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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
CrthO ArSenate of Lead

We warrant this lead not TO burn
under any conditions. This war
ranty extends 10 the refunding OF
the entire purchase price IA. case Of
failure of the material 10 come up
to this guarantee.
The above warranty Is found on
every package OF Ortho Arsenate OF
cad. For sale by
TILLSON & co.
,m. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
Braiin,yas
Women.

Are those who VIII have US iauhder
their waists. delicate lingerie. etc.
Our facilities are those OF the
best for the perfect handling OF this
character OF work. Our help is
thoroughly experienced. and much
more skilfull than most help you can
secure TO come TO your home or to
take out"
A trial will make you a client OF
ours
salem Laundry Co.
Telephone %. Is6-I0o 5. Liberty ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.
TIME TABLE.
Effective Tuesday, June %, 1909, NJ
1901 A. NJ.

INUs aaO VIII ItHNt UTHUIb THbB III
the morning instead of evening and
will not carry passengers between
Grants Pass and Ashland.
Nos. 46 and 46 between Woodburn
and Crabtree and 81 and So between
Lebanon and Albany will run daily.
No. "a will connect with No. at
Sheridan Junction.
No. will conn I with No. 75 at
st. Joseph.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

II Binger Hermann runs for
mayor of Roseburg and Heney pur-
sues the Office of district attorney
of San Francisco, II will be en-
barrassing TO both of them-to
Heney to prosecute and to Hermann
to be prosecuted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Up in Idaho, the management of
the insane asylum have economy
reduced TO the limit. The wagon
used for hauling refuse from the
COW stable Is also made to do
duty as hearse for the dead pa
tients.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Cottage Grove Is having n sweet
success, and Il wouldn't require
much stretch OF the imagination or
nose, to smell 'em clear up here.
There is oniy one thing In the world
sweeter and tnat is-ask any young
How about Oregon girls.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
SUPERIOR B BOSTON
 CUTTING NEW STATION
Good Progress Made Cross cutting to Connect Ven
 tilation Shafts

On the 6O0foot level of the McGaw shaft of the Superior & Boston property, located in the Copper Hill district about four miles east of Globe, the cutting of the pump station is under way and the crosscut which will eventually connect the underground workings on the six levels of the Superior & Boston and Arizona Commercial mines for ventil- ating purposes, is being driven south ward from the McGaw. In the work of crosscutting good progress is being made. This crosscut will connect with the drift leading eastward from the Great Eastern winze of the Superior < Boston mine and will connect the work ings of the Great Eastern and the Me Cav shafts, thus greatly facilitating the use of the McGaw as the main working shaft when ore extraction for shipment is again resumed.
 Superintendent J. w. Wandvig has ordered two new boilers to be added to the boiler plant installed last May at the McGaw shaft. The present plant consists of two 250,horse power boilers, and the new boilers which have been or dered are of 250-horse power each, so that the total capacity of the boiler plant when completed will be 1000 horse power.
 The management of the Superior & Boston Copper company will shortly be- gin the construction of ore bins just north of the McGaw shaft. The total capacity of these bins, when finished, will be 200 tons.
 Grading for the extension of the Cop nor Hill branch nf fha Giia Vallau Globe & Northern railroad is now under way a short distance from the Superior & Boston plant. A railroad camp to accommodate employees has been estab. lished near the mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
Two Ready This Week and Two More Will Be Put in
 Next Month
LARGE TONNAGE ON
 THE TENTH LEVEL
Work Is Rushed to Reach Maggie and Josh Bill
 ings Veins

By the end of this week two of the large pumps being installed at the 1900 foot level of the Old Dominion mine will be in commission and pumping wa ter
 The third one will be ready for use probably by the first of the year and the fourth, which wiH complete the pumping machinery on this level, will be put in place just as soon as the foun- dation work now being done for it has been completed. From this station a crosscut is being driven to the eastward through trachyte, to furnish a drainage system to carry the water from the upper workings to this level, where the pump being installed will handle it. The underground exploration and devel- opment work which has been carried on more particularly during the past three years has been continually opening up ore, a considerable portion of which car ries high percentage of copper. Ac- cording to the plan of blocking out, the Fore in sightp at the present time be- low the tenth level is sufficient to fur nish the smelter with large tonnage of good grade of ore for number of years.
 On the sixteenth level, crosscutting toward the ore body has been delayed somewhat on account of running into "caving' ground, which requires very careful timbering. All the work be- tween this level on the tenth is being done in ore, while above the tenth level development work is being rushed to open up the ''Maggien and the "Josh Billings" veins on the 600-foot level, where it is expected a considerable. sup ply of copper sulphides will be found.
 Since the appointment of G. H. Dow ell as general superintendent, George Kingdom, formerly acting superintend- ent, has become mine superintendent and general superintendent of the Unit ed Globe Mines, controlled by the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company. Dick Mein is now mine fore man at the Old Dominion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
CORDOVA PROGRESS ENCOURAGING Jennie Shaft Continues to Sink in Commercial Chal-
 cocite Ore

The drift which is being driven east ward from the Sullivan shaft of the Eureka group on the 475-foot level is still in altered schist, highly silicified and carrying considerable sulphide ore. The developments recently, obtained in this part of the property are very satis- factory to the management of the Cor dova Copper company. HsiSggI
 The Jennie shaTt, Which is being sunk on the west end of the Eureka group and on the line between the Jennie and Osceola claims, is 107 feet deep and the encouraging copper values encountered there short time ago continue to be in the form of chalcocite. The develop ment work in the Jennie shaft has been so encouraging that a churn drill of the Star make will be set at work on the Eureka group shortly after the first of the year. There is every indication that ore bodies of great extent and conner cial value will be found on these claims in the course of the next few months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
AR|zONA-M|CH|GAN N NEARING DEWETT
 ORE BODY
Twenty five Men Engaged in Extending Crosscut on
 500.Foot Level

Superintendent N. A. Nelson, who is in full charge of operations on the Ari. z5ua Michigan property, has force of about twenty-five men engaged in ex- tending the cIOsscuts northwest on the 500-foot level and in doing assessment work on the Gila-Mesa group. The crosscut being driven north from the Telfair shaft on the fifth level is now 3l1 feet long, and is in very hard dior, ite which contains some quartzite. The crosscut running south from the shaft measures 329 feet and is in diorite con- Siderably softer than that found in the north crOsseut. Considerable pyrite oc- CUTS there also. The south crosscut should eventually cut the Telfair vein and also the Old Dominion fault, which lies about 700 feet beyond the present face of the crosscut An extension of the present north crOsseut should, in the near future, interseet the Dewett lode. The presence of quartz in the material being taken out from the north crosscut indicates that the Dewett lode is not far away.
 North of the shaft, various lodges which cross the country have general dip away from the shaft, while in 'he region south of the shaft the positions of the lodes are irregular.
 At a point I3O feet from the shaft, in the north erosscut of the Arizona Michigan property, the drift is being driven northeast. This drift follows a stringer which was encountered in driv- ing the crosscut and is now twelve feet long. The stringer which the drift is following contains both silver and gold in small quantities. The silver occurs in pockets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
Steel Construction on Con- rentratOr Will Begin
 Next Month
rONCRETE HANDLED
 ON INCLINE LINE
Five Compartment Shaft Is Designed to Handle I'm
 mense Tonnage

With .the connection of all parts of 3e underground workings of the Miami ,Uprrtv with the No. f shaft, the time ,ssm, near at hand when the new con. .sBtrating plant will be working in con -nr,.on with the underground machin- |sv Considering the large scale upon which the mine has been developed and bq efficient manner in which the foun- ation work for the new plant has been andeI thus far, it appears probable hat at the end of the next six months ms enormous plant will be concentrat-
 8g the valuable minerals from the large oiv If material already blOckedNout. Since the 18th of November the exca-
 nting TOT the power plant and half of
 Re reinforced concrete foundation for
 ae concentrating building have been
 mpleted. At this rate of progress
 v the middle of January, 1910, the
 work If putting up the steel frames for
 spsp two structures will have been be-
 rB. The only lumber to be used in
 he whole plant will be that of winch bs laundeTs are to be built for the con pyance of pulp, tailings and concen- mates through the cOncentrator build |as
 The mixing plant at the foot of the ,0pe upon which the cOncentratOr site |, located does all the mixing or the 9ntrete and the mixture is landed on be scene of the foundation work by means of ear working on cable on ten per cent inclined track, at the gper end of which is situated the l0is,ing engine. Ordinary mine ears are ll in under the work at the upper end f the incline and loaded. These ears, y means of various tracks, distribute t3e concrete at the various parts of the |Tcavations.
 The cement being used is brought from the east, but the rock required IS rammed from the cOmpany's quarry east of the main surface plant of the nine This arrangement has enabled he work to proceed at a very rapid
 pace, as high as 250 cubic yards of con Iete per day having already been set. he foundation walls range from ten to forty feet in height and are reinforced hDughOut When the equipment of the whole plant is complete, the ore, from he time it is blasted from the under ground chambers until it has been re- .lced to clean concentrates, will be han ted automatically by means of electric nach.Dery of the latest models, the bower for which will, be generated at 'he new power plant. The No. 4 shaft Ehjcb will be the route taken by the De in it's passage from the mine to the Dncentrator is slightly over four hun ,fe horsting. This plant, in working or der, will be the most elaborate in it's -quIpment for economical treatment of
 re eyer erected in the southwest.
 1ed feet from the western limit of the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
WARRIOR ID HAVE CHURN DRILLS
 AT WORK
Have Been Ordered and Will Be on Property Not Later
 Than Next Month

Between seventy and seventy-fve tons of 10 per cent chrysacolla ore are being shipped daily to the Fl Paso smelter from the Warrior mine. If it was deemed expedient, the shipments of ore could, of course, be greatly i'm creased without working any hardship on the present. force employed, but the management of the Warrior Develop ment company is, at present, most in terested in developing the mine along scientific lines and exploring new areas for the purpose of opening up bodies of ore and of definitely determining their extent
 This work of development and explor. ation has been most gratifying since the mine was taken over by the How land & Smith interests. Raises Nos. 36 and B. in the west end of the mine, are opening up large high grade ore bodies. The drift being driven west on the third level, for the purpose of thoroughly ex- ploring that section of the mine, has encountered several high grade bodies | of ore and is now in new body aver aging 10 per cent copper.
 The two Star churn drills which have been ordered for use on the Warrior property were shipped some time ago and are expected to arrive on the ground the latter part of the week. It is the plan of the management to have these drills in operation before January | 1st.
 General Manager M. E. Mccarthy of Globe is, of course, experimenting all the operations on the Warrior, Live Oak | land Cordoya properties R B Ball as charge of the development work now being pursued in these three mines.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

At the Williams shaft, located at the east end of the National Mining & Ex- uloration property at Copper Hill, a for nation containing much lime and mag. nesium has been uncovered at depth of 3S4 feet. The shaft is now 4l2 feet deep and practically the same kind of material as that mentioned above is be- ing taken out. Beside the lime and mag nesium, there are also traces of copper, which give the lime formation a slightly greenish hue in places.
 The change in ground that has been developed in the sinking of the Williams shaft is regarded both by the manage ment of the property and by many local mining men familiar with the nature of the ore occurrences in the Copper Hill
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
GOOD SILVER ORE
 IN MARJORAM MINE
Sinking Shaft on Property
 North of Town

MT. Marjoram, well known prospect or of Globe district, is now engaged in sinking single compartment shaft on claim which he owns in the Copper Hill district, adjoining the property of the Superior X Globe Copper company on the east. The shaft is being put down on well defined vein. A few hundred feet away, on the same claim, Mir Marjoram has recently encountered a ledge, specimens from which carry good values in silver and also contain high percentage of lead. MT. Mar ioram was the owner of one of the claims taken over by the Arizona & Michigan Mining company,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
NATIONAL MINE STRIKES
 ENCOURAGING FORMATION
In Limestone Which Undou btedly Overlies Deposit of Copper Ore Similar to Arizona Commercial
 Body-Change Re garded Important

district as being a pretty reliable indi- cation of existing copper deposits at a greater depth. This belief is further strengthened by the formation encoun. tered in sinking the Eureka shaft of the Arizona Commercial property. In that shaft ore deposits were found under. meath stratum of limestone. Consid. ering the proximity of the Eureka shaft to the Williams shaft it is only reason able to believe that the National Min ing & Exploration company will, in the course of it's present development work, strike copper bearing ledge before the Williams shaft reaches the 700-foot point.
 Superintendent H. H. Woodward is in charge of operations and is employing a force of about twenty-five men.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
ELECTRIC LAMPS

Art Lamps. Reading Lamps Silver Plated Table Ware. Chocolate Sets. Water Sets. Tea Sets. Butter Dishes. Syrup Dishes. Baking Dishes. Cake Baskets. Loving Cups.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

work will be done with the aid of a windlass. A hoist will probably be in stalled later.
 It is also the intention of the owners of the Barney group to resume work on the old shaft on their property, so that, in all probability, fully score of men will be employed there within a few weeks
 The Barney group is supposed to lie directly in the mineralized zone of the Miami mining district and should, with persistent development, become very valuable mine ..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
WILL BEGIN WORK l. 0N THE BARNEY AT ONCE
Supplies and Workmen Will Be Sent to Property for
 Immediate Work

J. D. Coplen, J. B. Coplen and E. T. badwr, owners of the Barney group of
 Event. eight claims, located in the Mi 'nl inning district, have decided to be- .h nnrratiOns at once on their prop my The machinery, tools and other 'aPp.as necessary for resuming work nave rready been ordered and will be
 afel out to the mine immediately. As preliminary to sinking shaft, a wagon road will be built across the Fop.rty. east and west. This road will
 -a'o the highway which runs by the
 aml of the Inspiration Copper com .'Dy just north of the Inspiration prop .'y, and win lead up the South Webster
 Ieea.
 ', Within a few days the owners of the nancy group will begin sinking a shaft .0 'ac east end of the property. Until 'onsiderable depth is reached, this
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

Mary Johnson, an accomplished Swed- ish servant girl, is looking for posi-. tion. She wants home where Folger s Golden Gate Coffee is used
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

For hot drinks, sandwiches and home made cakes, and sweet cream go to City lee Cream Parlor, across the street from Brown 's.
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