicpielits
Der lo,gen 9ieibc egpptiiher Soupe'
rGne, melhe oieien 9tomen iiibrtcn,
tit nid)t befonnt - lit cine Mllmie.
Gbglcid Ole lleberrcite ielbit MIR 20
4$nno luicaen, iino iie 10 iorsi6ltiD
III @leL Glen iulo '6ol5 pcrpntt, oob
fic aIIte, in pcIhcr iic Die Reiie ma
c5Cl Gin @emift Don iibcr 1000
Nfllno reprdicntiren. 9lui Der 9u.
bcnlcitc Itcbt: .2Iuf 100000 &c.
ic,Gbt." Die Wiunlie lit on oie>Som-
bllra.9lmcrifo- -2inic iu 9ier.Oort
crnIonirt.
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@irfiamc !Siilfernfc.

NJ o5omonie. @isc., 2G. Nop.
-- Gic $oiilieruie elmer sSrml perbm.
ocrten bcite cincn ilngen 9onoite,l
al Der 9crollbllng elmer bieiigerl
%unf. George 9enbon, IS Sabre
oIL pclder ais Sogelobner in Der
Nibc Gcurbeitet bot, orong in Die
%onf elm, m1brenb iih Srl. Smitb,
Die aoiiirerin, oaein III oerielben be-
runo. Gr rihtetc ciuen Hcpolper oli
iir, morolli iie nit ctlidcn gcllenoen
&illTcrllien obnnlGd)tig ollf ocn 30.
tcn ionf. 3ltr Antluort uuf ibr @e'
lGrei clltcn Scutc pon allen Mihtln.
gen Der IN Die 9unf ino 9enbon cr.
3riii HcibolS, obne ir9cno melheS
Cclo jll erbeilten. Gine bolbe Meilc
con bier muroe er olird) ein ibn nnh
ictenocS 9Iuigebot cingebolt lno
rir9icit aclnodt.
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Scipcratcr &nmpf nit HGnbern.

Semioip, Otinn., 26. Nop. -
Sheriif So5en Siilisiteriii Sobn-
lcr llno Foli5iit 9emer mohten
bcllte cinen Ieriid, 5mei GGuber ielt.
jnuebmcu, luelfe in Dem 9orie Eil-
posfep, q Oieilen peitlih Don bier,
cine Spinoc gepliinbert botten inlo
oui elmer Iroilne BON BORT entiloben
noren. Sn Solge teleeropbiiher
9'ahridt borrten Die 9eomten on Der
Giienbobn oui Die Sliihtliuge. a1ein
pielelben icttet lih bel ibrem gribei.
lien 5ur @ebr lrno es fam 81 einerl
Sample, in nelhem elmer Der MGltber
olrh cincn ShllB IN ben aopi &c.
tootet muroc uno Soiilfsiheriii Sobn.
ion cincn tobtliben ShuB ollrd oie
Elnge crlitt. Ter 5ipcite HGllber be.
lucrfItclligte icinc sSllht.
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Slnttbatem in Meugc.
Sciperater Gampi siueier Nrancm
acgcn SdJcriifs- -Slniacbot.

Cpiern iib fir oos 0oltpt ser Gn-
milic mo iciue S0bnc, meld)C
mcgcn cincS Moroe9 uerboitci
pcrOcu iplltcu. Nc9cr lm>
9te1erin in cincm StruBcnbobn.
9&uA1on 81 Wicnpbia pon
Gunouttcllr crihoiicn. - Irci.
lode !Woritbot in ,Sodionpillc,
tSlo. - Gcger in Oiiiiiliippi nc
Ncn MtiBbonoIlng ino 9erull.
blul0 cineS @eiBen aelnudt. -
Gincr Der pielen a6nige HomeieS
Don G2ppten tonunt ais Dilmic
nnd) 9lmcrifo.
@illiominn, @.s&o, 26. Iop.
,Srou Charles SoniclS mo ibre
lehN5cbni0hrige Sohter felcrtcn bcil.
ic, lum Dem @ottcn hcr ,Srou rno lei.
lIen Sobnen @cleaenbeit 3nr Sluht
jll gcbcn, bon Der Sbiirc ibrer @ob-
nuna lobc GcOon, Wiingo.Go olutp,
aus ollf hic Wiit0lieocr eines Shc-
rlffa-sllf9c6ota, bis iie ielblt pon Dell
EcBtercll ourd) Sd)iilie getootet mur.
oen T Nifoire mar Der sllSlpuhs
elmer ,Feboc 5niden Den tSomiliet
Gbriltion uno 9oniclS, uelbc nobc
Der @ren5e 5pilden @clt.Tir9illiell
uro aelltlldp iuobnen. Tie crItcre
Gonlilic bat ibrc 0cInlotb IN Mirgos
Gplntp, @..Go, Die lettcrc IN Eifc.
Golllltp, Stu.
@or ctlun brci @odDen luogte iib
George Gbriitim ilber oie @ren5e
nof aentllcfp uno muroc bon Sim
GanielS crIhoiien. Gic 9ln9cborigen
bea Grid)oiienen erlongten6oitbcieblc
aegen ben Woroer mo ieincn 9rrloer
Charles inb iiibrte ein slllfgebot aus
Fifc'Gountp nuh Der Tonicls'ihen
&obnllng, Gor berielbcn ongefpnl-
men, milrben Die 1conlten ppn Der
Sroil uno ibrer Iohtcr NIT Shiiiien
enplonaen. lulb Gin Wiitalieo bes
sIufgebotS crbieIt cine &lgel IN oen
slrm, GoS 9luigebot Qob jcbt eben-
faQs tSelcr, lln0 sSrou Ganicls brad
toOt III ihrer Sbiire 5llianlmen Die
Sod)ter biclt nebell ibr Stanb mo
icucrtc lucitcr bis ollh tic Olrh nrei
au1eln getrofien llno getootet luurs
Oe Ter Guter uno Die 9riloer bat.
ten il5luilhen ibre Sluht bclucrfnel.
1iht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
,Sm Edllnic critift.

9pnn Moii.. 26. Nopcmbcr. --
Gin Itorfer Wlnb, nelher eiuen
S6ornltein ollf Der @obnlna GbaS.
Socrrid's 81 Goit.2pnn unnpebte, 10
rdB oos aamin pcrltopit muroc,
llberontmortete Scrrif uno ieinc
S>ollshdlterin Sri. Soa Spnlton Dem
Grltidungstooe. Serrid'S Sobn cnt.
oedtc am 2lbcno ole 2eihen besMou.
mes llno Der ,srou in onItoBenoeu
3lnmern. 9eiOe uoren algenihein.
lidl I'M Sauic Der fodt ourh 8os
ilbermllti9t iuorocil uno eritidt. Ser
rif mar acIterr 80 Sabre oft gelpor,
Den luo Die N0usbolterin mar "A
,,dbrc alt.
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@ruhc 9lbmnrflcrci in Tlurioa.

Snd ionpille, Slo, 26. 9tou
-- >Scile 9lltmon lpurbc bcute irit
prn Sobn 3. Smitb erihoien, no6
hcm cr bieIcm nnb ieincm Srcumoc
@ert Woooa in cinem Strcite 0ic
acblen burhihnittcn bate. @oooS
hlicb oili Der Stelle toOt, olleinSmitb
rib, nahocn CT bon 2lltlnan icine DO
(ealullnoc erboltcn bate Ocm Sebtea
rel eincn Hepolpcr olta Der Soid)t
um0 ifoB i'm toot. 9lltmon bottt
rorbcr lAon 5lpein1ol uegen Woroes
ror @eridt gcltonocn 3n beioen
G0llen mnren ieine Spfcr Neger.
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3pndlmprS in Wfiiiiiiippi.

Merioion, Wiii., 26. Nop. -
Ter 9te1er Diorgon Chambers Dur0e
in Der lcbten 9toft 81 Wecbon, Spoli
M'eilcn mcltlid uon bier, ourh eineil
rliS chpo 200 muafirtcn Mdnnern
Ecitebcn0cn Uiob Den Sdnoen Dco
StootmorihoQS lmo icileS @cbiilicn
See Camp entriilen uno eridDoiiei..
er bate geitcrn Niurtin TreBler, Ell.
ncn bctagtcn 9ilrger, 5u Noint, elmer
tlclncn Stotion 5pci Mcilcn mcitlidN
bon Mccboll iibcrlollen, lhlpcr mis-,
Gnn0Clt lmo 6Crnubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

?llbert Said, elm Nelp-Dorfer
?InuaIt lit 5llm Genius. Slperpiior
mir Helu.Oorf ernonnt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Sononftcnr crIdJOR Mcacr nnS @cac'
rim.

DC cnlpbis, Scun, 26. gtop. -
GGnOIttclr i. $. YomrD eridob
buntc AMI cincm StroBenbnbn.g8 .g8ng-
0on Oobcr cinen 9tc1cr ulo cine gic.
germ IN Solac cincS Streites iibcr
cine llnlItcl9cfortc. Ter @aa9on iuor
nit Eoluaicren Neiiillt, olS 2cpru
5ml 9iepolucr griii lnO oli ben 9tc'
dcr icuertc, nit Incident cr lid ltritt.
Gr icblte ocli 9tc9er mo trni oie 9ie-
germ, nclhe tobt nicbcritilr5tc. Sein
ilucitcr Sd)uB to0tetc ocn Ncncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

Sh's nid,t nian.:r Y.Doiinn, oaf noberne
0Indialtere mcbr upu ocn Seiimiten ocs
linn5en.eidbe9 perItebeu mu nls bic Grioc6c:
SsSf''fn Sb @ hs e. YsfnaTI aran,srpieH S
nor jipt ifanieno Sabren ihor beoie,ife nlnn ,
Der Seiitofic. aus henel oiCie Sinen beiiehcn.
pegeii ullerlei Srdrfbeiei ene atrdnier uno
Snr5eln inrimcnoeH Wprdle 0d5en MIR beige
traaen iie beianuter 3G Riadlen. lin cine
Irube foitcnitri 6n beomrleR. aorefire 4
Grniidcoier & 60. Vpr l2iG. HeiDsyurf Gin
Sie ct. 9crndr0 1riiuicg .Ril!en finn In aQcl
ApoibefeH ~ bu6cn. @ireiS % Gents
(SiSpSaS&SJ
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Gleftriidc SrGbte Ucrnriad)ten
Vrau0

Gutler. No, 26. 9lopcmber. -
lRon nimnlt rlnr at, oaB Dos tSelier,
ucld)eS am Iienitog 9lbeno ocn Zoo
les CONGRATULATIONS 1apio 9e 2lr'
memo luo oeiien ed)si1brigen Gnfc!S
perlrlnd)te. in Dem @iebcl oes &c
$.rmonbihen &olles lno 5;uor Ourd,
oeipftc cIeftriihe Grdbtc cntituno.
Cie @eeroigung beS Srn. Ie9Irnono
rEo icines GnfelS ion0 belltc INTER
grocer Netbeiliguug itott.
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8rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE OILY

Slaidenbier, beites Bier aebraut -
eHtbdlt serabe seune Aiss1pf.
IS 5u eiuem sefnnbbeitltAsu Uetyanle
80 maden t3h VysSest),
Sbone. fpertbboue uio tuiinl6enstuertbe 1rds
nen frel fir samiIien. .0unof1aft
Ihre Reiieuunsen itns sefu1t.
BeiSe Telephone. Noo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

- IoS StGbtden Seruoro III
9ilnSfa puroe geIlcrn tbcilpclie burd
6cner 5critort.
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Icibct am @crfulgnngsluabn
@lrttbnt cincs ocutlhen @1tcrS in
elmer @ibliotbef 5u buffalo. --.
2ieiert Der Eoli5ei cine iormlihc
Shlnd)t.

buffalo, q. q, 26. 9topcnlber
- CHARLES StrobL 9lnacltellter elmer
bIeIi9cn 9Gdcrei crihicu bellte inl
ScIcSimmcr elmer bieiigeu 0ifentlifelt
@!bllotbcf, 500 cmcn Hepolpcr uno
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-01
Mines and Mining Stocks
ONE MORE MILL
FOR BINGHAM
Bingham-NeW Haven Com
pany Orders 100 Ton Plant
Constructed at Once.

The General Engineering company has
just been awarded a contract to build.
equip and place in operation, an up-tO-
date concentrating mill of an initial ca
pacity OF 100 tons for the Bingham New
Haven Mining company, at Bingham The
contract, which was signed up by the
Engineering company and General Man
ager c. H DOolittle of the Bingham-Ne
Haven company. on Tuesday afternoon.
Obligates the contractors to finish the
plant and have il in operation by the
first day Of july. or just ninety days
from now.
The new mill is 10 be built on the com
panys mining property at a point where
the ores can all be delivered direct from
the mine workings TO the crushing flOor
Of the works and. while the time seems
short in which to accomplish the task,
the assurance is given that. barring de
carried through on time This Is made
possible owing TO the fact that the Cen
eral Engineering company has the IA
cilities for doing such work IN record
time and because it knows, to the small
est detail just what will enter into the
construction of the works.
With a mill Of the character that has
been ordered the BinghamNew Haven
company, which has been making good
dividends for several years through the
splendid development and handling of its
mines at the hands Of Mr.. DOolittle. will
unQuestiOnably enter upon period Of
still greater earnings. Bingham viii pro
fit to the extent of having another Mill
in operation and an increased size IN the
company'S payroll.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-01
MOUNTAIN Of ORE
NEAR GOLD HILL
J. P. Gardner and Paul ROden-
house Have Copper BOnan-
"a in Deep Creek.

j. p. Gardner. the well known business
man who is largely interested in the
Deep Creek min g region, returned Tues
day night from a ten days trip into the
Clifton district. In this district, about
three miles from Gold Hill, the home Of
the Western Utah Copper company, Mr.
Gardner and Paul Rodcnhouse have what
promises tc make one Of the biggest cop
per propositions in the state Of titan.
We have been prospecting CUR AHA
group for some time through a series OF
shallow shafts and pits and We have now
selected a spot and commenced the sink
ing of a good working shaft over large
area We have never put down "a mole
through the Gaping without dropping
into good copper ore The deposit seems
10 be very extensive. but none of our
workings are deep enough yet to deter
ore is good enough, however. 20 convince
us that We have "a big thing
Mr. Gardner SAYS now that so much In
terest is being taken i'm the Deep Creek
country the fact should become known
that a stage line is being operated be
tween WinJOver on the Western Pacitlc
and Gold, a distance Of between forty
and fifty miles. Trains run over the
Western Pacific between here and Wind
over on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days while the return trips are made ON
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays The
stage connects with trains both ways
The fare To Wind0ver is a little less than
So one way. y hile the stage fare IS S'-o9
both ways.
many good propositions out in that coun-
try that nothing can hold II back once
ft is learned how easy it is to get IN ana
cut CT there at the present time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-01
PROVO LAUNCHES
TWO NEW COMPANIES

Provo. March 5i.-Articles Of incorpCra-
ton Of the Schwab Consolidated Mining
company have been filed with the county
clerk. Provo Is the principal place OF
business. the capital stock is Sl00.oV, in
shares of the par value of 10 cents each,
based on the valuation of the following
mining claims; Agnes and Agnes Nos. l
to G. both inclusive. East Point Nos. and
s. New Idea and New Idea Nos. !, . and
s. located I'm an unOrganlZed mining dis
trict In East TintiC Following are the
directors and officers. Samuel SCnWab,
president. J. Preston Cree. vice presi-
dent. Heber c. JeN, secretary and treas
urer: John Roundy and Samuel Brock
bank.
The Antelope Mining company has filed
articles Of incorporation with the county
clerk Provo is the principal place Of
business. TIE capital stock IS 10000 in
shares of the par value of . cents each.
The directors and officers are: John D.
Dixon, president. William D Wilson. vice
president Arnold Dixon, secretary assu
treasurer James +. Lunt and Arthur n
Taylor. The company owns the Antelope
and the Antelope mining claims No. .
I'm Tiutic mining district