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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-14
COLER LOSES SUIT For LIBEL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14,-The suit Of
President Bird $. Coler, of the
Borough of Brooklyn, against the
Brooklyn Eagle for $100.0 900 damages,
for alleged libel in charging him in
August, 1906. with having an interest,
personally or through the firm
of w. N. Coler & Co, in certain paving
contracts in which Nadina sandstone
was the material specified. resulted yes
in a verdict for the
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EXTEND SEASON AT
EMERYVILLE TRACK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-Presi-
dent Thomas H. Williams, of the Cali
fornia Jockey Club. announced last
night that racing at Emeryville will be
extended forty days, and possibly sixty
days.
Under the original schedule the meet
ing would have ended February II.
President Williams stated that the
extension is the result OF the success
full meeting under the present anti
betting law.
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
GOES FROM SHOP TO PULPIT.

PLAINFIELD, Jan. 14.-Taking up
the study of the ministry while he was
8 molder in the Pond Tool Works, In
this city, three years ago, Nelson May
all has obtained the title of reverend.
and has been stationed as pastor of the
Baptist Church on Block Island. II. l..
He has been visiting relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Christian, here, and left for
Block Island yesterday TO resume his
passionate. He supplied the Baptis;
Church in Stockton Sunday and
stopped here 70 visit en- route for his
home.
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DIES SUDDENLY ON VISIT.

BAYONNE, Jan. 14.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Coine, of South Amboy, died suddenly
while visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel ]. Murray, wife of city
Attorney Murray. She came here
Wednesday and appeared to be in
the best of health. Yesterday after
moor she complained of being i'll. and
DIR. Donohoe was summoned. He pro
nounced her dead from heart disease.
The body was sent to South Amboy.
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NEW ROLLER RECORD.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-A new roller
skating record for the three-mile event
has been made by William Blackburn,
of New York. who last night skated
the distance in Q minutes 50 seconds.
The previous record, also held by
Blackburn, was 10 minutes - seconds.
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WHO'S YOUR FRIEND. FREDa

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Fred WEIGH. the
lightweight champion Of England, and
Ian Hague, the heavyweight pugilist,
who formerly held the championship OF
Great Britain. have decided to under
take a combined boxing tour OF the
States. They will start for that
country i'm February.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-14

CENTRALLY located bargain; four-story stone
and brownstone building. with eighteen
rooms; on lot 3ox2s0 feet: appraised at $50, 900;
car passes door: viii consider SIS, 600; on easy
terms; by executors order. c L. KRAEMER,
f6 Broad st.
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GERMAN EXPORTS W

BERLIN, Jan. A.-Returns from the
consulates place the value of German
exports to the United States in 1909 at
$166, 913, 59S, an increase over the pre-
ceding year of S3s,674, 546. Large gains
are shown in the expectation of hides,
chemicals and iron.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

The upstate public service commits
sion has authorized the New York Cen
trail to issue it's 4 per cent. debenture
bonds of 1884 to the amount of IS, 900, 900
to be exchanged for the preferred stock
of the Geneva, Corning and Southern,
amounting to So. 900. 900.
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TAR %AssrFi ADS ARE BEST.
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THE LONDON R

LONDON. Jan. 14.-Only a small
business was done in American %sectiri-
ties during the early session today.
At noon Union Pacific was firm. and a
point higher, while the rest of the list
showed irregular, changes ranging from
* higher TO 4 lower than yesterdays
New York closing,
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CORNER business property, lQ0x90. with three
story brick building and three story frame
dwelling; very central. opportunity for imme-
date development. c. +. KRAEMER. IT'S
Broad st. -
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WOMEN ELKsv IN MINsTRELs.

BAYONNE. Jan. 14.-For the benefit
of the Bayonne Lodge of Elks, the
women Clks,' as they call themselves.
gave a minstrel performance last night
IN n clubhouse in West Thirty fourth
street. The performance will be re-
peated tonight.
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USE STAR WANT ADs.
A C0NGENIAL. o~ccupATI

He-It is a wonder that Sparks widow
didn't take up his business when he
died, II is a sort thai comes natural to
a woman.
Slle-What was it?
He-iie was a matchmaker.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
FLORIDA FRUIT AND TRUCK LANDS
Located on transportation-joining towns. etc.
$1,000 PER ACRE.


ARLINGToN-Choieest residential neighbour
mood; restricted TO dwellings only; one-fam-
NY nine-room frame house; all improvements;
on the instalment scheme of 500 per month,
up to a certain amount; payments including
water and taxes; lot 50xl07; convenient to
station trolley cars; will sell cheap 10 quick
purchaser. PHILIP BLUMENHEIN. Tb6 Broad
ST., Newark, N. J.
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JUST stop and conside-S3W will locate you in
this modern dwelling. not a new house. but "a
Wei built one, in good repair, newly painted:
containing large hall, parlor, dining room and
Kitchen on fret floor; three bedrooms and bath
room on second floor large finished room and at
NC on third floor; hot air heat. range. ETC.: on
lot 50x16; price 81, 100; balance at your own.
terms; restricted location; convenient to every
thing; don't delay. but investigate this at once;
sunday by appointment. NJ. +. MULLER. 545
bloomfield av., Bloomfield Centre.
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FOR SALE-Modern house, stone and frame
construction. containing IL rooms. 2 bath
rooms: hardwood floors. trim. etc. several open
fireplaces; stable; lot 116x260; one of the choic-
est residential sections in the Oranges: con-
venient to steam and trolley cars; owner re-
sides out of town and is anxious to sell; price
O'BR1EN COMPANY, South Orange.
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Directors of the Bankers Trust Com
pany were reelected yesterday. and at
the annual meeting of the Astor Trust
Company Benjamin Strong, jr., vice.
president of the Bankers Trust. was
added to he board, of which the re-
firing members were reelected.
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HIGH AND HEALrHFUL" CHATHAM. fS.x.
Properties: Improved. unimproved, Acreage
and Lots; sale and rent: attractive prices and
terms. I.ackawanna Road: hour out: near sta
ton; 62 trains daily. Principals. see or write
WILLIAM b: BRoKAW. 100 Broadway. N. r.
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SUGAR ADVANCES TEN CENTS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-All grades of
refined sugar were advanced ten cents
a hundred pounds today.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations OF the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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CALL OR WRITE FOR LIST
OF REALTY BARGAINS IN THE ORANGES.
FELL & DEVINE,
34S MAIN ST, OPT. f, ORANGE


WE have for sale several choice improved
properties and also desirable building sites in
this beautiful suburb which can be purchased
at moderate prices. and in view of improving
transit facilities II is to the advantage of
consult us. ]. CHARLES O'BRIEN COM
PANY, South Orange.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

Isaac Fleischman (trus) TO Morris
Diamond, W S Broad st, "a IT n FIR
Emmett st. 46x100.
Maria Cicchino and hus to Adolph
dreenspan, s S s. Market st. 2S 1T
$ e n Monroe st. 25x100. .............
John X. Hardin tspec mstrr to An
ton Kuhn, W s Kent st. 1928 II : fr
Brenner st, 25x99.
lneo Coe to George Volk ct al. W s
LittIeton ay, 100 # n fr 18th av.
2oxl0O
Rudolph j. Goerke to The Goerke
Co., n ; Central av, W fr N. 4th
Charles e. Weis to Angelo Soriano.
5 State st, 400 IT W fr High ST.
<oxsv ...........
James H. MacPhee to Emma Miller,
e $ Peshine az 525 IT $ fir Haw-
tnorne aV, 2oxl0O.
William II. Miller to Joseph H., Mac
Phee. Q S Hillside av, 404 TT S Fl
Bigelow st, 25x133.
Emma L.. Kellerman and hus 10
Rachel NJ. Nusbaum. S $ S. 10th st,
~ IL s W n Avon ay, 3lx111........
Weequahlc Park Land and Improve
ment Co. to Daniel e. Gould eft al,
s S Schneider av, 1874 II W fir Sey-
mour Nv. 40x1O0.
Charles Wilson to Elizabeth Boyer.
8 8 Tichenor st, 1870 # e fr Null
berry st. 17x70..
GoldAnaar w = y AuoipH
Same to same " 9 Wa shh}ncion az
dSo IT IS fr Laurel pl. 25x100. .........
Francis j. L. Kolb to Caroline NJ.
Boyle. n S Longworth st, $50 IT W
fl Washington al ely1gQ
Henry Herpers 10 Olaf Scbarin
S. 18th st' loo ~ n r. Pandolnh
st, 47x150
Mary G. Bimbler ct al texrs) to Elias
z. Card, e $ Myrtle aH, la 1T $ IF
Israel Berman n Tbo,nas r, re
laney, w S S. 18th ST. 94 n n fr
Avon av, 2Sx1O0: and other tracts
Thomas r. Delaney to Israel Ber-
man, S $ w. Kinney st, 70 IT w fir
Halsey st. 36x100a
Louis Pohl to Cleveland Perry. e S
n. 11th st. 240 IT n fr 4th av, 30x1O0 Z
Cleveland Perry to Anna Pohl, same Z
property
TOWNSHIPS
.James w E1lsr,or,h 30 I,tda,i.,, Tnu
Co MMii,hnrn nal = rlncity Ir1ss
n r. Isast Iana nnxn enianu aN' 10
e Il Meschau 1A'V '...''
sweezv eS Mr.,n, q son 10 F.; \
Nutlev on Uiii' ~" Ao-H' oih D.
Anthony Tlj,
Oramge ~ W. aoooeit Neiis' w.
n W. s;,ip cto 1851 o1y aN, - II e
tract e.on ~ N'NiVO' anu o'hef
VIII A1aaGc II nran,o -
sanford # ia7 T. :. Orsiise, etc,, s.
sTx1lG. a tS. ~ "a dr fremont aN'
Same ~ pahaD = ~ tTact ''1',...'
a = "a nford - = maass, r. Orange,
nv s7~iU a. oV IT ii fremont
Bxecntors, % poh
I'm. ne wiz y. Muass 90 At
etc &c Gltt Mas ~ orange,
fremont az Vie 81, ioa !. IL II
Co.. ao1 az, o1Hlle, ana othef tract :.
a : 90 q on Z" maass' T. Orange,
av eySdM ST. ~ 1t II II
>Ni,,iano
r;snn 1ig,eI 70 benJdnin '. lar,
aw W = > > bioomiiela
1nnvoE =" 'SvS peheulee ~
r,SoA@o
mar I, mD@npnersol 10 una Il. falo
81 a. =. Gianse' . . Cllnton 81, $40
- ? :. MOTIFS ana Essex Hailroad
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CLINTON PLACE HOME.
Well built seven-room house, bath: steam
heat: all open plumbing; home-seeker's oppor-
tunity; owner forced to sell. price $4,000.
FEST & FEST. 73S Broad st.
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Gold to the amount OF $l00, 900 was
withdrawn from the sub-treasury yes
terday for shipment to Mexico, making
$500, 900 withdrawn so far this week
for export to that country.
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WANTS JERSEY TO SEND DELEGATE,

TRENTON, Jan. 1.-THE New Jer-
sey Woman'a Suffrage Association a
sent q letter to Governor Fort asking
him to appoint . woman to represent
New Jersey at a meeting to BIZ held in
Washington, d. c., January IL, to con
slider a universal divorce law.
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FOR S~ALE-House. 10 rooms and bath, all i'm
provements; lot 5Oxi50; barn. room for two
terms to suit. Address HAROLD G. BANTER
Bloomfield. N. J.
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sHEERET

SHEERER Alphabetically frame: all inn
provements; lot 50xi00; 300; mortgage
y. 1000; annual income s504; make offer.
PHILIP BbUMEN1IEIN, 756 Broad St, New
ark, n, j.
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APARTMENT HOUSES, up to date, for 6, s
or Y families, in tho most desirable sections.
including steam heat. electric and gas light;
all apartments well rented, netting from Is to
70. per cent. upon money invested; will sell
upon easy terms or might consider smaller
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-14

DEALERS OPPORTUNITY
st. lot and building. between Broad
ana Mulberry SITS, or Commerce ST.. near Law
renee 81. Apply to c. n. KRAEMER. 76
Broad ST. -
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RosEyILLB AN.-Large one-family house
sixteen rooms; three stories: lot 62x1o0; ST.
goo; mortgage $500. at 5 per cent. suitable
Tor doctor or other professional man; must be
seen to be appreciated. PHILIP RLUMEN-
Helm, 756 Broad St, Newark, N. ]. !
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pXcELLpNr MopERN nEsInENcr

kea1ny av., Arlington; eight bright rooms.
nath. buffers pantry; open plumbing; parquet
nooring; complete improvements; also stable.
plot 75xl44: suitable for business; easiest terms:
immediate attention. FEST & FEST, 1888
Broad st.
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East orange.


UNUSUAL RESIDENCE SNAP.
Nhle beautiful rooms. buffers pantry, tiled
path; steam heat; electricity; hardwood floors:
beam ceiling; fireplaces; handsome decorations;
beautiful location; near trolley; sacrifice IS. 900.
FEIST &c FEST. 1888 Broad st.
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Chatham. u. }.

FARMS and homes; also bungalow sites: s50e
Ter acre. e. l. HELLER. Caldwell, N. j.
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AV.-One-famHy frame; eleven
rooms; all modern improvements: must be
sold Immediately; chance for party who wishes
a well-built house for a home; lot 50x100; price
fl0.OO0; Will consider any reasonable offer; will
take mortgage. PHILIP BLUMENHEIN 756
Broad ST., Newark, N. j.
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AN IDEAL HON
or SIX rooms and bath. all the most modern i'm
provements. steam heat; located at 19 South
Ninth St; convenient TO trolleys and station.
price $4,000: cash required. $1,000; rents for $50.
SWANWTcK & COMPANY.
BOO ORANGE ST. CORNER ROSEvIIIT Av.,
OVER THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC T. co.
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WEST ORANGE-Two-family; frame: eleven
rooms, two baths: lot 33x100; ca feet in. rear:
price So. 200: mortgage 50, 500. 10 per cent. In
come. PHILIP BLUMENHEIN. 756 Broad st.
Newark, N. j.
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south Orange.

MUST be sold, modern house. containing 10
rooms and bath. all conyeniences; lot 65x150:
price $500; within q few minutes walk of
Mountain station. J. O,BRIEN
COMPANY. South Orange.
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Ay., near Clinton av., corner
property-Three-family; lot 50xl10. with
9xi1O feet on corner; excellent opportunity for
Spectator; owner desires TO leave city; will
sell for any reasonable offer. For further par
ticulars see PHILIP BLUMENHEIN, 756
Broad ST., Newark, NJ. J.
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50xf00; vacant lot alongside; all rented; ST, 500;
annual income 1924: can put another house
duplicate of one on and double income and per-
centage; all improvements; sell these at once.
PHILIP BBUMENHEIN, 1855 Broad St, New
ark, N. L.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CHESTNUT ST.. 297 to soz. near Adams st;
~l60xi05; factory site at a sacrifice price.
For above and other genuine and decided bar
gainA see
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Sl%-FAMlLY apartments, not OF the cheaply
constructed speculation type, hut we'll built;
upon &lax10n. with FIVE and six rooms and
bath to eaen fiat. with all improvements, ex-
,cepting heat; renting for H,150 per year; al
ways rented; upon very Easy terms and price
mat VIII net a handsome return upon invest
ment. Apply to c. r. KRAEMER. 776 Broad
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FOR SALE-Six-room cottage; steam heat, gas;
lot ooxleo: centrally located; IL prompt sale
can be effected owner will accept 81. 500. j..
CHARLES O'BRIEN COMPANY, South Or.
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ANIMAL.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the policyholders
of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany OF New Jersey will be held at the office OF
the company, 2W Market street. Newark, N. j.,
on January ID, 1910. at seven-tnirty o'clock
y. m.
The Peoples Mutual Fire Ins. Co. of N. ].
WALTER MAC LEAR.
Secretary.
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THE w LINE AND CEMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The annual meeting for the election of direc-
tors OF this company will be held at the onice
OF the company. foot OF Bridge street, Newark,
N.Jy on TUESDAY. January 18th. 1910. The poiis
viii be open from II a. IN. to 10 m.
l. oDELL. Secretary.
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WEST sT.-Two buildings. one three-family
and one one-family; lot 30xi0o; will sell for
$500; mortgage Sc. 500. at 8 per cent. annual
income 1924; everything rented. the above bar
gains should not be overlooked; this is your
Opportunity, grasp 1T. PHILIP BLUMEN-
HEN. 1855 Broad St. telephone 1928 Market;
entrance on Clinton 1T.
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1900 CASH
buys beautiful North End home. near car
lines; twelve rooms, including bath: large hall.
pantry; steam. electricity; newly decorated:
bookcases, must sell this week. FEST &
TfEIST, 7S Broad st.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-02

once ordered to Arizona with a DOT tion of the regiment, for duty in subduing the Apache Indians. He ar rived in the territory after a long and tedious march across the Great American Desert, and was continu- ously engaged in scouting and In- dian campaigning until February, 1871, when, upon the reorganization and reduction of the army, he was mustered out of service at Fort Me Dowell
 The major then conelued to cast his lot with the pioneers of Arizona, and settled at East Phoenix. For a short time he was engaged in busi- ness there. After the death of his wife he went east again. He located in Canton, Pennsylvania, where he conducted a Touring mill, but in 1872 he again went to Arizona, where he remained until 1891, when he went to Williamsport, living there with his brother, Henry Veil, until he went to Wellsboro in 1893.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-02
WORK ADVANCING
 ON ELEANOR PLACERs
(From Thursdays Daily)

Joseph Maekin, general manager of the Eleanor Placer Mining company, reached the city yesterday from French Gulch, and gives an interest ing statement of the progress or work on that enterprise, which is again under headway since weather conditions have moderated sufficiently to permit of surface operations.
 He says all the machinery for the plant has reached its destination from Kirkland and is ready to be placed in position. The boat that will handle the machinery is about completed, and is seventy feet long by thirty feet in width. It will carry 15O,OO0 pounds of machinery for placer operations.
 At the works the company is also erecting a 12,OOO gallon oil tank, while at Kirkland, the receiving freight station, another oil tank is going up that has a capacity of 2o,- 900 gallons.
 During the heavy rain and snow fall early in the month, the new concrete dam, that was ready for stor- age purposes, gave way to the heavy freshets that came down the gulch, and was washed out. This unfor- tunate condition has temporarily sus- pended the work of getting the en- terprise under headway, and owing to the cold weather prevailing at the present time, this dam will not be re- built or commenced until the first of March.
 After it is completed the placing of the machinery will follow speed fly, and it is expected that the proposition will be under headway by the first of May, at the farthest.
 The point to be mined by the Eleanor people is about two miles from the Hassayampa, in Walnut Grove, lying west of that stream, where several hundred acres are un- der ownership. The purpose is to get to the head of French Gulch, and at a point near where the Placer ita Creek empties into it.
 Several tests of the ground were made previous to the taking over of the property, and in each sample given the results were pronounced
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-02
BLUE BELL MINE MAY BE
 SECOND UNITED VERDE
CFrom Thursdays Dsily)

Conservative and reliable reports have been for several days in cireu- lation in this city that the Blue Bell mine, under operation at the pres ent time by the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company, is unquestionably one of the greatest copper mines in the territory, and will soon take rank alongside the United Verde.
 Less than one year ago the prop erty was taken over by the above syndicate, and after the 400 foot level was reached a new and rich body was cut into by a winze sunk from that point. Previous to that development no noteworthy determina- tion was accomplished, and the yield carried the usual values, with geo. logical conditions prevailing that in- dicated nothing of an unusual char acter.
 A short time after the 400 foot level was passed, however, big ana higher grade bodies of sulphides were cut into, and as depth and develop ment was continued, the immensity of the property was appreciated. and at the present time it is practically out of range for a definite estimate to be formed, other than it is one of the greatest pieces of mining ground in Arizona, and of which the miner and others are perfectly con vinced, passing this belief on actual observation made of underground conditions.
 Locations along that belt running to the Bradshaws are being made in view of the property coming so prom inently into life in the past few months, and from Mayer to the De Soto it is said to be practically a continuous strip of locations running from one claim to the other for near ly fifteen miles, with several parallel strips taken up that show inviting surface conditions.
 Work on this new bonanza contin- ues uninterruptedly, and a force of over fifty men employed. Up to a short time ago the product was shipped to the smelter at Humboldt, but this has been discontinued owing to the lack of facilities to handle it.
 Thousands of tons of the ore are on the dumps of the mine, and until the smelter resumes in March, will not be transported to the works for reduction.
 The coming into prominence of another big producer for this county, such as is believed to be unques- tioned for the Blue Bell, dissipates the theory that there is but one big mine in this field, and exemplifes the wisdom of practical and energetic mining, with depth as an integral factor to make the determination.