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MOTORCYCLES IN GERMANY.

In this years German army maneuvers the sight will be wit messed of motor tricycles speeding about the battlefield. Hitherto it has been found that much time was lost in rendering medical assistance to the wounded. To prevent such de- lay during the coming maneuvers field surgeons will be mounted up,n specially constructed motor tricycles made on the lines of those now used by tradesmen, in which will be car ried all the necessary material for first aid.
 In the past a wounded man had to be carried on a stretcher to the nearest lazarette before help could be rendered. In future should he find it impossible to treat the case on the spot, the surgeon can himself convey the man to the lazarette on his motor tricycle.. The machine will be built so that it can go over heavy ground, and it will, owing to its speed, save many hours of weary waiting to the wounded.
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Jack Dudley. who some time ago went into partnership with Deacon" Wilson in the A. C.. Hotel barber shop. has decided to get out into the open and may now be found on the hurri- cane deck of one of the Santa Fe locomotives doing the act as fire boy. Jack is popular among the railroaders and is not new at the business so that his sue cess Is assured.
 Mir. Wilson, with the help of a barber of Gallup will continue the shop in the same business like manner as of old.
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Local Harvey House
 Girls Strike

Something Tn the way of novelty in strikes was pulled off at the Harvey House last Wed nesdav. There have been many strikes of waitresses in the west ern country and many strikes on their account but the one at Winslow beats them all.
 Some twenty years ago the Switchman struck three times in as many weeks merely because some favoritc girl had incurred the displeasure of the manager at that time the hotel system on the Oregon. Short Line was handled something after the manner of the Harvey House ol today the Pacific Hotel Com pauv handling all railroad hotels from Omaha Neb to Portland, Oregon, managers being invar- iably sent from Omaha, some of these were college bred young men with little or no idea of the western country.
 The strike here this week was caused by tine local manager issuing an order fOrbidding the girls to wear rats" or other folderolls in their hair; woman like they resented the order and quit work while two passenger trains werein the yard. The lack of diplomacy of the manager caused him considerable grief for a time but eventually matters were patched up so that the girls resumed duty. Nothing more serious that a slight delay in the service resulted from the order, rats" still being Tn evidence.
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Thos. s. Lane, bridge foreman for the Santa Fe was severely burned with hot lead last Fri day while doing some work on a bridge east of town. Mr Lane was treated here by Dr. o. $. Brown, company physician. and was taken to Los Angeles Mon- day morning it being feared that the sight of one eye had been destroyed.
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Contractor Jos. E. Kleindienst has commenced work on the new addition to Winslow's school house during the week and the work is now progressing rapid ly. The excavation is nearly complete and from this time on the work will be vigorouly nros- ecuted in the hope Of completing the structure before the frost sets in. The addition is badly needed and nothing will be left undone to complete the work at an early date.
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Mir. and Mrs. Geo. D. Jewett, Sr., who have been here for some time visiting with their daugh- ter Mrs. Geo. H. Keys, IT,, left Monday for Fresno, Cal, where they will visit with another daughter for a month or so after which they will return to spend the winter with MT. and Mrs. Reyes.
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Rev. M. F. Ault, pastor of the Methodist church, was a visitor at Holbrook during the week where he held services for the benefit of those in that vicinity. Rev. Ault was accompanied by Mir. w. E. Beck who took charge of the musical portion of the program.
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Mir. and Mrs. A. ]. Asbury and daughter Ruby of Macon Mo-, who stopped off here to see Mir. and Mrs. Harry Asbury and Cline Asbury, continued their trip West, Monday, on The Cal ifornia Limited. They expect to visit in Los Angeles, Frisco, Salt Lake City, Denver and other places before returning to their Missouri home.
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In the championship pool g anne at the Winslow Pool Parlors Mir. Stocker won out he being the first of the three contestants to run up 100 balls. Jim Dye was second with 90 and Claude Bennett, the other contestant, last with 8S. Stockers high run during the game was Is balls while Bennett made a run of 14
 Each of these three players seem so evenly matched that there is no doubt of a return game in the near future.
 A goodly crowd of those in- terested in pool playing were present all during the game and they manifested their interest by applauding the difficult shots pulled off by all three players.
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Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mara and Thomas Mara of St. Louis. Mo, were guests here of Supt. E. J. Gibson and family Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mrs. Paul Geary was hostess to the Friday Club the afternoon of August 31st. Time was pleas antly spent ill sewing until a late hour when delicious refresh ments were served. Those present were Mesdames Folsom, Waite, Luce, Parr and Gillard.
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THE MOTIVE.

"Yes, we start on our trip tomor- row." We'll, I hope you are not heartless enough to abandon your cat" "Eh! Why, that's just what we are leaving home for"
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MT. and Mrs. George Irwin entertained with a musical con- cert Wednesday evening. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Lyons, Mrs. D, B. Thurston, Auntie Giles and I. C. Tehan being guests.
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There will be a meeting of the Ladies of the Altar Society of the Catholic Church, at the resi- dence of Mrs. Hickey on Thurs day the 18th at 2::3O p. Ill.
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Mir. B. Malich, son of Mir. and Mrs. E. Y. Malich, who came to Winslow recently from California has taken employment in the shop of Lee Rains where he ex poets to remain permanently.
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County Superintendent of the Board of Health Dr. Geo. P. Sampson was in Holbrook Mon day attending the meeting ot the Board ot Supervisors.
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Miss Charlotte Hall, territor- ial historian, was in town dur ing the week interviewing many of our pioneers and gathering data for the history of Arizona
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Miss Helen Gibson was an out bound passenger on No. 10 Thursday for Albuquerque to see the Fair and attend the Monte zuma Ball, Friday evening
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Rev. Father Connolly is at present visiting Kingman and Williams in line with his clerical duties it being necessary for him to make periodical visits to these points.
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The County Board of Supervl- sors met at Holbrook Monday and transacted considerable routine of business principally in the way of allowing bills.
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The Seeley dinner announce ment by Mir. c. J. Spellmire for intimate friends has been post poned until colder weather.
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Mrs. George Irwin returned from Los Angeles Monday, where she visited her sister the past five weeks. Tuesday even- ing Mrs. Irwin entertained at dinner in honor of Mrs. Jack Lyons, Covers were laid for six.
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D. E. Hanks, G. R. Bauerbach and Arthaf C. Smith lett Mon- day for a two weeks hunting trip in the mountains.
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Mrs D. B. Thurston's many friends will be sorry to know she is again confined to her room.
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District Attorney Geary was among those leaving Monday morning to attend the session of the County Supervisors.
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Dr. Fred Waite and family drove out to the Indian Post in his Ford. Monday evening to see the Indian Dance.
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Mrs. L. H. Ball left Saturday for Los Angeles to visit her daughter Mrs. L. T. Kleindienst.
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Miss Nellie Wilson. accompa- nied by her father, M. w. Wilson returned Sunday from Los An 0eleS
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Chas C. Boiling, D. B. Thurs ton and Dr. Bazelle were among the Winslowites visiting Albu querque for the Fair doings.
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Mrs. Chas. N. Bond has been quite i'll for the past few weeks but is now convelescent.
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Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Weinert have returned after a two weeks trip to Los Angeles and coast.
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Mir. R. C. Creswell returned Sunday from San Diego where he has been for the past two weeks visiting with his family.
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Mir. and Mrs. ]. Stuart Chris tai are home after seeing Cali fOrn1a.
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]. E. Kleindienst has returned home from a business. trip to Los Angeles.
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WinsloW News Notes
 From The Winslow Mail

Father Connolly gave a de- lightful dinner party Monday evening in honor of Miss Jessica Reed the guests being Mrs. W1n. Daze, Miss Reed, Mss Lynn Duggar, Miss Polly Duggar and Miss Myers.
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Miss Jennie Downs has gone back to the hospital in Albu- querque to resume her training as nurse.
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Mrs. Harry Asbury entertain ed Mrs. Robert Powell at dinner Wednesday evening.
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Dr. Geo. P. Sampson was call ed to Taylor Thursday evening on professional business.
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Mrs. Curry, Mrs. ]. ". Hickey and Mir. J. c. Tehan were dinner guests Tuesday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Burke.
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At the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. J.. Ratelle last Thursday evening Mrs. Ratelle was the hostess at a delightful dinner party ill honor of Miss Jessica Reed. The guests were Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Waite, Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Asbury, Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Geary, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Daze, Miss Reed, Miss Myers, Father Connolly and Messrs Wm. J. Daze, Carl G. and G. C.. Reed. Cards were indulged in until a late hour.
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Miss Jessica Reed entertained at cards Friday evening, the guests, outside of the immediate family being, Miss You"g, Miss Myers, Rev. T. NJ. Connolly, J. C. Tehan, C. ]. Spellmire, and H. A. Masac.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
Township Elections.

Tuesday next is the date VIXEN
the township elections are to
take place. Caucuses have been
held in Orange, North Lennon
and Gilstrap townships, and re-
preventative tickets have been
put up. 1t is apparent that to a
township a careful choice as to
the personal of its official family
is of the greatest Importance,
and all who can possibly take
the time should be at their town
ship meeting. to take part in the
deliberations and do his share to-
wards the election of worthy and
capable men.
Orange township has again
shown itself to be the ideal COM
lmunity. There was township
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

has the reputation Of being one
of the best in the two states.
The new lodge starts out with
a fine membership of high order
and it is the ambition OF the off,
Gers and members to make Lem
mon lodge K. of P. one of the
most fiourishing and efficient ex-
ponents of the order in the Do
main OF South Dakota.
After work had been finished,
those who were present, to the
number of about eighty, sat down
to banquet at the Palace hotel,
where thoughtful and skilled
care had provided most luxuti-
ously.
Lennon lodge X. Of P. will
have regular weekly meetings
every Friday evening.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

the common township ticket
which is as it should be. The
following were put in nomination
and it goes without saying that
there will be lots of good humor-
ed rivalry in that progressive
bailiwick at the Tuesday election
on the part OF the man that is
in the hands of his friends but
would prefer to stay home.
Supervisor. 3yrs., /. M. Nef,
J. ID. Barone.
Clerk. Jas. +. Pew.
Treasurer, Leonard Neff.
Assessor. Clarence Pontius,
Lloyd Steele.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
aucus held March 8th everybody

caucus held March 8th everybody
knew of it, everybody was urged
to be on hand; there was no
party division but all were given
to understand that the greatest
good of the township was the aim
and object of the meeting. Thus
ii is that the township officers
have the entire confidence of
their officers, everything is done
open and above board. and peace
and harmony actuate all.
There was good and repres-
entAtave attendance at t h is
caucus and the following ticket
E7aS put up.
Supervisors: f. G.. Chase.
Chmn., Bruno Bolke, A. L. Bees
ley.
Treasurer. j. T.. Lorius.
Clerk, j. w. Young.
Assessor. !. r. kasparek.
Road Masters: Frank Young.
1l.R +. Curtis. (2) G. l.. Steb-
bins. (3l; Bruno Just, (D.
North Lennon township
people held a caucus, which was
not generally known, and the
| following ticket was nominated:
Supervisor. Adam Keller.
Clerk, A. M. Johnson.
Treasurer, +. E. Potter.
Assessor, l.. A. Potter.
Road Overseers: Geo. NJ. Jen-
sen. (n; John Nagel (2); Emil
Salzsieder 81; Simon Row (D.
Gilstrap seems to be suffering
from wholesome abundance OF
official talent. At any rate,
| there are numerous candidates
| but the township officials arc
broad and open. for every cand.
!. idate proposed finds his place or
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Justices, (2) Clarence Pontius,
Albert Cole.
Constables. (2) John w. Ryn-
der, Ben Lawson,
Road Overseers, Dist. /. John
w. Rynder, John Berg.
District 2 Jimmie Sullivan,
VIM. Shores,
Dist. ). Ben Lawson. Jas.
Haggin.
Poundmaster, L. r. Evans.
The township will also vote on
the proposition whether it super
visors and clerk should have
their per diem raised to $500
per day.
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resentation from the Aberdeen
Lodge, X. of p, organized Lem
mon Lodge No. 81, X. of P.
The following roster of officers
were installed:
Thos. d. Potwin, C. C.
Logan Berry, V. C.
l. I. Hermanson, Prelate.
JOS. P. Sternhagen, M. of E.
S. P. Fulker. M. of w.
The three Pythian degrees
were exemplified on a class of
twenty-six neophytes by the de-
gree team from Aberdeen, which
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|unlon Pytlians
| Organize Lodge.

goodly Bunch Of Aberdeen
Pythians are guests q Lennon
Saturday last and exemplify
khe sonorous and poetic Pyth-
ian work on a large class.
Saturday afternoon and even
last, Grand officers Of the
snd Domain K. of P. Of South
bkota, assisted by a large rep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
THE VULTURE MINE
rs A BIG PRODUCER
Operating Two Shafts, In
stalls New Stamps and
Cyanide Plant

After 20 years OF idleness, the Vulture
mine, near Wickenburg, Ariz, has for
two years been making a new and pa
ciffc record. The Vulture mine has a.
record of over s16.00O,OOO gold to it's
production credit, and is still claimed
to be a great mine.
The management has been erecting
a mill on the PROPERTY, and has about
completed a system of development,
which it is claimed will put it on its
old time productive basis as a yielder
CT gold. Two shafts are now in opera
ton, one being 600 feet deep and the
other 400 feet deep.
The company has recently installed
a 20 stamp mill in connection with the
old 20 stamp mill. The new stamps
are said to be the heaviest ever brought
to the territory weighing 1900 pounds
each
The company has also installed a new
cyanide system which will handle
continuous percolation system of. tall
ingS, instead of the old system of hand
ling by the hour. The company has $50
men working at the mine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
KILLS WOMAN AND
HANGS HIMSELF
Married Man Ends Life Of
Another Mans Wife;
Then Suicides.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 23.-The man
who yesterday killed a woman and
then hanged himself in jail proved to
be Burton W. Yates, of Detroit, as sus-
pected The double tragedy came rs
the end of an acquaintanceship Of IN
known duration with Mrs Fred Singer,
his victim.
Last night the womans attorney,
Frank Billman, was closeted with
Yates's two sons for several hours. The
results of the interview were not given
out. The young men, A. W. and H. F.
Yates, hurried here from Detroit as
soon as the news of the shooting
reached them. Yates was IS years of
age and married.
Mrs Singer, formerly a resident of
Detroit, but lately residing in a Cleve
land hotel, is the wife of a travelling
salesman Yates and the woman spent
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
an automobile At midnight they went
to a roadhouse at Rocky River, west
ern suburb Of the city. Four hours
later the shooting occurred. Mrs.
Singer was shot through the back and
through both legs.
While the woman was borne to
hospital Yates was taken to the Cleve-
land Jail and there he hanged himself
in the Mushroom, using his handker-
chief as a moose.
Mystery surrounds the relations OF
the pair. Mrs. Singer has been es-
tranged from her husband for months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
MOGOLLON MINES
ARE DEVELOPING
All Properties There Are
Reported to Be Doing
Some Active Work.

Mogollon, n. NJ, Sept. 23.-In the So
zorro mines drifting continues towards
the Queen vein in the great ore body
opened up in the lowest level several
months ago. The mean width exceeds
20 feet and the average value is around
$50 per ton. During the week S25 tons
were milled and $500 troy ounces of
refined gold and silver melted The
usual shipment Of high grade concen-
trates. the product of the nine Whitley
tables, was made to the smelter. The
junior member of Messrs. Spur and
Cox visited the property.
On the Deadwood mines work is be-
ing pushed with the energy characters
tic Of this management. Grading for
the mill is nearly completed and the
construction of the building has been
started Machinery is being delivered
daily.
From the Ernestine Mining company
properties 500 pounds of refined gold
and silver bullion and large tonnage
OF high grade concentrates were ship
ped during the week. installation of
pipe line for new water supply sys-
tenn mas been started and will be rushed
to completion.
The Golden Link group of gold prop
critics on Upper Dry creek, have been
bonded by Wisconsin parties who have
organized the Golden Link Mining COM
pany, capitalized at s250,OOO
A well known engineer of Silver City
is said to have taken an option on the
mines owned by the Kit Development
company.
At the Mogollon Gold and Copper
company a good force is engaged in
clearing up the debris from the recent
fire. The compressor and three boil
ers are thought to be only slightly
damaged Contracts have been awarded
for advancing the east drift on the
Little Charlie and the tunnel on the
main Cooney vein.
Water was encountered in sinking. the
Wine below the tunnel of the Enter
prise Mining company property, and
some sulphide ore is reported as COM
ing in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
TOYAH IS DRILLING
FOR ARTESIAN WATER
Machinery Is Purchased III
FL Paso for Purpose OF
Sinking Wells There.

Toyah is going after its wealth of
artesian water regardless of he cut
come of the Toyah oil fields. /. E
Gibbons, cashier of the First National
bank of Toyah, and Ed e Dismuke, OF
Mineral Wells. were here Thu-sd.ly ar
ranging to have a deep well sunk or
section "A, block 55 of the T. P sur
vey. 1t is expected to sink ii weh To
the deep water level in Or Ter to OBJ
tain water for the irrigation IF n large
tract of the fertile Toyah valley land.
Mr. Gibbons says that the Texas
company has succeeded in ge--Ing the
tools out of the No. oil well when
was drilled on the opposite side Of the
dry wash separating the No. ! and M.
2 wells in the Toyah field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
SCP0FULA
HEREDITARY BLOOD POISON

Scrofula is a disease manifested
usually by swelling and liberation
of the glands, especially about the
neck. It is almost entirely hereditary
in its origin, being the dregs or re-
mains of some specific blood poison.
Where the blood is greatly weakened
with the scrofulous poison, the disease
attacks other portions of the system
besides the glands, and then we see its
effects in weak eyes, poorly developed
bodies, running sores and ulcers, skin
diseases, especially on the scalp, ca
tarrhal troubles, etc. Scrofu1a usually
makes its appearance in childhood,
though manhood or womanhood may
be reached before the poison pro-
crosses to the stage of outward mani
festation. S. S. S. is the one real cure
for Scrofula. 1t is a blood purifier
without an equal, and it cures this
destructive blood poison by removing
every trace of the infection from the
circulation. S. S. S., in addition to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
THREE VESSELS OF NAVY
TO BE SOLD FOR JUNK

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 25.-It re-
ouired six weeks time to wipe the col
Iier Marcellus off the naval List. al
though for that time she had been "
ing on the bottom of the Atlantic, 40
miles off Cape Hatteras. The ship was
rammed and sunk by an Italian steam
err
Collins defunct was issued by the navy
department yesterday. Three other
vessels also went on the dead list yes
terday, the Siren, which was a yacht
purchased for use in the Spanish war;
the Eagle, small gunboat, and the i'll
fated Bennington
After spending several thousand dol
lars on the latter in the effort to re-
pair the damage caused by the terri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
ALLEGED SLAYERS OF TWO
GLOBE MEN ARE PRISONERS

Albuquerque. n. NJ, Sept. pa spe-
cial from Adamana says that sheriff
Thompson, of Globe, at o'clock last
night arrested James Steele and Will
liam Stewart, former United States
soldiers, who are charged with the
murder of Fred Kibbe and Albert F.
Hillpot, business men of Globe Sheriff
Thompson and a posse of five men
found the fugitives at the Santa Fe
station at Adamana. No fight was put
up by either man. This ends a nine
day chase which was participated in
by peace officers, indian trailers and
bloodhounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
THE MIAMI AT GLOBE
PREPARES FOR SHIPMENTS.


In the Miami mine at Globe, AriZ.,
the extraction of ore will be COM
menced on the $40 foot level and from
there upwards. The first ore to be
taken out of the mine will come from
the vicinity of shaft 2. Two raises are
now being put up from the main haul
age level 40 feet from the surface
to the large dump at the main shaft,
commonly called the Red Rock or No. 4
Through these raises the ore in the
dump amounting to about 25O,O tons
Will be shot down to the haulage level
and hoisted directly from there through
the main shaft to the concentrator
bins.
The Miami Copper company is now
operating three churn drills on it's
property. These drills are sinking holes
on Pinto, Captain and St Johns's Frac-
ton. The idea being worked out by
the management in the churn drilling
at present is &c set definite limits to
the main ore body, and for this purpose
holes are being put down around the
outer edges of irregular mass of ore
developed and blocked out by the I'M
derground workings In some cases this
drilling is bringing to light ore reserves
not previously known to exist