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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25

NuOal
Ia the United States ana ofca s,,,
| Guy, Utah. Oct 7, 1910 ""'' i'"he
Nouee Is hereby given thai Ia pursuance of
nro,,, 90 S"AEge. s. approved May TO- is72 "fo
pto.I"te tHt oeteopment OF the ni,niup To-
sources o. the United stnte4," n 49, 80
wN,h23se post oiict address is Cedar civ, rtab'
Id, r !, ,ill5 ,near feet % the Zcn;a VEN
i,ue .. mlHeral deposit, bearing iron md othar
precious metals, with surface round 5Ili 80
H.. r WON wing being and situate within
Iron aud State OF Utah las ,n,ds ,IIiitf OF
70 me United States for patent for tte sai'i
~, a'nlng CIaim, winch ~ more fully described
berev,itL -, ~ Do9nds BY the official Plat
meleWlu posted, and by he field notes OF snr
Yey hereof. nov filed la the olhc. OF Inc Re,,ji
80 ~ 81 we District Of Lands, subject 10 saie a.
crites ,I,s ~ ~ Whlch held notes OF survey des.
80 ~ we pouhalres aud extent of said claim
~ thS ShIifce with magnetic variation ~ ~
"vt' ~ MN East. as follows to.wit; ~
nnsginhinR al corner No. I, whence
n INC corner 10 SECS IS, 10. ~ aud "a. =, AZ :
min ~ ~ 81 y ~ n b. and NJ bears s. IS deg az
,o Thence N j. s2deg. % miu E. laI6 feet to cor,
Thence zen n 10 deg 20 min. f. 500 feet TO cor.
Tile TIsns &c, y. 81 deg o. min. W. mas feet 70
Thence $. 10 deg. 40 min. W. 473 n. % 90.
n b7 a. '. Tue place OF beginning, containing
1 ~ - y, X. y, w., s. l.. II. and M N' P"'' %
"A. nc sald Mining Claim beiug Of rerord II, a., J
80 - ol me recorder Of Iron COunty ITiab i,,
he records 81 ne G Notices at page 40 Of
ne presumed general course or djrectjG,, ~ GU ~
- alu Aelhla VEN, lode or mineral denoait 49,
x can ~ "a ,us pial posted herewith, Gas neIf
1871 ean Ve ust ruined from present deveio,
, lenls, ms claim being for l44iB iinear TX,
ntleol together with the surface ,,,,'t
hs nsd upon ,he ohcial plat posted herewith
81 ssra y, hhoMn LOCATIONS being the Surve,. I
20 oa5l Jones Mnen Mining C,isfm wy
S'aini being designated as Mineral sur 6
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25

state Engineers ofhSc Sal, Lake City. Utah.
Octobtr q. 1910.
Notleeis hereby given that the Dsser, Rec.
lsmalion Company, bv NJ Donald FOrsvth, IL
secretary, whose post oIhce address Il ptsto.
Washington County, Utah, made aopiica.
tion In accordance with the requirements OF
Shepter los. Session Laws of Utah, 1871. as a,
inehded by the session Laws of Utah, 1897 TO
appropriate hftCVn lio) cubic irci per second of
water from Pluto Geek, 1rou unity, Uah.
said water was To have becu diverted by means
Oi dam and dncb, at \ pniut 40 feet west
apdSin feet south nom the southeast corner Of
section l6 township Sa.sou,h Range rs west
SAT- l.ake base aud meridian, from where Il was
70 have been conveyed Tor distance of 29N
leet aud there use ! from January TO December
~ tnclus We OF each year, to irrigAte % acres
OF land embraced ia sections g. I, and le
Township 80 south, Range 10 west. salt Lake
odse aud mertdph said application WIS ar
proved by the STATE kngiueei April w. iyUS. aud
uaiil july I, 1910, was allowed IN hitch o. com.
y etc the works necessary for the appropriation
~ said water ~ contemplated hv said appltca-
ton. The Desert HvCianistiou COMPANY, by its
agent. I. w, Jones. whose post oihee address ~
New Castle Otsh nov make appiicau ~ Ia nc.
curdaucs wuh the iequircmeutsot section l2ss
x2f Session Laws OF Utah 1903. 20 change the
place of diversion Of sa "a water To- n pDiut which
lies Az feet north aud lao feet West of the
southeast corner Of Section NJ. Township 20
south, Range 10 west, salt Lake base aud mer
idian, from where II will be conveyed by means
Ola ditch for istauce OF 1880 feet aud there
used during the period aud for the purpose
above specided, fhe original application is
designated in the State Engineers Office as No
1895.
All pro,ehs aeainstihe granting Of said 40.
lug the reasons therefor, must br made by nai
iavit Ia duplicate aud filed IN this Office within
thirty 1871 DAYS alter the completion uf the pub
hcalion OF this notice. tALkB TANNER,
State liusiuerr.
DDate Of hrst publication Oct o. 1915; date ~
Completion OF publication Nov. 2S 1917,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Application for Patent.

serial No. O6623.
In the United States I.and once, SAT- Lake
City, Utah. Oct. 10, 1910.
notice Is hereby given that Ia pursuance of
we Act OF Congress, approved May 10, 1872,
resources OF United states " rhnnias J. Iuncs
whose post ONCE address is Cedar CITY Utah
Claiming 632.i iirear feet ~ TIE Iron Wedge
vein, lode or mineral deposit, bearing iron Al nd
other precious metals with surface round l07 4
teet IN width, lying, being aud situate Ni,hin
me lion Springs Mining District. Comfy Of
IRON and state OF Utah, have made application
70 the United states for patent for Tho said
Mining Claim. which Is more fully desrrthe1
Us To metes aud bounds by the official pIat
herewith posted, aud by the iield'uutes ~ AM.
vey hereof, now died in the Office Of the Res,is,er
OF the District of Lands, subject to sal. ~ I. al,
lake City which field notes ~ survey describea
tue houndaries and extent of said claim ON the
surface, with magnetic. variation al IA dey s0
min. east MS follows, to,yit; "
.oecs n, 70 ~ and 80. IL an "a W. s''".s
t r. -. and NJ bears n. 0 dec. - min, Il 6Gis
Thence S is deg AZ min w "a, 10, .,
ner No. =; - :" w
Thence N. 10 deg IS mia, ", 1914 feet to cor.
ner No. 8; " e''
Thence N. IS deg. 81 mia. T. 65e feet TO cor
Thence :. &c deg. So min. r.. 1914 fec, IN ,o-
het NO !, the place OF beginning.
containing total area Of $50 acres, Less
area Ia Conflict with Lot No. So VermiIlion
Lode o,5b2 acres; ct No, 81, Piochc Lode Oi n
acres sur. No. Goal, Edna Lode O.0lT acres,
sur. No b64', Edna Lode exclusive of its |
conhict wth lot No 90 Nermilliou Lode q on !
acres making total net aret OF U 7O5 acres
- ms claim Is situated la the NR4 OF Sec no |
Il 80 -, II w 5. l. u. and NJ the said Min
.n8 claim being of record la the Office of tbc |
heeorder OF Iron County, Utah, la 10 ok "Dn
d location notices, Page as. Records OF the
! ounty ana state aforesaid, the presumed ,yet,
'ral course or direct on of the said iron WEDGE
,ein, lode or mineral deposit being shown unon |
ne plat posted herewith, as near IA can i,s ~. !
ei hllned from o. eseut Developments this ctaio,
,elng Tor So linear feet thereof topetber u,itt
ne surface ground shown upon the Official MAI
'osted herewith The nearest known locotfnns
elng the Lot. No so, Vermllion; Lot No si
lo s sur NO, BOIL, Edna Mining Claims. The
ll1 IRON wedge Mineral Survey claim heinz
esignated as lot No. 6OsS IN the Official Mai
osted herewith. "' P'"'
ANY ana All persons claiming adyerselv ,be |
'lning ground, vein, lode, premises or any ,
lItion lhereof so described, SURVEYED nlsfte1 | :
lu applied Tor, are hereby notified thai unIcss | |
lSlr adverse claims are duly filed as actordinr,
law, ana the regulations Hereunder within |
NY Gays from date hereof with tie Registsr
tne " >: Land Once at Salt Lake civ In
e state OF Utah they will be barred, In virtue
the provisions of said statute. WV /
uiIect thal this notice be published Ia tho ,
on county Record,s published al Cedar civ J.
''h' iOr period of nine consecutive weeks =
T.. u. x. THOMPSON.
First oct. o. Last Dee "a Ns' '''''
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
NotD Water Users.

state Engt ofice Salt Lake City, Utah,
October ~,
Notice iy given that The Cedar Afer.
cauttle and a. Company, By its secfetary
X J.. lone s pest office address n Cedar
civ Utah lde application Ia accordance
with the refnts OF the Compiled Laws of
Utah. 1907 hdei BY the Session Laws Of
Utah, 1868, roprlate one tenth ~ Of a
cubic-foot eOnd Of water from Smith
Surtu0. Irdy, Utah. Said spring II sit
mated az a hich lies lj8 feet south ,Os3
ffei west thth quarter corner OF Section
10 Towush auth, Range ~ west. salt Lake
bass and .. The water will be diverted
Al lie piattt issues from said spring
aud COW means ofa ditch ~ n distance
OF lO.bOO fhere used during the period
from lam December 81. Inclusive, or
| cad h weak watering purposes. This
applicstisgnated In the state Eugi.
! ~ - iofi1. 3l42
Al proanst the granting ~ said an
plicaIiOn- the reasons therefor, must 6e
made by sn duplicate aud hled 10 Tins
oAiee win 800 days after the completion
OF The puioi this notice
CALEB TANNER.
state Engineer. l
Date Of icatlon October 2s 1910. dafe /
Of complelhlication November 2s, i9ie. /
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
No Water Users.

State I oaicr, salt Lake city, Utah
oct 20, ~
Notice given that the Cedar Aler-
camille atsk 60. by It's secfetary. X.
l., Joues, lst Office address IL : edar
City, Utslds application ia accord
auce withfements u the Complied
Laws Oi as amended by ihe Sc,-
ION Lawsl9c9, 10 appropriate eight
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Notice To Water Users

80, state i1 Engineers Office Salt Lake
Clty, Utah, Oct. 81, 1910.
Notlce IS hereby given that John Loo
Jones, whose post Office addrae, A.
Ehoch, Utah, has made application i'
accordance with the rcoiliremort, 20
The Compiled Laws of IItoh ionS VI
a aoao by The Session Laws of Utah
lOOo' 10 appropriate three (3) cubic fea,
Per second OF water from BRAINS
Lfeeh' IRON County, Utah. Said water
VIII DE diverted az Il point which iiee
Dol leeb east aud LIN feet south ~ IN.
east quarter corner Of Section 2 'To,,,,,
5sulP 30 south, Range 10 west. Sail TolIa
pase ana meridian, from where n In
p9e conveyed by means of a ditch Sor
distance oi 100 feet and thera ps,@
curing The period from January ~
cenlper III, Inclusive, of each vaaV.
~ irf'gate 10 acres of land embra~eH
IN section 3, Township IS south pat,'.o
~ west ana Section -, Towpshin "a
SCUM, tange 10 west, Salt Talsa ~
una meridian. This applio,tlon b D do'
as No. 1908. once
=. ~ protests against the GRANTING ~
az - appIlcaIon, stating the reasnaS
,,nefeIor, must be made by AFFIDAVIT
iiup,lcale and filed In This Office ,.itbinN
hlrty 10? days after the complerion -
ne publication of this notice W
CALEB TANNER.
Date OF Hrst publication Noyenhan
ioio' uate OF completion of DubIjca
ION December 8, 1910. P''i'0a'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25

BIG MONEY Ne want an cgent
in every town; alsry aud Com
missiOD rsferercoj required; for full
particulars, addrbss subscription
Dept, NATIONAL SPORTSMAN,
Inc., rs Federal ST. Boston. Mass.
Dec, o.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Gold Springs school District.
Sta,eiine Mercantile
Springer, ID. aud Al
nlAIc and Y elm

Notice Is hereby giNien that unless the fore.
going delinquent taxes bud cost of publication
are paid before the thlr Mondary In December
1910, the real property bon which such taxes are
lien respectively viii Do sold for the taxes and
costs beginning on sait 1date, at the front door
OF the Cauuty Court Hotse, at ParOw3n, Utah.
3. J. WARD,
County Treasurer,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25

Oar friends are like our clothes
uniss0 they wear we'll we got little
satisfaction out OF them.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Kanarra School District.

woolsey. Martin dry land eh neA. ue4
neli sec tpS IL 80 a. Dry iana nnH asa
y intsk uea ueA sea sec D Up 81 10 90
Ro,ndy Emma J; farm land peA swAi
uvrit sW4 syh sw4 neA sec "a tp ~
ria a Is r. farm land e1i nwA sec "a 1,
ID l32a 80 T...''s'.''.,''''''''''' '
smith, John a, 81 TOW" 10, ,S sSlk f1' Ala
Pollock. ]. n, frac lot u r lot 2 blk H.. l.26
Ford Martha J dry land so sen sec 3llp
SRI u, dry land WA swA sec 30 tpo'r soS
.lll6ia96r.....,....' ''''''', '''''''' ~
stanley. VIM T; mountain ranch IN nwA
sec % sa " S 1,5s q o. - 1882
soptiNesteru Coal & Iron Co; coal land
! swla pwh sec Il Up. 81 II 70 a, Soal
| land WI sNt lots "a sec Up % ~
| N Sw 4 sea uwa sec Up 80 ~, h"H
Sea ~ a neil OF D sec Up 50 ~, ca
| 81 81 ne4 sec Up b II sol "
coal land ~ ueA nrA swA neA sea
Sc stp Is II. ess tck sec btp 81 u
2iOa el1 nWll eA swA sec rs Up 81 II
iGOa.nw4 Wa swK, ne4 sw y set -
40 87 n, Wa ue4 ueta neA wa seq
secQtp IS II 40 a, sea neA swA seA,
e. swJl sec II tp 81 IL loo a, lois Sc
S5tp 81 II s0a, nwA swh, seq MA a., O,
lots wa swJ4 sec 33tp 57rIl l4ifo SH "
Tayiur Thomas est; dry land nwh sec
10 srI4loO a, dry land ca seA. nwA
seq, sw4 ne5l sec TIP 81 IA lou a''.'' io'o
Isou,. Mary L; state land cert No $685.. 10
INLAY, Ida II; state land cert No $751; o.
Williams, Jesse per prop .'.'.'.'''''','' -
Pollock, Henry town lot ia r.,.......,'' ~
DicLeuson, W. p; dry land seq mex, ma
sen sea sea sec 81 tp5 100 a','' 90
shaffer. Isaac coal land eH swA sec ~ "
SRA, coal land eh nwA sec 81 Up 81 es q
= rl3 eOa...........' '--..'. '''''''''''' -
Rirker, Robert A; state land cert No 9IIO 20
: Harmony Anthracite Coal Co per prop 90
Parker, Chas. Jr; per prop. 1900. -
0 Ferguson, Charlotte Mi state lana cert
No, 1855 .'.'''.''.''. 800 80. . a
Jones. Uriah T; state land cert No, 21o'' %
i, Terry, Joseph A; state Land cert No ll5'1 q
Hunt. Jefferson e.; state land cert NO llIi' %
IHuntsman, Mary ann; state land cert No ,
nzs al ,,.,s n. state and cert No. IL
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
NfNcNasAs q a N a f An ma asse

fl cNae 8 g ssTp If fsfnf fsad 1sz
sell sec &c tp "a 10, y n Z, Dry az A.
land, 81 ueA sec z6 Up 81 10. 80 a.. zs'3'
Waller Thomas; dry land eh sea sec
3itp "a r 10. dry land wa swA sec 81
ina r iOi2Oa a. dry land farm WA nwh "a a.
eh nwA sec 2tp 81 10, 100 '..''''' @ olo
Jones, Jos. E.; town lot; l2or lot " . DIX VIZ
DALEY, Nelson b.; dry land neA sec s.
~ "A r 10 8 a., farm land, uwA sec -
20 3lrlOS q i2O r; state land cert NO 40 IN
1880 ..............' 49, ''''''
DALEY, John u farm land WIS nwA sec
I'd TO 81 r TO- : "A IL r. Dry land W. NV
a sec 80 To 80 T 10, } a 80 Z, dry lanu'
ue4 sec IS tp 3ir 10, a, dry land, sn
sell sec 70 Up ar 10, II a loo r....'''' o'i0
Zones. Myron K; dry and farm land. wa >,
80 ,rtos safe land cert. No 1929 sot
80. So, - Der oron .......... 20.
walter Archie; state land cert. No. ll672 ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Enoch School District

Taylor. Thos Est. dry laud neh nwA o.
sec 81 tip ~ II, 40 a..',.'...''''''''' 30
Parry, john dry land; und: nwa seq;
nH neA sec 35 tip "a IL, u ~ r. airy &, ,
land swA ueA sec tip "a II iOa...' 80
Murie, David; state sci cert No. 9Se1.'.' %
Mathesou, owen; state sci cert No. ....''' 80
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25

First oet. il-Gast nee ..
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Application for Patent.

flrst OF. q Last Dec. u
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Summit School District.

Daley, Therena; Town lot a AL lot }
blk =. Water right ne4 sec. IS tp 81
~ l2O r...... ...................... IL
Daley, Joseph u Town lots a l35 r lots
3, "A, S, 6 blk II, 8 acres of water right. q
-aaiiey, VIM W.; town lot aud frac. l
as T lots aud blk. 8, farm land W.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
.Noiice To WaterlIa,......

I'irst %. l4-Dcc. 0
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25

state Engineer.
a complefhlication November ". lgIn
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-25
Notice to Water users.

Date OF first publication oct. 2s, 1910. dat
coIilnletlOn Of nnhlicaiinr Nnr oa InIn
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14
FRANK DAVIS
FINE ADDRESS

The following most important, in
teresting, timely address was deiiV-
cred this afternoon at the meeting of
the Grand junction Fruit Growers
association by Frank r. Davis. assist
ant manager of the big concern. 1t
was given close attention and has
called forth much comment. Mr..
Davis theme was Better Fruit. y
The statements made by Mr.. Davis
should be carefully considered by ev-
cry citizen of the city and valley,
whether fruit grower or not. The
address follows:
1T takes a great length of time to
develop a desert into fruit country.
The Grand valley. in the past twenty
years, has gone through all the eN-
periences that any must in order to
bring about this transformation. To-
day we have an established fruit sec
tion recognized by all the leading
markets of the country.
There are yet great many acres
in the valley still implanted. yet we
may say we have passed the stage
when it should be question as to
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14
NO SERVICES
ON SATURDAY.

There will be no services az at,,-
Auditorium tomorrow aftcrnoue ls--
evening for no services are tSetd ,ur-
Saturday.
Owing to the meeting Of the traiss
growers the afternoon meeting: sc~isz.
was held in the Methodist cfturrfss-
Tonight DIR. Hamilton VIII a.ssss
for his theme, "A Man Found tsrtg'~
Sunday is expected 20 prove sf,a
greatest day so far, of the uet1ioe-
Last night another great apserssx
attended the revival service and gang
close attention to u forcefnl anf 9ss--
teresting sermon delivered Try fs<--
Hamilton on the subject, ''Tisc Hsxsrs.
on the Rod"
At the close of the service tho s1r,sp
general invitation to the unsase-d t<s
become converted was eNtea6csf t.s-
the evangelist and the response yxafs
made by large number of pcoTGs-
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14

what kind of fruit to plant or what
variety: we must now devote our at
tention to the study of how TO grow
BETTER. fruit in the orchards that
are already prod ucing fine fruit.
There is no danger of an over
production of fruit. The consunp-
ton increases fully as fast as the
supply but the trade constantly de-
mands better fruit. Whenever there
is an overloaded market. 1t Is always
the poor, medium or only fairly good
grades that suffer. There seems
never to be an over-supply of the
finest.
Boston and other eastern markets
will take almost any number of cars
of Elberta peaches running from 60
to 20 to the box, if they arrive in
good condition, and will pay large
prices for them, but if they are small
or arrive too ripe, some wormy or
some poorly packed, they go begging
or sell for prices that leave very little
or nothing for the grower.
in the same way strictly fancy
Jonathan apples running from 2A
to " inches in diameter, would sell
in New York for $2.75 to $3.50,
while choice small Missouri Pippins
would not sell at all.
1T might even pay a grower to
raise fruit that would be in class
of its own. so much larger and better
than all his neighbors. This can be
accomplished by any grower with
extra study. care and attention.
Growers generally do not fully
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14
The Fair

them from taking these premiums
again another year. To grow fruit
in small quantities for show, the
grower must select few thrifty trees
and give them special care, first, by
pruning. perhaps to extreme; then
by spraying thoroughly with a winter
spray, and as soon as the fruit is set,
thin by hand until there seems to be
very little fruit left on the tree. Be
very careful all through the summer
to see that the tree is thoroughly
sary, trim the leaves away from the
fruit so that every specimen is ex-
posed to the sun all the time. Cul-
tivate around the tree thoroughly
and often, and give the tree special
irrigation, even digging the ditch
right to the roots of the tree. Use
some fertilizer If all OF this is thor
oughly done and the fruit picked as
carefully as can be and placed in cold
storage as soon as 1t is picked. and
care and pains taken at time of pack
ing to see that each specimen is
exactly the same size and shape. we
will be in position to compete with
the world for the prizes on one, five
and ten box lots. Growers may think
this is good deal of work, but it is
the price of blue ribbons.
I'm conclusion will say-grow
better fruit all the time; 1t does not
pay to grow small fruit. There is
plenty of money in growing the best.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14

Sheriff Schrader returned tins ~
ternoon from Denver where he 2hxn-
been on official business the pgsS ls~
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Kircfimaus. agJJ
Daypoint Ark, visited II the ciTT sfn
latter part of last week and up 4rtia
yesterday evening with Mr.. and Azzs
w. NJ. George in this city. 1h-y sdr.
en- route to the coast TO spend d 7s,-s
months.
Clarence Blake is on the sic4 fEssz
today with severe attack cd sase-
grippe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14

Born last night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Rigas, a vigorous 9-pound son.
Mother and boy are reported to be
doing nicely and Papa Rigas is busy
today passing around the cigars.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-14

Miss Neel returned last evening
from Sedaredge where she has been
visiting friends and relatives the past
several days.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-05
NOTES OF FOREIGN LANDS.
Furnished In Consular Reports amd
Gathered from Other Sources.

Furnished In Consular Reports ana
Gathered from Other Sources.
A limited stock company has been
formed in Berlin by leading German
Industrial concerns for the manufac.
ture Of flying machines Of the Wright
system. Wilbur and Orville Wright
have conveyed all the rights for. Ger
many to the new company. The Gen.
eral Electric Company Of Berlin and
New York Is interested.
Schools are being established In ev.
cry part Of the Chinese Empire and
ore being put In charge Of educated
Chinese who have studied In Japan.
Europe and the United States. says
consular report No. 1885. Popular
education Is strong feature Of the
new movement In China for the gen.
eral betterment Of the country and its
people. all tending toward q limited
monarchy In place Of tho centuries
o,u autocracy.
The new dealers annual license tax
Of $S1.10 imposed at Alden may injure
the sale Of American kerosene In that
husy city, and force the natives to re.
sumo the use Of candles. Next to cot.
ton goods, kerosene has for years been
the leading American export to Alden
after driving Russian and Samaritan
oil out OF the market.
One hundred thousand dollars is to
be spent for improvements In the ser.
vice OF the fire brigade In the city
Of Sac Paulo. Brazil.
In the effort to reorganize the rub.
Der factories Of Scotland on American
lines American experts are being put
In charge Of the. principal depart.
lnents OF manufacture. The salaries
are much higher than the British
standard. The industry turns out
about 100000 worth OF rubber goods
yearly. American competition abroad
10 forcing the change. says our consul
at Edinburgh.
Liberia. West Africa. Is energetical.
ly calling for American goods even
among the 100000 aboriginal popu.
lation.
China buys 100000 worth of for.
eign.made printing paper every year.
The American share is insignificant.
Why? See consular report No. 1886.
The Euphrates river will probably
be brldged at the three points where
the crossing Is now done by ferries.
The first bridge will be constructed
next spring.
Mining concessions are being snap.
ped up In Turkey. The new governor
OF Adana Is favorably disposed to con.
cessiOnaries.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-05
ANCIENT COPPER MINE.

Deposits Found by PhOenicians Nenr
Gibraltar 5000 Years Ago.
The most ancient copper mine In the
world Is the Rio Tinto, In Spain. Three
thousand years ago the PhGnicians
found Just beyond Gibraltar extensive
deposits Of copper ore, says the New
York Times. Copper was one of the
most desired metals of those days. and
the Phenicians. skillful artifcers, set
10 extracting 1t. When their sea trade
was usurped by Carthaginians several
centuries later ore from the mine was
carried to the various ancient trad.
ing ports. When Carthage fell. the
Romans took possession and worked
the Rio TintO for centuries. Then
came Goths. and later MOors. digging
mere sold out OF the Iberian noun
tain side.
When Ferdinand and Isabella drove
the MOors out of Spain the crown took
possession of the Rio Tinto mine and
leased Il from time to time to adven
turers from various countries OF Eu
rope; In the seventeenth century !,
was leased to Swede and later to q
VTenchman; In the eighteenth century