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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18
aen . senennuna Der sdnISiarifte.

Die Gmnap Court bat IN ibcr lestpoderdIifer Gisuta liant Den,
6s BON Der 2egAatlr erInianu @eetes DIE SdmISt.
irife INIT Ianfnocn 3abt5ecHrrang m srie Der bisber eeosrapbi.
iden Seuc4auntg geIett, mic ipIgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18

id)er. Glne BrobeIlalfe sF0a0F9R0OIs NFI0lal3
tuirO Shneu frei suoei6idt, tucnn Gle an
Or. Silmer & Gp., 8in9banttpn, ". g., idrei.
ben. Dan criuIbne bieie 3eitun1 uno per
geIie ben Tanen nnb GoreIie ui6t, Or. ails
mer's sSlpumps0lpot," 8ingbamipu, q. y,
an ieoer 6laiAe anaebradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18

nucrfannt beilbrinBenbs
itcu @~tgcui6aften briist.
6aben Sic cine arSnei
AbtDig, 9ebrNud)cn Sic
Die bette. 3u Dabcit i'll
ouer Nppt9efen lit so
Gent uuo / Sonar sSla=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18
@as man thu, ion.

III llnoronin9 iino ullo Siilfe beoiirieu.
@as man tbun ion.
@s III cine Serubtnrne. in Der 10 tauiiaen
Altsio9c at iptiicli, baB Or. 6ilmer's, ,Snalip.
Boot" (Silmpf'gBurse), Die ipuuOerbarc
&iercn.GrSuei, iait ieOen @unid eriiilt in
Der Sefretun9 bonn &beuntatismlts, Hiidens
ibmcrSsn, uub 9eioen Der Nierer, 9cbcr, SlaIe
itnO ieSen Shell Der Sarn9dlI9e. sic beieiti0t
Die SdpGdr, bas @aiier e%iliSubalten, iuipie
brennen0cS 8nHerinien, ferler bbie Nade
ioi9en bcs @rrlliCs BON Spirituoiert, Weil
!lnO 8ier nnb uerbitbert has pilmali9e
@o1erlafleu bel Sag mo luGbreuO her Sdlnfs
icit. Sic mi!0e mo Iplprtige @irfnng ppt
~ tuampsNnut" 1T iduel beinerfbnr.
Sit hat Die hbhlte Gtiie errcidlE. ipcil lie bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18

'gsie aIliabrIid I'M Oieie 3eit,
berrift iebt picbcr Der Stifbniten
unter Den ainScrn. @ebt ben Sin.
bern Or. gonseImann's Suiten
Sprnp. Gs 1T bas bette MitteI &c.
gen 6ieIes 2ei6en. gu BADEN
in aIinee's apotbefe rito @alfer's
apotbefe in $ermarft, uno 6. s.
9raft in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-03-18

ip.nn sic nit bon Der gdrti. pdr.n,
ipenn mir aufammtr Germ ainssTu
tefu9en9 Ra91
gs traf iid fir Mar infoIern gin.
Ria, oaB man iebt in benz baIb6nnis
len gntrse itanb uno DAB er fidtli9
bate, in ieinen uebersieber su
iommen.
,D.nn es meine .3eit .rIauben
ipiirbe, Serr prGfibent -" piirate
tr absrmals berpor.
,Ha. piefo benn ni9t9 Sd ba6'
bod in Der 3eituns seleien, Sic @prs
itellungen finoen nur No1mittaas
ftatt. ga. unb I'm brei iinb Sie bod
nit Sbrsn amtsitunben fertis?"
rSapobl-"
ga alfp, Damn bleibt's babel. Sas
birs unb 9ertba unb meinen S9pies
gsriobn nebmen mir nit. 4bges
ma1t9"
.Sapo6l. Serr prdfibent."
nabsr sic iteben pobl i9pn mi,
duf 8oblen. 4lfo mir ieben chamber
mod, unb Sbrem Sreunoe lafen mir
CUTE 8eiierung pinfden,"
Mar mar ipieber auf Ser StraBe.
Gr panbte fi9 nod einmal mad
Rem Sauie I'm.
Sben auf Dem 8alton Fdnb piez
ser pte BEL ieiner Qntunft Gabina
unO pinfte linn nit benz peiBen Sud.
SIR @eiidt mar i9on pieber bonn
= Eeliten Sonnenfdein beitra6lt. ST
ariibte unb nidte me9aniI9 5uriid,
INNER nod einmal brebte er iib Inn
unO 3o9 ben t5ut - IOlanse, biz er
ole @de binter it9 bate urO bic Ges
licbte inn beri9pun0en mar.
Ser S9peiB perlte Inn unter Dem
!9ut Bpm Der Stirn. sSn ieinen S9lds
fen 0rObnten Gntlopen6dmmer.
nS6pinbeI!" baltic es in feline
Sbren = S6pinoel! @6pinbel!"
limb Ser bies Dprt au inn eeIprpden
fatte, oas mar Sabinens Batter.
@s NOR balb flint. I'm flint llbr
bate er fid in Seibenf6nurs 9rioats
po9nung e%inaufinoen, INN ben BORT
aus Our6 feinen 9eipoten iiber ben
perI9lohenen Sang gu ieinem &dfig
estOrtirt 81 perben. 9err eetoens
fdnur tpartete auf i'm, unb er burfte
inn ni9t ilntreu iperoen, Serr Seis
beni4nur belt feline &arten in Der
!SanO.
Mar rief cine porbeifabren6e Ieere
9roI9te an.
nBobtn9" ftaste Der. &utI9er nit
Dem lpetterrotfen, perpitterten, graus
barttgen @sii9t.
rRod Seioenfdnurs 9anoptitum!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
PREPARE FOR TWO
MEETINGS TODAY
WORKERS. nc
MAKE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TELLING DATES.

Today and tomorrow win mark two
ot the most strenuous days In the
prohibition campaign which has been
been bitterly wagcd for the past few
weeks Two mems meetings. meet
ings fer the young people and women,
and the W. G. ~ L. rally on Monday
compose the program for the re-
naming two days Of the campaign.
The union services OF the churches of
the city planned for the down town
district this evening were abandoned
on account Of the cold weather, but
instead union meetings. viii he held for
the men and women at 2l5 South
Main and the Christian church re-
spectiyely.
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon Dis
trict Judge l.. NJ Poe will address a
mems meeting at the old Mayo stand
A meeting OF all Of the young peoples
societies of the city viii be held on the
down town streets, the program fol
which VIII be announced this morn
ing. The young people viii meet at
the Christian church NJ 3 o'clock and
viii march in a body to the dowr
town district, whore the meeting viii
be held
A union meeting for the women VIII
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
Dramatic World on Qui Vive With Return of the Divine Sarah

bo held at the First Christian church
at $3.50 o'clock this evening Mrs a.
u, WickI2rr win address the mortIug,
goN j w. Baker of the FIst Meth
oiist church and Rev Carpenter ol
the South Methodist church viii ud
dress q union meeting for the mon ln
the old Mayo rooms ut 1880 O'Clock
WIN the four meetings scheduled
Irr today SUNDAY promises tu uc 1u
unusually active d1v in the way ui
war on the rr-suhmissiun amendment
The w. g, r o. rally tomorrow uf-
,Dnoon viii feature tho closing day
ui the campaign AZ I o'rluDk the
school children of the city win march
n bodies from their respective
srhools together with their purmt-
Hud am others who care to enter to tuu
uunl school hulldng, whore tine h.s
pnDd, win form Tho routr through
tlr down town district to he followed
lr the children has not been dpnu'trly
located, but Il rs expected that the IIuy
uI march VIII ho down Boston ana
Then mp Main street Tho llne ul
march win stop at the corner of Suu-
ond ana Main, where "a short meeting
I'm be held during the afternoon
several speakers viii make short adj
dresses ana the meeting VIII hp gd-
journcd SO as not tu keep the children
on the down town streets any longer
than possible, II ls expected chat soN-
cral thousand children ana parents
nnd friends win take part u tho
parade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
AnuSementS
GRAND,


"Ihc Man Ot the Hour
The much talNcd-Of play by George
Broadhurst "The Man of the Hour
which has been playing at the savoy
Thcatcr. Sew York, for two years,
viii bc the attraction ut the Grand
opera House ON Thursday evening
Nov lO
"The Man of the Hour is a timely
pay, luu of dramatic incidents, with
plenty of comedy. and telling a story
of human interest
The mayors signature is all that Is
necessary to make the bill fact
and the machine has elected to the
office, after n hard fight, a rich young
man, who they thought could be
easily handled He proves honest
however, and although al kinds OF
pressure are brought 20 bear, stead
lastly refuses a. make the proposed
measure "a law.
The love interest I'M The Man Of
the Hour" is that of the young man
fot the niece Of the hnancier who is
responsible for the bill She has told
her lover that in order to win her
hand he must prove worthy but it b.
at the risk of ieapardizlng her fortune
and losing her as well, that the Founl
man keeps up the fight of his lie
against the "hossess.
The Man of the Hour" is divided
into four acts, and is given with nn
elaborate production as well as "A cast
of excellence including Mr.. Harry
English, Warren Conlon, Edward
Ke0ne, John Moore John NORRIS,
clyde T.. McCabe, Frank Hendricks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
Did
on
See
IL : !?

What did you think
of it?
Wasn't it the one
thing in Tulsa that
day?
Sorry we can't repeat
it, but we will have
something equally as
good.
Last Thursday was
Reliance day with us
and "The Armorer's
Daughter" was the pro
iected on our screen.
We have had many !
fine films in our time
but that Reliance was
the Randy Kid" of
them all.
But as GOOD as il was
twas only a sample of
what's coming, for the
Reliance are new in the
business but old in ex-
perience and they're
moving Heaven and
earth to make good"
They've taken all the
Biograph company's old
and best performers in
to camp and that bunch
certainly know the act
ing part of the bust
ness from A to z.
Every Thursday will
be Reliance day with
us, barring transporta-
ton delays and we want
you to put us on your
visiting list for those
choice occasions.
Every day of course
is a big day at this
house for we insist on
the fulfillment of all
contracts with film
houses, which guaran-
tees the best that's to
be had.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
THE Girl From L. $. A."

The musical numbers of The Girl
From L. 5. A." appear 70 be creating
a popular furor for that successful
musical drama, judging from the
comments Of critics in the cities play
ed. 4 splendldly trained chorus, al-
pearing in no less than nine different
changes Of costumes assist strong
list Of prominent actors and singers.
The attraction Is due at the Grand
Opera House week from next Wednes-
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
EMPIRE.

The Empire has had n good week
so far as pictures are concerned. The
variety has been good and the sub
jects fine The management keeps
pounding at the film supply houses
pounding for the latest pictures and
less repeaters, The consequence Is
shown in the betteTment each week.
a new film firm has signed up with
this house-lt's the Reliance people.
They are new and they are good.
When they started in business they
secured the services of the old Bio
graph Company people. These people
are doing their best--and their best
Is apparent in the superior quality OF
the pictures produced and presented
to the amusement loving public. Bar
ring accidents Thursday will be Reli-
ance Day. Pictures from other
sources are being shown and are up
to the standard. Every day Is q big
day az the Empire.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

William Norriss musical baseball
farce, MY Cinderella Girl to be pro-
duced here soon, has duplicated its
Chicago success on the road, drawing
capacity audiences at the Davidson
Thclter, Milwaukee, Century Theater.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
as.a..sG..:s9.99o999oo9oo
o q
. SENSE IN SHORT SENTENCES. q
q. Z.

| ss's.sasa . ass.sEslss sNsIslsG.lsI.ts).R.st
There are thousands willing to do
great things for one willing to do
small things.
Let but patience be in the heart,
and neither anger nor discord, nor
hatred will be able to find n dwelling
| within.
Aim at independence of mind There
are some men who go in leather
strings all their lives.
He that does not receive Nday
VIII be much less disposed to resolve
tomorrow.
Know how to give without hesita-
ton, how to lose without regret, how
to acquire without meanness.
From partial consideration Of things
we are apt to criticise what We ought
to admire.
Those who love and admire knowl-
ledge for It's own sake ought to wish
TO see its elements made accessible
TO all
All creeds and opinions are nothing
but the mere chance result and tenn
perament.
You never learn anything from 0
man you agree with
True blessedness consists In a good
| life and happy death.
Do not complain Of suffering; IL
teaches you to succor others.
We should no less hate to tell than
to hear ISLANDERS. II we cannot stop
others mouths, let us stop our own
ears.
Some merchant has made his to-
days ad more interesting to you than
lhe ever succeeded in doing before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

The Messrs Shuhort announce the
engagement here Of their MaNinc FL
lotts Thcatcr success, "Lulus Hus-
bund's' which Is now In the first
weeks Of lts road tour, after being
seen successfully In New York ana
Chicago, Following closely the lines
,f The Blue Mouse" with the same
'rollicklng fun which characterized the
clyde Fitch farce 'Iulu's Husbands
was declared fully on par with the
formers comedy The play Itself re
.oGycd wide commendation and much
has been published about II, It's scenes
are laid In and about New York and II
win be presented by the original New
York cast. The engagement here ot
the Grand opera House next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
PlTIIE.

For the first three days OF the com
ing week this attractive house will pre-
sent, besides special program OF
motion pictures, vaudeville act OF
more than ordinary pleasing possibil-
tiles. The Damoroch Bros. will hC
here with their grotesqe comedy act
an act that is fast, funny and original
something entirely different from
others, something you are bound tc
see. They are on a circuit which EN-.
braces the best houses in the south
west and their act Is highly spoken OF
at all stands so far made by them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
"a Gentleman From Mlsei,sIIpi."

or all the successful plays under the
management of VIM, A. Brady this
season none have received more fiat
tcring receptions than "A Gentleman
from Mississippi" which Is 20 be the
attraction at Grand opera House soon
Robert A. Fischer win be seen as Sem
ator Langdon and n special New York
company ls announced by Manager
Mm A BradN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

Manager Stuart Is pleased to an
nounce the coming of that big musical
comedy success, The Newlyweds and
Their Baby" shortly. With two sea-
sons OF undoubted success as .
voucher to the public. there is little
doubt at to it's reception here. The
date will be announced in due season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

Some merchant has made his to-
days nd more interesting to you than
he ever succeeded in doing before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

Henry ". Savage's production Of
Madame *" Alexandra Btssons "su-
prcme drama Of thrill" which scored
q sensation last season In Chicago and
New York, playing To crowded houses
for ten months. will be one of the
most Important theatrical visitors Ia
this city IN the nClr future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

49, Louis; Wills wood Theatcr, Kan
zas Clty, Brandeis Thenter OMAHA
In the few smaller cities, or what is
known as one night stands whore tho
company has appeared, capacity nudl-
rnces have been the rule in every In
stance. While the critics OF every
lefty visited ere unanimous In their
praise of play music, players and
-rruIr DrOdUotlDn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

WhIlrsIdo IN "TNr NNIIIng T'OI
Nlkcr WhilesIdc, supported hN am
admirable company of talented play
ors comes to the Grand Tuesday, NOV
18th, In Israel ZangWil'B play "The
Melting Pot" This play Is one Of the
rul sonsatlons In theatrical circles,
ana has created discussion and inter
ost that are steadily "r wing In scope
and intensity The pi'I carries with
it moments ana situations of great
dramatic worth ana one that can
readily be- appreciated boy any ut the
.ctizcns of this country, which is typl-
fed az the great melting pot Of the
world,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06

Franklin George, T. H. Felt. George
Walters. GEO. a. Cameron, Frank
Watson Alfred Burns, Miss Myrtle
Cosgroye Virginia Irwin ana Florence
Mack
Seat sale win open Tuesday Nov.
Sth, quaker Drug Store, Phone 700,
Carlo Nicosia. the conductor with
the Aborn English Opera Company,
was one of the conductors with Ham
merstein's companies at the Manhat-
tan I'm New York and at the Phila-
dclphia opera House last winter, and
when the same impressario sent his
opera comiquc organization on q linz
ityd tour Nicosia was selected as the
ma stro also. Before that he was
with u number OF noted grand opera
ORGANIZATIONS coming 10 this country
first for the famous French opera
Companys presentation in New or
leans, where he remained two seasons.
Mr., Nicosia Is a Greek by birth, re-
cciving his musical education In Ven
ice, and was warm personal friend
of the great Verdi. lie has conducted
in a number of noted opera houses in
Italy, as wen as ST. Petersburg,
Athens Constantinople and Cairo, and
was considered one Of the foremost
directors of the grand opera in the
orient While with the llammersten
forces last year he was the favorite
conductor with Mary Garden, aud she
always requested that he direct the
performances. Mr. Nicosla conducts
ois ,p'ra company which comes TO
at all presentations of the Aborn Eng
The Grand opera House soon.
William Norriss musical baseball
farce, MY Cinderella Girl, 10 be pro-
duced here soon, has duplicated its
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11

'' way Tn \ way that would boy.
 my the most unciyiliyed. .na d..
 ''nee that brutal outrage the .be,,,,
 ana his whole staff have been doin. everything in their power to spp,s'
 nend the mufderers and are sim do. ing It, but that he and his staff a,.
 because of having the May term of e'"rt on his hands and other duties ,o perform, somewhat handicapped in ms efforts, and believing that if i. .ne duty of every citizen to come ,o ms aid in any and every way possibl. 70 tho end that those brutal u,,. derers may be apprehended, therefore 'he undersigned hereby agree ,o nav The amount set opposite our names "s reward to be paid for the arrest and conviction of the murderers who committed the said outrages and bor. rible crimes"
 Although it is realized that tbi, case IS one of the most mysterious and difficult to solve in the criminal, annals of the territory, nevertheless the officials are hopeful that they would be able to discover the mur. derers and they are bending every effort te find out who the guilty parties arc.
 Yesterday afternoon in double grave, all that was mortal of MT. and Mrs. Mahsrd was laid to rest. Al large delegation of Elks of which fra. ternal organization Mr. Mahard was a member, and many friends of the well known mining man and his wife, attended the funeral services which were held from Ruffner's parlors. The impressive Elks' burial service was used and fine funeral was con. ducted by that order.
 Following the services st the chapel those who had attended followed the rortege 10 the cemetery, the remains of Mrs. Mahard being taken there in . white hearse and those of Mir. Ma. hard is c dark hearse.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
DISCOVERY or RICH COLD ORE
(From Sundays Daily.)

News of gratifying discovery of gold ore on the property of the Paci. Hc Copper Mining company near liar. rington, was brought to this city yes. terdny by A. V. DeCamp, the super. intendent. Samples of ore taken from the surface on a ledge on the sunnyside claim, assayed from AoO to $3io in gold, the samples being taken for a distance of 900 feet. The values occur in oxdized quartz which has been lesched out, the ledge be- ing l50 feet wide with the rich val. ues appearing in stringers. It is this ledge that the management is now planning to tap at a depth of 400 feet by cross-cutting from the shaft that is being sunk in the vicinity. 1t is not expected that such sensa. tional values will continue with depth. but the showing is such as to highly enthuse, President c. W. Nit, ehell who look the samples that were assayed here yesterday by A. D. Barnhart.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
REWARD TREBLED '.
 IN MAHARD CASE
Sum Totalling $3,OOO, Offered For Apprehension of Murderers-Double
 Funeral Yesterday.
(Hom Sundays Daily,

Determined that nothing shall bs
 4, undone Co apprehend the coward
 l, ,ssassins of MT. and Mrs. George
 u,hard at Gro rino, citizens whose
 ,dispa,ion is now st white heat over ,b. dastardly crime, yesterday con.
 ,pbu,ed most literally to the re,
 yard fund, increasing it by tl,5O0. Governor K. E. Sloan. on his re. nm to Phoenix from Tucson author. | iyd a territorial reward of 425O for ,h, apprehension of each of the mur. irn. These sums together with the ,vsrds of s5O0 offered by Sheriff Jim ni,h and $500 by the board of su. psrviSers bring the total rewards 10 |p,OOO
 It is believed that private contribu. |,Ou will swell the total to more isn s3,OOO, making it the largest reward ever offered in Ysvapai coun. iv for the apprehension of criminals.
 Private citizens and firms who yes. ,rday subscribed 10 the reward fund are as follows: fl
 Elks' lodge. $I00, Prescott National Bank, tl00; Bank of Arizona, AI00; J. A. Hope, sIOo; George c. Ruffner, GOO; J. F. Dillon, sl00; Henry hinsmyGr sioo; Supervisor Bill s,wsr,, 500; Supervisor Barney Smith, sl00; Ed Shumate, 1l00; Hill Hs~are Company, ti00; Biles-Lock. ird Clothing Company, &100;' Joseph lober,s, $lOo; l.. F.. Burnett, t25.
 The petition for contributions to As reward fund reads as follows:
 i've, the citizens of Prescott, county of Yavapai, Territory of Ari. sops, beg leave to submit the follow. iIg statement: 's 't tt .g
 "Thst on or about tho first day of 'a' month, in this county, out in Ae mining sectioI where > George nahard owned mining iuterests aad shere he and his wife lived and were operating their property, both k and his wife were murdered in be most eowardly and brutally con.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
RESIDENT HAS MADE
 CHANGES IN REsERvE

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5. - The President mas signed a proclama. ton adding ls,1l5 acres, and at the same time eliminating 53,50O acres from the Garces National Forest in Arizona. The additions and elimina. lions are located at various points dong the exterior boundaries of all 'hree divisions. The additions con. n't generally of rocky foothills and hgh mesas cut by deep draws, with ravel and sandy clay formations, The eliminations embrace low, rolling 'ill' sloping toward the plains and n various places precipitous barren rock.
 The forest growth on the additions ' oak, mesquite, desert willow, ash, and walnut, averaging from five to |eght cords to the acre, while on the shminations there is less than two cords of scattered and stunted black and white oak and mesquite to the 'efe No irrigated or irrigable lands 'ePend for water on the areas elim 'ha'ed' These are either rocky or consist of gentle slopes with shallow 'os and only a scattered covering, without present evidences or erosion.
 During q portion of the year graz 'ng conditions are fairly good in all 0i the added areas, but it is hoped mat the carrying of the range can Oe greatly increased by construction " Tanks at suitable points.
 The lands eliminated by this pro V"ma''on will be restored to settle %ent and entry after being previous. " advertised by the Secretary of 'he Interior.
 hereafter the Garces National for. vt Will be administered by supervis. " h' J. selkirk, at Tucson, and all ,,' involving matters on ,4" ,4 Forest should be addressed to
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
BIo STRIKE HOLDING OUT.

John Queleeo has returned from the Monte Carlo mines in Silver Mountain district, and reports the big strike as holding out. From four. pound sample of the ore that he crushed in a mortar few days ago he received rich results, indicating n value that would run into thous. ands of dollars per ton. Three addi. tional sacks of this ore have been taken out, making ten to date, all being secreted at a point known only to the owners. The banning of the chunk of ore was witness. cd by n resident of this city, who dc. sires his name not to be mentioned, but who verifes the great amount of wire gold shown.