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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
CONSTIPATION

causes hair the sickness. II retains
waste ii the bowels: produces bilious
mesa. dizziness, indigestion, bad taste
In the mouth, coated tongue, sick
headache insomnia.
HOODS PILLS give relief promptly,
aaslly. surely. Druggists. 2sc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
RIcKER,s MARKET REPORT.
Receipts Somewhat Lighter, with Little
Change in Prices.

Chan9e IN frlces.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. l4.-Receipts at
". a. Ricker's market the past week
weres--
Poultry 500. l0@llc.
Lambs-400, 3a6c.
Hogs -275, 7ia@sc.
Cattle-75, 2ia@5e.
-2G5, 3@6lac and &c.
Mileh cows-25, $3.50 S55.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
$4,000 swINDLE ALLEGED.
American Citizen and Woman Com
panion Arrested in st. Petersburg.

st, Petersburg. Sept l4-Upon the re-
quest Of the Berlin police, an American
citizen By the name Of Margolin and
a woman companion were arrested here
today, charged with having conducted
swindling operation involving $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14

Photo BY American Press ASSOCIATION
EDDIE PLANK, ONE or pHu..nvv.
STAR BOX MIN, = II :
CoomDs u undoubtedly one Of the
greatest n boxmen In the country
Chief" Bender hasn't shown anv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
National League Standing.
Sporting Notes.

Pitcher Cole Of the Chicago Cubs has
wone 10 out Of p games pitched during
the season to date.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
aas bem Gassbnfe nnfrrss 9iesafASRss
baffiidjeS.

Ste Rdnner - einnnI mub bas 8cri
beraus -
Siro Salstbrannen, ggoiiteu, 6IeeeI.
(Nur uuire Oieoatteure nebm i4
Sod sIusnabmeu beitdtiaen bic NeeeI.)
9ie Rdnner = iiberfIHIi9 iinb ite gang,
Bie uns grfabruugeu nnb 9rdufs
Iebren;
@ei erniter slrbeit ipie bel Spiel unS
San5
aann man iie fiigIid gut enfbebreu.
Drum foIIte infer Siel uno gnoe iein,
Sen aItcrsgrauen 5auberipnt 5u baHs
Sbr Sraisn. ftimntt in meinem &ainpf'
ruf elm
lluo riifet NIT mir: 9rieg ben SaisS
tbrauneul
limb euer gbrgeis iei es, iebeu Ranu
Glf @nnb Iinb tlngnao' hart 5u unters
ip6en;
GudIt i'm unb brnueiaIirt i'm brapI
Sobann
SUutut iiderIid er audi gu 9reu5 gee
froden.
9amit MN iebe Srau bies 8iel erreidb',
Sic Wdnner alle enolib 5n belie9en,
SITS am bequemiten (bieies ratb' i9
eudll:
8entiibt 5ilnddit euf, einen Ranu ar
- friegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

= Grinneruns. 8efu9erin:
.Sbr neues 9tenftmGo4en fab ia
tbsn in Der Salafftube uno ipeint.!"
Sausfrau: nI9 9ott ia, bas arme
Ding 1T Die So9ter BON einem tleineu
9aItbofsbeiiber fobaI0 bic cine
@anae i'm 9ett finoet, trtest iie
Seimtpeb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

-0er@brtnmann. amtsri6=
ter (als ibn elm SremOer auf Der
Retfe cordial besriiBt, aDserno): vSm.
iino Sic ni9t. :. 2" Srember Greuno>
lid abtpebrsnO): rNein. nein, Ssrr
4mtsri9ter, Sic irren Itd. Ous iit
mein 8ruoer ib bin nod INNER
freigeIpro9en ipproen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
3ettgemGbs @rtGd

= Betfg { m a Be Ut q :
rung! SriB (im 8u9e Isfeno):
.8at.r, mas bsiBt ous bier: r.Diuif
ou g.troIt bur6s 2sbsn seb'n. blid'
ulsr Did," Batter: rWas tpirb's lueis
ter bsiBsn9 4ufpuFen Io[Iit hu. BOB
Dir ni9t einmal elm Sanbfad ober
Elm propeller uuf ben aOpf dut!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

r9eiI, tiibn.r SpOrtsenOFs. Der
slsi9 uns ben itpI5en Sipfel be5puns
sen!"
~r49. entf9uloissn sic nur giis
tieit, i'd bab mid nur aus 6ur9t
Dor ben automObiIsn bsrauf eefIii4s
tet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Au1entBura.

R oin9en. glls Der q,ssiter
SuIius RSbsr in elmer 1ruts gu
Gonos be gras nit elmer sIett,iIden
pumpe elmer SdrbioIampe Su nobs
fam, entitanb cine Grploiion. Rums-
raoen tomen ibm gu !SiIfs uab riFsn
ibm bic brenneneen Sfleiber pom
Seibe. RObsr bat srbsbli@s 8ranb.
Eunoen erIitttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

3nin. Inter sablrei6er 8ttbeis
lisung Der sp. 9emeinbe fanb in
3nin Ole @inipei6uns Der neuen epans.
ftir9e ftatt, gu Der am 16. Suni p.
). Der 9runoItein geleat ipurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
GrfoB. aot6rtnaerl.

StraBburs. Gin StrcBbur>
ger Stubent Tamsns 2Irnbt tpolIte
auf einsm bon 8sbI na5 Strobbuns
fa6reno.n Dussn Der slettriihen
@trab.nbabn auffprine.n. Gr itiir3ts
babel unb serietb unter ben @ossn.
tpobur9 ibm bas sins 9sin pOlIitdHs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

StrbestbaI. Der MDrber
Wisbar, Der BEL Sh0nebed auf
i6subli6e 8eife ben nsunidbrigen
Sobn oes 9.remauns Dalter aus
hsr Golonie Der 3ede Roienblum.ns
belle in eiusm @str,iosfsIbs srmorost
bat uno isitoem fIiidtis mar, 1T in
Ssrbsstbol bsi Dem @eriu6, ole
Gjr.n5e gu iiberI9rsitsu. psrbuftet
poroen.
SONNET. Sisr puroe Der 25 SABRE
aIte 9iener bss &urbduI.s i'm Streite
Don einem S9reiner eritodsn. Ser
Sbdter pill in Rotbptbr gehanosIt
babeR.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
BUTTE COALITION.

The recent strength in Butte Coal
ition is taken in some quarters as in
dicating that these shares will fare
quite favorably in the proposed Butte
merger. The available ore tonnage
Of this company is now far greater
than at any previous line in its ca
reer. and is being constantly enlarged,
particularly in the territory tributary
to the Tramway shaft.
The Rarus shaft commands a length
Of workable area Of $4,000 feet. Tn,
like those of North Butte. The Rarus
veins are not clearly defined or regu-
lar. The more important ones are
designated by numbers. and are
known as Nos. IA. &c and 10. These
formations are here and there inter
cepted by diverging branches, the
whole constituting a widely mineral
lied zone, made up of a series of ore
bodies. many of which possess a width
Of fifty feet. and are only reached aft.
err following leads. In fac, the feat
ure OF the companys development is
TO be found in the extent and re
sourcefulness OF these bodies.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Mascot Copper Co.

While the progress of the Mascot
Copper company in actual develop
ment, during the short period OF its
existence. has been rapid, its record
for sensational Developments, in that
time, may be turned extraordinary.
The word extraordinarily is used ad-
visedIy. with a full realization OF the
magnitude of the various copper min
ing enterprises that combine TO make
Arizona the greatest copper producing
center in the Union.
The management Of the Mascot has
70 its credit a remarkable series Of
sensational ore discoveries. and few,
II any other copper mining companies
can match their enviable record in
point Of actual tonnage when at the
same stage OF development As indi-
eating the extent Of the resources, The
energy and the determination 10 make
the company the most formidable or
ganization operating in the best cop
Der Territory OF the Union, the fac
is that the Mascot has in addition e
its plans for the rapid development OF
the property, several auxiliary mat
tiers. For instance. the building Of q
sixteen mile railroad from the South
ern Pacific at Wilcox to its property
the erection Of 1000 ton smelter. the
openinr up of a town site. the build
ing of a hotel, electric light plant and
waterworks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
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(Sonora News)

What is supposed to be the most
valuable gold discovery in Sonora has
been made by Sam Leonard, an old
timer in this city. in the Nacozari
country, near Bargon mountain.
Mr.. Leonard came TO town last
Saturday with a bottle of gold mug
gets which he obtained by dry wash
ing the surface gravel The gold rep
resented six days labor.
There have been forty-three and
half pertenencias denounced by Ca
naneans and the formation is most
ly porphyry. of which there is a belt
cutting across the country. The de
nouncement includes placer and lead
ground and resembles greatly the
Cripple Creek country.
A picked sample assayed los oun-
ces of the precious metal. the average
values, however. being in the neigh
borhood of As ounces, although run
ming as low as 91k ounces. The iron
Gaping on some of the ground yield
ed one ounce of the yellow metal
Gold is not the only mineral in the
ore. for los ounces Of silver is also
carried by the richest rock.
The discovery is nothing less than
a bonanza And were it not located
where It is there would have been q
wild rush for land in the neighbor
hood. However, the land was de
nounced over year ago and since
that time four or five announcements
had been filed on top of the original
but this difficulty has been settled
after a lengthy dispute to reap the
] golden harvest.
The Cananea men associated with
I Mr. Leonard are Vic Walling, R. Nc
Mullin, Wallace Wood and d. d. vii
uams. all well known and popular
citizens of this city
The plans for the future are no
yet shaped but is probable that worl
will be done on an extensive scale
in the near future. AS the propert,
is only about five or six miles from
the Nacozari railroad. shipments car
be made to the Copper Queen smeltei
at Douglas or any other ore purchas
ing institution. The ore can be pack
ed by burros to the railroad for +;
very nominal figure.
1t can be predicted that this dis
covery is only a forerunner of in
creased activity in that district, al
though operations in that neighbor
hood have been picking up consider
ably since the first of the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Tomhstone consoIidated.


The Tombstone Consolidated Min
ing Company has just succeeded far
enough to see that they viii yet win
a victory against the big inflow OF
water chat they have fought so gal
lantly the past ten months. The
last month has been their banner
month in lowering the water. Since
the 18th Of February Ehey have low
cred the water from the 900 to the 955
foot mark. leaving a balance of about
20 feet TO go yet. although they will
be able to get to the big fly wheel
pumps which have been drowned for
nearly a year at a depth Of forty feet
more.
This company had a streak of hard
luck last May when water got into
the oil and extinguished the fires from
under the boilers. Before fires could
be re-lit the pumpmen had to desert
their pumps and climb the ladders
After about three months Of fruitless
. water lighting the managers and
directors got together. ordered a sta
ton cut on the 500, a duplicate sys
TEN of pumps we're installed to lifi
the water from the 500 up. These
pumps have been ordered installed
station cut. etc. in very short time
at a cost Of c,ose to a half million
| dollars.
There are now eight Prescott sink
ers in the shaft. showing up more
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
HEFFERN.

A meeting of the directors Of the
Heffern Mining and Development Co.
was held in Bisbee March 10th and it
was decided to install a mill and
cynading plant on the property to
take care OF the recently uncovered
gold ledge on Bonanza hill
A 4x10 shaft is being sunk on this
edge and a force of men are now al
work erecting a galiows frame and
framing timbers for a shaft collar.
Average samples taken from
an eight foot cross cut on the gold
ledge give values of cynading tests Of
1895 per ton.
President Heffern's report OF con
ditions az the property shows rapid
Development and under his direction
surveying parties are engaged in re-
surveying OF the entire holdings and
are embodying in three groups the
210 claims owned by the company.
A survey OF the damsite shows a
dam "a feet in height win make a res
ovior one mile in length and 5000 feet
in height would give surface dimen-
sions of so square miles.
H. z. Cooper was elected secretary
and director to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Paul Cass.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

UNION GAS ENGINE CO,
By n. P. Goodman
Essex Mining and Milling Company

Essex Mining and Milling Company.
Chas r. Giendening. formerly OF
Bisbee, but now OF Magda,ena. So
nora, and II. S. Smith. Of La Cana
nea. superintendent and manager of
the Essex Mining and Milling Com
pany. which is owned chiefly by Bis
bee people. We're in the best mining
camp on earth tTansacting business
concerning their company. They are
opening up a assure vein on a lime
and porIShyetic contact in the Sierra
Agul district about twenty-one miles
from ImuTis. This vein is from two
10 six feet in width and shows up on
the surface for a distance Of 200G feet.
AT present there are FIVE men on a
shift opening up the proposition by
sinking a shaft and driving an ad-
dition. Assays run from $12 10 $500
a ton in gold and silver values.
After more openings have been
made. Prof. Fayette A. Jones. a noted
mining engineer, win make a report
on it, This is one of the many prop
critics that are owned by Bisbee PEG
pie. which will ultimately make
good
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Mining Resume for the Past Week

The east crosscut encountered three
veins in a distance of 200 feet. The
first being % feet wide. the second 10
feet and the third II feet.
Captain libby. the consulting en-
gineer. says the 17-foot vein will in
itself make large and more profit
able producer than the Parrot mine
of Butte. Of which he was superin.
tendent for seventeen years. and
which paid in dividends to the pres
ent time more than SS,000.0O0. The
estimate of ore above the present lev
els of the Consolidated and No. ]. by
Mr.. F. l.. Harrington, formerly OF
Butte. is given at 100000 tons. and
that il will net per cent in copper
and 81 a ton in gold and silver.
This will give ten years supply
alone 10 a smelter of 1000 tons capa
city. Watch Cochise county for min
ing propositions.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
VALLEY GOLD PAINTINGS.


Unusual colors in the sediment
from the bottom OF an irrigation well
on the Heffern ranch, in the Sulphur
Springs Valley. attracted attention a
couple Of days ago and resulted in
some paintings being taken.
The result was another surprise to
the owners Of this progressing prop
erty. In the first panning there was
found considerable coarse gold. with
small NUGGETS indicating values run
ing about 500 per ton. The 200
pound buckets used in he well aver
aged about a half ounce Of gold to
the bucket.
From this showing Il is believed
small nuggets hich deposit of the vel
low metal has been run into and Pres
ident Heiern made a special trip to
Douglas TO inform stockholders here
of the find over The telephone. A
thorough exploration viii be made of
the supposed deposits.
Several mining men have examined
the stuff, and il is their opinion that
the entire bottom OF the proposed res
ervofr may be rich placering ground.
The basin where the find was made
is evidently the site of an ancien.
lake or sea. and the gold is probably
the result OF ages OF washing from
the various lodges OF the surrounding
mountains.
Reports from the mining camps in
the valley are that prospectors are ar
irving in considerable numbers, and
that new tents are going up about
every day. In addition to working its
claims. those in charge of the expert
mental farm are planning TO try out
numerous other grains ard vegetables.
different from any grown there last
year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
The Sacramento.

This shaft has reached the 100 foot
mark, making it the deepest shaft in
the county, and when it is sumped. II
will have an even one-third of a mile
in depth. On top, directly under the
gallows frame they are installing the
hosting engine. which formerly was
used at the Gardner for hoisting men.
tools, timbers and supplies. This
hoist viii be a great benefit TO the
shaft. and il will be used to hoiss and
lower men and supplies. this at pres
ent is done or a platform built over
the skips. which is not any too safe
and it also interferes with the hosting
Of ore.
The last week 1885 tons were regis
tered by the Automatic Continuing
Weighing scales for an eight-hour
shift
This would make 1850 tons if ii was
kept up for the twenty-four hours.
At present Tie daily average is 1900
tons. making a train of thirty-six cars
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
BY "Tangle. /"
iolbrook and Gar.

The past week has been one oil
changes. The drifts have been Wid
ened and in places timbers have had
TO be set back. Several chutes nave
had 10 be raised in order to permit the
new big motor cars TO pass through.
II will take another week to complete
this work, when the hauling capacity
will be doubled.
Another mule was hoisted 10 the
surface from the 200; one who had
been down for more ehan two years
His usefulnes was not required any
more under ground, and he gave way
10 the electric motor which was
started last Monday.
A consignment of new air drills
were received during the week. they
are the little stopers. better known
as the six shooter or ''buzser.
These we're sent down for a tryout by
the Ingersoil-Rand Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Oliver to Shut Down Ten DAYS.

The Oliver viii shut down their
shaft this morning This has become
necessary in order to retimber il
from the 700 to the 900.
This work viii require about ten
days time. The ore viii be hauled to
he Mag shaft Tor hosting. No men
will be laid of. and only the 400
level viii cease operations. But the
men on the level viii be employed in
the repairing Of the shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Gardner.

Drifting in the wing which was
sunk from the 1000 is going in both di
rections, one towards the Lowell and
one back in under the shaft. Some
stringers of ore were encountered. but
nothing sensational.
The ~dinkey'' hoist on the surface
was removed TO the Sacramento, and
the old "dinkey" from the Holbrook
is being installed. This will be used
principally by the pipe men and cleo
tricians.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
Moxsmsnts Of MINING Men.

During the past week | have wit
messed many mining men passing
through this place.
Spencer w. Clawson, who was SUI
perintendent of the Queen for a num-
Der of years and he was also in charge
Of the Tombstone properties in the
early history of that camp. just drop
ped in to see the place on his way TO
Los Angeles from FL Paso. Charlie,
as he is generally called. has got TO be
with us every once-in-a.while, because
he can not resist the tin can covered
mountain sides, and the bray of the
pesky "burro.r This is some of those
alluring charms that we can not learn
to resist.
Clint Moon. fotemar of he Spc a.
shaft. is taking his thirty-day vacation.
and Mr.. Ernest Hughes is now the
big gun" around that shaft. with
Fred Harris as afternoon or swing
foreman.
Mr.. Hewitt and Jim Dye are in from
the Box Canyon property. They re-
port everything progressing in a very
satisfactory manner.
They have received two Burnley
drills, which will be operated by s,eam
in driving their tunnel, which they fig
ure viii penetrate the ore ledge at a
distance of $50 feet more.
In the Gar Friday night miners
broke into another cave. which. as us
ual. was fun of fine specimens.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

Things are picking up. new develop
ment work con inues to put more ore
reserves in stock This company is
earning better than $4,000 day. This
means she VIII either have to declare
a dividend or build a smelter. Either
one would mean a big boost TO the
Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
The Sacramento tunnel.

This tunnel is now in the 200 feet,
which was originally contracted for
and The company has decided to do
about 300 feet more of drifting be
fore mazxing any further arrange
ments.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

than 10000 gallons OF water each
per day, or che entire bunch is aver
aging more than 100000 gallons ev-
cry twenty four hours
With a year of persistent fighting.
a heavy outlay Of capital. undaunted
by the drop in the price of the white
metal. the panic. the rising OF the
food waters. or the poisonous tongue
of the pessimist they have arrived
where they see success ahead of them.
An undertaking which only our west
ern men are capable Of combating.
My prediction is that they will recov-
er their long lost pumps by the first
Of May. Success must be theirs. How
can such an outfit fail? They should
go down in Arizona's history as men
of deeds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

AT this shaft nothing could be
learned of the underground happen
ings The principal and only CONVEX
sation that could butt into was the
Reviews popularity contest.
This seems to be the home grounds
of Miss Nellie Harmon. and she will
not let grass grow under her reet in
this vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

The following letter proves that Co
chise county has the largest distillate
engine in the world:
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. 10.
Mascot Copper Coz
Gentlemen:-It may interest you To
know that your engine developed 800
HIP. and that it is the larges. in the
world Among our customers may he
mentioned different branches OF the
United States government, Germany
France, England, Japan, New Zealand.
New South Wales. Fiji, Peru, British
Columbia and the S. o. Company OF
this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20
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lCourtland Arizonianl }

(Courtland Arizonian)
Work was resumed early this week
with three shifts at the workings of
the Gold Queen properties. where in
order 10 effect a saving of about forty
feet in hosting operations. a new
working shaft was started about fifty
yards from the old shaft and in this
new work the same ore was encoun-
tered as in the old shaft. This new
shaft will be sunk to a connection
with the drift run 10 the south from
the old incline shaft on the 100 foot
level using the old shaft as an ore
chute in stopping out the ore for ship
ments to the Commonwealth mill at
Pearce, to whom they expect to COM
mence shipments on the 18th. the mill
having been started on the 10th.
Encountering the ore in the new
shaft at a distance of fifty yords. and
of the same value as found in the old
shaft at an equal depth. demonstrates
its continuance for that distance at
least and increased the value of the
property by the evidence OF that much
more ore 10 work on.
In all, about 400 feet of work has
been done on his property and they
are nearly in shape to begin stopping
out the ore. which viii be shipped to
Pearce. While there is plenty of ore
on the dump. in fact the entire dump
carries values. the first shipment to
the Pearce mill will be made from the
ore that win be taken out at the 100
foot level
Surfacing of for the hoist was done
this week and material brought onto
the ground for are bins.
Work at the mines of the Calumet
and Arizona Great Western compa-
mics is confined 10 regular routine.
both companies shipping two cars
daily.
The later company received this
week a large electric pump.
Three six-horse teams were in the
city this week to haul some material
to Patagonia for contractors Moore
and Mcfarland. This material con
sisted of windlasses, buckets. ropes,
dmbers, etc. such as are used in pre-
liminary work.
Shipments of four cars Of ore per
day from the camp where the bring
ing Of the ore TO the surface has just
started is not bad showing by any
means and by The time that the next
issue OF this paper is of the press All
other mine viii be shipping.
COURTLAND, Harch 19.-Work
was resumed early this week with
three shifts at the workings of the
Gold Queen properties. where in order
10 effect a saving of about 40 feet in
hosting operations, new work shaft
was started about fifty yards from the
old shaft and in this new work the
same ore was encountered as in the
other shaft.
The new shaft will be sunk 10 a
connection with the drift run 70 the
south from the old incline shaft on
the 1000 foot level. using the old shaft
as an ore chute in stopping out ore
from shipment TO the Commonwealth
Mill at Pearce. to whom they expec-
to commence shipments on the 18th.
the mill saving started on the 10th.
Encountering the ore in the new
shaft az the distance of. so yarus. and
Of the same value as that found in
the old shaft at an equal depth dem
onstrates its continuance fer that dis
/ lance at least, and increased the val
ne Of the property by evidence Of
that much more ore 20 work on.
than LOO 900 gallons Of water each
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-20

Shipments of four cars Of ore per
day from the camp. where the bring
ing Of the ore TO the surface has just
started is not a bad showing by any
means and by the time that the next
issue Of this paper is of the press an
other mine viii be shipping.